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Monthly Archives: March 2015
The world’s top 5 largest buildings
5. Meyer Werft Dockhalle 2, Niedersachsen, Germany, 63,000 sqm One of the major German shipyards, the facility is used to construct luxury passenger ships. It is the largest dry dock in the world. It was inaugurated in 2000 and has … Continue reading
CT Drone Enthusiasts Worry About Future Of Their Hobby
Drones, like most everything else, are not what they used to be, either when used in war or toyed with in peace. Curt Gould, president of the Coventry/Mansfield-based NorthEastern Drone Society (NEDS), is nostalgic for the days when the word … Continue reading
Hawaiian Airlines Keeps 1929 Plane Flying
HONOLULU—Most airline pilots like to fly the biggest, newest planes. Hawaiian Airlines’ Merle Clawson happily pilots the tiniest, oldest plane in its fleet: a single-engine, six-seat 1929 Bellanca Pacemaker that was the first aircraft operated by the carrier’s predecessor company … Continue reading
Dear America, how about practising what you preach on tolerance?
Even today, the United States is not free from racism and hate crimes, and should fix its own scenario first, before preaching to others. The United States of America claims to champion liberal democracy and human rights across the globe, … Continue reading
Apple Watch: 12 things you might not already know – Pocket
The Apple Watch has been on the radar for so long that there’s plenty of information out there already. Following the Apple announcement you might think you know everything there is to know. But there are probably a few more … Continue reading
Operating in the South Pacific
People who’ve never flown it have no idea how vast the Pacific Ocean is,” Kiwi Robin Leach told BCA. “You will be over water for 12 hours jetting from Auckland to San Francisco. Going the other way [i.e., west], headwinds … Continue reading
CT Drone Enthusiasts Worry About Future Of Their Hobby
Drones, like most everything else, are not what they used to be, either when used in war or toyed with in peace. Curt Gould, president of the Coventry/Mansfield-based NorthEastern Drone Society (NEDS), is nostalgic for the days when the word … Continue reading