Monthly Archives: September 2015

Where does it all go after we’re gone? Gerald Willits’ life was full of things, but he was very much alone. When he died a year ago at 76, it took days for anyone to notice. By then, said Orange … Continue reading →

“Mission: Impossible” has been captivating audiences with high-octane action sequences ever since the film franchise launched in 1996. From the iconic wire hang in the first film to the Chesapeake Bay Bridge shootout in “M:I 3” to the Burj Khalifa sequence in … Continue reading →

There are a million and one ways to build a rollcage from scratch, and there are almost as many seat options when it comes to assembling an early Jeep. Not all of them will look good or even work in … Continue reading →

Measurement theory shows that strong assumptions are required for certain statistics to provide meaningful information about reality. Measurement theory encourages people to think about the meaning of their data. It encourages critical assessment of the assumptions behind the analysis. In … Continue reading →

September 1, 2015 Updated Sep 1, 2015 at 7:38 PM EDT KENDALLVILLE, Ind. (21Alive) — People who own their own aircraft can be a picky lot, so when something happens to their plane, more often than not, they steer toward … Continue reading →

Indy. If you were glued to the radio on May 30, 1964, you were likely listening to broadcaster Sid Collins skillfully paint word pictures of The Greatest Spectacle in Racing for a hundred million listeners worldwide. Many of us wondered … Continue reading →