Monthly Archives: November 2015

Have you ever been curious about the part of Maine so removed from the coastline it seems to be in another country: Namely, Canada? Drive North on US Route 1, as far as it goes in the United States, and … Continue reading →

In a 1972 short film titled “Design QA,” Charles Eames offered answers to a series of questions about design, a field in which he and his wife, Ray, had envisioned everything from medical splints and airport seating to low-cost housing … Continue reading →

A report prepared by a state permitting agency shows Boeing sees the potential for a significant increase in jobs and airplane production in Everett once its new 777X widebody jet comes online beginning in 2021. A “draft technical support” document, … Continue reading →

A report prepared by a state permitting agency shows Boeing sees the potential for a significant increase in jobs and airplane production in Everett once its new 777X widebody jet comes online beginning in 2021. A “draft technical support” document, … Continue reading →

The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) released a preliminary crash summary for the Oct. 29 fatal airplane crash that killed four people. Few additional details were included in the report regarding the crash which killed the pilot, Phillip Cowger, and … Continue reading →

On the week of October 9th, a 10-man ranger patrol team was ambushed by wildlife poachers equipped with heavy artillery as they searched for an elephant tracking collar in Garamba National Park, Democratic Republic of Congo. Most of the unit … Continue reading →