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Month: January 2006

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Working Limitations

January 31, 2006 Blake

We discussed shift length and working rules in our human factors class last night. These rules are dictated by Transport Canada for the safety of

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My Computer Systems Assignment

January 28, 2006 Blake

So for my Computer Systems class I have to program a “aviation related” application in Visual Basic 6. This is what I have so far:

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Interesting Things Training

Should Flight Attendants Get Paid The Same As Pilots?

January 27, 2006 Blake

The CBC is reporting that the supreme court is investigating whether Air Canda flight attendants should get paid as much as pilots. The paragraph that

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Meterology Test Results

January 24, 2006 Blake

My attempt to get a perfect mark on my first Meterology test failed. I ended up with 89%, two questions out of eighteen incorrect. They

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Flight Scrubbed

January 24, 2006 Blake

The planned lesson didn’t happen today because of the weather. No biggie, do a ground briefing instead! Took care of Slow flight, Stalls, Spins, and

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Mumble, Stumble, Fumble

January 24, 2006 Blake

Remember when you were a kid (for the guys out there) trying to undo your girlfriends bra for the first time in the heat of

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Time of Useful Consciousness

January 16, 2006 Blake

Tonights Human Factors class was particularly interesting. Especially the discussion we had on high altitude and decompression. When talking about decompression and the effects on

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Yay! Rudder

January 15, 2006 Blake

Today was a perfect day for flying. The temperature was a little on the chilly side (-10°C or so). I was afraid that the wind

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Carb Icing Video

January 14, 2006 Blake

This video was on a cd that I got with one of my textbooks. It was produced by Transport Canada. It talks about carb icing.

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More about Turns, Climbs, and Descents

January 12, 2006 Blake

Yesterday’s ground briefing covered in more detail turns: – When/how to enter and exit a turn so that you roll-out on the heading you want

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The last remaining Seven Wonders of the World. The The last remaining Seven Wonders of the World. The Great Pyramid of Giza was built 4600 years ago and was the tallest human made structure at 146m for more than 3800 years. The Sphinx is the oldest known monumental sculpture in Egypt and one of the most recognizable statues in the world. All of these structures were built by hand and usually took 20-30 years to complete. ❤️✈️ #egypt #pyramids #sphynx #africa #cairo #giza
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Vancouver Island has so much to offer. Kristin and Vancouver Island has so much to offer. Kristin and Andre showed me all the great spots to eat, drink, and camp. Having local knowledge makes a trip that much more special when you're on the road. Thank you for showing me a great time! ❤️✈️ #yyj #Victoria #vancouverisland #camping #canada #britishcolumbia #summer #🇨🇦
When @shawndobes and I pulled into our camp site a When @shawndobes and I pulled into our camp site at The Gorge back in 2022 we were pleasantly surprised to meet our neighbours @cammeisterator and @champagnecapy. A year later Cam showed us what it was like to party like a local in Vegas. So it's only fitting we'd return the hospitality and show them how to party in Canada. Once again I'm reminded it's not where you are, but who you're with that matters most. ❤️✈️ #yul #montreal #alldayidream #canada #piknikelectronik #roadtrip #summervibes
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