She needs to stay healthy AND stay interested.

I hear ya. Just saw Inslee said people over 50 will be eligible next month...then saw the fine print that it's over 50 with two comorbidities.

Only the best people...

Just one more area where Deebased can show off his ignorance.

Wasn't the rationale given before the season that they were doing prep work? Kind of tough to use that excuse after the season has concluded. Maybe they'll say they're getting the bike park...

I finally made it up for night skiing at Summit Central last night. I got lucky and the rain held off, because it was absolutely pouring on my drive home. I suspect conditions could be a bit wet...

I can confirm that is not me, although I do live within walking distance of that location. :)

No, they're nothing like wine coolers, but they are awfully similar to Zima.

For the record I probably would never buy White Claw, but I'd drink one if it was handed to me.

If Stevens closes on April 4 it certainly adds ammo to the notion that Vail is really only concerned about its premier properties and the local hills like Stevens are only in the portfolio as a means...

Derp!
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WTF? is right. They really should rethink that.

I think I can make a compelling case that traffic signals cause accidents. If you looks at the places with the most traffic signals it correlates well with places with the most accidents. Q.E.D.

My gut feeling is it wouldn't make much difference. Hopefully I'm wrong.

Maybe the plan is to take all the now unused masks and use them to insulate their natural gas infrastructure.

Moronic decision. Opening businesses is one thing. That's an economic vs. public health trade-off. Removing the mask mandate is indefensible, however.

Les Québécois need some help with their definition of printemps, n'est-ce pas?

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Presumably people seated are actively eating or drinking.

First time I've ever gone there. I went up there to do some hiking. Pretty cool considering the proximity to civilization.
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Newcastle Golf Club.

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Yeah, I looked a few posts back on her feed and she mentioned she's there on a work visa. Bitch. :)

I have a feeling it's an old video. I don't think she's been skiing at Whistler this season. If she has then I'm pissed.

I'm not seeing anything remotely gross in that video.

Pretty nice assets for someone who is now north of 45. This was shot at Blackcomb, by the way.

You mean the little brown, furry rodents?

I would imagine that's awfully difficult to prove.

Well, it was good while it lasted. Look at the extreme right of this graph. Sure looks like we may be heading back up again and we never even quite made it back down to last summer's peak. Maybe it's...

I'm always amazed how many people seem to be willing to shell out ~$1,000 for one of those Canada Goose coats. I guess it shouldn't be a bit surprising that there's another brand that's for people...

Bush pilot?

I believe Tiger prefers Caublacasian.

He'll probably say he crashed because he's used to much more high performance vehicles.

Did anyone catch the National Geographic documentary on the new Air Force One(s)? They were showing the flight deck of the current airplane (from 1990) and even from that era it's predominantly...

Seriously, the jokes about his driving skills and his Asian heritage are just too good to pass up on.

Metal Fatigue Seen as Trigger for Boeing 777 Engine Failure
https://www.seattletimes.com/business/metal-fatigue-seen-as-trigger-of-engine-failure-near-denver/
"A preliminary examination of...

Yeah, that 10k wager didn't work out so well.

Yes. 100%.

I guess it's really only a problem if you're an ineffective gambler. It really seems like gambling would lose a lot of its luster when you start losing massive amounts of money. I guess the...

A friend of mine's dad had/has a problem and it didn't manifest itself until he was in his 50s, so it's not just a young person's problem.

I doubt it was bird ingestion. Probably a fatigue issue caused by a manufacturing defect (crack propagation).

Correct. All 777 aircraft are built in Everett, Washington.

Boeing recently made the decision to consolidate all 787 production in South Carolina. Previously there were separate lines in Everett...

Yeah, but everyone wants to know whether it's a Boeing or Airbus. No one ever cares who the engine manufacturer was.

Dammit, can't we have a couple of these happen to Airbus airplanes to balance this out?

I was flying home from Vegas a few years ago and my flight was delayed for an hour or two because it was too hot. Temperature and pressure (i.e. elevation of the airport) factor into those V1 and Vr...

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I don't think so. I think the regulatory agencies are really most concerned about engine components, i.e. things with lots of kinetic energy that could cut through aircraft systems.

That's pretty funny. I never even thought about that. :)

Yes, they are. This Denver incident seems to have been a contained failure--at least as far as we know now. The actual engine components like turbine and fan blades were contained as far as not...

Yeah, I didn't either. I'd always heard it was specifically for twins, but Wikipedia knows all.

I guess whatever works...