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We always cook our bacon on the grill, but in a sheet pan. It keeps the kitchen clean and smelling fresh. We also have a bacon press which helps cook the bacon evenly.

Here's one: Aerotrek $130,000 base, your choice of trigear or taildragger. Looks like a pleasant little around-the-patch kind of airplane. If you wanted to get into aviation with a new airplane, you could probably get one of these with the few options you'd need and your light sport rating...

I thought that LSAs were built to an ASTM standard, not any FARs.

If you go back to the mid 20th century, there were many more privately owned public use airports than there are now. As real estate became more expensive, these airports closed and became office parks and housing developments, the revenue they generated wasn't enough to keep the land from being...

So, would a bipolar pilot be better off flying a biplane?

I used to make Steak au Poivre, but I can’t eat it anymore, I spend the next four hours sweating after consuming all that pepper. Sure is tasty, though. Making Chicken Marsala tomorrow, which is another classic recipe that’s gone out of fashion but is well worth making.

That is a BRS. I'd guess that the pilot was trying to land and lost control. To land a trike you fly it close to the ground and throttle back. If his ground track would put a significant side load on the landing gear the carriage could flip, or if he dragged a wingtip this would be the end result.

That's a light sport trike, uses a hang glider style wing and is steered with weight shift, two axis control only. They're usually bought complete as an SLSA, but I suppose you could take one into ELSA rules. They're definitely not something you'd want to fly in a lot of wind or turbulence.

When I take the dogs out, I carry a watering can. Diluting the urine keeps it from burning the grass.

I try to avoid people that are behaving like that. This is the South, you never know if they might start shooting.

Buy a chair base and make an attachment with some square tubing.

I pulled out my logbook, I have six flights in Schweitzers 2-33 and 2-22. IIRC it was not difficult to land, learning to land the Grumman AA-1s i trained in was much more difficult. With the glider, you just fly along close to the ground until you touch down, then put on the brake. The trainers...

Nosewheel?

When it is just about stopped.

Would you want to spend 8 hours in the air nonstop? I know I wouldn’t.

Made this for the first time last night: Chicken Marsala You don't need the tapioca flour, you could use cornstarch, or just not bother. You will have to go to the liquor store for a bottle of Marsala, it's not real common these days. There are lots of recipes for this, this one is on the...

Really, such a timeless design.

Here's a few of our faves: Shrimp Scampi Coconut Curry Chicken Maple Glazed Salmon Honest-to-Minnesota Tater Tot Hotdish Macaroni and Cheese (not from a box) Ree Drummond's Buffalo Chicken Burgers Rachel Ray's Spaghetti and Meatballs Lemon Chicken Piccata This one predates the...

Just because the burger didn't get smashed, doesn't mean you can't!

In the Austrian Alps, there's a mountaineering device called the Stairway to Heaven, although a lot of people would consider it their worst nightmare. I've done a lot of risky stuff, but this is a hard nope, even if I were qualified to try it.