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Sounds like VFR into IMC at night based on the initial loss of contact call, when asking the hawker if he sees him he says "we broke out at 6,800ft." The cirrus was at 7500ish. Sounds like he lost it.

Not much in details. Looks like an SR22 crashed into a house in Parker tonight. Yikes.

May the live long and prosper.

Cedar Crest is quite nice.

I think the problem is that it has Chicago or Atlanta problems with a population of a Sandusky. That makes it worse, because as more people come, the problems get worse.

Prepare to witness a robbery or a frog deal, keep your head down and press on. True story - Wal-Mart at 2am is fun. Lots of crackhead and tweakers shopping.

Here....I drew you a map. Red means stay away at all costs. Green means bring protection, but livable. No color means something in between.

Fiesta.

As a burqueno, I will say this - if you can avoid ABQ, do. That means if you decide to move there, live in either Corrales, the east mountains, or certain areas of Rio Rancho. Stay away from the Kirtland AFB area. The war zone (which gets bigger every year) exists between the North side of the...

I used to log it all on one line. But then I started realizing that my logbook was never going to fill up and after 10 years it started falling apart. Now each leg gets its own entry.

Wow. A trifecta with like 5 items. That's an amazing trifecta

I think the problem is that millennials live in a world where the government is always lying to them, and science is a guessing game (reference global warming if you'd like). So they're going their own way here, based on what they themselves can observe, not what those they know are lying to...

I suspect the answer is so that when tracking stuff in from the parking lot, it gets stuck near the door more easily, reducing time spent cleaning the floors throughout the store instead and letting the cleaning crew focus on cleaning the front area instead

He got him some.

I prefer to eat steak today.

It just finished here. Looking forward to tomorrow.

Couldn't agree more (although the make your own job thing is much harder to do than most make it seem - I have not yet succeed despite my efforts). I approach every interview as a two way interview. I am just as likely to say no to an employer as they are to say no to me. If it isn't a great...

I throw vendors off with my response: "I know it's a good question. That's why I asked it."

It's a good question. They are looking for an answer about what type of environment you thrive in. You're interviewing them as much as they are interviewing you. They are giving you a chance to avoid misery in the workplace.