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... followed by dead silence from those who insisted it could not be so.

And don't forget, in New Mexico the waitperson will say "red or green," and if you answer "Christmas" you get both.

Flipflop, flipflop.

Well, to be fair, the mask mandate was "illegal" in the sense that one Federal district court judge, in Florida IIRC, declared that it exceeded CDC's authority. As stated above, DOJ has appealed. The way such things go these days, the decision could be appealed and reversed multiple times, all...

You don't have to look outside the U.S. Google "civil asset forfeiture" -- many police departments, especially in the South, have enriched themselves by confiscating cash, vehicles, etc. on the pretext that the folks possessing them were engaged in criminal activity. Undoubtedly some of them...

I don't doubt that there probably are some foreign actors commenting here and there as you say, but I suspect that the majority of such crass commentors are home-grown. I've seen it often enough on local forums that outsiders wouldn't bother with.

Or backup glasses? Seems more practical (though maybe more expensive). Especially since trying to repair glasses, while not wearing glasses, while flying an airplane, might rate a significant degree of difficulty.

I'm replying just because your symptoms closely resemble some I've had. In the past, I've had numerous incidents of vertigo over the years, diagnosed as BPPV (benign paroxysmal positional vertigo). I learned that they were triggered (in my case) by looking up at a particular angle, like when...

Maybe check with the Piper Museum in Lock Haven (pipermuseum.com).

Try Chesapeake Sport Pilot at Bay Bridge Airport in Stevensville (Kent Island). They have (at least) an RV-12 and a 172, maybe others, and they're just outside the SFRA.

Good Morning America on ABC.

Yikes. Please don't.

Yeah, kind of pales in comparison to the cost of a 182 lawn dart.

Can't believe no one has mentioned Arizona!

Also Sport Pilot Talk at www.sportpilottalk.com.

Commenters on Kathryn's Report think it was Kirk Hansen, one of the family members.

The threshold to go from 15 to 20% is about $500,000. Most of us don't need to worry about getting there ...

I can't see it, unless it's a substantial improvement, like a bigger engine or upgraded avionics. And the rules for business property are different from personal.

If OP is on Medicare, I assume over 65, so standard deduction for married filing jointly for 2022 will be $27,300 ($1,400 bonus for over 65). Concur that the IRA withdrawals are treated as ordinary income, unless it's a Roth IRA, or some contributions were after-tax.