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Complaint: BT (or someone with access to the exchange cabinet) decided that our having the same telephone number all the time was just boring and connected our wire to a different number on Tuesday. Needless to say this did not help the router to connect to the internet and I have just enjoyed an unplanned two-day break.
...if it was in the last ten years on Northwest, it was most likely an Airbus 320 and maybe the other plane was probably a 757 as Northwest retired it's last 727 back in 2003. the 757 is a larger plane than the Airbus, as big as the old 707 but with two instead of four engines, and yes takes more runway to lift off especially if it has a heavy load. Northwest never purchased 737s (see pics below).
I used to fly Northwest a lot as for years as they were the only "major" carrier with the most flights from Milwaukee (the other was old North Central which only served the upper Midwest and Great Lakes area). Kind of sad to have seen them go. Now Southwest is the dominant carrier there (after the demise of Midwest and then acquiring AirTran - which filled the void after Midwest went under), while Delta (which acquired Northwest over a year ago) has pretty much relegated Milwaukee to a spoke in their hub system, mostly using those tiny cramped regional jets instead of "full sized" planes.
I used to remember when Northwest flew 747s and DC-10s and United had DC-10 and stretch DC-8 service there on a daily basis. Now the only "Big Jets' that land in Milwaukee are freighters for FedEx, UPS and occasionally Antonov Airlines.
Airbus 320
Boeing 757
Boeing 727
Morning. Warm but gloomy and grey outside my window today :)
...if it was in the last ten years on Northwest, it was most likely an Airbus 320 and maybe the other plane was probably a 757 as Northwest retired it's last 727 back in 2003. the 757 is a larger plane than the Airbus, as big as the old 707 but with two instead of four engines, and yes takes more runway to lift off especially if it has a heavy load. Northwest never purchased 737s (see pics below).
I used to fly Northwest a lot as for years as they were the only "major" carrier with the most flights from Milwaukee (the other was old North Central which only served the upper Midwest and Great Lakes area). Kind of sad to have seen them go. Now Southwest is the dominant carrier there (after the demise of Midwest and then acquiring AirTran - which filled the void after Midwest went under), while Delta (which acquired Northwest over a year ago) has pretty much relegated Milwaukee to a spoke in their hub system, mostly using those tiny cramped regional jets instead of "full sized" planes.
I used to remember when Northwest flew 747s and DC-10s and United had DC-10 and stretch DC-8 service there on a daily basis. Now the only "Big Jets' that land in Milwaukee are freighters for FedEx, UPS and occasionally Antonov Airlines.
Airbus 320
Boeing 757
Boeing 727
It was in October of 2007.
Dana
it's Holiday time !
That's an oddball issue to have :)
it's Holiday time !
Change is as good as a holiday :lol:
:)
Yup yup, though I thought it was a flamethrower ;P
Flamethrowing rays gun, the yellow checks are unforgettable :)
Aw, they can't find anything to laugh about :lol:
Cool image, though.
Photography exercise...black cat in a coal bin...in a mine shaft.
Dana
It would be all about specular and reflect :)
Cataracts? Do dogs get cataracts ?
here is an Airbus A380
KInd of something like that for night, kind of :)
nice lighting. The bird has shiny feet and talons.
5 day weekend coming up. :) playing with shaders and modelling, not so much dragonquest this weekend.
do the polar caps have zipcodes? curious which is colder this time of year. maybe north pole is balmy compared to south pole
here is an Airbus A380
...and here is it's flight deck, notice something a bit odd?
...I'd feel safer in one of these...
...or even one of these...
can't find it on weather.com.
is top of the world Lat 0 / Long 0?
what would the south pole be?
encyclopedia Brittania would be good reading for this stuff, imagining.
ahaah http://www.farmersalmanac.com/weather/2010/12/06/which-pole-is-colder-north-or-south/
0, 0 would be in the Atlantic Ocean off the cost of Africa. The poles are 90 degrees latitude with respect to the Equator.
Barrow Alaska, is the closest city in the U.S.A. to the North Pole that I can think off. Alert, Nunavut, Canada is closer.
http://www.weather.com/weather/today/Alert+CAXX0829:1:CA
Puerto Toro, Chile is about 2,500 miles from the South Pole
this one is the prettiest cockpits.
tee hee, cockpit.
I found a place that is colder than Alert, Canada.
Resolute, Canada
http://www.weather.com/weather/today/Resolute+CAXX2565:1:CA
I keep typing weather.gov instead of weather.com
Misty Whisky, looks like you found the answer. Cool.
0 at the equator isn't logical. they made this stuff up before satellites. :)
no wonder the canadian geese high tail it south.
I see your thread is running out again, OMG you guys can yak!
...not as fast as when Wooly was still here. We'd roll the thread over in about 12 or so days back then.
...The Fear Of Flying Complaint Thread.
...The Still Don't Have a Job or Won The Lotto Complaint Thread
...The Too Broke Even For The PC Sale Complaint Thread
...The Computer On My Airbus Jet Bluescreened Complaint Thread
...The My Joints And Bones Hate Winter Complaint Thread
...The Where did My Sunshine Go Complaint Thread
...The I Really Miss Wooly Complaint Thread.
Should be able to get some specular/reflect out of the feathers as well, just haven't figured out how :)
WE got some air from the south pole over us right now, is real cold and causing a bit of hail as well :)
0 at the equator isn't logical. they made this stuff up before satellites. :)
hehe a long time before satellites :lol:
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