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If only Miss Marple had been a bisexual biker with multiple piercings, a criminal record, and a long lick of oil-black hair over one eye, she might have solved a few more crimes. Those are the accoutrements with which Lisbeth Salander (Noomi Rapace) is decked out in "The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo," and they stand her in good stead for the unpicking of clues. Lisbeth has a gift for computer hacking, plus an ability to trawl briskly through printed files, and I found it endearing that, even as the movie tries to rough us up with tales of fascists, dildos, woodland snipers, and exploding cars, the main lesson that we come away with is: there's nothing like a day in the archives.
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The result of these shenanigans is to yank our two heroes together, not before time, in a cottage on the Vanger estate. Say what you like about Holmes and Watson, at least they took no more than a page to shake hands and agree to share lodgings. Why, then, should Oplev delve so deep into backstories? Why can't Lisbeth, if her old laptop is broken, claim a new one, using a quaint process that the rest of us call "insurance," and thus save herself the bother of being tortured? The answer is that Oplev has not just thrills to purvey but anxieties to air. His film is an adaptation of the novel by the late Stieg Larsson, the first of a trilogy, which has sold by the wagonload around the world. Larsson was a reporter, like Blomkvist; he specialized in exposing the activities of the far right, and his fiction is concerned, to the brink of obsession, with cruelties of every stripe. The Swedish title of the book translates as "Men Who Hate Women," and Lisbeth's private history—which, unsurprisingly, was riven by familial abuse—is linked to the Vanger saga not by any causal logic but simply by a vague, insistent dread of the tyrannical.
Beneath the sadistic surface, there is a strange cultural masochism in Larsson, as in his compatriot Henning Mankell, whose collected works I once feasted on through a single winter, with the kind of gusto that only crime fiction can excite. It is as though both men want not merely to disassemble the reputation of their homeland as a model—the model—of benign social democracy but to dig backward in a bid to prove that the past, too, was not one of liberal health and justice but a sump of buried transgressions and moral disease. (When you fear for your socialist Eden, the first people you blame, on instinct, will be capitalist dynasts like the Vangers, safe in their havens of corruption.) There can be a twilit sadness to this failing of a myth, explored most beautifully in last year's "Fishing in Utopia: Sweden and the Future That Disappeared," by the British author Andrew Brown, who lived there in the nineteen-seventies; but "The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo," both on the page and onscreen, largely dispenses with the melancholic. The chilly shack where Lisbeth stays with Blomkvist is a comfortless parody of the blissful huts where Ingmar Bergman planted his lovers, in "Summer Interlude" and "Summer with Monika," and Oplev scorns any hint of relaxation, preferring the stab of high drama: the moment that Blomkvist pinned up a row of photographs, showing the older generation of Vangers, I knew that half of them would turn out to have been Nazis. Was wartime Sweden really just a smaller Germany with added meatballs, or am I missing something?


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So sentimental
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Darling I'm down and lonely
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my family has been going to cara mia for years. 2 years ago i took my girlfriends and they loved it. it's our favorite place in nyc. for the past 2 years, we go for birthdays and i just regular dinners. the staff is the most pleasant and best i've ever had. i can't say enough about this place. thank u cara mia for always making me feel like im at home. we love you.
If i'm not with my family, i come with elizabeth. we have her b-day party here every year.
Really good food. – Best gnocchi I've had! I go to this place every time I'm in NYC.
What an absolutely amazing evening. The food is exquisite and memorable. I had the Cara Mia salad with red pepper, shaved fennel, white beans, and shrimp. My wife had Luna Russa, a salad of beefsteak tomato, red onion, and gorgonzola. Both were delicious and only $8. For entrees we had a seafood with spinach linguine in a spicy marinara and a Strozzaprieti (pasta twists) with stewed wild boar. They were excellent and also moderately priced ($15-$20). The service was attentive, our waiter was very knowledgeable, and the atmosphere is relaxed and romantic. They even brought us each a complimentary glass of sparkling muscat to go with our dessert, strawberries in cream. We had a bottle of Chianti and an extra glass of wine as well as a bottle of water all for $122. Well worth it for a great evening out. If you didn't want to be as extravagant, you could easily have dinner for two for $80. And, as for the title, "Like Dining in Tuscany," it really was. We just spent our honeymoon in Italy and I can say flavors were authentic and delectable. We will definitely return.
Great Dining Experience – We had a fantastic meal with excellent service. One draw back is that it only has a Beer and Wine license but It MORE then makes up for that in its delicious food, presentation and service. You can?t find a better restaurant in the city for this price. There were 4 of us and we all had a glass of wine, appetizer, main dish and dessert and our cost was $55.00 each including tip. If you don?t believe me try it for yourself and you?ll be pleasantly surprised. Highly recommended and I will go back.
Quaint and lovely – Simple but elegant. I love this place. Walking distance from our hotel in times square, so adorable. Friendly service, decent prices and a great overall feeling. We made reservations, which may be recommended, its small and may be packed on the weekends.
Good food and good price – This little restaurant was really nice. We had some bread and focaccia with olive oil and 2 mini brushetta as we were waiting. My husband took the mozzarella & tomato salad and the mozzarella was really really good. I had the spaghetti zuchini with mint and my husband the penne puttanesca and both were excellent. I would recommand this restaurant. Very good price too.
Not what it is made up to be. – This restaurant is not bad, but not great either. The service was pretty average and so was the food. While it is reasonably priced for HK, it's not exactly cheap.
Great pre-dinner eatery!!! – I was referred to this place by my former boss in 2000 as a pre-theater eatery. Every time I have returned I have had a lovely time. It's quick and fast... with generous portions. Not a place I would recommend for a romantic meal on theater nights, as the room is bustling and the energy is high... and the table turnover is quick... but it's small and cozy enough for a nice quiet dinner after 8... or on a monday evening.
The seafood medley dish is extraordinary... big pasta bowl filled with all the joys of the sea... wine was good. I always opt to go here for before theater if I know I have a short timeframe and want a quick, decent-sized meal.
amazing – I'm tired of fancy fusion. I hate tiny portions. I have no tolerance for snooty hosts. That's why I love Cara
Mia. A real trattoria serving great but simple food, without the attitude. Go ahead, enjoy.
What a great surprise!! – I was looking for a decent Italian place to accommodate a my family while they visited NYC. We tried getting a reservation at Carmine's on Broadway....one year waiting list. I did a search on the net and found Cara Mia. I was not that optimistic, my brother who is super picking would be there and he has torn apart some of the best places I know. Cara Mia passed his test and our entire party of 12. They were able to take a reservation the night before for the time that we wanted. When we arrived, our table was ready. The service and staff were exceptional. The food was out of this world. Apps, entrees and dessert were to die for. The waiter talked me out of my standard order of Chicken Parm and talked me in to a special of Mahi Mahi. Wow, was it delicious. The whole night was fantastic. Any future trips to the time square area will include a stop at Cara Mia. We are big fans of Mulberry Street and Little Italy the Bronx, this place fills a stop in between. 5 stars to Cara Mia!!
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This easy-to-use resource guide helps you make smart choices from every food group, find balance between food and physical activity, and get the most out of the calories you consume.
Department of Health and Human Services (HHS)
American on the Move is an evidence-based nonprofit dedicated to helping you take small steps and make small lifestyle changes for a healthier way of life. This website will help you improve your health and quality of life through healthful eating and active living. Includes an online community, articles on making healthy choices, and more. En español
America on the Move (AOM)
This website gives kids ages 9 to 13 the information they need to make healthy lifestyle choices. The site focuses on topics that are important to them—such as stress and physical fitness—using kid-friendly lingo, games, quizzes, and other interactive features. The Teacher's Corner provides interactive, educational, and fun activities that are linked to national education standards for science and health.
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
This project works to advance nutrition and physical activity policy in schools and communities in order to prevent obesity and its associated chronic diseases. It develops research-based, user-friendly tools and resources to educate audiences on nutrition and physical activity issues and help groups take action to implement strategies that will improve nutrition and physical activity environments. En español
California Project LEAN
This tip sheet gives ten tips for reducing your child's sugar intake by eating healthy foods instead of sweets.
U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA)
This bilingual Spanish and English guide provides healthy tips for reducing salt and sodium in your diet to lower your blood pressure. En español
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This campaign provides practical resources to help motivate children and their caregivers to eat healthy and be active.
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This booklet provides tips and ideas to improve your eating plan and become more physically active before, during, and after your pregnancy.
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This booklet shares ways for kids and parents to develop a heart-healthy lifestyle as a family.
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This website for kids tells you cool stuff about how your body works, how eating right helps you play better and feel good, and how staying active is lots of fun! En español
Let's Go! is a nationally recognized childhood obesity prevention program that works to increase physical activity and healthy eating for children from birth to 18 through policy and environmental changes.
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This interactive learning program helps you plan a healthful diet using nutrition labels while managing calorie intake.
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This meal planning curriculum is for people living with diabetes and their support persons. The curriculum incorporates participatory nutrition education, food preparation activities, and tasting of foods. En español
Oregon Diabetes Program
This curriculum for an after-school health promotion program is designed to teach young people ages 11 to 13 about the complex media world around them and how it can affect their health—especially in the areas of nutrition and physical activity.
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This online tracking tool lets you track what you eat to manage your diabetes and prevent the onset of complications. Explore nearly 5,000 foods and find recipes and healthy alternatives to improve your meals. En español
American Diabetes Association (ADA)
These quizzes will test your knowledge about how today's portions compare to the portions available 20 years ago and the amount of physical activity required to burn off those extra calories.
National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute (NHLBI)
This curriculum provides communities, diabetes educators, and other program leaders steps to help lead African Americans in making healthy lifestyle changes for themselves and for their families.
National Diabetes Education Program (NDEP)
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National Diabetes Education Program (NDEP)
This comprehensive kit includes reproducible patient education handouts on 29 topics related to cardiometabolic risk reduction, prediabetes, diabetes, and CVD. En español
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This toolkit helps educate parents and children on ways to change to a healthier lifestyle and diet through a 5-2-1-0 message. The Good Health Club campaign promotes healthy choices and behaviors in children through fun, effective, age-appropriate communications. Some materials are available in Spanish.
BlueCross and BlueShield Association
This website makes publicly available materials that were used in the HEALTHY intervention program, which was designed to moderate risk factors for type 2 diabetes in adolescents including nutrition, physical education, behavior, and communications and social marketing. En español
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This toolkit provides materials to begin a community outreach program with African Americans and Hispanics/Latinos at risk for type 2 diabetes, reinforcing the message that type 2 diabetes can be delayed or prevented. CME credit available. En español
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The Spalding TF-1000 NCAA/ NFHS is the #1 choice for college and high school play. This approved 29.5-in basketball is constructed with Spalding's exclusive advanced moisture management leather and foam-backed design with full ball pebbling for enhanced performance and feel. Designed to feel like broken in leather right from the start, the TF1000 ZK Pro basketball maintains its feel, performance and look game after game. Also features a wide channel design for maximum grip--great for shooters. Designed for competitive indoor play.
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Tiger Woods PGA Tour Updated Hands-On
We hit the greens with a near-final version of EA Sports' PSP launch golf game.
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PSP launching March 24
Single-SKU $249 "Value Pack" to include 32MB Memory Stick Duo; 24 games confirmed for launch, including Need for Speed Rivals, Metal Gear Acid, and Tony Hawk's Underground 2 Remix.
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EA's first golf game on the PSP will combine the feel of its console big brothers with some all-new features tailored to the handheld platform.
EA launches PSP Web portal
Publisher promises site devoted to Sony portable will be "continually updated" with new screens, details, video, developer Q&As.
EA's Warren Wall talks PSP launch, wireless play
The brain behind Electronic Arts' PSP titles spills some tantalizing details on the PSP's wireless link play and launch titles planned for the US and Japan.
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It's confirmed! I will be joining cancer fighters and survivors for a week of white water kayaking in Vail, Colorado this summer through First Descents (a non-profit started by Nike kayaker, Brad Ludden). Though the program is exclusively for cancer fighters and survivors, FD works closely with IA and has offered me the chance to volunteer, capturing the week via video and snapshots for participants and IA friends.
The kayaking programs are booked for 2010, but it appears that there is climbing availability in Estes Park. You cover transportation to Colorado and FD takes care of the rest, including professional training, lodging and equipment. Free climbing lessons and the chance to meet other cancer fighters and survivors sounds like the ideal summer trip to me! Check it out! Can't make it this year? Registration usually begins in January.


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The only town, a starting point for the Rapa Nui experience. An entire universe in the middle of the Pacific Ocean.
Hanga Roa brings tourists and the native islanders together. Here one hears the Easter Islanders' language just as frequently as English or Spanish. It is a peaceful locality that serves as port and residence to 90% of the island's population (a little under 5,000 people), and that offers all the basic services required for a comfortable stay.It is situated on the island's western side, and its main street, Avenida Atamu Tekena (named after a local hero), bears north to south. This is the center of the city, where there are many stores, hotels, restaurants, the only supermarket on the island, and the pharmacy. The public administration buildings and the rest of the commercial district are found along the intersection of Avenida Atamu Tekena and Te Pito Te Henua.To the north of the city, in the Tahai district, is the Father Sebastian Englert Anthropological Museum (Museo Antropológico Padre Sebastián Englert, or MAPSE), where information on Easter Island's heritage and its indigenous people is compiled, preserved and studied. MAPSE's aim is to act as the custodian of specialized bibliographical and archaeological collections. Another highlight is Caleta Hanga Piko, the main port and fisherman's cove. In this same sector Ahu Riata is found, an archeological complex that was restored in 1998 and that is illuminated at night, as sea turtles range the seaside in search of food. The fresh tuna fish that you can easily savor in the island's typical tuna empanadas is caught here.You can't miss a stroll through the handicrafts market to buy seashell necklaces or the mythological figures of rich Easter Island traditions carved in wood. The local church is also an attraction when mass is held with a choir singing Easter Island chants, and where you can view religious figures that are a mixture of the symbols of traditional Christianity and the islanders' own. Tourist AttractionsOrongo, Bird Man NestThis is where the sacred bird legend and the competition of natives who sought to become the Bird Man took place. One of the island's most traditional sites, from its beaches the traditional tournament takes place to choose Tangata Manu, the Bird Man. For two centuries this was the highest honor that a Rapa Nui islander could aspire to, which required swimming to an enormous nearby rock called Motu. This promontory of sandstone-basalt was where Manutara or the sacred bird would lay its first egg, and whoever brought it back intact received the highest honors. Orongo Village has been reconstructed and is an architectural complex of stone built over the site where the aspirants to Tangata Manu would wait. The Mata Ngarahu area is one of its main features, featuring hundreds of petroglyphs representing such figures as Tangata Manu (the Bird Man), Make-Make (God), Komari (Vulva, symbol of fertility), among others.Rapa Nui National ParkAlmost half of the island's total surface area, 7,130 hectares, is protected by Conaf, concentrating the island's archeological heritage. The Park was declared a space of natural and cultural preservation in 1935 and among its attractions are the Moais and various species of birds that are typical to the island.NatureIn spite of a certain degree of decline in recent years, populations of seabirds that inhabit or come to nest at certain times of the year can be sighted on the cliffs or islets (Motu) surrounding the island. Among them are makohe (Fregata minor), tavake (Phaenton rubricauda), kena (Sula dactylatra), and kuma (Puffinus nativitatis). Fish species are another very attractive group in the island's wildlife population, whereas the land animals found on the island today are few and were mostly introduced. Among the birds the partridges, sparrows and tiuques( Milvago chimingo) stand out.Archaeology, the Moai RouteThroughout the island you can visit the almost 900 Moais in existence, and diverse archeological sites that were used for holding religious rituals, for planting, feeding or shelter.
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A recent Gallup Poll found Alabama to be the second most religious state in the nation, and it is well known that the overwhelming majority of Alabamians are of the Christian faith. This includes Gov. Robert Bentley, who is an active member of the First Baptist Church Tuscaloosa where he serves as a deacon and Sunday school teacher. He has been chairman of the Board of Deacons four times and a member of the Youth for Christ Advisory Board. Bentley has been a dedicated Christian for his entire life, and the decision on the expansion of Medicaid coverage for the working poor is up to him.
Perhaps it is appropriate to ask, "What would Jesus do?" The answer for many of us is found in Matthew 25:40-45, which is partially quoted as follows: … "Truly I tell you, whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers and sisters of mine, you did for me."
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Have you tried to rollback to a previous version of the software? Sometimes if you start back from scratch it works.....search for rollback sequence in this thread if I can remember which of the post in this thread I'll post it here or dogleg69 will help you....I think it's called magic key sequences you should be able to run the rollback sequence
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on the remote press the following buttons in this sequence be patient it will take a small amount of time for it to reboot
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NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory records a glowing light bulb-like billowing tower of plasma on Sunday that was more than 100,000 miles across.
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NASA on alert for more after-effects of geomagnetic storm to satellites and spacecraft.
NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory captures high-definition images and video of a dramatic solar flare not aimed at Earth.
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Two basketball KINGS!
By Ben Eagle
It was no Dwayne Wade, no problem for the Heat Sunday night, as Miami cruised to its 26th straight win without Wade, who missed the game with right knee soreness. Wade didn't play, but he did contribute to the team last night. Following the 109-77 victory over the Bobcats, Wade, wearing an all-white suit, spoke with LeBron James about how the Heat overcame the adversity of playing without … Dwyane Wade.
"What does it say about this team when you have a superstar out and guys just come and step up," Wade asks James, who finished the game with 32 points, 10 assists and eight rebounds.
"When you have a superstar like 'WOW' [Way of Wade, the nickname Wade gave himself] out, everyone has to pick it up, " James responds while Wade tries to fight back a grin. "Anytime we got a superstar, big-time superstar, Hall-of-Fame guy out, guys got to step up."
Wade has been playing well during the Heat's 26-game winning streak, as Rob Mahoney noted last Monday. He's played in 25 of 26 games, averaging 22.8 points, 5.8 assists, 5.6 rebounds and 2.4 steals on 53.6 percent shooting. And now we can add an ego-stroking postgame interview to that impressive résumé.
The Heat look to move closer to the Lakers' all-time record of 33 straight wins tonight when they visit Orlando.
[Also: All of the above ignores the performance from Chris Bosh, who appears at the beginning of the interview to extend his impressive run of videobombs.]
GALLERIES: NBA's Longest Winning Streaks | Heat's Historic Run
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Newmarket Press, Apr 22, 2005 - Performing Arts - 105 pages
To have her characters better express ideas which might be abstract or hard to digest, Potter chose to write their dialogue in verse, though such is the narrative drive and the strength of the performances that for much of the time this seems like just more lyrical version of everyday speech. She says of her choice:
"I read somewhere that in times of war the sales of poetry books go up. It's as though we need to use our most clear and rich tool, which is the tool of language, to express the subtleties and the nuances of our experience. And I think that verse is a kind of structure that allows us to explore language in a more interesting, more heightened way, then we tend to in everyday conversation."
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UPDATE: Now that I've earned my wings, I'm still flying and learning. This blog will
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what I've been up to since becoming a pilot, please check out my columns in Sport Aviation magazine. - Brady
This lesson was very frustrating. Nothing seemed to work well for me. There was a slight crosswind and the more I tried to correct for it, the worse my landings became.After six (not-so-great) landings, I was exhausted and ready to call it a day. Jason assured me that most pilots encounter this "learning plateau" and it's a normal part of the process. He said we made progress today even though it didn't feel that way. As we were taxiing back to the hangar, I was thankful to have an instructor who knows how to coach in situations like this. I was still frustrated, but at least I knew there was hope. For those of you who've traveled this "plateau" and made it through, I'd love to hear your thoughts and advice.
Posted by Paul aaseltine
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Hi Brady. As I mentioned in one of my earliest commments, I said that you will feel like you hit a wall and can't get past it. This is normal! As a matter of fact, one week before getting my pilot's license, my instructor quit and my confidence went out the door. What your instructor is saying is true. Trust him. You are doing fine, don't give up, I didn't and I know you can do it!!!!!!!!!!
Posted by Chris Arvin
@ 06:20 PM, December 18
I wake-up at 3a flying...it's like my mind is replaying the last lesson or the upcoming one. I go through the manuevers and preview the sight pictures. If this were easy everyone would be a pilot! It is easy once you get it...you just spend your time in the barrow. Do not forget to smile and enjoy the journey...remember this is fun!! Hang in there buddy...
Posted by Dane
@ 07:04 PM, December 18
Brady,Hang in there! I had a lot of days like that in my training, and they are part of the learning process for sure. Think of them as a test, and once you get past them you are a better, smarter pilot.Your instructor's comment about your foot relaxing reminded me of that point in my training where I seemed to be resisting the single most important step for me to take in my training__taking control of the aircraft. It's a matter of confidence, and once you get it, everything is easier after that. You have to believe that you are in control, and not just reacting to what the plane and the wind are doing. To gain the confidence to accept that fact you have to learn what you need to do to control the aircraft, and you need to learn the coordination. Learning to switch to cross-control coordination near the ground was difficult for me, but once you get it, it is as natural as coordinated controls.I took some tailwheel training in a Cub and that helped tremendously with coordination and aligning the plane properly. Sitting side-by-side it was always difficult for me to see whether I was lined up straight with the runway or not, as you mentioned in your video.And, I'm sorry to say, the best way to learn how to handle crosswind landings and take-offs is to do it in a stronger wind. :)Best of Luck!
Posted by Tammy
@ 10:38 PM, December 18
You do not appear to have a learning plateau at this time. Your awareness of the variables that make each landing different is in the process of growing.BTW, when tuned to a tower controller, you can transmit "wind check" (just only those two words, no call sign needed) and the controller will say the wind direction and speed.
Posted by Roger - Pasco, Washington
@ 12:20 AM, December 19
I feel your pain, mine was right at about 8 hours. just keep going and in a lesson or two it will all come together.Tell your instructor to quit doing the flaps for you, you need the distraction of having to do that two so it all comes natural when you solo.
Posted by Niels Andersen
@ 05:58 AM, December 19
You wrote "I felt as if I couldn't do anything right"(with respect to flying). I have my own theory about this, and I have discussed it with many student pilots. I think your judgment improves faster than your skill. At first you can't tell a bad traffic pattern and landing, for example, from a good one. Then your judgment improves, and you learn what they are supposed to look like, and you get to the point where you CAN tell a good one from a not-so-good one. Unfortunately, your skill level has not kept pace, so now when you fly a poor traffic pattern or make a not-so-perfect landing, you know! Your instructor has always known. Eventually your skill level improves to the point where your skill almost matches your judgment. Will you ever make a perfect flight? I haven't. I have gone many times as a safety pilot with a good friend while he practices instrument approaches and landings (in VFR conditions). We would go to a Tim Horton's afterwards for coffee and donuts (this is Canada), and we would debrief. He is an excellent pilot, but we can always find something, even if it is minor, that we would do differently the next time.
Posted by Joel Beyer
@ 08:22 AM, December 19
Brady, welcome to the wonderful world of learning to fly. I agree with the post above. You now know what it should look like and are struggling to make it perfect every time. Keep at it and things will get much better. On the video your landings actually look descent. One question, why does your instructor keep doing the flaps for you? I would just like to know. Keep up the good work.
Posted by Pete Aarsvold
@ 09:18 AM, December 19
Hi Brady. The name of your blog is "Earning My Wings". This is what you are doing right now. You are earning it. If your blog was named "Gift of Wings", you would have reason to be discouraged. What happened to my gift? The best things in life are those things that are earned, not given. Learning to fly takes focus, dedication, perseverance and more. No one said it would be easy. Hang in there. After listening to your blog, I know that you will succeed.
Posted by Chris Moran
@ 10:14 AM, December 19
Hey, Brady don't beat yourself up over what you think are bad landings, there is a saying "any landing you can walk away from is a good one, if you can reuse the airplane it is an excelent one". I went through the same sort of frustration until one of my instructors said he wasn't trying to teach me perfect landings, he was trying to teach me safe landings, after that I realized I was putting unnecessary pressure on myself and I was flying alot better than I thought. By the way your landings do not look remotly unsafe. Don't let your perception of a landing get you frustrated as long as you can reuse the airplane after your landings you are making progress. Most any pilot will have a landing they don't think was so great now and then, it is just human nature. Thanks for the blog, I feel like I am learning all over again.
Posted by Ernest
@ 01:30 PM, December 19
Hang in there Brady! I've got your back... I am in the back seat on every one of your flights. From my view I think you are doing great and I am really proud of you. You are going to be a great pilot!
Posted by Ed
@ 03:23 PM, December 19
Watch the videos of Flights 9 & 10 again and notice how Jason gives you hints - more rudder, a bit of aileron, bring the stick back, etc.On this flight, Jason is trying to get you to do all of the flying. Notice how, on the second approach, he doesn't suggest that you close the throttle, he waits as long as his patience can stand and then asks "Why's that power still in?"He's trying to move you on from being told what to do to the stage where you are able to work out for yourself where things are going wrong and therefore what needs to be done. Putting his hands on the dash is symbolic, what Jason means by not helping out is that he's not telling you what to do.That's the difference, that's why this flight seemed so much harder and why you feel like you are regressing. It will probably happen at similar key moments throughout your training.One way to get through this is to read up and have a good book knowledge of what you are trying to do at each stage. That way you can mentally rehearse any situation and know what control inputs need to be made.And then you just need practise, practise and lots more practise.
Posted by Ron H
@ 05:14 PM, December 19
Oh man, bad days ARE a part of the learning process. And this early in your training you'll find that the smallest things can throw you off. Maybe you didn't sleep well last night or are preoccupied by something else going on in your life. It doesn't take much at this stage and you really don't have all the tools yet to deal with every situation. Don't beat yourself up over some less than great landings. It all goes toward the experience you need to be able to do it on your own. Imagine if you never had a challenging landing during your training. You wouldn't know how to deal with adverse conditions when you're without an instructor. And remember what I told you in a previous post: There are three secrets to perfect landings but no one knows what they are.
Posted by Paul D
@ 05:34 PM, December 19
Brady, This is the first time I have viewed your blog and I cant believe what I have been missing. As of today I have 9.5 hours logged and your latest video could have been my flight today (snow included). When I was driving home from the airport beating myself up about the lesson I realized that as bad as it seemed to me I was infact able to analyze my own mistakes. I may have been behind the curve a little because the workload is increasing with each lesson but I was still able to see where I was going wrong. I am confident that this lesson will prove to be very valuable and I look forward to the next lesson. Can't wait for your next!
Posted by Chris P.
@ 08:52 PM, December 19
Hey Brady and Jason ! I'm really enjoying this journey you too are taking here . Brady , your cross wind landings didn't appear to be that bad ,as far as picture perfect goes... Jim and / or Bonnie probably wouldn't choose them for the cover of the next Sport pilot magazine.... However , I think it's pretty safe to assume , if Jason thought they were that bad , he certainly wouldn't have his hands on the dash . Obviously , Jason is doing less and less in the cockpit and you're getting busier , you seem to be handing it very well... Do you feel a little "Rusty " sometimes between lessons ( Due to the lack of VFR weather around here lately )? I see a Solo in the VERY near future ! ( No pressure ! LOL ) Both of you keep up the great work ! I'm going to be looking for a sport pilot instructor very early in the new year ( hint , hint... JB...I'll even throw in some LaSures lunches LOL )Merry Christmas !Chris P.
Posted by Greg Hughes
@ 09:07 PM, December 19
Dude, been there! You're doing just fine. I had the same experience a month or two back and wrote about it. One commenter explained that your awareness is advancing a little faster than your skill, and I tend to agree - In retrospect that's what happened to me. Your instructor is remarkably similar in style, wording, and instruction to mine (which makes me feel good about my instructor!). Having someone who's direct and applies the pressure but knows when to check your status (are you getting tired?) means you're going to get a little frustrated, but you're also going to get maximum growth benefit during your instruction.If you'd like to read my recent similar experiences in my training, here you go:http://coordinatedflight.blogspot.com/2008/11/some-days-you-feel-like-failure-dealing.htmlhttp://coordinatedflight.blogspot.com/2008/10/sometimes-it-best-just-to-call-it-day.htmlhttp://coordinatedflight.blogspot.com/2008/10/windy-landings-and-oatmeal-brain-effect.htmlI hope something in there might help. Feel free to contact me (or any other student or pilot) if you feel the need to discuss your experiences, as that's a great way to gain some perspective when it matters the most!And remember, experiencing the "doing it wrong" parts of your training are what provide the opportunity to "get it right."greg
Posted by Greg Hughes
@ 09:12 PM, December 19
Ah one more thing. When I have hot a couple of "plateaus" I went to the airport office and asked if I could spend 30 minutes or an hour here and there just sitting in the airplane and ground-flying it. It cost me nothing and now that you know how it feels to land in crosswinds and similar situations, it might do you some good to put your hands and feet on the controls and (literally) talk yourself through the process. I know it helped me to relax and get my brain around some of the mechanics.
Posted by Peter Pike
@ 11:43 PM, December 19
Brady as you can see from all these comments, the experience you're having is NOT uncommon! It was exactly the same for me, at exactly the same point in the process. Hang in there pal, we are all behind you!
Posted by C
@ 08:21 PM, December 20
Hi, I learnt over here in the UK and finished my training just recently.From my experience there is DEFINENTLY stages where you feel like the aircraft is 10 steps ahead of you and you'll never catch up, but as said its all part of the learning experience. All I can say is keep at it and you will be wondering why you couldn't grasp not long from now!!Happy Landings :)
Posted by Ray L
@ 08:33 PM, December 20
I've been watching your blog from day 1, but this is my first comment. I have 8 hours in my book and have experienced a lot of the same things. I have not hit a plateau yet, but I have beat myself up on a lot of mistakes (the perfectionist coming out in me). I read alot about how EAA and AOPA are working to get more people interested in flying, and after seeing your blog, I am convinced that this is the best PR EAA could put out to the public to inspire new pilots. Remember the saying, what do you call a doctor who finishes last in his class?, a doctor. You nor I are going to do everything perfect, but we will be pilots before long and we have the rest of our lives to learn and improve on those things that need improving. Keep up the good work!!
Posted by Dane
@ 02:05 PM, December 22
Brady,I agree with the comment to get your instructor to stop putting the flaps up for you. The first time I saw him do that on your video I freaked__that's a recipe for disaster! You need to burn that step into your brain or it could lead to a very bad situation in the future.Dane
Posted by James
@ 03:07 PM, December 22
I just got my Pilots Certificate on Oct. 3rd 2008 and I remember one day like yours when my instructor and I were flying in high winds with gusts. The plane felt all over the place and I was constantly correcting every second. Every landing got worse and worse as I felt I was getting further and further behind the airplane. After about the 6th landing I just had enough and loudly exclamed "I'm Done!" My instructor stated that we made great progress that day and I learned alot. I stated that I couldn't feel the airplane or what it was doing which makes me think I wasn't learning anything. Well the lesson learned was the many hours spent thinking about those landings and what I needed to do to fly the plane properly in gusty, cross winds. From that point on I worked the rudder with confidence telling the rudder what I wanted it to do instead of being timid. I also moved every control with whatever motion it takes to make the plane fly the course I wanted and not be at the mercy of the wind. I am not perfect yet as I realize I need time and practice to make it look as easy as those with many flight hours.Keep going confidence will come with repretition.
Posted by James
@ 03:18 PM, December 22
I wanted to make a comment on what others are stating about your instructor raising the flaps for you after your landings. This is ok for instructing because he wants you to just concentrate on the current task and is trying not to let you get too overwhelmed. Just keep in mind that as you progress you need to complete all flight proceedures on your own to get those steps down as second nature. Let me give you an example of what I mean. I was getting close to taking my practical test and my instructor was going through all of the manuvours with me and as I did a perfect short field landing and was rolling down the runway he was puzzed and stated "That wasn't a complete short field landing." I was baffled as he explained that I left out raising the flaps to get the weight on the gear and applying heavy brakes to stop in the required distance. This was due to all the time of doing touch and goes and the instructors confidence in my skills. I had to go over all those manuvours multiple of times to ensure I got every step down to the last before going for my practical.So be diligent and ensure you complete all the manuvours to the last step to not become lazy with the instructor doing some of the work as I did. The instructor is there to help and his intention is not to mislead you but help you concentrate on the current skills to learn that moment. So while practicing manuvours at least a couple of times complete them all the way to the end of the steps to ensure you have them down.
Posted by Gary
@ 04:26 PM, December 22
Brady,Hang in there. Flying is finding your way on a walk in the dark. When you have success you take longer walks. You are doing great.Gary
Posted by Douglas
@ 05:37 PM, December 22
Every student pilot has had lessons where performance was less than we'd hoped for or expected, just as we all have good and not-so-good days. It's easy to get discouraged...just keep going. The more practice you get, the easier it is. As you already know, flying the plane is the easy part. Landing is the most challenging, and most of the time we are harder on ourselves than we need to be.You're doing great!
Posted by Jyrki Brusell
@ 04:48 AM, December 23
Excellent Blog :-)I also want to learn to fly. Currently I only can afford Flight Simulator flying at my home (since here in Finland PPL is really expensive), but maybe some day :-)Really interesting to watch your video blog :-)Good luck and stay safe. And merry xmas and happy new year :-)- Jyrki
Posted by Ken B
@ 10:52 AM, December 23
Brady,Thanks for the ongoing blog, it is fun to watch the progress. I understand how frustrating it can be now, but the next one WILL be better. These learning plateaus are important, your instructor is absolutely right. I flew 2-3 times a week and found that after I took a I couple of days off, (usually because of frustration) I came back and did better than ever! I really was learning even when I was doing crummy! I soloed at around 9 hours and even hit a few plateaus when my instructor was not in cockpit, but he jumped in, brought me back to basics, and it all came right back. The learning never ends. You are doing great! Keep pressing on.
Posted by Dave
@ 12:45 PM, December 23
Been there done that. Not to long ago in my path to Private Pilot it felt as though everything I learned was gone. I could not bring it all together (mic fright, prelanding check lists and landings) lost there flow. It's a lot of information to pack into 1 hour with your CFI. It's amazing, not even 3 months out from getting my Private certificate, I love being a student more now than ever.
Posted by Richard Menz
@ 08:53 PM, December 23
I feel your pain. I am on lesson 12 and just experienced the same performance droop. I attribute a great share of this to the fact that my instructor is demanding more perfection and check ride precision.I am taking a short break for the holidays and then hitting it hard in January. I think you will do great and have a terrific instructor. Looking forward to reading about your next flight.
Posted by Tim
@ 02:19 PM, December 24
This post applies to every one of your blog entries and videos - THANKS VERY MUCH! I go up this Saturday for my first flight in a very long time if the weather holds out here in Central Florida. I've soloed in a Cesna 182 back in the mid 1980s and had to cut short my training due to job transfers and lack of funds. The new Sport Pilot classification has got me excited about flying again knowing it is more obtainable with hopes I'll continue on to PPL eventually and hopefully instructor.Watching your videos has brought back a lot of memories of the challenges I had when I was in training and has prepared me for my future training as well. PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE be sure to keep those cameras rolling when you solo and if allowable, your checkride (this would really be a major learning experience). Try to include your pre-solo flight prep work in your videos.Keep up the great work. Let us know how you do on your written test and looking forward to the next entry.
Posted by Clayton
@ 09:18 AM, December 25
Hi Brady.As a fellow Wisconsin native I'm pulling for ya.This whole video blog is really cool.Keep up the good work and good luck.I would love to learn how to fly,but I'm a little scared of flying and heights.I know, I gotta get over it.anyway, Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.Keep flying!
Posted by Chris
@ 10:52 PM, December 26
Landings can be frustrating. Try looking all the way down to the end of the runway. Keep looking at the end of the runway. Hold the airplane off the runway and don't let it land. Eventually, you will touch down smoothly. I almost quit flying as a student pilot because landings were so difficult. I stayed with it and now I am a CFI. G
Posted by Tim Kline
@ 12:14 PM, December 27
Hang in there Brady, every student experiences the day when feet and hands are not connected to brain, seems to happen right before first solo flight. I was throughly disgusted with myself after it happened to me and would not go back to the airport for a week. After that my instructor limited my training for the next 3 sessions to 5 take offs and landings, no more no less. He told me when I had 15 in a row I would solo. He was right. 18 months ago I started training and just received my private certificate. Your doing just fine, keep at it. Thanks for making these video's it brings back many fond memories.Tim
Posted by terry tyler
@ 06:31 PM, December 28
Ater many hours in a 150,172 182. Now iwas last flying a 206, and then a king air and then a lear 35&65. Dont worry it like ridding a bike , just get up and ride it. On final app. carb heat on ,gear down,flaps at 10 or20 deg. then slip the aircraft in to a 3 point landing. good luck terry
Posted by John
@ 06:31 PM, December 29
Brady, I'm a 91 hour, 82 hours in the last 2 years, student pilot going for my Sport pilot flying out of Olympia, Wa. KOLM. I can't count the number of plateaues I went through. One day good the next would be so bad my instructor would look at me in wonder knowing that I could fly 107% better. I fly a Jabiru 250SP and it's one great plane, stalls real gentle. One thing my instructor told me is that every landing, if the wind is not coming down the runway, is a cross wind landing. Landings after that went from bad to passable, I mean the plane could be flown again after i got done with it. I have flown and logged time in 4 planes. C-150, J3 Cub, that's a trip and a half, Tecnam Bravo, and the Jabiru. Soloing. DON'T THINK ABOUT IT!!! Learn to fly better and as safe as you can. BE SAFE. The day will come, and as for me it took over 35+ years. One thing I remember thinking to myself as I taxied on to the active is " What am I doing here?" as I added power and started to roll down the runway. Did 3 T&G's, my instructor was looking on and liked 2 out of the 3 landings, and after parking at the FBO did a VICTORY leap. Now I am prepareing for THE TEST. This is getting to me because of a few things, 1. GRM stink, 2. slips to a landing need work, 3. GRM, 4. spot landings within 400' and 200', 5. GRM.. Steep turns are cool!!! I hope this helps you, FLY SAFE>john
Posted by Mary Honeck
@ 09:58 AM, January 02
Ah yes, the dreaded plateau. I have never met a pilot that didn't hit a plateau where they couldn't do a good landing to save their soul (that's why you have an instructor sitting next to you). I finally told my instructor I wanted to sit back and watch him land. That showed me that I had my timing off - flairing too soon. I'ld like to say I've never had a slew of poor landing since getting my ticket, but that wouldn't be true.Keep at it. It only gets better!!
Posted by Ernie
@ 01:45 AM, January 04
ur being too hard on urself. considering ur dealing with a crosswind, those werent bad landings, student or not. the area for improvement was that u werent able to recognize WHY you were doing what u were doing (e.g theres nothing wrong with landing with power, just know WHY u are, or know where ur rudder needs to be going), but those landings were okay. u should see the bouncers some high timers pull off :-)
Posted by Jon Hagopian
@ 02:51 PM, January 05
Ha, Sooo Familiar. Another thing is that high time pilots also have days like these. Great video and its helpful to hear from another that its a normal part of the experience. I'm in instrument training and still get lessons like that.
Posted by Brett
@ 02:33 AM, January 07
G'day mate, just checked out your video and that was me all over again just yesterday. I've done about 5 hours and racked up about 11 circuits yesterday. First few were really good then it went downhill as I was getting tired. Things picked up when we conducted flapless landings and then everything came to fruit when our last circuit was done because we had flap failure! I blame that on two heavy landings.Keep up the good work, I'm about to check out the rest of your videos!CheersBrett
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@ 02:09 PM, January 12
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Posted by Frank J.
@ 05:52 PM, January 12
Nice video's
Posted by Flyingninja
@ 08:22 PM, January 30
Hey Brady, I'm going through this exact phase right now. I've had 13 hours of circuits and the thing that throws me off are the crosswind landings. Staying centred in crazy crosswinds is just frustrating when I'm coming in on final very well. Then the wind starts to throw me off. And the aileron/rudder inputs start to get weird. Very frustrating!Hope you keep your videos coming. All the best.FN


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