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the guy at the reception were friendly breakfast
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Very nice room and value for money stay!
Staff - friendly pleasant.
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1. Near to the Keumiee Air Products plant 2. Rooms were clean and neat 3. Staff was friendly and helpful
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Staff were friendly
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Located near the airport
Reception staff were excellent, taxi service was very good on the morning of our flight.
The sleep, park, fly concept. Arriving, parking the car, fill in the papers and the next day the taxi is ready to bring you to the airport at the time you asked for. The way back also excellent. Make a call and the taxi arrives at gate 2 Very content about he staff also.
Hotel is well equipped for somebody using it simply for a night before going to the airport.
Set within 7 km from Brussels South Charleroi Airport in the charming village of Fleurus, the ibis Charleroi Aéroport offers functional accommodation and a bar. Guests can park for free on the first night of arrival at the hotel.
A TV, a desk and a telephone come as a standard in the rooms. Every unit also offers a private bathroom with a shower or a bath and a toilet.
A wholesome breakfast is served in the morning. Guests can have a drink at the bar. The colourful lobby offers a setting to relax and read a newspaper.
The city centre of Charleroi is a 14-km drive from the ibis Charleroi Aéroport. Brussels, housing the Grand Place, Manneken Pis and the Atomium, is 60 km away. La Louvière is 30 km. The hotel is 800 metres from the nearest E42 Motorway Exit.
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the guy at the reception were friendly breakfast
smelled of cigarette heating didn't work
Staff - friendly pleasant.
Our room stank of cigarette smoke
1. Near to the Keumiee Air Products plant 2. Rooms were clean and neat 3. Staff was friendly and helpful
1. No dinner available in the hotel.
No restaurant facilities and breakfast buffet rather steep at €14 per person. Pity there isn't a cheaper option for just coffee and brioche.
Staff were friendly
Location further from airport than anticipated. Taxis charge 25 Euros from airport unless you book from hotel in advance (12 Euros). Decor is very tired.
Located near the airport
very quiet in the restaurant
The sleep, park, fly concept. Arriving, parking the car, fill in the papers and the next day the taxi is ready to bring you to the airport at the time you asked for. The way back also excellent. Make a call and the taxi arrives at gate 2 Very content about he staff also.
Small Rooms. No comfort. Poor services. Bad location.
Reception staff were excellent, taxi service was very good on the morning of our flight.
Taxi back from airport took 40mins. to arrive and take us back to hotel
Hotel is well equipped for somebody using it simply for a night before going to the airport.
The parking offered as package is open. Not even a fence. DO NOT CONFUSE this hotel with Ibis Budget which is much closer to the Airport and has fenced parking with control over who enters and leaves. The hotels (the two Ibis close to the airport) is using another company to do the transport to and form the airport. They only had one Taxi Driver to transfer everybody back to the hotels so we had to wait! I complaint at the hotel and they said it is another company! Very professional! As if I chose the company!


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With Hollande set to tax and spend, Cameron invites wealthy French to settle in London
A Socialist victory in France's parliamentary elections means the country will now try to tax and spend its way out of trouble, putting it on collision course with Germany.
But as France prepared to ramp the top rate of tax up to 75 per cent to pay for increased public spending, David Cameron made an extraordinary promise to welcome wealthy firms and individuals who want to move to the UK.
He said: 'I think it's wrong to have a completely uncompetitive top rate of tax. If the French go ahead with a 75 per cent top rate of tax we will roll out the red carpet and welcome more French businesses to Britain and they can pay tax in Britain and pay for our health service and schools and everything else.'
Prime Minister David Cameron, speaking at the B20 business summit in Los Cabos, Mexico, said Britain would roll out the red carpet for wealthy French businesses
French Prime Minister Jean-Marc Ayrault said the new government would quickly implement its reforms to reduce the pension age from 62 to 60 – at a cost of £17billion a year – and boost the public sector.
Paris is also putting itself at the forefront of international efforts to relax anti-austerity measures.
Countries such as Greece claim a forced reduction in public spending is forcing them into deeper financial problems by suffocating growth.
President Francois Hollande is seeking a £100billion injection into the European economy to try to ease the eurozone crisis.
Both Mr Hollande and Mr Ayrault are confident their strong domestic mandate – including an absolute National Assembly majority of more than 300 seats – will allow them to oppose budget cuts being demanded by Germany.
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But in an extraordinary outburst, Mr Cameron condemned Mr Hollande's proposals.
'Every country must set its own tax rates but I think in a world of global capital and in a world where we are competing with each other we want to send the message we want people to build businesses and grow your business,' the Prime Minister told business leaders at the G20 summit in Los Cabos, Mexico.
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At the weekend, after calling on the EU to inject £100billion into the economy, Mr Hollande said the measures should be embarked upon before the end of this year.
He also called on the EU to transfer billions to the European Investment Bank to pave the way for infrastructure projects.
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I have about 20 pounds of beef bones in the refrigerator, and a 22 quart roaster oven.. I plan to start the stock in the morning. I've seen a few suggestions to parboil the bones first, in order to reduce the amount of scum in the stock. How much does this help? I plan to cook this for 2 to 3 days. I assume that if I let it sit on the deck, I would have a big problem with animals. Please tell me I'm wrong. ;) |
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Congratulations on your up and coming broth-a-thon. When you have cooked your broth to the point you like, you should strain it, and then cool it quickly in smaller container/s in a cold water/ice water bath in a sink or plastic ice cooler (good use for quart jars - I like to use frozen plastic blue ice blocks in the water, too) . Change the water to keep it cold (or add more ice). Stir the contents frequently in order to move the warmer center portion to the outside of the container where it's colder. Once the broth is completely cool, you can THEN safely place it in the refrigerator if you want to cool it more (or overnight) to remove (and save) the fat from the top before portioning further. I like to place a portion in ice cube trays, small portion plastic containers, and other user-friendly sizes, and sit them on a rimmed cookie sheet or 9x13 cake pan in the freezer to quick-freeze them. I then pop them out of the containers and stack and vacuum-seal frozen "broth cubes" in FoodSaver bags for longer storage. It's no longer COLDER than 40-degrees here at night, and that's the magic number you want for food safety for a cooling temperature. The cold water/ice water method for cooling is the food safety method of choice, and the suggested method for cooling an large amount of hot food quickly before placing it in the refrigerator. Just be sure to divide it in smaller amounts (like quart jars or small pans) to do it quickly. If you were to place a large container of hot liquid, even at 40-degrees F or colder to cool, the middle of the large amount can remain at an unsafe food temperature for many hours, and that's where the possibility for bacteria growth happens. Food cools faster in smaller amounts in a cold water/ice water bath and it also cools faster if placed in a shallow container. Not a huge stock-pot of liquid. The cooking method I use is outlined in the article linked below by Sally Fallon (now Sally Fallon Morell). The USDA will have information about how to safely cool large amounts of hot liquid if you need to look that up. -Grainlady |
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- Posted by sleevendog none (My Page) on Fri, Mar 14, 14 at 7:06
Are you following a recipe or instructions? It is possible to get a very rich stock in one day. I don't par-boil. I roast the bones in the oven for an hour while i start the prep for everything else. On two large sheet pans or in a turkey roaster. It helps get those bones up to a nice hot internal temp quickly and a gives nice flavor. The hot bones will help get your liquid up to simmer temp faster. For such a large batch i would coarse chop some of the onions, carrots and celery, and roast those in the oven as well. -just a way to multi-task the process and get things going. The trick to a nice stock is 'do not boil'. Keep the temp around 190-200 and a simmer. Some skimming off the top a couple times an hour or two after simmering will be necessary. Not sure why this will take days. I would say 6-7 hrs after it hits a simmer. I have way too many critters to leave something out on the deck. |
Its perfect to make roasted beef. you have any recipe? |
There are several lines of thought about "how long" to cook stock. I have one source that says "simmer no longer than 3-hours or you will degrade delicate amino acids". Some other bits: -If stock is simmered too high, the heat will break down and destroy the collagen. -Ratio of bones to water. Chicken- 3-4 pounds bones to 4 quarts water. -I use another method where I add unflavored beef gelatin to the broth and make it into homemade bouillon cubes. The concentrated broth/gelatin bouillon cubes are dehydrate a little more in the refrigerator. The link for the information is found below. -Grainlady |
Here is a link that might be useful: Nourished Kitchen
I don't know if you were talking about letting it cool on the deck (not recommended, discussed above), or cooking on the deck? Do you not have a large enough counter to put the electric roaster in the kitchen for a day? Roast the bones (veggies sound good too) in the roaster oven, then add water and turn heat down to simmer - you can do this all in 1 pan! Skim as needed, strain, then you may can the broth (if you have a pressure canner) or divide into smaller containers and cool as discussed above, freeze. I had started a thread on Harvest about organic beef bones/stock. Never did stop by the farm to get them. Just wondering, how much did you pay for your bones? |
First, cook/roast the bones without water. Enjoy the marrow, then make stock. dcarch |
Hi, I made a huge batch of beef broth (Silver Palette recipe) this past September. I still have some left in the freezer; is it still OK to use? How long can you keep broth in the freezer? Thanks, MJ |
- Posted by sleevendog none (My Page) on Fri, Mar 14, 14 at 9:57
Your stock is fine in the freezer. I cycle through seasonally much more than most do. Anything labeled 2013 gets used by this summer. I do date the month, so i use things up because of freezer space, and will have yet more stock when the winter moves on. I have nothing labeled 2012 but i'm sure some do. More important is the prep and how fast you can get it chilled by referencing grainlady's post above. With such a large batch, i would start the straining process after 6 hours in small 2 qrt amounts and get it chilled over an ice bath, (uncovered), or in a snow bank, or a snow packed box/cooler. (free ice around here!) Keeping the bulk of it still simmering.... |
MJ- Just as sleeve dog pointed out, your frozen broth will be fine for a long period of time - probably years - especially if stored properly (but it's best to use it and make more ;-). Food doesn't actually "spoil" (as in bacteria growth) in the freezer, but the flavors and texture can change, and oil/fat can eventually go rancid (freezing only slows that down if there is oxygen in the bag/container it's stored in), and nutrients are lost. And depending on how it's stored, some frozen food can absorb odors from other foods the longer food is stored in the freezer and onion and garlic get stronger. One thing you may notice is the formation of ice crystals. This is when moisture migrates from the food item to the airspace surrounding the food (both before it froze solid, and after), and ice crystals form in the container and can get that "freezer burn" flavor. To avoid this, you can vacuum-seal the broth after it has been frozen in user-friendly amounts, remove from the containers and place in a FoodSaver bag and seal. Another method is to place the liquid broth (or congealed broth if you refrigerated it) in a zip-lock FREEZER-style bag and draw out as much air as possible (use a small drinking straw for this), and freeze the broth laying flat on a cookie sheet (in case you get a leak). Oxygen is the problem with all food storage. Eliminate as much as possible and frozen foods will last long time. Another important point for proper freezing is to take the temperature of the freezer (as well as your refrigerator). Your freezer needs to be zero degrees F (or colder), and for deep freezing, -10-degrees F. A way to judge if you don't have thermometer (they are relatively inexpensive, so go ahead and get one) is if you have ice cream in your freezer and it's practically brick-hard. If it's easy to scoop when removed from the freezer, your freezer is too warm. -Grainlady |
I have nothing to add, but wanted to thank you for starting this discussion. I don't cook in such quantity, however the info being shared is quite enlightening! |
What do you stock mavens consider the optimal temperature for simmering broth? Obviously you don't want to boil the stuff furiously like pasta water or you'll get all sorts of cloudy proteins, but what is the optimal temp for extracting all the goodness? Reason I ask, is that now that sous vide controllers are so cheap, it would be pretty simple to set a controller at, say, 190 degrees, and have the controller power a hot plate with a stock pot on it, or maybe a roaster oven, and you could leave the system alone for a day or so without any worry of boilovers. Thoughts? ---Oops, I missed that someone recommended 190-200. Everybody agree? How long do you simmer the stock? Somewhere I assume someone has done an extraction study--if you simmer it for 24 hours, how much of the goodness has been extracted, say, at 6, 12, 18 hrs? Looking for what the scientists call the "knee of the curve"--or, if I remember my math classes correctly, where does the curve approach the asymptote? |
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Sleeve Dog & Grainlady, Thank you so much fork your responses. It looks like I will be making short ribs next week-end! MJ |
How long.... -Meaty broth (only a small amount of bone), NOT roasted first and simmered 45-minutes to 2-hours. Light flavor, high protein. -Stock, typically made with bones and a small amount of meat, roasted first, then simmered 3-4 hours. Rich in minerals, amino acids, and gelatin. -Bone broth, roasted first, simmered at least 12-hours. Very high in minerals, amino acids, and gelatin. -Reduction/concentration/demi-glace - simmer until volumes are reduced by half or more (great for taking up less freezer space). -Temperature? Around 200-degrees F. I like to see a small amount of low-level bubbling towards the center of the simmering pot. -According to Harold McGee in "Keys to Good Cooking - A Guide to Making the Best of Foods and Recipes": Another FYI from Harold McGee: "Simmering stock will take care of bacteria, but it does NOT kill spores and it does not destabilize all toxins. Heat-stable toxins can make stock unsafe." That's why it's important to cool quickly and refrigerate or freeze. The link below may be interesting reading for some. "Bending the Rules on Bacteria" by Harold McGee in the New York Times. -Grainlady |
Here is a link that might be useful: Bending the Rules on Bacteria
liz, I never parboil the bones. I put them into my electric roaster and roast them until they are nicely brown. I add onions, carrots, bay leaf, etc., water as it suits me (I never measure) and simmer anywhere from 12 hours to 18 hours, sometimes longer, until it tastes good. I find that the more water I use, the longer it takes to taste "beefy", go figure. (grin) I'm assuming you intend to cook this on the deck for the 2 or 3 days you mentioned? If so, depending on your location and your deck, I'd venture a guess that you could attract every dog in the area at least, LOL. Here there would also be a few bears, some raccoons, a skunk or two. (grin) Frozen broth lasts for a very long time, as long as it is sealed well the quality should be fine still. I can mine, I can't afford the freezer space, that's saved for things like beef and pork that I can't/don't want to can. Good luck, I'm making chicken stock this weekend, so we can be simultaneous stock buddies. Since my high temperatures this weekend will be 25F and lows will be 1F or so, I'll be cooling mine in the garage but I'll be simmering it on the kitchen counter. The problem won't be in properly cooling the stock, it'll be keeping it from freezing, LOL. Annie |
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I do as Rulhman does. (In the linked article.) |
We have a weather prediction of more snow again tonight. I thought it might make you smile to know that, inspired by this thread, I decided to go to this great meat place (Kingsley's Meats) about 20 miles away where I have a 50% off coupon. I would buy some bones. That amused me. Buying bones! I have watched the butchers there bring out big haunches and cut them up. I talked to Gary about bones for stock. He showed me what I would get. Gorgeous meaty bones. At a pretty darn good price. Tomorrow, when I would be once again snowed in, I could make some beef stock. I have quarts of chicken stock. No beef stock. I have plenty of carrots, onions, celery. . . .all that good stuff. I could do it. It amused me. I was almost there when I realized today is Sunday. They are not open on Sundays! I turned around and came home. 40 miles and no bones. And I must admit, that amused me, too. And the snow is starting. |
LOL, Bellsmom, sounds like something I would do. And the weather here sounds similar too! I just finished canning 2 quarts and 5 pints of chicken stock. I think one pint did not seal, so I'll have to use it. It simmered for 12 hours at 300F in the Nesco roaster, but I spent about 2 hours at 450F roasting the bones first, then added the seasonings, vegetables and water. So, about 14 hours total. After it finished I strained out the solids and put the broth in the garage overnight. I got about 1/8 of an inch of fat which I skimmed off and added to the bucket of scraps for the pigs. The remaining "jello" I heated and canned. I could have strained it, but I like the "chicken residue" that stays in the broth, it adds flavor but makes the broth not as clear and pretty. Annie |
Annie and others, I LOVE my Nesco roaster. I bought it after reading comments here on GW. For me it is so much more useful than the "slow cooker" that I gave away when I realized how much more accurate and useful the Nesco was. The last chicken broth was wonderful--really simmered for hours in the Nesco. I think I remember that I should pre-roast meaty beef bones to brown them, but marrow bones should not be pre-roasted. When I get my bones, is that right? I have never bought bones before, so this is new ground. But, alas, no beef bones tonight. edited on Monday to add: 10 pounds of bones were roasted and are now a-simmer. |
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Sorry to be so late responding. I appreciate all of the advice. My e-mail has been acting up so I didn't get any notifications and forgot to look here. I thought of cooking it outside just to keep the odor out of the house. Using the garage isn't practical with our house design. It turned out not to be a problem inside. I think that I've cooked it a higher temp in the past - often a vigorous simmer instead of barely a simmer. Much better broth quality with the lower temp. Grainlady, the homemade boullion cubes looks great! I'll remember that for the future. Ajsmama, the bones are from the half cow that I purchased last summer. Since most people don't want them, I suspect I can get more from the processor quite inexpensively. I love the effect of the parboiling. I put the bones in a stockpot, then covered with cold water. My stove brings this to a boil in a few minutes. After a vigorous 3 minute boil, all kinds of crud surfaced. I rinsed the bones, then roasted them, and made the stock as usual. There was almost nothing to skim during the stock making and the stock tastes wonderful. I probably didn't cool the stock as quickly as I should have, but it was all down to room temperature within 30 minutes from removing it from the stove, and straight into the fridge. I wish I'd thought to use the blue frozen packs as we have a ton of them. I sadly ended up losing half of my bones before I started, so made this on top of the stove. Fortunately it's easy to maintain a bare simmer on that stove. I found that the pan from my 24 quart roaster fits perfectly in my prep sink. We filled the sink with ice and water so that it came up around the sides of the pan; then strained the stock into the pan & stirred to cool. Since my stock was very concentrated, I also added ice directly to the stock, about 2 tray's worth. This was a mistake, as I did lose the visible gelatin. It still tastes good, but I certainly won't dilute if at all when drinking. |
This evening, I reduced much of the stock, cooled it and put back in the fridge. The rest went in the freezer. |
liz, homemade stock is nothing like that pale stuff you get from the store, is it? My brother is always asking for home canned beef stock, he says the stuff at the store just tastes like water except the "cubes", which taste like salt. I agree with him. Annie |
Annie, I don't can, but I sure would love to have a pantry of home-canned goods! I manage with a freezer. I'm barely starting to do some lacto-fermentation of vegetables. |
liz, whether it's canned or frozen, it's miles better than anything available commercially. I'm warning you, though, the freezing of stock and the fermentation of vegetables is going to lead to other things, LOL. I'd probably freeze my stock, frankly, except that I raise beef, pork, chicken and my family hunters keep the venison supply up. Plus we fish! So the freezer space is at a premium, vegetables and stock must be canned. I do dehydrate a few things, like apples and garlic and herbs, but many things I don't care for dehydrated. Annie |
I read something about dehydrated stock on blog recently. She cooked the stock way down; almost like a thick gravy. This was spread very thinly on dehydrator sheets and dried. The results were then broken into a powder. The powder is great for traveling, and one of her kids prefers the reconstituted broth. ps I have enough to do without getting too heavily into this. I am not getting a dehydrator. I am not getting a dehydrator. I am not getting a dehydrator. ;-) |
Well, liz, it's too bad you don't want a dehydrator, LOL. I make yogurt in mine, and "gummy worms" out of zucchini and Kool Aid, and lots of fruit leather for the grandkids. Plus, if I find a few morels, I can dry them, powder them and mix them with salt and make "Morel Salt", so I can flavor stuff without actually having to use many mushrooms! Annie |
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The launch of the campaign took place on Monday, on the 8 of April 2013, in the Ministry of culture and Public Theater in Vilnius. The date was chosen to commemorate the International Roma Day. The resident diplomats and representatives of the Council of Europe, representatives of non-governmental organizations participated in the events in Lithuania.
A group of Roma women from Vilnius creating their Peace Quilt to illustrate a Romani engagement within the Advocacy Project in Lithuania in cooperation with the Roma Community Center. The Peace Quilt (entitled Romano Trajo! - Romani Life!) will be centered around a piece depicting the meeting of the families to discuss the engagement, while the side panels will focus on the main characters.
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London Mayor Boris Johnson has branded religious fundamentalists recruited by terror groups such as Islamic State (IS) as "w******" who are obsessed with pornography.
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With plenty of runs in the bank for the Australian batsmen and a good look at likely back-up seamers Jackson Bird and Ryan Harris, the fixture has largely served its purpose ahead of next week's first Test.
But there will be some disappointment that they were only able to pick up four wickets in the day, when five more would have delivered a morale-boosting win.
When Michael Clarke shook on a draw at 5pm, the hosts were 274 for five, skipper Daryl Mitchell (54) and 19-year-old batsman Tom Fell (62no) having occupied 277 balls between them.
It was the latter's maiden first-class fifty, with his only LV= County Championship innings resulting in a golden duck.
None of the touring attack presented an irresistible case for a Test place as they failed to get the better of the flat deck, though all-rounder James Faulkner did take the wickets of Matt Pardoe (57) and Moeen Ali (35) before lunch.
Harris took the only wicket to fall in a moribund afternoon session, Alexei Kervezee dragging the ball onto middle stump, but Mitchell prevented further inroads before tea.
The evening session brought the end of the captain, whose concentration finally snapped when he top-edged Harris to mid-on.
Fell assured there would be no late collapse, with Ben Cox adding an unbeaten 25 before the draw was settled at the earliest opportunity.
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F-35s return to limited flight operations
By 1st Lt. Hope Cronin, 33rd Fighter Wing Public Affairs / Published July 17, 2014
An F-35A on the flightline at Eglin Air Force Base, Fla. (Air Force photo/Marvin Lynchard)
EGLIN AIR FORCE BASE, Fla, (AFNS) --
The 26 Air Force F-35s Lightning II joint strike fighters assigned here returned to limited flight operations July 17 with the approval of commanders and Air Force airworthiness authorities.
The decision to return to flight was coordinated between the F-35 Joint Program Office, Air Combat Command, Air Education and Training Command and Air Force Materiel Command to ensure accurate return to flight instructions were delivered to Airmen.
"This is the same process the Air Force uses after any suspension of operations," said Col. Carl Schaefer, Air Force Joint Strike Fighter Integration Chief. "Safety remains our top priority as the F-35 resumes development and training flights."
The Navy and Marine Corps variants here also returned to limited flight operations July 17 with the approval of Navy airworthiness authorities.
The return has a limited flight clearance that includes an engine inspection regimen and restricted flight rules according to defense officials. While the safety investigation is not yet complete, recently completed inspections indicate that the aircraft can resume flight under the prescribed flight limitations. The limits will remain in place while the safety investigation continues its analysis to determine root cause.
Under the rules of the flight resumption, the F-35s are limited to a maximum speed of Mach 0.9 and 18 degrees of angle of attack. They can go from minus 1 G to 3 Gs, defense official said. After three hours of flight time, the front fan section of each engine has to be inspected with a borescope.
"In terms of our current training syllabus, we don't anticipate these flight limitations will slow down our training," said Navy Capt. Paul Haas, 33rd Fighter Wing vice commander.
Despite the grounding, Air Force, Marine and Navy F-35 maintainers and pilots remained busy completing academic and flight simulator training and conducting additional inspections on the aircraft.
"I definitely wouldn't call this 'down time' here," said Haas. "There is always more work for our team to do with this program. It's always moving forward, and this experience drives that point home. There were a lot of valuable lessons learned by our community during this incident, both locally and at the higher F-35 program level."
While the F-35s have returned to limited flight, it will not be appearing at the Farnborough International Airshow in the United Kingdom, Pentagon Press Secretary Navy Rear Adm. John Kirby said during a Pentagon news conference July 15.
"While we're disappointed that we're not going to be able to participate in the airshow," he added, "we remain fully committed to the program itself and look forward to future opportunities to showcase its capabilities to allies and to partners."
The F-35 fleet was grounded July 3 in the wake of a June 23 engine fire on the runway at Eglin . No one was injured during the incident.
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Objective: This study examines associations of occupation with smoking status, amount smoked among current and former smokers (number of cigarettes per day and lifetime cigarette consumption (pack-years)), and workplace exposure to environmental tobacco smoke (ETS) independent from income and education. Methods: This is a cross-sectional analysis of data from a community sample (n = 6355, age range: 45-84) using logistic and multinomial regression. All analyses were stratified by sex and adjusted for socio-demographic variables. Results: Male blue-collar and sales/office workers had higher odds of having consumed more than 20 pack-years of cigarettes "than managers/professionals. For both male and female current or former smokers, exposure to workplace ETS was consistently and strongly associated with heavy smoking and greater pack-years. Conclusions: Blue-collar workplaces are associated with intense smoking and ETS exposure. Smoking must be addressed at both the individual and workplace levels especially in blue-collar workplaces.
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Addison certainly covered the comedic waterfront, initially reflecting on places he has recently played. Harrogate resembles a costume drama set so strongly that "it looks like it was built to trap Colin Firth". The riots, government and ongoing fiscal apocalypse prompted pithy salvoes. If we call our economic neighbours the eurozone, Addison mused, we should be called Poundland. An obsession with middle- classness chugged away as he quipped about wine, cheese and Ocado deliveries.
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It was a bad weekend for hockey goalies across the northern hemisphere this weekend, with these two goals from Russia and Canada going viral.
Dominika Cibulkova won a see-saw battle with former champion Victoria Azarenka under the roof on Rod Laver Arena to book her place in the quarter-finals of the Australian Open today.
Andy Murray looked back with satisfaction on a near-perfect first week of the Australian Open as he prepared to end home hopes of glory in Melbourne.
Awww, indeeed.
Amir Khan met with old sparring partner Manny Pacquiao in London on Friday to discuss a potential fight.
A dramatic finish-line crash in Australia's Tour Down Under Stage 4 this morning, caught on camera.
Four-time champion Roger Federer suffered his earliest exit at the Australian Open since 2003 as he slumped to a stunning four-set defeat against Italian Andreas Seppi.
Eugenie Bouchard said she was not offended by being asked to "give a twirl" in an on-court interview - as long as male players were asked to flex their muscles.
Real Madrid may top the financial league, but what else do we know about the footballing money-go-round.
The Irish-born captain of England's one-day cricket team, Eoin Morgan, was the target of a recent blackmail attempt, the England Cricket Board has announced.
Legend? This man didn't think so.
Andy Murray's beau is not the only one to have lost her rag in defence of her partner – check out this other rowdy lot.
It looked like Andy Murray's girlfriend Kim Sears turned the air blue around her in Melbourne today while her boyfriend played in the Australian Open.
We love a howler of a miss here at breakingnews.ie - and this one from the Sunday League in England is a beauty.
Ronan O'Gara found himself stranded in Birmingham airport after Racing Metro's victory in the Champions Cup yesterday, when he left his passport in the team hotel.
Serena Williams has won the Australian Open, beating Maria Sharapova in the final 6-3 7-6 (7-5).
*Or at least be able to sound like one.
Ireland Wolfhounds 9 England Saxons 18The Ireland Wolfhounds had a night to forget as they were beaten 18-9 by England Saxons in a forgettable encounter at Musgrave Park.