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- Sal leaves. Everything will be OK once he gets south. SO he hitches a ride. What else is new.
- He sees a Mexican girl at the bus station that he wants to sleep with. Again, what else is new.
- But this time, she's on his bus heading to L.A., so he plucks up the courage to hit on her. They have major connections, hand-holding, and wanting of sex. And her name is Teresa, or possibly Terry.
- Sal gets paranoid, figuring there's no reason in the world this girl wants to have sex with him, so it must be that this is a scam and the man sitting behind them in the diner (they're off the bus and in LA, by the way) is her pimp.
- They get to a hotel room and she's all ready to go, but Sal needs to go get whisky first.
- Sal screws it up by mentioning a six-foot-tall redheaded woman back in New York.
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Hope, Optimism and Health 1 [This article appeared in Psychological Reports, 1997, 81, 723-733) A Prospective Study of Hope, Optimism, and Health Anthony Scioli Christine M. Chamberlin Cindi M. Samor Anne B. Lapointe Tamara L. Campbell Alex R. Macleod Keene State College Jennifer Mclenon University of New Hampshire Running head: HOPE, OPTIMISM, AND HEALTH Please address all correspondence and requests for reprints to: Anthony Scioli, Ph.D. Department of Psychology, Keene State College, Keene, NH 03431 email@example.com Hope, Optimism and Health 1 Abstract The present investigation sought to distinguish hope from optimism in the context of a ten week prospective study involving reports of health outcomes. Gottschalk's (1985) Hope Scale and Scheier and Carver's (1987) Life Orientation Test, which assesses optimism, were given to subjects, along with a health questionnaire. Ten weeks later subjects were given a second health questionnaire. To rule out potential confounds we included measures of neuroticism, depression, extroversion, and social desirability. After controlling for the effects of correlated confounds, we found that lower hope scores (but not optimism) were correlated with several dimensions of reported health, including frequency and severity of illness. Hope, Optimism and Health 1 Positive states of mind have long been associated with health and successful coping while depression, despair, and hopelessness have been linked to capitulation, illness, and even death (Seligman, 1975; Taylor, 1991). Over the past two decades, a number of studies have reported an apparent connection between health outcomes and states of hope (Gottschalk, 1974; Snyder, Harris, Anderson, Holleran, Irving, Sigmon, Yoshinobu, Langelle, & Harney, 1991), optimism (Scheier & Carver, 1987), or pessimism (Peterson & Seligman, 1987). Criticisms of this literature have appeared in the form of theoretical arguments (Angell, 1985) as well as empirical studies (Marshall, Wortman, Kasulas, Hervig, & Vickers, 1992; Smith, Pope, Rhodewalt, & Poulton, 1989). Writers from a variety of disciplines have suggested that while emotional states such as hope and optimism can facilitate coping, there may be costs associated with "positive illusions" (Snyder, 1989; Tennen & Affleck, 1987). A century ago, Neitzche (cited in Menninger, 1959) referred to hope as the worst of evils for it prolonged the torment of man", referring to those instances where false hopes promote wishful thinking, denial, and a maladaptive delay in confronting reality. Angell (1985), writing in the New England Journal of Medicine, suggested that efforts to link positive states of mind to recovery from illness may place an additional burden on the patient, who may be led to believe that recuperation is simply a matter of willpower. Angell (1985) also cites several large scale investigations which showed no significant relationship between psychosocial variables and health outcomes. From a methodological perspective, many of the initial studies linking positive emotional states to health relied upon verbal reports of physical symptoms. This strategy led to a general concern that some self-report measures of positive affect may overlap with broader dispositions such as neuroticism, depression, or extroversion, thereby obscuring the real source and meaning of any reported physical symptomatology. For instance Smith, et al. (1989) reported that when neuroticism was controlled in a partial correlation, the relationship between a well known measure of optimism, the Life Orientation Test (LOT: Scheier & Carver, 1987) and health was reduced to near zero. In contrast, Marshall et al. (1992) have attempted to show that optimism overlaps with extroversion, while pessimism tends to merge with neuroticism. In summary, two related trends are noted in the literature on personality and health. On an empirical level, there is increased sensitivity to the potential role of confounding variables. On a theoretical level, the increased attention given to psychological factors in health is beginning to spawn finer conceptual distinctions (e.g., Snyder, et al. 1991). Theoretical distinctions are particularly needed to advance theory building in health psychology and to help to clarify some of the ambiguities regarding the potential impact of positive states of mind on physical health. General Focus of the Present Investigation Our primary goal in this study was to differentiate two constructs that have been traditionally related to health outcomes, hope and optimism. We start with a conceptual analysis. We then outline an empirical investigation designed to assess the correlation of these constructs to several dimensions of reported health. Hope, Optimism and Health 1 Theoretical Focus: Contrasting Hope and Optimism There is a tendency among lay people and even certain investigators (e.g., Tiger, 1979) to presume that hope and optimism are indistinguishable. Nevertheless, there are significant differences between these two constructs. Optimism has been generally regarded as a cognitive variable (Scheier & Carver, 1987) while hope has tended to be seen as an emotion, albeit with cognitive components (Averill, Catlin, & Chon, 1990; Staats, 1989). According to Scheier and Carver (1987) optimism can be described as a generalized belief in good outcomes. Stated differently, optimists expect things to go their way. Optimism, as conceived by Scheier and Carver (1987), is related to ego strength and internal control (see also Marcel, 1962; Pruyser, 1986). In contrast, hope is an affective variable. To classify hope as an emotion acknowledges that hope motivates action and affects thoughts and behavior. Hope is also hard to control and is nearly universal in nature (Averill, et al. 1990; Scioli, 1990). Where optimism is grounded in evidence, reasons, and a belief in personal efficacy (Scheier & Carver, 1987), hope is rooted in early trust experiences (Erikson, Erikson, & Kivnick, 1986) and may be influenced by external or collaborative control beliefs (Pargament, Olsen, Reilly, Falgout, Ensing, & Van Haitsma, 1992; Scioli & McClelland, 1991). Stated differently, control beliefs related to hope may arise either from a reliance on "external props" such as religious institutions, medical technology, and social support (Klenow, 1991) or a more active, collaborative relationship with a greater force, religious, spiritual, or secular in nature (Pruyser, 1986). In short, hope is less dependent on rationality and ego. As Snyder (1989) observes, hope is more accurately viewed as a means of "reality negotiation" and hence is closer to Taylor's (1991) notion of a "positive illusion." In summary, optimism is a cognitive construct consisting of a generalized belief in positive outcomes based on rational estimates of a person's likelihood of success and a belief in personal efficacy. Hope, in our view, is an emotion rooted in early trust experiences and influenced by external and collaborative control beliefs. Empirical Focus: Hope, Optimism, and Health In addition to the conceptual distinctions outlined above, we sought to assess the correlations involving these constructs, hope and optimism, and measures of health outcomes. A direct comparison of hope-health outcomes and optimism-health outcomes could shed further light on several important questions. Are health outcomes related to psychosocial variables? If health outcomes are related to psychological states, which specific constructs are involved? Are certain psychological states related to particular health outcomes? That is, if hope and optimism can be differentiated conceptually, will these constructs be differentially related to aspects of health outcomes as well? Finally, we incorporated into our study the concerns of previous investigators who have found that certain emotion constructs and measures may overlap with broader constructs such as neuroticism. Toward this end we included an assessment of four potential confounds of hope and optimism: neuroticism, extroversion, depression, and social desirability. From the perspective of the larger purpose of this study (to differentiate hope and optimism) we were interested in including these confounds for two reasons. First, we were concerned whether our psychosocial variables were related to health, once potential confounds were controlled. But secondly, if we could assess the effect of these potential confounds on hope and optimism, this process could provide another empirical means of differentiating these two emotions. Hope, Optimism and Health 1 Method Subjects and Procedure The subjects were 57 students recruited from psychology courses at a small New England College. The mean age for this sample was 19.5 yrs. and included 22 men and 35 women. At the start of the fall semester, subjects completed a battery of tests, including a standard self- report measure of dispositional optimism, the Life Orientation Test (LOT: Scheier & Carver, 1987), a standard measure of depression (the Center for Epidemiological Studies-Depression Scale; Radloff, 1977), and a personality inventory which assesses neuroticism, extroversion, and social desirability (the Eysenck Personality Inventory; Eysenck & Eysenck, 1968). Subjects also completed a story exercise used to derive hope scores (the Hope Scale; Gottschalk, 1974, 1985) and a health questionnaire (McClelland & Jemmott, 1980). Ten weeks later subjects completed the identical health questionnaire but were asked to include only those problems and conditions experienced in the time period since the initial testing. Measures Measure of hope Given our perspective that hope is an emotion with cognitive, extra-rational, and affective elements, we did not believe that traditional self-report methods of assessing hope were adequate. For example, although Snyder, et al. (1991) have developed a 12 item self-report "Hope Scale" this group has chosen to conceptualize hope as a "cognitive set" (Snyder, et al., p. 570). In contrast, Staats (1989) has acknowledged that hope may contain cognitive and affective components and has attempted to assess both dimensions, the former via the author's (self-report) "Hope Index", and the latter through a modification of Bradburn's (1969) Affective Balance Scale, (the "Expected Balance Scale"). While we are more sympathetic to Staats' general approach to hope; we do not believe the reliance upon a second self-report measure to capture the affective realm is appropriate. For these reasons we chose to measure hope using an adaptation of Gottschalk's (1974) Hope Scale, which relies on content analysis. Subjects were asked to write about the most significant life event they had experienced in the past four years in as much detail as possible. Four raters read and scored each story for seven criteria (4 indicating presence of hope, 3 indicating absence of hope). The interrater agreement was .61. The percent agreement in terms of presence or absence of hope was .88. To avoid concerns about reliability, scores were summed across the four raters for each subject in the same manner employed by Peterson and Seligman (1987) in their assessment of pessimistic attributional style through content analysis of verbatim explanations, i.e., their CAVE technique. Hope, Optimism and Health 1 Measure of health outcomes Health outcomes at Times 1 and 2 were measured through a standard questionnaire (McClelland & Jemmott, 1980) that asks subjects to report all specific illnesses they have had in the past 30 days (including acute illnesses, e.g., colds, flu, minor infections; chronic problems, e.g., back conditions, chronic bronchitis; and chronic-intermittent illnesses that persist over time but intermittently remit such as asthma and allergies). A blind rater classified the illnesses into the three categories of; acute, chronic, and chronic intermittent illnesses. A reliability check of this process using a second blind rater and 20 random illnesses showed 100% agreement. We computed a fourth health variable, namely, total illness, by summing across the number of acute, chronic, and chronic intermittent illnesses. Finally, subjects were asked to indicate the discomfort associated with each illness on a scale from 0 (none) to 9 (agony), and the total duration in units of days for each illness. We calculated a total severity score by summing across the discomfort ratings associated with the illnesses. A total duration score was calculated by summing across the days listed for each illness. Results In Table 1 (see below) we present the Pearson correlations for scores on Gottschalk's (1974) Hope Scale, optimism scores from the Life Orientation Test, and depression scores obtained from the Center for Epidemiological Studies Depression Scale (CESD). As expected, scores on the measures of hope and optimism were inversely related to CESD depression scores. It is worth noting that, while scores on the measures of hope and optimism were significantly correlated, only 16 % of the variance in hope scores is explained by scores on the optimism scale. This pattern of findings offers some further evidence on the validity of Gottschalk's (1974) Hope Scale and Scheier and Carver's (1987) Life Orientation Test as well as the uniqueness of the constructs, hope and optimism. Table 1 Validity Coefficients for Optimism (Life Orientation Test), Hope (Gottschalk Scale), and Depression (Center for Epidemiological Studies-Depression Scale) (n = 46) __________________________________________________________________ Hope Scores Depression Scores __________________________________________________________________ Optimism Scores .40* -.28 Hope -.14 __________________________________________________________________ * p < .01 Hope, Optimism and Health 1 In Table 2 (see below) optimism and hope scores are correlated with reports of illness collected at the start of the semester. To adjust for the number of comparisons we applied the more stringent alpha level of .01. As table 2 shows, none of the correlations were statistically significant at this level. Nevertheless, it is interesting that nearly all of the correlations in Table 2 carry a negative sign. The one exception to this pattern are the scores on the Hope Scale and reported number of chronic illnesses. The correlation between these two variables was positive, although non-significant (r = .26, p = .045) Table 2 Correlations for Time 1 Optimism (Life Orientation Test), Time 1 Hope (Gottschalk Scale), and Time 1 Health _____________________________________________________________________ Total Acute Chronic Chronic-Intermittent Illness Illness Illness Illness Illness Illness Severity Duration _____________________________________________________________________ Optimism -.25 -.05 -.26 -.13 -.25 -.22 (n = 46) Hope -.04 -.23 .26 .04 -.11 -.31 (n = 42) _____________________________________________________________________ Table 3 (below) contains the correlations of scores on the hope and optimism measures obtained at the start of the semester with reports of illness collected ten weeks later. Lower scores on the Hope Scale were correlated with a higher frequency of reported total and acute illnesses. Lower scores on both the hope and optimism measures were correlated with reports of greater severity of illness. Hope, Optimism and Health 1 Table 3 Correlations for Time 1 Optimism (Life Orientation Test), Time 1 Hope (Gottschalk Scale), and Time 2 Health: (Ten-Week Time Lag) _____________________________________________________________________ Total Acute Chronic Chronic- Illness Illness Illness Illness. Illness Intermittent ills. Severity Duration _____________________________________________________________________ Optimism -.33 -.30 -.15 -.18 -.41* -.10 (n = 48) Hope -.39* -.41* .11 -.30 -.52* -.30 (n = 44) _____________________________________________________________________ * p < .01 The effect of potentially confounding variables on the measures of hope and optimism is presented in Tables 4 and 5 (see below). Table 4 displays the correlations between scores on the measures of hope and optimism, and the four potential confounding variables. Scores on the Eysenck and Eysenck (1968) Neuroticism Scale were significantly correlated with optimism scores, but none of the potential confounding variables were significantly correlated with hope scores. Based on these findings and the correlations involving scores on the hope and optimism measures, and Time 1 health outcomes, we partialed (factored) out Neuroticism and Time 1 health scores from the correlations between scores on the optimism measure and Time 2 health reports. We also partialed (factored) out Time 1 health scores from the correlations between scores on the Hope Scale and Time 2 health reports. Hope, Optimism and Health 1 Table 4 Correlations for Optimism (Life Orientation Test), Hope (Gottschalk Scale), and Potential Confounds ____________________________________________________________________ Neuroticism Social Desirability Extroversion Depression ____________________________________________________________________ Optimism -.59* .02 .17 -.28 (n = 48) Hope -.02 -.22 -.14 -.06 (n = 45) ____________________________________________________________________ * p < .01 In Table 5 partial correlations show the relative effects of potential confounds on the relationships involving optimism and hope scores obtained in September, and illness reports solicited ten weeks later. When scores on the Neuroticism Scale were partialed out of the correlation involving optimism scores and health reports, the predictive power of optimism, as measured by the Life Orientation Test, was diminished considerably. None of the partial correlations involving scores on the optimism measure and health reports were significant. In contrast, Time 1 health outcomes did not have the same effect on Gottschalk's (1985) Hope Scale. Scores on the Hope Scale showed a significant (partial) correlation with reported frequency of total illnesses, and reports of illness severity. Hope, Optimism and Health 1 Table 5 Time 1 Optimism (Life Orientation Test), Time 1 Hope (Gottshalk Scale), and Health at Time 2, with Neuroticism and Time 1 Health Controlled __________________________________________________________________________ Time 1 Health Variables at Time 2 Variable (Controlled for) Total Illness Acute Illness Illness Duration Illness Severity __________________________________________________________________________ Optimism (Neuroticism) -.26 -.23 -.05 -.32 (n = 48) Optimism (T1 Health) -.23 -.32 -.02 -.33 (n = 48) Hope (T1 Health) -.45* -.34 -.21 -.48* (n = 44) __________________________________________________________________________ p < .01 Hope, Optimism and Health 1 Discussion Summary of Findings The presumed relationships involving hope, optimism, and health outcomes were largely supported in the present study. Lower optimism scores, obtained from Scheier and Carver's (1987) Life Orientation Test at Time 1, were significantly correlated with reports of greater illness severity 10 ten weeks later. However, after we controlled for scores on a measure of Neuroticism or reports of time 1 health, we found the resulting partial correlations statistically nonsignificant. In contrast lower hope scores on Gottschalk's (1985) Hope Scale were correlated with a greater frequency of reported total illnesses and reports of greater severity of illness after controlling for the potentially confounding effects of reported illnesses at Time 1. In the present sample neuroticism did not erode the optimism-health relationship in as drastic a fashion as reported by Smith, Pope, Rhodewalt, and Poulton (1989). Scores on Gottschalk's (1974) Hope Scale were not significantly correlated with neuroticism, depression, or extroversion and were less affected by Time 1 illness scores. It therefore appears that scores on the Hope Scale are a more robust predictor of reported health outcomes than optimism as measured by Scheier and Carver's (1987) Life Orientation Test. Additional research with Gottschalk's (1985) Hope Scale and the Life Orientation Test, employing a larger sample size and greater statistical power is recommended. There were several interesting observations that did not meet the more stringent criterion of an alpha level of .01 but which met the criterion of a .05 alpha level. These observations included optimism scores and the potentially confounding effects of depression scores, as well as hope scores and reports of chronic versus acute illnesses, and suggestions of links between hope scores and reports of duration of illness. Further investigation might clarify these points. Researchers might also extend the time between the initial measurement of hope or optimism and subsequent measurements of health outcomes. In Scheier and Carver's (1987) initial prospective study of optimism and health, the time lag was four weeks. We extended the time frame to 10 weeks in the current study. Contrasting Hope and Optimism Several of our findings suggest important differences between hope and optimism. While these scores were significantly correlated, only 16 % of the variance in hope scores was explained by the variation in optimism scores. Over one-third of the variance in optimism scores was explained by the variance in neuroticism scores. Hope scores were essentially unrelated to neuroticism scores (r = -.02). An assessment of the first order correlations involving optimism scores, hope scores, and reports of health outcomes, show further differences between these two emotions. While both (Time 1) optimism scores and (Time 1) hope scores were significantly related to (Time 2) ratings of illness severity, only (Time 1) hope scores were significantly related to the number of total illnesses and acute illnesses at Time 2. There is one additional set of first order correlations that deserves further mention. We noted above in Table 2, that most of the correlations involving hope and optimism scores with illness variables carried a negative sign. However reports of chronic illness at Time 1 were correlated Hope, Optimism and Health 1 with lower optimism scores but higher hope scores. Both of these correlations were significant at the .05 alpha level, but not at the more stringent .01 level. It may be understandable why chronic illness might lead to less optimism, but why might such a state of affairs lead to increased Hope? Following Godfrey's (1987) philosophical analysis of hope, we might consider two forms of hope, an aim directed or goal oriented form which Godfrey (1987) calls "ultimate hope", and a more generalized form that he refers to as "fundamental hope". Translating these concepts into more traditional psychological terms we might refer to the former as state hope and the latter as trait hope. Using this distinction we could view one form of hope, i.e., state hope, as a type of "emergent property" engendered by serious, and/or persistent illness and other profound life challenges. As Pruyser has stated, it may well be (in some cases) that "Hope presupposes a tragedy" (Pruyser, 1986, p. 122). In contrast, trait hope might function as a generalized disposition that facilitates successful adaptation to serious life events (see also, Snyder, et al., 1991) Why should hope in general, as measured in the present study, demonstrate a stronger association with health outcomes? There are at least two potential explanations. First, it is possible to discuss the obtained differences in terms of self-reported affective states (e.g., optimism as measured by the Life Orientation Test) versus implicit affective states (e.g., hope as measured by content analysis). McClelland (1989) has argued that implicit variables derived from content analyses of associative thought or fantasy may be rooted in emotional learning and may be more closely linked to autonomic functions, and ultimately to health outcomes. It may also be that hope scores showed a stronger relationship with health outcomes in the present study because the two emotions are fundamentally different and serve separate roles in the process of coping with stress and life challenges. In the philosophical literature, more than one writer has suggested that hope may mediate major life events, while optimism may mediate more routine or minor hassles (see also Kanner, Coyne, Schaefer, & Lazarus, 1981). Perhaps more hopeful individuals, as compared to optimists, are better able to cope with more serious life events, and are thus less susceptible to illness. Perception of control is another factor which may help to explain the complex connections involving hope, optimism, and illness. It has been repeatedly shown that feelings of personal control may be health promoting (Langer & Rodin, 1983; Seeman & Seeman, 1983; Seligman, 1975). Yet in certain life circumstances, e.g., experiences with chronic illness or other unremitting and aversive life events, an individual's degrees of freedom or opportunities for direct control may be severely limited. Such constrictions in the face of stress can easily lead to feelings of helplessness (Seligman, 1975). It is perhaps with respect to such situations that the distinction between hope and optimism can be especially important. For states of helplessness need not become states of hopelessness. Even where personal control is impossible and optimism fades, hope may remain and perhaps even flourish in the presence of collaborative or external control beliefs such as we discussed earlier. Further Theoretical and Methodological Implications A thorough assessment of hope may ultimately require a multi-modal strategy, combining self- reports, with behavioral assessments and one or more indirect methods to capture the affective and existential aspects of this emotion. Frank (1977) for one, suggested that certain "transcendent states", which may include hope, may be primarily right hemisphere mediated and largely ineffable (and therefore hard to access via self-reports). Hope, Optimism and Health 1 Most of the work on hope falls into one of two categories; philosophical and literary works which emphasize the emotional, spiritual, and existential aspects of hope, and a far smaller body of empirically based psychological research that has stressed cognitive and behavioral dimensions. This pattern may be partly attributable to pragmatics. It is far easier to operationalize cognitive and behavioral constructs. One could also add the fact that it has taken until quite recently for psychology as a science to "rediscover affect" (Zajonc, 1984). In short, there is much wisdom in the clinical, literary, and philosophical writings on hope that could shed considerable light on the psychology of this emotion. One of our tasks as psychologists may be to find better methods of operationally defining the constructs embedded in these accounts. Hope, Optimism and Health 1 References Angell, M. (1985). Disease as a reflection of the psyche. The New England Journal of Medicine, 312, 1570-1572. Averill, J. R., Catlin, G., & Chon, K. (1990). Rules of hope. New York: Springer-Verlag. Bradburn, N. (1969). The structure of psychological well-being. Chicago, IL: Aldine Erikson, E. H., Erikson, J. M., & Kivnick, H. Q. (1986). Vital involvement in old age. New York: Norton. Eysenck, H. J., & Eysenck, S. B. G. (1968). The Eysenck Personality Inventory. San Diego, CA: Educational and Industrial Testing Service. Frank, J. (1977). Nature and function of belief systems. American Psychologist, 32, 555-559. Godfrey, J. J. (1987). A philosophy of human hope. Hingham, MA: Kluwer Publishers. Gottschalk, L. A. (1985). Hope and other deterrents to illness. American Journal of Psychotherapy, 39, 515-525. Gottschalk, L. A. (1974). A hope scale applicable to verbal samples. Archives of General Psychiatry, 30, 779-785. Kanner, A. D., Coyne, J. C., Schaefer, C., & Lazarus, R. S. (1981) Comparison of two modes of stress measurement: Daily hassles and uplifts versus major life events. Journal of Behavioral Medicine, 4, 1-39. Klenow, D. J. (1991-92) Emotion and life threatening illness: a typology of hope sources. Omega, 24, 49-60. Langer, E. J., & Rodin, J. (1983). The effects of choice and enhanced personal responsibility for the aged: a field experiment in an institutional setting. 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Worker Crushed In Fatal Press Accident
August 30, 2011 5:24 amMILWAUKEE (AP) — Fire officials say a worker has died in an accident at a Milwaukee door manufacturer. A battalion chief says the man was crushed in an industrial press at ASI Technologies early Tuesday. Employees told WISN-TV (http://bit.ly/oxhPFf) the man had been an ASI employee for more than 30 years.
Boeing To Redesign 737 Engine
August 30, 2011 5:23 amNEW YORK (AP) — Boeing says it's planning to redesign the engine of its workhorse 737 airplane in an effort to quickly match growing competition from rival plane maker Airbus. The Chicago manufacturer said Tuesday it has received commitments for 496 airplanes with the new engines from five airlines.
Mistake Costs Plant $1.4M
August 30, 2011 5:21 amJACKSON, Miss. (AP) — A Milwaukee Tool clerk's paperwork error means the manufacturing plant in Jackson must pay Hinds County $1.4 million more in property taxes than it contends it owes. The Board of Supervisors on Monday denied Milwaukee Tool's request for relief, saying the company should have called it to the board's attention earlier than just a few weeks ago.
Obama Faces Tight Restraints In Crafting Jobs Plan
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Brazil Airline Must Compensate For Jet Pollution
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In many developing economies, natural resources are still a large component of domestic product but they are often over-exploited for short-term gains. This leads to problems such as deforestation that, in turn, causes water run-off into river basins creating flooding which damages economic infrastructure and the environment and causes human suffering. INCO's remit is to bring together scientists from developing countries and their European counterparts to solve such interrelated problems, and enable progress through the 'whole system' approach which the sustainable use of ecosystems demands. Working as research teams on specific projects, scientists can mobilise a broad array of competencies from across the regions to provide the required inputs to address both local and global problems. These competencies range from knowledge about climate impact on the environment and access to technological innovation, to more local know-how on the social and cultural conditions of using such knowledge.
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Head over to Forums Plaza and learn something about almost everything - building, flying, restoring, and so much more! Forums are included with your admission and no reservations are required. Plan out your Oshkosh days!
Get hands-on and learn the skills you need to build an airplane at daily workshops patterned after the popular SportAir Workshops. Stop on by! No reservations are required and it's included in your admission.
Honor the legacy of "The Greatest Generation" with a "mission flight" on the beautifully restored B-17G Flying Fortress Aluminum Overcast. Go on a trip back in time aboard this World War II-era bomber.
Turn old aircraft parts into cash, with the added satisfaction that you have helped other EAA members complete their projects.
Stay up to date on the latest news and happenings surrounding EAA AirVenture Oshkosh. Read about confirmed attractions and other features taking place during the big event!
Feel the excitement of Oshkosh come alive through hours of videos. Daily updates, personality features, product launches, and so much more!
These beautiful photos will help you see into The World's Greatest Aviation Celebration.
Need a bit of Oshkosh to brighten your day? Listen to EAA Radio broadcasts year-round, now streaming on the web or your mobile device.
The daily "must read" is AirVenture Today, a free newspaper available to attendees during the annual convention and fly-in. This essential newspaper is distributed throughout the convention grounds and is available for download.
Located adjacent to the convention grounds, the Camp Scholler campground is home for thousands of aviation enthusiasts every July. Exclusive for EAA members, it's where new friends meet and old friends reunite, all sharing in the camaraderie and spirit of aviation that brought them together.
Looking for a ride to EAA AirVenture Oshkosh? Or are you already planning to go but have space available in your airplane or car to take along a fellow aviation enthusiast? RideShare matches pilots/drivers with passengers for the annual journey to Oshkosh.
Find the easiest way to get into the grounds and get to the fun faster! Six public parking lots on the grounds are available. Daily or weekly parking passes can be purchased for cars, trucks, motorhomes, motorcycles, and other motor vehicles.
Curb your hunger by feasting on one (or more) of the options offered by the diverse selection of vendors. Whether you want to indulge your sweet tooth or keep the calories in check, you'll likely find what you need that hits the spot!
Trams run 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily (unless noted), making several stops along three separate routes to help attendees move about the grounds. Trams are made possible thanks to support from Piper Aircraft.
Single-seat personal electric convenience vehicles, specifically designed for those with disabilities, are allowed on the convention site and can also be rented via Vista Mobility, Inc.
The convention site is massive - and can be pretty daunting, especially for first-time visitors. Save time and prepare your Oshkosh days thanks to this assortment of maps designed to assist you.
See current and forecast weather information in and around Oshkosh and EAA AirVenture, courtesy of the National Weather Service.
You may order a free printed copy of the EAA AirVenture Oshkosh 2014 NOTAM that will be shipped to you once it becomes available. You may also download a PDF version.
In case of severe weather, warnings and instructions will be given over the AirVenture public address system and other communications methods, including Twitter (@EAAupdate), Facebook, and text messaging alerts to your cell phone.
Watch "real world" examples of VFR flights to and from Oshkosh during EAA AirVenture. These videos were produced to supplement the instructions printed in the NOTAM. They made the flights during what they hoped would be a busy time for arrivals, mid-morning on AirVenture opening day.
Print out sign codes used to tell ground personnel your destination on the Wittman Regional Airport grounds. Just pick the signs you need and be sure to have them in your airplane for the trip to Oshkosh.
Flight operations on the Ultralight Runway at EAA AirVenture Oshkosh are broken into separate time periods to allow similar performance aircraft in the pattern at the same time.
The Seaplane Base (identifier 96WI) is located on the west shore of Lake Winnebago, 5 miles southeast of Wittman Regional Airport and the convention site. Seaplane arrivals should avoid nearby Class C and D airspace and SHOULD NOT use the Fisk VFR arrival route.
U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) and the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) have joined efforts to remind travelers of document requirements to travel into both countries. The two agencies want to educate travelers about these requirements to make their travel experience during the busy summer season a more enjoyable one.
It's nice to feel wanted, and those flying to and from AirVenture are certainly that. View a list of facilities that are providing special offers to traveling EAAers on their flights to Oshkosh. Plan out your flight by visiting those FBOs and airports rolling out the welcome mat for you!
Make the short drive or hop aboard a shuttle bus from one of these airports.
Find a vast array of exhibitors and products, product demonstrations, and much more. It's EAA AirVenture Oshkosh's version of a flea market.
Tell your customers where to find you! For your convenience, we've developed glyphs or "bugs" for you to use in your print and web advertising to let your customers and prospects know where they can find you at Oshkosh.
EAA will attempt to accommodate each applicant's preferred location. However, if all booth choices indicated by applicant are unavailable, EAA will assign the best available space, in EAA's sole opinion.
Attendees and exhibitors count on the beautiful, full-color EAA AirVenture Oshkosh commemorative souvenir program to document all they need to know and where to go during AirVenture.
EAA AirVenture Oshkosh is the optimal place to enhance your brand visibility through sponsorship of the event, venues, or its programs. The value in AirVenture sponsorship is enhanced by the ability for customization.
Showcase your company's information, special event, or booth number on jumbotrons and plasma screens placed throughout the buildings and grounds during EAA AirVenture Oshkosh.
AirVenture enables our commercial partners to have an unmatched forum to present their products and services to the most passionate aviation consumers.
From the flightline to the convention office to Camp Scholler, many opportunities are available for you to become a part of EAA's heart and soul as an AirVenture volunteer.
The Brown Arch is a historical area, almost a "rite of passage" for new attendees and return visitors as well, creating an emotional passage through the arch. Leave your mark at this historic EAA landmark with a personalized brick.
Together, we can raise funds for EAA's youth education, historic preservation, and inspirational endeavors that help young people, anywhere, gain access to the resources and encouragement to change the world.
Purchase tickets at the EAA AirVenture Museum or during EAA AirVenture Oshkosh 2014. Tickets are $100 each with a maximum of 1,500 tickets being sold and must be purchased in person.
When you enter the EAA Classic Sweepstakes and make a donation, you're helping EAA create the next generation of aviators. Every donation supports EAA programs that educate, engage, and empower people of all ages to take the next step in pursuing their dreams of flight.
Oshkosh: The Spirit of Aviation, narrated by actor and EAA member, Harrison Ford, shows why EAA AirVenture Oshkosh is The World's Greatest Aviation Celebration.
Paul Poberezny came from humble beginnings, yet he emerged as one of the 20th century's greatest aviation leaders, creating a worldwide aviation organization and the world's largest annual fly-in event, EAA AirVenture in Oshkosh, Wisconsin.
Save yourself time and hassle by leaving the following items at home, in your car or at your campsite, as these items will not be allowed through the admission gates.
Get driving directions to the AirVenture check-in facility.
If it flies, you'll see it at Oshkosh. From Aeroncas to Zeniths, aircraft of all shapes and sizes descend upon Wittman Regional Airport. "Rock your wings" and be among the 10,000 pilots each year who proudly proclaim, "I flew my airplane to Oshkosh."
Depart Fisk following the railroad tracks northeast.
Enter the RIGHT BASE for Runways 18 L/R inside the gravel pit located approximately 1/2-mile northwest of Wittman Regional Airport.
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The Control Tower will assign either Runway 18L or 18R.
Be prepared to change runways (Left vs Right) with little notice!
Maintain 1,800' msl until established on Right Base, THEN
DO NOT DESCEND BELOW 1,500' msl until south of Runway 27 on final to Runway/s 18L/R! THERE WILL BE AIRCRAFT DEPARTING AND ARRIVING RUNWAY 27 BELOW YOU!
This altitude restriction is necessary to protect aircraft departing and arriving (as well as for go-arounds) on Runway 27!
The controller may instruct you to land on the Blue Dot, the Pink Dot, "land long," or "land abeam the control tower."
The Blue Dot is located just south of the relocated threshold of Runway 18R, just abeam of the control tower. Remaining runway length from this point is 6,350'.
The Pink Dot is further down the runway, just north of Taxiway P3. Remaining runway length from the Pink Dot is 4,750'.
If you're instructed to land on Runway 18L, note that this temporary runway is 6,300' long, but only 50' wide. (It is normally a taxiway during non-AirVenture times.)
You may also see Yellow and Purple Dots on the departure end of Runway 18R. These are NOT to be used for Runway 18R arrivals.
Change of Plans
Be prepared! The control instructions may change from what you were initially told. For instance, you may have been instructed to "land on the Blue Dot." This would have been issued if there was another aircraft ahead of you landing at the Pink Dot, however by the time you reach the runway …
The other aircraft has exited the runway, therefore the controller may now instruct you to "land on the Pink Dot," which will allow for another aircraft to land behind you (on the Blue Dot) and still provide for allowable runway separation.
These last minute adjustments may occur no matter what runway you land on. The only difference will be the description of the touchdown point (Blue Dot or Pink Dot).
Stay alert for traffic ahead of you on final and also for any potential traffic that may be sequenced from the left (downwind or base) near the lake shore.
If a "Go-Around" is needed, NOTIFY ATC immediately for resequencing instructions!
Exiting Runways
See the Exiting Runways section for details on what is to be expected of you once you have landed.


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