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We are a non-profit flying museum dedicated to the preservation and education of Cold War era aircraft at our 45,000 square foot three hangar facility located at Lancaster Airport (KLNC) in Lancaster, Texas, USA.
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The museum is again keeping a diary of current projects and progress at our blogsite, blog.cwam.org. Click here to visit the blog.
[edit] CWAM Finishes Strong
The Cold War Air Museum, Inc. (CWAM) just completed its last three shows of the 2012 Air Show season. CWAM provided Cold War era Soviet Jet and Helicopter static displays at the Fort Worth Alliance Air Show, the Marine Corps Sky Ball at DFW Airport, and the Georgetown Airfest at Georgetown Airport which is located just north of Austin, Texas. The Sky Ball and Georgetown appearances were the debut air shows for helicopter Bord #120. Pilots and mechanics report that Bord #120 performed flawlessly with it's freshly overhauled rotor hub. An additional note regarding Bord #120 -- the aircraft was flown using its original Russian intercom and its VHF Soviet radios, which also performed flawlessly. CWAM is in hopes that this project will prove to be successful and we will be able to use Soviet intercom/radio systems in all of its aircraft restorations in the future.
[edit] CWAM Goes British For The Weekend
The Cold War Air Museum, Inc. (CWAM) was invited to the No. 1 British Flying Training School Museum's annual fly-in and festivities, this past weekend. The British Training School invited the CWAM operated L-39 and Mi-24 Hind to their event. While there, all of the CWAM volunteers were treated to the greatest of hospitality and kindness by the organizers and all in attendance. Many thanks to the No. 1 British Flying Training School Museum for inviting us to your event.
[edit] CWAM Wows Warbird on Parade Crowds
At this year's Warbird on Parade event, the Cold War Air Museum (CWAM) attended with an L29 Delfin, L39 Albatross, MiG-21 Mongol, MiG-23 Flogger, and two Mi24-D Hinds. This is the sixth year that CWAM has attended this event and we placed more assets in display motion than ever before. The L39 executed two display flights, one in the morning and one in the afternoon.
CWAM's MiG-23 made two afterburner runs. Above, you can see the MiG showing its stuff to the absolute pleasure and amazement of the crowd. The MiG-23UB has entered flight ready status and is awaiting paperwork approval from the FAA as we work toward the aircraft's airworthiness certificate. CWAM is looking for an aircraft sponsor. Please contact Jon if you are interested in helping us bring this legendary aircraft to life so everyone in the United States can enjoy the experience.
Near the end of the show, one of the CWAM operated Mi24-D Hinds lifted into a hover and continued to wow the crowd. A US Army Apache, Blackhawk, and Huey lifted shortly thereafter and the aircraft all negotiated for safe separation. Two passes were made to KLNC's one-three where the CWAM Hind stayed right pattern aligning on taxi alpha, parallel one-three, with the Army aircraft forming on main one-three, left pattern. As you can see, this made for some exciting and unique photo opportunities for those in attendance.
[edit] Seven Air Show Successes Marks First Season Halfway Point
The Cold War Air Museum, Inc. (CWAM) has just completed the first half of it's first air show season with a strong showing of six straight weeks of air show appearances. CWAM started the season as the keynote exhibit at the annual HeliExpo's inaugural Heritage of Helicopter area. On April 14th, the CWAM Mi-24 started it's grueling travel schedule at the Blubonet Air Show and concluded six weeks and shows later at the local Mesquite Air Show. Many of the air shows included demonstrations of the Mi-24 coordinated with the pyrotechnics of the CAF Blastards. The work with the Blastards and the flight of the Mi-24 with an L-39 at two of the air shows gave crowds a glimpse of the CWAM performance being practiced for the 2013 air show season. To reserve the CWAM Mi-24 act at your 2013 air show or event, contact Pete.
[edit] CWAM Makes A Big Hit at Heli-Expo
HAI's Heli-Expo met this year at the Dallas Convention Center and CWAM's Mi-24 was invited to participate in the first ever Heritage of Helicopter Display. CWAM's Mi24 exhibit was one of the biggest hits of the show. The landing area arrival and departure as well as convention center entry and exit turned many heads behind the scenes. Thank you to the HAI staff for the extraordinary hospitality that was extended to the CWAM volunteers. Also thanks to the museum volunteers for helping with the helo's movement and the RSJT Angels for collecting donations throughout the conference exhibition.
[edit] Flogger Ready For Flight Worthiness Tests
The Cold War Air Museum, Inc. (CWAM) has recently completed run tests on the MiG-23UB Flogger and everything is functioning perfectly. CWAM is now working to secure additional ground test devices for the Flogger to verify systems parameters. The aircraft's AAIP was submitted to the Dallas FSDO earlier this year and we are in hopes that we'll be receiving a call from the FAA very soon. This bird is almost ready to fly.
[edit] Mi-24 Brand Sells at ICAS
The Cold War Air Museum, Inc. (CWAM) attended the 2011 International Council of Air Shows (ICAS) annual convention and unveiled new marketing material for the Mi-24 act. Most air shows in North America book their acts based on contacts established at ICAS. CWAM's Mi-24 brand was received very well and details are beings finalized for the release of the aircraft's 2012 air show season schedule. Fortunately, CWAM now manages two Mi-24's so more air shows will be able to see the aircraft. To get the Mi-24 at your air show, contact Pete Coz.
[edit] Second Mi-24 Airworthiness
It took about four years for the Cold War Air Museum (CWAM) to get the first Mi-24 Hind (bord 118) flight worthy and ready for it's April 2010 inspection by the FAA for an airworthiness certificate. A little more than a year later in May of 2011, CWAM brought the second Mi-24 (bord 120) forward to receive its airworthiness certificate from the Ft. Worth MIDO. No other civilian organization in the United States has been able to achieve the tasks of preparing two Hinds for airworthiness certification, and actually flying both aircraft concurrently. During the same time frame that the Hinds were being restored, CWAM assembled a MiG-21, a MiG-23, and brought three Mi2 Hoplites through their restoration process to FAA airworthiness certificates. Thanks to all of the museum volunteers for contributing to this series of truly monumental accomplishments.
[edit] CWAM's Legendary MiG-21 Restoration Progresses
The Cold War Air Museum, Inc. (CWAM) MiG-21UM (two seater) has recently been started and all engine functions worked perfectly. The aircraft's gear retraction hydraulics have been replaced, all hoses have been measured and replacements have been ordered, wheel assemblies were overhauled, tires were replaced with new rubber, and avionics updates have been started. The museum hopes to have the MiG-21 ready for high speed taxing and preflight ready final maintenance by Fall of 2012 and airworthiness certification before the end of the year. CWAM Board Member and Safety Officer Jon Boede commented that, "we will take our time and make sure all details are addressed with this aircraft and the training of the pilots before flights begin in this aircraft. Respect is demanded when 42 of the aircraft's emergency procedures end with the same phrase -- eject!" Lancaster Airport's (KLNC) recent runway extension will be appreciated for MiG-21 regular operations.
[edit] CWAM is a Non-Profit
The Cold War Air Museum, Inc. has been certified by the IRS as a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. This codifies the museum as a public treasure.
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We all sneak a peak at text messages or emails to pass the time in boring meetings. And yet, we'd also probably all admit that we find it irritating when others do the same.
But a new study from researchers at Howard University and the University of Southern California finds big differences in who's bothered by it - and by how much. The study, published in the journal Business Communication Quarterly, asked 204 employees at an East Coast beverage distributor and 350 U.S. business professionals in a random-sample survey to weigh in on whether it bothered them if people checked their cell phones. What they found: People are particularly bothered by managers who take calls during meetings, men are nearly twice as likely as women to think it's okay to check text messages at a business lunch, and even leaving your phone out on the table can be offensive to some people.
In the first sample, the researchers asked open-ended questions and evaluated the intensity of the responses and the number of times certain behaviors were mentioned. They note that people were particularly upset when their managers took calls in front of them. Unsurprisingly, taking or making calls was cited most often as bothersome behavior. But a handful of people said they thought even bringing a phone to a meeting showed disrespect.
The second sample asked participants to say how appropriate or inappropriate different behaviors were in both formal professional meetings and offsite business lunches. Three quarters or more of the respondents said even checking for text messages was rarely or never appropriate. And more than half thought checking the time on the phone, looking to see who's call was coming in, bringing a phone to the meeting, or even excusing oneself to make a call was inappropriate in a formal meeting. At more informal lunches, those numbers dropped, but more than half still thought it was rude to look at a phone to check text messages or email; a third said the same about stepping away to answer a call.
The study gets more interesting when it compares the views of men and women and people from different regions. (Unsurprisingly, the researchers found that while about two-thirds of people under 30 approved of texting at a business lunch, just 20 percent of those between age 51 and 65 thought it was acceptable behavior.) Meanwhile, roughly half of men said it was okay to answer a call at a business lunch, but only a quarter of women said the same. As for checking text messages, more than 59 percent of men were comfortable with it at informal lunches, while just a third of women were. And interestingly, professionals in the Western region of the United States - home to Silicon Valley, Seattle tech giants and Hollywood's agents - were less accepting of phones being used during meetings than East Coasters.
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Gilbert buys former Bamlet Building on Griswold, Kahn-designed building on WoodwardBy Dustin Walsh
Dan Gilbert's Rock Ventures LLC announced today the acquisition of two more buildings in downtown Detroit.
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The eight-story, 48,000-square-foot building at 1505 Woodward Avenue was designed by Albert Kahn and built in 1931.
The properties, 1505 Woodward Ave. and 1265 Griswold St., mark Rock's 39th and 40th building acquisitions in less than three years, the company said in a news release. The eight-story, 48,000-square-foot building located on the northwest corner of Woodward Avenue and Clifford Street was designed by Albert Kahn and built in 1931. The building's original tenant was Cleveland-based men's suit maker Richman Brothers Co. According to CoStar Group Inc., the asking price for the building was $3.5 million.
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The six-story, 36,000-square-foot building at 1265 Griswold St., formerly the Bamlet Building, was built in 1896 and borders Capitol Park.
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PROVIDENCE (NBC) -- The flu epidemic has changed the way some churches are performing services.
At St. Sebastian Church in Providence, Rhode Island a few things are different here for Sunday mass.
"To refrain from shaking hands during rite of peace, I invited them to just turn and verbally exchange a greeting," says Monsignor John Darcy.
Monsignor Darcy says they're not taking any chances when it comes to keeping people healthy.
"Until this cold and flu season has abated, the reception of the blood of Christ through the chalice will be postponed," he adds.
The bishop recommends that people who have flu symptoms or other illnesses stay away from mass until feeling better.
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this is not what it looked like in 1490...maybe, and that's a big maybe, 1700. No disrespect, but definitely a markerting matter.
The 1491 Census: Native Creates Tribal Nations Map of Turtle Island
It took him 14 years and thousands of hours, but Aaron Carapella finally did it. He created a map that represents what Turtle Island looked like in 1490. It shows where roughly 590 Native nations were located and gives their indigenous names, instead of the names given by Europeans.
Being part Cherokee, or Aniyunwiyah, and having grown up in the city, he's always sought more knowledge of Native history and culture.
"I would attend pow pows and scour through the items vendors had for sell [sic]. From time to time I would see maps of the traditional territories of our tribes, but thought they looked incomplete, and the names mostly inaccurate. I filed away the idea of one day creating a more authentic-looking one myself," Carapella says on his website. "Years went by as I looked from time to time for a better map. One day I decided, 'It's time to make a REAL map of Native America, as WE see it.' It started with four poster boards and a rough pencil drawing of the United States. Over the next 14 years I would create the Tribal Nations Map."
The process of collecting the real names of tribes was a tedious one. He studied books, and called tribes individually.
"Some tribes, once contacted, wouldn't know that information," he told the Tulalip News. But the tribe always got back to him with someone who could tell him what he needed to know to continue his research.
This is why on his map, you'll see Diné as well as Navajo, and Numinu as well as Comanche.
"There were tribes I had never even heard of," he told the Navajo Times. "It blew me away, the diversity. Florida alone had 35 to 40 different tribes."
Carapella thinks this is the first map of its kind.
"This is the first time I have seen this," Clarenda Begay told the Navajo Times after seeing Carapella's website. "What an informative map!"
And that's precisely why he made it.
"You can get maps of what our reservations look like now," he said. "And you can get maps that have, like, the 50 main tribes. But I was interested in what our land really looked like circa 1490, before Columbus got here."
On his map, he varies the size of the typeface to show the amount of land and population size of each tribe at the time. The map also shows historical images of Natives and their dwellings.
"I wanted to get away from the stereotypical images of Indians, with all the feathers," he told the Navajo Times. "I wanted to show the diversity of our clothing, our homes."
Carapella started this journey when he was 19, now at the age of 33 he feels this is his small way of giving back to his Native community and of educating the public about Native people.
"To be honest, in general in the United states, Americans are very ignorant about Native American history and the only time they deal with Native history or reality is when tribes have enough money to fight back against injustice happening to them. In my small way, making this map is to reinforce the true history of the injustice and the genocide that occurred," he told Tulalip News.
Carapella speaks Cherokee and has a bachelor's in marketing. He's considering pursuing a master's in Native American history as well.
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The map is totally awesome...
The map is totally awesome.... congratulation Aaron for such great work and dedication....
My only disappointment is that it is missing Canada which is also part of Turtle Island.... but I understand that to complete this collaborator(s) may be needed, as it is a huge huge task...
I hope this project is continued until all of Turtle Island is included... would be awesome for all of us.... since Turtle Island never had any borders prior to colonization....
Great Idea! Wonderful map.
Great Idea! Wonderful map. Bravo Aaron. The headline is bizarre.... since this map is missing half the turtle.
Because there is some
Because there is some controversy about where some Nations were in 1490, I have been using more recently the term "pre-contact locations" as opposed to "Pre-Columbian"
I want a map, how can I get
I want a map, how can I get it?
Fantastic Work. Can't wait
Fantastic Work. Can't wait for the Canadian version
Although the appropriation
Although the appropriation and misrepresentation of Indigenous history and culture, in academia, and the media, is a serious issue that impacts on the Rights & Sovereignty of the world's Indigenous people, I've learned to become forgiving when it comes to cinema, especially American cinema, otherwise I'd be constantly losing my shit. (even more than I already do)
But I have to say, in spite of its intentions, whether Depp has any Native American heritage, or if his performance and the film was approved by Tribe or not, 'The Lone Ranger' is the biggest steaming pile I've endured in a long time. Besides cultural offensiveness, which I defer to the authority of Native Americans to address, juxtaposing scenes that depict massacres with unintelligent comic relief is just offensive.
As an advocate of Native American Rights & Sovereignty: WTF was Depp thinking?
I commend you on all your
I commend you on all your hard work in researching a difficult project. I myself had the thought to once create such a task, but time sliped by me as I pursued to write about my ancestor/ nation of Powhatan- tribe of Pamunkey. My Grandfather, Chief George Major Wahonsonocok/Cook was a renoune speaker an amazing leader whom spoke history in truth, most of which was not written in the white mans history books. I wish to purchase this encredable map, but more so, I wish there were one made of the tribes in Va, Pamunkey, Mattaponi, Nansmend, etc..May the Lord bless you in your future endeavors. May the great Spirit bless you with prosperity in your success.


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Website: http://www.autosalon.be
Where to find us on the Salon?
Detail of the company: This year, a 400-metre long outdoor test track will be made available so you can take various manufacturers' electric models for a free test drive. Access to the electric test track is located below Hall 7, next to the "Cleaner Mobility" exposition. The registration desk for the test track is located at that stand. In order to be able to take a test drive, please bring your driving license and we will ask you to sign a "renunciation of redress" form. Please be aware that the manufacturers have the right to set the conditions for a test drive (minimum age, ability to drive the vehicle yourself, etc.). The following vehicles will be available on the test track: Mercedes SMART electric Drive Mercedes-Benz A-klasse, E CELL Peugeot iOn Chevrolet Volt Mitsubishi i-Miev Opel Ampera Volvo C30 Nissan Leaf VW Golf Citroën C-Zero Ford Mondeo break Renault Twizy ZE/Quadricycle Renault Fluence ZE BMW ActiveE Come and see us below Hall 7 to take your first electric drive! This project has been realized with support of Electrabel.


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How do You Know If You Have Diabetes?
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How do You Know If You Have Diabetes?
Diabetes, if left untreated may lead to blindness, numbness, nerve damage, strokes, heart attacks, kidney failures and amputation of legs, feet or toes. Diabetes is very dangerous and when found positive should be diagnosed immediately. As every disease has symptoms even diabetes show symptoms. You need to observe it and go for a check-up to conform it. Here are a few symptoms that may help you know whether you have diabetes:
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7 December
FLEXIcontent was to JoomlaDay Bangkok 2013! see the slideshare
16 November
Flexicontent.org site, issues due to IP changed while webhosting installed new SSL certificate
By George Papadakis[Update: 22/11/2013], the new SSL certificate is now active,
it seems that the reason for flexicontent.org showing a search portal during DNS propagation is:
-- that people accessing the old IP are being served with this search portal by the web-hosting company,
yes it is the web-server of the web-hosting that did this,
very bad policy, and we could not get a straight answer from their support, and it seems that they do this on purpose and not by mistake, we will change webhosting at an appropriate time
16/11/2013: Web hosting changed IP of flexicontent.org
-- flexicontent.org is temporarily (since end of october 2013) at a shared server,
old dedicated server had outdated and possible insecure software we had to move ASAP
So because of having a new server, we asked for installation of SSL certificate on flexicontent.org.
So IP was changed by web hosting company because this is needed for new SSL certificate
... but then (because of other maintaince work needed on their servers) they canceled installation WITHOUT restoring the correct IP, and rescheduled SSL certificate installation to be done at a later date ...)-- until IP was fixed and --while-- new DNS records propagated ... flexicontent.org showed a search portal for several hours
Web hosting company blames domain name registrar,
but domain name registrar says it is web hosting to blame.
12 November
FLEXIcontent v2.1.1 r1793 for Joomla 3.1 is available, This is considered stable for new J3.1 sites (J1.5/J2.5 too) and RC for existing J3.1 sites Known Limitations for existing J3.1 sites: 1. Existi...
28 November
New to the site FLEXIcontent ! We open a new section, the showcase sites made with FLEXI. A clear presentation with the ability to filter by type of site as: - A showcase site - An ecommerce websit...


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Sunday was Veterans Day. Many celebrations were held last week as well as on Monday to honor our nation's veterans. While all those events were special, I'm always so touched by the ceremonies held at our area schools. I love how the students become so involved in learning important lessons about our veterans, and I enjoy watching those veterans as they interact with our area students.
Clearly, there are many lessons to learn from the old, the young and everyone in between. Thanks to all who held a Veterans Day event, and a special thank you to the schools who brought life to important lessons in history.
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His Valentine Triplets eBook
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American Romance
January 2012
Three Little Callahans! You could knock Rafe Callahan over with a feather. He and the very prim, very proper Judge Julie Jenkins are having triplets! Rafe doesn't expect their precious news to end the bad blood between the Callahans and Jenkinses. And as for saving his family's New Mexico ranch, with three brothers married off, Rafe's in fourth place. But that doesn't stop the die-hard bachelor from proposing—feud or no feud. Julie always had a soft spot for the long, lean cowboy. But Rafe's still a Callahan, and if she says "I do," she'll be dealing with an army of bad-tempered in-laws and out-laws. Rafe's promised her it wouldn't be forever—just until their baby girls are born. That doesn't stop the mother-to-be from dreaming of a future at Rancho Diablo—with Rafe as the happy father!
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Touch the Past. Archaeology Learning Adventures for teens offers a chance to experience archaeology firsthand. Have fun, make new friends, and gain experience in excavation and analysis.
The mission of the Crow Canyon Archaeological Center is to advance knowledge of the human experience through archaeological research, education programs, and collaboration with American Indians.
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Catching Up With Coach G
Paul Gering got his first taste of coaching by going to practice after school in the early '50s, getting tips from Frank Camp.
Cardinals Heading to Orlando?
When UofL lost to Central Florida 38-35 on October 18, the Cards' hopes of playing in a Bowl Championship Series game may have been dashed.
Trey Lyles Finally Commits
Trey Lyles narrowed his decision down to two schools, Kentucky and Louisville.
A Sit Down With Shoni
Shoni Schimmel arrived at UofL with all kinds of hype, and as she gets set to tip-off her senior season, she has lived up to it all.
The Gospel According To Luke
Luke Hancock capped off his first season at UofL with a 22 point effort in the National Championship game against Michigan.
No Signs of Ware and Tear
Kevin Ware became a national household name after his horrific leg injury in UofL's Elite Eight win over Duke.
Coach Calipari Opens Up
After a magical 2011-12 season that ended with the Cats cutting down the nets in New Orleans, last year was a struggle for Kentucky basketball.
A Winning Play For Stefan LeFors
Earlier this season Teddy Bridgewater passed Stefan LeFors (5,853 yards) to move into 5th place in career yardage at UofL.


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Luxist Drives the Ferocious and Near-Mythological Gumpert Apollo
Filed under: Luxury Cars & Autos
Now this here is a fascinating little creature, a compound of contradictions. It goes by the unlikely name of the Gumpert Apollo, named first forRoland Gumpert, practically the father of Audi's Quattro system yet his creation is rear-wheel-drive only. The second name is for both the Greek god who had nothing to do with speed or handling prowess, and a space mission whose only intersection with cars was a lunar rover. The Gumpert Apollo's badge, however, depicts a Griffin, a creature with the body of a lion and head and wings of an eagle, which is an Indian or Central Asian creation that has essentially no connection to Apollo.
Nevertheless, these ostensible discrepancies live together beautifully in the compact body of the Gumpert Apollo: Roland Gumpert's aim was racing and two driven wheels are all that are allowed in most categories. Apollo might not have been the god of driving, but he did count victory among his oversight portfolio, something the Apollo car is quite familiar with. The Apollo space missions did represent, at the time, the ultimate in proven high-technology. And the Griffin, as a mix of the kings of beasts and birds, represents mastery of land and air. We got to drive it, and we have never found anything like it anywhere else on the planet. The words we found to describe it are these: Hoe. Lee. Cow.


text: North Park Theological Seminary offers four master's degrees that encompass the full range of preparation for ministry and theological scholarship. Three of the four degrees may be completed from a distance, through a combination of online and residential intensive courses. Each of the degrees may also be combined with one of three degrees from the School of Business and Nonprofit Management in the dual-degree program. Twelve certificate options provide options for concentrated study in topics relevant to ministry all over the world.


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