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Michelle's blog

APR. 18 | 2009 Squamish Garage Sailing Circuit: Opening Day!

  • Posted on: 18 April 2009
  • By: Michelle

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As far as I can tell, the year is divided into four seasons: skeleton racing, Christmas, construction and, my favorite: Garage Sailing.

And this past Saturday constituted Opening Day for the 2009 Squamish Garage Sailing Circuit. By the looks of things, we're gearing for a very profitable season. (Translation: Michelle needs to figure out how to sneak her $10 car load of STUFF past an unimpressed husband each Saturday afternoon. That's the REAL skill of Garage Sailing ...)

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MAR. 18 | So THAT'S how you calculate the required visibility for an ILS approach at your alternate when the runway has RVR.

  • Posted on: 18 March 2009
  • By: Michelle

One of the pains in converting my American pilot licenSes to Canadian licenCes has been trying to find preparatory information to help me study for the Transport Canada exams I have to pass. Unfortunately, there is no standard guide outlining the differences between US and Canadian aviation practices. The best I could find was the description of one of the exams I had to write: "The examination consists of questions on differences between American and Canadian procedures for IFR flight."

Not helpful.

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MAR. 16 | Hey does anyone know how long til the Olympics start?

  • Posted on: 17 March 2009
  • By: Michelle

So I am walking around downtown Vancouver this morning, biding my time until I have to pick someone up, and notice that the Olympic Countdown Clock in fromt of the art museum says 333 days to go. 333 days and 3 hours. 333 days and 3 hours and 38 minutes.

Hey man ... I didn't go to university to not be able to figure out that in 5 minutes, for a split-second (well, technically for a whole second ... ) a mind-blowing collection of threes is going to appear before my very eyes.

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