So my plane is totaled, There were pieces missing and I can't glue the nose back together. Self - "I'll be over here if anyone needs me." Self - "Maybe Daniel will talk some sense in to him". We were both chomping at the bit to fly them this weekend. a week ago I bought a Parkzone Radian from the Hobby Bench on 19th ave and Northern, and Daniel bought an upgraded Guan Li A-10 from. There were 4 passenger seats and it was about as roomy as my wife's Ford Focus. If you think the ride is expensive, understand that they cost around $500 per hour to operate. The helicopter is a Bell 206 Jetranger (thank you Daniel). I chose the music for obvious reasons (we're in a helicopter what else would we use). and then chose the more interesting parts of the 2 streams.
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To make the video, I synced up the 2 video streams in Sony Vegas Pro 7.
Kathi later said "Everyone should get to ride in a limousine that isn't taking you to a funeral, and a helicopter that isn't air-evacing you to a hospital." Well I haven't rode in a limousine yet. I did my best to film whatever was interesting with 2 cameras, and try to see the sites. Kathi sat up front as I was too fat for the weight and balance. We surmised their purpose was to make the recovery of our mangled bodies easier in the event of a horrific crash in the lake (I digress). You will note that towards the end Kathi and I are wearing what look like fanny packs, but they are not, they are flotation devices. We chose the middle one, I grabbed my Sony bloggie, and my Sony HDR-XR150 handycam and started filming with both as soon as I could. The third option was a $99 dollar 10 minute ride. The $29 ride was only 2 minutes long, but they had a 5 minute ride for $59 that takes you over the lake and the dam, as well as the Mike O'Callaghan - Pat Tillman Memorial Bridge being constructed. As we got to the other side I saw a sign that said "Helicopter rides $29", So I pulled over. I was going to stop and maybe go on a tour but the place was a zoo, traffic was slow, etc.
On the way up to Las Vegas we rode a helicopter at Hoover Dam. Here is a link to the pics Kathi and I took, And here is the video of the actual wedding. NEVER give up! NEVER surrender!įor those that do not know Eric Zanovitch got married last weekend 6-12-2010 (isn't that one of the signs of the Apocalypse?). Hopefully over the next few weekends I will have this damn tank gone. I managed to cut a decent sized hole in the tank. I recently borrowed a reciprocating saw, and picked up some VERY expensive metal cutting blades from Lowe's. Cutting torches and grinders are out of the question as I do not want to burn the house down. Nope, I will have to cut a large hole in it and then cut the tank up from the inside and remove it piece meal. It cannot be tilted as the tank extends all the way up into the top of the closet. The pipes cannot be removed because I cannot reach the solder joint without removing the roof. The tank cannot be rotated as there are pipes coming out the top of it in to the closet containing the hot water heater. A couple of years ago I bought a pair of pneumatic shears to cut away the outer covering of the tank, but had nothing to cut the tank up with. SO for the 14 years we have lived here I have been trying to remove the tank with out destroying the closet. Apparently they figured this tank would never break or need to be replaced because there is absolutely no EASY way to remove the tank without destroying the closet or the tank. For some STUPID reason they had built a "closet" around it. However, the hot water holding tank that was part of the system, was installed on the side yard, near the actual hot water heater.
I had long since removed the panels from the roof as their weight was damaging it. Previous owners of our house had installed a solar hot water system. Lunch while we waited for the repair $35.27 We re-installed it, installed new screws wherever we could, cause the old ones were stripped or rusted. I had them weld all the pipes so the exchanger will last longer. Went and had lunch, walked around a Goodwill for awhile and picked it up again. This morning we removed the heat exchanger, and took it to Cliff's welding in Mesa. Yeah right, I am still paying for a new sewer line and not about to get a new AC unit until I absolutely have to. The "Goettl" repair man told us that the part is no longer available and that we would have to buy a new unit for only $9000.00 minus a $1500.00 government rebate (rebate ends 1-1-2011). Apparently 2 years ago they sold out leaving everyone high and dry. Goettl no longer is owned by Goettl but by ARS (whoever they are). The pipes are press fit in place no welding. seemed some kind of overheat sensor tripped because one of the pipes on my heat exchanger popped loose from it's mount. So my Heater stopped working last Friday 12-24-2010.
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