Near misses on ground prompt new use of cockpit simulators
U.S. Airlines have agreed to use their cockpit simulators to train pilots to taxi, the Federal Aviation Administration said.
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Champagne and seafood: a luxury pairing for NYE
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Champagne - the sparkling wine uncorked for New Year's - is too often pigeonholed as a celebratory drink for toasts and overlooked as a light, crisp companion for food. Although its range of styles makes Champagne a versatile match for a variety of foods, it pairs effortlessly with seafood. This quality, in turn, is why seafood continues gaining momentum as a top choice for New Year's Eve dining.
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When we returned after being away on vacation for several weeks, some good friends suggested we all catch up by having a pizza supper together. The hosts offered to pick up several varieties of pies from a local pizzeria (one that specializes in inventive creations) and to make a couple of sorbets for dessert. I volunteered to be in charge of the salad.
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Pizza on the grill
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They don't look especially inviting. Stashed next to the cheese in the refrigerated deli case, the satchels of pizza dough look like sad little bags of putty. But pretty is as pretty does. What they lack in glamour, they more than make up for in time-saving convenience. For 99 cents, that dough can make homemade pizza a snap, especially if those pies are grilled on the barbecue.
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OregonWines.com: Fall Wine Touring
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