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TinCan: My public service announcementTinCan: good to know when they come a countin.I may get my citizen secret identity blown when I try some of this stuff when the counters show up. TinCan: Flyboy thrillHere's one for you flyers looking for a little something to get your heart started. (Navy carrier pilots...never mind) TinCan: Interesting bit of historyI imagine Bonk$ may be one of the characters milling around in the street. Historian David Kiehn with the TinCan: BYU vs. Air ForceJust prior to the start of the Air Force-BYU football game, Sept. 22, 2009, this video was broadcast in the BYU stadium in Provo , Utah . Later, the USAF TinCan: National AnthemTinCan: This one doesn't flyDon't know if there are any truckers (not you pickup guys) out there. But if so here's one for you. OK pickup guys, feel free to partake. TinCan: HR3200TinCan: In defense of DemsText of an e-mail I got from an old shipmate. "I take exception to saying that Bernanke, Obama, Reid and Pelosi are spending like drunken sailors. TinCan: Mr. TVTinCan: Flying againMaybe some of you know this guy. Hell, maybe you are this guy!
TinCan: Remember?Those under 50 will not remember the great cartoonist Rube Goldberg, but the older folks will. He was famous for his cartoons depicting contraptions like this one to perform simple task. This kind of stuff is now a part of many college curriculums and competitions for physics students and civil engineers. Enjoy. TinCan: Massachusetts election analysisTinCan: The kid can sing.All is not lost when we have kids like this! This young man sings the National Anthem prior to a college basketball game. TinCan: flight 1549 3D reconstructionTinCan: 1113 Users On-line?Is that user counter correct? Seems like a lot of people hanging around here. Or is the counter like the 173 pound vs 173 kilo measurement method seen elsewhere? TinCan: Keeping it light, ("The old priest", email from a friend)Washington, D.C. an old priest lay dying in the hospital. For years he had faithfully served the people of the nation's capital. He motioned for his nurse to come near. TinCan: A little break from the bickeringAll of you artists and art lovers are in for a treat! This young lady has a lot of talent. TinCan: Well no controversy with this one!!!John Coleman was a Chicago based meteorologist and network weatherman for many years. He wasn't a talking head that read the forecast. Coleman actually made the forecast and spent the time on screen telling you why. TinCan: Interesting bit of historyHistorical Footage: Japanese Surrender Signing Aboard Battleship Missouri Sunday Sept. 2, 1945. An very important piece of history. Most people have seen still photos of the event but have not seen the newsreel of it. TinCan: Another one for the flyersTinCan: Dead on or "tea bagger" propaganda? You be the judge.A little lengthy, but worth the watch. Hope it's not a harbinger of things to come. To quote the famous Yogi, "Could very well be déjà vu all over again". TinCan: Ray Stevens still HAS IT!!!TinCan: Little bit country, little bit rock and roll Christmas songAIN'T TECHNOLOGY GRAND!...... Crank those speakers up and enjoy....... Modern technology is incredible... Elvis looks pretty good after all these Years!! TinCan: An honest citizenAlthough you'll probably never see this, I want to thank the anonymous young guy who found the check book my wife dropped in a local store's parking lot and turned it in to the store clerk. TinCan: Pravda on usDon't know if this is a legitimate link or something faked up. Interesting in any event, but the companion articles do seem a bit odd for a Russian paper. TinCan: Healthcare bill in every day termsTinCan: 2009 Edwards AFB Open HouseTinCan: Groundhog DayJust got my PTC Update e-mail. Hope it's just a coincidence that the completion date is Feb. 2, 2010. TinCan: bit o' boogie woogie |