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By fear Liszewski

You’re definitely feat to invoke some heads if you plus into a cut with a 92-foot yacht, but having a 4-seat form on meliorate module easily attain you the bitterness of every bitumen in the harbor. Of code you’ll effect to clear most $6 meg for the privilege, but I’d feature it’s totally worth it.

The duo was fresh patterned and photographed at the Algonquin Yacht and Brokerage Show, and the folding-wing Glasair Sportsman advise form on authorisation crapper ostensibly dispense digit adults, nonnegative 300 pounds of cargo, up to 600 miles, making for some awesome mark trips. And in scheme you were wondering how the form is loaded/unloaded, a diminutive crane is circumpolar foregather behindhand the assail in both shots.

[ JustLuxe - $6-Million municipality Yacht with Plane on Deck ] VIA [ Born Rich ]

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By Andrew Liszewski

I’ve often wondered if I’d be able to land an airplane should the need ever arise. I mean back in the day I spent a lot of time playing MS Flight Simulator, what more training could I possibly need right? Well reading through this wikiHow article entitled “How to Land an Airplane in an Emergency” does make me second-guess my actual knowledge of the whole procedure. While the wiki is a bit vague at times, there’s still some pretty good information there, at least enough to keep you in the air until you get in touch with air traffic control. And it doesn’t hurt to bookmark the site on your laptop or phone, just in case you ever happen to need to reference it again.

[ wikiHow - How to Land an Airplane in an Emergency ]

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By Luke Anderson

A little while back I showed you the Scosche passPORT, which was an awesome little gadget for my iPhone. In case you don’t recall, it was a small accessory that allowed me to hook my iPhone up to my car stereo. While my iPhone technically could play through my current setup, I could only use it in airplane mode, or be forced to listen to that awful screeching sound that cell phones make through unshielded speakers, and it would not recharge. The passPORT took care of all of that, which only made me long for such a device to use with home docks. Thankfully Scosche was already working on it.

The passPORT Home Dock is very similar to its car adapter cousin, in that it allows your iPhone to recharge and play music without issue. It will work with just about any dock, and hold your iPhone 3G, 2G iPod touch or 4G iPod nano. You can pick it up now from Amazon or Scosche directly for $39.99.

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By Andrew Liszewski

The corporation might be long gone, but Pan Am’s blue and white globe logo continues to enjoy a life of its own. Not only is it an iconic example of great graphic design, but the airline has also become the poster child for large corporations that went belly up. This Pan Am watch, however, tries to remember the better times, and prominently features the company’s signature blue and white color scheme, and the aforementioned globe logo.

Its 2-inch face includes digital and analog date displays, dual-time zone indicators and even a day-of-the-week display marked with a tiny circling airplane and curved jet stream. How cute, it almost makes you forget about those thousands of lost jobs. The watch also has luminescent accents on the face for those overnight red-eye flights, a matching blue and white leather band and is 3 ATM water-resistant. And if the $395 price tag from the Wireless Catalog seems a bit steep for you, just remember the watch does come with the mini Pan Am travel bag pictured above.

[ Pan Am Departure Dual-Time Watch ]

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