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When you take your first driving lesson, the speedometer is simple to read. There’s just numbers. Simple. No colors to worry about. The tachometer is a little more difficult, but not much. You just need to figure out why the end of it is colored in red. Red is bad. Okay, so maybe it’s...
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At first thank you very much for your incredible Give-Away! I am very glad to be the proud winner of iGlide! I am a 19 year old student from Germany, living next to Dortmund in Sümmern where I am flying the Ka-8, ASK 13, L-33 and the LS-4. I have been flying since my...
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Research tells us that images are 10 times more important to us than words.  We have created the Image Wall to let you browse the site through images.  Scrolling down to reveal more and more images on the Cafe.  If one strikes your fancy, click on it to go to the post where it...
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Soaring Café is now a little over two years old!  And, in that time, the Café has received over 1 million visits  world-wide and nearly 3 million page views. Our goal is to provide our readers an excellent online magazine with an appealing website experience so they can fully enjoy their time catching up on...
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I´m very happy to be the winner of the I-glide, yeahaaa! Here is a little info about me. I live in Augsburg near Munich in Germany and fly in Augsburg as well as my Hometown Hagen near Dortmund.  I have been flying since my 14th birthday in 1986 and in 2003 I became a flight...
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The Women Soaring Pilots Association (WSPA) is pleased to announce that the Albuquerque Soaring Club, in partnership with Sundance Aviation, will host the 2013 Annual Women Soaring Seminar in Moriarty, New Mexico, July 8-12 2013. Moriarty boasts some of the finest year round soaring conditions in the United States, including 15 knot thermals to...
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