ANN-E-I-C Note: As you read this, over 2 dozen
ANN staffers, stringers and associates are trying to recover
from working their (expletive deleted)'s off at the annual
Oshkosh aerial insane asylum. We shot a record amount of material
(and dozens of amazing Aero-TV and Aero-Cast programs are now
undergoing development), wrote more stories than ever before, and
quite simply, had a blast working ourselves into a state of
semi-consciousness with the BEST Oshkosh Crew we've EVER assembled.
We will be re-running our carefully crafted Aero-TV Daily reports
each day this week so that those of you who were at the "Big
O" can see what we did while you were in Wisconsin trying to dry
off and relive the best of the truly amazing (if soggy) week
that was Oshkosh 2010.
Following that, we have some surprises for you... big
ones -- REALLY big ones. And that means more than just dozens
of REALLY great new stories, even greater Aero-TV programs (using
some really slick new cameras that will blow you away), and some
truly amazing Aero-Casts... and then... well... how about ANN's
most aggressive site upgrade in the last five years?
That's right! There's a whole new ANN site coming
SOON... and it will debut in a matter of days... and
that's ONLY A SMALL PART OF THE GREAT NEW THINGS WE HAVE COMING
YOUR WAY... stay tuned!!! -- Jim Campbell, Deeply Fatigued and
Somewhat Soggy Editor-In-Chief/CEO (Guy Who Takes The Blame).
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ANN's Jim Campbell offered some personal memories in introducing
the Vicki Cruse Memorial Scholarship.
John L. Petersen, President and founder of The Arlington
Institute, announced two notable changes to the board of The
Lindbergh Foundation.
In remarks to EAA members at AirVenture Thursday, FAA
Administrator Randy Babbitt offered more thoughts on the
availability off leaded aviation gasoline.
Chet Fuller, President of Civil Systems for GE Aviation, spoke
with ANN's Maxine Scheer ahead of Friday's symposium on Electric
aircraft.
Jeppesen announced new availability of its charts for Apple's
iPad.
One of Thursday's emotional moments was the welcome home for
veterans who'd been to Washington for the day to visit the World
War II and Vietnam War memorials.
Join us again tomorrow for our next daily update on EAA
AirVenture Oshkosh 2010... from Aero-TV.
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