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The Continuing Adventures of Jeremy Louden
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- White & Nerdy
- Thunderbirds Video
- Best Star Wars Fan Movie Ever
- First "real" charter flight
- The Passat
- MySpace sucks more/New job
- Take Two
- Back Home in Indiana
- I love my job Part II, and other stories...
- Yes, I'm still here
- I love my job
- Don't be in such a hurry to die.
- I am a washing machine. Do what I say.
- First Entry
- Welcome to the new Positive Rate!
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Recommended Sites
- Gamespot
- My favorite site for gaming news
- IGN
- Gaming and entertainment news
- Chicago White Sox
- My favorite baseball team
- VW Vortex
- Site for Volkswagen Enthusiasts
- AVSIM
- My favorite flight simulation site
- Flightsim.com
- Another good flight simulation site
- Something-Blu
- My sister's blog
Indianapolis Weather
White Sox News
What does "positive rate" mean?
It's an airplane term. It's short for "positive rate of climb." When the pilot takes off, the copilot watches the instruments to make sure that the ground is indeed getting farther away, then calls out "positive rate." The pilot then replies "gear up" and the copilot retracts the landing gear. (or if it's just one pilot they do and say all of that themselves) I decided to name my blog "positive rate" as a metaphor for the way my life is (hopefully) going, i.e. up. If things take a turn and my life starts to suck I'll rename it "nose dive" or something.
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Check out the superior flight demo team at http://checkyurattitude.blogspot.com/
:P
Funny how it's done to "Thunderstruck" :P
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