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Marc Hype feat. Akrobatik & Zion-I - We are at war (Remix DJ Crash & Kid Wave of Def Beat Rockers)

2023-04-06T23:46:42.414Z

Original version taken from the album "DJ Hype - 1973 * Recon"
Remix by DJ Crash & Kid Wave (Def Beat Rockers, Berlin Limited) for the 50th B-Day of Marc Hype and 20th anniversary of his album 1973 * Recon.

Ralph Nader’s Grandniece Died in Ethiopian Plane Crash; Now He Is Urging Boycott of Boeing Jet

2019-03-14T23:33:31.330Z

Calls are growing for the United States to ground all Boeing 737 MAX 8 planes in the wake of a devastating plane crash in Ethiopia Sunday that left 157 people dead. It is the aircraft model’s second fatal crash in the past five months. An Indonesian flight of the same plane type crashed last October, killing 189 people. In response, two-thirds of the 737 MAX 8s have been pulled from service. At least 41 countries across the globe, from China to Turkey to India, have grounded their fleets of the aircraft until a thorough safety review is conducted. Despite international outcry, the United States and Canada are continuing business as usual. We speak with Ralph Nader, longtime consumer advocate, corporate critic and former presidential candidate. His great-niece, Samya Stumo, died on Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302. Nader wrote an open letter to Boeing titled “Passengers First, Ground the 737 MAX 8 Now!” And we speak with William McGee, aviation journalist for Consumer Reports. He is the author of “Attention All Passengers: The Airlines’ Dangerous Descent.”

#DemocracyNow #EthiopianAirlines #Boeing

Democracy Now! is an independent global news hour that airs on nearly 1,400 TV and radio stations Monday through Friday. Watch our livestream 8-9AM ET: https://democracynow.org

The Roots - Never ft. Patty Crash

2014-06-11T17:00:09.817Z

iTunes:
https://itunes.apple.com/us/artist/the-roots/id43680

Airline Pilot Creates Realistic Animation of Flight 214 Crash

2013-07-15T20:52:45.448Z

There was no clear video of last weekend's tragic Asiana Airlines Flight 214's crash landing that killed three passengers, but animation artists were quick to provide crude renderings of the accident. Now a former airline pilot and current forensic animator has created the most realistic and well-researched look yet at what probably happened last Saturday at San Francisco International Airport.

The video was created by former Boeing 727 pilot Jack Suchocki, who also happens to be a talented 3D animator who founded Eyewitness Animations, a company that provides aviation accident reconstruction animations for legal investigations. He told us he used Autodesk's pro animation software 3DS Max to create this super-realistic view of the crash landing.

SEE ALSO: FlightAware Shows Path of Crashing Plane

Notice the blue "ghost plane," flying on the correct path and altitude and giving you a clear look at where Flight 214 should have been when it landed. That ghost plane would actually have been flying much faster than the crash-landing plane, but Suchocki slowed its speed to keep it in the frame for comparison purposes.

Suchocki told Mashable he used multiple sources for his detailed reconstruction. To re-create the precise flight scenario — as well as match the runway events with the air-traffic-control chatter — he used "NTSB Press releases, NTSB press conferences, AirNav.com, Google Earth Pro, passenger statements, Flight 214 crew statements, FAA released radar data (also contained in NTSB releases) and LiveATC.net."

That's all the data currently available, but Jack says he'll keep updating this video as he gets more info. He said, "We will also be posting additional new segments and perspectives," adding that additional animations will include a "chase-view perspective which will show the difference in speed between our "ghost" exemplar aircraft flying at 137 knots and Flight 214."

He says, "We are also considering a segment demonstrating exactly how the Auto Throttle system works sometime in the near future." This is thorough work that's courtroom-ready, something that Jack and his company regularly produce.

Jack says the updated animations should be online by late Monday afternoon.

Video and screenshot courtesy YouTube, Jack Suchocki

- Charlie White, mashable