Hiking & Airshow
Go see Team America, it rocks; just incredible. Ben a pretty decent couple of days. Went hiking at Torrey Pines with the lgbt hiking club Saturday morning; very relaxing and got to meet some cool people.
Afterwards, headed over to the Miramar MCAS Airshow with Eric and Dor. Never fails to amaze. B-1, B-52 Nuclear Operations, C-130, C-141 Galaxy, Joint Strike Fighter, F-18 Hornet, A-1 Abrahms, along with a bunch of other cool firepower. We made it time to see the Blue Angel's performance, which even after seeing them since I was 6, was stunning as usual. Evening show was laid back but still pretty cool. Lots of roman candle devices/sparklers attached to planes, MiG/F-18 dog fight, a truck powered by 3 jet engines, typical jaw dropping stuff. Great fireworks show afterwards; and just to top it off, they had a bunch of left over ordinance, either some training bombs or battleship artillery charges, which they denotated off the runways. Just to show off, they topped this off with a wall of ordinance half a mile long going off, creating a 100 ft tall wall of fire. Hard to describe the ordinance and fire wall, but imagine a ball of fire as bright as the sun, hot enough to leave your face feeling burned half a mile away, and louder than anything you've heard. Shock & Awe, you get the idea.
Just spent today in the lab working on some projects. Nothing too exciting.
Afterwards, headed over to the Miramar MCAS Airshow with Eric and Dor. Never fails to amaze. B-1, B-52 Nuclear Operations, C-130, C-141 Galaxy, Joint Strike Fighter, F-18 Hornet, A-1 Abrahms, along with a bunch of other cool firepower. We made it time to see the Blue Angel's performance, which even after seeing them since I was 6, was stunning as usual. Evening show was laid back but still pretty cool. Lots of roman candle devices/sparklers attached to planes, MiG/F-18 dog fight, a truck powered by 3 jet engines, typical jaw dropping stuff. Great fireworks show afterwards; and just to top it off, they had a bunch of left over ordinance, either some training bombs or battleship artillery charges, which they denotated off the runways. Just to show off, they topped this off with a wall of ordinance half a mile long going off, creating a 100 ft tall wall of fire. Hard to describe the ordinance and fire wall, but imagine a ball of fire as bright as the sun, hot enough to leave your face feeling burned half a mile away, and louder than anything you've heard. Shock & Awe, you get the idea.
Just spent today in the lab working on some projects. Nothing too exciting.



