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photo credit: Bigstock GSTAAD—The sun has returned, the snow is so-so, and exercise has replaced everything, including romance. What a way to go, after a wasted year that did wonders for my health, the diet is about to kill the patient. This is the good-bad news, the really great news is that Shakespeare has been canceled by some woke American female teachers because they think his classic works promote “misogyny, racism, homophobia, classism, anti Semitism, and misogynoir.” This is a direct quote and all I can say is, although I am perhaps overly attached to the past, no...

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Meaning you shouldn't have to pull out a checklist. this is something you should do from memory. they drill it like crazy. there's no question this is something that you get in simulator sessions all the time. i would like to throw out one important question. i'm not sure we have the answer. but i'd like to get it out there to see if we can get somebody on the ground to get the answer. a really key question, les, bear me out on this. captain john rigas, a friend of mine who has a lot of experience flying various aircraft, said a standard descent from 35,000 feet to 12,000 would take about 69 m...

last evening. officers found him outside his car and into the 2800 block of chesterfield avenue. it was rushed to johns hopkins hospital where he died. >> i am sorry for his longtime partner and daughter. we keep his family in our prayers. >> police have not released the motive in this case. the search continues for the gunmen tonight. but the maryland man wanted in the death of his grandparents was hospitalized after what police say was an apparent suicide attempt. matthew long is in fair condition at an oklahoma hospital after being found in a hotel room. he had overdosed on an und...

>> susie: almost $3.5 billion-- goldman sachs' latest earnings blow the doors off estimates. so, how'd they do it? some call it the "goldman mystique." >> jeff: signs of life in the beaten down computer industry-- intel's latest results show the beginnings of a rebound in demand, and the company sees improving sales on the horizon. >> susie: about 80 million americans use credit unions, and while banks got tanked by the financial crisis, the nation's credit unions continued to lend. coming up, how they're doing now. >> jeff: then, if your annual income tops a million dollars a year, ...