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Come on...you remember now, the "Fog Game" which never was in the Boston Garden last June. Maybe now the Boston Garden will be renovated after the city lost a Stanley Cup game to the aging facilities at the Garden...
Come on...you remember now, the "Fog Game" which never was in the Boston Garden last June. Maybe now the Boston Garden will be renovated after the city lost a Stanley Cup game to the aging facilities at the Garden...
...legendary 19th century Military Theorist Karl von Clausewitz called it simply the "fog of war," that unfathomable combination of human personality, weapons performance and just plain luck that makes battle so unpredictable. This "fog," the Pentagon declared last week, was largely to blame for the tragic decision by the U.S.S. Vincennes on July 3 to shoot down Iran Air Flight 655, killing 290 civilians...
...size contraption perched on six spindly legs, one of 20 advanced flight simulators at American Airlines' Fort Worth training facility. Operating 20 hours a day, seven days a week, the earthbound machines prepare thousands of would-be pilots every year for one-engine landings, sudden wind shears and impenetrable fog. The experience is judged to be so realistic that when most trainees finally get to fly a real MD-80, the airplane is on a scheduled flight carrying paying passengers...
...Biloxi, Miss. The predawn fog creeps across the Hilton hotel parking lot where a dozen perky volunteers gather to prepare for the Vice President's visit that afternoon. Scott Walker, 22, who has taken a semester off from the University of Central Florida, leads a group that will plant another 100 BUSH FOR PRESIDENT signs along Highway 90. The others head for the the Mississippi Coast Coliseum to inflate 1,000 red, white and blue helium balloons. They work in the men's bathroom, where the ceiling is low enough to allow the balloons to float within reach. Logistics...