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Soaring Magazine Index for 2010 to 2013/2010to2013 organized by subject The contents have all been re-entered by hand, so thereare going to be typos and confusion between author and subject, etc... Please send along any corrections and suggestions for improvement. 99s FraukeElber, GHSA Education Center Fully Funded,August, 2010, page 51 Accidents Mid-air collisions Phil Umphres, Areyou Going to be the Pilot who kills the sport of soaring?,April, 2010, page 2 Misperception Misunderstanding Daniel Johnson, Fooling Ourselves,February,2013, page 12 Training Human Factors Richard Carlson, February,2013, page 10 Add-on Eric Dooyema Rollin Hasness, TwoNew inSpokane,December,2010, page 53 Administration SSA Office, Call for SSA Director Nominations,July,2013, page 6 ADS-B Bernald S. Smith, Historic Action FAA/SSA MOA,April, 2010, page 8 Adventures Outlanding Anonymous, How I Spent My 45th Birthday,November,2011, page 32 AeroTow John Machamer, MikeHiggins in his Discus 2B behind MASA Pawnee,March, 2011, cover Aerobatics Lee Cook, Lacking Aero?,September,2011, page 6 Loop Pete Rendek, Arizona Soaring Club Grob 103,August, 2010, Covers Pete Rendek, Grob 103 Acroover Maricopa, Arizona,August, 2010, pages 30,31 Aerodynamics Green JaroslawSobieski, Soaring Courtesy of Mother Nature, inNumbers,April, 2013, page 37 Wings Bill Collum, Joined-Wing Aircraft,August, 2011, page 12 Flaps Karel Termaat, The Plateau in Lift Curves of Modern Wings with Flaps,August, 2010, page 24 Affiliates National Soaring Museum History Symposium NSM’sAnnual History Symposium to FeatureSix Presentations,April, 2011, page 9 AGCSC Chuck Coyne, WinchLaunchofAGCSC 2-33 at Jacumba, CA,January,2013, cover Air Compressibility Carl Brainerd, Daniel Johnson, and Pierre Swick, Clarification Requested,July,2013, page 3 Aircraft Shape changing Bill Collum, Shape Shifting Aircraft - Part1,April, 2011, page 16 Bill Collum, Shape Shifting Aircraft - Part 2,May,2011, page 21 UAV Last updated on Tuesday,December 10, 2013 at 22:26 Aircraft -2- Aircraft Bill Collum, Unmanned Aerial Vehicles,June, 2012, page 12 Aircraft Configuration Flying Saucers Bill Collum, Fr omFrisbees to Flying Saucers,October,2011, page 13 Airline Boeing 787 Bill Collum, The Sailplane Airliner,July,2012, page 15 Airport Painting FraukeElber, GHSA Education Center Fully Funded,August, 2010, page 51 Airports Hemet-Ryan Chuck Coyne, Send Lawyers, Guns and Money,January,2012, page 3 Rules Gliders FAARuels for Soaring at Hemet Ryan,April, 2011, page 8 AMA "1:1 Scale" Glider Displayed at AMA Convention,March, 2012, page 8 AOPA South Carolina Sheriff Leonard Ekman, Flagrant Overreaching,April, 2013, page 4 Archives Search TomRudolf, Symbolic Search,January,2011, page 10 Articles Comments Bill Collum, Bill’sMail Bag,March, 2011, page 13 Authors Help Wanted,March, 2012, page 6 Awards Jay McDaniel, Rewarding Soaring,July,2010, page 32 99s Neita Montague Professional Woman Pilot of the Year,July,2012, page 13 Aviation Week Soaring Contributor is Honored,February,2010, page 11 Badges Judy Ruprecht, Badges and Records,January,2010, page 45 Judy Ruprecht, Badges & Records,February,2010, page 53 Judy Ruprecht, Badges & Records,March, 2010, page 50 Judy Ruprecht, Badges & Records,April, 2010, page 53 Judy Ruprecht, Badges & Records,May,2010, page 50 Judy Ruprecht, Badges & Records,June, 2010, page 53 Judy Ruprecht, Badges & Records,July,2010, page 51 Judy Ruprecht, Badges and Records,August, 2010, page 52 Badges and Records,September,2010, page 54 James David, BadgeInfo Please,October,2010, page 6 Cindy Brickner, Badges and Records,October,2010, page 54 Cindy Brickner, Badges and Records,November,2010, page 56 Cindy Brickner, Badges and Records,December,2010, page 56 Rollin Hasness, SSA and FAI Awards,January,2011, page 50 Rollin Hasness, SSA and FAI Awards,February,2011, page 50 Rollin Hasness, SSA and FAI Awards,March, 2011, page 42 Last updated on Tuesday,December 10, 2013 at 22:26 Aw ards -3- Awards Rollin Hasness, SSA and FAI Awards,April, 2011, page 48 Rollin Hasness, SSA and FAI Awards,May,2011, page 48 Rollin Hasness, SSA and FAI Awards,June, 2011, page 49 Rollin Hasness, SSA and FAI Awards,July,2011, page 51 Rollin Hasness, SSA and FAI Awards,August, 2011, page 51 Rollin Hasness, SSA and FAI Awards,September,2011, page 47 Rollin Hasness, SSA and FAI Awards,October,2011, page 46 Rollin Hasness, SSA and FAI Awards,November,2011, page 48 Rollin Hasness, SSA and FAI Awards,December,2011, page 49 Rollin Hasness, Badges & Records,January,2012, page 48 Rollin Hasness, Badges & Records,February,2012, page 43 Rollin Hasness, Badges & Records,March, 2012, page 47 Rollin Hasness, Badges & Records,April, 2012, page 48 Rollin Hasness, Badges & Records,May,2012, page 47 Rollin Hasness, Badges & Records,June, 2012, page 50 Rollin Hasness, Badges & Records,July,2012, page 50 Rollin Hasness, Badges & Records,August, 2012, page 50 Rollin Hasness, Badges & Records,September,2012, page 49 Rollin Hasness, Badges & Records,October,2012, page 46 Rollin Hasness, Badges & Records,November,2012, page 44 Rollin Hasness, Badges & Records,December,2012, page 42 Rollin Hasness, Badges & Records,January,2013, page 44 Rollin Hasness, Badges & Records,February,2013, page 44 Rollin Hasness, Badges & Records,March, 2013, page 46 Rollin Hasness, Badges & Records,April, 2013, page 48 Rollin Hasness, Badges & Records,May,2013, page 53 Rollin Hasness, Badges & Records,June, 2013, page 46 Rollin Hasness, Badges & Records,July,2013, page 46 Rollin Hasness, Badges & Records,August, 2013, page 48 Rollin Hasness, Badges & Records,September,2013, page 48 Rollin Hasness, Badges & Records,October,2013, page 48 Rollin Hasness, Badges & Records|Questions|Current Approved Flight Recorders,November, 2013, page 44 Rollin Hasness, Badges & Records,December,2013, page 46 Bultman Bridget Murphy Nathan Simon Bultman Scholarships Awarded,October,2013, page 4 Eaton Jim Short and Simine Short, ASpecial Thank You,April, 2012, page 6 FAA Master Pilot Glider Pilot and CFI Receives Wright BrothersMaster Pilot Award,February,2013, page 8 Hilton Cup Steve Koerner,Doug Jacobs, Karl Striedieck, Tom Serkowski, Kempton Izuno, David Steven- son, Jim Payne, Al Tyler,Sergio Colacevich, Jim Price, and Erik Mann, Barron Hilton Cup, February,2010, page 32 Joseph Lincoln Memorial Joel Carberry, Soaring Contributor Wins Joseph Lincoln Award,March, 2010, page 10 Kolstad The Kolstad Century BadgeAwards,July,2012, page 13 Major ChangeatKolstad Century Awards,June, 2013, page 6 Last updated on Tuesday,December 10, 2013 at 22:26 Aw ards -4- Awards Kolstad AwardUpdate,July,2013, page 6 Kolstad AwardUpdate,August, 2013, page 7 Lilienthal Raul Blacksten, The First Lilienthal Medal Winner,June, 2010, page 60 OLC Plaque OLC Plaque for Region 5,July,2012, page 10 Scholarships Spencer Annear, Library Gift Subscriptions,September,2012, page 3 Silver Badge Jim Kellett, Silver Badge,June, 2011, page 50 Spiffy Bill Vickland, The 1-26 Spitty AwardRestoring Those Gaudy Little Birds with MickeyMouse Paint Jobs,June, 2010, page 8 SSA Denise Layton, The Annual SSA Membership Meeting and Awards Banquet,April, 2013, page 26 Virginia Jim Kellett SSA Member Honored as the 2011 Virginia Aviation Person of the Year,November, 2011, page 11 VSA Journalism Cam Martin Cam Martin Wins VSA Journalism Award,August, 2013, page 6 Wallace Bridget Murphy Elizabeth Bell TwoMichael Wallace Memorial Scholarships Awarded,July,2013, page 8 WSPA Anne Morrow Lindbergh Gretchen Gibbs, Perfectly Beautiful and SuchFun - The Anne Morrow Lindbergh Chal- lengeTrophy,April, 2013, page 10 Youth Kolstad Ralph Kolstad, Kolstad Youth Scholarship Update.,February,2010, page 10 Badges FraukeElber, GHSA Education Center Fully Funded,August, 2010, page 51 Al Tyler, Maximize your Fun this Spring - Get Out and Fly!,March, 2011, page 2 Judy Ruprecht, Claim Check,May,2013, page 19 Diamond Yves Bastian, ATale of Three Diamonds,June, 2013, page 18 Regulations Tony Burton, Saving the Poor BadgePilot,May,2013, pages 40, 41 Rules Nyal Williams, No Loose Rules,September,2010, page 10 Batteries Li-ion Battery,January,2011, page 14 Biology Catheter George Hach, Catheter Relief,October,2010, page 6 Book Review Bits and Pieces of a Life LivedLong Don Slotten, Bits and Pieces of a Life Lived Long,September,2013, page 4 Review The Road to Narromine Last updated on Tuesday,December 10, 2013 at 22:26 Book -5- Book Jim Richards, Book Ends,September,2013, page 3 Science Fiction SSA Member E-Publishes The FireErzu of Qi’ Lam,May,2011, page 13 Book Review Chuck Coyne, Soaring Beyond the Clouds: Einar Enevoldson Reaches for 100,000 Feet,July,2011, page 12 Kai Gertsen John Seaborn, Book Review: Desperate to Fly,November,2013, 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