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Comair pilots failure to notice clues that they were heading to the wrong runway was the primary cause of last summer s deadly Kentucky plane crash that killed 49 people, safety investigators concluded Thursday.The National Transportation Safety Board delib stanley cup erated all day on possible causes of the Aug. 27, 2006, crash of Comair Flight 5191, which tried to depart from the wrong runway mdash; a general aviation strip too short for a proper takeoff.Board members originally had considered stanley cups listing errors by the air traffic controller as a contributing cause but ultimately pinned most of the blame on the pilots and the Federal Aviation Administration s failure to enforce earlier recommendations on runway checks.NTSB board member Deborah Hersman suggested during the meeting that there were numerous causes mdash; nearly all of them human. That s the frustration of this accident mdash; no single cause, no single solution and no aha moment, Hersman said. Rather than pointing to a mechanical or design flaw in the aircraft that could be fixed or a maintenance problem that could be corrected, this accident has led us into the briar patch of human behavior. Staff members also concluded the flight crew s lack of updated maps and notices alerting them to stanley cup construction that had changed the taxiway route a week earlier was not a factor in the navigation error.NTSB staff member Joe Sedor identified one possible overriding factor mdash; nonpertinent chatter between pilot Jeffrey C Fvfp Second Murder Trial For Einhorn Begins
Women have been manually tracking their cycles for centuries. You ;ve likely heard the terms rhythm method or natural family planning from older generations; today, it the more scientifically i stanley vaso nformed fertility awareness. But as far as birth control options go, monitoring certain health cues to help women avoid getting pregnant still gets a bad rap鈥攎ostly because it so subjective. Fertility tracking has spawned a wide range of apps in recent years to help women better gather and track those cues, and they can work perfectly when done the right way鈥攊n fact, I used one of those apps to get pregnant. But, there still a pretty large margin of error. Human error. All of the data is based on personal observation鈥攃ollected by you, not a health care professional鈥攁nd some of it needs to be extremely precise. Especially temperature, which measures a spike in progesterone, a key signal of ovulation. Now two companies have created devices to make tracking body temperature easier and more accurate for women monitoring their fertility. A sample fertility tracking chart from Kindara, which shows the temperature data in blue Wink, by the company Kindara, and Ondo, by Ovatemp are the first basal thermometers designed specifically for fertility tracking which will record and sync t stanley quencher he data instantly with your phone. There are various Bluetooth-enabled stanley cup thermometers that take your temperature by ear, which is not accurate |
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