Charles Cooper

Good fishing today in Palma Sola Bay (Sarasota). 19” redfish.

I know I am in the minority, but I really like the drive around IAD in these lounges.

I am on a documentary kick this weekend. Saw the History of Concert. While it has a good public interest tread, not ONE identified engineer provided educational info. The only new fact I learned was the Bronx public pool takes 25.5 hours to clear a hygiene incident.

I saw the homes documentary yesterday. Everyone seems to be giving it glowing reviews. No so much for me. For example, Nathan whines for 45 min that Billy got a better deal from the movie company than he did. Anyway, Homes has served her time - let her go home to her young kids

Did u see the small bits of glass at the base made during the explosion?

Great article in the latest issue of the New Yorker on test engineering - the importance of validating theoretical models - especially involving human safety. Though on the below quote, I would add there is also a neural network 3 lb mass that really is an emotional machine!

Nice redfish caught in Sarasota Bay using bait fish. Ended up with a couple of redfish and trout. Good day to be out!

Love the Texas toast on the plate!

Maybe also spectrum policy? 😏

He took me to another site. The end of a 100 mile aqueduct that also had a reservoir field. Amazing Roman technology!

This is unusual, as it is not a spectrum post. I am in Tunis and have a day for a personal tour. The guide showed mar the Roman baths from around 100AD. He said the bath water was fresh, and when I inquired where they obtained such large volumes of water in this arid climate…

Many great family memories scalloping with my daughters in Steinhatchee, Florida

I really appreciated Charlie Ergen’s commitment to U.S. manufacturing, such as his Baltimore factory. This is so understated in his accomplishments. The bankruptcy is such a sad end though.

I love these aqueducts supported with a wooden trestle. And the walking path is on top! This provides water to the community of Twain Harte from the Lyon reservoir- about 10 miles away!

Yep, Sapporo!

Now this is a town proud of its TV Tower!

What about the radiation exposure from all the adjacent high powered broadcast antennas? No thanks.

Today is the anniversary of Benjamin Franklin flying his kite on a lightning storm and starting America’s leadership in electromagnetics! Yes, it is worth the read. ntia.gov/blog/2026/celebrati…

Future engineers for sure!

You remembered!