What Me Get Air Sick Destin Flight Memoir
Tina Harbuck recounts an aerial photo assignment over Destin, Alabama Gulf Coast area, describing a 1000 foot two seater flight with pilot Dave Tindell. The ride grows rough near the golf course and the U.S. 331 bridge, ending with the author losing her lunch and glasses overboard at the Gulf.
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Tina Harbuck
Destin
Dave Tindell
Dave
Eglin Air Force Base
U.S. 331
Getting A Grip On Handshakes
Paul Turner surveys handshake styles from dead fish to power-clutch noting social signals in greetings. He argues grip, motion, and rhythm convey status, intent, and trust, with deviations marking awkwardness or suspicion across groups.
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Paul Turner
Uppies
Handshakes and first impressions in social signals
Paul Turner examines how grip strength and dampness affect judgments in greetings. He notes women may misread force and men should preface subtle signals to avoid implying arrogance. The piece compares handshakes to a silent dance where nonverbal cues speak louder than words.
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