Sunday January 1, 2006
HAPPY NEW YEAR! For this Sunday's program, we are spending time with our loved ones.  As a result, we are playing one of our favorite TraveTalkRADIO shows that we think you will enjoy. We hope you enjoy celebrating
the New Year and all your dreams come true for 2006!
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We met Sandy Ward on our recent trip to Seattle while visiting Boeing and celebrating the new delivery of the Boeing777 to EVA Airlines. Over lunch we learned of the new Future of Flight museum that is going to be a must for all families to include in trips to the Northwest part of the United States.

Please join us as as we talk to Sandy Ward about Boeings up and coming Future of Flight Museum.

The Future of Flight features hands-on exhibits, videos, graphics and interactive stations to involve and appeal to the whole family.

The Future of Flight offers a remarkable opportunity to see both commercial jet production today and the direction aviation is headed in the future.

The $38 million Future of Flight project represents a dynamic public/private/nonprofit partnership. Its mission is to engage you, the visitor, in the wonder of flight — from the astonishing miracle of powered flight itself to the impact of commercial aviation on humanity around the globe. Come to the Future of Flight to learn, be inspired and perhaps influence your own future — or that of your children!

Billy Cross is a successful businessman, owner of multiple nightclubs and the brains behind the brawn of internationally known Australian male revue, Thunder from Down Under.

Coming from a modest background as a bricklayer, Cross found his calling when he injured himself playing in the Queensland A-grad rugby league. Unable to play, Cross went on to pursue other interests. As a child, Cross envisioned himself being John Travolta, a ladies man that could easily get on stage and dance all night. His dream became a reality when he created the successful male revue Thunder from Down Under in 1988.

Cross went on to develop the Australian male dance troupe, Thunder from Down Under, into an international phenomenon that has toured in 15 countries and has entertained over six million women. For 15 years, Thunder has been touring and is now performing at their permanent home in Las Vegas at the Excalibur Hotel & Casino.

Cross filmed the casting process of the Australian group entitled, Strip Search. The concept was so brilliant it has been sold to numerous other countries including France, Germany, Poland, Canada, South American, and now the United States. Billy Cross and VH1’s Rachel Perry toured the United States in search of wholesome, attractive guys to compete for one of seven contracts as a member of a male strip revue. The seven winners of the VHI reality series Strip Search became American Storm, landing on the world-famous Las Vegas strip in the Crazy Girls showroom at the Riviera Hotel & Casino.

Aside from his business pursuits, Cross is also a strong supporter of Can Teen, an Australian organization devoted to young people living with cancer. He currently lives in Australia with his wife Jackie and their two young sons.
 

While I recommend visiting Amelia for its amenities (sand, surf, renowned annual tennis tournament and fabled spa and golf facilities), you can try out the Segway much closer to home. San Francisco Electric Tour Company (http://www.sfelectrictour.com/) offers Segway guided tours in San Francisco and Sausalito. .  Along with weight limitations, some physical restrictions apply.  According to their website: "Riders must be able to easily and quickly step on and off the Segway without assistance, which requires physical abilities similar to climbing and descending stairs without any assistance or use of a handrail. Rider must be able to operate the steering control with his or her left hand."

She grew up naturally bilingual, speaking English at home and Japanese everywhere else. 

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