Most people call Miracle on the Hudson pilot Chelsey Sullenberger a hero. (I say “most” because there might be someone other than Tim who thinks he’s not a hero, that he was “just doing his job” by landing the plane in the middle of a river.) Turns out, Sully is also a by-the-book book borrower. He recently filed for an extension on his borrow of a book from the Danville Library, on account of the book, about professional ethics (natch), is in the cargo hold of said river-landed plane. Well done, sir. (h/t Gawker)
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