Thursday, 15 May 2008
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| who's using Manifest Master? Ynotssor 22:34:27 |
| | We're just beginning to use the Manifest Master p[rogram available from
http://manifestmaster.com/
If anybody else here is using it and has any "gotchas" or other wisdoms to
share, I'd enjoy hearing about it. It looks like a very great deal of useful
thought has gone into the program.
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| Yamaha throttle safety recall?? Chuck 16:27:59 |
| | Is there anything to the rumor I am hearing about a throttle safety recall
on last years models??? If so what is this about and how serious is it??
Chuck
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Tuesday, 13 May 2008
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| Re: Snuff suffering from Pinocchio disease/Chuck wants to vomit but can't ;) Big Jim 16:36:00 |
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,<if they had let me
go back to sea I would have probably stayed for 30 and retired a
Master Chief or Warrant Officer..>
<Thats not my fault, I had a CVA stroke>
.> Quitter.
Heh Heh, you wish! ;)P
Your words speak for themselves.
" if, but, it's not my fault, if only....."
The words of a loser.
Seems to me like you crashed and had to quit skydiving after your stroke.
That.s how
the story goes, right ?
Or, have you revised that little bit of history, too ??
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Friday, 9 May 2008
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| Re: Finally, a Kill File for Google Groups! PeterLucas 23:27:39 |
| | gaepiofr@guerrillamail.com wrote in news:298bbf07-8152-4424-b751-
d2e926677f6b@w1g2000prd.googlegroups.com:
If you're a jumper who uses Google Groups to read Wreck Dot Skydive, and Usenet in general, you're prayers have been answered. There is now a kill file script that works in Google Groups. Goodbye Pappy!!!!!!!!!!
*Excellent*!!!
--
Peter Lucas
Brisbane
Australia
You will travel through the valley of rejection;
you will reside in the land of morning mists...and you will find your home,
though it will not be where you left it.
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| Re: Anyone tried the Watership Vineyard Haven Wind Performance Hats? Brian Sangeorzan 17:49:47 |
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"The Dog" <google_posting_dog@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:938c456d-9843-46fe-b641-c16a7b65de31@a23g2000hsc.googlegroups.com...
On May 8, 3:42 pm, Dan Weiss <dwus...@comcast.net> wrote:
Bob: If you call Tinho he might be able to dish out the 411 on his hat and where you can have one made. -Dan
Doesn't Tinho wear a Tilley?
Dog
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Thursday, 8 May 2008
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| Re: Ping/now I've slept on the Gold Wing situation and.....This is
what I think Mike Spurgeon 03:15:08 |
| | the unknown flailer wrote:
When the USPA raised the D to 500 jumps, they should have raised the Gold Wings to 1500 or maybe even 2000 jumps to make it worth while but no.....Its mostly about the application fee to them so
Seeing as how Wings and Freefall awards are about the only thing the
USPA gives out for free, you don't have the upper ground on this one...
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Wednesday, 7 May 2008
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| Re: Info advice on mast extension, foot, and boom please??? Guest 04:15:38 |
| | Rob,
while 6.5 and 7.5 are common sizes, you could find that on a VERY
light wind days, the gap between those 2 is relatively small (think
% difference - not huge) Perhaps 6.5 and some 8.X would be better..
Over at my (often too quiet) lake many sailors use 8+ or 9+, or even
11+ sails! As long as you could uphaul one...
If you are buying the 6.5 first, get a boom that just covers that
size and spans as much as possible towards the larger sail to keep
options open. No boom will cover all sizes from 4m to 9m, so you'll
end up with 2 booms eventually, the other one dedicated to small
sizes (less that 6.5).
For sail sizes google "sail quiver gap calculator" - will help
optimize your picks
good winds,
Marek
+++
Marek
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Tuesday, 6 May 2008
Monday, 5 May 2008
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| Re: anybody try the fivefingers booty? John Speth 19:28:39 |
| | I like booties for the warmth and to avoid cuts - but I'm wondering about the foot feel on these?
The girl or the booty (or is there a difference?)?
JJS
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| Re: Hernias and windsurfing Brian Sangeorzan 09:06:45 |
| | Mac,
I had surgery about 7 weeks before I went to Bonaire a couple years ago. He
used some sort of mesh patch, and this was a repeat of an earlier surgery
(30+ years earlier). I was pretty nervous about going windsurfing so quickly
after surgery, but the doc said it was okay. Maybe your case is different,
so I'd have to go with the doctors recommendation.
As far as feeling 100%, well that took some time. The scar remodels as you
pull and tug on things, and I noticed discomfort for probably 6 months
afterward.
Best of luck
Brian
"Mac" <mbarnhar@roadrunner.com> wrote in message
news:963926b5-dd5d-46c8-a19c-0975cd7021b1@m36g2000hse.googlegroups.com...
I'm having inguinal hernia (groin) surgery next week. Doc says I can't lift anything over 10lbs for 6 weeks after. It's going to suck not windsurfing (or biking or anything) for that long. Anyone here have the same surgery? How long before you got back on the water and when did you really feel 100% again? Thanks, Mac
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