Works' Skydive Wiki (Test Site)

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Skydive WIKI
Works’ work:
Mary Todd is Webmaster;
Dan Poynter is Museum Chief Curator, Trustee;
The World is our Oyster:
Mind treasure: Source based Academic research surprises.
Link to:
http://works-words.com/NSM-WIKI/WP/wordpress/

Pat’s ‘on spec’ WIKI.
36+ months of Pat’s works research
Parachuting ‘Was-then’ & ‘Now.’
skydiving Tribal memories.

* * * Skydiving eMuseum WIKI * * *
Historical information regarding all things SKYDIVING.
Add skydiving stories, memorable jumps,
art, songs and poetry.
Also BLOG; Ask questions, make comments or discuss skydiving

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Pat Works’ works.
Mary Todd’s Web Mastering
Dan Poynter is Curator, trustee and da spark plug.
Kearnsey Profile Videos by Jeff
Curt Curtis III Museum Spear-Catcher and COE

Our target: the world of parachuting
Keepers of the flame: You & those who feel the same.

RULE OF ORDER: PULL PRIOR TO IMPACT

WIKI TOPICS TO-DATE (PRELIMINARY)
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1. Skydiving
2. Barnstormers
3. Barnstormers + Chutists
4. BASE
5. BASE + Wings
6. BASE Jumping, B.A.S.E., 1978
7. First B.A.S.E.-qualifying Jump and a BASE Timeline from 1603
8. Competition
9. NCPL
10. National Collegiate Parachuting League, NCPL, 1957
11. The Third Alternative
12. World RW Cups
13. Competition, 10-Way Speed Star formations, 1967
14. The 1st United States Freefall Exhibition Team
15. CReW
16. Canopy Relative Work (CRW), Canopy Formation (CF), or "CReW"
17. Equipment
18. AAD
19. KAP– 3, automatic parachute activation device, 1950
20. AADs
21. Gear at the time of the first 10-Way Competition
22. Parachute
23. Parachutes
24. Barish Sailwing
25. Round Flat 1.1 Parachute
26. Freefall History
27. Baton
28. Baton Pass
29. America's First Baton Pass Jump, 1958
30. Controlled Freefall
31. Formation Skydiving - FS
32. Formation Skydiving Meets
33. Freefall-RW, FS
34. Freestyle in 1963
35. Skysurfing
36. Skysurfing, history
37. Giants of the Vast Sky
38. Giants
39. Historical People
40. Accuracy Competitor C. Wallace, Texas, 1963
41. Jacques-André Istel
42. Lew Sanborn, D-1
43. Tiny Broadwick
44. “Skydiving: the art and science of sport parachuting” by Bud Sellick, 1961
45. ORG
46. Associations
47. Associations
48. National Parachute Jumpers-Riggers Inc., 1946
49. Parachuting
50. Parachuting Experiences
51. Parachuting Handbook
52. Parachuting History
53. Leo Stevens Award, History
54. Reserve Deployment (Chest pack; pilot chute removed), 1966
55. Pat Works
56. EAT! FUCK! SKYDIVE!
57. Pat Work's Books
58. The Art of Freefall RW, impact of
59. Why we say Blue Sky; Black Death!
60. Records
61. RW
62. RW Technique
63. The Importance of a Fast Exit, 1970
64. RW History
65. 3 Way Linked Exit, 1953
66. 9-Way Linked Exit, 1956
67. C.G. GodFrog Good Vibes Award
68. Competition, 8-Way Sequential Formations, 1975
69. Competition, Not-Round (Sequential) Formations, 1973
70. First RW Meet, 1960
71. Formation Skydiving 51 years ago, 1961
72. Four-Way Competition Starts, 1970
73. France: The First Baton Pass made the introduction of Relative Work “official”, 1956
74. RW People Versus USPA, 1972
75. Speed Star Competition, 1970 - 1980's
76. The First Ten-Man Star Competition
77. Safety
78. Stories
79. Jump Stories
80. NORM Elections
81. Top Solos
82. vRW
83. FREEFLYING - vRW


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Pat Works, skydiver

Pat Works nee Madden Travis Works, Jr .B1575, C1798, D1813, Star Crest Solo#1, USPA#189,

[BIGUN 1,062]

Pat,

So much work, time and collaboration culminating into another Works' of art.

I want to thank you for the many years of joy and introspection I've had looking at "Man as Butterfly" and "Man to Bird."

Those two pieces of art have given me many moments of putting things in perspective.

Nobody has time to listen; because they're desperately chasing the need of being heard.

[keithbar 1]

this should be a sticky.

i have on occasion been accused of pulling low . My response. Naw I wasn't low I'm just such a big guy I look closer than I really am .

[Trafficdiver 8]

I started reading through the quote sections and barely got through the beginning of it. Awesome stuff!