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2 pointsYour numbers are highly skewed by the fact that few people are participating in your poll. It's value as data is nearly zero.
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1 pointSuper simple - follow the rules, stay altitude aware. If you having AAD fires on student jumps - whether the fire is an instructor or students then something went wrong. Brushing it under the carpet does nothing to improve safety, allowing lessons to be learned and passed on to others to avoid repeats is probably beneficial. As to the disciplinary action - I'd like to see that data on how often and for what reasons USPA disciplinary action has been taken over the past 20 years.
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1 pointThere isn't really anything that's replaced it. Unless that happens it will probably live on.
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1 pointIn the last 10 years I’ve seen or been on the jump at big way events where at least 6 AAD activations have occurred because of low openings. In that time I know of at least 2 AFF students losing height awareness resulting in AAD activation whilst I was on the DZ. it does happen more often than reported.
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1 pointSkydive Bovec in Slovenia, you got a few other in Slovenia aswell. One of the most beautiful dzs out there. You can go hike, cave dive, raft, zipline ...
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1 point>Indeed. Circulating pictures the first lady posed for and was paid for is very unbecoming. Exactly. It shows that democrats have no class. Why aren't democrats talking about her very serious and very important campaign against online bullying through media like Facebook and Twitter?
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1 pointIndeed. Circulating pictures the first lady posed for and was paid for is very unbecoming. Circulating fake pictures of AOC worthy of a chuckle and indicative of why she is no good for her position.
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1 pointIt is with great sadness that I’m reporting the passing of Jim Dann, SCR 6, at a hospice in Palm Springs, CA on Tues, Aug 23, 2016. Jim’s wife, Donna Wardean Dann, SCR 26, said he died peacefully after a long bout with illness. Jim, age 74, was one of the few remaining survivors who had participated in the first 8-man star at Arvin, CA on Oct 17, 1965. By a strange act of fate, Donna was at Arvin that day to make her first skydive. Donna will provide more information later regarding memorial arrangements. Gary Young, SCR 1, is the last known survivor of the first 8-man star. The status of Mitch Poteet, SCR 4, is unknown.
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