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SkyMonkey............... You were swinging from the trees when I went off to slumber. And you were swinging from 'em when I woke up.................... Thank God I didn't answer the phone at 3am when you and Eric called me, just cause you were "BORED"!!!! These old bones can't take it no mo....! Thank Goodness I am a 'Good Girl' Peace and Love!!!!!!! Look forward to seeing you, jeanie *~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~ "If I could have what I truly wanted, I would have that which I could not bear. If I had one moment to live I would want to live that moment as passionately as possible" **Author Unknown** ~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*

We have a few helmets here to sale at a reduced price. BLACK CARBON FIBER XL / XXL in size 23 1/2 - 24 inches Older style Neoprene With Velcro Audible pouch. (nothing wrong with 'em, just ain't as perty) Priced to sell $155.00 plus shipping Please respond to this e-mail at [email protected] with the following information Name Address (please specify business or residence) Telephone # Head Circumference We do not have a secure server so if you wish to pay with credit card either include it is two emails or we can call you for your details. Have a great week, Peace and Love JeanJeanie Bonehead Composites................ -- 909-943-7113 voice 909-943-3316 Fax www.boneheadcomposites.com -- ~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~* Every person, all the event in your life are there because you have drawn them there. What you choose to do with them is up to you. Richard Bach 'Illusions' ~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*

My Dear Friends, At this time I do not know how to celebrate my life, with so many missing and dead at this time. As my friends know, I never ask for anything for my birthday, except for their presence (not presents). I am not much one for 'stuff'. The only way I can wake up on Saturday Morning, with the pain slightly lessoned, is knowing I may have made a difference in the wake of this enormous tragedy. So, I am asking those who's lives I have touched, who I may have made a difference for. And who, knowingly or not, have made a HUGE difference in my life. As a gift to me to do this......................... E-mail me and let me know the gifts you gave, please "Make My Day"! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Donate money or blood for relief efforts in New York, and Washington. or Donate Money or Time to a local organization. (suggestions follow) Raise money at your next skydiving event for something outside the microscope of Skydiving, Make a difference in the community Hug your children for an extra 5 minutes today. Give them hope for a more peaceful tomorrow. Show them the way. Call/e-mail your parents, family, friends and tell them what they mean to you. Find an old friend you have lost touch with. Put down past grudges and cherish the time we have living on this beautiful planet. DON"T LITTER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Not even your cigarette butts! remember We Borrow The Earth from Our Grandchildren. Quit doing things that adversely affect your health, I want all my friends to live long, healthy, happy, fulfilled lives. Live for the future. And Live the life you have always imagine, without letting fear get in the way...................... ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Our deepest fear is NOT that we are inadequate, Our deepest fear is that we are powerful beyond measure. It is our Light, not our darkness that frightens us. Our playing small does not serve the world. There is nothing enlightened about shrinking so that other people won't feel insecure around you. We are all meant to shine, as children do. We were born to make manifest the glory of the Universe that is within us. It's not just in some of us, It's in ALL of us. As we let our own light shine, we give other people permissions to do the same. As we are liberated from our own fear, our presence automatically liberates others. It's time to let your Love Light Shine ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Peace, Love, and Courage Jeanie Marie Schumacher Clear Channel World Wide Relief Fund www.clearchannel.com Blood and platelet donors will be needed over the next several weeks to help replenish the nation's supply. Call the Red Cross at 1-800-GIVE-LIFE or America's Blood Centers at 1-888-BLOOD-88 to schedule an appointment. NOTE: The Red Cross is getting overwhelmed. The Manhattan Tree House is helping to coordinate things for them. On the West Side: The Manhattan Tree House at 148 West 83rd between Amsterdam and Columbus is accepting donations of water, granola bars, juices, heavy duty men's clothing - masks, gloves, goggles. Their number: 212-712-0113. To donate money to the Red Cross for assisting victims of the attacks, call 1-800-HELP-NOW. The United Way of New York and The New York Community Trust have established a fund to help the victims of Tuesday's attacks and their families. Anyone wishing to contribute may call (212) 251-4035. To make donations to the Salvation Army for helping the victims, call 1-800-SAL-ARMY. For more information on helping victims of the U.S. attacks, visit Helping.org. To donate to the World Vision Relief Fund, visit https://www.worldvision.org/worldvision/sgappeal. nsf/sgacardamrelief2?OpenForm&bannerid=106 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ *~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~ "If I could have what I truly wanted, I would have that which I could not bear. If I had one moment to live I would want to live that moment as passionately as possible" **Author Unknown** ~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*

Hi Folks, I just was e mailed a really cool pic of a simple chin cup cutaway system. I think it would work great with the Freefly helmets that have been modified for cameras. I'm am looking into a way to also make it fool proof for the BatRak. I just worry that the tighter fit will not allow the helmet to come off the head even without the chin cup. Especially with the larger craniums. Let me know if you want me to send pics or if there is a way to post them here. Total cost on the parts is less than $5 and easily done at home. Thanks , jeanie Bonehead Composites is not responsible for accidents or injuries occuring while using our products. The wearer uses our products at their own risk with full knowledge of the risks involved in their activities. At the moment of purchase the user accepts all risks and responsibility for their own well being and property.

Prior to beginning, recruit a friend. It will make things much easier, quicker, & accurate. Let’s begin… 1. Remove the screws from the box. 2. Look at the side of the helmet. The body of the camera box should come just about as far forward as it can, where the lens is over the edge. Looking under the lens, you can still see the trim of the helmet. It should go as far down so the bottom RIGHT corner of the box is just above the trim. 3. Put on the helmet and have your assistant hold the camera in the box. Turn the camera on to ‘camera’ mode. Hold the camera in place with the bungee and have your assistant point the camera at the object that you are looking at. 4. Put some masking tape on the side of the helmet where the edge of the box will be so you can clearly mark the position/angle of the box as well as behind the box where the screw holes will be drilled. 5. Center the box on the helmet in this location and eyeball it so the top of the camera is parallel with the top plate. 6. Mark the hole for the top front mounting screw. Put the camera in a bag or away from the work area where you will be drilling to prevent any carbon fiber dust from contaminating the electronics of you camera. After drilling, be sure and remove any dust before putting the camera back in the box. 7. After drilling this first mounting hole, attach the box to the helmet at only this location using one of the slab (flat) fastener. Be sure and tighten the screw down well enough so the box does not pivot. 8. Place the camera in the box, secure it with the bungee, but leave the lid off. Open the view screen, put the camera in camera/stand-by mode & put the helmet on. 9. RELAX & look at a few different objects (pictures, light switches, etc…) on walls, up and down. Make sure you are trying to feel (rotate your head) naturally & not just moving your eyes. After each ‘LOOK’, have your assistant adjust the camera box and center the object VERTICALLY. The object may not be centered from left to right, but we’ll deal with that later. At this stage, concentrate on the vertical (up & down) direction. 10. When satisfied with the setting, have your assistant mark the outside of the box on the masking tape, which was placed on the helmet earlier. Remove the camera, take the helmet off and drill the other two holes. (Remember: Be sure to isolate your camera during the drilling and clean up any dust before putting your camera back in the box.) 11. The other two fasteners, top rear & bottom one, should be a ‘T’ type. If this is NOT done, and a ‘T’ type is place at the top front loation, the fastener will not tighten down properly and there may be unwanted play or slop at the front mounting location. To adjust the horizontal (left-right) angle, just add washers between the box and the helmet. 12. If the up & down angle needs some fine tuning, you can elongate the two top holes on the inside of the box, using the third hole on the bottom as a pivot. This way you can film tandems at an angle and keep Freeflying at 0 degrees. Thanks & Safe Filming Chris & Jeanie Thank you for purchasing a Bonehead Mindwarp skydiving helmet. We pride ourselves on making a quality product which evolves/changes as the needs of our customers does. Included you will find some frequently asked questions as well as some instructions/guidelines on mounting chin cups & camera boxes to your helmet. CUSTOM FORMING DIRECTIONS: 1. Pre-heat your oven to 200 deg F. 2. Place your helmet on a baking sheet in the center of the oven. 3. Close the door & TURN THE OVEN OFF. 4. Wait 10-15 minutes for the shell to heat up and resin to become flexible. 5. Remove the helmet from the oven and place on your head. 6. Place pressure on the outside of the shell in such a way that it provides a snug, comfortable fit. 7. Keep applying pressure until the helmet cools. You now have a helmet formed to YOUR head. 8. This process may be repeated, just be sure and allow the helmet to cool COMPLETELY after each trial. FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS: 1. Previously, the Mindwarp had a Velcro locking strap that provided a snugger fit; why doesn’t my new helmet have this? If properly sized, the shape and design of the new shell will provide a better more comfortable fit without the need for additional fastening straps. 2. I’ve purchased a DBox for my camera and the finish of the inner housing doesn’t have a smooth carbon fiber finish, but looks like it’s coated with tar. Why is this? When the DBox is made, the mold has a positive and negative side. One of these sides has a smooth carbon fiber surface and one does not. Since the outer cover of the DBox is the side/surface that is primarily seen, it’s been made with the smooth finished look. The inner shell half, that fits against the helmet, was left smooth on the inside, providing a clean, solid surface to attach the foam to which protects your camera. Because of this, the outer surface was left with the ‘tar’ appearance. It could have been sanded & smoothed down, but to improve the value & minimize the cost to the customer, it was left as is. 3. I’m mounting my DBox and one of the fasteners is different than the other two. Did you just run out or give me the wrong one? The flat/slab fastener was included with your DBox on purpose. Due to the close fit to the helmet at the forward most mounting screw, a flat mounting screw is needed to provide ample clamping force so that the box doesn’t move around at that location. MOUNTING A CHIN-CUP: 1. Locate the washer that is below the velvet of the standard chin strap. 2. Go UP/BACK about a ½” from that and drill a hole large enough to fit the mounting screws. 3. Peal back the foam padding inside the helmet, attach & tighten the screws and you are ready to go! NOTE: if the cup does not fit comfortably on your chin, you can place it in the oven with your helmet when you are heating it up. Leave the chin cup in the oven while you are forming your helmet. After you are finished with the helmet, take the chin cup out. Using your hands, apply pressure to the sides of the cup to spread or compress it to the desired level of comfort. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~Bonehead Composites is not responsible for accidents or injuries occuring while using our products. The wearer uses our products at their own risk with full knowledge of the risks involved in their activities. At the moment of purchase the user accepts all risks and responsibility for their own well being and property.