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I agree totally ... we need a “SAFE ZONE” … a place with ABSLOUTE ZERO TOLLERANCE for weapons of ANY kind ... where the POLICE have ABSLOUTE POWER of SEARCH & SESIURE ... I know I would feel a lot SAFER then. Actually we do have such a place ... it's called PRISION and it's sure a lot SAFER then the "poor inner-city neighborhoods". Funny thing is ... the cost of these PRISIONS is staggering "Florida spent $2.719 billion in fiscal year 2007 on corrections" ... the murder/assault rate is astronomical ... but if you really think they would be better off please feel free to use my tax dollars to send these people there .. cause I sure want them to feel SAFE ... that includes all the people that are "concerned" about my right to keep and bear arms ... I sure want them to feel SAFE too In case you forgot what it says ... Second Amendment to the United States Constitution When are people going to get it ... it's the persons state-of-mind and lack of respect for human life that's the problem ! PRISION is an perfect example of that panacea ... ABSLOUTE ZERO TOLLERANCE for weapons of ANY KIND ... would you feel safer in a place like that ? In Your State: Prison Costs . NOW on PBS Bureau of Justice Statistics Criminal Offenders Statistics 99% of the people on this earth are sheep ... dare to be different

As long as they follow the exact same procedures as the airlines and there is no possible way for a passenger to have access to the weapons; no I wouldn't have a problem with it. Rest easy .... if they really wanted to kill everyone on the train ... all they need is BOX CUTTERS or have we all forgotten that in our zeal to HATE guns ! Remember ... my gun's have killed less people then Ted Kennedy's car ! What you really SHOULD be concerned about is the ENGINEER being (1) asleep (2) texting (3) Under the influence ... that's not to say that the state of our bridges and tunnels that those trains use should concern you either ! 99% of the people on this earth are sheep ... dare to be different

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Actually he may have been ... Seth is a skydiver too SAYGRAPHICDESIGN.com If you go to the SKYDIVE DELAND web page the error has been fixed. I think he did a real nice job on the new web page .. it's a big improvement over the old one. 99% of the people on this earth are sheep ... dare to be different

I chatted with him yesterday while he was waiting to board PAC load #8 ... it was the first time I had seen him in a while (since my accident) ... we talked about his rigging shop and how it was doing well ... I knew they (manifest) were looking for him when the load landed but I didn’t think much of it … given his ability I was not really concerned. I was on PAC load #10 … I left the DZ and went right through the intersection where he landed … no sign’s of any problems by that time. When I got up this am .. my wife asked me if I knew about the “accident” yesterday … that was the first I had heard about it. I pulled up the article on the WESH news page but they didn’t have much info … I found the thread under “Incidents“ forum but at that time whey were just saying “critical” … it was not until I got to work that I saw the post from “skymama“ I will remember Aaron because he was someone who was involved in the sport in so many ways ... as a skydiver, videographer, photo journalist, as a rigger and as a friend. I remember looking through "Skydiving" November 2007 ... in an article titled "Vintage Parachutes Get Aired Out Over Florida DZ" written by Nancy LaRiviere and I recognized another friend in the photo (far left in the Vintage Parachutes photo) ... I turned the page and noticed the "ride to altitude" photo with the by line "photograph by Aaron Moore". I showed my wife .. hey that's what the twin otter looks like on the inside. The next time I saw crash we talked about his photos. I saved that issue and pulled it out tonight. I clipped a couple of photos from the article and I wanted to share them ... I want to remember him this way … If anyone has any photo's of Aaron could you post them or just send to me. 99% of the people on this earth are sheep ... dare to be different

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Yea .. and I won't make that mistake again Badly comminuted fracture of my left femur, comminuted fracture of my pelvis, L2-L3-L4 transverse process. 99% of the people on this earth are sheep ... dare to be different

Try one of these (see attatchment) .... You got away lucky 99% of the people on this earth are sheep ... dare to be different

Also .. try Sky Systems | Best Above The Earth | Skydiving Helmets Call them .. they will be gald to help you with size. phone: 1.386.734.6001 Here's a great deal if they have one you want .. I got a deal on an OXYGN A3 .. they also offer Liner replacements Cosmetically Challenged Helmets 99% of the people on this earth are sheep ... dare to be different

That's under the New Your State Troopers heading .... believe it or not but that charge on all of our phone bills for "911" ... well in New York State that money is being used to buy new uniforms for the State Police ! Don't get me wrong ... I have a friend that work for them and I'm sure they do need new uniforms ... but let's call it what it is 99% of the people on this earth are sheep ... dare to be different

OK .. so now you know why Microsoft is rushing around trying to "replace" VISTA .... I understand Dell is now offering XP as a "down grade" on new PC's because VISTA is soooo BAD. I work w/ Windows Server (2000,2003 & 2008), HP-UX, Linux, VMware & Solaris for a living .... and I'm seriously looking at the new Mac Book Pro for me instead of a new Dell. Microsoft clearly "jumped the shark" with VISTA ! Now to make matters worse or at least more complicated .. they scraped the NTBackup and went with a new and improved "VISTA Backup" .. good luck with that. You need to identify the folder that SIMS stores it's "user data" in ... and go from there. In the future ... get a stand alone USB drive ..... look at the "options" to see where it (SIMS) stores the data. You can install WinZip and create a "scheduled" ZIP backup to run on stuff like that. VISTA does do a better job of managing USER data ... http://www.computerperformance.co.uk/vista/vista_documents.htm http://www.windowsvistaplace.com/move-user-data-folder-to-other-partition/tutorials http://www.edbott.com/weblog/?p=1371 Desktop or Laptop ? If you need a hand let me know and I can try and help. kevin 99% of the people on this earth are sheep ... dare to be different

Yea .. but it does have other socially unacceptable side effects ... rumor has it that if you DON'T inhale ... you get an insatiable desire for oral sex and cigars Just another in the long list of lies so we can continue spending billions on the "war on drugs" ... I don't know about anyone else but when I see a big bust of marijauna smokers I feel safer Same old BS ... just follow the MONEY 99% of the people on this earth are sheep ... dare to be different

First .. switch over to Magsafe / Cor Bon or any of a number of Pre-Fragmented ammo's ... they are designed to "fragment" upon impact causing greater impact body without the risk of "over penetration" http://yp.bellsouth.com/sites/magsafeammo/ http://www.policelink.com/products/products/920-corbon-ammunition http://www.dakotaammo.net/products/corbon/convjhp.htm Second ... your premise for using the 10mm is inaccurate. The 10mm is much better suited for colder climates where it may need to penetrate several heavy layers of clothing ... here in Florida we don't have the problem. Don't misunderstand ... the 10mm is a very nice caliber ... it is much better suited for self defense when used w/ a pre-frag ammo. My prefrence is the G 27 w/ trinium night sites ... based upon (1) Reliability, Simplicity & Corrosion resistance of the Glock (2) The compact size of the G 27. The Ruger SP-101 (hammerless) in 357mag is also very good choice .. again w/ pre-frag ammo 99% of the people on this earth are sheep ... dare to be different

Do you have any "friends" that are currently or have previously been on-the-job ? They are usually one of the best places to start for "real" info ... Your concerns are very real ... the simple "traffic stop" is one of the most stressful and dangerous parts of the job (so I have been told). You are usually alone and don't have any real idea of what you will face once you get to that window and dark tinted glass (factory / aftermarket) on the rear windows does not make it any easier Try and keep it in perspective ... you are an active skydiver. You are trained to anticipate any number of situations / emergencies ... you will never really know how you will do in those situations until you face them but we all know that each time out the door may very well be our last. Every jump has a significant "possibility" of severe injury and death ... we all know that and accept the risk ... Where we are most vulnerable is driving down the highway (I4 / 295) at rush hour ... we know that there is a risk ... when an emergency happens there were not really anticipating it and get caught off guard. Every time you gear up ... you do your basic safety checks ... make sure your aad is on ... and even have a "buddy" do a pin check before you exit the plane. Put the risk in perspective ... you have learned to depend on your ability and training as a skydiver ... now just do the same thing when your are on-the-job 99% of the people on this earth are sheep ... dare to be different

This happened a couple of years back now while I was still racing ... at least you had an expectation that the POLICE will actually do something about it rather then look for excuses for the "poor old guy" Car slams into 20 cyclists Three of the 13 hospitalized are reported in serious condition. No charges have been filed. http://www.futurelooks.com/forums/showthread.php?t=6295 Scroll down on the page .... http://www.sptimes.com/2003/07/07/Southpinellas/Car_slams_into_20_cyc.shtml The driver, Joseph D. Pastore, 60, of Pinellas Park, told police he was trying to pass another car when he plowed into the line of bikes. Police are investigating whether Pastore, who carried a cane and has disability license plates, was impaired or suffered from a medical condition. Pastore, who was released from Ed White Hospital after the crash, declined to speak to reporters. No charges were filed , though an investigation continues. Two of Pastore's neighbors said he passed out in his car Friday. Neighbor Stephenie Payne said she was pulling out of her driveway and saw him. ~snip ~ The crash occurred about 8:40 a.m. on 30th Avenue N just west of 53rd Street, a thin ribbon of residential street. The 30 to 40 cyclists, many with the St. Petersburg Bike Club or the St. Pete Mad Dog Triathlon Club http://www.stpetemaddogs.com/ , were pedaling west. They had met at the main library about 10 minutes earlier and were on a trip that takes them to Clearwater Beach and back through the island cities. Most were going less than 20 mph. ~snip~ Witnesses said the eastbound Continental veered toward the cyclists, cutting into the group head-on about halfway through their ranks, then dispatching the cyclists like dominoes. "There's no way he could not have seen us," Ryder said. "He went to pass, he accelerated and he never slowed down." While cyclists were tumbled and tossed, the car sheared through their bikes, swallowing them underneath and snapping them in pieces. ~snip~ Pastore told police he tried to pass another car, even though he was traveling in a no-pass zone. Police want to find the other motorist, who was driving an older-model, light-colored, foreign-made car. That motorist is not facing charges, police said. 99% of the people on this earth are sheep ... dare to be different