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No sir. Announcement of 20D successor is expected for tomorrow. Rumors are it will be called 35D. Fido
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20Da is out since June 05. Now we are talking about 20D replacement (35D???). Fido
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Wrong side of pond, dude :-) Fido
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That makes sense. Fido
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V....n is geographic area, but you removed its name. Fido
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Search for Moab give 795 results in this forum. I don't think you could call it "consistent no-naming". Fido
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It's Canon 20/2.8, right? http://www.freefall-video.com/images/helmetPhotos/imagepages/15.htm Fido
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Try James Gleick, "Chaos". Nice introduction, a bit of history. Ps.: We drifted far away from topic, don't we? Fido
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Exits delta>0 with following properties: For every epsilon>0 exists t>0 such, that: 1) Distance of points in time 0 is less than epsilon 2) Distance of points in time t is greater than delta I think this is generic definition of sensibility to initial conditions. But what I want to say is that such sensitivity is not enough for chaotic behaviour. Check wikipedia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chaos_theory, they state three conditions, sensitivity, mixing and dense periodic orbits. And sensitivity is result of mixing and dense periodic orbits. Fido
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You should use unpredictable instead of non-deterministic here. Hamilton systems with positive Ljapunovs' koeficients are non-predictable but deterministic. To get nondeterministic systems you have to go outside continuum mechanic (e.g. QM, cause we now there are not hidden parameters due to non-validity of Bells' inequalities). Ps.: I guess we will be banned quite soon for usage of inappropriate vocabulary :-) Fido
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You are a bit mistaken here. 1) Sensitivity to initial conditions is not enough to get chaotic behaviour 2) Sensitivity to initial conditions comes from dense periodic orbits and transitive flow. This is theorem from late nineties, really nice one :-) Fido
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No, it is not. Chaos theory is about system with: 1) Dense periodic orbits 2) Transitive flow He was not talking about such system, was he? Fido
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Is he looking for this? http://www.crmojo.com/adobepdf/tginstall.pdf Fido
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I like BlueEYE for WS jumps. Some people say all low profile lenses are made by one manufacturer under different brand names, I doubt you will find any quality difference. Fido
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I do. Fido
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I have to admit there is something jumpable. Fido
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March is a bit to early for beach chicks. Fido
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What is the voice at beginning saying? I got just "smoking the pipe" and "next year three of every ten will be dead". Is it some old war movie or what? Fido
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American visit at South of France, 10 August 1999
pbla4024 replied to pbla4024's topic in BASE Jumping
I got the article (Vertical 2000/03). If somebody wants copy, send me a message. Fido -
Cutaway is mandatory in some countries, e.g. in France. Fido
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I fully agree, as former general relativity and nonlinear dynamic physicist. Unfortunately you cannot really live for 150 EUR a month, that why banks are full physicists (in Czech republic). Anyway, my college was only 50 meters high. The same day the will get 90 meters building I'm back :-) Fido
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Don't be lazy and come with Navier-Stokes based ab-inito model. :-) Fido
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There was article about running exits at ABA while ago. You could try to find it. Fido
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No Czech ever visited that bar, right? Fido
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Phoenix-Fly / Skydive Marche Big Way Training Camp
pbla4024 replied to freeflysoul's topic in Wing Suit Flying
All Phoenix-fly boogies locations are carefuly selected to be as far as possible from French Riviera :-) Fido