rhino

It's a hard life... LOL I'll be jumping tomorrow also.. lol

Oops.. sorry.. I guess being unemployed is messing my mind up.. LOL

attached..

the front.. This damn thing is small.. Only one thing wrong.. I ordered it with hard housings for the risers.. No housings came with it. But they are on the way.. The red looks weird in the picture but it actually looks pretty sharp.

Damnit.. Where are the pics?? lol

Crap!! Atleast my new rig will be here tomorrow

2 minutes 8 seconds... My wife LOVES that.. It is actually much easier when in water, face down and relaxing.. My best is 2.39..

Ogden... Man I haven't heard of that place in a while... I use to work at Powder Mountain

Thanks guys.. I got the halp.. Beer and jump tickets are no longer up for grabs

Money talks my friend.. Rent a uhaul...

Weird... My crossfire2-97 opens better than the xfire1 that I had. It was a 104. Now jumping a 97xf2. And the recovery arc is CONSIDERABLY longer than the 1. Putting on almost 10 pounds this winter I am now loading it near 2.0. The two canopies are no where near the same in my opinion? The xf2 turns much faster and dives longer. weird.. Rhino

Any 5 currencies..

Cool.. Thanks.. It is for XP..

Damn.. I figured someone on here could do this?

No.. No search.. I would rather help a fellow skydiver out

Thanks for the info.. For 2 tickets, a case of beer that is exactly what I expect for this few lines of code..

Unfortunately I spent all weekend moving into a house. And my rig is being put together.. You know.. My new wings

Agreed... Has to be written in C..

o.k. My compiler won't work or something. I'll buy anyone 2 jumptickets and a case o corona that can write this program with a quickness.. Write a C program that displays a title, "Currency Conversion," and then write the names of five currencies and their equivalents to the US dollar. The conversions are hard coded equations. Insert comments in the program to document the program internally. Attach a design flow chart and a version control sheet to a hard copy of the source code of the program. Expand the “Currency Conversion” program to accept one input currency, which is error checked as a valid entry, and then display its equivalency in US dollars. Insert comments in the program to document the program internally. Attach a design flow chart and a version control sheet to a hard copy of the source code of the program. Expand the “Currency Conversion” program to have a menu that allows the user to choose which currency they wish to display in its equivalency to the US dollars. Insert comments in the program to document the program internally. Attach a design flow chart and a version control sheet to a hard copy of the source code of the program. Rhino

I hope he got my change of address so I get mine... I moved already...

Yes you should.. And if they won't show them walk away..

What Hook said... x10.

God bless the easter bunny!!!!!!!!!!!!

Give me a brake... You make my point for me..