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even if you identify X as 3.999 ...? steveOrino
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so that same "double" equation can't be written as one equation? steveOrino
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math is sounding more and more like a religion to me. The answer depends on who you ask and many say it is semantic game, while others insist they are right and the others are wrong. Forgot to add .. some will insult you when you don't understand their version. steveOrino
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so in other words 3.999 ... = 4, right? steveOrino
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You get all that when I ask, "How does that make you feel?" ?? steveOrino
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makes sense ... thanks! steveOrino
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As a family therapist math was not a necessary strong suit. Still can't wrap around the explanation people are giving. I guess math is not a B&W concept like I thought. steveOrino
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so 3.999999 .... = 4? steveOrino
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Not sure how 3.999999999 ... = 4. Does 4.1111111 ... equal 4 too? steveOrino
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My son showed me this. What is up with this equation? steveOrino
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I respectfully disagree with your "blanket" statement. My view is not one from outside but from within. I was in SF (ODA 552 Co B, 2nd BN, 5th SFG) back a LONG time ago (1977-1980) And my son went through the 18X program in 2000. Both us of us were fit to lead and did a good job doing it too. steveOrino
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I have a Tony Suit Raptor. I would love to jump with you some time. steveOrino
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I didn't have 50-60 seconds. I had a double malfunction and I distinctly remember thinking, "I'm gonna die, I'm gonna die!" I did as I was trained and as I trained my students. Fight it all the way down. "Keep pulling handles until your goggles fill with blood" Around 1000 feet I cleared a partial reserve, and survived with a broken foot. I was jumping again in two weeks. steveOrino
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Thus my previous response (post #11). Skydiving is a small community. You just ripped an Instructor a new one. Personal attacks on a forum are like shredding a feather pillow on top of a mountain. You can try and gather all the feathers as they scatter in the wind, but you probably won't retrieve them all. steveOrino
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Looking at the complexity of my Tonysuit Raptor, I cannot image even trying to make a functional wingsuit. Let us know how she flies. steveOrino
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Since the plane crashed at Skydive Airtight it looks like I might not work for a few months. Now is the time to hone my WS skills. I went to Hill Billy Boogie in MO (Mullins King Air) and brought my wingsuit. I had to make solos. Any WS guys in the states, DZs near me or is Skydive Dallas the closest DZ around with WSers? PS. Without the tandem/AFF Instructor work at Skydive Airtight I don't have much money to travel to other boogies. steveOrino
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Do you mean their website? If so, where exactly? steveOrino
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I'm a TI and AFFI who is a Cessna rat. Is there an online resource that shows the different tandem (and AFF) exits from different aircrafts? steveOrino
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When I was a green newb, Michael would jump with me at Skydive Airtight. Miss ya, big guy! SteveO steveOrino
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THAT picture is more than enough motivation for me to not to swoop. I'll stick with the skydiving part and leave the swooping for the kids and for those with strong bones (and big balls) steveOrino
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How is this? steveOrino
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"I impacted on my ... scrotum" " horse-stamped scrotums." Dude, you are making the "big balls" jokes way too easy steveOrino
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I know Matt a little... Filmed some tandems for him back 5 years ago or so. If you are going to call him out publicly why don't you reveal more info. How long has he been incognito for instance. He could be traveling ... steveOrino
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Any pictures of yourself while working ???
steveorino replied to ArnoSchutte's topic in Photography and Video
Cheesy shot, I know. steveOrino