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72Skydiving, My first experience
Skydiving started with Andre-Jacques Garnerin who made successful parachute jumps from a hot-air balloon in 1797. The military began developing parachuting technology as a way to save aircrews from emergencies aboard balloons and aircraft in flight, later as a way of delivering soldiers to the battlefield.
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71Skydiving, Do you have the courage?
This is information for anyone interested in skydiving. I am convincing you to try something new.
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70Skydiving as a Middle Age Hobby???
Once we reach middle age most of us start to look back over our lives and think about what is it that we have forgotten to do. Was it world travel, learn to fly, take those tennis lessons, buy a farm, hike the Appalachian trail, or one of a million...
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69Stock Market Down, Underwear Sales Up
Last week Thursday Warren Buffet may well have seen a boost in his underwear profits. He is, besides being the second richest man in the world, also owner of the company that owns the popular Fruit of the Loom...
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69MATHEMATICS: Ratio, Proportion, Variation - FREEFALL, DISPLACEMENT, RESISTOR POWER and CURRENT, PENDULUM OSCILLATIONS
1. DISTANCE TRAVELLED is directly proportional to the SQUARE OF THE TIME OF TRAVEL (freefall, freely falling bodies) example:If a body falls 200 meters in 8 seconds, How far will it fall in 10...
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66Roberta Mancino Rules the Sky
Have you ever tried skydiving in the buff? Roberta Mancino, top female skydiver and gorgeous model did just that four times. With a record 5,500 jumps, this adrenalin-junkie and model does not show signs of stopping. Mancino is considered as one of...
0 comments65Tandem Skydiving - Why is it so much fun?
Faced with the daily realities of life that changes little from day to day, one could be forgiven for looking for something altogether rather different! Fear not, help is at hand! Make a tandem skydive - take up tandem skydiving - or if you really want to go all out, why not opt for charity skydiving?! Read on...
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64Mud, Sweat and Tears by Bear Grylls- a biography, Book review
The story of how adventurer Bear Grylls grew up and joined the SAS then climbed Mount Everest.
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63How to write using the freefall method
Freefall: no parachute necessary "How do I get to Carnegie Hall?" Answer: "Practice!" You've heard countless writers and writing gurus tell you the same advice: you learn to write by writing. If you've rolled your eyes at this, you're not alone....
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