Hi
I am just home from the QG meeting.
Ralph Henderson was re-elected as president and Rob Murphy (who was
elected to the GQ VP role) replaces Ralph as GFA councillor. It is going
to be very important that we provide Rob Murphy with as much support as
possible so that he is an effective repre
You lucky lucky bugga, on the bright side, at least you were flying.JR
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From: "simon holding" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "'Discussion of issues relating to Soaring in Australia.'"
Sent: Sunday, May 22, 2005 11:41 AM
Subject: RE: [Aus-soaring] Boring
> Alice Springs -
G'day All,
Thought I'd let you all know that I've updated www.joeyglide.com/juniorteam/
with around 5 posts on last weekend been.
Dave and I took this weekend off to save some pennies for the up-and-coming
trip. We'll be back into it again this coming weekend!
180hrs since October!
Adam
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All
While the US military may have such grand plans to keep the civilian
population in the dark, there are a number of commercial, non-US companies
who are quite happy to sell high resolution satellite imagery to whoever is
prepared to pay for it. The French had a company (SPOT ?) who have be
Hi Robert (Hart),
You omitted to mention that it was a very well attended AGM by not only by SEQ clubs, proving that
Gliding Queensland is a very active organisation and worthwhile supporting. This interest was
undoubtedly led by your and others passion for improvement which is to be commended
Terry Neumann wrote:
stared with the despair and disbelief at the now empty bottle.
Yes, it was a right-royal tragedy that will take therapy to overcome. I
will be suggesting to the committee that nothing short of a Royal
Commission will be satisfactory to sort out how this could possibly ha
Take a look at http://meteo.deltafox.net/landsat.html This is an
interface to the incredibly user-unfriendly NGA raster roam page. One
advantage is that it provides the see you alibration information, rather
than having to calculate it yourself.
There is also a discussion forum on satellite image
Depends whether it was core or non core.
Ian P.
Kookaburra Precision Soaring Team
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From: "Leigh Bunting" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Discussion of issues relating to Soaring in Australia."
Sent: Sunday, May 22, 2005 10:25 PM
Subject: Re: [Aus-soaring] Boring at Balak'
Emilis Prelgauskas wrote:
Depends on how you see an administrative structure working. To the
incumbent GFA President's own words, it can be a top down
drivenorganisation where edicts issued from on high are faithfully
promoted, cajoled and enforced by the individual pilot/club/region
represe
Oh well! If it all gets too hard you can always vote with your feet and go
gliding under CAO 95.4 para 4.1.
I have been doing so since December 2002 and am very content with my
decision.
Christopher McDonnell
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From: "Robert Hart" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Discussi
Christopher Mc Donnell wrote:
Oh well! If it all gets too hard you can always vote with your feet
and go gliding under CAO 95.4 para 4.1.
I have been doing so since December 2002 and am very content with my
decision.
Interesting - do you (or does anyone else on the list) know how many
peopl
'walked with their feet', Robert? For a guy so careful with his words ;-)
Cheers
Brett Kettle -Original Message-
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To: Discussion of issues relating to Soaring in Australia.
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