Having only just survived my wounds received from a previous post
regarding what some (wrongly) considered a callous grab at exposure from
the death of a loved pilot recently, I shall try again to blend the
extreme with the blatantly obvious. Expand, change or it will be
finished, think about
Seehttp://www.glidingmagazine.com/FeatureArticle.asp?id=485
for the NZ article titled "Membership: ItÂ’s not a pretty picture".
- Original Message -
From:
Mark
Newton
To: Discussion of issues relating
to Soaring in Australia.
Sent: Sunday, August 28, 2005 1:09
Mark Newton wrote:
Don't agree, Robert. The goals are already known; Extensive
consultation with the members is going to deliver the same outcome
we're already talking about here, namely that the sport needs to be
grown.
First of all, that is only a part of the business plan. I grant you
At 12:19 AM 28/08/05 +1000, you wrote:
They couldn't afford the weekend after weekend of little flying.
They have money and are prepared to book in, lay down their cash and come
away satisfied at having acheived their aims. It should be easy to
start small like this. Dave L
I read the link below.
Seems that thosewho participate in gliding do
so before regular sex and after they can't remember what it was :-)
Nowif anybody knows a marketer who can
convince the public that gliding is better than sex we've got it
made.
Seriously though, training 50yr+ people is a
G'day All,
Well I've done some talking and we've now got the oppertunity to run the
first ever NSW Junior State Gliding Competition! Sportavia
(www.sportavia.com.au) have been kind enough to host this event in
conjunction with their XC Shoot-out comp..
The competition dates are planned to
Dear all,
just a reminder
that the next SAGA Winter Lecture is on Wednesday 31st of August.
Bernard Eckey will be talking about:
Assessing soaring conditions for the
day ahead.
Predicting soaring conditions a few days
in advance.
LOCATION - Room N123b, Engineering North
I wonder if it would be to obvious to state that whatever the gfa does it is
still the club's and their management committee's that will determine who
takes up gliding. having been involved in other sporting bodies only leads
me to be convinced that successful rugby clubs aren't made that way by
BSS Sunday, 28 Aug, 2005.
Started wet and raining, wind NW. Swung to SW, showers stopped. Cloudbase
2,500' to 3,000'. Operated from RWY 26. Flew the Puch for my Annual Flight
Review. Then there were some check flights. Then flew by myself in the Puch,
nice to fly something that spins properly
Robert Hart wrote:
Mark Newton wrote:
Don't agree, Robert. The goals are already known; Extensive
consultation with the members is going to deliver the same outcome
we're already talking about here, namely that the sport needs to be
grown.
First of all, that is only a part of the business
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