On 20 Jun, Dav wrote:
> 1. when I started gliding (In 1980)I knew I was doing something
> dangerous, and I accept there are risks and they are a large part of
> the pleasure of flying gliders for me.
I think you need to be very careful about how you say this. I hope that
what you mean is that the
I call it McDonalds flying. (fast food).
PeterS
> since the 1970,s with a few peaks of interest. It may be a simple as there
> are many choices were one can spend there discretionary income, and the "I
> wont it NOW syndrome !!!"
>
> Deborah Fanning
> - Original Message -
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* You ar
raft and go.
> No-one else is needed.
> Cheers, John G.
>
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> From: "Dav" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Sent: Tuesday, June 24, 2003 8:16 PM
> Subject: Re: [aus-soaring] CAUTION about Cross modal
> fat
ts score over us. You can
just go to the airfield, check out your aircraft and go.
No-one else is needed.
Cheers, John G.
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> Looks like a very solid basis for an excellent Aus Soaring article
> Michael. Hope you could see your way clear to refining it for that
Looks like a very solid basis for an excellent Aus Soaring article
Michael. Hope you could see your way clear to refining it for that
broader audience.
On Wednesday, Jun 18, 2003, at 15:15 Australia/Sydney, Michael Texler
wrote:
Hi All,
Upon more detailed analysis of the data.
"There are lie
WOW.
I did Statistics 1 at Uni but never did this stuff. Good work
Micheal.
> Hi All,
>
> Upon more detailed analysis of the data.
>
> "There are lies and damned statistics!"
>
> In summary:
>
> THE MEDIAN FATALITY RATES OF GLIDING AND DRIVING ARE NOT SIGNIFICANTLY
> DIFFERENT
>
>
I did read it!
the folowing statement is interesting:
"Using parametric statistics leads to the
conclusion that gliding has higher average death rates than gliding "
Oops a little finger trouble perhaps ...
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Hi All,
Upon more detailed analysis of the d
Hi All,
Upon more detailed analysis of the data.
"There are lies and damned statistics!"
In summary:
THE MEDIAN FATALITY RATES OF GLIDING AND DRIVING ARE NOT SIGNIFICANTLY
DIFFERENT
THE FATALITY RATE PER 100,000 MEMBERS HAS A SIMILAR DISTRIBUTION IN BOTH
GROUPS
FATALITY RATES PER 100,000 HOUR
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