Okay, there are a few good reasons why I don't write for a living, not the least of which being my occasional obsession with Star Trek parables and poking fun at left-wing socialists. But on to business. I started writing this as a new OmniSkore mailing list message, and it quickly grew into a full commentary page. So if you are sufficiently bored, grab a cup of your favorite brew and breed on er read on. It is April all of a sudden, and but a single full month lies between these words and the World Meet in Spain.
Skydiving continues to increase in popularity with each passing year.
When Freeflying started to take over big swatches of the skydiving community several years ago, many people predicted the slow death of Turning Points. It hasn't happened. Without a steady base of competitors, USPA and competition hosts will be hard pressed to justify the costs of supporting these competitions. No one, not even the sport. On the one hand, it makes a lot of sense.