When Was The First Parachute Jump?

When Was The First Parachute Jump?
Does the Pirate Bay Conviction Change Anything?
by
Thomas Ajava
The four founders of The Pirate Bay have been found guilty of assisting with copyright infringement. The question for many people is whether this changes any thing? The answer is that it does not.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Does-the-Pirate-Bay-Conviction-Change-Anything?
id=2257385 - Apr 22, 2009
Allofmp3 Two Years on - The Parallels With the Pirate Bay Case
by
Tex Porter
As the case against The Pirate Bay drags through the Swedish courts, we are reminded of similar actions against allofmp3.com a couple of years ago. Although the business models of both sites were polls apart, alleged copyright infringement was/is cited against both sites, which offer low cost / free access to mp3 downloads. Allofmp3 offered low cost downloads under an interpretation of Russian law, The Pirate Bay is essentially a search engine for downloaders to locate files on other user's computers. The music industry is 'outraged', and using it's full force to close down these sites. But why has this situation come about, and can the music industry regain control?
http://ezinearticles.com/?Allofmp3-Two-Years-on---The-Parallels-With-the-Pirate-Bay-Case
id=2075110 - Mar 07, 2009
The Pirate Flag
by
N. Ramius
Before the Golden Age of Piracy, there existed the pirate flag - an all encompassing symbol of a pirate. Pirates would be known by their standard and thus many chose special symbols for themselves, each with their own meaning.
http://ezinearticles.com/?The-Pirate-Flag
id=3901700 - Mar 10, 2010
Is it Correct to Sue Pirate Bay? Or Should Industries Protect There Files?
by
Musa Aykac
So recently in the news we have seen a whole wrath of information coming to light about pirate bay and companies trying to sue them. Pirate Bay is probably one of the most popular file sharing sites on the internet. Launched around five years ago, the website has now grown to have over fifteen million users and nearly one million files shared.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Is-it-Correct-to-Sue-Pirate-Bay?-Or-Should-Industries-Protect-There-Files?
id=2015694 - Feb 19, 2009
A Wealth of Spring Training Options in the Tampa Bay Area
by
Taylor Thomson
Major League Baseball's "Grapefruit League" goes to Florida every year for Spring Training. The Tampa Bay area hosts several of these teams, providing affordable fun family entertainment in February and March. Examples of these teams include the New York Yankees, Toronto Blue Jays, and Baltimore Orioles.
http://ezinearticles.com/?A-Wealth-of-Spring-Training-Options-in-the-Tampa-Bay-Area
id=7461415 - Jan 12, 2013
The Pirate Festivals of Florida
by
Nicholas Jurkowski
The Gasparilla Pirate Festival is an annual event that Tampa hosts every January. The festival is named after famed pirate José Gaspar, who operated out of the Tampa area back in the Golden Age of piracy.
http://ezinearticles.com/?The-Pirate-Festivals-of-Florida
id=327308 - Oct 13, 2006
The Pirates of Tarutao
by
Hamish Thoburn
Nowadays the islands off Southern Thailand are stunning tourist havens with thousands of sun kissed bodies sprawled across the beaches covered in litres of coconut scented sun cream. The islands, apparently preserved as National Park, lie in the province of Satun and have a capital Ko Lipe, which has been tactfully omitted from park status, allowing cabanas and chalets to spring up on beaches with alluring names like "sunrise" and "sunset".
http://ezinearticles.com/?The-Pirates-of-Tarutao
id=6323218 - Jun 03, 2011
A Caribbean Dream: Scuba Diving on Roatan and the Honduras Bay Islands
by
Mike Brown
Located off the coast of Honduras and Belize, the Bay Islands are an unspoiled tropical paradise and a scuba diver's dream.
http://ezinearticles.com/?A-Caribbean-Dream:-Scuba-Diving-on-Roatan-and-the-Honduras-Bay-Islands
id=139147 - Feb 03, 2006
Caribbean Family Vacations - How To Get The Best From The "Pirates"
by
Eddy Kong
As the summer holidays are approaching, more and more parents are already planning their family vacations. One of the destinations is the Caribbean. I believe they are attracted by the beautiful scenic views on the movie, "Pirates Of The Caribbean".
http://ezinearticles.com/?Caribbean-Family-Vacations---How-To-Get-The-Best-From-The-Pirates
id=1061764 - Mar 22, 2008
Ilsa Mujeres, Across The Bay From Cancun - The Story of the Pirate, Fermin Mundaca De Marechaja
by
Peter Edward Lee
Said to be one of Isla Mujeres most famous and colorful figures was Fermin Mundaca de Marechaja, a pirate, but better known as a slave trader. During the middle of 1800's the British Navy were active in stopping the trafficking of slave trade on the high seas. Due to the British Navy success, which made life for him very uncomfortable, he decided to retire to Isla Mujeres, with its sheltered shores, and salt, which at the time was a vital necessity for food preservation. To find out more read on...
http://ezinearticles.com/?Ilsa-Mujeres,-Across-The-Bay-From-Cancun---The-Story-of-the-Pirate,-Fermin-Mundaca-De-Marechaja
Tandem Skydiving; Your First Parachute Jump - Part Four
by
Jeff Wark
Tandem Skydiving; Your First Parachute Jump is a four part series. Part One covers Arrival
Sign-up for your tandem skydive. Part Two reviews Preparation for your tandem skydive. Part Three takes a look at the skydiving Plane. Part Four discusses tandem skydiving Freefall and parachute Landing.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Tandem-Skydiving;-Your-First-Parachute-Jump---Part-Four
id=126907 - Jan 11, 2006
The Powered Parachute - 3- 2- 1- Lift Off!
by
Matt Barlow
What's the fastest and cheapest way to get airborne? Head out to the fields with a powered parachute, but don't lift off until you read this article.
http://ezinearticles.com/?The-Powered-Parachute---3--2--1--Lift-Off!
id=734994 - Sep 17, 2007
When Is It Safe To Jump?
by
Patti Casazza
Have you ever been scared to death to do something that you really wanted to do? Breaking through barriers can be difficult yet rewarding beyond your highest expectations.
http://ezinearticles.com/?When-Is-It-Safe-To-Jump?
id=800974 - Oct 25, 2007
My First Skydiving Jump
by
Pat Olds
First of all I would like to make it perfectly clear for those that might be considering making a sky dive jump that I have always been scared of heights. This was not something that I had been planing on or looking forward to.
http://ezinearticles.com/?My-First-Skydiving-Jump
id=2714988 - Aug 05, 2009
Paragliding for the First Time Olu Deniz Turkey 2006
by
Peter Cannon
I had just paid for my paragliding jump and stood nervously in the Turkish sunshine as the words of the holiday rep came back to haunt me. "Don't book a paraglide jump, there's already been a fatality and the seasons only a week old." I push those thoughts to the back of my mind assuring myself that I've wanted to do this for ages and I'm not going to chicken out now.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Paragliding-for-the-First-Time-Olu-Deniz-Turkey-2006
id=348162 - Nov 05, 2006
Precious Souvenir - Thinking About Going Diving For the First Time?
by
Jason Butler
Arrival: Twenty minutes after arriving on the dive boat whilst hoping the seasick tablet would work, I took a nervous meander around the floating arena of strangers, foreigners and braggers that I found myself on. Well, this guy seemed confident; he knew exactly what he was talking about, which was undoubtedly reassuring, as he was the Instructor who was to take me on my first dive. There was lots of equipment, which I had only seen before on TV, so many scuba
http://ezinearticles.com/?Precious-Souvenir---Thinking-About-Going-Diving-For-the-First-Time?
id=1809852 - Dec 21, 2008
All About Parachuting
by
Michael Davydov
Anyone can experience parachuting and skydiving, for a thousand and one reasons. But before doing your first jump, make sure that you learn the basics and safety measures that this dangerous sport demands.
http://ezinearticles.com/?All-About-Parachuting
id=1022265 - Mar 03, 2008
The Parachute History
by
John Gibb
According to researchers, the first practical parachute was introduced by a French inventor in 1783, Sebastien Lenormand. It was he who demonstrated the parachute principle with a dog at the passenger's "seat."
http://ezinearticles.com/?The-Parachute-History
id=295130 - Sep 10, 2006
Extreme Sports - The Odds of Dying in a Bungee Jump Accident
by
Laura Ginn
Bungee jumping is one of the most extreme sports that people take part in worldwide. The first attempt at this extreme sport was in 1979 when a 'dangerous sports' team from England devised the bungee device that is still in use today. The first bungee jump was made successfully from the Clifton Suspension Bridge.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Extreme-Sports---The-Odds-of-Dying-in-a-Bungee-Jump-Accident
id=5837127 - Feb 01, 2011
Curiosities From the World of Sports
by
James M.
There are so many things you can find out about sports, there being a lot of curiosities which can stir anyone's interest. You should look into this kind of things whenever you have the chance because not only do they enrich your general knowledge, but these details are also very interesting. First of all, you should know that football is the most beloved sport in the whole world.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Curiosities-From-the-World-of-Sports