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Here we want to present some of the most interesting, provocative, colorful sites as our "Pearls on the Net". If you have created a unique, funny, informative page, or if you know of such a web page, please send us the URL so we can feature it here! |
OmniSkore
OmniSkore!, the brainchild of Ted and Tim Wagner, is both, a nifty scoring system for skydiving competitions and a great web site which provides the skydiving world with up-to-date online coverage of the biggest skydive competitions around the world. |
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OmniSkore! is an electronic scoring system designed and built by Ted Wagner specifically for scoring Formation Skydiving events, including 4-way, 8-way, 16-way, and Canopy Formation Skydiving. It is a PC-based, fully networked system that is easy to set up and operate. OmniSkore! consists of one to eight judging panels, a scoring processor, and a suite of interface software. OmniSkore! is also used in versions called Pegasus and Stylus for scoring Freestyle & Skysurfing and Style & Accuracy competitions.
On Omniskore's web site right now there is a daily coverage of the US 2000 Nationals which take place from September 30 to October 15 at Perris Valley Skydiving in California, USA.
As usual, there's nothing left out! You'll find information and pictures of the participating teams and daily snapshots along with informative and entertaining Tidbits (TimBits and TedBits) from the "Waggie Bros" as well as detailed score listings. Check it out at OmniSkore.com. |
| Quincy Photo Album So, you missed Quincy this year? Check out the Quincy Photo Album! Doug opened his shoebox of Quincy photos and put them on a web site. There's nothing more to say about it, since all you'll find on this site are ...photos...photos and even more photos taken at the Word Freefall Convention 2000 in Quincy, USA. A really cool site that gives you an idea what Quincy is all about. ... don't miss this neat web site! |
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| Ian's Skydiving Diary Don't feel too bad if things in your skydiving career didn't work out as well as you thought, or not as fast as you wished. A visit to Ian's Log Book web site might comfort you while struggling with the hurdles of your AFF levels and rookie jumps. British skydiver Ian Smith put his log book and a skydiving diary on his web site, and it looks as if he didn't leave one of his jumps out. |
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Here beginners of the sport get an idea what it means to learn to fly. Even those who left their student days behind years ago will enjoy the stories and the memories they bring back. But Ian doesn't stop at stories, you can visually follow his progression with many photos also found here. And finally, Ian rounds off his site with lots of links to explore once you're through exploring and reading through his interesting online home. | 
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