Nicely produced YouTube video

This very nicely done video interweaves profiles of Tony "TS1" Smolder
and the Tucson Soaring Club.

I especially like "the orgasm at the end of the flight"!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BRIhQn1zZ6Q

On Jan 11, 3:27*pm, Tuno wrote:
This very nicely done video interweaves profiles of Tony "TS1" Smolder
and the Tucson Soaring Club.

I especially like "the orgasm at the end of the flight"!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BRIhQn1zZ6Q

Just shows what you can do with a professional camera crew and editors
who know how to tell a story.

TUSC goes from strength to strength with increasing membership,
several recent private ship acquisitions by members and a growing
cross-country group. The Open Day featured in the video definitely
helped.

The weather station at El Tiro Gliderport is back on line too, so you
folks back east can check out our 70-degree weather. There were
thermals today too!

http://www.mike-the-strike.net/Soari...ast/ElTiro.htm

Mike

The 70 degree F in January seemss attractive, but the catch is the 110
degree F at 1700 in November! No thank you - too damn hot! I'm sure
August is absolutely, positively outrageous...

-John


On Jan 11, 5:40 pm, Mike the Strike wrote:
The weather station at El Tiro Gliderport is back on line too, so you
folks back east can check out our 70-degree weather. There were
thermals today too!

http://www.mike-the-strike.net/Soari...ast/ElTiro.htm

Mike

On Jan 11, 4:58*pm, jcarlyle wrote:
The 70 degree F in January seemss attractive, but the catch is the 110
degree F at 1700 in November! No thank you - too damn hot! I'm sure
August is absolutely, positively outrageous...

-John

Ah, but when it's 110 on the ground, it's nice and cool at cloudbase
over the Canyon...

66

I'll bet, but you have to be functional enough to survive the tow. I
wouldn't be conscious 30 seconds after the canopy closed...

-John

On Jan 11, 6:02 pm, "kirk.stant" wrote:
On Jan 11, 4:58 pm, jcarlyle wrote:

The 70 degree F in January seemss attractive, but the catch is the 110
degree F at 1700 in November! No thank you - too damn hot! I'm sure
August is absolutely, positively outrageous...

-John

Ah, but when it's 110 on the ground, it's nice and cool at cloudbase
over the Canyon...

66

On Jan 11, 3:06*pm, jcarlyle wrote:
I'll bet, but you have to be functional enough to survive the tow. I
wouldn't be conscious 30 seconds after the canopy closed...

-John

On Jan 11, 6:02 pm, "kirk.stant" wrote:



On Jan 11, 4:58 pm, jcarlyle wrote:

The 70 degree F in January seemss attractive, but the catch is the 110
degree F at 1700 in November! No thank you - too damn hot! I'm sure
August is absolutely, positively outrageous...

-John

Ah, but when it's 110 on the ground, it's nice and cool at cloudbase
over the Canyon...

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Hmmm,
When I'm sweating in my Grob Solar Sauna, I just remind myself that
lots of people spend good money at "Health Clubs" to sit in a 180
degree room with a bunch of nearly naked fat guys. Then I climb to
17k, chill out, and enjoy the view.

On Jan 11, 3:27*pm, Tuno wrote:
This very nicely done video interweaves profiles of Tony "TS1" Smolder
and the Tucson Soaring Club.

I especially like "the orgasm at the end of the flight"!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BRIhQn1zZ6Q

Excellent work! Can you tell me "how" you are using this video? Was it
shown on local TV to help recruit new club members? Also, in addition
to it being available for viewing on youtube, is it being distributed
in some other fashion to get the "word" out?

Thanks - Renny

Renny,

I will have to rely on someone from within the Tucson club to answer
your question. I know it was shot as part of an open house weekend
they had a month or so ago, and by all accounts it was a home run.

2NO

Hey John what Tucson are you writing about?!

I've lived in southern Arizona all but one year since 1990 and never
saw it at or near 110 in Tucson in any month of the year. The average
high in November is only 72, and the highest average high temp is 100
in June!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tucson,...nmental_issues

TO:
Tony Smolder, Tuscon Soaring Club, Writer / Producer Gene Einfrank,
Photographer / Editor Dan Sheffer
(and I'm sure a cast of many others):

WELL DONE!



Ray Lovinggood
Carrboro, North Carolina, USA