I'll raise you with a debunker linkDave_5280 wrote:This article says there have been15 financial executive deaths recently.
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2014-07-2 ... g-accident
http://skeptoid.com/blog/2014/03/03/why ... in-droves/
I'll raise you with a debunker linkDave_5280 wrote:This article says there have been15 financial executive deaths recently.
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2014-07-2 ... g-accident
Bankers having taken down the world economy down a spiral have billions reasons to wipe themself off the surface of the earth... not much conspiracy there....edt wrote:I'll raise you with a debunker linkDave_5280 wrote:This article says there have been15 financial executive deaths recently.
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2014-07-2 ... g-accident
http://skeptoid.com/blog/2014/03/03/why ... in-droves/
All my respect for the family and close friendsKWK wrote:Sad news. Not much detail yet on what happened.
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2014-07-2 ... -dead.html
pretty hard to die this way toby when it's blowing about 8 knots. A woman in the midwest here was in her first year about 2-3 years ago got her feet tangled in the lines in lake erie and started to get blown offshore. She was completely helpless, wrapped up in the lines. But the wind was light so she was able to keep her head above water and got rescued out a mile or two from shore but I think she could have made it all the way to canada in a day or two if she had not been found right away because she was wearing flotation. Now of course you won't be able to resist the power of the kite, even at 8knots the kite is gonna pull you downwind, so if you just relax and wait until you reach the other side it should be ok. Once you get above 18 knots then it is pretty easy to die this way. I think we will find out what happened eventually maybe he tripped and fell on his head, maybe he got wrapped in his lines and instead of waiting to get blown to shore he paniced and so exhausted himself he drowned.Toby wrote:Still hoping for more info about the actual cause, since the conditions sound safe.
Could one really drown in this light wind wen tangled up?
I assume his kite was not small, so a death loop in this wind shoul not be possible.
This topic should not be turned into a anti bankers flaming.
Wrong forum. Please respect the victim.
Thanks!
It wasn't 8 knots all day, I would have gone kiting earlier in the day but wind direction was offshore for my local spot. I live close to the bay and it was blowing about 20 mph. Napeague sensor hit about 17 but where he was kiting might have been a little higher.edt wrote:pretty hard to die this way toby when it's blowing about 8 knots. A woman in the midwest here was in her first year about 2-3 years ago got her feet tangled in the lines in lake erie and started to get blown offshore. She was completely helpless, wrapped up in the lines. But the wind was light so she was able to keep her head above water and got rescued out a mile or two from shore but I think she could have made it all the way to canada in a day or two if she had not been found right away because she was wearing flotation. Now of course you won't be able to resist the power of the kite, even at 8knots the kite is gonna pull you downwind, so if you just relax and wait until you reach the other side it should be ok. Once you get above 18 knots then it is pretty easy to die this way. I think we will find out what happened eventually maybe he tripped and fell on his head, maybe he got wrapped in his lines and instead of waiting to get blown to shore he paniced and so exhausted himself he drowned.Toby wrote:Still hoping for more info about the actual cause, since the conditions sound safe.
Could one really drown in this light wind wen tangled up?
I assume his kite was not small, so a death loop in this wind shoul not be possible.
This topic should not be turned into a anti bankers flaming.
Wrong forum. Please respect the victim.
Thanks!
thanks william. i looked at the wind sensors and it didnt seem to be much above 8 knots all day. this would explain it then.William Munney wrote: It wasn't 8 knots all day, I would have gone kiting earlier in the day but wind direction was offshore for my local spot. I live close to the bay and it was blowing about 20 mph. Napeague sensor hit about 17 but where he was kiting might have been a little higher.
Bille. I respect you but I think your missing the point.Bille wrote:I'm sorry that you Don't have the cognitive resources to realize , that ifAlterEgo wrote:Billie, the point Stafford was trying to make is the same as your dumbass gunshot theory. If Valtz died of a heart attack or gunshot then it would not really be a kite accident and it would not have mattered if he was kiting alone. Isn't Billie a girls name?
he Did have a heart-attack while kite boarding "Alone" ; CPR most certainly, ( Could have)
brought him back , if administered with-in a few minutes
AND IF
he had bin kiting with a Buddy who knew How to give the life-saving technique !!
You spelt my user-name Wrong ; who's the Dumb-ass now ?
Bille
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