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Two police officers went to Yallambee Lodge, a nursing home in the town of Cooma that specializes in residents with higher care needs including dementia, after staff reported that Nowland had taken a serrated steak knife from the kitchen. They are a less lethal option than firearms, but have occasionally proved more dangerous than other policing options. It has also sparked debate about how New South Wales state police use stun guns, which are widely known as Tasers after a major manufacturer. Nowland was in critical condition Friday. The extraordinary police takedown of Clare Nowland, who has dementia, on Wednesday has prompted a high-level police internal investigation. Cant wait to learn and advance.CANBERRA, Australia (AP) - Police shocked a 95-year-old woman with a stun gun as she approached them with a walking frame and a steak knife in an Australian nursing home, sending her to the hospital. In any case, im glad that Xkeys is where i find myself starting out. looking around the house, im wondering 'where can i practice my exit? where can i practice PLFing?' Everything was gone over so many times, its already a part of me. We pride ourselves in a strong culture of safety, professionalism and. I dont mind that I didnt get to jump today cause of the weather, cause ground school made me feel comfortable enough that I dont feel the need to get up there and jump right out of the classroom. Skydive Cross Keys has been jumping out of perfectly good airplanes since 1993. Instead of lecturing and demonstrating the entire time, he made me show him and demonstrate everything I learned, time and time again. He made sure I knew what I was talking about, and that I knew it inside out. What i really appreciated was the fact that he was so consistent and insistant that i learn what he's teaching. So i had the benefit of being the only student, with two awesome skydivers! Everything was explained in a very detailed manner, and after each new lesson, my JM asked me if I had any questions then did a quick verbal check on me, throwing out questions about everything we just reviewed. Not only is my AFF coach a extrememly skydiver, but so was his 'student', another employee working on getting his AFF coaching cert, who was sitting in on our lesson. That didnt end up happening, but I still got a lot of new learning experiences. Still, I hoped to get at least one jump in after ground school. I think today was my best day out there yet, it even beat the day a DZ truck had to pull my ambulance out of a mud hole ( i will never again park any vehical, even if it is an emergency vehical beyond the red lines) I woke up today knowing that they were calling for a huge snowstorm. Questions dont really go unanswered at Xkeys, cause you can always find somebody to help with any problems. Theyre staff is great, you can tell their a dedicated buch cause they're always around. Whether its to get advice, talk about my upcoming AFF lessons (started today!) or to just visit and shoot the breeze, Cross Keys is a place I find myself at often. Ive only done 3 tandems in all that time but I still go out there on a regular basis. Ive been visiting Xkeys for 1 1/2 years now.

Mike,Georgie and anyone else i forgot (not on purpose!) Jacko, Mark, Jason, John, Stuey, Tim, Bert, Heath, Adam, Kelly, Toast, John, Stacy (x2), Jori, Melody, Shani, Betty, Alan, Mary, Dale, Skeff, Geoff, Boxman, Flav, Fric, Hutchco, Ignore the Monkeyclaw guys when they try to talk you into a Voodoo Container, they won't admit it but they all really liked my brand new Javelin Odyssey!

#SKYDIVE CROSS KEYS SKIN#

I highly recommend this dropzone to everyone, the Frankenotter is cool (even though it scraped half the skin off my foot!, didn't hurt though) On arrival i found that the weather back home in England was 10 times better! Okay, so i was let down a little bit, only because Stuey told me it would be good weather. I travelled to Crosskeys all by myself, and i think within 2 days, i knew everyone there!! I had no problems finding anyone to jump with, and i received so much good advice!! I travelled over 3,000miles to jump a steerman bi-plane, which, might i add was soooooo cool!! but also to visit those guys at the Monke圜law freefly school () I've just got back from 2 weeks at Crosskeys, i went out there because John Eddows, one of the big cheifs, sent Stuey, Spotty and Toast to the BPA AGM in January '01.

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