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In concordia.general Masataka Noda <masa@radiotelephone.net.PAS_DE_SPAM> wrote:

: I am a Canada's first and youngest [in 1997-1998, as far as in my
: knowledge] radio operator for all purposes (amateur, air, land,
: marine).       I have a lot of other things that qualify me for
: Canada's first and youngest... or else world's first and youngest...
: and these are done by myself... not just by going to university and
: graduate... like what others do.         Well... one another
: example... I am trying to get a gyroplane (airship) license now and

Since when is a gyroplane an airship?
Airships have right of way over gyroplanes

: once I get it, this makes me the youngest gyroplane operator in Canada
: since I see there is no licensee under the age of 20 (and if there is
: no licensee in the world, i will be the youngest in the world !).

So, there's no licensee, that doesn't mean you're the youngest operator.

: I am also planning to complete a world-wide non stop flight (as well
: as non-stop Canada continent flight prior) either by balloon or
: gyroplane.      I am sure I will be putting these in my resume once I

Do you have a ballooning license?

I take it you have several million dollars to throw about for a world
girdling non-stop flight?
Or what, are you just gonna join up with Piccard and his crew?
Nonstop in an autogyro????
What, you got Burt Ruttan to build you one of these behemoths to store all
that fuel, and compensate for the drag of the top rotor?

: achieve my dreams... and it may be more valuable (I am sure it is)
: than just putting "B.Sc.   McGill University, Montreal, Quebec,
: Canada." 




BTW: Your sig is waaay too long. If this were FidoNet, you'd be suspended
for life.