Talk:Bill Dvorak

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Bill Dvorak, related to the Czekoslovakian composer how? 5th Cousin on Fathers side.

of Salida Colorado was instrumental in establishing the sport of Whitewater Raftinghow when why

He assisted in the development of safety guidelines and policies in the sport, as well as the licensing requirements for river recreation professionals in the United States. what did he do exactly

He holds the first issued river recreation outfitters,license number 001 what is the license called State of Colorado River Outfitter's License 001.

His company runs trips throughout the American Southwest and in some other countries which? New Zealand, Nepal as well. how are the guides trained

The Salida Colorado based firm runs daily river trips during the rafting season, using inflatable rafts, what type Avon, Hyside, Incept rafts. and both hardshell and inflatable kayaks, on one the of the most popular river runs in the world, through Brown's Canyon on the Upper Arkansas River. and other rivers located in In Colorado, Utah, Wyoming, New Mexico geography here

This river run includes, among others, a section of class V (Royal Gorge, Pine Creek, Numbers and Gore Canyon of the Colorado) what are they? rapids known as The Numbers, describe the drops which has been used as a training location for the U.S. Olympic Kayaking Team. Other difficult named rapids on the run are Big Drop, Raft Ripper, Pinball and Seidell's Suckhole - a dangerous drop with a powerful 'hydraulic' or 'hole' which has sucked trained numerous trained professional river guides right out of the aft end of their boat. case of beer penalty traditional

this is in progress as of August 8 2004 feel free to edit this mercilessly and add whatever. Pedant 07:44, 8 Aug 2004 (UTC)

Redirection[edit]

Is it proper redirection: Bill Dvořák --> Bill Dvorak, shouldn't be reversed: Bill Dvorak --> Bill Dvořák? Visor 16:07, 20 April 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Move from Bill Dvořák to Bill Dvorak[edit]

All six reliable sources that I've cited in the article refer to this guy as plain "Dvorak", as does his company's website. I haven't seen a single counterexample, so I'm going to boldly move this page to Bill Dvorak. —Neil 18:18, 30 September 2013 (UTC)[reply]

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