CONGRATULATIONS! To Stunt News "Staff"

I just couldn't believe my SN was in the ol' mail box on the 2nd of November. I usually don't get mine until after the 15th of the month. Great job as always and lots of pictures and good information. (but you knew that already)

One thing that this will do (if it continues) is to allow for timely response to articles. In the past, many didn't even receive SN until after the deadline for the next issue. This means that your input or question had to go through to the next cycle and and that certainly breaks the continuity. I see this as a big plus for dialog about all the points of interest that are brought up from time to time in SN. I don't know if this was a factor considered by the expanded staff or not but it sure is a nice change.

Three cheers for Tom Morris, Will Hubin, Bob Kruger, Ken Busensiek and Peter Hess.

a nice change.
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>Three cheers for Tom Morris, Will Hubin, Bob Kruger, Ken
>Busensiek and Peter Hess.

I can't accept this, as I had no input nor was I able to render assistance to Tom. Credit goes to the rest of the team.

V/r

> a nice change.
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>>Three cheers for Tom Morris, Will Hubin, Bob Kruger, Ken
>>Busensiek and Peter Hess.
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>I can't accept this, as I had no input nor was I able to
>render assistance to Tom. Credit goes to the rest of the
>team.
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>V/r
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>Bob Kruger

Okay, three cheers for Tom Morris, Will Hubin, Ken Busensiek and Peter Hess. These guys, especially Tom who has elevated the standard for mere "newsletters" to Galaxy-class, deserve a heck of a lot more than just thanks.

Mr. Dan has echoed my feelings exactly. C/L stunt (acrobatics) has seen a revival in recent years, but I think we would not be in such good shape without the tireless effort of Mr. Morris.

I haven't seen my Stunt News yet (sniff, sniff), but I'm sure it's up to Mr. Morris (and crew)'s previous great efforts.