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Old December 31st 04, 04:16 PM
Bob Moore
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Andrew Sarangan wrote

I would not recommend stick & rudder. John Denker's online book is much
better. Stick & rudder is very old, and a lot of things presented there
as 'revolutionary ideas' have been well known for many years. It gets
dry pretty fast.


I completely concur.

Bob Moore
 




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