contest corner -- Soaring Magazine

If there is anyone out there who a) reads the "contest corner" column
in Soaring magazine and b) is so bored they actually want to read them
before they are printed, upcoming articles are on my webpage at

http://faculty.chicagogsb.edu/john.c...Papers/#corner

I just posted a new article that ries to explain the new distance
rules in US contests.

John Cochrane

John,

Great webpage. Thanks for building it and making it
available. Looks like some great (re)reading.

Ray Lovinggood
Carrboro, North Carolina, USA

At 21:48 05 February 2007, Bb wrote:
If there is anyone out there who a) reads the 'contest
corner' column
in Soaring magazine and b) is so bored they actually
want to read them
before they are printed, upcoming articles are on my
webpage at

http://faculty.chicagogsb.edu/john.c.../Papers/#corne
r

I just posted a new article that ries to explain the
new distance
rules in US contests.

John Cochrane

Originally Posted by BB

If there is anyone out there who a) reads the "contest corner" column
in Soaring magazine and b.1) is so bored b.2) they actually want to read them
before they are printed, upcoming articles are on my webpage at

http://faculty.chicagogsb.edu/john.c...Papers/#corner

I just posted a new article that tries to explain the new distance
rules in US contests.

John Cochrane

a) yes
b.1) no
b.2) yes

I've always wanted to thank you for the papers you've written and made available to us about decision making strategies for both xc and racing. I work in a field similar to what you teach so your presentation style works well for me. McCready theory, the Efficient Frontier and Asset Allocation strategies are all very similar within my simple, little brain.

Thanks for making this resource available,

V7

"Just a Little Faster Please"...is one of the finest articles on
flying more efficiently I have read. It really is a must for someones
soaring library. Thanks for putting it together.

"BB" writes:

If there is anyone out there who a) reads the "contest corner" column
in Soaring magazine and b) is so bored they actually want to read them
before they are printed, upcoming articles are on my webpage at

http://faculty.chicagogsb.edu/john.c...Papers/#corner

Do you have them in a non turdburger form for the few of us who
have not sold thier soul to the billster?

On Feb 7, 10:05 am, Paul Repacholi wrote:
"BB" writes:
If there is anyone out there who a) reads the "contest corner" column
in Soaring magazine and b) is so bored they actually want to read them
before they are printed, upcoming articles are on my webpage at
http://faculty.chicagogsb.edu/john.c...Papers/#corner

Do you have them in a non turdburger form for the few of us who
have not sold thier soul to the billster?

Have you tried reading them in OpenOffice, which usually does a good
job of importing "foreign" formats?

OO is available free for Windows and Linux.

Have you tried reading them in OpenOffice, which usually does a good
job of importing "foreign" formats?

OO is available free for Windows and Linux.

And Solaris and Mac OS X abd BSD.... OO rocks! I don't understand why
anybody would actually pay money for MS word/office.

Go to http://openoffice.org

I feel better now :-)

Tony V.

Tony Verhulst wrote:
OO rocks!

I wouldn't go that far, but it doesn't suck as much as the
alternatives.

I don't understand why anybody would actually pay money for MS word/office.

I agree wholeheartedly. But most people don't since they either get
MSWorks (!) or MST_rd is on their work machine.

Paul Repacholi wrote:
"BB" writes:

If there is anyone out there who a) reads the "contest corner" column
in Soaring magazine and b) is so bored they actually want to read them
before they are printed, upcoming articles are on my webpage at

http://faculty.chicagogsb.edu/john.c...Papers/#corner

Do you have them in a non turdburger form for the few of us who
have not sold thier soul to the billster?

Can't you just click on them and read it in your browser? Works on mine
- Seamonkey. Haven't tried IE.

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