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Posted for "Bruce Gray" <Bruce@glasair.org>:

  Yes, we can all learn from each other. We too had a period awhile back
  when Glasairs were making that sickening 'Thud' sound with some
  regularity. It all boils down to attitude, yours and the airplanes. Get
  training, install an AOA, keep a forward CG, stay out of thunderstorms,
  if you're going to fly low - at least fly fast, and did I say get
  training.
  
  Bruce
  www.glasair.org