Date:	Mon, 2 May 1994 04:29:44 -1000
From:	uspehmev@ibmmail.COM
Message-Id: <Cp6J05.FBJ@das.harvard.edu>
Organization: Division of Applied Sciences, Harvard University
Subject: First Commemorative Robbie Sugarman Ballet

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John Tavolacci and Alice Hayden performed the first Robbie Sugarman
Commemorative Ballet this past weekend at Jones Beach. It consisted
of a Scorpion and a Tracer remaining in a motionless stall at the
edge of the wind window for about 5 minutes. It was truely exciting.
(NOT!)  Robbie, for those of you who don't know, became an
international kite judge after receiving what he considered poor
scores for a ballet that consisted of one long stall. Alice was
flying a Tracer owned and expertly tuned by Mike Allen (See Mike, I
managed to get your name in) In fact, it was Michael who cause them
to finally come out of their stall when he buzzed them with my
Tracker. I must admit, it took extremely smooth winds, well tuned
kites, and intense concentration by the flyers but frankly, Robbie,
it was boring.

Will there be a Robbie Sugarman Commemorative Ballet II?

                      Mark Virgilio (uspehmev@ibmmail.com)

PS: Mr. Sugarman was not present for the commemorative, he was
probably busy buggying elsewhere.


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