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Posted for erosiak@comcast.net:

  Jeff,
  
  I can't speak for anyone but myself when I say that I am tired of the low
pass debate on the list. I am sure you have convinced some, but others will
never agree. While I am sure you used this tragedy to impress the dangers of
'invincible pilot' behavior,  it was a bit classless on your part.
  
  There is another reason to fly safely and conservatively around airports, 
and
any other populated area. Our airports are already under siege by fanatical
neighbors, clue-less municipalities, and greedy developers. We don't need to
give them any other reasons to close more airports.
  
  Ed Rosiak
  Super ES, Cupertino, CA.