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Who is Behind EMRR?
Essence's Model Rocketry Reviews & Resources (EMRR) was
originated by Nick Esselman in 1998. The growth has been overwhelming and a stroll down memory lane will show that. EMRR has enjoyed the help of many individuals
over the years. Presently, we consider the following team as the answer to Who is Behind EMRR:
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Nick Esselman:
Webmaster and owner/operator of Essence Technologies, LLC. parent
of EMRR.
PRO: Loves the hobby, but doesn't get to fly as much as
desired.
CON: Would think more guests would vote in the EMRR
contests.
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Dick Stafford:
Longest partner of EMRR (since 2001) and responsible for key
databases including RockSIM, Recommended Motors, and Center of Pressure.
PRO: Loves both building and flying; has an occasional great
idea; knows a little about a lot of (rocket) subjects.
CON: Life happens, and hasn't had enough time to do either for a
couple of years; has trouble following through (especially when it comes to sanding and filling); isn't an expert on
any (rocket) subject.
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Lance Alligood:
Has become the review formatting king and has out-lasted any/all
others (since 2004).
PRO: I consider what I do for EMRR to be a way that I "pay
it forward" to improve & grow our hobby.
CON: There's only so much that you can learn about rocketry by
reading and/or talking about it on the internet. My advice is to seek out mentors that you can talk to, ask questions,
& work with *in person*.
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James Gartrell:
Starting in 2008, James will be the new PR (front man) to help
promote the site and manage sponsor and prize communication.
PRO: Most rocketeers are really great people, and flying rockets
with them is outstanding!
CON: I regret not having actually met some really super rocketeers
I have come to know through the Internet.
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NOTE: Anthony Jackman and Al Gloer agreed to help EMRR with formatting and
maintaining the motors database (used with flight logs), respectively.
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