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October 4th 04, 04:50 PM
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X-Prize Won! I said it wouldn't be done.
Back when the X-Prize was announced with a deadline of
January 1, 2005 I said it would not be won. I also said that I thought Burt Rutan was too busy with other programs and that he would not compete for the prize. I was utterly and completely wrong and I am very happy that is true. This mornings flight was absolutely beautiful. Mike Walsh 
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