Happy New Year!

I'd like to thank each and every member for their support over this past year. I know I have said it many times before, but I am going to say it again because it is absolutely true - without your support RUSC would not exist.

I'd also like to thank everyone who sent kind e-mails in over the past year. RUSC is not a business, it is very much a labor of love, and it is always nice to know that the effort put in is appreciated.

There are two members in particular who I would like to thank for their help over the past year; Paul in Portland, Oregon and Hillel in Israel. Thank you for everything you have done - it is greatly appreciated.

There are many other members who I'd like to thank, but if I started to list everyone here I would run the risk of it sounding like an Oscar awards speech. Thank you to every member who, in one way or another, has helped me to keep RUSC going. Old radio show lovers are quite simply the nicest people I've ever come across.

I wish you all the very best for 2003.

It's not too late to get your answers to the anagram quiz in!

Quite a few people have already e-mailed me with their answers to the Christmas quiz. If you have not done it yet all you need to do is rearrange twenty-five phrases to make old time radio series. For example:

Here's a little clue - they are all series that currently appear on RUSC.

Ones you have completed all twenty five anagrams e-mail me your answers. I haven't thought of a prize yet, but I'm sure I'll be able to come up with a little something. I'll put the winner's name up on the web site in January so not only will you have the satisfaction of completing the puzzle, but you'll be famous too (big grin). If you can get your answers in before 7th January that would be great.

Here is the link to the twenty-five anagrams:

I hope you have as much fun guessing the answers as I did putting it together.

Happy listening my friends