USA Wrestling Newsletter is a monthly e-mail publication that provides a variety of wrestling news and features from the previous month as well as information on important upcoming events. It is a free service to anyone who signs up and is a simple way to keep up with the latest news, notes, quotes, and more from the USA Wrestling community.     The first edition, distributed in December 2002, was a tremendous success with well over 500 recipients. With a goal to continually increase this number, wrestling enthusiasts are invited and encouraged to get involved.     The January 2003 edition will be released early next week. If you have not already subscribed, be sure to do so by Monday, January 13 in order to have the current edition delivered directly to your inbox. There is no easier way to stay in tune with the wrestling community. Simply go online and sign up today at http://enn5.enewsnotifier.com    "We are looking to reach out to the entire wrestling community with this e-newsletter," said editor Gary Abbott. "There will be some fun new features, as well as a targeted focus on the key information in our sport."    In addition to the wrestling newsletter, you may also sign up for the free U.S. Olympic Team News, which is published twice a month. Also available is a monthly U.S. Olympic Committee Special Store Offer, as well as the e-newsletters from figure skating and ice hockey.    Users will be able to select three ways to receive their newsletter: HTML, TEXT or AOL formats. With HTML, you will receive e-mails in full color with graphics and images. With TEXT you receive e-mails in ASCII (plain) text format. With AOL you receive e-mails with limited text formatting, including underline, bold and italic. AOL users who have upgraded to AOL 6.0 or better may choose HTML as their preferred email format without any compatibility concerns.    If you love wrestling, and enjoy using the Internet, this new wrestling e-newsletter should be something you cannot do without. SIGN UP TODAY. Those who receive the newsletter are also encouraged to share it with their friends and ask them to sign up too.