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The Import Drag Racing Circuit (IDRC) kicked off its 2000 import drag racing season with the GR8RIDE.com IDRC/NHRA West Coast Nationals held at Pomona Raceway. Even with the possibility of rain over the February 26th & 27th weekend the IDRC went ahead and let the racers loose. We talked to IDRC National Race Director Peter Hipolito to find out the real deal. Peter responded "The racers are true diehard enthusiasts and so we went ahead with the event inspite of the weatherman. We feel it is better to have one good day of racing than no racing at all!" Words of a true racer. A record Saturday crowd of more than 8,000 turned out to see an exciting round of qualifying.
Saturday's qualifying round brought out the legends of import racing. Abel Ibarra, Adam Saruwatari, Stephan Papadakis, Ray Lochhead, Lisa Kubo, Ed Bergenholtz, Jojo Callos, James West, Myles Bautista, Christian Rado and many more were all primed to stand on the gas. Q
JE Pistons IDRC Pro IVIn the Pro Import Class Ben Ma and his Ford Focus were the center of attention. On his very first competition pass in the Focus the car got sideways at about mid-track causing it to cross the center line before rolling and crashing into the retaining wall. The carbon-fiber body exploded as it contacted the concrete barrier. Luckily Ben walked away from the crash unhurt, however such was not the case for the Focus. Besides the shredded body panels, the Ford suffered some serious damage to the front-end. Track announcers interviewed Ben after the crash. Ben explained "The car never really got loaded (suspension) on the line which caused it to hop off the starting line without ever having a chance to build boost. As the boost came up the car got a little sideways and when I corrected the wheel the car swung the other direction and rolled over." He assured us that the car would be back together in no time and back at the strip. Abel Ibarra also had some difficulty with his tube-framed RX-7 as it also got a little sideways at mid-track, however he was able to control his Mazda as it coasted through the lights at 13.803-seconds at 88.14mph. Rounding out the other two qualifiers were Larry Kelley from Yorba Linda, California in his '57 Volkswagen and Dave Lemon from Signal Hill, California. They qualified in the number one and two positions, respectively.
A'PEXi Outlaw VIIIComing out with a vengeance was Adam Saruwatari in his 1993 Mazda RX-7. Adam blasted a 9.34 at 140.86 mph right off the trailer taking the number one qualifying spot. At last year's IDRC season closer Stephan Papadakis beat Adam in the Outlaw finals taking the $1000 payout and the coveted Wally trophy. Adam was out for blood, ready to take Stephan down. Stephan and his Nuformz Civic also had some problems during qualifying. While racing against Ray Lochhead his Civic violently jerked to the left crossing over the center divider barely missing the timers and Ray's RX-7. However he was able to redeem himself by qualifying second with a 9.55 at 155.14 mph later in the day. Ray Lochhead in his 1995 Mazda RX-7 qualified in the three spot with a 10.057 at 135.27. Unfortunately, on his final qualifying run on Saturday he lost control near the finish line and impacted the outside wall. The Mazda suffered heavy damage to the front-end but Ray walked away unscathed. Jose Vidal and Rene Franco rounded out the qualifying tree taking the number four and five spots.
Nitto Tires Turbo Magazine Quick XVIQuick XVI competition is the most heavily contested class with over 30 cars trying to qualify for one of the 16 spots. In the end, the cutoff time for the Quick XVI was a blistering 10.821. More impressively there were over 20 racers who ran 11.00 or quicker. This was a first time in import drag racing history that a 10-second e.t. didn't guarantee a spot on the Quick XVI. As usual, Hondas dominated the Quick XVI nabbing 13 of the spots, but to our surprise two of the top three qualifiers carried the Supra badging. Russ Matusevich and his 1985 Toyota Supra tore up the track with a 9.841-second run at 140.15 mph bettering his previous nine-second pass and giving him the number one qualifying position. Quick XVI Queen Lisa Kubo qualified a close second with a 9.888 at 148.73 mph. A surprise to the Quick XVI was Steve Dunn and his 1982 Toyota Supra who grabbed the number three spot with a 10.059 at 127.56 mph. Team Bergenholtz and their highly anticipated new suspension tweaks did not perform to the team's expectation. They still were able to capture the number four qualifying spot running a 10.069 at 139.47 mph. Ryuhei Kida and the Signal Auto chop-top Civic grabbed the number five spot with a 10.088 at 139.47 mph. The top five qualifiers in the Quick XVI qualified with a scorching 10.0 or quicker. Jojo Callos and his JG Engine Dynamics sponsored 1994 Honda Civic claimed the number six qualifying spot. Adrian Sabori in his Pit Crew-sponsored Civic was one of the few qualifiers still using an LS powerplant. Many if not all Quick XVI racers have switched over to VTEC-powered engines. Adrian and his LS-powerplant nabbed the number seven spot with a 10.540 at 134.50 mph. Who ever said a four-door isn't a good race platform should talk to Manuel Jaramillo. Manuel and his four-door 1989 Civic clawed down the 1320 stopping the clocks at 10.610 with a terminal velocity of 136.11 mph giving him the number eight spot. The only single-cam in the Quick XVI field was James West and his 1990 Honda CRX. The 1.6-liter single-cam VTEC powerplant screamed down the track clicking off a 10.655 at 129.87 mph.
The other notable qualifiers included Joey Dalton (10.667 at 130.11) and Dave Hickman in his newly redesigned Civic landed the number 11 spot with a 10.711 at 130.37. James O'Connor driving the 2000 Venom Racing Civic ran a 10.725 at 134.30 while Joe Morgan in a 1976 Ford Pinto captured the number 14 slot with a 10.775 at 124.72. The number 15 and 16 qualifiers were Myles Bautista (10.804 at 135.68) and Francisco Blanco (10.821 at 133.76).
Toyo Tires Street VIII presented by Sport Compact Car MagazineThe Street VIII class qualifying on Saturday was action packed with Christian Rado in his RPS-sponsored 1994 Toyota Supra stealing the spotlight. Five out of the eight Street VIII qualifiers were driving late-model Supras, proving that our February issue, which touted the Supra as "the next big thing," was right on the money. The JZA80's rigid chassis combined with the powerful 2JZ powerplant make for a nearly unbeatable combination and a heavy weight contender in the Street VIII class. Christian Rado captured the number one position by bettering his previous best of 10.47 with a 10.44 at 135.89 mph. Coincidentally his 10.47 run was accomplished at the 1999 IDRC finals held at the same racetrack. We've seen Rado's timeslips continue to drop throughout the 1999 season, with a little more seat time he should be in the low 10s soon. Huntington Beach, California native Rhys Millen hot shoed his way into the number two spot with a 10.807 at 137.95 in a 1995 Supra. The last 10-second qualifier in the class was Ryan Woon and his 1994 Supra. Ryan drove his Supra from Tucson, Arizona and qualified with a 10.929 at 131.40 mph. Northern Cali resident Todd Chiamparino was a force to be reckoned with, his 1990 Mitsubishi Eclipse stopped the clocks at 11.098 at 131.88 mph and landed the number four spot. Long distance traveler Jason Siebels of Council Bluff, Idaho made the trip to Pomona qualifying his 1993 Mazda RX-7 in the number five spot. The number six spot was also occupied by an RX-7 with Robert Liugs Jr. at the helm. His first-generation RX-7 broke off an 11.452 at 128.90 mph. Ryan Carwin with his 1971 Celica and Fullermo Polo with his 1994 Supra grabbed the final two spots in the Street VIII.
DC Sports All Motor VIII presented by Import Tuner MagazineThe All Motor VIII has definitely gained in notoriety over the last season. More and more racers are building vehicles specifically for the All Motor Class. With every race a new face appears busting out amazing times with all-natural power. The All Motor Class gives enthusiasts an option between all motor or force induction. Like the Quick XVI the Honda badge dominates the All Motor VIII. Seven out of the eight qualifiers were front-drive Hondas but the number one qualifier was Scott Kelley in his 1969 Volkswagen. Scott claimed leader of the pack status with an 11.214 at 107.60 mph. Max Ha driving the Silvers Racing CRX claimed the number two spot with an 11.487 at 118.87 mph. Erick Aguilar and Chris Sharma were the last two to qualify with sub-12 second e.t.s running 11.888 and 11.966 respectively. Bisi Ezerioha represented single-cam power with his dual-carb D16ZY 1990 CRX grabbing the number five spot with a 12.280 at 104.46 mph. Adam Delam, Doug Jenkins and Brian Cremorosa filled the last three spots.
Championship ImportDrag RacingFor its 2000 race season, the IDRC has taken its program up yet another notch with the addition of a $60,000 Championship Points Series. This series delivers some serious dollars to the winner and runner up from the IDRC's most competitive classes. Pioneered by Turbo Magazine, the Nitto Tire Quick Class offers the highest payouts with an extra $15,000 available to the season champion and $5,000 available to the runner up. For those on street tires, Toyo Tires has sweetened the pot of the Sport Compact Car-presented Street VIII with an additional $7,500 for the winner and $2,500 for the season runner up. Apex Integration and JE Pistons have also stepped up to the plate for 2000 and offered identical payouts ($7,500 winner, $2,500 r/u) to the Pro and Outlaw class champions and runner ups.
Understanding the challenges presented to today's import racers, the IDRC has structured its championship program to fit within the budgets of today's racers. Since this sport is young and major corporate sponsors have not jumped in yet, the IDRC believes it wouldn't be fair to the racers and teams if the competition points from all 10 races in the series were scored. Instead, the competition points from the best four finishes (three finishes for Outlaw and Pro class) are totaled along with only the qualifying points from every event attended to establish the winner. In theory, a racer could win the series by only attending four races (something that would fit much better into most racer's budget) instead of all 10. For the die-hard teams and racers that make every race on the 2000 series, there is still the reward of earning qualifying points at every event that is attended.
At the GR8Ride.com IDRC/NHRA West Coast Nationals, Sunday's rain cut the competition rounds short as showers hit when the Quick VIII competitors came through the staging wall. Although everyone still earned qualifying points, the IDRC decided that the only fair way to award competition points was to double the number of competition points earned by each of the qualifiers at the next IDRC event that they attend. With the Houston event just two weeks after, a number of the points leaders have packed their bags for the Lone Star state. Check here next month for Texas results.
BFGoodrich Ultimate Streetcar ChallengePutting Driver And Car To The TestThe BFGoodrich Ultimate Streetcar Challenge was contested on three separate fronts requiring a high degree of performance in each. The arenas of confrontation were the drag strip, the autocross and the car show. The performance of the cars in each arena was tallied to determine an overall winner. McMullen Argus used the event to help promote its three-pronged attack in the import field, namely Turbo & High Tech Performance magazine, Import Tuner magazine and Sport Compact Car magazine. Each magazine oversaw the competition in a separate venue-Turbo drags, Tuner show, SCC autocross.
The rules called for all entrants to be street registered, running muffled exhaust systems and riding on DOT-approved tires. The entire competition must be contested on the same set of tires. All entrants had to meet NHRA and SCCA safety requirements and run pump gas. There were three classes in the competition. The FFA class was for four-cylinder, front-engine, front-drive cars. The RA4 class consisted of rear-wheel-drive and all-wheel-drive cars powered by four-cylinder or two-rotor engines. Cars motivated by three rotor or six-or-more cylinder engines battled in the RAS class.
The competition was heated as tire pressure gauges got a real workout as drivers tried to make the best cone carving adjustment then later the best bite adjustment for their tires. The event was a big hit among competitors as there we many smiling faces as racers went from one venue to another. A full rundown of the action can be gleaned from the accompanying charts.
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Barcode Generation
After having waited for quite a long time, I've finally got my ISBN. However, the next problem is how to generate the much-talked about barcode. I've no idea. :)
Could anyone help me with information on how to go about it?
My eyes are on the road for some advice. :)
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Thanks very much, folks.
It's really appreciated. I've already tried it. I got someting that is a bar code. However, I am not sure whether it's the professional one that appears on books. :)
There's another problem. Putting it on the backcover is tormenting me. Anytime I try to place it on the cover, exactly at the place it should be placed, it takes the whole page surprising.
What should I do now, folks?
We just purchased our ISBN numbers, (we are Americans) and the service for US numbers is Bowker. They are the only ones that you can be sure are legit. They also offer barcodes for $25 ea, discounts in quantity.
For something as important as an ISBN number, I'd make sure to go directly to the agency.
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Mar 23, 2009 8:28pm PDTPermalink
I think you need to create your cover in an image editing application such as photoshop (there are lots of free ones as well, such as GIMP). That will allow you to exactly position the barcode, export that as a .PNG file then import that into your cover.
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Mar 24, 2009 12:49am PDTPermalink
The Bookland site produces correct barcodes with all the correct spacings.
You need to design your cover in a graphics editing application (e.g.: photoshop, GIMP) and position the barcode where you want it. Make sure you place the barcode on a neutral background (preferably white – you will notice many books actually have a white rectangle in which the bar code sits). It should also be large enough – about an inch or so across.
There is never a need to pay for a barcode; that's just a rip-off "service".The only thing you ever need pay for is the ISBN itself.
Hello Folks,
Agains, many things for your responses. However, the problem persists.Every time I try to place the barcode on the back cover, it takes the whole page. It's annoying!
Tony, you talk about creating my COVER in a graphic editing application. I have no idea how to go about it. I am doing my book myself. Blurb Booksmart has various pages—front cover, back cover, title page, etc., I just took the back cover provided me by the software. I wrote a texts at the upper part of the back cover and wanted to place the barcode below, but it cover the entire page.
How do I create a new back cover page? Could you or anyone else help me with this?

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TECH NEWS: Steve Jobs to Announce iOS5, iCloud, and OS X Lion at June 6 Keynote
Next week Apple will be introducing a new wave of software at their annual Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) at San Francisco, Moscone West (June 6th-10th). To kick off the conference Steve Jobs will be holding a keynote unveiling OS X Lion, iOS 5 for its line of mobile devices, and the much anticipated cloud service iCloud.
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While many speculators are wondering if the event will deliver a new hardware device or a new music cloud service they are missing the most exciting news of all. Apple is pushing out a new version of its mobile OS. We have seen the same design and navigation structure with every new upgrade. Isn't it time Apple reinvent on the software front? They can definitely deliver on hardware. The likely chance of new hardware in the fall might point to a new software redesign this summer. Let's hope they don't disappoint.
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Back in Hershey on Saturday night the Bears had no easy task taking on the Portland Pirates, who had 89 points coming into play. With bones and bruises starting to heal for the Bears approaching playoffs, they fell short against Portland, 4-3 in Overtime in the only meeting between the two clubs in this season, in Hershey.
Returning to the line up to stimulate the Bears were Andrew Gordon and Steve Pinizzotto, who returned from the injured list on Friday. Also with the addition of goaltender Braden Holtby being assigned from Washington Saturday morning, it would give the Bears fire power back to use against Portland.
Holtby enjoyed his stay in the NHL while it lasted, posting a 9-2-2 record with the Washington Capitals and earned the NHL Player of the Week honors. He also celebrated his first NHL shutout blanking the Edmonton Oilers, 5-0 at Verizon Center.
As spectators would have anticipated, the Bears' offense would rule the opposition early on. 1:34 into the contest the Bears would fire two shots on net, with the second being a goal for Andrew Joudrey from the face off circle.
The goal was mainly generated after passes were bring fed to the point, and sent back in deep behind the net to break up the Portland defense.
Minutes later, Portland would answer back on a power play goal from Matt Ellis. He tipped a rebound into the net, past Holtby after constant pressure on the man advantage.
The scoring affair would continue 3:03 following Ellis' tally. Similar to Portland, on the power play Patrick McNeil scored for the Bears blasting a cross ice pass into an open net. With the primary helper coming from Francois Bouchard, Hershey retook the lead at 2-1.
In the final five minutes of the period Hershey failed to tally on a five-minute power play after a boarding penalty was assessed to Marc-Andre Gragnani. The scoring affair calmed after McNeil's goal, and would be the final strike going into intermission.
Hershey would again have the opportunities to tally a man up, possessing a 5-on-3 power play for 1:49 in which they couldn't score on. But, they managed to capitalize on a 5-on-4 advantage eight minutes later.
Andrew Gordon is most publicized in Hershey for the hard work he does standing in front of the net, screening the opposing goaltender. Gordon would succeed doing the same against the Pirates, standing in front of the net and shooting a rebound shot past Leggio off a McNeil shot.
The goal gave the Bears a two-goal advantage moving forward in the middle frame past the mid-minutes.
Portland would answer back to cut the lead within one with 5:23 left in the stanza. Off a sloppy defensive play in the neutral zone, it enabled Paul Byron to receive a beautiful back-door pass in front of the cage and fire it past Braden Holtby.
It would be the final tally of the middle period and lead to a 3-2 intermission.
With the Bears having to protect a one goal lead for twenty minutes, Portland would never manage a major opportunity on net within the first half of the final period.
Following a back and forth third period with equal opportunities, Andrew Joudrey was handed a two minute penalty after a high stick to the face of a Pirate. On the power play for Portland, T.J. Brennan fired a one-time dart past Holtby to knot the game up, 3-3.
It would set the stage for veteran Mark Parrish to score 2:51 into overtime to seal a sudden death win for Portland over Hershey.
It was talked about among many before and after the match about Portland being the favorites to win the Atlantic Division and make a strong playoff run. Portland, affiliated with the Buffalo Sabres, have a perfect combination of veteran leadership and rookies along with tight defense and solid goaltending. Even without power forward Mark Mancari and other key players, they continue to find a way to win and remain a strong contender for the Atlantic lead moving forward.
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From Paula's Best Dishes Episode: Gettin' Cozy
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1 (1.22-pound) package lean hot Italian turkey sausage, casings removed
1 cup chopped onion
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4 cups chopped Swiss chard, stems removed
2 (15 1/2-ounce) cans great Northern beans, drained and rinsed
Salt and freshly cracked black pepper
Mini cornbread muffins, optional
In a large Dutch oven, cook the sausage, onions, and garlic over medium-high heat until the sausage is browned and crumbly, about 6 minutes. Drain, if necessary. Stir in the broth, Swiss chard, and beans. Add salt and pepper, to taste. Bring to a boil; cover, reduce heat, and simmer until Swiss chard is tender, about 20 minutes. Serve immediately with mini cornbread muffins, if desired.
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Techs win thousands of dollars at Rush Rodeo
Chris Zweifel is the 2010 Rush Tech Skills Rodeo heavy duty grand champion of the two-day contest held in Rush Truck Center in San Antonio, Texas, Dec. 13-14.
Zweifel has worked for a decade with the Rush El Paso, Texas, Peterbilt store, following a career in maintenance in the U.S. Army.
San Antonio-based Rush technician Matthew Pogue won the medium-duty crown. Between them, they bagged cash and prizes valued at $38,000, including an all-expenses-paid trip for each technician and a spouse to the Grand Cayman Islands, among other prizes.
The 2010 competition was the fifth for Rush Enterprises, owner of the largest network of Peterbilt dealers in the United States, as well as several International dealerships integrated under the Rush Truck Centers brand.
Technicians were scored on proper procedure, time and repair success by manufacturer representatives.
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• Grand Champion ($5,000) Chris Zweifel,
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• Reserve Grand Champion ($2,500)
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• Third ($1,000) Erick Lincoln, Albuquerque, N.M.
• First ($5,000) Erick Lincoln, Albuquerque, N.M.
• Second ($4,000) Chris Zweifel, El Paso, Texas
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our front door is at that grassy area. I should be in bed sleeping- I work a night shift tonight. But one of my kids should be home. If not, I'll put a plastic bag at the front door that you can hang it on the doorknob. If you're not around, no worries. I'll come to you on my days off! :)
Hi Izzy- in case you're still in north van and just happen to pull up the scrapaholics page on a computer somewhere (!) I thought I should tell you where I am. I'm at 1745 Fell Avenue, #13. It's a complex kitty corner to mosquito creek park. You come in the driveway and turn left. Before you go round the next bend there's 3 parking spots to the left with a small grassy area.
Hi Izzy- I just got your message in my e-mail. I'm so sorry because I did write you that that would have been wonderful if not too out of your way but I see it never showed up here on your greetings page. I was on your profile intro page and typed my message in to the "post a greeting for Izzy" spot. I don't know what happened there. I am so so sorry to be such a nuisance. How about I come to you rather than you having to figure out how to get it to me. I have Friday and Monday free. Let me know
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Wisconsin State Senator Glenn Grothman has jumped from controversial comment to controversial comment. He has accused mothers for being responsible for unwanted pregnancies and declared single parenthood responsible for child abuse. A strong anti-abortionist, Grothman is no fan of Planned … Continue reading
Wisconsin Lawmaker Grothman Doubles Down on War Against Kwanzaa
Wisconsin State Senator Glenn Grothman sent a press release on December 28 criticizing Kwanzaa as a threat to America headed by "hard-core left wingers." Grothman went onto to say that "almost no black people today care about Kwanzaa." The reaction … Continue reading
Wisconsin Lawmaker Warns that Kwanzaa is Trying to Destroy America
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Wisconsin Legislator Don Pridemore: Victims of Domestic Abuse Should Not Divorce
Wisconsin Assemblyman Don Pridemore has signed onto fellow State Senator Glenn Grothman's bill that blames unmarried parents as contributing to child abuse and neglect. However, Pridemore has taken the matter of abuse a step further by commenting on domestic abuse. … Continue reading
Wisconsin State Senator Grothman Fool of the Week for Simplistic Views on Child Abuse
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Wisconsin Lawmaker Claims that Women "Trained" to Mislead about Planned Pregnancies
Wisconsin State Senator Glenn Grothman, who has authored a bill blaming child abuse and neglect on unmarried parents, is now claiming that women lie about their pregnancies. Grothman also charged that women are becoming pregnant to get government benefits. Grothman … Continue reading
Wisconsin Lawmaker Links Unmarried Parents to Child Abuse
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Larry Fessenden's low-budget supernatural thriller Wendigo is effectively creepy, despite its inherent cheesiness. In addition, while the film owes a sizeable debt to earlier microbudget horror landmarks, particularly The Evil Dead and The Blair Witch Project, Fessenden gives his "lost in the woods" tale just enough emotional and psychological depth to imbue it with a uniquely melancholic tone. The opening, with a couple and their son in a car, traveling a lonely backwoods road in the snow, evokes Stanley Kubrick's The Shining, and there's an emotionally distant quality to Jake Weber's strong performance as George, the dad, that leaves the viewer uncertain about where the film is headed. This is good. Though Fessenden is reworking some ancient horror film tropes here, one of Wendigo's strengths is its quirky unpredictability. Erik Per Sullivan, as the boy, Miles , plays a pivotal role, as much of the action can be seen as a representation of his imaginative efforts to deal with a threat to him and his family that lies just outside the scope of his comprehension. Sullivan is soft-spoken, but his intelligence shines through in his inquisitive eyes. He is a very strong presence. Fessenden was also responsible for Habit, one of three late '90s New York City hipster takes on the vampire film (the others were Abel Ferrara's The Addiction and Michael Almereyda's Nadja). He knows the genre, and uses his scant resources to build tension beautifully. The title creature isn't introduced until well over a third of the way into the film. By typical monster movie standards, this one is a low-rent disaster along the lines of The Creeping Terror, the infamous 1960s cheapie "carpet monster." But seen as a bizarre creature out of a child's nightmare, Wendigo is surprisingly unsettling.
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A few years back, an application my company supported was suffering some serious operational issues. While this was lighting up our customer service lines, I was scheduled to meet my girlfriend for dinner. Not one to keep a lady waiting, I called her to discuss my plans for the evening. In describing the situation keeping me at the office when everyone else had left, I needed something to explain why I didn't know when I would be free.
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The Jeopardy Room
|"The Jeopardy Room"
|The Twilight Zone episode
|Episode no.
|Season 5
Episode 149
|Directed by
|Richard Donner
|Written by
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|Production code
|Original air date
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Martin Landau: Major Ivan Kuchenko
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"The Jeopardy Room" is an episode of the American television anthology series The Twilight Zone.
Trying to defect, former KGB Major Ivan Kuchenko (Martin Landau) is trapped inside a hotel room. Commissar Vassiloff (John van Dreelen), a hitman; and Boris (Robert Kelljan), his assistant, are watching him from a room across the street. Vassiloff is a sadistic killer who has tricked Kuchenko into drinking a sleeping potion in the hotel room after pretending to surrender to Kuchenko. Kuchenko wakens to learn that Vassiloff has planted a bomb in the room: Ivan must find it within three hours, or he will be shot by Vassiloff and Boris, who have a gun trained on him at all times. Vassiloff has hidden the bomb in the room's telephone, where it will be triggered by picking up an incoming call. Ivan manages to escape and avoid being shot by exiting when the assassins were off-guard (when they tried to call him a second time). Later, Vassiloff and Boris enter the room and try to figure out what went wrong. The phone rings, and Boris—without thinking—picks it up; Vassiloff, realizing what is happening, yells at Boris, but the telephone bomb quickly goes off. On the other end of the phone line is Ivan Kuchenko at the airport. When the operator notifies him of the bad connection, he reassures her that the message was indeed delivered and as the loudspeaker announces that his plane is about to depart he walks to his freedom. The scene cuts to Vassiloff and Boris's charred corpses.
- DeVoe, Bill. (2008). Trivia from The Twilight Zone. Albany, GA: Bear Manor Media. ISBN 978-1-59393-136-0
- Grams, Martin. (2008). The Twilight Zone: Unlocking the Door to a Television Classic. Churchville, MD: OTR Publishing. ISBN 978-0-9703310-9-0
- Zicree, Marc Scott: The Twilight Zone Companion. Sillman-James Press, 1982 (second edition)


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Degree Name
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Mechanical Engineering
Peidong Wu
Stephen Veldhuis
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Mateusz P. Sklad, Eu-Gene Ng
A bench scale tribometer, developed at the McMaster Manufacturing Research Institute (MMRI) was designed for mimicking the friction and wear conditions on the rake face of a metal cutting tool. It provides insight into the performance of cutting tools operating under high stress and high temperature machining conditions. It saves test material costs, reduces machine downtime for testing, increases the number of test replicates and effectively adds a reliable testing tool to characterize metal cutting operations.
A detailed investigation into the stress distribution, temperature profile and indentation pattern has been performed in order to verify the ability of the device to capture the machining environment and to gain a better understanding of the friction effects and wear conditions. The investigation used finite element analysis to simulate the MMRI's tribometer with the FEA results compared to the experimental results. This data was then used to tune the operating conditions of the tribometer to improve its ability to simulate the machining environment.
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I have a couple of things to say. One, I'm trying to figure out why some commentators say this was a sellout. There were a tone of empty seats. Two, I agree with you. Due to all the circumstances you mentioned, Bristol has become boring. I changed the channel and watched something else in the middle part of the race. Switched back at the end knowing there would be some excitement. The chase has made the drivers on the bubble drive solely for points. The old Bristol had excitement and drama.
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Racing at Bristol isn't worse than it used to be, it's just different
By admin | August 23, 2009
By Richard Allen
Those who live in east Tennessee, if not the country as a whole, were recently exposed to the blitz of advertising in the form of radio and television spots as well as other electronic media as the staff of the Bristol Motor Speedway scrambled to sell out the NASCAR Sprint Cup Sharpie 500.
One of the things to be repeated by those involved in the blitz was that, "The racing in Bristol isn't worse than it used to be, it's just different.â€
That statement is definitely true. This is not the same track it once was.
In the middle of 2007 BMS was resurfaced and at the same time progressive banking was installed. The need to replace the old concrete surface was apparent. The track had become very rough and there were cracks that were beginning to appear. There is no doubt something had to be done in regard to the racing surface.
Where the real debate lies is in the addition of the progressive banking. In order to encourage more side by side racing the famous 36 degree banking was changed slightly. Now, rather than having the same degree of banking at both the top and bottom of the turns, the degree of banking gradually increases from bottom to top.
In the past, all drivers sought the bottom groove when racing at BMS. With everyone running the same line, the only way to get around another driver was to move him out of the way. Thus, the 'Bristol Bump' was born.
Dale Earnhardt, Sr., Jeff Gordon, Rusty Wallace and others mastered the bump as a way to move up the leader board and get through traffic. At the same time, the bump came with a price. Tempers flared and sparks flew as sheet metal was bent. Along with that, water bottles were thrown into noses, helmets were thrown at cars, obscene gestures were made and insults were exchanged. These things were all part of the Bristol experience.
One drawback of that Bristol experience were the cautions, the many cautions. From 2002 to 2007 there were six races that had over 100 caution laps. Those caution laps, to some, were boring and more than offset the drama that created them.
The new track surface, which has allowed for side by side racing instead of 'bottom feeding', has meant fewer cautions. This past Saturday's race had 76 caution laps, which is the most since 2007. Some of those laps were the result of cars riding around keeping the track dry during a light rain shower.
Aside from the new track surface, other factors have played a role in the new style of racing at BMS. The Car of Tomorrow as well as points racing as the series nears the Chase for the Championship cutoff have had an impact on this track.
I can see why at least some might prefer the 'new' Bristol. There is something to be said for the reduction of caution laps.
However, I preferred the 'old' Bristol. Other tracks might offer side by side racing(at least we hope) and long stretches of green flag runs. The sheet metal grinding action and the accompanying drama is what made BMS unique. Earnhardt twice hitting Labonte on the last lap and Gordon twice moving Wallace aside for the win are a part of my most vivid racing memories.
I'm afraid that type of racing is nothing more than a memory now.
With the price of a ticket coming in at a robust $109, and considering BMS(and the whole SMI organization) are quite stingy when it comes to issuing media credentials, a show with plenty of drama and entertainment is essential for me. In my opinion, this track has been turned into just another track. Its uniqueness is gone.
That's not to say there wasn't some good racing Saturday night, but the drama and entertainment were missing.
'Racing the way it oughta be' has been replaced by 'Racing at Bristol isn't worse than it used to be, it's just different', and by different they mean it's the same as most other tracks.
Richard Allen is a member of the National Motorsports Press Association. His weekly column appears in The Mountain Press every Wednesday.
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2 Responses to "Racing at Bristol isn't worse than it used to be, it's just different"
midasmicah Says:
August 24th, 2009 at 11:19 am
SB Says:
August 24th, 2009 at 3:47 pm
You're right, it's definitely different. Now it's more like MIS with traffic. The things that used to make Bristol unique are gone. That's why, after 9 year of attending the night race, I'm not renewing my season tickets for next year. I never thought the day would come when I would give up season tickets to Bristol.


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Stocks approaching a make-or-break point
A notable trading executive says the S&P 500 is approaching a significant band of resistance. What happens after that will say a lot.
Art Cashin said the benchmark Standard & Poor's 500 Index ($INX) is approaching a key technical level that could spark either big gains or big losses.
Cashin, UBS' (UBS) director of floor operations at the NYSE, told CNBC's Bob Pisani around midday he expects a "great flirtation" with the S&P's old highs. He sees a significant band of resistance around 1848 to 1851.
"If they approach that and get repelled again you could get a pretty severe pullback... If they get through that you may get some stampede buying from short-coverers and others who say, 'What is it going to take to get this market down? I was wrong. Let me get it back.'"
The bottom line, said Cashin, "If we can break out, that would be great. If we press against it and fail, that could be very troubling."
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This has got to be one of the DUMBEST articles I've seen, MSN. Even the writer knew that they were out of their element; otherwise, they would have posted their name! Instead, the posted "By MSN Money Partner".
MSN, you're losing all credibility.
Profound indeed, another financial genius.
Amazing how someone can write an article, get it printed, have it read and followed by
thousands of people and say absolutely nothing.
People who have tried to make money based on resistance levels have found out over time it doesn't work. Might as well ask the old farmer's almanac or Punxsutawney Phil for advice.
I probably can't really disagree with that, but I try to build for the EOY...
What happens on a month to month or even quarter, can have little depression on what goes on over a 5-10 year period....
The game isn't really played on a weekly basis, (not YOU) but some seem to think that way...?
We could be approaching a higher high in the 1850-1875 range, similar to some past patterns.
Or if we had a run at a head and shoulders, we may be looking at 1900, to give us half of the equation....
Then I would look for the correction of about 75-100 to be able to form the other half...
Keeping in mind we could be heading for higher highs...But probably not until the 3Q.
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Chris "The Duchess" Walton demonstrates how she texts with her Guinness world record holding fingernails inside the New York Public Library in New York 14 September. Her nails measure 10 feet 2 inches on her left hand and 9 feet 7 inches on her right hand that she has been growing for 18 years.
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Walker defends himself
By Vittorio Tafur Want the money back? Javon Walker is not one to take the money and run. The receiver made roughly $17 million for 15 catches over two seasons, and the Raiders released him earlier this month. Now, he sat down with with Melissa Jacobs, creator and editor of thefootballgirl.com. He addresses getting beaten […] [Read More]
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As the Raiders reportedly look to trade for another veteran Pro Bowler, they are getting every opportunity to get back the premium pick they traded away in a similar deal last year. An unnamed team has offered the Raiders a second-round pick this year and a first-round pick next year in exchange for the Raiders' […] [Read More]
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SFGate.com Will Donovan McNabb's next press conference be with Al Davis at his side? In case you haven't heard, the Raiders want to trade for Eagles quarterback Donovan McNabb and, depending on the report, they will give up a first or a second rounder, or give up Pro Bowl cornerback Nnamdi Asomugha, and so on. […] [Read More]
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Well, the Raiders never did say they ended their evaluation, but we're going to just assume Tom Cable will be back as head coach next season, now that he's been to the Senior Bowl, NFL Combine and NFL owner's meeting. SFGate.com Raiders coach Tom Cable looks ahead to 2010 season. Cable has done as much, […] [Read More]
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