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Musgrove, Brian (1999) Travel and unsettlement: Freud on vacation. In: Travel writing and empire: postcolonial theory in transit. Zed Books, London, United Kingdom, pp. 31-44. ISBN 1856496287
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Ultimately, what I suggest is that a formalist approach to travel is not at all inconsistent with the political objectives of post-colonial readings. In discussing the historical divergence of formal and post-colonial perspectives on travel, from around 1978, and by examining how both new historicist and post-colonial criticisms retain a concern with formalist operations, I want to redirect attention back to the neurotic unknowingness of the travelling euro-subject in a broadly political fashion.
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Kurt Busch to Attempt The Indianapolis-Charlotte Double
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Andretti Autosport announced this morning that Kurt Busch, driver of the No. 41 Haas Automation Chevrolet in the Sprint Cup Series, will attempt the Indianapolis 500 in a fifth entry for the IndyCar Series team. Once the Indianapolis 500 is completed, Busch will fly from Indianapolis to Charlotte, jump in his No. 41 Chevrolet and compete in the Coca-Cola 600 at Charlotte Motor Speedway. Busch considers the opportunity to do the double as an old-school throwback moment. "This is really to challenge myself within motorsports," Busch said in Andretti Autosport's press release. "Perhaps I am a bit of an old-school racer; a throwback, I guess. I enjoyed the era of drivers racing different cars and testing themselves in other series. It is tough to do now for a variety of factors, but when the opportunity is there, I want to do it. While NASCAR is my home, I have been fortunate to compete in Pro Stock on the NHRA circuit a number of years ago and test a V8 Supercar. This opportunity was a talk with Michael [Andretti] over dinner one night, a "What if," and now it's becoming a reality for me to drive in the Indy 500 with Andretti Autosport. It's literally a dream come true. To go to the famous Brickyard with the iconic Andretti name, it doesn't get much cooler or better than that." Busch will be doing the Indianapolis-Charlotte double as a Memorial Day mission to men and women serving in the U.S. Military via the Armed Forces Foundation. Fans can contribute to the cause by texting AFF to 50555 to donate $10. Busch, who has never raced an IndyCar, passed Rookie Orientation at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway last year during a test session. At the time, Busch was more or less testing the Dallara DW12 for fun. Busch will be the fourth driver to attempt the Indianapolis-Charlotte double. John Andretti was the first driver to attempt it in 1994. After finishing four laps down in tenth in Indianapolis, Andretti crashed and had engine problems in the 600. Robby Gordon has attempted the double five times, most recently in 2004. However, Gordon failed to make it to Charlotte on time and did not start the 600 in 2000 (P.J. Jones started Gordon's No. 13 Ford in that instance). Finally, Tony Stewart has attempted the double twice (most recently in 2001) and is the only driver to ever complete all 1100 miles. Neither of the three drivers has won either leg of the double. The best finishes are Stewart and Gordon's sixth-place finishes at the Indianapolis 500 (although Gordon's came in 2000, the year he didn't make it to Charlotte in time to start the Coca-Cola 600), and Stewart's fourth-place finish in the 2001 Coca-Cola 600.
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A disappointing start to the year for Danica Patrick won't include continued conflict. Patrick met with rookie Justin Allgaier Sunday, shortly after the Phoenix Cup race after a wreck ruined both drivers' days. Patrick, who was critical of the No. 51 car on the radio, claiming Allgaier was "driving all over the track" appeared receptive to a conversation that quickly settled differences over what will be a long season. "She was just upset because she got involved in the crash that we had,'' said Allgaier to the Motor Racing Network. "She says she's been through this and that she felt like I needed to settle down at that point. I explained my position on why everything happened. I think she understood where I was coming from. It doesn't fix either one of our racecars. It doesn't fix either one of our days. Unfortunately, we were both having pretty decent days.'' Allgaier wound up 30th due to the incident while Patrick was 36th. The incident, which was caused by Allgaier's spin also involved the No. 32 team and Travis Kvapil, which wound up 38th after sustaining heavy damage.
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Marcus Lemonis, CEO of Camping World, Grand Marshal of Sunday's Sprint Cup race at Phoenix International Raceway, and star of CNBC's "The Profit," made the announcement over the weekend that the retailer is very close to announcing a deal that would continue its title sponsorship of NASCAR's Truck Series. The original agreement with NASCAR is scheduled to conclude after the 2015 season. According to the sanctioning body, no formal contract has been signed, but "the agreement between the two parties has proven to be a beneficial one." "In about a month, we'll be announcing a significant extension to that contract. It's been great for us," said Camping World's Lemonis in a statement. "The NASCAR relationship has worked well for Camping World. When we started, we had 35 stores. Now, we're up to 120 stores. As we travel the country and we meet new customers in stores, they always are very appreciative of our relationship with NASCAR. It's been good." Gaining a long-term commitment from Camping World to sponsor the Truck Series would be a relief for NASCAR, which is set to lose Nationwide Insurance as title sponsor for the NASCAR Nationwide Series at the end of the 2014 season. The sponsorship of the Cup Series by Sprint runs through 2016. The NCWTS is back in action on March 29th at 2:30 PM (ET) when the trucks visit Martinsville Speedway in the Kroger 250, which can be seen on Fox Sports 1. Ratings for the season opener were up 11 percent.
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Monday March 3, 2014
Phoenix International Raceway has become Kevin Harvick's home away from home. Sunday Afternoon was no exception as Harvick charged to the front early and would dominate for much of the day, leading 224 of the scheduled 312 laps to record his record fifth win on the one mile oval and his third win in the last four races at Phoenix. Harvick, coming off of a disappointing Speedweeks which was capped by a last lap crash in the Daytona 500 in his debut with Stewart-Haas Racing, set the tone on Saturday by winning both practices while having the best 5 and 10-lap averages in the first practice of the day on Saturday. On Sunday, Harvick and his No. 4 Jimmy John's Chevrolet was nothing short of flawless as he was able to hold Dale Earnhardt, Jr. by .489 seconds after a late race restart to claim his 24th career Sprint Cup Series victory. "Man, this is awesome," Harvick said after his dominant victory on Sunday. "Man, this just solidifies so many things and so many decisions. It's been so much work with all the time and effort that these guys (the crew) have put in—but what a race car." Stewart Haas Racing co-owner Gene Haas shared in Harvick's excitement after the race. "It took long enough," Haas joked. "This is phenomenal. I think there was a lot of skepticism last year about what myself and Tony (Stewart) what we were up to, was there a lot of madness to this. Quite frankly, it's a great team, there's a lot of synergy at the shop, people working together. I don't know what we did, but I think we put together a great organization." Daytona 500 winner Dale Earnhardt, Jr. continued his hot start to the 2014 season. Earnhardt Jr. would finish second on Sunday, marking his seventh consecutive top 10 finish since the end of the 2013 season. Earnhardt Jr. was pleased with the effort after a coast-to-coast whirlwind week after winning his second Daytona 500 and also gave great praise to the efforts of Harvick and the No. 4 team. "I've got to congratulate Kevin. Those guys were two-tenths faster than everyone all weekend in practice. They were just phenomenal," Earnhardt said. "To be able to run with them all day was a big confidence builder for us." Joining Harvick and Earnhardt in the top 5 of The Profit on CNBC 500K were Brad Keselowski with his second consecutive top 3 run of 2014 in third. Keselowski's Team Penske teammate Joey Logano would finish fourth, and Jeff Gordon would come home fifth in his No. 24 Pepsi Max Chevrolet. Jimmie Johnson finished in sixth, followed by Ryan Newman with a nice rebound after Daytona in seventh. Carl Edwards would carry the banner for Roush Fenway Racing by finishing eighth, Kyle Busch was ninth, and Jamie McMurray would finish tenth. A look at the Profit on CNBC 500K by the numbers. There were 14 lead changes among eight different drivers, there were eight cautions for 39 laps which slowed the race pace to 109.229 MPH. Next Sunday, the Sprint Cup Series heads to Sin City and the Las Vegas Motor
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Daytona 500 TV Ratings Down
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Wednesday February 26, 2014
What was the longest weather delay in Daytona 500 history turned out to bring NASCAR lower ratings and TV viewership Sunday night than expected. According to a report Monday from FOX Sports, the 56th running of the Daytona 500 airing at 8 PM (ET) posted a 5.6/10 national household rating/share which averaged 9.3 million viewers. That's down 44 percent from last year's 9.9, easily making it the least-watched Daytona 500 of all-time. Due to the six-hour, twenty-two minute rain delay in Daytona, the race was up against the primetime coverage of the Winter Olympics Closing Ceremony from Sochi, Russia on NBC (15.25 million viewers). FOX also reported that 69% of the pre-rain delay viewers of the race, which began at 1 PM (ET) kept tuning in. In comparison, the 2013 Daytona 500 on FOX was the most-watched race in five years, posting a 9.9/22 rating/share, commanding 16.7 million viewers. The Daytona 500 in 2012, the first to ever be run on a Monday and in the primetime slot did a 7.7/13 overnight rating/share which resulted in 13.67 million households viewing the race according to Nielsen TV ratings data.
Earnhardt, Jr. Claims Second Daytona 500 Victory
posted by Justin Tucker
Wednesday February 26, 2014
Ten years is a long time. For Dale Earnhardt, Jr., it felt like an eternity. NASCAR's Most Popular Driver endured many near misses and close calls at the Daytona 500 since his only win in the Great American Race in 2004. Earnhardt had finished second in two of his last three Daytona 500s coming into Sunday's race. He was also riding the tail of a 55-race winless streak, dating back to Michigan in 2012. However nothing would stop Dale Jr. on Sunday, not even a 6 hour and 22 minute rain delay from capturing his second Daytona 500 win. Earnhardt Jr. led a race-high 54 laps on the evening and used some timely drafting help from teammates Jimmie Johnson and, on the final restart, Jeff Gordon to separate from the pack and secure the victory. "Winning this race is the greatest feeling that you could feel in this sport besides accepting the trophy for the championship," said a jubilant Earnhardt after pulling into Victory Lane. "We could fight off battle after battle. We got a little help at the end there from Jeff to get away on the restart. This is amazing. I can't believe this is happening. I never take this for granted, man because it doesn't happen twice, let alone once." Aside from the race itself the big story of the race was the 6 hour and 22 minute red flag, which threatened to move the race to Monday evening (had the race been postponed, FOX Sports' Chris Myers had tweeted that the race would resume at 5:00pm EST). However, Mother Nature would cooperate and would allow the race to be run under different conditions from which they practiced this week. Once the race resumed, the intensity picked up from the changing track conditions. This allowed the pack to race side-by-side and at times 3-wide up to seven rows deep. Joining Earnhardt Jr. in the top 5 for the 2014 Daytona 500 were: Denny Hamlin who closed out a spectacular Speedweeks in second, Brad Keselowski in third, Jeff Gordon in fourth, and Jimmie Johnson who overcome two wrecks leading up to the 500 in fifth. Rounding out the top 10 in the Daytona 500 were Matt Kenseth in sixth, Ricky Stenhouse, Jr. in seventh and Greg Biffle would bring his No. 16 Ford home in eighth. Austin Dillon would come home ninth in his first Cup Series race in the iconic No. 3 for Richard Childress Racing, while Casey Mears would round out the top 10. A couple of major contenders for the Daytona 500 win would see their hopes dashed early on as Martin Truex, Jr. would blow up just 30 laps into the race, relegating him to a 43rd-place finish in his debut for Furniture Row Racing. Crew chief Todd Berrier was already in Nashville for a test session before the race was even over. Kyle Busch, meanwhile would have a pit road violation just before halfway and would spend much of the race battling back from that mistake. Busch would eventually finish 19th after leading 19 laps. Danica Patrick would also be bit by bad luck as she was caught up in a multi-car wreck on lap 145. Patrick would lead her second consecutive Daytona 500, but wouldn't have the finish to show for it finishing 40th. Tony Stewart would encounter a frustrating evening as well, with a fuel pickup problem derailing his quest for his first Daytona 500 win. Stewart would finish 35th. A look at the Daytona 500 by the numbers. There were 42 lead changes among 18 drivers, while seven cautions for 39 laps would slow the race pace to 145.290 MPH. Next week, the Sprint Cup Series heads to the "diamond in the desert," Phoenix International Raceway for The Profit on CNBC 500K. The Green flag is scheduled for 3:15pm EST.
Nationwide Series Post-Race Quotes: Drive4COPD 300
posted by Thomas Bowles
Tuesday February 25, 2014
Frontstretch Interviews – Courtesy Mike Neff ELLIOTT SADLER – FINISHED 4th Thoughts on the race? It's definitely a lot different racing than what we're used to. Comfortable with it? Yeah, it's just different. You're worried about what you're doing, but you're also worried about what everyone else is doing and they're not doing more than you're doing. Physically pushing a guy is way better than just riding so you just gotta time it right and push it to the edge. Happy to start the year with a top 5? Yeah. Hell, that was the worst we ran all day, I think. I have no idea how they put the 3 car in front of us on that last restart. I hadn't seen the 3 car hardly all day. When they put us from fifth to sixth, on the outside line, it just really boxed us in. I would have really restarted behind my teammate and given him a good push to the front. Anyways, it is what it is; we'll take it and move on. Looked like you were up front all day. The guys did a good job. We had a fast race car. Great pit stops, just really proud of these guys. The car's in one piece and we can take it to Talladega now. Great job by my guys. A lot of effort came into coming down here to Daytona and giving ourselves a shot to win. We had that chance to be up front and make some things happen. Fifth is not what we want, but we'll take it and move on. Bumping vs Pushing? It's way harder. You don't want to lay on the guy in front of you, so it's tough racing. A lot different than what we're used to, 'cause you gotta go. You gotta drag the brake too 'cause you don't want to hit the guys and you don't want to stay on him. It's a lot harder mentally than what we've done in the past. KYLE BUSCH Car was strong all day. Pushing vs. Bumping, is that harder to do than just getting on somebody and pushing them? Yeah, it is a little bit. When you bump 'em, you jar 'em, it kinda jacks 'em a little bit. It's a little more abrupt, obviously. I thought it was OK there at the end. It was certainly fun and hopefully entertaining. But a little bit of a struggle in the early part of the race and the midpart of the race to see a good race. And that's unfortunate for the fans. You can't do that the whole race, you can't tear up your stuff, knock your grill in, overheat your motor, all that stuff so there's no sense in doing all that until you get down to the last lap. The 7 and the 6, they did a good job. Man, the 7 really held the 22 and I tight on the bottom. I was rubbing his door and hitting the apron at the same time, no room whatsoever. So it was good; wish we were the ones who could have won but a lot better now than what we were last year. Going home in one piece makes it a lot better, right? Yeah. My back feels good. My foot feels good. Past years here, I've been going home with pain so I'm alright. Connect with Mike!
2014 Truck Series Post-Race Quotes: Daytona (Exclusives)
posted by Thomas Bowles
Saturday February 22, 2014
RYAN TRUEX When you're on the outside like that, how frustrating is it? It's so hard. Timothy Peters has won here. Kyle Busch has won everywhere. Ron Hornaday has been running Trucks forever, probably before I was even born. I was surrounded by veterans there, and like I told them I don't have a rookie stripe but I'm a rookie. This is only my fourth Truck race ever, my fourth superspeedway race, and man, I figured out when the 17 got up in front of me, I pushed him. And as soon as I pushed him, he took off. And I went with him. And I just kept doing it, and before I knew it, he was leading. And I saw Ron in my mirror, backed up to him, and if it wasn't for him, I don't know what would have happened. I gotta thank him big time for that. That was a true teammate move right there. I really appreciate that. He just bounced off me and we got to the front. I tried my hardest to sidedraft Kyle. I was probably touching his door. RON HORNADAY Top 5 in the No. 30 truck. This deal come together at the last minute, but you had a heck of a truck. Tell us about your night. Yeah, I've got to thank Turner Scott Motorsports. The guys worked so hard on this Rheem Comfort Products Chevrolet. Exciting! Just got hung up on the outside and had to wait for my teammate there to catch up. And then he got to the bottom, so… I got the old 32 and started pushing ol' Ryan to the front. So, it's not bad. We'll take it. You just don't want to step over that boundary. You don't know how far to push and shove. We bumped about six times down the straightaway without latching onto them. Hopefully, that was OK and we came home with a top 5. Connect with Mike!
2014 Budweiser Duels Post Race Quotes
posted by Matt Stallknecht
Friday February 21, 2014
BUDWEISER DUELS POST-RACE QUOTES REED SORENSON WHAT HAPPENED? They're saying the wheel bearing burned up in it. I don't know what caused it, they're taking it all apart to figure out what the heck happened. Something abnormal that's for sure I don't think I've ever had that happen at all. Hopefully, we made the race and hopefully we can fix the problem before Sunday. WHAT WAS THAT LOUD BOOM ONCE YOU TURNED INTO THE GARAGE? Loud pop was a tire… thankfully, it popped, hopefully it didn't hurt anybody. All the heat created in the left front that popped was pretty weird. MARCOS AMBROSE REALLY GOOD RUN. WHAT DID YOU THINK OF IT? Yeah, it was good. We have a car we can work with for the 500. Got a good starting spot, so we're going to rest easy, fluff and buff our car for a couple of days and get ready for Sunday. ANY DIFFERENCE ON WHETHER THE TOP OR BOTTOM LANE WORKED? Yeah, I was just moving around, trying to stay with the flow. For me, this car works on all parts of the racetrack. So I'm pretty happy with it. DALE EARNHARDT, JR. GOT SHUFFLED BACK, AFTER PIT STOPS AND THEN COULDN'T GET BACK UP TO THE FRONT. WHY? Nah, we were just sitting there waiting until the last few laps to make a move. You didn't want to pull down and get sent to the back. Seen a couple of guys get sent to the back really quick so we were just kind of waiting for the end. I felt like we had a good situation there with Ambrose behind us — we had a good run off Turn 2 and I went. It was the last lap, time to go do something, nobody went with us but hopefully Sunday is a different story. We got a great car. We don't have to work hard. We learned, we got a good race car. Got a car in one piece, ready to go so we'll try and get through the next couple of practices, deliver it to the starting group this Sunday and we'll be real happy. BRIAN SCOTT YOU'RE IN THE DAYTONA 500! Yeah, it's pretty awesome. This Whitetail Chevrolet was so fast that I knew all I had to do was stick it behind smart, intelligent drafters and we could have a good finish. That's what we did in the Duels and I'm excited. I'm excited to go do some stuff with the Nationwide car and have some more practice with this. But to know that we're locked in the Daytona 500's pretty cool. YOU WERE OBVIOUSLY IN FRONT OF THAT MELEE AT THE END. WHEN YOU WERE UP FRONT THERE IN THE BEGINNING, WERE YOU HOPING TO JUST STAY IN LINE AND LET YOU FINISH TOP 5? I was pretty content to ride and luckily I knew a lot of people around us were. It was nice to have a little calm and not really have to be racing hard the whole time. I knew that the pit stop was going to shake everything up and that's exactly what happened. Fell back a little bit there but made the right moves at the end to get a good finish. HOW STRONG ARE THESE RCR CARS? They're very strong! They definitely have the capabilities to be winning one of these races. PAUL MENARD YOU'RE IN THE TOP 5 FOR YOUR HEAT IN THE DAYTONA 500. YOUR PRIMARY CAR IS SITTING RIGHT IN THE GARAGE, KIND OF WADDED UP. DID YOU THINK THIS ONE HAD IT IN IT? Yeah, it's a brand new car also. It's just not quite as good as the primary but still a damned good car. I'm just proud of everybody at RCR for building such fast race cars. All of our cars have been fast, ECR motor's been strong, even our affiliate teams have been qualifying really good and racing good. So… excited about 2014! It's going to be a good year. WELL MAN, YOU STARTED IN THE BACK BUT WORKED YOUR WAY TO THE FRONT WHEN IT COUNTED MOST. WERE YOU JUST BIDING YOUR TIME THROUGHOUT THE RACE? Eh, you never know if you're going to get back up there or not. We had to start at the back, we had to make a run early and see what we could do. We drove right to 10th, or something like that and then it got stagnant. We tried to make something happen, and went to the back again. Drove back up to the front. Again, just really proud of my guys. Matt Kruder did a hell of a job on that pit stop getting just enough gas in to gain some spots there. RCR CARS SEEM PRETTY DARNED STRONG. DO YOU THINK THE RCR CARS HAVE SOMETHING FOR THEM ON SUNDAY — ESPECIALLY THE THREE JOE GIBBS RACING CARS THAT SEEM TO BE THE CLASS OF THE FIELD RIGHT NOW? Oh yeah. The 20 car was extremely fast. The 11 didn't qualify that good, but he's a good drafter. I think he won. We definitely have something for him.
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Year | Wins | Top 5s | Top 10s | Points Position |
1999 | 0 | 4 | 9 | 6th |
2000 | 2 | 5 | 12 | 8th |
2001 | 2 | 6 | 9 | 6th |
2002 | 2 | 8 | 10 | 5th |
2003 | 1 | 5 | 9 | 8th |
2004 | 1 | 6 | 9 | 4th |
2005 | 2 | 7 | 10 | 3rd |
2006 | 2 | 8 | 9 | 7th |
2007 | 0 | 4 | 11 | 7th |
2008 | 0 | 5 | 8 | 12th |
2009 | 2 | 10 | 14 | 6th |
2010 | 0 | 4 | 8 | 7th |
2011 | 0 | 1 | 6 | 11th |
(Bold indicates championship seasons)
Many drivers would kill to have some of these totals for the entire year, and up until 2007, Stewart had at least one win before the halfway point every year with the exception of his rookie year. For those that are still waiting for Stewart to get going, all you need to look at this chart and realize that he usually has heated up by now. Sure, Loudon was a huge morale booster for the team, but the question that now arises is whether he can maintain this momentum. With two of his most successful tracks next on the schedule, Indy and Watkins Glen, signs point to yes.
And while his first half numbers are somewhat troubling, let's not forget why. The simplest answer is bad luck. Remember, he was in position to win the first three races – he started second to Trevor Bayne on the final restart at Daytona but was unable to find a good drafting partner and finished 13th, and an ill-timed caution at Phoenix allowed the field with fresher tires to catch up and pass him with a handful laps to go. Then there was Vegas, where he had the field covered until a missed lugnut during a late race pit stop relegated him to a runner-up finish. Until Loudon, that was his only top 5 on the year.
Despite a strong run at Fontana, Tony Stewart and the No. 14 team left points on the table due to an ill-timed caution.
The problems didn't stop there, however. At Fontana, he ran second to Kyle Busch most of the afternoon until he got passed by several drivers on fresher tires when a late race caution came out. He could have won at Texas as well, until he was caught speeding during the last pit stop of the race. Even then, his team played the fuel strategy card and was running third on the final lap before running out of gas. If any driver were to win the tough luck award of the year, Stewart would take it easily.
At the end of the day, it's all coulda-woulda-shoulda, but any racer would rather have poor finishes after running well than poor finishes because they were plain uncompetitive. It is also encouraging going forward for the rest of the year.
Stewart also should remain optimistic from a car owner perspective. While he has had his share of rough luck, Newman is having his best year at SHR. He has run into trouble as well – most notably both Daytona races in which he led the most laps but didn't even get a top 20 to show for it – but it looks as if he is having a revival year, as far as consistency goes. He already has more top 5s through 19 races than he did in four of the five previous years. His win at New Hampshire brought back memories of his magical 2003 season, where he won several races by not only gambling on fuel, but outrunning the competition as well.
Whether Tony Stewart ends up making the Chase this year really shouldn't be a big deal. After all, he has accomplished so much in his 13-year Cup career, that another Chase appearance wouldn't really define him as a driver. From an owner's perspective however, it would be cool to have both him and Newman in the Chase for the second time in his third year as owner. This goes back to the very beginning, why Stewart was so happy with a second place finish. Yes, it was a good runner up result, but he also won. Even though he has been in an ownership role for over two years now, Newman's win last Sunday showed the world that Stewart has transformed from a young, Kyle Busch type of driver in his early days who hated to finish second, to a car owner who is more concerned about the overall growth of his organization rather than his personal success.
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I watched the game again too. Pace was great - got in several great licks.
Going sackless for the game. I'm watching the game again and that pocket was collapsing pretty quickly in that first half, that's part of the reason why Fitzgerald made those bad throws, he knew he was about to get lit up.
Second half we took the foot off the throttle somewhat, but you have to give Buffalo credit, they were fighting to come back, while our guys were playing knowing the game was in the bag.
I watched the game again too. Pace was great - got in several great licks.
With a lead of that nature.. would have thought we would get a sack... especially in obvious passing situations..
I did recognize pressure ... and forcing of some early and bad throws..
The player that is almost impossible to miss is Laundry...
If I'm not mistaken, the Jets and Bills were the only teams to not register a sack Sunday.
Just a weird tidbit.
Exactly the same thing Maybin said on Post Game Live....He said the key with a QB like Fitzpatric who has a quick release, was to pressure him and not necessarily worry about sacks.
Well said by maybin, it's 100% true. I know people want to see sacks or they think there was no pass rush but the fact of the matter is that the rush is what contributed to us registering 3 ints yesterday. Not to mention we have a pretty dirty secondary, but still, the pocket pressure was a major contributing factor to all the badly thrown balls.
DL was GOLDEN!!! for JETS yesterday vs Bills. 41 - 7 bf JETS let off GAS.!! Nuff Said!
I loved the pressure. Fitzpatrick got MAULED on over half of his throws. Look at the game tape. He was destroyed just as he let go of the ball. I'm surprised he finished the game.
This is absolutely incorrect. You are horribly mistaken and if you thought Dareus wasn't going to be a great player then you have already been proven wrong.
He had 6 sacks last year and a TON of pressures which is just amazing for such a big man.
Great player and a great pick.
That is what I was saying yesterday, the Bills are a hard team to get sacks against. Fitzpatrick throws a lot of short quick passes, they still were getting some hits on him and pressure.
Remember, the game was 41-7. So the intensity was let up and they gave up some garbage time TDs. They played back more and Fitz kept throwing short quick passes.
Anyone know where to get good information on the # of QB hits/pressures for a game/season?
Haven't re-watched the game yet but the 3 INTs were not the result of pressure. One horrible throw to Cro. One late throw that Revis picked and One slightly behind the receiver ball that Wilson made a really nice play on.


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Red Hen Bistro's made-from-scratch menu revolves around the fresh, seasonal meats, fish, and produce in French and Californian cuisine. Francophiles will feel conflicted in trying to select only one dish, be it the croque madame, an upscale ham-and-cheese sandwich topped with a sunny-side-up egg ($10.95), or the salad nicoise, a hearty helping of organic greens crowned with roasted potatoes and hard-boiled eggs ($8.95). California dreamers can sample West Coast–inspired temptations such as tamales with braised pork ($8.95) and fish tacos served in crisp tortillas ($9.95). Simplicity seekers can opt for the tomato soup and grilled cheese ($9.95) while enjoying the restaurant's attention to detail—evident in both the food and front-of-house service. With rich-red walls, large windows boasting street views, and touches of French country charm, Red Hen Bistro exudes an air of casual intimacy, though lacy nightclothes are discouraged.
Epernay's executive chef Jayson Grossberg trained under legendary French chef Jean-Louis Palladin before attending New York's Culinary Institute of America. Grossberg has used his pabulum-preparing powers for good and not evil, recently redesigning Epernay's menu to add flavorful new dishes, such as the summer gazpacho with crab meat and lime ($10.95). Fresh-caught mussels come in three broths, such as the "a la Linda" with saffron and tomato ($15.95 single serving, $19.95 shared platter). If you'd like to keep your meal as light at a globetrotting eccentric's hot-air balloon, try a juicy beet salad with summer melon, arugula, and feta cheese ($10.95). Reward your stomach for keeping quiet during last night's visit to the opera with an entree such as caramelized sea scallops with sweet corn, bacon, and tomato ($26.95). Or delve into the crispy duck breast with wild mushrooms, pistachios, and asparagus soaking in a sundried blueberry jus ($26.95) to enjoy a culinary harmony unseen since the California Raisins dominated the airwaves.
Chez Lucienne greets diners with a quietly refined meal in a space that's at once welcoming and intimate. Moving between the restaurant's quaint interior and beautiful outdoor terrace, a friendly and accommodating staff circles about white-linen tabletops and powder-blue banquettes while patrons mull over the inspired fare of Head Chef Thomas Obaton, whose affinity for innovative simplicity goes into every dish. Brunch crowds can indulge in the uncommon post-noon sensibilities of Tartare de Thon, a tuna tartare with wasabi caviar and sesame oil ($11.95), and savory crêpes de poulet au sauce champagne, a blanket of crêpe wrapped about chicken, sautéed spinach, mushrooms, roasted peppers, toasted peanuts, and gooey brie ($14.95).
Chef and owner Jean Luc Kieffer has built a menu that draws upon the traditional while adding a twist, spin, and triple salchow. For dinner, starters include calamari with chorizo, tomato, and cilantro ($11), Alsatian tarte flambé ($13), and organic poached egg with prosciutto and frisee in a green sauce ($14). Entrees are $15–$26 and include options such as the grass-fed beef burger on a homemade brioche bun ($15), coq au vin with mushrooms, bacon and mashed potatoes ($24), and the vegetarian-friendly cheese soufflé with comté and gruyere ($22). Because of the seasonality of the cuisine, the lineup can deviate a bit depending on time of year. For lunch or brunch, diners can feast upon smaller bites such as a beer-battered fish sandwich ($13), goat-cheese salad with roasted beets ($13), or specialty quiche and salad ($12).
Snuggled behind a red-trimmed Parisian façade, Alouette French Bistro presents generous portions of contemporary French cuisine. The menu boasts a diverse selection of traditional Gallic proteins peppered with freshly sourced ingredients and unexpected flourishes, exemplified by the Maplecrest free-range chicken and chive pomme purée, slathered in a basting of shiitake and truffle oil. A bumper crop of all-organic fruits and veggies garnishes plates of diver sea scallops and roasted lamb with saffron-spiced fingerling potatoes and savory tomato confit. The wine list overflows with reds, whites, and bubbles from Europe and the New World, while desserts and cordials cap off dinners with dulcet notes of sweetness.
Alouette's intimacy is enhanced by flowing red curtains, vintage hardwood flooring, and an elegant antique chandelier. Owner Jon Michael Pardo cultivates a high-class, yet low-key atmosphere, plying patrons with elegant meals prepared by a native French chef and delivered by a friendly wait staff. The two-tiered space allows for romantic dining as well as weekly musical performances by local jazz, classical, and washboard-percussion performers.
From its glass-enclosed-rooftop vantage point, Terrace in the Sky sides executive chef Jason Potanovich's gourmet bistro fare with striking views of Manhattan. Four hundred varieties of wine complement 10 seasonally adjusted dinner appetizers for a practically endless number of opening ensembles, like sequined jumpsuits at an ABBA revival tour. Spiced spoked octopus a la plancha places white nectarines and squid-ink balsamic vinaigrette within tentacles' grasp ($17) before carnaroli risotto steamrolls duck confit, acorn squash, wild mushrooms, and porcini oil across tongue pavement ($31). Lunchers can feast on organic chicken breast with bacon lardons, cipollini onions, braised kale, and ultra-creamy potato purée ($22), and brunchers can choose any two entrees to hybridize a fixed-price meal ($35).


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WinDriver automates and simplifies the development of user-mode Linux device drivers for PCI, CardBus, ISA, PMC, PCI-X, PCI-EXPRESS, and CompactPCI as well as USB 1.1/2.0. No internal OS knowledge or kernel level programming is required. It supports kernel 2.0.31 and above, including embedded Linux, x86 and PowerPC processors, and any 32-bit development environment supporting C or Delphi. Applications are source code compatible across Windows 98/Me/NT/2000/XP/XP Embedded/Server 2003/CE, Linux, Solaris, and VxWorks.
EFEU is suitable for handling data cubes, which are especially useful for building data warehouses. It consists of a building system including mkmf (a xmkmf like Makefile generator), esh (a powerful C/C++ interpreter), efeudoc (a document generator with different output formats (LaTeX, HTML, roff, etc.)). EFEU has a huge set of C library core features, including robust memory allocation tools, functions to concatenate and copy strings with memory allocation, buffers for dynamically-growing strings and fields, data structures with reference counters and garbage collection, and file tools that allow you to specify pipes wherever a filename is expected and support automatic implementation of (de)compression filters (gzip) depending on filename extensions. It also includes a high-level interface to files, strings, and anything else you can read from or write to.
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Brook for GPUs is a compiler and runtime implementation of the Brook stream programming language for modern graphics hardware. The goals for this project are to demonstrate general purpose programing on GPUs, to provide a useful tool for developers who want to run applications on GPUs, and to research the stream language programming model, streaming applications, and system implementations.
Visual Paradigm for UML is a Unified Modeling Language (UML) design tool that supports all UML diagrams, SysML diagrams, and entity relationship diagrams. Visual Paradigm for UML provides extensive use case modeling features, including full function UML use case diagram, flow of events editor, use case/actor grid, and activity diagram generation. Visual Paradigm for UML produces system documentation in PDF, HTML, and MS Word formats. A developer can design system documentation with the template designer. A system analyst can estimate the consequences of changes with impact analysis diagrams, such as matrix and analysis diagram. Visual Paradigm for UML generates Java code.
SDE for NetBeans is a UML modeling environment tightly integrated with NetBeans. It lets you draw all types of UML diagrams (use case diagram, class diagram, sequence diagram, activity diagram, etc.) in NetBeans, reverse source code (Java, C++, XML, XML Schema, CORBA IDL, etc.) to UML models, and generate Java source from UML diagrams. It features a Rational Rose importer, an XMI importer, HTML/PDF documentation generators, and plug-in and template support.
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This is a discussion on Blackberry Playbook Operating System Update Delay and lower sales within the Off-Topic forums, part of the Apple iPad Discussions category; BBC News - Blackberry PlayBook operating software update delayed Tim...
Sometimes I feel sorry for RIM. They were doing so well but when they started the co-CEO nonsense things went south fast and continue in that direction. I don't know that they really get it or will ever recover. It's sad to witness.
RIM lost its focus and future when it decided to be all things to all mobile consumers. AA
Agreed. You just can't run a company like that by committee...you'll always be behind the curve and the resulting products will always be inferior. Still...it's too bad as I believe competition is good for everyone. It spurs innovation and growth. I'd hate to see the game boil down to two or three players.


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Our community-oriented church is located in the rural country setting of Laurel Lake in Silver Lake Township, Susquehanna County, Pennsylvania
Silver Lake Presbyterian Church was organized on February 16, 1816, and the present structure built in 1846. We are an assembled congregation of many backgrounds and denominations. All of us share a desire to worship our Triune God in a meaningful and dignified manner. Our style of worship and praise is comfortable and compatible with our varied heritages. We are expanding our ministry opportunities and continually assessing our programs. We welcome comments that help us to become a better church so that we can continually meet the needs of our congregation and serve our community in the best ways possible. We are to give our best to help anyone in need or difficulty.
Praise God! On November 16, 2013, Silver Lake Presbyterian Church was officially dismissed from the Presbyterian Church USA denomination. Our membership in the Evangelical Presbyterian Church denomination will be made official in early 2014. To God be the glory! For more information about EPC, please visit www.epc.org, or come visit us on Sunday morning and ask us. The EPC's beliefs match ours at SLPC:


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William Henry Holmes artists' files, 1879-1932
Holmes, William Henry, b. 1846 d. 1933
Museum director
Active in Washington, D.C.
Collection size: 36 items (partially microfilmed on 2 reels)
Collection Summary: REEL 2227: Artists' files, 1879-1932, accumulated by Holmes while director of the National Collection of Fine Art (later the National Museum of American Art), Washington D.C. The files contain correspondence between Holmes and the following artists: James Earle Fraser, Vinnie Ream Hoxie, John LaFarge, Gari Melchers, Thomas Moran, Violet Oakley, Joseph Pennell, Max Weyl, Mary Vaux Walcott, Irving R. Wiles and George Julian Zolnay; a photo of Weyl, a photo of a painting of Weyl by Holmes, a sketch of Pennell, and a note are also included.
REEL 5438: Files on R.N. Brooke, Thomas Moran, Henry Moser, Hobart Nichols, and Carl F. Weller. The Brooke file contains 3 photographs of Brooke: one a portrait annotated by Holmes, another of Brooke with his Corcoran School of Art class, ca. 1906 (accompanied by a key identifying a few students), and one, ca. 1900, of Brooke, E.H. Miller, Max Weyl, and E.C. Messer, autographed by each. Glued to the back of the latter is a typescript of an exchange of letters between Holmes and the donor of the photo, Emma North Messer. The Nichols file consists of 5 letters from Nichols to Holmes, undated and 1932, regarding information on his work and other artists and paintings. The two Moran items include a note from Moran to Holmes, 1883, congratulating Holmes on his wedding, and a telegram from Ruth Moran regarding her father's death, 1926. Carl Weller's file contains a watercolor painting of the French countryside, and a brief bio on Weller. The Moser file contains a letter from Moser to Holmes, undated, encouraging him in painting and exhibiting, a photograph of Moser, ca. 1845, and correspondence with Moser's widow concerning the purchase of Moser's painting, "Evening in the Berkshires" by the Cosmos Club.
Biographical/Historical Note: Painter and museum director; Washington, D.C. Holmes served as Curator of the National Gallery of Art from 1907 to 1920 (now known as the National Museum of American Art) and its director from 1920-1932.
Transferred from the vertical files of the National Museum of American Art Library, Smithsonian Institution, 1981 and 1992.
How to Use this Collection
- Microfilm reels 2227 and 5438 (fr. 1195-1232) available at Archives of American Art offices and through interlibrary loan.
- Use of original papers requires an appointment and is limited to the Archives' Washington, D.C., Research Center. Microfilmed materials must be consulted on microfilm. Contact Reference Services for more information.
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Alumni Events
Past Alumni Events
Alumni Men's Basketball Game Nov. 2013 Photos
Golf Tournament 2013 Photos
Alumni group attends AthFest
A group of Alumni went to AthFest on June 23. They started the day at Transmetropolitan for a pizza buffet and then enjoyed a day of concerts and shows.
Coach Cave Golf Tournament & Alumni Weekend 2012
Thank you to all of you who attended Alumni Weekend. Click here to see photos from all events!Alumni Outing: Gwinnett Gladiators Hockey Game
November 6th at 4:05 p.m.
Optional pre-game tour started at 2 p.m.
Open to all Piedmont friends!
Alumni Baseball Game, Gathering, and Batting Practice
The Baseball team had their annual alumni game in the fall as over 25 alumni returned to play in the annual games and to enjoy the cookout after.


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Reading vs. Tewksbury
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As one of the venerable schools left on the undefeated bus, Reading (11-0) is favored not only because of its record, but because of its vaunted defense. The Rockets are allowing 4.7 points per game, the best in Eastern and Central Massachusetts. Drew Belcher, a two-year starter, quarterbacks Reading. He's tossed 19 touchdowns and run for another eight. Tewksbury (7-4) is on a five-game winning streak and features an array of running backs, including Ed Matovu (10 touchdowns) and James Sullivan (6 touchdowns).


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Fong Lye Restaurant: Try the Taiwan Specialties!
This restaurant have a lot of choices for Taiwan Specialties which is rather rare in Malaysia. Price is considered reasonable for set per pax but the drinks are a bit pricy.
Favorite Dish: 3 bei Chicken (3 cup chicken) and their beef dishes are good and tender. -
Fong Lye Restaurant: Taiwanese Chinese food
This is a small restaurant located at the busy Jalan Imbi. Over at Jalan Imbi there are so many eateries it is difficult to choose. There is the famous OVerseas restaurant which serves excellent Chinese food, and across from it where the former Overseas' chef has opened and then there is old time favourite Sakura and also a snack eatery called Frutti stall which I love their ice desserts and also hot paste soups.
But Fong Lye is one of my more favourite places along Jalan Imbi
Favorite Dish: I have several favourites here - wine marinated crispy pork which is like pork chop eaten with ketchup; then there is a chicken dish cooked in a metal bowl which the Chinese call it 3 cup chicken which in the menu is not called that. But if you like balck soya sauce and basil leaves this is the 3 cup chicken dish - a bit on the sweet side but it is really yummy.
The sweet and spicy and slightly sour egg plant dish is also yummy, but simple stir fried \vege with lily bulb etc is also yummy. On very cool evenings you can have fish head or better still entire fish fried and then immersed into a hotpot of clear soup which is filled with meatballs, cabbages, crabsticks, and you have the simple yet light flavour soup. Other typical dishes i order are stir fried french beans and also radish oimelltte.
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Robocop (via Criterion)
The Double (Written & Directed by Richard Ayoade)
Under The Skin (Directed by Jonathan Glazer)
Enemy (Directed by Denis Villeneuve)
I managed to catch 22 movies during my 6 days at Sundance but with hundreds of movies playing, it's impossible not to end up missing out on some things. I think I did a pretty good job of seeing some of the most buzzed about films at the fest but didn't have a chance to see everything I had planned on, including a few films that ended up getting squeezed out for time, sleep or scheduling conflicts. Not including films that already premiered at other festivals which I'm already dying to see ("Blue Ruin," "Locke," "Only Lovers Left Alive") or films that I already had on my Most Anticipated Of 2014 list (David Wain's "We Came Together"), here are 6 more films that played the fest that I'll be looking forward to checking out hopefully in the near future.
1. Whiplash (Damien Chazelle) Unfortunately I missed out on the Opening Night film about a drummer (Miles Teller) and his hard-ass music teacher (J.K. Simmons) which took home both major awards and quietly became the most talked about film at the festival.
2. Obvious Child (Gillian Robespierre) Jenny Slate stars as a 27 year old Brooklyn comedian confronted with an accidental pregnancy (abortion jokes!). I actually tried to get into a press screening of this and was shut out.
3. The Babadook (Jennifer Kent) Terrible title aside, this Australian horror film about a bogeyman haunting a mother and son picked up great reviews from the midnight crowds. And the teaser looks pretty good too.
4. Life Itself (Steve James) Documentary about the most influential film critic of all time, Roger Ebert, played extremely well in a room full of film critics. I'm sorry I missed it.
5. What We Do In The Shadows (Jemaine Clement & Taika Waititi) Apparently hilarious horror mockumentary starring "Flight Of The Conchords" Jemaine Clement as a member of a clan of vampires in New Zealand.
6. God Help The Girl (Stuart Murdoch) Belle & Sebastian singer Stuart Murdoch wrote and directed this musical about a Glasgow trio that decides to form a band. The film received mixed/tepid reviews but I'm still curious.
This was my fourth year attending the Sundance Film Festival and due to a flight cancellation that left me stranded for an extra day, I packed a record 22 films (plus one screener) into 6 very full days. As usual, I concentrated mostly on the U.S. Dramatic and Premiere categories which means I missed a ton of smaller films and docs that I'll probably be catching up with throughout the year. Though I say it every year, this year seemed especially great not just for the films I saw but the time I spent bumping into friends and talking to strangers. (Shout out to Sue, a woman I had never met who offered me a place to stay after my flight was cancelled!) One of these years, I may even make it to a party. For now, here in descending order are my favorites from Sundance 2014.
1. The Raid 2: Berandal (Gareth Evans) Not as perfect as the original but still a goddamned great time. The theatre applauded after every big fight. Epic.
2. Boyhood (Richard Linklater) Filmed over the course of 12 years, this unassuming epic tracks one boy from ages 6-18. Quietly moving and cumulatively rewarding.
3. Frank (Lenny Abrahamson) Michael Fassbender is a musical genius with a giant paper mâché head. A fucking weird, wild comedy, a complete original and a must-see for anyone who's ever been in a band.
4. Listen Up, Phillip (Alex Ross Perry) Acidic, idiosyncratic mix of Wes Anderson & John Cassavetes. Jason Schwartzman's best role since Rushmore.
5. Song One (Kate Barker-Froyland) Lovely, low-key love story feels emotionally & musically authentic. Great chemistry between Hathaway & Flynn.
6. The Guest (Adam Wingard) Cannon, Cameron & Carpenter. Imagine a young Tom Cruise cast as The Terminator instead of in Risky Business. Fun! Read my review.
7. A Most Wanted Man (Anton Corbijn) Understated spy yarn, handsomely produced but neither a thriller or a character study. Accents distract. Read my review.
8. I Origins (Mike Cahill) Hipster scientists set out to disprove God. Lots of big ideas, silly at times but that ending gave me goosebumps.
9. The One I Love (Charlie McDowell) Small scale high concept exploration of relationships is simple but effective. Elizabeth Moss can do no wrong. Read my review.
10. Kumiko, The Treasure Hunter (David Zellner) Strange, sad character portrait of a lonely dreamer on a quest. Moody, melancholic & cinematic.
11. 20,000 Days On Earth (Iain Forsyth & Jane Pollard) Inventive Nick Cave doc mixes fantasy/reality & gives a glimpse into his creative process circa Push The Sky Away. Read my review.
12. Hellion (Kat Candler) Authentic portrait of 2 brothers growing up in rural Texas doesn't strike false note until 3rd act. Heavy Metal soundtrack rules.
13. Cold In July (Nick Damici) Mullet C. Hall stars as a meek husband who stumbles onto a dark conspiracy in this retro-flavored genre-bender.
14. Life After Beth (Jeff Baena) Aubrey Plaza is easily the best thing about this disappointing zombie comedy. Lacks motivation, metaphor. Read my review.
15. Laggies (Lynn Shelton) Admirably flips the gender on Apatow man-children but not even a game Keira Knightley can save this uneven comedy.
16. The Skeleton Twins (Craig Johnson) Bill Hader & Kristen Wiig do wonders with difficult material as suicidal siblings in this dark dramedy that ultimately feels too slight and Sundance-y. Read my review.
17. Happy Christmas (Joe Swanberg) A great cast & setup but there isn't quite a 'there' there in this improvised drama that feels more like a rehearsal than fully realized story.
18. Killers (The Mo Brothers) Disappointing serial killer pic from the Safe Haven VHS2 crew. Long & ultraviolent but with a few strong sequences.
19. Young Ones (Jake Paltrow) Post-apocalyptic sci-fi western fantasia better on paper than in practice. Deadly slow, overwrought. Small Naps.
20. Wish I Was Here (Zach Braff) Zach Braff tackles faith & family in this overlong & very uneven comedy. Starts strong but gets very soggy. Read my review.
21. God's Pocket (John Slattery) 70s-set dour, tonally inconsistent dark comedy about a small town murder. Fargo is a lot harder than it looks. Read my review.
22. The Sleepwalker (Mona Fastvold) Chamber piece stretches thin premise to 85 minutes. Awkward staging, stilted acting & obvious expository dialogue don't help.
23. Jamie Marks Is Dead (Carter Smith) A murdered teen returns to haunt an acquaintance in this bleak drama. Too dreary & slow with nowhere to go.
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