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city
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15 Be
sycophantic
toward
16 A single time
17 Prompt
18 Semblances
20 Little bird's
call
23 Despot
24 Pianist Dame
Myra
25 Unknown
man
28 A Gershwin
29 "The Old
Bucket"
30 Boxer
32 Fastened a
belt
34 Gambling
game
35 NC school
36 Serf
37 "Ed Wood"
Oscar winner
Martin
40 Crib
41 Notion
42 Stop
progressing
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block name 19 "Death in trees
Venice" 34 Finocchio
DOWN author 36 Lofty
1 U.K. fliers " 20 Actor 37 Old Italian
2 Historic McBride money
period 21 34-Down, for 38 Commotions
3 Fresh one 39 Tide type
4 Trips the light 22 Jacob's 40 "Splish
fantastic brother Splash"
5 Adore 23 Bus fare, activity
6 Lemony quaff sometimes 43 Potent stick
7 Ceased to 25 Louvered 44 Mr. Lincoln
exist window 45 Playground
8 On the ship 26 October game
9 Talent show birthstone 46 Self
prop 27 37-Down
10 Wedding replacer
Trivia
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1. MOVIES: "The Sound of Music"
features how many yon Trapp chil-
dren ?
2. MUSIC: Which 1970s band
released the hit "Smoke on the
Water"?
3. PRESIDENTS: Who was the first
U.S. president to be photographed?
4. ANIMAL KINGDOM: What kind
of creature would belong in tile order
Chelonia?
5. GEOGRAPHY Tile ishmd of
Grenada is closest to the coast of
which South American country?
6. TELEVISION: Who was the long-
time host of "'Soul Train"?
7. HISTORY: What was ml oast
house used if)r?
8. LITERATURE: What was Ernest
Hemingway's first novel?
9. GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: To
which British queen was the Koh-i-
noor diamond given?
10. GAMES: What card game is the
older game of whist most akin to?
Answers,
l. Seven
2. Deep Purple
3. John Quincy Adams
4. Turtles, terrapins and tortoises
5, Venezuela
6. Don Cornelius
7. Drying hops used in making beer
and ale
8. "The Sun Also Rises" (1926)
9. Queen Victoria
10. Bridge
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one of the Grand Masters of science
fiction, who made the following sage
observation: "Progress isn't made by
early risers. It's made by lazy men try-
ing to find easier ways to do some-
thing."
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Probably not, since their effectiveness
depends largely upon others not
knowing they exist. A claque is a
group of people who have been hired
to make a show seem more successful
by applauding the performers.
• In mcient China it was b61ieved
that poison would cause anything
made of silver to turn black I which
explains why Chinese emperors used
chopsticks made of the valuable met-
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¢1: year have been the 200th anniversary
" of the births of Abraham Lincoln and
Charles Darwin, but there's zmother
birthday that's gotten somewhat less
press: This year Guinness turns 250.
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started brewing his celebrated beer --
and got a remarkably good real-estate
deal, too. He signed a 9,000-year
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United States is liposuction.
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to the venom that causes blood pres-
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3. Found on computer screens.
4. Jazz musicians' talk.
5. Record of ship's progress.
6. A boy's best friend.
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Last Week's Race: Russ Friedman 400
Race Trivia
"...And if you drag that stick along my fence
Pro Racing Weekly Update
May 8-r9, 2009
.. -__ . - ,,
Through May 3, 2009 Kyle Busch
Darlington Raceway
Race Information & Records
Last Year's Winner: Kyle Busch
Qualifying Record: Ward Burton 173.797 - 1996
Race Record: Dale Earnhardt 139.958 - 1993
Race Time: 7:00 pm ET, May 9th
Track Statistics & History
Location: Dadington, S.C.
Banking I Turns: 25 / 23 degrees
Diatance: 1.366 miles
Shape: Oval
Harold Brasington knew what he was
doing in 1949 when he started pushing dirt
around an old peanut field. With every lap
those graders and bulldozers completed,
the Darlington Raceway came to life. Fifty
nine years later the Dadington Raceway is
a unique, somewhat egg-shaped oval with
the nickname of "Too Tough To Tame." Today, the track,s
specifications remain true to Mr. Brasington's vision,
with the exception of a few minor adjustments. It was the
first superspeedway built with NASCAR racing in mind.
There have been over 100 NASCAR Sprint Cup races
since the track opened. Retired driver David Pearson
teads all drivers with 10 victories. #
2009 Sprint Cup Series
Ddver Pon
1) Jeff Gordon 1441
2) Kurt Busch 1431
3) Tony Stewart 1402
4) Denny Hamlin 1321
5) Kyle Busch 1314
6) Jimmie Johnson 1290
7) Jeff Burton 1257
8) Clint Bower 1212
9) Cad Edwards 1204
10) Ryan Newman 1198
11) Greg Biffle 1193
12) Matt Kenseth 1187
2009 Nationwide Series
Dver Points
1) Kyle Busch 1414
2) Cad Edwards 1332
3) Jason Leffier 1216
4) Joey Logano 1213
5) Brad Keseiowski 1201
6) David Ragan 1139
7) Jason Keller 1063
8) Michael McDowell 1021
9) Scott Lagasse Jr. 998
10) Steve Wallace 967
Born: May 2, 1985
Sponsor: M&M's/Snickers
Crew Chief: Steve Addington
Car: Toyota '
Biography:
Kyte Bosch joined Moto on Feb. 4,
2003 and found success on the back almost immedi-
atty. He won his first Club of Arnedca raoe
at Nashvie Speedway flora the pola poson, and fok
lowed up wi a second win at Kentucky Speedway in
'e very sext colg. That same year he entersd
seven NASCAR Busch Series, eaming a runner-up
finish at Lowe's Motor Speedway in his flint start. In
late 2004. Kyle Busch was selected by Henddck
to replace racing veteran and two-me
Cup chamip winner Teny Labonte in the famed
No. 5 Kellogg's Chevrolet for 2005 and beyond. In
2005, Busch clinched 2005 Cup Rookie of e
Year ltle before he ond of the sseson. He won his flint
Cup raee at the Sony HD 500 at Califomia Speedway
in September 2005. In 2006, Busch qualified for the
Chase for the Cup. but slmgglad tu compete and
finished the season in 10th place. In 2007, Busch
competed in the Cup Championship and finished the
season in 5th ptece. Bosch had e vk:todee klst
year, but skuggled in the Chase for the Cup and
finished the season in 10th place.
Dodge ans to rema oived NASCAR for e foreseeab
despite last week's anrKJnoBmet that peret Gompeny
has fled for bankmpCy. The manufarer had i
s for months, surviving on loans from e US government
and had been given a deadline by the abaca admin to
come up wi a rescdng plan. However, e company failed
to me ffse demaxb ard ed for banN New york. Desple at Me
Accav, Ctwss drear of brand rn=k#ng and stegy for Dodge Mosports, sa
they plan to remain involved in N/ ough their Dodge brand for now.
Drtver
Kyle Busch 14 1 19015
Tony Stewart 16 2 170/0
Jeff Burton 5 3 165/0
Ryan Newman 10 4 165/5
Mark Martin 7 5 155/0
Sam Homish Jr. 28 6 150/0
Jamie McMurray 27 7 146/0
Jeff Gordon 2 8 147/5
Casey Mears 41 9 138/0
Juan Montoya 29 10 13410
Start Finish Points/Bonus Kyte Busch celebrated his 24th birthday on Saturday by
winning the Crown Royal Presents Russ Fdedman 400.
He ran away from the field over the last 30 laps to claim
his first victory at Richmond International Raceway.
With the victory, Busch became the first ddver to win
three times this season. He also became the second
driver in NASCAR history to win on his birthday. Cale
Yarboreugh did it twice. Tony Stewart finished second
for the second time in three weeks. Jeff Burton was
third. Denny Hamlin led the most laps at track
closest to his home, but a faulty pit stop cost Hamlin,
who led 148 laps, a chance at winning.
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