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by **Don Wilsh** » Sun, 02 Mar 1997 04:00:00

Drivers:

Joe Farr has just completed all 16) Nascar 2 Track Guides.

This track guides are located at:

http://www.racesimcentral.net/

These track guides are part of the new FREE unoffical
NASCAR 2 Manual that will exceed of 700 pages of
information on NASCAR 2 Racing in the offline
and on-line modes..

This track guide provides Nascar 2 Setups for
Racing and Qualifying, Replays of qualifying and
racing lines, and Animated Gifs. Now all you have
to do is read and drive.

Please review and critique the page and if you have
any information to improve this information please
contact Joe Farr. We will notify you when more
guides are available.

Don Wilshe, IVGA

We at the IVGA would like to thank Joe Farr, Pekka Heino,
Bob Rice and Jack Byrnes for the great job... We are
looking forward to Mark Zemeda's Driving a Car section
with over 50 web pages on driving tips and the MASTER
MECHANIC - Julian Data who is doing the HOW TO SETUP
A CAR.. Julian has always been a the ROCKET OF ROCKETS!!

by **David Otternes** » Mon, 03 Mar 1997 04:00:00

> Drivers:

<snip>

He should be.... he has like a pentium 8749852209380312 mhz computer
with a gig of RAM..
I bet he can run SVGA.. <insert me crying over my p60> heheh, Hi Don!!!
Hi JD!!!

-Roid

David Otterness

by **Kyle Langst** » Wed, 05 Mar 1997 04:00:00

On Sun, 02 Mar 1997 21:26:35 -0600, David Otterness

>> Drivers:

><snip>

>> MECHANIC - Julian Data who is doing the HOW TO SETUP
>> A CAR.. Julian has always been a the ROCKET OF ROCKETS!!

>He should be.... he has like a pentium 8749852209380312 mhz computer
>with a gig of RAM..
>I bet he can run SVGA.. <insert me crying over my p60> heheh, Hi Don!!!
>Hi JD!!!

> -Roid

>David Otterness

My understanding was he had a 486 and a joystick at one point, but he
was still at or near the top of the IVGA rankings.

Kyle Langston
_________________________________

http://www.traction.git.net/nrcentral/

by **rtic** » Wed, 05 Mar 1997 04:00:00

>> On Sun, 02 Mar 1997 21:26:35 -0600, David Otterness

>> >> Drivers:
>> ><snip>
>> My understanding was he had a 486 and a joystick at one point, but he
>> was still at or near the top of the IVGA rankings.
>> Kyle Langston

>> http://www.traction.git.net/nrcentral/

>I heard he had and 286! And he would hit the side of the case with a
>rock to turn left!! :-]
>jimG.

Actually, it was a coal-fired 286, and the disk drive had a rope start
to get it up to speed.

by **Jim G** » Thu, 06 Mar 1997 04:00:00

> On Sun, 02 Mar 1997 21:26:35 -0600, David Otterness

> >> Drivers:

> ><snip>
> My understanding was he had a 486 and a joystick at one point, but he
> was still at or near the top of the IVGA rankings.

> Kyle Langston
> _________________________________

> http://www.traction.git.net/nrcentral/

I heard he had and 286! And he would hit the side of the case with a
rock to turn left!! :-]
jimG.

by **SimRaci** » Thu, 06 Mar 1997 04:00:00

Actually, you're ALL wrong...

From the Pong & Asteroid Scrolls it is written:

"Julian The Great, being the resourceful sod he is, combined an ancient
8088 with an Intelivision (reworked with a Motorola math-co), and powered
by two rats (Ben and Socrates), who would run in their excersise-wheels
(hooked to a '62 Plymouth Valiant generator) to the beat of the Brady
Bunch intro...

In order him to tame this savage beast (the computer, not the rats), it
was necessary for Julian to have canned-freon (yes children, but this
was before the EPA) in case the unit decided to go into "China Syndrome"
(lessons learned from his father's Variac)...

The monitor was an old '64 Zenith remote B&W, with the remote setup as
the input device. Multitasking was accomplished by double-clicking the
remote, and depending on the time between clicks (then measured in
micro-seconds) he could then switch from one text-screen to the next...

For this, he is also mentioned in the `History of Zork' (Vol.16, pg.146,
Donkey Kong Press)..."

I will now answer questions from the floor... ;)

by **Eric T. Busc** » Thu, 06 Mar 1997 04:00:00

And I thought I had a lot of time on my hands...

--

The IWCCCARS Project: Q & A Representative
http://www.theuspits.com/iwcccars/index.html-ssi
http://userwww.service.emory.edu/~ebusch/

by **Ken Aalan** » Thu, 06 Mar 1997 04:00:00

> > Actually, it was a coal-fired 286, and the disk drive had a rope start
> > to get it up to speed.

> Actually, you're ALL wrong...

> From the Pong & Asteroid Scrolls it is written:

> "Julian The Great, being the resourceful sod he is, combined an ancient
> 8088 with an Intelivision (reworked with a Motorola math-co), and powered
> by two rats (Ben and Socrates), who would run in their excersise-wheels
> (hooked to a '62 Plymouth Valiant generator) to the beat of the Brady
> Bunch intro...

> In order him to tame this savage beast (the computer, not the rats), it
> was necessary for Julian to have canned-freon (yes children, but this
> was before the EPA) in case the unit decided to go into "China Syndrome"
> (lessons learned from his father's Variac)...

> The monitor was an old '64 Zenith remote B&W, with the remote setup as
> the input device. Multitasking was accomplished by double-clicking the
> remote, and depending on the time between clicks (then measured in
> micro-seconds) he could then switch from one text-screen to the next...

> For this, he is also mentioned in the `History of Zork' (Vol.16, pg.146,
> Donkey Kong Press)..."

> I will now answer questions from the floor... ;)

I have got to stop drinking!

Ken

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