Rover-BRM

Here is one I had a hand in. Given that we built it in a single day, and started with one of the ten ugliest vehicles ever publicly sold, the result worked well enough to win its race... One day steam car build for Scrapheap Challenge/Junkyard Wars

I don't know the underlying financials well enough to judge, but they've obviously done great things with video and have a large staff with a lot of good people. People like to hate on Angus, but hard decisions have to be made to keep any parts of SI alive. I do miss SCC though and wish I could buy all the archives…

After the demise of SCC, I have little love for Source Interlink. When you only know one thing, a paradigm shift is lethal. I'm sorry for those who lost their jobs in this.

I remember that!

One thing I remember most about watching coverage of the Indy 500, was that they always somehow managed to include this song in the broadcast somehow.

Rutgers Students are more aligned with LaGrande and no one wants to hear Kean speak and be bored out of their minds. LaGrande is at least inspirational and everyone feels a bond towards him and for taking him out like that is down right ruthless and will not go well with anyone. I went to Rutgers and have friends…

In FSAE you work 40+ hours a week with no pay. I think they're looking in the right place.

it's because it was built on the coupe (300s w188) platform

That's the same logic that was behind Cash for Clunkers.

DAT FRONT OVERHANG

Thank you for being a gentleman, good sir.

Only people without self confidence care how they look, let alone how they look when they're 50.

And only a few days later, a passenger aboard one plane caught video of fuel pouring from a wing.

I hear Woody Allen narrating and George Gershwin music playing:

Man that was completely inappropriate, on both ends. First all of the illegal contact, and then the screaming and pleading for the unfair advantages to stop...he should get Fine-d.

The 747 was originally intended to be strictly a freighter, which is why it has the design it does. The entire passenger level was to be for freight, while the second floor was designed to get the cockpit and crew areas above the cargo floor so that the nose can open for loading and unloading. Boeing had already made…