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Talk:Bolton Wanderers F.C.

Address of Bolton Wanderers
Even according to the club itself, it is based in Lostock, Bolton and not Horwich. Therefore the club is still based in Bolton. 217.196.238.225 (talk) 13:40, 4 August 2008 (UTC)

It is time to remove the erroneous reference to Bolton Wanderers being located in Manchester or the bogus 'Greater Manchester' area. Bolton remains in the historic county of Lancashire. There is no reference to Manchester or 'Greater Manchester' in the address for BWFC as stated in (http://www.bwfc.co.uk/page/ContactUs/0,,1004,00.html). Most Bolton fans would consider it inflammatory describe the club as being in 'Greater Manchester'. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 86.138.224.235 (talk) 22:11, 2 April 2009 (UTC) comment left by gusty

Nickname
Is there any evidence that any Bolton fan at a Bolton game has ever referred to the team as 'The Trotters'? Having attended around a thousand matches I cannot recall anyone ever using this expression. I suggest that 'The Trotters' be removed as a nickname or at the very least it should be referenced within the article that 'The Trotters' is primarily used by press/media and not by the fans of the club. Thanks, Gusty —Preceding unsigned comment added by 86.138.224.235 (talk) 23:15, 2 April, 2009 (UTC) 81.132.37.174 (talk) 16:59, 3 April 2009 (UTC)gusty

 * Okay, i'm a bolton fan who attends every match and I know my teams nickname is the Trotters. You are a proven troll (see the talk page of one of your many IP's: User talk:86.174.25.64) who seems to have an agenda to disrupt this project. Please stop and consider finding something more constructive to do either on wikipedia or elsewhere. Maybe you should consider joining a forum and engaging in a debate about the clubs nickname there! Thank you John Sloan (view / chat) 22:33, 2 April 2009 (UTC)

Hello Mr Sloan...have you ever heard any chants at the match involving the word 'Trotters'? What part of the ground do you go in? You have made your position clear regarding the term 'Trotters' but I think we need to engage the thoughts of others to come to a satisfactory conclusion. Anyone else got a view? Thanks Gusty81.132.37.174 (talk) 16:59, 3 April 2009 (UTC)gusty

Gusty, you're on your own on this. Any Bolton fan can tell you that BWFC's nickname is the Trotters. Just because you don't call them that doesn't mean that it's not their nickname. BBMSteve (talk) 15:36, 6 April 2009 (UTC)

The nickname is ment to come from the fact that in the days before Burnden Park, one of the pitches was adjacent to a piggery and clearances often end up in there. Players had to 'trot' through the pig-pens to retrieve the balls. (http://www.mehstg.com/boltonw.htm) Tails07 (talk) 10:18, 11 June 2009 (UTC)

Rivals
There are a number of problems with the "rivals". For one, it is a misnomer to suggest that Blackburn are the biggest rivals. You don't see any "I only 8 Blackburn" shirts around the Reebok but plenty of "I only 8 Man U". Secondly, geographically, Wigan are the closest rivals in the Premiership, the Borough of Wigan being about a mile way. Thirdly, Bury are historically the biggest rivals, being the closest town to Bolton. And fourthly, Tranmere are deemed to be rivals after the game that the team got changed in Bolton as Sam Allardyce deemed Prenton Park's facilities to be too sparse, plus the infamous Dave Challinor towel incidents in the League Cup in 2000. It is lazy to suggest that Blackburn. Bolton get bigger attendances, plus now Burnley are in the Premiership Blackburn, if they cared anyway, now have a closer "local rival". Plus, it's not cited. Quentin X (talk) 20:22, 4 October 2009 (UTC)

Some Bolton supporters will also point to chants of "There's only one Wanderer's!" as a good indication that a minor rivalry is growing with midlands club Wolverhampton Wanderers. Recent allegations of tapping up from Wolverhampton Wanderers to the FA are likely to increase this rivaly amongst supporters of both clubs.

Just to say that they've been singing that for twenty years. (Quentin X (talk) 07:44, 8 October 2009 (UTC)_

The rivalries section contains no mention of Manchester United, either as a "rival" or as a "club with enmity". Why is this? Go to any Bolton game and you will hear countless songs about Man U. To make no mention of this at all seems ridiculous.Mrfranco (talk) 14:42, 14 June 2013 (UTC)

We hate Man U. Blackburn is just a decent derby match, I don't think most Bolton fans routinely wish them ill. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 2.27.200.146 (talk) 21:15, 14 November 2013 (UTC)

Was discussing this with an Oldham fan the other day - they have a similar issue with 'rivalries'. As with ourselves they tend to dislike Manchester United more than most but don't really see them as a proper rival, it tends to depend on the era which rivalry is bigger. In the 70s we had Blackburn, Oldham, Preston, Burnley and Blackpool, and I'd put them in that order in terms of 'ferocity'. 1980s Bury and Wigan replaced Blackburn and Oldham but the others remained. The 1990s saw the return of Blackburn, Oldham and Burnley with the two Manchester clubs and also Tranmere. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 92.236.18.172 (talk) 17:47, 3 September 2019 (UTC)

Location of the Reebok Stadium
The Reebok Stadium stands in the area of Lostock Bolton not in the town of Horwich. My grandfather ran a farm which was located were the lostock industrial estate now sits, and the field that the Reebok Stadium was built on was my grandfathers bottom field which is still part of the Lostock area. There is a stream that runs inbetween the Reebok Stadium and a tesco extra supermarket called the Middlebrook which seperates the border of Lostock and Horwich, the area of the retail park next to the Reebok Stadium also gets its name from the stream. —Preceding unsigned comment added by Johnyp86 (talk • contribs) 13:11, 2 November 2009 (UTC)

Early history
Despite its name, this section says very little about the early history of the club, dealing with the first 50 years in less than six lines. --Daemonic Kangaroo (talk) 06:50, 1 February 2010 (UTC)

Why are they called the Wanderers?
Curious about that. Doc Quintana (talk) 22:43, 10 May 2010 (UTC)
 * Because they never had a regular home back in the 1870s when they were called Christ Church and used to "wander" from field to field to play home matches. That's what I heard anyway. I haven't got a source for that though! :D Cannonbolt2 (talk) 23:15, 10 May 2010 (UTC)
 * I have, although it's an offline one (see here for description). Should I add it to the article? Alzarian16 (talk) 10:09, 11 May 2010 (UTC)
 * I think you can use books as a source! A quick read of WP:SOURCE & WP:RS seem to indicate that you can anyway! I reckon you should go for it! :) Cannonbolt2 (talk) 13:23, 11 May 2010 (UTC)
 * Good. I'll add that as soon as I get access to it, which should be tomorrow (I'm currently editing from a public computer as my home computer's lost its Internet connection for the day). Alzarian16 (talk) 14:17, 11 May 2010 (UTC)
 * Done. I also expanded the early history with some information from the same book. Alzarian16 (talk) 16:15, 12 May 2010 (UTC)
 * Fantastic! :) Cannonbolt2 (talk) 01:18, 13 May 2010 (UTC)

Memorable Games
I've edited this section and removed all the games that talk about Bolton avoiding relegation as there have been more times than these in the past 130 years and the section was getting to become dominated by the recent years. I have also removed a couple of league cup semi finals as these seasons are covered in the Bolton Wanderers memorable games category. I've also removed most of the goalscorers as these are superflous, and the 1978 United game, as it wasnt the first time Bolton had done the double over United. Quentin X (talk) 13:41, 11 June 2010 (UTC)
 * That seems reasonable. My only worry is that we now have no games before 1983. Perhaps the 1978 United one should stay? Also, the 2007 UEFA cup game against Bayern Munich doesn't look especially important, so perhaps it could be removed as we already have one from the same competition in the same year. Alzarian16 (talk) 13:49, 11 June 2010 (UTC)
 * I think the Munich one should remain as it's not every day that Bolton play Bayern and get a result. That really is memorable...! Quentin X (talk) 14:47, 11 June 2010 (UTC)
 * The whole section should go. A subjective list based on the opinions of editors is original research. Besides, truly significant matches ought to be mentioned in prose in the history section. Oldelpaso (talk) 19:36, 11 June 2010 (UTC)
 * What about the Burnley game earlier this year. Fair enough it was only your average 1-0 local derby win, but with Owen Coyle moving clubs just weeks before, tension was very high and the Burnley fans wanted serious revenge, and in my opinion was a memorable game because we won just because of everything around it rather than the actual game itself. What do you think? Quiggers1P (talk) 22:32, 11 June 2010 (UTC)
 * That's one case where it might be better to mention it in the main text, since it's more about the significance of the game in the context of other events rather than the game itself. This could also be true of some of the European games, such as that qualifier and the win over Portsmouth. Alzarian16 (talk) 09:46, 12 June 2010 (UTC)
 * I'm all for integrating the games into the main body, which will leave little room for doubt and also make the page look tidier. Quentin X (talk) 09:48, 12 June 2010 (UTC)

Stadium section
This section could really do with being cutdown IMO. It should be kept simple with the majority of info being in the main articles (Reebok Stadium & Burnden Park. Also, Does this really need to have an infobox? Surely thats what the main articles are for! Thoughts? Cannonbolt2 (talk) 13:58, 12 June 2010 (UTC)
 * Agree completely, so I've cut it back slightly and removed the infobox. Hope no-one minds! Alzarian16 (talk) 10:57, 14 June 2010 (UTC)

 * Also agree but think the image should stay, so I've put it back. Quentin X (talk) 11:04, 14 June 2010 (UTC)
 * Yep, no problem with that. I can't think why I removed it in the first place. Alzarian16 (talk) 11:16, 14 June 2010 (UTC)
 * Looks a lot better now! :) Cannonbolt2 (talk) 14:03, 14 June 2010 (UTC)

bolton had pitch at pikes lane in bolton from late 1880 ish not many people know of this old ground up until they had burnden park built then it was the all singing dancing reebok stadium —Preceding unsigned comment added by 81.109.236.90 (talk) 20:56, 31 August 2010 (UTC)

New kit
The new home kit has been out for a while now and has already been worn for a PL game (v Birmingham). I would update the kit myself, but I haven't a clue how! :D - Here's what the kit looks like for those who don't know: scroll down to BWFC! Cannonbolt2 (talk) 13:58, 12 June 2010 (UTC)
 * I guess no one else knows how to update kits on Wikipedia as well then? Cannonbolt2 (talk) 14:04, 14 June 2010 (UTC)

Derby and rivalries?
The article does not mention anything about this. Portillo (talk) 08:47, 29 November 2010 (UTC)

Kits
I've changed the description of the kits in the section, however the images of the kits are still last seasons, and I lack the ability to change it, can anyone else help by changing this? Thanks Quiggers1P (talk) 15:28, 17 July 2011 (UTC)

CAN ANY ONE HELP ....PLEASE
Can any one help me please ...Iam looking for a photo of Peter Reid it appeared in one of the nationals the day after Bolton won 1-0 against Blackburn on 26 april 1978 and were promoted to the first division ...my husband wagged school that day but one of his teachers spotted him with peter reid on his shoulders in the paper...its his 50th soon and would love to find this photo ..if any one can point me in the right direction I would be grateful ...my e mail is lj157@live.co.uk

CAN ANY ONE HELP ....PLEASE
Can any one help me please ...Iam looking for a photo of Peter Reid it appeared in one of the nationals the day after Bolton won 1-0 against Blackburn on 26 april 1978 and were promoted to the first division ...my husband wagged school that day but one of his teachers spotted him with peter reid on his shoulders in the paper...its his 50th soon and would love to find this photo ..if any one can point me in the right direction I would be grateful ...my e mail is lj157@live.co.uk  — Preceding unsigned comment added by 86.4.9.12 (talk) 11:38, 26 June 2012 (UTC)

Caretaker manager
Whilst the club announced that Jimmy Phillips and Sammy Lee would be taking control of first team affairs, it appears that Phillips is the caretaker and is being assisted by Sammy Lee and Julian Darby. As such, if no one has any problems, I have removed Sammy Lee as he appears to be in more of an assistants role. Quentin X (talk) 06:18, 22 October 2012 (UTC)

1970s
Article is almost silent about the 1970s - can anyone assist 217.155.193.120 (talk) 19:29, 11 January 2013 (UTC)

The History section
Compared to articles on other English football clubs the "History" section of this article is much much bigger, and filled with a lot of detail that perhaps does not belong in its current position. Compare the level of detail used in the sections up to 1995 with those after, and with other similar history sections e.g. that of Reading or even that red club in Manchester. I propose to combine the Colin Todd, Sam Allardyce, Gary Megson, Owen Coyle and Dougie Freedman sections into one section and summarise them down to a level more in keeping with the rest of the History section. Any objections? Johnnaylor (talk) 17:37, 1 March 2013 (UTC)

I should add that as some of the detail would no doubt be lost to Wikipedia if I do this it would be moved to the relevant article for that season, e.g. here. Johnnaylor (talk) 17:41, 1 March 2013 (UTC)

 * I've now cut down the relevant section, though went for 2 new sections rather than 1. The original form of the History section has been moved to History of Bolton Wanderers F.C. where the pre-1995 history could be appropriately expanded out from its current summary form. Comments welcome! Johnnaylor (talk) 19:26, 3 March 2013 (UTC)

Nickname
I have no idea how reliable the cited website may be for the various derivations of the "Trotter" nickname. Please be aware that a "trotter" (verb: "trotting") had a somewhat more sinister overtone locally than mere practical joking. Try searching for those words in the book "Bibliographia Boltoniensis" at https://archive.org/stream/cu31924029566019/cu31924029566019_djvu.txt - a joker, or a scammer? — Preceding unsigned comment added by 87.115.118.246 (talk) 09:55, 18 June 2015 (UTC)

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Burden Park Disaster
In 1946, a disaster struck Bolton Wandereres when 33 spectators lost there life in a crush and ca 400 where injured. the disaster known as Burnden Park disaster has a target article. Its the first major sporting disaster in English football. 12 years prior Munich air disaster. And x years before Heysel, as well as Bradford city stadiume fire and Hillsborugh disaster. Each of these more resent disaster are mentioned in the introduction of each involved clubs article and I think Burden Park's disaster should be no expection. Bolton Wanderers as club has taken steps in reasent years to make this tragedy more reconized, a black day in English football history. Thus I made an attempt to include it in the introduction of Bolton Wanderers article. DoctorHver (talk) 00:31, 29 April 2016 (UTC)DoctorHver (talk) 00:23, 29 April 2016 (UTC)

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Current event tag
I have tagged this article as being affected by a current event, because the BBC has reported (archive) that the Administrators intend to dissolve the club on or before Wednesday. However, I feel that we can only be sure if there are no more takeover offers that could lead to the EFL granting another extension to the deadline (currently Tuesday, 17:00 BST). -- Minoa (talk) 12:34, 26 August 2019 (UTC)

New Kit
Their new kit has been released could someone add them? REDMAN 2019 (talk) 16:26, 12 October 2019 (UTC) 17:25 (GMT) 12 October 2019

Goal nets
An addition was made as follows:
 * On 1 January 1890, nets hung on goal posts were first used in a League match, between Bolton Wanderers and Nottingham Forest. Civil engineer John Alexander Brodie (1858–1934) designed the nets.

However, although attributed to a published work, other sources contradict this assertion, suggesting Nottingham Forest's Town Ground was first used for a game where goals featured crossbars and nets in 1891, while Nottingham Forest did not play their first league game until September 1892. I have therefore removed this assertion, pending a more reliable attribution. Paul W (talk) 13:02, 12 March 2020 (UTC)

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Specialty Equipment Market Association (SEMA) of the automotive aftermarket was formed in 1963 by Paul Schiefer, Roy Richter, Ed Iskenderian, Els Lohn, Willie Garner, Bob Hedman, Robert E. Wyman, John Bartlett, Phil Weiand Jr, Al Segal, Dean Moon, and Vic Edelbrock Jr. Now it consists of 6,383 companies worldwide, bringing together aftermarket manufacturers, original equipment manufacturers (OEM), media, car dealers, specialty equipment distributors, installers, retailers, and restoration specialists.

The largest of the SEMA events held annually during the first week of November is the SEMA Show at the Las Vegas Convention Center in Las Vegas, Nevada in conjunction with the Automotive Aftermarket Industry Week. As part of this event, SEMA and other automotive aftermarket trade groups make up one of the single largest events on the Las Vegas calendar. This auto show is not open to the public. Registration as media, manufacturer, buyer or exhibitor is required.

On August 5, 2020, SEMA announced that its 2020 show would be cancelled for the first time in the show's history, due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

History
The SEMA acronym originally stood for Speed Equipment Manufacturing Association. In 1970, government regulations became an issue and the name was changed to Specialty Equipment Market Association to improve the overall image of the association. It was also warned that bureaucrats in the industry may be turned off by the word "speed," which Corporate Council Earl Kitner felt they may associate with "the swinging generation." SEMA came about as a result of the company Revell Models attempting to fill a gap in industry trade regulation. Its first president was Ed Iskenderian. Other original members of the organization include Roy Richter, Willie Garner, Bob Hedman, Robert E. Wyman, Paul Schiefer, John Bartlett, Phil Weiand Jr., Al Segal, Dean Moon, and Vic Edelbrock Jr.

Founding members of SEMA

SEMA Show
The SEMA Show is held at the Las Vegas Convention Center. It is among the largest conventions held in Vegas. The 2013 SEMA Show drew about 60,000 buyers. The displays are segmented into 12 sections, and a New Products Showcase features nearly 2,000 newly introduced parts, tools and components. In addition, the SEMA Show provides attendees with educational seminars, product demonstrations, special events, networking opportunities and more.

The first SEMA Show was held in 1967 in the basement of the Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles, California before moving to the new Anaheim Stadium in 1974. In 1967 they had 98 manufacturers manning booths and an attendance of 3,000 people. In 1967 there were 5 cars on display, including a 1967 Ford GT40 in the Shelby America booth and a drag-race-prepped Dodge Dart. The early shows, held in Los Angeles and Anaheim, California, were exclusively card-table-and-masking-tape affairs, but by the early 1970s, sophisticated display and marketing techniques were visible throughout the show. At that time, a Show booth cost $375.00. The Show moved to a different location—the new and expansive Anaheim Convention Center (across from Disneyland). Booth sales and attendance kept increasing dramatically. The SEMA Show continued to cater to the needs of industry representatives rather than consumers and began to develop a reputation as a place where business was expected and completed. As part of the ’70s SEMA Shows, one of the must-attend events was Doris Herbert's Drag News party, which was topped only by the SEMA Awards Banquet.

In 1975, the featured entertainers for the Awards Banquet were April Stevens and Nino Tempo. In 1976 (the last SEMA Show to be held in Anaheim), the show was a sellout with 570 booths and, in fact, had to turn away a number of manufacturers due to lack of space. Over the next few years, the Show grew much larger and soon filled the Convention Center to capacity and was moved to Las Vegas in 1977. Las Vegas was chosen because it provided room for continued growth, dependable weather, big-name entertainment and a world-famous location.

In 1977, SEMA's Awards Banquet (run by Sheldon Konblett) was held at the Sands Hotel and featured Norm Crosby. Sheldon Konblett also developed the design for the SEMA trophies, which have come to symbolize product innovation and excellence in the industry.

In 1979, Nile Cornelison began plans for his Innovations Day seminars program, which has since become one of the major annual association programs. The following year, Innovations Day was a smashing success and featured Lee Iacocca as the keynote speaker. Never before had any activity held on the day prior to the Show's opening attracted anything near the more than 460 who attended. That same year, Willie Nelson was the featured entertainer for the SEMA Awards Banquet.

In 1983, the import parts section of the SEMA Show was added under the auspices of sister organization, Automotive International Association, thus changing the name to SEMA/AI Show. In 1984, there was a combined SEMA/AI/APAA Show in Las Vegas. The Industry Awards Banquet was held at the MGM Grand, and the entertainment was provided by The Platters and Gallagher. By all indications, the move to Las Vegas has been an overwhelming success. In 1986, Car and Driver magazine noted that the Show was a “...prime opportunity to monitor the West Coast car culture without breathing the smog or fighting the freeways.” That same year, Jay Leno made his first appearance on stage at the SEMA Show Industry Awards Banquet.

In 1990, the onsite registration fee was increased to $20. All exhibitors are eligible to submit an entry into the New Products Showcase at no cost. In 1992, the SEMA/AI Show and the Automotive Service Industry, Motor & Equipment Manufacturers Association and Automotive Parts & Accessories Association (ASIA/MEMA/APAA Show—formerly the Big I/APAA Show) came together to form Automotive Aftermarket Industry Week (AAIW) in Las Vegas. The two shows together boasted in excess of 1.6 million square feet of exhibits.

In 1997, the National Tire Dealers & Retreaters (NTDRA) trade show was combined with the SEMA Show. Affiliating the 77-year-old NTDRA trade show with the SEMA portion of AAIW provided benefits to both sides. In the same year, Goodyear sponsored the first SEMA-NTDRA “Racers’ Night Out” at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway.

In 1998, the SEMA Show broke the 500,000-foot mark with 502,912 net square feet of rented space. Each year since then, the Show has set new records of some sort. It now occupies more than one million net square feet, draws more than 3,000 media, and has a buyer attendance in excess of 60,000. The SEMA Show now routinely brings together more than 2,300 exhibitors, occupying in excess of 11,000 booths. Total attendance at the Show now tops 150,000 manufacturers, buyers and other industry representatives, making contacts and doing business.

1967

 * Dodge Dart Drag Race Car
 * Ford GT40
 * 1967 Dodge Adventurer D100 Truck Parts

1984

 * Chevrolet Camaro GTZ Concept
 * Pontiac Fiero by IRM

1985

 * Buick Wildcat Concept

1987

 * Ford Bronco II Concept

1990

 * Chevrolet Camaro B&M Neon

1991

 * Chevrolet Camaro LT5 Concept
 * Geo Tracker "Boom Box" Concept
 * Geo "Zonker" Metro

1992

 * Boyd Coddington Chezoom
 * Chevrolet Highlander Concept
 * Chevrolet Impala SS Concept

1993

 * Callaway C8 SuperNatural
 * Chevrolet Camaro by BBS Wheels
 * Chevrolet Camaro by RK Sport
 * Chevrolet Camaro by Kobel
 * Chevrolet Camaro by Pro Cut
 * Chevrolet Camaro by Paxton

1994

 * Chevrolet Blazer ZR2 Concept
 * Chevrolet Cavalier Touring Sedan Concept
 * Chevrolet NASCAR Super Truck
 * Chevrolet Monte Carlo Sport Concept
 * Chevrolet Lumina Super Sport Concept
 * Chevrolet Ram Van Concept
 * Chevrolet S-Series Wings Concept
 * Geo Tracker Kalahari Concept
 * Geo Tracker Outbacker Concept

1995

 * Chevrolet Cavalier Spyder Concept
 * Chevrolet Cavalier Z24
 * Chevrolet Caprice "Fire & Rescue"
 * Chevrolet Tahoe SS Concept
 * Chevrolet Monte Carlo SS Concept
 * Chevrolet Monte Car-Low "Lead Sled" Concept
 * Chevrolet S-10 Elongate Concept
 * Chevrolet S-10 Hugger Concept
 * Dodge Ram VTS Concept
 * Dodge Viper GTS Indy 500 Pace Car
 * Ford Ranger Splash MATCO

1996
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 * Chevrolet 2500 by Innovative Truck Storage Inc.
 * Chevrolet Impala SS "Binford Hot Rod"
 * Chevrolet Tahoe Police Package Concept
 * Chevrolet Tahoe SS Concept
 * Chevrolet Camaro F1
 * Chevrolet Camaro Z28 SS
 * Chevrolet C-1500 Extended Cab
 * Chevrolet C-1500 Regular Cab NASCAR Supertruck Series Pace Truck
 * Chevrolet Silverado SuperWIDE Concept
 * Chevrolet Camaro Z28 "30th Anniversary Edition"
 * Chevrolet Camaro Z28 Convertible "30th Anniversary Edition"
 * Chevrolet ZL2-Plus 4 Concept
 * Chevrolet Cavalier ZR-24 MOAB Concept
 * Dodge Dakota Sidewinder Concept
 * Dodge T-Rex 6x6 Concept Truck
 * Ford F-150 XP Concept Truck
 * Ford Ranger SuperCab Concept
 * Ford Ranger Sandcourt Concept
 * Jeep Wrangler Tabasco Concept
 * Jeep Wrangler Ultimate Rescue Concept
 * Geo Rad Tracker Concept
 * Hennessey Venom 600 GTS
 * Nissan 240SX by HKS
 * Mazda RX-7 A&L Racing
 * Mitsubishi Eclipse by GReddy
 * Pontiac Firebird by [[
 * Saleen Speedster
 * Saleen Ford Mustang SR
 * Shelby Series 1

1997

 * Chevrolet S-10 Xtreme Force Concept
 * Chevrolet Cavalier Z24 Technic Concept
 * Chevrolet Corvette Convertible Indy 500 Pace Car
 * Chevrolet Malibu Sport Concept
 * Chevrolet Ski Van Concept
 * Dodge Durango Super Pursuit
 * Dodge Sidewinder
 * Ford F-150 Super Duty
 * Ford F-250 Super Duty
 * Ford F-350 Super Duty
 * Ford F-450 Super Duty
 * Ford F-550 Super Duty
 * Ford "Baja Baby" Ranger Concept
 * Ford Mustang GT Shinoda Boss
 * Ford Mustang Super Stallion Concept
 * Mitsubishi Eclipse GSX SCC Magazine

1998

 * Buick Riviera Northstar Concept
 * Chevrolet AdVenture Concept
 * Chevrolet Blazer ZR-2 Shark Edition Convertible Concept
 * Chevrolet Corvette C5R
 * Chevrolet Camaro LS1 Dragster Super Performance
 * Chevrolet Express Tool Time Van Concept
 * Chevrolet Lone Star Suburban
 * Chevrolet Silverado Greg Norman Hot Rod Concept
 * Chevrolet Silverado Pace Truck
 * Chevrolet Silverado Race Truck
 * Chevrolet Silverado SS Concept
 * Chevrolet Silverado Tonka Truck Concept
 * Chevrolet Tahoe Limited
 * Chevrolet Tahoe Police Package
 * Chevrolet Tahoe Z71
 * Chevrolet Tracker ZR-2 Concept
 * Chevrolet Sterling Silverado Concept
 * Chevrolet Venture Taxi
 * Chrysler Sebring Convertible Allure Show Car
 * Chrysler Sebring Convertible JXTRA Show Car
 * Chrysler Sebring Convertible Seamist Show Car
 * Chrysler Sebring Convertible Tech 27 Show Car
 * Dodge Durango SP360 Carroll Shelby Edition
 * Ford Expedition Himalaya Concept
 * Ford Mustang Cobra SVT
 * Ford Mustang Roush
 * Ford F-650 Super Crewzer Concept
 * Ford Ranger Duraliner
 * Ford Taurus Rage Concept
 * Ford TekSport Windstar Concept
 * GMC Jimmy Typhoon II Concept
 * GMC Sierra Modern Nostalgia 1-Les Jarvis Concept
 * Honda CR-V King Motorsports
 * Mercedes-Benz Millennium GLK Concept
 * Mercury Cougar Eliminator Concept
 * Mercury Cougar S Concept
 * Mercury Gametime Villager Concept
 * Mercury Marauder Concept
 * Oldsmobile Silhouette Premiere
 * Pontiac Grand Am SC/T Concept
 * Toyota Supra TRD 2JZ

1999

 * Buick Park Avenue "California"
 * Chevrolet S-10 Baja Crew Cab Show Car
 * Chevrolet S-10 V8 Xtreme Concept
 * Chevrolet Blazer Xtreme Concept
 * Chevrolet Cavalier Z24 Sedan
 * Chevrolet Corvette C5 Cavallo GT
 * Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 Concept
 * Chevrolet Tandem 2000 Concept
 * Chevrolet Tracker
 * Chevrolet Tracker ZR2
 * Chevrolet Silverado Extended Cab
 * Chevrolet Suburban Z71 Concept
 * Chrysler 300M Special Concept
 * Chrysler GT Cruiser Concept
 * Dodge Dakarta Concept
 * Dodge Dakota Quad Cab "Discover" Concept
 * Dodge Dakota SLT Quad Cab "Site Commander" Concept
 * Dodge Dakota Quad Cab Fire Rescue Project Vehicle
 * Dodge Dakota Quad Cab TSW Concept
 * Dodge Dakota Super Extreme Concept
 * Dodge Intrepid R/T
 * Dodge Neon SRT Concept
 * Ford Arctic Explorer Sport Trac Concept
 * Ford Desert Excursion Concept
 * Ford Excursion "Project Big Kahuna"
 * Ford Expedition Eddie Bauer Edition "Desert Dancer"
 * Ford Expedition SeaScape Concept
 * Ford Galaxy Communicator
 * Ford Focus R
 * Ford Focus Woody Surfing Wagon
 * Ford F-150 Rooster
 * Ford F-150 Scuba SuperCrew Concept
 * Ford F-150 Stillen
 * Ford Mustang FR500 Concept
 * Ford Ranger Thrillseeker
 * Ford SVT Mustang Cobra R
 * Ford Taurus Supercharged Concept
 * Ford Trailmasters Explorer
 * GMC Sierra Professional Concept
 * Jeep Cherokee Africana Concept
 * Mazda MX-5 Miata Mono-Posto Concept
 * Mazda Protege StreetCar Concept
 * Mercury Cougar S
 * Navistar Turtle V
 * Lincoln LS Special Concept
 * Oldsmobile Aurora Indy 500 Pace Car
 * Oldsmobile Alero OSV Concept
 * Oldsmobile Intrigue OSV Concept
 * Oldsmobile Silhouette OSV Concept
 * Plymouth Howler Concept
 * Plymouth Prowler Woodward Edition
 * Pontiac Grand Prix GTP
 * Toyota Tacoma Stepside

2000

 * Acura CL Modified
 * Acura MDX Modified
 * Buick Park Avenue Ultra VIP Concept
 * Buick Regal GNX Show Car
 * Chevrolet 302 Camaro Concept
 * Chevrolet Avalanche Base Camp Concept
 * Chevrolet Bruin Fleet-Side Concept
 * Chevrolet Silverado Coolside II Concept
 * Chevrolet Silverado SS Concept
 * Chevrolet Silverado HD 4X4 Crew Cab Fox Cycle Truck
 * Chevrolet Suburban R/T Concept
 * Chevrolet Tahoe Limited Concept
 * Chevrolet Tahoe Z71 Concept
 * Chevrolet S-10 T-Top Xtreme Concept
 * Chevrolet S-10 ZZ4.3 Xtreme Concept
 * Chrysler Brian Setzer Vavoom! Cruiser
 * Chrysler PT Cruiser Delivery Sedan
 * Chrysler Hot Rod PT Cruiser
 * Chrysler "Futuristic Woody" PT Cruiser
 * Chrysler Indian Cruiser
 * Chrysler Paddy Cruiser
 * Chrysler Rescue Cruiser
 * Chrysler PT Rodder
 * Chrysler PT Teaser
 * Chrysler P Thompson River Cruiser
 * Chrysler PT Cruiser Recaro Edition
 * Chrysler PT Bruizer Concept
 * Chrysler 300М Gran Turismo
 * Dodge Neon SRT-4 Concept
 * Dodge Hot Rod Stratus ("StatusFear")
 * Dodge Stratus Sport Coupe Touring Classe Concept
 * Dodge Ram HEMI Rumble Bee
 * GMC Trucks TV Project Sierra
 * GMC Sierra "Sportsider" AWD
 * GMC Millennium Sierra
 * GMC Sierra Specialty Trim
 * GMC Sierra Victory Express
 * GMC Downtown Sierra
 * GMC Sierra Steelrunner
 * GMC Sierra "Street Scene Special"
 * GMC Sierra Inferno
 * GMC Sierra Tremor
 * GMC Sierra Cx Crew Cab Concept
 * GMC Sonoma Recon Concept
 * GMC Yukon XL Apex SUV
 * Ford Crown Victoria Blackhawk Concept
 * Ford SVT F-150 Lightning
 * Ford Explorer Sport Trac Hot Rod
 * Ford Explorer Sport Trac Extremist
 * Ford Explorer "Baja 2000 Edition" Sport Trac
 * Ford Line-X Explorer Sport Trac
 * Ford Sport Trac "Urban Assault" Explorer
 * Ford Borla's XSV Sport Trac
 * Ford Bushwacker's Sport Trac
 * Ford Escape XLT Sport
 * Ford Great Escape
 * Ford Focus FCV
 * Ford Focus Flexus
 * Ford Focus FR200 Concept
 * Ford Focus "Made In Detroit" Concept
 * Ford "Shaker" Mustang by Classic Design Concepts
 * Ford Urban Explorer Concept
 * Jeep Cherokee 8" Rock Ready Rescue by Skyjacker
 * Jeep Grand Cherokee Kirkwood Edition (Jeep Colorado Concept)
 * Jeep Grand Escape Limited
 * Jeep Jamboree Wrangler TJ
 * Jeep LWB 112 Wrangler
 * Honda S2000 Modified
 * Honda RASR Civic
 * Hyundai Elantra GT by APC
 * Hyundai Santa Fe by Today's SUV Magazine
 * Hyundai Tiburon by Rimmer Performance
 * Hyundai Tiburon Rally Car by Libra Racing
 * Hyundai XG300 by Performance West
 * Infiniti Q45 by Stillen
 * Isuzu Amigo Bob Land Race Truck
 * Isuzu ARB's Project Rodeo Sport
 * Mazda Miata MM Concept
 * Mazda Tribute MM Concept
 * Mercury Cougar by Wings West
 * Mitsubishi Montero Modified
 * Nissan Frontier Crew Cab by Rockford Fosgate
 * Nissan Frontier Crew Cab by Popular Mechanics Magazine
 * Nissan Frontier Crew Cab by Street Trucks Magazine
 * Nissan Frontier Crew Cab by Nissan Motorsports
 * Nissan Frontier Crew Cab by Stockland Company
 * Nissan Frontier Crew Cab by ArmorThane Coatings
 * Nissan Frontier Crew Cab by AMP Research
 * Nissan Frontier Crew Cab by Snugtop
 * Nissan Frontier Crew Cab by JAC Products
 * Nissan Xterra by Overlander Outfitters
 * Nissan Xterra by Delta Lighting
 * Nissan Xterra by GT Styling
 * Nissan Xterra by HKS
 * Nissan Xterra by American Racing Custom Wheels
 * Nissan Xterra by Stillen
 * Nissan Maxima SE by Eibach
 * Nissan Maxima SE by Turbo & High-Tech Performance Magazine
 * Nissan Maxima SE by MotoRex
 * Nissan Maxima SE by Stillen
 * Nissan Maxima SE PPG Pace Car
 * Nissan Pathfinder by HKS
 * Nissan Pathfinder by Hobrecht
 * Lexus L-Tuned IS300 by TDR
 * Oldsmobile Intrigue Saturday Night Cruiser Concept
 * Pontiac Aztek Salsa
 * Pontiac Bonneville SSEi Salt Flats Stock Class
 * Pontiac Grand Prix G8 Concept
 * Pontiac Grand Am SC/T Roadster Concept
 * Pontiac Firebird Hurst Hauler Concept
 * Pontiac Firebird MMS 421 Concept
 * Pontiac Firebird Rytek Projektz Tranzam Concept
 * Pontiac Montana Mobility Van
 * Pontiac Montana Sunburst
 * Pontiac Sunfire Youth Performance
 * Pontiac Trans Am Bird of Prey Speedster
 * Toyota bB Concept
 * Toyota Camry Solara
 * Toyota TRD Celica
 * Toyota TRD MR2 Spyder
 * Toyota TRD Tundra S/C Demos
 * Toyota Tundra Moor Products
 * Saab 9-3 Viggen Pikes Peak
 * Saturn SC2 Concept
 * Saturn LST Concept

2001

 * Acura MDX Concept
 * Acura RSX Concept
 * Acura RSX Type-S CART Pace Car
 * Acura RSX Type-S RO_JA Racing Pro Drag
 * Acura RSX Type-S HKS Turbocharged
 * Buick Rendezvous Mobility Concept
 * Buick Rendezvous Tour Concept
 * Cadillac Escalade Twin Turbo Concept
 * Chevrolet Avalanche SS Eaton Torque Controls Products
 * Chevrolet Cavalier 155 Maui Concept
 * Chevrolet Cavalier 220 Sport Turbo Concept
 * Chevrolet Cavalier 425 Drag Concept
 * Chevrolet Cavalier 263 Super Sport Concept
 * Chevrolet Cavalier Z24R Concept
 * Chevrolet Corvette Coupe "Tiger Shark" Concept
 * Chevrolet Malibu Cruiser Concept
 * Chevrolet Monte Carlo Earnhardt Edition
 * Chevrolet Silverado Pace Truck
 * Chevrolet TrailBlazer Goin' Mobile
 * Chrysler 300M Special
 * Chrysler Lifestyle Vehicle Decoma PT/10
 * Chrysler Pacifica Royal
 * Chrysler Prowler Hard Top Concept
 * Dodge Ram Rod Concept by Performance West
 * Dodge Ram CGS Motorsports Sport Truck
 * Dodge Ram Hunting Magazine Waterfowler Pursuit
 * Dodge Ram Kenne Bell RH/R
 * Ford 1956 Crown Victoria
 * Ford A Whole New Focus
 * Ford Boundless Escape
 * Ford Eric Clapton's F-150
 * Ford Explorer Extreme Luxury Sport Utility Vehicle
 * Ford F-150 Wet n' Wild Supercrew
 * Ford Focus NV
 * Ford Harley-Davidson F-150 SuperCrew
 * Ford Explorer Woodie
 * Ford Mustang Titanium
 * Ford Mustang Cobra Granatelli Motorsports/Summit Racing
 * Ford Today and Tomorrow's Teenager Explorer Sport
 * Ford Super Duty Power On Ice Concept
 * Ford Ranger Back Country "Blast" Concept
 * GMC C-Series Rollback Pro
 * GMC Envoy Max
 * GMC Envoy Pet Pro Concept
 * GMC Savana Trekker Concept
 * GMC Sierra Pro Plus Concept
 * GMC Sonoma ZR-5 Concept
 * GMC Yukon 4Sight Concept
 * Honda Accessories S2000
 * Honda Accessories Civic Si
 * Honda Civic Si Adam Saruwatari
 * Honda Civic Coupe Concept
 * Honda Civic JUN Super Lemon
 * Hot Wheels Twin Mill 1:1
 * Hummer H1 Alpha Vision Concept
 * Hyundai Tiburon GT V6 by APC
 * Hyundai Tiburon GT V6 by Hyundai Motor America
 * Hyundai Santa Fe Rick's Kustoms "Alter Ego"
 * Hyundai Santa Fe by Algonquin
 * Hyundai Santa Fe by Mongoose Race Team
 * Hyundai LZ 450 Concept
 * Isuzu Axiom XSF Concept
 * Isuzu ARB Project Compass Trooper
 * Isuzu Clipper Blue Rodeo
 * Jaguar XKR-R Performance Prototype
 * Jeep Cherokee Pro Comp
 * Jeep Grand Cherokee Overland
 * Jeep Liberty "Patriot" Concept
 * Jeep Liberty American Edition Concept
 * Jeep Liberty "Freedom"
 * Jeep Liberty "Indian Woodie"
 * Jeep Liberty Mopar
 * Jeep Wrangler American Racing Spooner Tuner Concept
 * Jeep Wrangler Arb
 * Jeep Wrangler Hi-Lift
 * Jeep Wrangler Mickey Thompson
 * Jeep Wrangler Tye Dye Concept
 * Jeep Wrangler Skyjacker Rock Ready
 * Jeep Wrangler Ramsey
 * Jeep Wrangler Warn Industries
 * Jeep Wrangler "Mountain Biker"
 * Land Rover Discovery Kalahari Concept
 * Land Rover Freelander Supercharged-Performance Callaway
 * Lincoln Blackwood "Pegasus"
 * Lincoln LS "Sport Edition"
 * Mazda Miata Zoomster Concept
 * Mazda Protegé5 Troy Lee Designs
 * Mercury Marauder
 * Mercury Mountaineer Silver Streak
 * Mitsubishi Lancer OZ Rally Edition
 * Nissan Altima Stillen
 * Nissan Frontier Axis Wheels
 * Nissan Frontier Art Schmitt Racing
 * Nissan NISMO SE-R Concept
 * Nissan NISMO Skyline GT-R
 * Nissan Jim Wolf Technologies Sentra SE-Turbo
 * Nissan NCTNA Project X Xterra
 * Nissan Rockford Fosgate Xterra
 * Oldsmobile Intrigue 442 Concept
 * Pontiac Aztek SRV Concept
 * Pontiac Grand Am Hot Wheels Concept
 * Pontiac Grand Prix GP40 Concept
 * Pontiac Firebird Raptor Concept
 * Pontiac Sunfire HO 2.4 Concept
 * Pontiac Vibe FX
 * Pontiac Vibe GT-R Concept
 * Saturn SC2 Turbo Concept
 * Saturn SCX Concept
 * Toyota TRD Ivan Stewart Signature Edition Tundra
 * Toyota Matrix XRS
 * Volvo V70 Cross Country Wagon Emphasizing "Rugged Outdoor Versatility"
 * Volvo V40 Wagon 1.9T Inspired Dynamism Concept

2002

 * Acura CL Type-S Concept
 * Acura RSX Type-S Factory Performance Package
 * Acura RSX Type-S SCCA Real Time Racing Team
 * Cadillac CTSm Concept
 * Cadillac DTS Icon Concept
 * Cadillac Escalade ESV Platinum Concept
 * Cadillac Escalade EXTm Concept
 * Chevrolet Camaro Z28 Dragster
 * Chevrolet Cavalier 2.2 Turbo Sport Coupe Concept
 * Chevrolet Cavalier NHRA Dragster
 * Chevrolet Cavalier Z-24 Supercharged Concept
 * Chevrolet Cavalier Attitude
 * Chevrolet Corvette Z06
 * Chevrolet Corvette White Shark Concept
 * Chevrolet Express Ultimate Ski Van Concept
 * Chevrolet Kodiak Pickup Concept
 * Chevrolet Lucchese Suburban Concept
 * Chevrolet Monte Carlo Jeff Gordon Edition
 * Chevrolet Silverado Extended Cab SS
 * Chevrolet Silverado Regular Cab SS
 * Chevrolet Silverado Craftsman Pace Truck Concept
 * Chevrolet Silverado SST Concept
 * Chevrolet Silverado 1500HD Concept by Oakley MX
 * Chevrolet Tahoe SS Concept
 * Chevrolet Trailblazer SS Concept
 * Chevrolet Venture MEV Concept
 * Chevrolet Venture Mobility Concept
 * Chrysler 300M Special So-Cal Speed Shop
 * Chrysler PT Cruiser Big Sky Concept
 * Chrysler PT Cruiser Turbo Kenne Bell
 * Chrysler PT Super Cruiser Concept
 * Chrysler Sebring Convertible Luxury Tuner Concept by Racing Sports Akimoto
 * Dodge Charger 'The Fast And The Furious'
 * Dodge Grand Caravan Extreme Concept by APC
 * Dodge Gifford RAM Recon
 * Dodge Neon R/T Compact Performance Concept by Wings West
 * Dodge Ram 1500
 * Dodge Ram 1500 Handicap Accessible Steve Bucaro
 * Dodge Ram 2500 HEMI Kenne-Bell Concept
 * Dodge Ram 3500 Cannonball Express Concept by Performance West
 * Dodge Stratus Turbo Concept
 * GMC Envoy XL Project Pro Concept
 * GMC Savana Install Pro Concept
 * GMC Sierra Landscaper Pro Concept
 * GMC Yukon XL Outdoor Living Pro Concept
 * Kia Rio Cinco Swim Concept
 * Kia Sorento Surf Concept
 * 1970 Big Oly Ford Bronco
 * Ford No Fear NF-155
 * Ford F-150 Himalaya II Concept
 * Ford F-150 Eric Clapton Super Street
 * Ford F-350 TRENZ Ultimate Mountain Climber
 * Ford FR100 Concept
 * Ford Competition Orange SVT Focus
 * Ford Escape DG Motorsports
 * Ford New Dimension Excursion Concept
 * Ford Hot Wheels Focus Concept
 * Ford Focus Wagon FT230
 * Ford SVT Focus European Appearance Package
 * Ford SVT Mustang Cobra 10th Anniversary Edition
 * Ford Thunderbird by Chip Foose
 * Honda AEM Civic Coupe
 * Honda Accord Coupe Concept
 * Honda Accord Coupe Factory Performance
 * Honda Civic Si Concept
 * Honda Mugen Civic Si
 * Honda Pro Drag Civic Si
 * Hummer H2 Upscale Performance Concept
 * Hyundai ALT Wheels Tiburon
 * Hyundai APC Tiburon
 * Hyundai A'PEXi Tiburon
 * Hyundai Eibach Tiburon
 * Hyundai HKS Tiburon
 * Hyundai Import Racer Project Tiburon
 * Hyundai Injen Tiburon
 * Hyundai Modern Image Tiburon
 * Hyundai Motegi Tiburon
 * Hyundai Rick Dore XG350
 * Hyundai Street Concepts Tiburon
 * Hyundai Troy Lee Sonata
 * Hyundai Tiburon GT Razzi
 * Hyundai Tiburon GT Shark Racing
 * Jaguar X-Type Racing Concept
 * Jeep Liberty "Tactical Transport" by Performance West
 * Jeep Liberty "Concept KJ" by Mopar Accessories/Decoma SVE
 * Jeep Wrangler "Surf & Turf" by Performance West
 * Jeep Wrangler Scrambler "Brute" by AEV
 * Land Rover Freelander G4 Challenge
 * Lincoln Navigator Sean John
 * Mazda 6 Troy Lee
 * Mazda MazdaSpeed Protege
 * Mitsubishi STAGE 1 Eclipse
 * Nissan Axis Sport Tuning 350Z Concept
 * Nissan NISMO 350Z Concept Le Mans Sunset
 * Nissan NISMO 350Z Concept Silverstone
 * Nissan Stillen Altima Concept
 * Nissan Street Concepts Sentra SE-R
 * Nissan SE-R Spec V Speed Channel World Challenge Race Car
 * Pontiac Bonneville GXP Show Car
 * Pontiac Grand Am GXP Show Car
 * Pontiac Grand Prix GXP Show Car
 * Pontiac Sunfire American Tuner Show Car
 * Pontiac Sunfire GXP Show Car
 * Pontiac Sunfire NHRA Dragster
 * Pontiac Vibe GXP Show Car
 * Pontiac Vibe SPO Supercharged Show Car
 * Saturn ION-EFX Concept
 * Saturn ION-Tour Concept
 * Saturn VUE Active Expression Limited Edition
 * Scion xB Motegi
 * Scion xB Paisley
 * Scion xB Stewart Concept
 * Suzuki/MA Audio Aerio SX Sport Concept

2003

 * Acura NSX by Duke Tubtim
 * Acura TL A-Spec Concept
 * Acura TSX A-Spec Concept
 * Skunk2 Acura RSX Racecar
 * Buick Rainier TW Edition Concept
 * Buick Rendezvous Ultra TW Edition Concept
 * Jay Leno Buick Roadmaster
 * Cadillac DeVille Armored Edition
 * Cadillac SRX Black Diamond Concept
 * Cadillac CTS Sport Concept
 * Cadillac Escalade ESV Executive Edition Concept
 * Chevrolet Aveo Xtreme Concept
 * Chevrolet Cavalier Partner Vehicle
 * Chevrolet Colorado Extreme Concept
 * Chevrolet Colorado Z71 Vision Concept
 * Chevrolet Equinox Xtreme Concept
 * Chevrolet Malibu Xtreme Concept
 * Chevrolet Police Tahoe
 * Chevrolet Silverado Z71 Crew Cab 4x4 Concept
 * Chevrolet Silverado Z71 Extended 4x4 Concept
 * Chevrolet Silverado Crew Cab Cargo/Troop Carrier
 * Chevrolet TrailBlazer Z71 4x4 Concept
 * Chevrolet Suburban Partner Vehicle
 * Chevrolet Super Stepside Custom Concept
 * Chrysler California Kid Prowler
 * Chrysler Pacifica Santa Monica Concept
 * Chrysler PT Coupe Concept
 * Chrysler Pteazer Roadster Concept
 * Chrysler Sebring Special Concept
 * Dodge Ram High Output 1500 Sportside
 * Dodge Neon SRT-4 Extreme Concept
 * Dodge Viper SRT-10 Carbon Concept
 * Ford Focus Performance 5-door Concept
 * Ford Focus 3-door Performance Concept
 * Ford Focus Roush
 * Ford Focus RS8 Performance Project
 * Ford Ranger Performance Concept
 * Ford FR100 Panel Truck Concept
 * Ford Mustang Fastback Concept
 * Ford Mustang Mach 1 Racer by MRT
 * Ford F-150 American Muscle by Street Scene
 * Ford F-150 Big Sky by Performance West
 * Ford F-150 Bonspeed Banshee
 * Ford F-150 Canyon Crawler by X-Treme Toys
 * Ford F-150 Everest by Prefix
 * Ford F-150 by Foose Design
 * Ford F-150 LSC (Low, Smooth, Cool) by Air Ri
 * Ford F-150 Fast and Ferocious by Wings West
 * Ford Iron Man F-150 by DeBerti Designs
 * Ford Roush F-150
 * Ford F-150 SCOUT by BFS Mobility
 * Ford Shine F-150 by So-Cal Speed Shop
 * Ford F-150 Stainless by Classic Design Concepts
 * Ford Super Wagons F-150 by Hulst Customs
 * GMC Canyon Crew Cab AT4 Concept
 * GMC Envoy XUV AT4 Concept
 * GMC Sierra Crew Cab Short Box AT4 Concept
 * GMC Sierra Partner Vehicle
 * GMC Yukon AT4 Concept
 * Honda AEM/DriverFX.com Civic
 * Honda Element Concept
 * Honda Civic Coupe Factory Performance Package
 * Honda S2000 King Motorsports Mugen
 * Hyundai Elantra GT Wicked Sedan by American Pro
 * Hyundai Santa Fe by K-Daddyz Kustomz
 * Hyundai Santa Fe by Street Concepts
 * Hyundai Santa Fe by Troy Lee Designs
 * Hyundai Santa Fe by Modern ImageSignworks
 * Hyundai Sonata LX by Rick Dore Kustoms
 * Hyundai Tiburon by AME Marketing
 * Hyundai Tiburon by American Products Company
 * Hyundai Tiburon by Modern ImageSignworks
 * Hyundai Tiburon by Street Concepts
 * Hyundai XG350L by J & A Autosport
 * Hummer H1
 * Hummer H2 SUT Dirt Sports Concept
 * Jeep Liberator CRD Diesel Concept
 * Land Rover Defender 110 CKD
 * Lexus Blitz SC430
 * Lexus IS 430 Project Concept
 * Lincoln Kenny Brown Aviator by Kenny Brown Perf
 * Lincoln LS by Rick Dore Kustoms
 * Lincoln Navigator Blackhawk by Works Power
 * Lincoln Town Car by So-Cal Speed Shop
 * Mazda Mazdaspeed MX-5 Miata
 * Mazda Mazdaspeed RX-8
 * Mazda MX-5 Miata by DG Motorsports
 * Mercury Marauder "Street Stalker" by Paul?s Hig
 * Mercury XR Mountaineer by LA West
 * Mitsubishi Eclipse Racecar by Automotive Designs
 * Mitsubishi Endeavor by Ballistic Unlimited
 * Mitsubishi Endeavor by Classic Soft Trim
 * Mitsubishi Endeavor by Import Access.net
 * Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution RS
 * Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution by Bozz Performance
 * Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution by Toda Racing
 * Mitsubishi Road Race Evolution Project Car
 * Mitsubishi Spyder GTS by R-1 Racing Sports
 * Mitsubishi Street Concepts Evolution
 * Mitsubishi Yokohama Advan Evolution
 * Nissan Altima by Fesler
 * Nissan Maxima by Kenny's Garage
 * Nissan Maxima by Stillen
 * Nissan Maxima by Street Concepts
 * Nissan Murano by Custom Shop
 * Nissan Pathfinder Armada by Axis Sport Tuning
 * Nissan Pathfinder Armada by Creative Development
 * Nissan Pathfinder Armada by Modern Image
 * Nissan Pathfinder Armada by Rytec
 * Nissan NISMO 350Z
 * Nissan NISMO Altima
 * Nissan NISMO Sentra SE-R
 * Nissan Quest by Kenny's Garage
 * Nissan Sentra Spec V by American Products Company
 * Nissan Titan by Troy Lee
 * Nissan Titan by CST
 * Nissan Titan by Street Concepts
 * Nissan Xterra by Modern Image
 * Pontiac American Tuner Sunfire
 * Pontiac Grand Am Autocross Concept
 * Pontiac Grand Prix Autocross Concept
 * Pontiac GTO Autocross Concept
 * Pontiac Sunfire Autocross Concept
 * Pontiac Vibe Autocross Concept
 * Saturn ION Red Line Quad Coupe by SO-CAL Speed Shop
 * Saturn VUE Red Line Street Play Concept
 * Scion xA by L.J. Garcia
 * Subaru Impreza WRX by Easy Street Motorsports
 * Toyota Corolla XR-S
 * Toyota Supercharged TRD Matrix

2004

 * Mercury Mariner "Urban Edition" Concept
 * Pontiac GXP concept

2005

 * Cadillac CTS-V "European Killer"
 * 1968 Chevrolet Camaro Convertible Green Ice
 * 1969 Chevrolet Camaro "The Great American Supercar"
 * 1971 Chevrolet Chevelle SS Detroit Locker LSS2
 * Chevrolet Cobalt SS Import Killer
 * Chevrolet Colorado Yamahauler
 * Chevrolet Corvette Stuf Corvette
 * Chevrolet HHR “Heartbeat Hot Rod”
 * Chevrolet Silverado 3500 4x4 Dually Crew Cab "Born To Tow"
 * Chrysler KICKER Crossfire
 * Dodge Cummins 2500 4x4 Tyler Walker Race Truck
 * 1970 Dodge Dart Swinger "The Poison Dart"
 * 1971 Dodge Challenger Big Dawg
 * Ford F-150 Water Search And Rescue
 * Ford F-150 XLT Regular Cab Red Thunder
 * Ford F-250 Crew Cab Joyride
 * Ford F-250 4x4 Crew Cab Short Bed The “GC” (General Contractor)
 * Ford Focus ZX3 Little Red
 * Ford E350 Van Sportsmobile's Ultimate Adventure Vehicle
 * Ford Explorer Northern Edition
 * Ford Mustang California Dreamer
 * Ford Mustang GT Convertible “California Dream”
 * Ford Mustang Woodward GT
 * Ford Ranger STX Zero Gravity-Go After It!
 * GMC Grand Canyon
 * GMC Sierra Crew Cab Artic Stealth
 * Hummer H1 Raptor 2001
 * Hummer H2 Duramax Conversion
 * Hyundai Tiburon Red Flyer by Street Concepts
 * Infiniti G35 Racing Revolution
 * Infiniti M35 xM
 * Jeep Buggy Custom
 * Jeep Sahara State-Of-The-Art TJ
 * Jeep Wrangler Rubicon Project Lock It Up
 * Troy Lee Designs MX-5
 * Nissan 350Z Top Gun Kit
 * Nissan Frontier Crew Cab 4WD Impulse Beach Breaker Watch
 * Nissan Rock'd Frontier
 * Pontiac G6 Afterburn
 * Pontiac Solstice Weekend Club Racer concept
 * Scion xB “TWINS”
 * Subaru WRX PERRIN H6 STI
 * Toyota Tacoma 2WD PreRunner
 * Toyota Tacoma Smittybilt Rock Crawler
 * Volkswagen Phaeton “Signature Series”

2006

 * Chevrolet HHR Panel
 * Ford F-150 FX2 Sport Extreme
 * Ford F-150 by DeBerti Designs
 * Ford F-150 by Bigfoot Offroad & Performance
 * Ford F-250 Super Duty Project Work-A-HAUL IT
 * Ford F-250 Super Duty by Fabtech
 * Ford F-650 by DeBerti Designs
 * Ford Fusion T5 by MRT
 * Ford All-American Grand Touring Fusion
 * Ford Edge by H&R Special Springs
 * Ford Edge by 3dCarbon
 * Ford Expedition Funkmaster Flex Concept
 * Ford Explorer Sport "Muscle Truck" Barry's Speed Shop
 * Ford Project Mustang GT by Ford Vehicle Personalization
 * Ford Mustang GT Convertible by Stitchcraft Interiors Inc.
 * Ford Mustang GT Drop Top by K-daddyz Kustomz
 * 1970 Ford Mustang Boss 302
 * Ford Mustang GT
 * Ford Explorer Sport Trac Super Muscle Truck
 * HR+R JDRF Charity Car
 * Lincoln Navigator by Galpin Auto Sports
 * Lincoln Navigator by Exotic Cars
 * Lincoln MKX by 3dCarbon
 * Lincoln MKZ by 3dCarbon
 * Mitsubishi Evolander Concept
 * Panoz Esperante GTLM
 * Pontiac Solstice GXP-R concept
 * Pontiac Solstice SD-290 race concept
 * “RUSH” by Kirkham Motorsports
 * Shelby GT500 40th Anniversary
 * Shelby GT500 Dragster
 * Suzuki XL-7 BaseCamp Concept
 * Suzuki SX4 "Zuk" Concept
 * Suzuki Thunderhill SX4 GodZUKI
 * The Stallion Trike
 * Volvo Caresto V-8 Speedster Concept
 * Volvo C30 by Evolve
 * Volvo C30 by IPD
 * Volvo C30 HEICO Sportiv
 * 1967 Volvo Amazon Kombi-69

2007

 * Chevrolet HHR SS Panel concept
 * Ford Mustang V6 Appearance Package
 * Honda HF-S concept
 * Toyota Matrix (second generation)

2008

 * Chevrolet Camaro LS7
 * Chevrolet Dale Earnhardt Jr. Camaro
 * Chevrolet Camaro Black
 * 2010 Chevrolet Camaro GS Racecar Concept
 * Hyundai RMR "Art of Speed" Genesis Coupe 2.0t
 * Mercedes-Benz GLK 350 Urban Whip
 * Mercedes-Benz GLK 320 Brabus Widestar
 * Mercedes-Benz GLK 350 RennTech Rally Racer
 * Mercedes-Benz GLK 350 Four Corners Rock Crawler
 * Pontiac Solstice GXP Coupe concept
 * Subaru Forester XTI concept
 * Subaru Forester Mountain Rescue Vehicle
 * Volkswagen Jetta TDI Cup "Street" edition

2009

 * Chevrolet Synergy Camaro
 * Chevrolet Chroma Camaro
 * Chevrolet Camaro Dusk
 * Jay Leno Camaro
 * Hyundai Genesis Coupe 2.0T R-Spec (2009–)
 * Hyundai RM460 Genesis Coupe

2010

 * RMR Signature Edition Hyundai Equus
 * DUB Edition Hyundai Equus
 * Mazda MX-5 Super20

2011

 * Hyundai RM500 Genesis Coupe
 * ARK Performance Veloster
 * PM Lifestyle Veloster
 * Hyundai Re:Mix Music Veloster
 * Hyundai Re:Mix Gaming Veloster
 * RMR Global Rallycross Veloster
 * Mazda Turbo2
 * 3dCarbon Mazda2
 * Mazda MX-5 Spyder
 * Mazda MX-5 Super20 (refresh)

2012

 * Dodge Charger Juiced
 * Ford Mustang High Gear concept
 * Cosworth Hyundai Genesis Racing Series
 * Hyundai Genesis Coupe R-Spec by ARK
 * Hyundai Veloster Velocity
 * ARK Performance Veloster Alpine Edition
 * Hyundai Veloster JP Edition
 * Scion Carbon Stealth FR-S
 * Scion FR-S GT
 * Scion Minty FReSh
 * Toyota Avalon TRD Edition
 * Toyota Avalon HV Edition
 * Toyota Avalon DUB Edition
 * Toyota FJ-S Cruiser Concept

2013

 * Acura RLX Urban Luxury Sedan by MAD Industries
 * Acura RLX VIP Sedan by Evasive Motorsports
 * Acura Street Performance ILX by MAD Industries
 * AEV Ram 2500 Crew Cab Diesel Concept
 * Chevrolet Camaro Spring Special Edition
 * Chevrolet Camaro RRTP Customs Wide-Body
 * Chevrolet Performance Camaro V6
 * Chevrolet Performance Camaro V8
 * Chevrolet COPO Camaro Concept
 * Chevrolet Garage Camaro Concept
 * Chevrolet Corvette Concept 7 Nowicki Autosport
 * Chevrolet Corvette Stingray Convertible Atlantic Concept
 * Chevrolet Corvette Stingray “Gran Turismo” Concept
 * Chevrolet Corvette Stingray Pacific Concept
 * Chevrolet Corvette Stingray LG Motorsports
 * Chevrolet Corvette Stingray PFADT Race Engineering
 * Chevrolet Malibu LTZ Concept
 * Chevrolet Personalization Sonic Concept
 * Chevrolet Performance Sonic RS Concept
 * Chevrolet Performance Classic Truck Concept
 * Chevrolet Signature Silverado by Brad Paisley Concept
 * Chevrolet Silverado Black Ops Concept
 * Chevrolet Silverado Cheyenne Concept
 * Chevrolet Silverado Volunteer Firefighter Concept
 * Chevrolet Silverado Z71 by Tony Stewart Concept
 * Chevrolet Silverado HD Dually Tow Vehicle
 * Chevrolet Suburban Half-Pipe Concept
 * Chevrolet Ricky Carmichael All-Activity Sonic Concept
 * Chevrolet Spark EV Tech Performance Concept
 * Chevrolet Jeff Gordon SS Performance
 * Chevrolet Tahoe Black Concept
 * Chevrolet Tahoe Police Concept
 * Chevrolet Urban Cool Impala Concept
 * Chrysler 300 Convertible by JC Autostyles
 * Chrysler 300S Mopar
 * Chrysler 300S Phantom Black
 * Dodge Challenger R/T Shaker
 * Dodge Challenger Mopar ’14
 * Dodge Challenger R/T "Scat Package"
 * Dodge Charger R/T "Scat Package"
 * Dodge Dart GT "Scat Package"
 * Dodge Durango R/T Mopar
 * Ferrari 458 Liberty Walk Wide-Body
 * Fiat 500L Adventurer
 * Ford-Riley Daytona Prototype
 * 1956 Ford Thunderbird “Men of Honor”
 * Ford F-100 'Snakebit'
 * Ford F-150 by Fatal Clothing
 * Ford F-150 by JR Consulting
 * Ford F-150 by Skyjacker Suspensions
 * Ford F-350 Super Duty by Cars by Kris
 * Ford F-250 Super Duty by Hulst Customs
 * Ford Bronco Build-a-Bronco Four-Door
 * Ford Fiesta ST by 3dCarbon
 * Ford Fiesta ST by Bojix Design
 * Ford Fiesta ST by COBB Tuning and Tanner Foust Racing
 * Ford Fiesta ST by Ice Nine Group
 * Ford Fiesta ST by MRT
 * Ford Focus ST by Cosworth
 * Ford Focus ST by European Car Magazine
 * Ford Focus ST by DRAGG
 * Ford Focus ST by Green Filter USA
 * Ford Focus ST by PM Lifestyle
 * Ford Focus ST by UTI Gulf Racing
 * Ford Fusion Titanium by DSO Eyewear
 * Ford Fusion by Full-Race Motorsports
 * Ford Mustang 50th Anniversary Golf Cart
 * Ford Mustang by Hollywood Hot Rods
 * Ford Mustang by Nitto Tire
 * Ford Mustang by Vortech Superchargers
 * Ford Mustang GT Project Yellow Jacket
 * Ford Transit Connect by Blood & Grease
 * Ford Transit Connect by CGS Motorsports
 * Ford Transit Connect by eJudged.com
 * Ford Transit Connect by Impulse Marketing & Media
 * Ford Transit Connect by K-Daddyz Kustomz
 * Ford Transit Connect by LGE-CTS Motorsports
 * Ford Transit Connect by Mobsteel
 * Ford Transit Connect by Pentech Automotive
 * Ford Transit Connect by Strange Motion BMX
 * Ford Transit Connect by Hot Wheels
 * Forgiato Widebody C7 Corvette Stingray by TS Designs
 * Giovanna Wheels Cadillac Escalade Golf Cart
 * Honda Accord by MAD Industries
 * Honda Civic Coupe
 * Honda Civic Coupe HGA Package
 * Honda Civic Si Coupe
 * Honda Civic Si Coupe Race Car by HPD
 * Honda Civic Si Sedan SEMA Project
 * Honda Civic Street Performance Concept by HPD
 * Honda Mean Mower
 * Honda Odyssey by Bisimoto Engineering
 * Hot Rod Conspiracy's Castrol Rocket
 * Bisimoto Engineering Hyundai Genesis Coupe
 * Hyundai Genesis Coupe JP Edition
 * Hyundai Genesis Coupe Legato ARK Performance Concept
 * Hyundai Veloster Turbo by Fox Marketing
 * Hyundai Veloster Turbo Night Racer "Yellowcake" by EGR
 * Jeep Cherokee Trail Carver
 * Jeep Wrangler Copper Crawler Concept
 * Kia Amped Soul
 * Kia DJ Booth Soul
 * Kia Music Memorabilia Soul
 * Kia The Voice Soul
 * Kia Vans Warped Tour Soul
 * Lexus IS 250 by Andrew Atigehchi
 * Lexus IS 250 AWD by Gordon Ting
 * Lexus IS 250 F-Sport by Paul Tolson and Gabriel Escobedo
 * Lexus IS 300 by Maricar Cortez
 * Lexus IS 340 by Philip Chase
 * Lexus IS 350 F-Sport by Seibon Carbon
 * Lexus IS 350 F-Sport by Vossen Wheels
 * Lexus IS 350 F-Sport by Rob Evans/ VIP Auto Salon
 * Lexus LFA by Guy S. De Alwis
 * Mazda Ceramic 6 Concept
 * Mazda Club Sport 3 Concept
 * Mazda Club Sport 6 Concept
 * Mazda Vector 3 Concept
 * Maximum D Monster Truck
 * Mobsteel FedEx Delivery Truck
 * Mopar 4700 Spec Class 4x4
 * Porsche 911 RAUH-Welt
 * Porsche Cayenne Turbo Black Bison by Wald International
 * Ram 1500 Sun Chaser
 * Ram Dually Case Work Truck
 * Ring Brothers 1971 DeTomaso Pantera
 * Scion GReddy Performance x Scion Racing Drift FR-S
 * Scion Steve Aoki x Scion FR-S
 * Scion FR-S Style J/Urban GT Sport Coupe
 * Scion Bulletproof FR-S Concept One
 * Scion Walter Franco L-DZ Concept
 * Scion Young Tea Simpli-tC
 * Scion Josh Croll WSD-tC
 * Scion Strictly Business Cartel Scion xB
 * Toyota 4Runner Ultimate Dream Ski
 * Toyota Camry "CamRally"
 * Toyota Corolla "Crusher"
 * Toyota FJ Cruiser "Trail Teams Ultimate"
 * Toyota RAV4 LifeTime Fitness
 * Toyota SpongeBob Highlander: Tanked Edition
 * Toyota Tacoma DC Shoes
 * Toyota Tundra "Let's Go Moto"
 * Toyota Tundra BBQ
 * Vaydor
 * Volkswagen Golf by H&R
 * Volkswagen Jetta GLI Helios Special Edition Tribute by FMS Automotive
 * Volkswagen Jetta Racer's Dream by FMS Automotive

Concept on 4x4 by SG Concepts
 * Jeep 4x4 TEXON

2014

 * Kia Smitten Soul EV
 * Lexus IS 350 F Sport Deviantart Edition
 * Scion FR-S T1

2016

 * Toyota Yaris Legian
 * Toyota Land Speed Cruiser
 * Toyota Prius G

2017

 * Chevrolet Camaro Hot Wheels Special Edition
 * Luke Bryan Chevrolet Suburban concept

2019

 * Hyundai Veloster Grappler concept

2022

 * Dodge Charger Daytona SRT
 * Volkswagen Golf MK3 “Rallye”

SEMA awards
Since 2003, the GT awards have been presented at the SEMA Auto Convention, and these include categories such as Best in Show, Best Hot Rod, and Best European Import. SEMA was also presented with the Grassroots Motorsports Editors' Choice Award in 2012.

SEMA Action Network
Since 1997, the SEMA Action Network (SAN) has been a grassroots network for the automotive hobby. The SEMA Action Network is a partnership between enthusiasts, vehicle clubs and members of the specialty automotive parts industry in the United States and Canada who have collaborated to promote automotive hobby-friendly legislation and laws.

In the past, the SAN has:
 * Promoted hot rod and custom vehicle (including kit cars and replicas) registration and titling laws in over 20 states
 * Assisted in protecting classic vehicles waiting to be restored from confiscation on private property
 * Defended illegal on-road nitrous oxide use with SAN model legislation
 * Defended enthusiast's right to use loud aftermarket exhaust and emission control delete systems on public streets and highways
 * Opposed “Cash for Clunkers” legislation
 * Promoted legislation to lower taxes and fees for hobbyist vehicles
 * Advocated to ensure public lands remain open to responsible on-road recreation

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Talk:California State Route 4

Short page
This is a very short page... should I just clear it and start all over?--Rschen7754 02:04, Jun 12, 2005 (UTC)

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Entropic force

In physics, an entropic force acting in a system is an emergent phenomenon resulting from the entire system's statistical tendency to increase its entropy, rather than from a particular underlying force on the atomic scale.

Mathematical formulation
In the canonical ensemble, the entropic force $$\mathbf F$$ associated to a macrostate partition $$\{\mathbf{X}\}$$ is given by

 * $$\mathbf{F}(\mathbf{X}_0) = T \nabla_\mathbf{X} S(\mathbf{X})|_{\mathbf{X}_0},$$

where $$T$$ is the temperature, $$S(\mathbf{X})$$ is the entropy associated to the macrostate $$\mathbf{X}$$, and $$\mathbf{X}_0$$ is the present macrostate.

Pressure of an ideal gas
The internal energy of an ideal gas depends only on its temperature, and not on the volume of its containing box, so it is not an energy effect that tends to increase the volume of the box as gas pressure does. This implies that the pressure of an ideal gas has an entropic origin.

What is the origin of such an entropic force? The most general answer is that the effect of thermal fluctuations tends to bring a thermodynamic system toward a macroscopic state that corresponds to a maximum in the number of microscopic states (or micro-states) that are compatible with this macroscopic state. In other words, thermal fluctuations tend to bring a system toward its macroscopic state of maximum entropy.

Brownian motion
The entropic approach to Brownian movement was initially proposed by R. M. Neumann. Neumann derived the entropic force for a particle undergoing three-dimensional Brownian motion using the Boltzmann equation, denoting this force as a diffusional driving force or radial force. In the paper, three example systems are shown to exhibit such a force:
 * electrostatic system of molten salt,
 * surface tension and,
 * elasticity of rubber.

Polymers
A standard example of an entropic force is the elasticity of a freely jointed polymer molecule. For an ideal chain, maximizing its entropy means reducing the distance between its two free ends. Consequently, a force that tends to collapse the chain is exerted by the ideal chain between its two free ends. This entropic force is proportional to the distance between the two ends. The entropic force by a freely jointed chain has a clear mechanical origin and can be computed using constrained Lagrangian dynamics. With regards to biological polymers, there appears to be an intricate link between the entropic force and function. For example, disordered polypeptide segments – in the context of the folded regions of the same polypeptide chain –  have been shown to generate an entropic force that has functional implications.

Hydrophobic force
Another example of an entropic force is the hydrophobic force. At room temperature, it partly originates from the loss of entropy by the 3D network of water molecules when they interact with molecules of dissolved substance. Each water molecule is capable of Therefore, water molecules can form an extended three-dimensional network. Introduction of a non-hydrogen-bonding surface disrupts this network. The water molecules rearrange themselves around the surface, so as to minimize the number of disrupted hydrogen bonds. This is in contrast to hydrogen fluoride (which can accept 3 but donate only 1) or ammonia (which can donate 3 but accept only 1), which mainly form linear chains.
 * donating two hydrogen bonds through the two protons,
 * accepting two more hydrogen bonds through the two sp3-hybridized lone pairs.

If the introduced surface had an ionic or polar nature, there would be water molecules standing upright on 1 (along the axis of an orbital for ionic bond) or 2 (along a resultant polarity axis) of the four sp3 orbitals. These orientations allow easy movement, i.e. degrees of freedom, and thus lowers entropy minimally. But a non-hydrogen-bonding surface with a moderate curvature forces the water molecule to sit tight on the surface, spreading 3 hydrogen bonds tangential to the surface, which then become locked in a clathrate-like basket shape. Water molecules involved in this clathrate-like basket around the non-hydrogen-bonding surface are constrained in their orientation. Thus, any event that would minimize such a surface is entropically favored. For example, when two such hydrophobic particles come very close, the clathrate-like baskets surrounding them merge. This releases some of the water molecules into the bulk of the water, leading to an increase in entropy.

Another related and counter-intuitive example of entropic force is protein folding, which is a spontaneous process and where hydrophobic effect also plays a role. Structures of water-soluble proteins typically have a core in which hydrophobic side chains are buried from water, which stabilizes the folded state. Charged and polar side chains are situated on the solvent-exposed surface where they interact with surrounding water molecules. Minimizing the number of hydrophobic side chains exposed to water is the principal driving force behind the folding process,  although formation of hydrogen bonds within the protein also stabilizes protein structure.

Colloids
Entropic forces are important and widespread in the physics of colloids, where they are responsible for the depletion force, and the ordering of hard particles, such as the crystallization of hard spheres, the isotropic-nematic transition in liquid crystal phases of hard rods, and the ordering of hard polyhedra. Because of this, entropic forces can be an important driver of self-assembly

Entropic forces arise in colloidal systems due to the osmotic pressure that comes from particle crowding. This was first discovered in, and is most intuitive for, colloid-polymer mixtures described by the Asakura–Oosawa model. In this model, polymers are approximated as finite-sized spheres that can penetrate one another, but cannot penetrate the colloidal particles. The inability of the polymers to penetrate the colloids leads to a region around the colloids in which the polymer density is reduced. If the regions of reduced polymer density around two colloids overlap with one another, by means of the colloids approaching one another, the polymers in the system gain an additional free volume that is equal to the volume of the intersection of the reduced density regions. The additional free volume causes an increase in the entropy of the polymers, and drives them to form locally dense-packed aggregates. A similar effect occurs in sufficiently dense colloidal systems without polymers, where osmotic pressure also drives the local dense packing of colloids into a diverse array of structures that can be rationally designed by modifying the shape of the particles. These effects are for anisotropic particles referred to as directional entropic forces.

Cytoskeleton
Contractile forces in biological cells are typically driven by molecular motors associated with the cytoskeleton. However, a growing body of evidence shows that contractile forces may also be of entropic origin. The foundational example is the action of microtubule crosslinker Ase1, which localizes to microtubule overlaps in the mitotic spindle. Molecules of Ase1 are confined to the microtubule overlap, where they are free to diffuse one-dimensionally. Analogically to an ideal gas in a container, molecules of Ase1 generate pressure on the overlap ends. This pressure drives the overlap expansion, which results in the contractile sliding of the microtubules. An analogous example was found in the actin cytoskeleton. Here, the actin-bundling protein anillin drives actin contractility in cytokinetic rings.

Controversial examples
Some forces that are generally regarded as conventional forces have been argued to be actually entropic in nature. These theories remain controversial and are the subject of ongoing work. Matt Visser, professor of mathematics at Victoria University of Wellington, NZ in "Conservative Entropic Forces" criticizes selected approaches but generally concludes: "There is no reasonable doubt concerning the physical reality of entropic forces, and no reasonable doubt that classical (and semi-classical) general relativity is closely related to thermodynamics. Based on the work of Jacobson, Thanu Padmanabhan, and others, there are also good reasons to suspect a thermodynamic interpretation of the fully relativistic Einstein equations might be possible."

Gravity
In 2009, Erik Verlinde argued that gravity can be explained as an entropic force. It claimed (similar to Jacobson's result) that gravity is a consequence of the "information associated with the positions of material bodies". This model combines the thermodynamic approach to gravity with Gerard 't Hooft's holographic principle. It implies that gravity is not a fundamental interaction, but an emergent phenomenon.

Other forces
In the wake of the discussion started by Verlinde, entropic explanations for other fundamental forces have been suggested, including Coulomb's law. The same approach was argued to explain dark matter, dark energy and Pioneer effect.

Links to adaptive behavior
It was argued that causal entropic forces lead to spontaneous emergence of tool use and social cooperation. Causal entropic forces by definition maximize entropy production between the present and future time horizon, rather than just greedily maximizing instantaneous entropy production like typical entropic forces.

A formal simultaneous connection between the mathematical structure of the discovered laws of nature, intelligence and the entropy-like measures of complexity was previously noted in 2000 by Andrei Soklakov in the context of Occam's razor principle.

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Chesty Anderson, USN

Chesty Anderson, U.S. Navy is a 1976 R-rated comedy film featuring Shari Eubank as Chesty Anderson, a WAVE (Woman Accepted for Volunteer Emergency Service) in the U.S. Navy.

When one of her friends goes missing, Chesty and several fellow WAVEs go looking for her and end up in a world of senatorial corruption and Mafia intimidation.

Cast

 * Shari Eubank as Chesty
 * Dorrie Thomson as Tina
 * Rosanne Katon as Cocoa
 * Marcie Barkin as Pucker
 * Constance Marie as Baby
 * Fred Willard as Peter Linden
 * George Cooper as Senator Dexter
 * Frank Campanella as The Baron
 * Timothy Carey as Vincent The Terrible
 * Phil Hoover as Michael
 * Tim Wade as Ferret
 * Scatman Crothers as Ben Benson
 * Mel Carter as Sam Benson
 * John Davis Chandler as Dr. Cheech
 * Betty McGuire as CPO
 * Lynne Guthrie as Lt. Ambrose
 * Brenda Fogarty as Brenda
 * Joyce Mandel as Suzi
 * Roy Applegate as Phil
 * Stanley Brock as Dr. Finkle
 * Dyanne Thorne as Nurse
 * Uschi Digard as Baron's Girlfriend #1
 * Pat Parker as Baron's Girlfriend #2
 * Betty Thomas as Party Guest #1
 * Deborah Harmon as Party Guest #2
 * Adair Jameson as Party Guest #3
 * Pam Rice as Party Guest #4
 * Murphy Dunne as Reporter #1

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Mr. Marcus

Mr. Marcus (born September 4, 1970) is the stage name of Jesse Spencer, an American pornographic film actor and director known for acting in or directing over 1,800 pornographic films.

In 2009, he was inducted into the AVN Awards Hall of Fame.

Biography
Marcus was born Jesse Spencer in Pomona, CA on September 4, 1970. Before becoming a pornographic actor, he worked as a truck driver. He started work in the pornography industry in 1994. He began his career as a director with the movie My Baby Got Back 7. He has been married since the early 1990s and has two children. He has been called the LL Cool J of porn.

Syphilis outbreak
In August 2012, Marcus was the central person in an outbreak of syphilis among porn-performers leading to a hold on filming. The investigation revealed that Mr. Marcus was the first infected with syphilis and that he had provided incomplete information to the producers. Marcus first noticed evidence of the infection as a rash of brown spots on his hands. He attempted self-diagnosis by Internet searches and asking other people, with no success. He assumed it was due to stress or a vitamin deficiency and started taking vitamin supplements. On June 13, 2012, Marcus passed a medical test performed by Cutting Edge Testing because testing for syphilis was not standard at that time.

In May, a performer noticed marks on his penis and refused to work with him. Marcus believed this to just be a rough patch of skin or a reaction to a personal lubricant. On June 24, Marcus filmed a production for Bang Bros with noticeable white lesions on his penis. None of the other performers or production crew mentioned anything, and with the recent clean test, Marcus still believed it was due to vitamin deficiency. Marcus was first diagnosed with syphilis on July 12, 2012, by his personal doctor and received a shot of penicillin the next day. On July 14, 2012, Marcus went for another routine medical test with Talent Testing Services (TTS), which had added syphilis to its standard tests two weeks previously. This test was positive but was only a day after the injection. He waited the recommended 10 days from the initial test and was retested by TTS on July 21. The test was still positive but his doctor informed him that it was safe, he was not contagious and that his body would always show a base level reading for the infection.

Marcus returned to work on July 24, and due to his history and reputation in the industry he was not asked for the full test and just showed the producer a copy on his cellphone, enabling him to hide the rapid plasma reagin (RPR) section relevant to syphilis. For a different production, Marcus faked paper documentation by folding the page of the original to hide the RPR results and making a photocopy. This was noticed by Mark Blazing of Blazing Bucks on August 7, a week after filming. During this time Marcus had worked three times, although the female performers from these productions all subsequently tested negative. The outbreak had occurred before he was diagnosed and received the penicillin.

Jail sentence and civil suit
On June 4, 2013, Marcus was sentenced to 30 days in jail and 36-month probation for "knowingly exposing at least two co-stars to syphilis after testing positive for the disease days earlier" In June 2014 a $129,360 judgment was made in favor of Lylith LaVey, a costar who Marcus had exposed to syphilis.

Awards

 * 1998 XRCO Award - Male Performer of the Year
 * 1999 AVN Award – Best Group Sex Scene, Film (The Masseuse 3)
 * 2001 XRCO Award – Best Threeway Sex Scene (Up Your Ass 18)
 * 2003 AVN Award – Best Supporting Actor, Film (Paradise Lost)
 * 2006 XRCO Hall of Fame inductee
 * 2009 AVN Hall of Fame inductee
 * 2009 AVN Award – Best Couples Sex Scene (Cry Wolf)
 * 2009 Urban X Award – Crossover Male
 * 2009 Urban X Award – Male Performer of the Year
 * 2010 AVN Award – Best Double Penetration Sex Scene (Bobbi Starr and Dana DeArmond's Insatiable Voyage)

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Talk:Haisla people

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Why doesn't this redirect to Haisla language, rather than the other way around? --Whimemsz 17:15, Jun 11, 2005 (UTC)
 * Duh, because the people are more reelvant than their language; yours appears to be an old post, the articles have long since been split.Skookum1 (talk) 16:03, 9 May 2008 (UTC)

Kitamaat/Kitamat name
By the look of it, it's Smalgyax (Tsimshian) rather than Haisla....but what's it mean?Skookum1 (talk) 16:03, 9 May 2008 (UTC)

It means "people of the snow" or "valley of the snow." From what I remember hearing, legend has it that when European explorers were exploring this area they had Tsimshain guides with them and asked the Tsimshian what this place was called and they said Kitamaat, which was their word for it. They must have assumed that was what we called it too and they didn't verify it with us so the name stuck. The actual Haisla name for the reserve is C'imo'ca (pronounced tsee-MOTE-sah) which means "snag beach." Terry Baggio (talk) 12:18, 18 August 2008 (UTC)

Kitamaat redirect
This currently goes to Kitimat, British Columbia, and shouldn't; I don't know enough to turn the redirect into at least a stub; can you help with some content about the village, Terry?Skookum1 (talk) 14:53, 18 August 2008 (UTC)
 * I'll write it up in a "raw stub" format as done already for some other people, a foundation/format to work on/up; generally there's leeway with band/nation articles about WP:COI and WP:AUTO because of hte nature of hte source, but ideally all information provided should be in a verifiable source, preferably linkable but otherwise cited properly etc. user:OldManRivers has managed to dig up material/refs on lots of close detail on the Skwxwu7mesh that's not necessarily online, though (see all of Category:Skwxwu7mesh and its subcats; to give ou an idea of the possible range of article content; likewise Categry;Kwakwaka'wakw where you'll also find a lot of those raw stubs for various peoples/places), likewise Category:Haisla for other extant articles.  Please note the difference between Haisla and Haisla Nation or Haisla First Nation - whatever the formal title used by the combined bands....unless that's not how it works; it's the Haisla-Heitlsuk-Oowekyala Tribal Council, isn't it? something like that in a different order I guess;  Or is Nuxalk also in there, despite the ethnographic divide.  I'm not clear on the [Xaixai]]s and maybe that's another article you could help with; the Central/North Coast is a mystery to me relative to southern parts; vanished villages and groups should all get articles, if the information is out there.  Anyway, welcome, I hope you saw the edit comments about reply-format with the colon....and remember not to select/delete other people's posts :-), it's bad wikiquette (unless it's vulgar/offensive or an "attack edit" etc).  Wikipedia's rich ground for "indigenous internet space", a conensually developed resource combining information from all known material - ultimately; but nobody "owns" a page (again WP:COI and WP:AUTO....also pls note WP:BIO re any biography articles you may start/work on).  Anyway you don't have to start a new section to reply, just use the colon format/ asterisk-bullets are more for sequential points; quotes from the page or a source in italics.  Citation format I've never learned, but others are around as models, or other editors will tidy 'em up sooner or later.  Anyway thanks for being out there on this part of BC wikidom; any locality or historical item in the area, FN or otherwise, please add as available, or as by your interest.  g'nite.Skookum1 (talk) 02:54, 25 August 2008 (UTC)

I think I'll pass this on
To the Kitamaat band office and let them decide what they would want added to it. Terry Baggio (talk) 01:43, 25 August 2008 (UTC)

 * Oops, deleted you message. Didn't know that was going to happen, still figuring out the discussion page format. —Preceding unsigned comment added by Terry Baggio (talk • contribs) 02:27, 25 August 2008 (UTC)

Move discussion in progress
There is a move discussion in progress on Talk:Chipewyan people which affects this page. Please participate on that page and not in this talk page section. Thank you. —RMCD bot 09:14, 12 March 2014 (UTC)

Requested move

 * The following discussion is an archived discussion of a requested move. Please do not modify it. Subsequent comments should be made in a new section on the talk page. Editors desiring to contest the closing decision should consider a move review. No further edits should be made to this section.

The result of the move request was: no consensus, so default to the current title which has been stable since June 2011. There appears to be a parallel dispute over whether the newly-created guideline at Naming conventions (ethnicities and tribes) carries consensus support. It would be better for all concerned to open an RFC to resolve the question of how to title articles about peoples, ethnicities are tribes. This will not be resolved either by a flood of similar RM discussions or by creating contested guidelines. -- Brown HairedGirl (talk) • (contribs) 16:54, 11 April 2014 (UTC)

Haisla people → Haisla – target page is dab first moved to redirect by JorisV on June 8, 2011 then made into a dab page by same editor on the same day with no regard to PRIMARYTOPIC or UNDAB. Relisted. BDD (talk) 23:10, 3 April 2014 (UTC) Skookum1 (talk) 05:33, 20 March 2014 (UTC)
 * Oppose. We have policy that the people should go at "XXX people" and the language at "XXX language", with "XXX" being a dab page, see WP:NCL. If you don't like that, try to change the policy. --JorisvS (talk) 09:11, 20 March 2014 (UTC)
 * "We" is not all of Wikipedia obviously, it's you, Kwami and Uysvdi and other NCL regulars concocting a bad guideline (which is not a "policy") that is in conflict with various others. WP:UNDAB has been ignored by all of you as has what WP:CRITERIA and WP:ETHNICGROUP have to say about this. The smugness in your suggestion for me to "try to change the guideline" in in a space dominated by the same small cabal of users, two - no three - have engaged in insults against me is beyond smug to the point of ridiculousness; an RfC may be required to change that guideline, as it's clear I'm shut out of any process involving  that group of editors, who have been relentlessly contrarian and hostile to anything upsetting the applecart they carefully concocted to please themselves..and no one else.Skookum1 (talk) 09:31, 20 March 2014 (UTC)

 * Oppose until the issue is addressed properly. These should be discussed at a centralized location.
 * There was a discussion once on whether the ethnicity should have precedence for the name, and it was decided it shouldn't. That could be revisited.  But it really should be one discussion on the principle, not thousands of separate discussions at every ethnicity in the world over whether it should be at "X", "Xs", or "X people".  — kwami (talk) 12:25, 20 March 2014 (UTC)

 * "These should be discussed at a centralized location." LOL that's funny I already tried that and got criticized for mis-procedure. Your pet guideline was never discussed at a central location nor even brought up with other affected/conflicting guidelines nor any relevant wikiprojects.  And as for "There was a discussion once on whether the ethnicity should have precedence for the name, and it was decided it shouldn't" that's fine to say about a discussion that you presided over on an isolated guideline talkpage that you didn't invite anyone but your friends into..... WP:ETHNICGROUPS is clear on the variability of "X", "Xs", or "X people" and says nothing being people mandatorily added as you rewrote your guideline to promote/enact.  It says quite the opposite; the CRITERIA page also says that prior consensus should be respected, and those who crafted it an attempt to contact them towards building a new consensus done; and calls for consistency within related topics which "we" long ago had devised the use of "FOO" and often "PREFERRED ENDONYM" (for Canada especially, where such terms are common English now and your pet terms are obsolete and in disuse and often of clearly racist origin e.g. Slavey people).  The crafters of the ethnicities and tribes naming convention (which your guideline violates) clearly respected our collective decisions/consensus from long ago re both standalone names without "people/tribe/nation/peoples" unless absolutely necessary and also re the use of endonyms where available; but when I brought it up in the RMs of last year you insulted and baited me and still lost.  Now you want a centralized discussion when you made no such effort yourself and were in fact dismissive about any such effort.  Pfft.  NCLANG fans like to pretend WP:OWNership on this issue, especially yourself as its author but that's a crock.  The way to "address this issue properly" is to examine all of these, but bulk of them needless directs from then-long-standing titles moved by yourself, one by one as I was instructed/advised re the bulk RMs; as case-by-case decisions are needed.  You want a centralized discussion, but never held one yourself.Skookum1 (talk) 12:49, 20 March 2014 (UTC)
 * No, no-one would criticize you for discussing this rationally. But this multitude of move requests is disruptive. They should all be closed without prejudice. — kwami (talk) 14:32, 20 March 2014 (UTC)

 * Support per nom. An identified people should be the primary topic of a term absent something remarkable standing in the way. bd2412  T 02:34, 22 March 2014 (UTC)
 * Support as per the policy Article titles and the guideline Naming conventions (ethnicities and tribes). There is no need to redo any guideline as it already supports the un-disabiguated title. — Preceding unsigned comment added by CambridgeBayWeather (talk • contribs) 03:54, 22 March 2014
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 * the "Haisla" disambiguation page was viewed 134 times in March 2014
 * "Haisla Nation" was viewed 394 times in March 2014
 * While the language article was viewed slightly more than the people article, the views of the Haisla Nation article IMO count towards the "people" meaning, partly because some "Haisla" pipes on "what links here" are to the government title; other "what links here" are direct mentions of the government. There is no way links to the Haisla Nation article can be construed as pointing to the language meaning.
 * the Haisla dab page is a three-item dab page, where the "Haisla Nation" title is included, which is not a proper dab as not being a standalone term and related directly to the people, rather than the language; as with other three dab pages of this kind, it is really "two and a half dabs".
 * Google results
 * "Haisla people" excluding "wikipedia" yields c. 15,000 results, further excluding "language" there are about 11,600 results
 * "Haisla language" yields about 4,110 results
 * "Haisla Nation yields 21,400 results, excluding "language" there are about 11,000 results
 * "Haisla tribe" yields 765 results, excluding "language" there are 646 results]
 * "Haisla Indians" yields 5,850 results, excluding "language" there are 4,160 results
 * Google Books results are:
 * 301 results for "Haisla Nation" excluding "wikipedia" and "language"
 * "Haisla people" yields 181 results, excluding "language" and "wikipedia"
 * "Haisla language" yields 314 results
 * "Haisla Indians" yields 100 results excluding "language"; including "language" there are 310 results
 * Google News results are:
 * no results for "Haisla language"; a suggested link to a ''Bellingham Herald" article where the two terms occur separately and references to "Haisla" are "Haisla culture", "Haisla people" and "Haisla heritage"
 * there are 2 results for "Haisla people", excluding wikipedia and including the Bellingham Herald article mentioned above
 * "Haisla Nation" yields 4 results, excluding "wikipedia" and the same results apply excluding "language"
 * Google Scholar results are:
 * 90 results for "Haisla people" with 25 results when excluding "language"
 * "Haisla language" yields about 56 results
 * "Haisla Nation" yields 150 results. Curiously, excluding "language" there are 62 results
 * for "Haisla Indians" there are 9 results, excluding language there are 3 results
 * "Haisla tribe" yields 10 results, excluding "language" there are 3 results]
 * Noting that the general readership is of more relevance to the title per TITLE and other guidelines, the Google Scholar results which favour the language should be discounted; it would appear ethnography does not write as much about these people as do linguists. "Haisla tribe" and "Haisla Indians" may be construed as referring to the people; in some uses it appears "Haisla tribe" is a reference to the government.Skookum1 (talk) 03:30, 4 April 2014 (UTC)
 * Comment Please note the ambiguity with the subcategory Category:Haisla people for "people who are Haisla". This is a common ambiguity across many other related RMs and the question of this ambiguity is one of the main problems with "FOO people" ethnographic/people article titles.  The main category for the ethnographic group is Category:Haisla, which matched the original title of this article.Skookum1 (talk) 03:55, 4 April 2014 (UTC)

 * Oppose. There seems to have been a ton of these requests over the past month, and there should probably be some centralized discussion somewhere (maybe there was, and I missed it?).  Anyway, so long as we have English language and English people etc., we should follow the same pattern for all such names to eliminate ambiguity.  Since Haisla language exists as an article, this shouldn't be moved. SnowFire (talk) 21:31, 10 April 2014 (UTC)
 * Some 80-90% of those RMs have passed/moved; and yes there was a centralized discussions somewhere, it's called TITLE and look up PRECISION and CONCISENESS there, and note the guidelines cited by CambridgeBayWeather - Article titles and the guideline Naming conventions (ethnicities and tribes). And also this closer's comment on Talk:Northern Tutchone "As with other recent moves, we appear to have an emerging consensus that the people are the WP:PRIMARYTOPIC and should be at the base name. Cúchullain "  THAT consensus has formed with reference to the major guidelines, not with reference to a single flawed guideline, the writing of which ignored all those guidelines.  Also, these have to be done on a case-by-case basis because of PRIMARYTOPIC issues as with Muscogee people vs. what else on Muscogee; in this case, there are no other uses of Haisla than Haisla language and Haisla Nation, which are not PRIMARYTOPICS; the latter is the government article, and is a two-word item not eligible for PRIMARYTOPIC vs the standalone Haida.  The view stats google searches above indicate that the language isn't, either - but it's also not by definition, the people - who are a living people, not on a museum shelf - are who the English language name for their language (which in their language is called Henaksiala) is named for; therefore a secondary topic and, also, a two-word dab.  The view stats aren't as compelling as the googles in this case but those are in-wiki stats, not from the world at large, and are dependent on where and how the incoming links are located and configured.  The googles show the "most common use" for the standalone term "Haisla" is the people.Skookum1 (talk) 02:00, 11 April 2014 (UTC)
 * The above discussion is preserved as an archive of a requested move. Please do not modify it. Subsequent comments should be made in a new section on this talk page or in a move review. No further edits should be made to this section.

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