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1. Which one of these CPTC'ers is not an Italian? 2. Our annual softball game takes place on the ballfields of Central
Park, and the club provides refreshment. But somebody has
to get the stuff over there. At the 1998 game, a club member
was kind enough to transport the beverages in his van over to the
Great Lawn. Of course, vehicles are prohibited from entering
the park during this period. When a team of park rangers converged
upon the vehicle, our team member said, "I don't know these
people. I am just a contractor. I am going to get out
of here right now." Who was that person? 3. When Audrey Kingsley was photographed
speaking on her cellular phone, what did she say? 4. Which is the best reason to join the Central Park Track Club? 5. Central Park Track Club/New York Triathlon Club member Randy Ehrlich has finished his residency in orthopaedic surgery and is now seeing patients at a midtown office. He specializes in sports medicine and, of course, his main interest is running injuries. (CPTCers will of course get preferential treatment.) Which of these statements is FALSE? (a) His office is on the same block as
the old Studio 54. 6. It is a sad fact that people do leave us for better opportunities
elsewhere. Which one of these people did not move to California? 7. About this Stuart Calderwood character, which of
the following is NOT part of his myth? 8. Sometimes, the workouts clash with other important events
and one has to make difficult choices. Which television program
did Nathan Klejman say he would skip the workout to watch? 9. Each of these people has confessed to having making multiple
clicks on the home page in order to reach a milestone (e.g. 10000,
7000, 14000, 9000, etc). Who is the one who had to make the
FEWEST number of consecutive clicks to claim the honor? 10. Which Central Park Track Club member ran a 6:04 indoor mile
when he/she was 9 years old on the track at the 168th Street Armory? ANSWERS 1. (d) Lucho Herrera is a Colombian cyclist known for his mountain-climbing prowess. Also the electronic nom de plume (nom de guerre?) for Jud Santos. 2. Sorry, it's one of these people but we are not telling (Hint: Who has a van?) 3. (b) Although the digital camera takes only still photographs, the named individual has been known to be able to memorize entire conversations verbatim. As for (d), her adopted hyperactive dog Bidu walks himself. 4. No clear answer here, since they are all judgment calls. For example, the costs would have meant nothing to our $100,000,000 man David Pullman but others may find it to be morally reprehensible profiteering. Social desirability is a matter of opinion and snobbery. However, (d) is definitely wrong because it is known that certain people avoid this club because of what they call the atrocious practices of this web site ... 5. (d) Listen, buddy, there are strict laws against that sort of thing! Don't even think about it! (WARNING: The web site guy is a narc, so don't even joke about it in his presence because he may take you seriously). 6. (b) Sylvie Kimche moved to Ohio to concentrate on playing golf. 7. (d) is FALSE ... at least, we think so, because we never know with Stuart ... Of course, Jack Brennan is the guy who was famous for wearing Rockports in marathons. 8. (d) South Park is it. Has anyone ever heard of a device known as the VCR? 9. (d) Michele's achievement was somewhat dimmed because the counter was somehow reset downwards by mysterious forces. Of course, the known all-time high was Ramon Bermo's 73 clicks to reach 10,000. 10. (a) Doug was hand-timed by coach George Wisniewski.
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