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August Magazine '08 In this issue: THE ISSUE AT HAND: A robot's take on bowling By Scott Frager THE INSIDE TRACK: Tracking our progress By Sandy Hansell SALES PLANNER: Count on it By Ray Tuttle BACK TO BUSINESS: The future is now By Fred Groh OFF THE CLOCK: Miles to go before he sleeps - A long and busy road connects Ron Richard's life at the bowling center and his life at the state capitol. By Dawn Morrison-Carbone COVER STORY: Second time's the charm - Hosting the Bowling World Cup in 1994 was such a pleasure, Fernando Gutiérrez and son Daniel decided to do it again. By Fred Groh MARKET SNAPSHOT: Russia - A quick pic of bowling in a nation where an industry is emerging By Svetlana Aksenova WRAP-UP: Bowl Expo '08 - Bowlopolis and other business at the industry's premier get-together. TREND REPORT: An FEC in your future? - Across the nation, multi-tasking lifestyles are creating a new kind of entertainment place. It sounds familiar. By Randy White Big boxes and Betty Crocker - What multi-tasking leisure means to three bowling owners. By George McAuliffe LEGAL BRIEF: A can of SPAM - Mass e-mailing can be powerful marketing. It can also get you into big legal problems if you don't do it right. By Christopher Brian Conkle, Esq. TRADE SHOW AND TELL: BFC is rounding up, ECBCC is polling, too THE IBI SURVEY: 1948 - When do you raise prices? How much? DEPARTMENTS Open Forum Industry Bulletins Showcase Classified Datebook And much more…