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FOREWORD Airport administrators, engineers, and researchers often face problems for which infor-
mation already exists, either in documented form or as undocumented experience and prac-
tice. This information may be fragmented, scattered, and unevaluated. As a consequence,
full knowledge of what has been learned about a problem may not be brought to bear on its
solution. Costly research findings may go unused, valuable experience may be overlooked,
and due consideration may not be given to recommended practices for solving or alleviat-
ing the problem.
There is information on nearly every subject of concern to the airport industry. Much of
it derives from research or from the work of practitioners faced with problems in their day-
to-day work. To provide a systematic means for assembling and evaluating such useful in-
formation and to make it available to the entire airport community, the Airport Cooperative
Research Program authorized the Transportation Research Board to undertake a continu-
ing project. This project, ACRP Project 11-03, "Synthesis of Information Related to Air-
port Practices," searches out and synthesizes useful knowledge from all available sources
and prepares concise, documented reports on specific topics. Reports from this endeavor
constitute an ACRP report series, Synthesis of Airport Practice.
This synthesis series reports on current knowledge and practice, in a compact format,
without the detailed directions usually found in handbooks or design manuals. Each report
in the series provides a compendium of the best knowledge available on those measures
found to be the most successful in resolving specific problems.
PREFACE It is an accepted fact that airfield driver training programs are necessary to help prevent
By Gail Staba and reduce runway incursions that may be caused by vehicle drivers on the movement areas
Senior Program Officer (taxiways and runways) of an airport. Many airport operators also require drivers who are
Transportation not authorized to drive on the movement area to go through a driver training course for the
Research Board non-movement area (ramps and aprons). Basically, airport operators know that, owing to
congestion and distractions on the ramps and aprons, the best way to promote safety is to
ensure that there are rules and regulations to help prevent accidents, and that personnel who
work on those ramps and aprons are aware of the dangers that exist. The purpose of this re-
port is to provide airport operators with information on the requirements and training re-
quired to obtain driving privileges on airport airfields, and the differences and similarities
that might exist among the various airports throughout the country. The report also contains
information on the types of training programs available to airport employees based on
where the employees were authorized to drive
Information used in this study was acquired through a review of the literature and inter-
views with airport operators and industry experts.
Ben Castellano, Airport Safety Consultants, LLC, Gambrills, Maryland, collected and
synthesized the information and wrote the report. The members of the topic panel are ac-
knowledged on the preceding page. This synthesis is an immediately useful document that
records the practices that were acceptable within the limitations of the knowledge available
at the time of its preparation. As progress in research and practice continues, new knowl-
edge will be added to that now at hand.
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Background, 3
Objective of Study, 3
Literature and Data Search, 4
Survey, 4
Classification of Airports, 5
Airports and Part 139, Airport Certification, 5
Non-Movement and Movement Areas, 6
Section 1. General, 9
Section 2. Non-Movement Area Requirements, 12
Section 3. Movement Area Requirements, 14
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By Jonathon Collis
Come Spring 1993, Magee was becoming increasingly involved with Scapin, which took him away from the final sessions of work on "Sacred Cows." That Summer, Rent entered development at the New York Theatre Workshop, drawing Larson away from the project as well. With two of its core creatives unable to commit the extra time required to refine the show, "Sacred Cows" was left to fade into the background. The premature deaths of Larson (1996) and Magee (2003) would subsequently keep the material confined to archive: "After Jonathan and Rusty died, we didn't want to feel like we were exploiting their memory," explains Goodman.
Out of "Sacred Cows," however, came close working relationships between its creators, especially for Golden, who worked frequently with Magee until the latter's untimely passing and collaborated with Larson again in 1994 on the children's video "Away We Go," a musical journey across New York City, which is available on DVD. Golden also performed, along with Magee, in early readings for Rent at New York Theatre Workshop. Much of Rent's creative team would subsequently go on to produce Goodman's Bright Lights Big City at NYTW two years later. In the meantime, the collaborators would all remain close and keep in touch personally and professionally.
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"I'm amazed by how many ideas we all had — there's so much going on. You hear the personalities of the entire team, [everyone's voice] really comes through," says Roberts, the excitement clear in his voice through the phone. "Some of the creative choices we made back in Spring of '93, before the whole animated thing, before irreverence, including a rap..."
"It's weird to hear Jonathan Larson singing 'I'm God' and talking about heaven," mentions Goodman. 'We were all so hungry back then..."
"It was a chance for five creators to get together and create," says Roberts. "With most projects, you have a master — such as a producer — but here, we didn't have one. We just got together and did it. It was a true collaboration."
As for Multi Media Musicals, Goodman reminisces: '"Sacred Cows" was meant to be the first project. We started on a few more things, but after Bright Lights Big City went to workshop, the project fizzled out. Jonathan [Larson]'s death also took away a lot of the appeal."
So why release it now? "We decided it's been on the shelf long enough," says Roberts. Goodman is equally excited: "Twenty years later, it's all gonna happen!" Indeed, as the original demo reaches publication, fans will have waited almost a full year for each minute of tape; the demo runs 20 minutes, 25 seconds.
Actress Alison Fraser, widow of Rusty Magee, says, "I am delighted that this music, put together in such an innovative and exciting way, is finally getting the chance to be heard. And I know that Rusty, gone ten years on Feb. 16, would be especially thrilled by this turn of events. He was very proud of this collaboration with Jonathan, Bob, Paul, and Jeremy, and the imminent light of day shed on it 20 years after its creation is cause for celebration indeed."
While "Sacred Cows" remained consigned to archive for 20 years, the recording and ideas are still fresh today while still maintaining its early '90s aesthetic. While perhaps not as scathing as the "South Park" creators' treatment of religion on that series or in Broadway's The Book of Mormon, "Sacred Cows" reminds us of how controversial such a project would have been in the pre-Matt Stone and Trey Parker days, a spark from creative people given the freedom to make something for themselves on their own terms, and grants us a musical snapshot of five talented young artists on the edge of ascension.
The track listing for "Sacred Cows: A New Beginning (The Story of Adame and Yves)" follows:
1. Prologue/A New Beginning
2. I'm God (featuring Jonathan Larson)
3. In Paradise (featuring Rusty Magee)
4. Give Me Your Rib (featuring Jonathan Larson)
5. Yipee Ay Oh (featuring Paul Scott Goodman)
6. The Tree Montage (featuring Bob Golden, Paul Scott Goodman, Jonathan Larson, Rusty Magee, Jeremy Roberts)
7. The Apocalypse
8. No More Mister Nice Guy (featuring Jonathan Larson)
9. In Eden
Find more information at the "Sacred Cows" Facebook page.
Permission to include a musical excerpt from "Sacred Cows: A New Beginning" is courtesy of Alison Fraser, Bob Golden, Paul Scott Goodman, the Larson Estate, and Jeremy Roberts.
(Jonathon Collis received his MA in Theatre Studies from the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama and works as a freelance writer and theatre historian in Seattle.)

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During a 40-minute speech at the Embassy Suites hotel, Leer said that the international treaty to combat global climate change and the West Virginia "anti-mining movement" among environmentalists threaten potential coal industry growth.
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"It's a battle, and when we change the economics in the East, we help that western coal," Leer said.
Leer said efforts by regulators and environmentalists to curb mountaintop removal are a particular threat.
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OSM Director Kathy Karpan and DEP Director Michael Miano held a news conference in Morgantown to announce the two agencies would work together to clear up a backlog of 38 permit applications.
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August 3, 2013
By Alyssa J. Miller
For such a health-conscious demographic as pilots whose ability to continue their passion or career depends on good health, airshows that target aviators are some of the unhealthiest attractions.
But at this year's EAA AirVenture, pilots are participating in more active events and have options for healthier foods, although the mainstays are burgers, bratwursts, fries, and cheese curds.
The Experimental Aircraft Association offers the Runway 5K Run/Walk during the show. This year, 696 participants lined up at 7 a.m. Aug. 3 to run around the south end of the airport and along Perimeter Road. Bruce and Anne Douglas of Appleton, Wis., have participated in the run each year since they had to push their children in strollers. Saturday, they ran as a family with Theo, 11, and Stella, 13.
A daily morning aerobics class was offered at the Theater in the Woods for those wanting to kickstart their day. Morning activities have been popping up at other aviation events too. Patty Wagstaff noted Aug. 2 during a Women in Aviation Connect breakfast at Oshkosh that a group did yoga each morning at the Sun 'n Fun Fly-In and Expo in Lakeland, Fla., this year, and hopes to offer something similar at an October WAI event in Prescott, Ariz. AOPA offers morning exercises at its annual Aviation Summit.
While more EAA AirVenture attendees are engaging in activities like the 5K, according to the Douglas family, healthy food options have seen a "minimal uptick." "Subway was an upgrade," Anne said of the chain restaurant becoming a vendor at AirVenture. Attendees can find grilled chicken, pasta, rice, chicken Caesar salad, turkey or salmon sandwiches, fruit yogurt, and other low-fat options. Even though healthy foods are offered, they aren't always the first choice, even among the health-conscious group.
"We ordered a pizza last night, and they delivered it to the camp site," Anne said with a laugh. (The family is camping with their 1947 Seabee.) Pilots at the show who tout making their own fruit smoothies and drinking wheat grass shots to boost their metabolism might frown on the dinner choice, but pizza's still healthier than what's being served up at Camp Bacon (you guessed it, bacon) located in the Camp Scholler grounds.
It seems pilots' tastes vary as much as the aircraft they fly to the airshows.
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Red Bull Air Racing has returned for 2014, with Paul Bonhomme, twice a world champion of past years' competitions, claiming a victory.
AOPA President Mark Baker flew four women and girls on two flights March 4 as part of Women of Aviation Worldwide Week activities designed to introduce more women and girls to aviation.
Pilots from Maine and New England turned out in numbers for the annual Maine Aviation Forum hosted by EAA Chapter 1434.
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Silicon Valley gossip blog Valleywag on Wednesday issued a call for readers to send in photos of the Apple tablet, in exchange for a cash prize of up to $100,000. On Thursday, Apple's own lawyers responded with something almost as good as pictorial evidence of the yet-unannounced device: a cease-and-desist letter.
Attorney Michael C. Spillner of prestigious Silicon Valley firm Orrick, Herrington, and Sutcliffe dashed off a letter to Valleywag's parent company, Gawker Media, beginning with this:
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While it's not actually a confirmation, the letter, chock full of claims of infringements on Apple's trade secrets, does lend credence to the endless speculation that the device--"an unannounced and highly confidential Apple product"--does actually exist.
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There are many ways for a business person to continue improving. I have had lots of good advice from authors Brian Tracy, Zig Ziglar, Jim Collins, and more.
One immediate way to improve your business skills is through reading. By reading one-half hour per day in your field, you will begin distinguishing yourself in your company and career. It may not seem like a lot but accumulatively the knowledge gained will be substantial.
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This section offers research reports, manuals, guidelines and other publications related to trafficking in human beings. The documents have been produced by governments, academic and research institutions, UN agencies, regional institutions and non-governmental organisations. Users can search documents by author, editor/organisation, title, topic, geographic descriptors and year of publication. N.B All publications are available in English (unless otherwise stated) in Portable Document Format (PDF).
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The Ban against the Purchase of Sexual Services. An evaluation 1999-2008.
Publication date : 24.01.2013
Selected extracts of the Swedish Government report SOU 2010:49. Swedish Institute, November 2010, 56 pages Since 1 January 1999, it has been a crime to buy sexual services in Sweden. In contrast to previous measures against prostitution, the more+Attachments
Balancing protection and prosecution in anti-trafficking policies
Publication date : 23.01.2013
Fafo-Nordic Council of Ministers, TemaNord 2012, 81 pages This report analyses and discusses the various forms of reflection periods and related temporary residence permits for victims of trafficking in the Nordic countries (Denmark, Finland, more+Attachments
Domestic Workers Across the World: Global and regional statistics and the extent of legal protection
Publication date : 09.01.2013
ILO, January 2013, 65 pages This volume presents national statistics and new global and regional estimates on domestic workers across the world. It shows that domestic workers represent a significant share of the labour force worldwide and that more+Attachments
The Way Forward in Establishing Effective Transnational Referral Mechanisms
Publication date : 16.11.2012
"The Way Forward in Establishing Effective Transnational Referral Mechanisms. A Report Based on Experiences in Cases of Human Trafficking in South-Eastern Europe". International Centre for Migration Policy Development (ICMPD), 2012, 162 pages The more+Attachments
First annual report of the Inter-Departmental Ministerial Group on Human Trafficking
Publication date : 29.10.2012
Secretary of State for the Home Department, October 2012, 107 pages This report sets out an assessment of human trafficking in the UK by the Inter-Departmental Ministerial Group on Human Trafficking (IDMG). It notes that the UK has already achieved more+Attachments
Eurojust Strategic Project and Action Plan against THB 2012 - 2016
Publication date : 22.10.2012
On the occasion of the conference "Working together towards the eradication of trafficking in human beings: The Way Forward", marking the Sixth EU Anti-Trafficking Day on 18 October 2012, Ms Michèle Coninsx, President of Eurojust, presented the more+Attachments
Trafficking in persons in Spain: invisible victims
Publication date : 10.10.2012
Defensor del Pueblo, October 2012, 334 pages The Spanish Ombudsman Office (Defensor del Pueblo) released the report "Trafficking in persons in Spain: invisible victims". This report contains the outcome of 140 investigations with several more+Attachments
GRETA Report on the United Kingdom
Publication date : 12.09.2012
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A Baseline Assessment on the Nature and Scale of Human Trafficking in 2011
Publication date : 29.08.2012
SOCA, August 2012, 19 pages This assessment was produced to provide an indication of the nature and scale of human trafficking during 2011. This is the first an attempt has been made to describe the full extent of human trafficking in the United more+Attachments
The Protection Project review of the Trafficking in Persons Report
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The Protection Project, John Hopkins University, July 2012, 128 pages
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Chocolate Pudding with Whipped Cream
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Make this classic chocolate pudding up to two days in advance. Fresh whipped cream made just before serving adds an elegant yet simple touch.
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- 4 ounce(s) semisweet chocolate, finely chopped
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- Whisk granulated sugar, cornstarch, cocoa, and salt in a medium pan. Whisk in milk and yolks. Cook over medium-low heat, whisking, until thickened, 8 to 10 minutes. Remove from heat. Add chocolate and butter; whisk until melted.
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Educational loans provide an excellent source of financial assistance. Once all sources of gift aid have been explored, you and your financial aid administrator can consider a number of education loans available through the Federal Family Education Loan program. Unlike scholarships, grants or work study programs, loans must be repaid, including their interest. Federal loans include the Perkins Loan, and both the subsidized and unsubsidized Stafford Loan programs.
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The Perkins Loan is a federal loan administered by the College. It is in the student's name and it must be repaid. Eligibility is determined by the results of the FAFSA. This loan is a needs-based loan and has a fixed interest rate of 5%. Interest does not accrue and repayment does not begin until nine months after you have graduated, dropped below half-time status, or withdrawn from the college. The funds range from $500 - $3000 per year. If you are awarded and you accept a Perkins Loan you must complete an electronic master promissory note (e-MPN), which you will find on the Student Loan Service Center web site at http://slsc.albany.edu.
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Zuke's Z-Ridge Natural Edible Dental Chew Bone is highly digestible, potato-based dental chew bone. Fight "doggy breath" with natural, breath-freshening chlorophyll. Ridged surface helps to scrape and polish your dog's teeth. Free of wheat, corn and soy. Made in the USA.
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Highly digestible, potato-based dental dog chew bone
Did you know good dental hygiene can help your dog live 5 years longer? Z-Ridge can help!
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Maybe cause the women got outrageously fat? Or did Liz finally realize Fred's gay....
Who are these losers?
Awww. That makes me sad. I thought Fred and Elizabeth were cute together. Their shared sense of humor should keep them together. I hope they give it another chance.
Elisabeth Moss did not get fat, in fact she's looked slimmer lately. Maybe she realized Fred is just too ugly!
Sad, I've been a fan of Jane's since 61*
**** you should get a clue. Fred is extremely talented. He's not just the funniest guy on SNL the past few years, he's a pretty damn good musician. Where's your other personality JettaJAMES?
So you guys are censoring the name of who I was responding to???
Either that, or "****" is now considered an expletive.
"Maybe cause the women got outrageously fat?" Wow. What a completely ignorant, ridiculous statement to make. I truly hope you don't believe these words. If you do, I feel sorry for you, and any children that you have or maybe will have, for I'm sure that you will pass your negative, grossly unrealistic opinions on body image to them.
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This makes running almost anything seem like a walk in the park. Of course that might also be because I now despise swimming.
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Why do you now despise swimming? I'm curious 'cause I just started swimming in a semi-serious fashion.
Oh man, she's older than me, let alone most RAers. I wish her the best.
(And ditto on jaybar's question.)
Well at least someone here is making relevance to the subject.
Whew, I wish her luck. That's a hell of a long way to swim.
I bet her fingers are all shriveled up.
Needs more cowbell!
I wish my mom could get inspired by Diana and other women of their generation doing amazing things. My mom is only 5-6 years older than Nyad, but she wrote herself off decades ago. And now she is suffering the health effects of a sedentary life and feels like she's too old to start anything. She won't even go for walks.
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Hope she goes ahead and pees in the pool and doesn't try to hold it until Florida.
I would run down the lane and into the night; Run so fast I swear my feet would fly; But the smell of the world came into my lungs; The sound of the gravel when my legs went numb; And my heart nearly burst right out of my chest...
Despise might be a bit strong. I was on the swim team in college, but tried to get back at it a few years ago and just could never seem to get my rhythm back. Then entered a tri and really hated getting kicked around. Running has just clicked for me.
Give it a chance, several people told me it takes months to develop decent enough swimming form to enjoy it.
Still going strong today after a stormy night.
Be sure to watch the video - you can hear her sing in the water.
For her breaks, is she allowed to board the boat?
Fast is better than long
Be sure to watch the video - you can hear her sing in the water. For her breaks, is she allowed to board the boat?
From second news story...
It is Nyad's third attempt to complete the swim in less than a year. For the record to count, she is not allowed to touch or be touched by any of the support crews or vessels. She is also not allowed to sleep while trying to make the swim.
Ok, sleeping while swimming? I say if she can survive it let her try.
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What in the Jehu?
It would be so creepy swimming out there at night...
I can't believe she is trying again! I hope she makes it this time.
I'm back!
Wasn't this supposed to take ~60 hours? She is already 54 hours in, and less than halfway there.
She didn't make it.
Damn. :-(
Too bad.
Seems like that is just not in the cards for her.
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Manny Parra's Horrible Fastball
If you've been reading this blog for very long, you know that I've been one of Manny Parra's biggest supporters. I've been one of the few that has maintained that the Brewers need to keep him in the rotation, to give him one last chance to sink or swim heading into a winter that could see the club make drastic changes to the rotation.
I've tried to stay strong on this for as long as I could, and even I'm starting to waver now.
Parra's start on Sunday against the Rockies looks solid enough on paper -- 5 IP, 6 H, 2 ER, 2 BB, 6 K -- but only two of the five runs he gave up were earned, thanks to his own error (one of my biggest pet peeves about baseball: a pitcher doesn't get charged with an earned run when his own error extends an inning, but a passed ball by the catcher is an earned run).
Other than the error, the thing that stuck out to me about Parra's start were the two home runs he surrendered. It was the first time since July 30 that he gave up two homers in a start, and both home runs came on fastballs.
That's been a problem with Manny.
Despite his above-average velocity, his fastball has been incredibly below average this season...and really, his entire career. FanGraphs has Parra's fastball at 16.4 runs below average this year, which is actually and improvement over the -26 runs it was worth last year. As a matter of fact, his slider, curveball, and changeup are also all below average this year -- the only good pitch he's had all year is his splitter, which comes in at 6.5 runs above average.
Parra's fastball has been the worst on the team this year, and it's not even really close. Randy Wolf's is second-worst at -12.9, followed by Chris Narveson at -10.4. For a comparison, Yovani Gallardo's fastball has been the most effective, registering as 10.4 runs above average. As a matter of fact, Parra's fastball registers as the fifth-worst in all of baseball.
Parra's problem, as usual, has been control and movement. As we saw yesterday, he has a tendency to leave that fastball in the zone when he doesn't have to, and the problem is compounded by the fact that it has very little movement. Take those factors, mix in Coors Field and a good Rockies lineup, and you're not going to get a very good start.
With that said, Parra should probably just stay in the rotation until the end of the season. It's possible a September call-up like Amaury Rivas or Jeremy Jeffress could take a couple starts, but it's not likely. The Brewers may be better off just letting Parra take the ball and pitch his way out of the Brewers' plans. He's got roughly a month and a half to prove he's worth keeping. It's worth noting he's arbitration eligible for the first time this winter, and while his potential raise in arbitration probably won't be much, it's possible the Brewers could decide that's $1 million or so better spent elsewhere.


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Dean Blais is in his fourth season as UNO's head coach, but really has brought in only three recruiting classes that were truly all his own.
The numbers indicate that the two-time national championship coach still knows what he's doing.
Heading into another key weekend WCHA road series at No. 17 St. Cloud State, the 14th-ranked Mavericks' junior class leads the country in goals (29), assists (50), points (79) and points per game (5.6). Only four other junior classes average more than 3.3 points per game.
"That's something we were brought in to do," junior center Brock Montpetit said. "We were the top freshman class coming in our freshman year, and we just need to keep that going."
UNO has just three seniors on its roster — goalie John Faulkner, forward Brent Gwidt and defenseman Bryce Aneloski. Only Aneloski came on board after Blais was hired.
Blais won his first national championship in his third season at North Dakota, but didn't live up to that timetable with the Mavs, who slipped to 14-18-6 last year. But he doesn't seem too far behind schedule now, and a primary reason is the junior class bouncing back from a collective sophomore slump.
UNO (9-4-1 overall, 5-2-1 WCHA) went 7-0 in November and enters the weekend in fourth place in the league standings. The Mavs have the second-best winning percentage in the league in WCHA games.
"We were just looking for the best guys we could find," said Blais, who was hired four months before the start of the 2009-10 season. "We were looking for overall talent, from top to bottom."
It looks like the Mavs were on target.
Forward Ryan Walters leads the WCHA with 20 points (six goals, 14 assists) and ranks in the national top 10 in assists per game (1.0, tied for fourth) and points per game (1.43, ninth).
Montpetit is tied for sixth in the WCHA in assists (11). Michael Young is tied for seventh in the league in power-play points (2-5-7) and tied for 10th in scoring by defensemen (3-6-9). Zahn Raubenheimer is tied for the league lead with two game-winning goals. Andrej Sustr is tied for fifth in defenseman scoring (4-7-11).
Now consider that Matt White, the team's leading returning scorer from last year when he had 17 goals and 23 assists for 40 points, is 10th on the team in scoring (5-3-8) this year.
"We're hoping Matt White gets on track pretty soon," Blais said.
So is it time for Blais to kick back and feel like he's got the program going the direction he wants it?
"Yeah, every time you do that, something stops it," Blais said. "Just imagine how good we'd be with the two Broadhursts and Jayson Megna in the lineup."
Blais doesn't hesitate to lament where this team might be had Terry Broadhurst, Alex Broadhurst and Megna played this season.
Terry Broadhurst passed up his senior season to sign with the Chicago Blackhawks organization. His brother Alex, a Blackhawks draft pick, would have been a freshman but elected to play major-junior instead. Jayson Megna left for the Pittsburgh Penguins organization with three seasons of eligibility remaining.
Still, to the surprise of many, the cupboard wound up being well-stocked. The bounce-back season from the junior class helps.
"We didn't expect them to put up the (quality) numbers they did their freshman year, but then you could say the opposite about their sophomore years," Blais said. "A lot of guys went down — I don't know if it was sophomore-itis or if they got too comfortable.
"But they're back on track now."
And the Mavs' sophomore class has come through, too. Dominic Zombo, moved to center, is second on the team with 14 points (five goals, nine assists) and Josh Archibald is third with 13 (7-6).
"A lot of us (juniors) are already 22 or 23 years old — we could be graduated, really," Montpetit said. "We're older and more mature. We just have to play like we're that age and not like we're 19 or 20 any more."
It shapes up that 2013-14 could be a special season for a team that is on track to have 10 of its top 11 leading scorers coming back.
But this team is thinking only about this season, and why not?
"We've got a special team, and we can do something," Zombo said. "Coach has said it the last couple of weekends, 'I like what we've got here. Keep playing hard and we'll see what happens at the end of the year.'"
�NOTES: Blais said freshman defensemen Nick Seeler (upper body) and Brian Cooper (lower body) have a chance to return to the lineup this weekend. Cooper has missed the past six games, while Seeler missed last weekend's series at Minnesota.
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But after failing to get the West Coast Conference's automatic bid, now all the Cougars can do is wait.
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I have been using the beta release of 4.3 for about a month now, and I have an AT&T Tethering plan. The personal hotspot works well. I have tested it with the iPad and my Laptop. Seems to work pretty seamless.
Only thing I would like to change is the Broadcast SSID, which is the Phone's Name.
The Verizon being the only carrier for personal hotspot for two weeks makes no sense. The iPhone drops on the 10th and this firmware the 13th. That's 3 days of "only carrier with personal hotspot" by my count.
You miss waiting a year and a half for cut and paste hoping that the next update would give it to you?
Not exactly just miss having new features to be excited about. Each update has not done too much as of late.
Usually its just the X.0 releases (2.0, 3.0 etc) that really introduce anything worthwhile. The rest are usually just house-keeping or minor updates.
To bad I'll have to break my Unlimited data ... Eff That, MiWi 4 Life !!!
What are you talking about? 4.x has introduced new mobile me features, HDR, game center, plus a few others slipping my mind right now! Mobile hotspot is great and so is, albeit an immature implementation and already broken one at that of ASLR it's there! I'm still on 4.1 but you should check the release notes from 4.0 through 4.3b! These incremental updates have added more features than apple ever has in such an update!
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I for 1 hope this happens so they can start working on a unlock for the iPhone 4....
OR breaking jailbroken phones...
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