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OK, re the 727, as I watched the program last night. It was radio controlled, the radio took over and the crew left, which was the plan. What wasn't in the plan was the chase plane going unservicable with a fuel pump failure, which left them between a rock and a hard place, as their permit from the Mexican Government for the crash test was very close to expiring, they'd not been able to fly on the planned day due to high winds making the parachute side of it too dangerous, so they had to use the 337 chase plane, which was marginal performance speed wise, or not fly the crash test, as there was no way to repair the faster chase plane in time, and no further delay option.
Having watched it, the scientists will be learning subtle facts for a long time to come, and we may or may not get to hear about them, what we saw on the programme last night was the raw facts, and some of the specifics of what happened to the test dummies, things like that, but the finer details will only come out with time and detailed analysis of the end results, which hopefully will lead to safer aircraft in the longer term. In some respects, it's a pity they couldn't use a more modern twin low wing with wing mounted engines, as the impact forces would probably have been very different, if for no other reason than that the mass of thing like engines is in a completely different location, and would have acted very differently. If nothing else, the fire crew would not have been needed to kill an engine on a 737/320 type aircraft, the crash would have seen to that, Another aspect is that the way the nose section failed would possibly have been different due to the different crash profile, while the main gear should have failed in a similar manner, and the engines are held on to the wing by "fuse pins", the manner in which they failed would have been different because of the greater distribution of the weight over a larger area, and there would have been a higher possibility of fire from the wing due to the location of the engines. It just would not have been safe however for the crew to bail out in the way they did from the 727, the modern aircraft don't have a tail mounted stairway in the same way, so that exit route would not have been available to them. In theory, yes, it would be completely possible to use the automation of the aircraft to produce a controlled flight into terrain, joking apart, several crews over the last 25 years have proved that with devastating consequences. Getting it into the air however would not be so easy, the automation is not set up to do that on commercial types, but the changes to do it for a special project would not be that complex for a limited scope mission such as this one. Maybe that's for the next time, there's still plenty to learn from the detailed results of this test crash exercise. |
Oct 14, 2012, 12:23 AM | |
The chase plane they brought with them was the Cessna, very poor planning since it just wasn't fast enough. They came up with a Marchetti after they were in Mexico, they didn't really say if they found it locally or brought it down after they found out the Cessna wasn't cutting it. They said the Marchetti was a turbine engine, it clearly wasn't a turbo prop, I'm pretty sure it was a turbo charged and that's where the confusion came in, it almost killed the project when the fuel pump failed.
I thought they should have had the gear up for the landing, the nose gear would dig in on the desert floor, which it did, then the front of the fuselage broke off and went under the fuselage, I was really surprised when the main gear broke off, then was thrown up over and IN FRONT of the wings, I didn't expect that! |
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Aggie Men's Basketball Hosts Vandals Saturday In Match-Up Of WAC Unbeatens
Jan. 4, 2013 LOGAN, Utah - Utah State Men's Basketball vs Idaho Idaho (6-6, 2-0 WAC) at Utah State (12-1, 3-0 WAC) The Last Meeting
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GAME DAY HEADLINES Now in its 108th season of basketball, Utah State has an overall record of 1,491-1,023 (.593) in its 2,514 games played. USU has won 11 games in a row, and Utah State's 12-1 start to the 2012-13 season is the third-best in school history, trailing the 2008-09 team that started the year with a 24-1 mark and the 2003-04 squad that began the year with a 20-1 record. USU's 11-game win streak is its eighth win streak of at least 10 games under head coach Stew Morrill and the fifth in the last six years, ranking as the seventh-longest under veteran head coach Stew Morrill and tied for the ninth-longest in school history along with the 1966-67 and 1970-71 teams. A win Saturday would tie for the seventh-longest in school history and tie for the sixth-longest under Morrill. Utah State will also be aiming to start WAC play with a 4-0 mark for the second time in the last three years, as the 2010-11 Aggies opened league play with an 11-0 WAC mark. A win Saturday would give USU its fourth 4-0 WAC beginning in its eight years in the league, also doing so in 2007-08 and 2008-09 in addition to 2010-11. Utah State is 8-1 at home this year and USU has won 57 of its last 63 games (.905) in the Dee Glen Smith Spectrum after having its 33-game win streak snapped last season on Nov. 30, 2011 with a loss to Denver. That 33-game win streak started after a 37-game win streak was halted by Saint Mary's on Dec. 5, 2009. Overall, USU has won 93 of its last 100 home games (.930). USU has won 92.0 percent of its home games (218-19) under head coach Stew Morrill, including a 112-9 (.925) record in non-conference games. USU has registered a 512-112 (.821) all-time record in its 43rd year in the facility. The Aggies have won 246 of their last 267 games (.921) in the Spectrum, including 124 of their last 135 (.919) home games against league competition, including 49 of its last 53 (.925). Utah State has won 40 of its last 47 WAC games (.851) and is 65-15 (.813) against teams from the WAC during the last six seasons. Overall, USU has an 86-27 (.761) regular-season WAC record in its eight years in the league. Utah State is 89-26 (.774) during the month of January under Morrill, which includes a 52-4 (.929) record at home. The Aggies are 7-0 this season in games played on Saturday and are 141-52 (.731) in games played on Saturday under Morrill. USU is playing on Jan. 5 for the second-straight year, facing Fresno State in the Aggies' WAC opener last season, and Utah State is 10-4 (.714) all-time in known games played on Jan. 5. THIS WEEK WHAT'S UP NEXT? ON THE AIRWAVES Saturday's Utah State game will be aired in Salt Lake City on KOVO 960 AM and KDYL 1060 AM, in St. George on KZNU 1450 AM, in Vernal on KVEL 920 AM, and in Price on KRPX 95.3 FM. LISTEN LIVE ON THE INTERNET ON TV LIVE STATS LIVE VIDEO ON THE INTERNET BEING SOCIAL UTAH STATE IN PURSUIT OF FIFTH WAC TITLE IN EIGHT YEARS EIGHTH AND FINAL YEAR IN WAC LOOKING AT UTAH STATE USU is led by junior guard Preston Medlin with 15.3 points per game, adding 3.7 rebounds and 3.4 assists per game. Medlin also leads the team by making 26 three-pointers this season, shooting 26-of-64 (40.6 percent) behind the arc, netting 47.4 percent (65-of-137) from the field in addition to 82.7 percent (43-of-52) at the free throw line. On Thursday against Seattle, Medlin scored in double-figures for the fifth-straight game and 42nd time in his Utah State career with 18 points, as he was 5-of-12 from the field, 2-of-6 from three-point range and 6-for-6 at the free throw line. Medlin also added five assists and a career-high tying three steals in the game. Junior forward Jarred Shaw is averaging nearly a double-double with 12.8 points and 8.3 rebounds per game, adding 1.4 blocks per game as well. Shaw tallied six points, seven rebounds and three blocks in Thursday's win over Seattle. He now has at least seven rebounds in nine games this season, including four double-digit rebounding outings. Shaw also is shooting 54.0 percent (67-of-124) from the field in addition to 72.7 percent (32-of-44) at the free throw line. Senior forward Kyisean Reed is the third Aggie averaging in double-figures, posting 12.3 ppg, pulling down 6.9 rpg as well to go with 1.6 blocks per game. Reed registered 20 points and 10 rebounds for his second double-double of the season and third of his career, going 8-of-10 from the field and 4-for-5 at the free throw line for his 20 points, marking the third time this year and sixth time in his career he has scored 20-plus points. Reed also is shooting at a 62.5 percent (60-of-96) clip from the field. After scoring 14 points in each of his last three games played, junior guard/forward Spencer Butterfield topped that with 18 points in the win at Texas State, added a career-high nine assists to go with six rebounds and one steal. In Thursday's win over Seattle, Butterfield tallied seven points, three rebounds and three assists. Butterfield has filled in splendidly at starter for forward Danny Berger, as Butterfield has scored 86 points in the seven games at starter, averaging 12.3 ppg as a starter, after averaging 5.0 ppg in the first games of the season off the bench, posting a season average of 9.3 ppg. Butterfield is second on the team with 19 made three-pointers (19-of-40), also topping the team in three-point percentage, making 47.5 percent behind the arc. Freshman guard Marcel Davis averages 6.7 ppg on the season, making 59.3 percent (32-of-54) of his field goals, as well as 40.9 percent (9-of-22) behind the arc and 60.9 percent (14-of-23) at the free throw line. Davis also averages 3.0 assists per game, dishing out six in the win at Texas State and then tying a season-high with seven against Seattle to go with 13 points. USU LEADING WAC OVERALL IN FIVE CATEGORIES USU is also second in the league in scoring (72.3 ppg), fourth in scoring defense (62.8 ppg), fourth in field goal percentage defense (.410), fourth in free throw percentage (.696), eighth in three-point field goal percentage (.340), sixth in rebounds (36.8 rpg), eighth in steals (5.85) and fifth in blocks (4.23). AGGIES TOP FOUR WAC ONLY STATISTICAL LISTS The Aggies are also fifth in scoring defense (63.3 ppg), fifth in field goal percentage defense (.408), fifth in free throw percentage (.650), second in three-point field goal percentage (.400), sixth in three-point field goal percentage defense (.347), fifth in rebounds (34.0 rpg), fourth in rebounding margin (+1.3), second in assists (16.0) and seventh in blocks (3.33). MEDLIN, REED AND DAVIS TOP WAC ONLY STATS GOING STREAKING 19 (2) - 1999-2000, 2008-09 LEAVING STREAKS IN THE RECORD BOOK 19 (2) - 1999-2000, 2008-09 UTAH STATE DURING 11-GAME WIN STREAK Individually, four players are averaging double-figures during the 11-game win streak, led by junior guard Preston Medlin with 16.2 ppg, while junior center Jarred Shaw nets 12.8 ppg, senior forward Kyisean Reed is posting 12.5 ppg and junior guard/forward Spencer Butterfield nets 10.0 ppg. Shaw leads the team with 7.6 rpg while Reed adds 7.0 rpg. Medlin is averaging 2.1 three-pointers per game during the 11 games, making 23-of-58 (39.7 percent) total, while Butterfield is averaging 1.6 treys, draining 16-of-36 (44.4 percent) total while junior guard Marvin Jean is 10-of-22 (45.5 percent). Freshman guard Marcel Davis leads the team with 3.5 assists per game (39 assists) during the streak, while Medlin also averages 3.5 apg (38 total). A LOOK BACK AT THE SEATTLE GAME
REED GOES ANIMAL STYLE IN SEATTLE GAME DAVIS DISHES `EM OUT MEDLIN LIVING UP TO PRESEASON WAC PLAYER OF YEAR BILLING SMOOTH AS BUTTER AS A STARTER OTHER NOTES FROM SEATTLE GAME Seattle's 46.4 field goal percentage (26-of-56) was a season-high by a USU opponent. USU had its second lowest turnover outing with eight, its third single-digit turnover outing and fewest since six vs. UC Davis. The Aggie defense forced a season-high 18 turnovers, its most turnovers forced since 22 against Loyola Marymount in last season's CIT. USU had a 26-6 points off turnovers advantage, a season-high for both points off turnovers and scoring margin for points off turnovers, its most points of turnovers since 26 against Idaho State on Dec. 21, 2010 and Thursday's +20 scoring differential was the largest since a +23 (24-1) vs. Troy on Dec. 23, 2010. Freshman guard Marcel Davis played a season-high 29 minutes and tied a season-high with two steals. With a 6-for-6 effort at the free throw line Thursday, Medlin now has seven games this season making all of his free throws and 18 in his career. Sophomore center Matt Lopez snared a career-high five rebounds. Junior center Jarred Shaw tied a career-high with three blocked shots, and has at least one rejection in each of USU's 13 games this season and Thursday was his third game with multiple rejections.
SCOUTING IDAHO As a team, Idaho is fifth in the WAC in scoring (68.8 ppg), ranking sixth in the league in scoring defense (66.5 ppg), for a +2.3 scoring margin, ranking sixth in the conference. The Vandals are second in the league in field goal percentage (.468) while ranking seventh in field goal percentage defense (.436). UI is fourth in both three-point field goal percentage (.352) and three-point field goal percentage defense (.311). The Vandals are third in free throw percentage (.708), as well as fifth in rebounding margin (+6.8). Idaho also is third in assists (16.0), third in assist/turnover ratio (1.13), seventh in blocked shots (3.3) and 10th in steals (4.1). Idaho head coach Don Verlin is in his fifth season at the helm of the Vandals' program, after spending 10 years as an assistant at Utah State and 15 years as an assistant for USU head coach Stew Morrill at both USU and Colorado State. Verlin has compiled a 75-66 record at Idaho. UTAH STATE VS. IDAHO RIVALRY ONE OF THE OLDEST IN SCHOOL HISTORY UTAH STATE-IDAHO SERIES UTAH STATE-IDAHO CONNECTIONS MORRILL VERSUS THE STATE OF IDAHO UTAH STATE VERSUS THE WAC Stew Morrill VERSUS THE WAC LAST MEETING AGAINST IDAHO LAST REGULAR-SEASON MEETING VERSUS IDAHO MVP, THREE PLAYER OF THE WEEK AWARDS FOR REED Reed was named the Western Athletic Conference Player of the Week, the Utah State America First Credit Union Student-Athlete of the Week as well as the College Sports Madness WAC Player of the Week, all for the period of Dec. 16-23. LOPEZ MAKES SLAMMING DEBUT 350 USU WINS FOR COACH MORRILL AGGIES SLIPPED BELOW DOUBLE-DIGIT REBOUNDING ADVANTAGE FOR FIRST TIME, RANKED 14TH IN NCAA USU NINTH IN NCAA IN FG PERCENTAGE, 23RD IN ASSISTS PER GAME, 24th IN ASSIST-TO MARGIN SHAW IN TOP 50 IN NCAA FOR FG PERCENTAGE UTAH STATE TRENDS UTAH STATE AT THE HALF UTAH STATE IN JANUARY UTAH STATE USUALLY WINS WHEN SCORING 70-PLUS POINTS USU VERY SUCCESSFUL WHEN HOLDING ITS OPPONENTS UNDER 60 POINTS UTAH STATE PROBABLE STARTER NOTES #5 Jarred Shaw (6-11/245/JR/C/Dallas, Texas) - Posted first career double-double with 17 points and 15 rebounds in Saint Mary's loss, which were both career highs for both his USU career and his Oklahoma State career... Shaw's double-double was the Aggies' first of the season... Shaw's 15 rebounds were the most by an Aggie player since Nate Bendall had 16 rebounds against Fresno State on Jan. 11, 2011... Recorded second double-double in three games with 16 points and 12 rebounds in win over Weber State... Registered third and fourth double-doubles of year in back-to-back games with 12 points and 11 rebounds at Utah Valley and career-high 19 points and 11 rebounds against Nicholls State... Was one rebound shy of fifth double-double with 11 points and nine rebounds at UTSA, then added 17 points at Texas State... Has scored in double-figures in nine games and had double-digit rebounds in four games, posting his double-doubles all four times... Led USU in rebounding in seven of 11 games this season, including first five games... Set a career-high with three blocked shots against Weber State and then matched it Seattle game and has at least rejection in each of USU's 12 games... Ranks fifth in the WAC and 49th in NCAA in field goal percentage (.540)... Also ranks fifth in the WAC in rebounding (8.3 rpg) and 13th in scoring (12.8 ppg), along with seventh in blocked shots (1.38), as well as 14th in free throw percentage (.727). #13 Preston Medlin (6-4/185/JR/G/Carrollton, Texas) - Made 50th consecutive start and played in 72nd career game in UTSA contest... Led USU in scoring for the sixth time this season and 28th time in last two seasons with season-high 24 points in win at UTSA and 21 at Texas State... Scored in double-figures 10 times this season and 41 times in his career... Has made at least one three-pointer in 16 of his last 18 games played... Has 44 career games with multiple three-pointers, including season-high five at Texas State, as well as four against UC Davis, and three in back-to-back games against Southern Illinois and UTSA... Cracked into the USU top 10 for three-pointers made, now at No. 7 with 136 and maintained No. 5 spot on Aggies' career three-point shooting percentage at 42.4 percent, as well as moving into No. 10 on career three-point attempts list with 316 passing former teammate Jared Quayle (2010-11)... Ranks sixth in the WAC overall in scoring (15.3 ppg) but leads the league in WAC only games (21.0), as well as second overall in free throw percentage (.827), also ranking sixth in three-point percentage with a Montana area code .406, along with sixth in both assists (3.38) and assist-turnover ratio (1.63)... Also tied for first in WAC in minutes played (35.38). #21 Spencer Butterfield (6-3/205/JR/G/Loomis, Calif.) - Missed Southern Illinois game with illness... Made first start of USU career in Western Oregon game and stuffed the stat sheet with season-highs of 10 points, eight rebounds and seven assists... In USU debut in Idaho State game, was a spark off the bench, netting all three of his three-point attempts, which all came in the second half and all in a five minute span... Netted a career-high 18 points in the win at Texas State after posting a previous career-best 14 points in each of the previous three games, netting 14 in USU's wins over Nicholls State, UC Davis and UTSA, despite missing the Southern Illinois game with an illness... Has filled in splendidly at starter for forward Danny Berger, as Butterfield has scored 86 points in the seven games at starter, averaging 12.3 ppg as a starter, after averaging 5.0 ppg in the first games of the season off the bench, posting a season average of 9.3 ppg... Ranks second on the team with 19 made three-pointers (19-of-40), also topping the team in three-point percentage, making a team-best 47.5 percent behind the arc... The sharpshooting junior also has made at least one three-pointer in each of the last eight games, and have five multi three-pointer games, including season-high four treys against UC Davis, adding three at Texas State... He posted seven points and three assists against Seattle. Butterfield also dished out a career-high nine assists Monday at Texas State, USU's highest by an individual this season... Ranks third in the WAC overall for three-point percentage (.475), ranking tied for sixth for WAC only games (.455), as well as sixth in field goal percentage both overall (.507) and WAC only (.619)... Also fourth in assists in WAC only games (4.33) and seventh in WAC only assist-TO ratio (2.17). #34 Kyisean Reed (6-6/215/SR/F/Palmdale, Calif.) - Played in 49th career game and has made 40 career starts, but did not start in Santa Clara game... Has now scored in double-figures 25 times in his career including three of last six games with season-high 21 points against Southern Illinois, which came two games after posting 20 points against Nicholls State and then posted his second double-double of the season with 20 points and 10 rebounds in Seattle game... Recorded a blocked shot in 34 career contests, setting a new career-best with four rejections against Nicholls State, adding two each against Southern Illinois and UTSA... Has at least one blocked shot in 11 games this season and 15 of his last 18 career games played, including seven games with multiple blocks... Posted 29 career games with five or more rebounds, leading USU in rebounding five times this season... Climbed into Aggies top 10 career list for blocked shots, now at No. 9 with 62, and needs to play in one more game to qualify for the career blocked shots per game and would be No. 3 with 1.3 bpg... Also tied for No. 3 on USU's career field goal percentage (.617)... Has swiped a career-high four steals twice this season (Saint Mary's and Santa Clara), adding three against WOU and Nicholls State... Leads the league in WAC only games field goal percentage (.714) and second in the WAC in overall field goal percentage (.625) and would rank 13th in the NCAA, but does not reach the minimum requirement of 5.0 made per game... Also leads conference in WAC only games in steals (2.67) and fourth overall (1.92)... Ranks sixth overall in blocks (1.62) and tied for 10th in WAC only games (1.00), as well as eighth overall in rebounds (6.9) and sixth for WAC only games (7.3). UTAH STATE PLAYERS OFF THE BENCH #1 Ben Clifford (6-7/220/SO/F/South Jordan, Utah) - Posted season-high 11 points against Weber State, one point shy of his career-high... It was just the fourth time in his career and first since 12 against Louisiana Tech in the WAC Tournament... Added five points in Seattle game and four against Southern Illinois... Snared season-high five rebounds at Utah Valley and added four in UC Davis contest including two key offensive boards, and four again in Southern Illinois game... Has 20 career games with four or more rebounds... Made first start of season and fifth of career in the Santa Clara game. #4 Matt Lopez (6-11/245/SO/C/Erial, N.J.) - Saw his first action as an Aggie in Utah Valley game in his first game eligible after transferring from LaSalle last season at mid-year... Slammed onto the scene for the Aggies, logging his first basket in a USU uniform on a dunk... Ended with eight points, totalling two dunks to now rank tied for second on the team... Added five points, and recorded first two blocks of USU career to go with one rebound against Nicholls State... Shared team lead in rebounding for first time this season with then-season-high four against Southern Illinois and matched that with four at Texas State, before bettering season-best with five against Seattle. #12 Danny Berger (6-6/205/JR/F/Medford, Ore.) - Collapsed in practice on Dec. 4 from full cardiac arrest, but was released from Intermountain Medical Center in Murray on morning of Dec. 8 and was on the bench with his teammates that night... Will miss at least six-eight weeks... Started last 10 games played and made 30th start in 35 career games played in Santa Clara game... Started this year's season-opener after sitting out last year's as part of the first six games as a potential redshirt... Has scored in double-digits in 12 career games after netting season-high 11 at Santa Clara... Has three or more rebounds in each of last four games, including season high five in two of last three games (TAMU-Corpus Christi, Santa Clara)... At time of medical situation, he ranked sixth in WAC in free throw percentage (.833), making 10-of-12 on season. #15 Marvin Jean (6-4/190/JR/F/Harriman, N.Y.) - Made first start of Aggie career in Southern Illinois game, playing a season-high 33 minutes and tying a season-high for the third-straight game and fourth time this season with eight points, hitting two three-pointers for the third game in a row and four total times this season... Pulled down a season-best five rebounds in three games, most recently at Texas State, and added four in Southern Illinois contest... Drained a three-pointer for first three points of USU career in Idaho State game... Made first free throw of USU career in UTSA game... Tallied five points, four rebounds, two assists and one steal against Seattle. #20 TeNale Roland (6-0/170/JR/G/Louisville, Ky.) - Has started in six games of Aggie career... Netted a season-best 11 points in coming off bench in UC Davis game, tying a season-high four rebounds and also dished out four assists, for his sixth game with four or more assists... Has dished out two or more assists in eight games, including career-high seven in TAMU-Corpus Christi game. #25 Jordan Stone (6-10/270/SO/C/Smithfield, Utah) - Played in 43 career games... Snared six rebounds in Saint Mary's game and four in TAMU-Corpus Christi contest for total of 16 career games with three or more rebounds... Has eight career games with five or more points, including posting season-high of five points in Saint Mary's and TAMU-Corpus Christi games. UTAH STATE FROM THREE-POINT RANGE MEDLIN RANKS FIFTH ALL-TIME AT UTAH STATE IN THREE-POINT SHOOTING Three-Point Field Goals Made Name Years FG 1. Jaycee Carroll 2005-08 369 2. Tony Brown 1999-02 283 3. Reid Newey 1984, 87-89 237 4. Jay Goodman 1991-93 209 5. Tyler Newbold 2008-11 194 6. Justin Jones 1996-98 183 7. Preston Medlin 2010, 12- 136 8. Brian Green 2010-11 129 9. Jared Quayle 2009-10 128 10. Pooh Williams 2008-11 117 11. Troy Rolle 1999-00 112REED RANKED IN CAREER FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE By recently making his 150th career made field goal, senior forward Kyisean Reed has cracked into the USU career field goal percentage list, and now has a 61.1 career field goal percentage (195-of-316), vaulting to tie for the No. 3 spot. FG Percentage (Min. 150 Made) Name Years Pct. 1. Nate Harris 2003-06 .641 2. Greg Houskeeper 1988-89 .622 3. Spencer Nelson 1999, 03-05 .617 Kyisean Reed 2012-pres. .617 5. Tai Wesley 2008-11 .597 6. Gary Wilkinson 2008-09 .582 7. Cass Matheus 2005-06 .580 8. Shawn Daniels 2000-01 .579 9. Dean Hunger 1977-80 .577 10. Nate Wickizer 1992-95 .570REED SWATS WAY INTO TOP 10 BLOCKED SHOT LIST Senior forward Kyisean Reed has also climbed his way into the USU top 10 blocks shots career list, now with 62 rejections, moving up to tie for the No. 10 spot. Reed is also closing in on qualifying for the blocks per game average, needing 50 career games, and he currently has his 62 blocks in 49 career games played, a 1.3 blocks per game average, that would rank him third on USU's career blocks per game list. DID YOU KNOW? Utah State is 342-107 (.762) during the last 13 seasons which ranks as the fourth-best winning percentage and sixth-most wins in the nation during that time period. Furthermore, USU has averaged 25.4 wins during the last 13 seasons. USU TO FACE THREE IN-STATE FOES THIS SEASON SHAW EARNS PLAYER OF THE MONTH HONORS FROM COLLEGEHOOPSDAILY.COM SEVEN AGGIE NEWCOMERS MOST SINCE 2008-09 AGGIES HAVE FOUR PLAYERS FROM THE STATE OF UTAH AGGIES TO FACE SIX TEAMS WITH 2012 POSTSEASON EXPERIENCE THIS SEASON USU TO PLAY IN EIGHT DIFFERENT STATES AND THREE TIME ZONES IN 2012-13 AGGIES TO PLAY TEAMS FROM 10 DIFFERENT STATES California - 4 vs. Saint Mary's - Nov. 15 at Santa Clara - Nov. 28 vs. UC Davis - Dec. 21 San Jose State - Jan. 11MORE ON UTAH STATE'S RETURNERS USU returns three starters among five lettermen from last year's team that finished the season with a 21-16 record, advancing to the championship game of the CollegeInsider.com Tournament (CIT). Headlining the returners is junior guard Preston Medlin, as Utah State returns one of the best overall players in the WAC at shooting guard. Medlin started all 37 games for the Aggies as a sophomore. He finished the season averaging 17.0 points, 4.4 rebounds and 3.4 assists per game, while shooting 49.6 percent from the field (204-of-411), 42.8 percent from three-point range (95-of-202) and 80.1 percent at the free throw line (125-of-156). Medlin was named first-team all-Western Athletic Conference in 2012, marking the 13th-straight year that Utah State has had at least one player earn first-team all-conference honors. For Medlin, he was just the second sophomore in school history to earn first-team all-league honors along with Nate Harris (2004). Medlin was also named the Preseason Player of the Year by both the league's coaches and media. As a sophomore, Medlin scored in double-figures 31 times, including 20-plus points 13 times, and a career-high 32 points against Idaho. He finished the year ranking second in the WAC and 16th in the nation in three-point shooting, third in the WAC and 80th in the nation in points per game, and 10th in the WAC and 75th in the nation in overall shooting. Medlin also ranked fourth in the league in free throw shooting, seventh in assist-to-turnover ratio (1.70) and ninth in assists. Utah State's most experienced position heading into the 2012-13 season will be at power forward as it returns two proven players here from a year ago in senior starter Kyisean Reed and sophomore reserve Ben Clifford. Reed, who is perhaps the most athletic post-player in the WAC, was named to the league's all-newcomer team a year ago as he averaged 10.0 points, 5.1 rebounds and 1.1 blocked shots per game, while shooting 61.4 percent from the field and 67.9 percent at the free throw line. He finished the season ranking first in the WAC in field goal shooting, sixth in blocked shots and 14th and rebounding, and had an eye-popping 40 dunks to also rank first in the conference. Reed was named a Preseason second-team all-WAC selection. After redshirting his first year at Utah State, Clifford played in 36 games, starting four, in 2012 and finished the season averaging 4.4 points and 3.5 rebounds, while shooting 50.9 percent from the field, 38.9 percent from three-point range and 72.9 percent at the free throw line in 16.8 minutes per outing. Despite its early exit in the 2012 WAC Tournament and fourth-place finish in the league during the regular season, Utah State's year was far from over as it accepted a bid to participate in the fourth-annual CollegeInsider.com Postseason Tournament (CIT), extending its postseason run to 13 straight years, as well as winning at least 21 games for the 13th-straight season. DID YOU KNOW? THREE AGGIES EARN ACADEMIC ALL-WAC HONORS IN 2012 LAST SEASON'S NOTE-ABLES MEDLIN RANKS 10TH ALL-TIME AT UTAH STATE IN SINGLE-SEASON SCORING MEDLIN ONE OF SIX SOPHOMORES IN SCHOOL HISTORY TO LEAD TEAM IN SCORING MEDLIN RANKED AMONG TOP 10 AT UTAH STATE IN SEVERAL SINGLE-SEASON CATEGORIES GRIM AND MEDLIN SET SINGLE-SEASON SCHOOL RECORD FOR GAMES STARTED THREE AGGIES SET SINGLE-SEASON SCHOOL RECORD FOR GAMES PLAYED HEAD COACH Stew Morrill NOTES MORRILL HAS COACHED 15 FIRST-TEAM ALL-LEAGUE PLAYERS AT UTAH STATE MORRILL NAMED 2011 JIM PHELAN NATIONAL COACH OF THE YEAR


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Our family inherited this vehicle from my great-grandmother when she passed away. Ever since, the car has been very reliable and we have had very few problems with it since. The car drives excellent and is very reliable. In it's entire history, it has needed the fuel pump and tie rods replaced once, also the muffler needed to be replaced a total of two times. It's a little thirsty for gas but it drives well and is very dependable, especially during the winter months. I would definitely recommend this vehicle to anyone who is searching for a great older car.
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Pass Shotgun another coffee.
Another cup Shotgun
I'd love to if angel is okay with it.
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three in a row Shotgun...:)
Passing too Shotgun.
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What 2 in a row Shotgun...:
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Off to find tigger MAA..:)
passing Weavindreams..:) hell they will be busy for hours..:)
You can IM me any time abigail...:)
You know the answer bill..:)
Gawd this is an expensive round...:)
I would were I Female. So I will pass. out of respect of your preferences...:) Not to say I wouldn't love to cozy up with you..:
Not likely..:) Hobag
Looking for tigger since you seem to be busy MAA...:) I'm sure she would to be warmed up...:)
Perhaps later bill.
Hope you and Hera had fun. Coffee Shotgun?
You are most welcum angeldust. Hey adding Sheri to the party is not out of the question. Is it Sheri?
Can we do a menage-a-trois angeldust and Amy? You know me I'm always "full" of fun...:)
EVERY, no not a danger, a certainty I will cooldaddy.
My chemistry with the right partner can be explosive...:) Shall we see how things play out after a nice dinner with some wine...:)
Thanks Hobag. Care for a nice single malt 40 yrs old?
We'll drink on a date and then....Well Sheri I'm sure we'll think of some interesting things to do.
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One full year after the financial reform bill spearheaded through Congress by Christopher Dodd and Barney Frank was signed into law, Wall Street looks and acts much the way it did before. That's because the Street has effectively neutered the law, which is the best argument I know for applying the nation's antitrust laws to the biggest banks and limiting their size.
Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner says the financial system is "on more solid ground" than prior to the 2008 crisis, but I don't know what ground he's looking at.
Much of Dodd-Frank is still on the drawing boards, courtesy of the Street. The law as written included loopholes big enough to drive bankers' Lamborghini's through -- which they're now doing.
What kind of derivatives must be traded on open exchanges? What are the capital requirements for financial companies that insure borrowers against default, such as AIG? How should credit rating agencies be funded? What about the much-vaunted Volcker Rule requiring that banks trade their own money if they're going to gamble in the stock market -- how should their own money be defined? What "stress tests" must the big banks pass to maintain their privileged status with the Fed?
The short answer: whatever it takes to maintain the Street's profits and perquisites.
The law included a one-year delay, ostensibly to give regulators time to iron out these sorts of details. But the real purpose of the delay, it's now obvious, was to give the Street time to expand the loopholes and fill the details with pablum -- when the public stopped looking.
Since Dodd-Frank was enacted a year ago, Wall Street has spent as much -- if not more -- on lobbyists and political payoffs designed to stop the law's implementation than it did trying to kill off the law in the first place. The six largest banks spent $29.4 million on lobbying last year, according to firm disclosures -- record spending for the group. This year they're on track to break last year's record.
According to the Center for Public Integrity, the Street and other financial institutions engaged about 3,000 lobbyists to fight Dodd-Frank -- more than five lobbyists for every member of Congress. They've hired almost the same number to delay, weaken, or otherwise prevent its implementation.
Meanwhile, the portion of the law that's now supposed to be in effect is barely being enforced. That's because the agencies charged with enforcing it, such as the Securities and Exchange Commission, don't have enough money or staff to do the job. Congress hasn't seen fit to appropriate these necessities.
Several of these agencies are still lacking directors or commissioners. Senate Republicans have refused to confirm anyone. They wouldn't even consider Elizabeth Warren to run the new consumer bureau.
Many of same business leaders who blame the sluggish economy on regulatory uncertainty are complicit in all this. A senior vice president of the Chamber of Commerce told the New York Times that "uncertainty among companies about the rules of the road is keeping a lot of capital on the sidelines." The Chamber has been among the groups responsible for keeping Dodd-Frank at bay.
But it's the biggest Wall Street banks -- the ones that got us into this mess in the first place, and got bailed out by the public -- that have taken the lead in killing off Dodd-Frank. They can afford the hit job.
At the same time, their executives -- enjoying pay and bonuses as large as in the boom days of the housing bubble -- are busily bankrolling both political parties, although Republicans are favored in this election cycle. A significant portion of Mitt Romney's sizable war chest has come from the Street. President Obama is no slouch when it comes to pulling at the Street's purse strings.
Bankers try to justify their shameful murder of Dodd-Frank by saying tightened regulatory standards will put them at a disadvantage relative to their overseas competitors. JP Morgan's Jamie Dimon had the nerve to publicly accost Ben Bernanke recently, complaining that the law's implementation would harm the Street's competitiveness.
The argument is pure claptrap. In the wake of global finance's near meltdown, Europe has been more aggressive than the United States in clamping down on banks headquartered there. Britain is requiring its banks to have higher capital reserves than are so far contemplated in the United States. In fact, senior Wall Street executives have warned European leaders their tighter bank regulations will cause Wall Street to move more of its business out of Europe.
Wall Street is global because capital is global. JP Morgan Chase, Goldman Sachs, Citigroup, Bank of America, and Morgan Stanley are doing business in every corner of the world. Goldman even advised Greece on how to hide its growing indebtedness, before the rest of the world got wind, through a derivatives deal that circumvented Europe's deficit rules.
The real reason Wall Street has spent the last year bludgeoning Dodd-Frank into meaninglessness is the vast sums of money it can make if Dodd-Frank is out of the way. If you took the greed out of Wall Street all you'd have left is pavement.
Wall Street is the richest and most powerful industry in America with the closest ties to the federal government -- routinely supplying Treasury secretaries and economic advisors who share its world view and its financial interests, and routinely bankrolling congressional kingpins.
How else can you explain why the Street was bailed out with no strings attached? Or why no criminal charges from being brought against any major Wall Street figure -- despite the effluvium of frauds, deceptions, malfeasance and nonfeasance in the years leading up to the crash and subsequent bailout? Or why Dodd-Frank has been eviscerated?
As a result of consolidations brought on by the bailout, the biggest banks are bigger and have more clout than ever. They and their clients know with certainty they will be bailed out if they get into trouble, which gives them a financial advantage over smaller competitors whose capital doesn't come with such a guarantee. So they're becoming even more powerful.
Face it: The only answer is to break up the giant banks. The Sherman Antitrust Act of 1890 was designed not only to improve economic efficiency by reducing the market power of economic giants like the railroads and oil companies but also to prevent companies from becoming so large that their political power would undermine democracy.
The sad lesson of Dodd-Frank is Wall Street is too powerful to allow effective regulation of it. We should have learned that lesson in 2008 as the Street brought the rest of the economy - and much of the world - to its knees. Now we're still on our knees but the Street is back on top. Its leviathans do not generate benefits to society proportional to their size and influence. To the contrary, they represent a clear and present danger to our economy and our democracy.
They should be broken up, and their size must be capped. Congress won't do it, obviously. So we'll need to rely on the nation's two antitrust agencies -- the Federal Trade Commission and the Antitrust Division of the Justice Department. The trust-busters are now investigating Google. They should be turning their sights onto JPMorgan Chase, Citigroup, and Goldman Sachs instead.
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4 | Please someone tell me there is a exchange security patch that is usable on this Rom..... My phone is a work phone and I cannot take the da-n pin unlock all the time. Thanks, Viper Running the latest version of CR and I've been using the mo... | View... |
2 | I use the Yahoo weather app and the 4x1 widget with the Flicker background turned off (transparent). Beautiful app and widget. Sent from my SM-N900V using Tapatalk | View... |
1 | This ROM continues to be my top pick! A couple questions and I'm sorry if I have missed previous responses: 1) When I attempt to block a call using the built in function, it doesn't seem to work. 2) Was the "quick glance" feature removed? The feat... | View... |
1 | I don't have time to sit on the phone any longer at the moment, but after speaking with 3 levels of reps, I was directed to the following numbers and options to speak with the Premier Support Center with AT&T to determine if I could get the Vivid ... | View... |
1 | Don't worry overmuch as I have had issues too, although I was successful in the past on another device. From my research, if you can boot at all, you will be fine. Just takes some research and maybe some help from some Senior Devs ;). | View... |


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