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Nobody has more to lose in such a situation than Marsh & McLennan, the world's largest insurance broker, which provides risk and insurance services to clients in 100 countries. Almost $7 billion, or roughly 60 percent of the company's $11.5 billion in revenues last year, came from brokering insurance to corporate clients. Mercer's consulting services contributed 23 percent of sales while Putnam's investment management generated 17 percent.
DURING the first quarter, Marsh's risk and insurance services revenues hit $2 billion, a 12 percent jump from a year ago. Operating income did even better, rising 14 percent to $637 million. By comparison, Mercer's operating income increased just 7 percent in the period to $89 million and Putnam reported a $26 million operating loss.
Happily for Marsh & McLennan, its insurance business has offset a continuing investor exodus from Putnam. In March, investors withdrew $2.3 billion from Putnam funds, the largest outflows of any fund company. March was the 34th consecutive month of net outflows for Putnam.
Mercer's consulting business, while profitable, has increased risks as well. Regulators are investigating the potential conflicts in pension consulting -- including how the consultants choose money managers to recommend to pension fund clients. Mercer is also one of the compensation consultants in the middle of the fracas over pay received by Richard A. Grasso, former chairman of the New York Stock Exchange.
Edward A.H. Siedle, president of the Benchmark Companies in Ocean Ridge, Fla., is a securities lawyer and former S.E.C. official in fund regulation who investigates fraudulent activity among pension fund managers. He said that the potential liability for pension consultants is huge compared with the revenues their services generate because the funds can sue them for the entire amount of an investment they have made if the consultants are found to have acted improperly.
''The work I'm doing around the country suing pension consultants on behalf of funds is making all pension consultants very nervous about the potential liability relating to consulting,'' Mr. Siedle said. ''As a result, many of them are rethinking the risk-reward calculation.''
But the biggest cloud hanging over Marsh is the potential damage to profits that could result from a prolonged investigation into insurance broker contingency fees. After all, Marsh's brokerage unit is among the largest recipients of these fees in the country, if not the largest. Under the contingency fee arrangements, insurance brokers can earn extra fees either on the front end, based on the volume of business done with an insurer, or the back end, based on the profits the insurer generated on the coverage it provided. Both arrangements have the potential for serious conflicts.
Upfront fees paid by an insurer based on the dollar amount of business brought to it by a broker could encourage the broker to recommend an insurer to a client because of the fees, not because the insurer offers the best coverage. Alternatively, fees based on how profitable an insurance contract turned out to be for an insurer could call into question a broker's objectivity in helping a corporate customer settle a claim.
Insurance brokers can play big roles in helping settle a client's claim by interpreting policy language, for example, or acting as expert witnesses for the insured in court cases.
If a client settling a claim with an insurer subsequently learns that his broker earned $100,000 in contingency fees from that insurer, the broker's role as an unbiased provider of services can be questioned. This is why the vague disclosure that typically surrounds contingency fees -- only that such fees may be earned, not necessarily how much they amount to -- is so troubling.
And what if a broker steered a client to an insurer that later filed for bankruptcy, as Reliance Group Holdings did in 2001, and the company that bought the insurance learned that Reliance had paid the broker contingency fees on the referral?
Dowling & Partners, a research firm in Farmington, Conn., specializing in insurance companies, has estimated how much of Marsh's profitability comes from contingency fees. The firm said that last year, Marsh's contingency fee revenues could have totaled $700 million; after taxes, the fees could have generated $450 million, or 30 percent of the insurance unit's earnings.
There is no doubt that Marsh's profits in risk and insurance services have rocketed in recent years as the contingency fees have become more popular. In 1998, profits in the segment totaled 18.3 percent of sales; by last year, they had risen to 25.5 percent. Some of that had to do with cost cutting and accounting treatment of acquisitions, but contingent fees certainly contributed, analysts said.
Another source of potential conflicts in the insurance brokerage industry is a practice known as tying or leveraging, which occurs when an insurance company wants to buy reinsurance to offset some of its risk. Some insurance brokers have threatened to stop sending primary insurance business to the insurance company unless it agrees to let them broker all its reinsurance needs in return. Profits for brokers on reinsurance revenues are far higher than they are on primary insurance.


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Monica begins to hang out with Chandler during his work functions, since they don't have to keep their relationship a secret among his coworkers. However, she learns that Chandler has a second, more annoying personality when he's around his boss. Meanwhile, Ross learns that Emily is getting remarried and in his grief hooks up with an old nemesis of the gang: Janice.
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Ross & Janice!?
A decent episode with a really funny plot for Chandler, Monica and the return of Chandler's old nemesis (now with Ross).
a very funny episode
Moinca begins to hang out with Chandler and work and to find out that he has a second more annoying personality. Ross learns that Emily is getting remarried and he hooks up with Janice!
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Chandler: So, you're telling me I have to tell racist jokes now? Monica: Sorry, I'm not very good at this. I'm a terrible liar and I hate having to lie to Rachel. Chandler: But, we're not ready to tell yet. Monica: I know. But since high school Rachel was the one person that I told everything to, y'know, I miss that so much now. She's my best friend.
Joey: Well, Chandler and Monica are over there and it's kind of hard to concentrate. Rachel: What? She just called and said she was gonna be working late. She keeps lying to me, you know what, that's it I'm just gonna go over there and I'm confronting them right now.
Rachel: Okay, I have to tell you something that I have never admitted in our entire friendship, but when we were in high school I made out with James Farrow even though I knew you liked him. Wow. That felt so good to get that off my chest. Okay, you go. Monica: My turn, what are you talking about? Rachel: Oh, Monica, I know about you and Chandler. Monica: What? Rachel: I overheard you guys on the phone the other day and you said 'Well, I'll just tell Rachel I'm doing laundry for a couple of hours.' and he said 'Laundry, is that my new nickname?' and you said 'No, you know what your nickname is, Mr. Big.' Monica: Well, sounds like your writing yourself a little play there, Rach. Let me know how that one turns out. Rachel: Well, I wouldn't know because I go so freaked out I hung up the phone. Monica: Well, if you had kept listening, you would have heard me call him Mr. Big... It. Rachel: What? Monica: Mr. Bigot. He tells the most racist jokes. Rachel: Alright, so that's it. You're telling me that there's nothing going on between you and Chandler. Monica: Me and Chandler? (starts fake laugh)
Monica: Where the hell have you been? Ross: Just you know, out. Rachel: Oh, out. Oh, God, I don't know why we didn't think to check there.
Chandler: I think we should let them win the next game. Monica: I'm sorry, I don't understand what you just said. Chandler: Let them win won. Monica: Are you crazy? We own those two. I mean, look at him, he can't even breathe and she's poppin' pills. Chandler: You're not even giving them a chance. Monica: They have racquets, don't they?
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International Episode Titles: Czech Republic: Chandlerův pracovní smích (Chandler's Work Laugh)
This is the only episode in season 5 that uses Chandler's name in the title.
Sam McMurray received the "And" credit.
This episode runs 22:38 on DVD (a typical sitcom runs about 22:00).
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Goof: When Janice is dumping Ross in the coffeehouse and Ross says "I annoy you, Janice?," he is holding a coffee cup with his left hand and gesturing towards Janice with his right hand. When the camera angle changes, he is gesturing with his left hand, and holding the cup with his right hand.
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Continuity: In this episode, Joey apologizes to Rachel for his crassness when describing Monica and Chandler's relationship and corrects himself, correctly using air quotes as he says the two are "making love." However, a few years later, in "The One Where Emma Cries", he tells Ross that he's never known what people mean when they use air quotes, and proceeds with a running joke in which he uses them incorrectly.
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Chandler: Okay, easy Martina. This refers to Martina Hingis, a former World No. 1 woman tennis player from Switzerland, who won five Grand Slam singles titles, three Australian Open, one Wimbledon, and one US Open. She held the World No. 1 singles ranking for a total of 209 weeks. He could have also been referring to former tennis champion Martina Navratilova, who Martina Hingis is named after.
Joey: Tom Hanks, Meg Ryan, they get mail and stuff. This is a reference to the movie You've Got Mail, starring Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan as competing business rivals who hate each other in the office but fall in love on the internet, unaware of the others true identity.
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Confessions of a Comic Book Guy is a weekly column by Steve Bennett of Super-Fly Comics and Games in Yellow Springs, Ohio. This week, Bennett shares his observations from a Saturday at the comic store.
For someone who regularly claims to be a 'retail services consultant' I have to confess that most weeks I don't actually see the inside of a comic shop let alone my comic shop. And even when I do manage to get to Super-Fly Comics & Games it's usually on a hit and run mission; I pop in, get my comics then pop out. Given how irregular my days off are these days and the premium price that I have to pay for free time I might just as well be still working full time at a comic book shop.
But last weekend, miracle of miracles, my 'weekend' actually coincided with Saturday and Sunday (twenty-four years in retail and I can count the times that's happened on one hand). I had the luxury of an entire Saturday off and I elected to spend the afternoon at Super-Fly Comics, perched on a stool by the counter which allowed me to read a pile of comic books while still keeping track of the traffic.
It was busier than expected for a January afternoon, thanks to some unseasonably (some would say unreasonably) warm weather and we soon had a steady stream of customers of all sorts. I got to see some of the old regulars I hadn't seen in entirely too long who were mostly men in my age range, but there were also kids. Little kids, big kids, teens, hipsters, gamers and yes, *gasp* girls. Actually every variety of female person was well represented. As usual there were a couple of middle aged women who couldn't even get past our threshold--they opened the door, took a quick look inside and suddenly decided they had to be anywhere else immediately.
And of course there were the usual assortment of girlfriends, wives and mothers who had been dragged there against their will; it doesn't take long to recognize their put upon taken prisoner expressions. But there were quite a number of girls and women who actively wanted to be there, one who actually worked there. Some happily roved the store in packs, picking up comics, happily shoving stuffed Daleks into each others faces and audibly squeeing at every sighting of Doctor Who.
I know this is an unnecessary digression, but I believe that I've been a good sport about the world changing around me without my express written permission; I have even gotten used to living in what increasingly appears to be a Philip K. Dick novel. So while it doesn't make much sense to me that twenty something guys are now heavily into My Little Pony and women are tattooing their chests as if they were 19th century circus strongmen, I'll go along with the gag. But even that makes more sense to me that what had once been a clunky Boys Own Adventure SF series having a considerable female fan base. And I won't even entertain the notion that the current incarnation of Doctor Who is considered to be a hunky heartthrob.
So, my point is, yes, there were women in abundance at Super-Fly Comics & Games that random Saturday afternoon in January. Which kind of puts the lie to "The Bakersfield Expedition," the January 10th episode of The Big Bang Theory which became instantly infamous in fans circles for its 20-second trailer. It revealed that weeks b-plot involved the female cast members venturing into a comic book store with the tagline "Where No Women Has Gone Before."
I thought about writing about this the week the episode aired but the truth is, I've written entirely too much and too often about The Big Bang Theory already. I can understand why lots of people were upset by this, seeing as how it's an offensive and outdated stereotype, but me, I can take a joke. Well, I can take what's clearly intended to be a joke, but then, sitcoms of all kinds deal with all kinds of convenient bite sized stereotypes. This one just happens to bite us.
So, I'm in fine with this. However, I would very much like it if those going to Comic-Con would go to the The Big Bang Theory panel and tell the cast to their faces that while they might consider such things just good natured ribbing, we didn't much care for it. I don't expect this to change anyone's minds you understand, but if we can make a bunch of attractive, highly paid actors slightly uncomfortable for a moment or two, well, I'd consider it a job well done.
So it's nice to hear that someone takes us seriously, even if it's just radio talk show host Alex Jones, the man who wants to deport talk show host Piers Morgan for his views on gun control. He recently had this to say about nerds...
"I'm telling you folks, nerds are one of the most dangerous groups in this country, because they end up running things. But they still hate everybody because they weren't the jocks in high school, so they play little dirty games on everybody. They use their brains to hurt people."
The opinions expressed in this column are solely those of the writer, and do not necessarily reflect the views of the editorial staff of ICv2.com.
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January 23 2013 @ 1:35 am CT
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Am I alone in thinking that Nicki Minaj has a fantastic voice, but just sings the worst songs ever? (self.Music)
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Her voice is fantastic, when she's not spouting off that terrible excuse for rap, her voice just shines. Am I alone in thinking that if she comes too her senses one day, and sings stuff thats way better suited to her voice that she could become the next Madonna or Jackson?
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Are you alone in thinking that? I'm inclined to think no, however I'm sure there aren't many of you.
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John Paul II : a light for the world : essays and reflections on the papacy of John Paul II
1 edition published in 2003 in English and held by 523 WorldCat member libraries worldwide Chronicles the papacy of John Paul II, including numerous photographs, a chronology of important events, listings of canonizations and beatifications, details on his pastoral visits, and descriptions of his encyclicals
Benedict XVI : essays and reflections on his papacy
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Forging peace in Guatemala
3 editions published between 1997 and 2002 in English and held by 84 WorldCat member libraries worldwide Presents portraits of three Mayan women and their efforts on behalf of peace as a result of a 36-year civil war in Guatemala. Adela is a widow struggling to support her refugee family, Justina travels the countryside explaining the human rights movement, and Francesca, a Mayan priestess, reaffirms the cultural identity of her people
Jesus decoded
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To last a lifetime making marriage work
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1 edition published in 1996 in English and held by 48 WorldCat member libraries worldwide Shows an intimate portrait of the life and ministry of Pope John Paul II, leader of the Catholic Church, which includes interviews with his childhood friends and church leaders
Living with AIDS an occasion of grace
1 edition published in 1994 in English and held by 43 WorldCat member libraries worldwide The devastation of AIDS has affected countless lives in the United States. In health care facilities and outreach programs across the nation, Catholics are offering their hands and hearts to persons living with AIDS. 'Living with AIDS : an occasion of grace' demonstrates how individuals can make a difference in healing the physical, emotional and spiritual scars brought on by the AIDS epidemic
A Place to belong Catholic schools today
1 edition published in 1995 in English and held by 39 WorldCat member libraries worldwide Highlights three Catholic schools, emphasizing the importance of a tradition that builds for the future and contributes to the community through lived Christian values
Celebrating Christ's splendor
1 edition published in 1997 in English and held by 38 WorldCat member libraries worldwide This hour-long Easter special video is filled with the pageantry and spirituality as well as its being para-liturgy bringing together song, music, sripture readings, and reflections to commemorate the holiest day for Christians
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1 edition published in 2006 in English and held by 32 WorldCat member libraries worldwide A 36-year civil war has left over 150,000 dead and more than 1 million displaced in Guatemala. This program presents stirring portraits of three Mayan women and their efforts on behalf of peace. Adela, a widow, bravely sustains her refugee family. Justina tirelessly travels the countryside explaining the human rights movement to fellow villagers. Francesca, a Mayan priestess, reaffirms the cultural identity of her people. Stunning photography evokes the Mayan Popol Vuh creation story and punctuates the women's courageous struggle
Answering God's call the experience of priesthood
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Biggest Loser Gave Contestant an Eating Disorder?
The NBC hit show Biggest
Loser has been praised for whipping overweight and (more often) obese
Americans into shape with a strict diet and exercise regime, monitored 24/7 by
a team of health professionals including nutritionists, doctors, psychologists
and trainers. But season three finalist Kai Hibbard is blowing the lid off the
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what they're telling you the contestants are doing and what they actually have
the contestants doing are two different things, at least as far as my season
goes. We were working out anywhere between 2 and 5 hours a day, and we were
working out severely injured. There's absolutely no reason to work a 270 pound
girl out so hard that she pukes the first time you bring in a gym. That was
entirely for good tv," Hibbard told Jezebel in an exclusive interview.
and producers overrode doctors orders
2) The
show gave her an eating disorder, from which she is still recovering
3) The
show took advantage of her with a legal waiver and she's afraid to speak out
Biggest Loser, but it is the first time I've heard it from a former contestant.
But having worked in entertainment I am not surprised at all. Producers care
about ratings, they care about money and they care about good television. They
don't care about their cast, and on a reality show, where the cast are real
people, this can be a real problem.
likely than not she is speaking the truth. But what is so scary is how
intimidated she was by the process that it took over her entire life.
this country, in general, the more afraid I get; afraid that we as viewers are
helping entertainers violate human decency for our own viewing pleasure.
also get reminded . . . over and over again that . . . this is a chance of a
lifetime and there are 200,000 other fat people behind you and if you don't
sign it they will. . ."
People are so obsessed with fame and beauty they will do anything, and she was
reminded of it to the point that it wasn't even "if your friends jump off
a bridge will you," but "if you don't jump off that bridge your
friends will do it instead." And that seems to be enough.
we are a little more suspicious of a show in which they try to tell us they are
helping people by yelling at them until they cry, getting on their backs while
they do push-ups and making them exercise so much it makes them sick.
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maple49 Posts: 66My opinion on looks (you know what they say about opinions). Odyssey best looking van hands down. Looks aggressive and sporty especially with splash guards. Mazda MPV is a close second. Could improve by making a little wider (looks top heavy from the back). T&C is nice looking but a little boring. Dodge very boring (looks like a jelly bean). Windstar looks OK in solid colors (two-tone looks tacky). Sedona is not bad looking (looks like the older Windstars). GM vans are ugly and I won't even comment on the Toyota
4aodge Posts: 288That's the funnies thing I've heard all week. The Odyssey looks like big box. Plain and simple. The front and sides are ok but the back is hideous. Too bad 240 horses has to be put under such a boaring, lifeless design.
Pat, Ford did copy much of the design of the 1999-2000 DC minivans but I've never had a hard time telling a Windstar from a Caravan. Yes, Ford coppied, but not that much. -
xaf Posts: 37Check out the ugliest one in the world, coming soon to north america
If you want styling and smooth ride buy a car, if you want to haul kids and stuff buy a van.
All the minivans look basically the same (except the Multipla). You can't create a great look with a box on wheels. All you can do is buy the color you like. -
badgerfan Posts: 1,565If you reread your own post #1590, you said that DC minivans were clones of Windstars. By definition, that means that DC copied Ford.
Obviously that is not the case and now you seem to be agreeing that Ford copied DC.
So do we both agree that Ford and all the other manufacturers in the minivan market have been using Chrysler/DaimlerChrysler as the one to copy, and that until only recently, all of them have fallen far short? -
stever Viva Las CrucesPosts: 43,022I like the "Espace" type of van like that Fiat. Tall, boxy 5 seaters. The 5 speed manual tranny would be a plus too (I think - it's been 4 years now since I had a stick).
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bdaddy Posts: 171Had the pleasure of taking my ugly, box-like, drab coloured Ody on a trip this past week. For those of you who have never felt a Honda inspired 240 hp VTEC kick in (ahemmm, Adam) let me just say... awesome. I was behind a guy doing 45 on a two lane hwy when I kicked it down a bit when it was safe to pass. The tranny dropped down a gear or two and the VTEC kicked in - man the van haulz you know what. Whammy's right - it turns pretty tight too. Complaints so far - none.
Hayneldan - you're big into facts. I also do a bit of research in my job. Very dangerous to draw correlations from web chat rooms. Not a very valid source of accurate statistical information. Do you really think that because the Honda Problems board has more posts in it than the DC Problems board, one can infer that Honda has more problems with their vans (statistically speaking)? -
dave210 Posts: 238I gotta admit, while I like then engine in my T&C, it is fun to drop the pedal in my son's Civic EX and watch the tac rev and the car's engine litterally kick in and zoom off.
Honestly, I like Honda and even the styling doesn't bother me. They just need to add an ultra luxury edition and I'd get it.
But since they don't, the MDX will soot my needs fine. -
dmathews3 Posts: 1,739Odyssey carry more Twinkie in magic well than Crkeehn PTC carry whole car
What would be even better Honda could put a PTC behind the 3rd seat like Cadillac does with the EXT truck, and then hook a towbar to the DC van and pull it behind it like they used to do in the Ford/Chevy truck ad's. -
4aodge Posts: 288"For those of you who have never felt a Honda inspired 240 hp VTEC kick in (ahemmm, Adam) let me just say... awesome."
After reading that exhilarating post the blood is rushing through my veins and my heart is pounding! How so much I yearn to drive a boxy, boring, ugly Honda Odyssey with a 12k red line RPM VTEC engine!!!
I'm no stranger to VTEC. My friends Honda Accord coupe is fun to drive. But you have to floor it and rev all the way to 6.5k RPMs to get any real power. That's not the case in my van...
If you want to talk about having fun driving a MINIVAN, Id much rather have a Grand Caravan ES with the Autostick transmission, heavy-duty suspension, 17 inch chrome wheels, and torquey 3.8 V6 over the drab tin can they call the Odyssey. -
rms41 Posts: 80Adam,
I'm starting to get concerned about you. When I was your age (about 43 years ago as I'm 60) it was very uncool to like any vehicle that had more than 2 doors. Sure, I had to drive dad's big ol' mercury with four doors until I could afford my own first car, a '56 Ford Victoria coupe. But it wasn't cool. You should be hanging out in a forum for Mustangs or Sebrings or maybe, dare I say it, an Accord coupe .
ALL minivans are boring (but useful).
Richard -
hayneldan Posts: 657Nope, to imply that would put me in the category of some uninformed posters. The title of my post was "Interesting data" Posters should read both boards to read what both owners are saying about their vans. Just trying to get a little "balance" on this board, since some Odyssey owners do nothing but knock the DC products with little or no automotive knowledge.
4aodge Posts: 288I don't need you or anyone else to tell me where I'm supposed to be. But since you have taken it upon yourself to do so, I'll respond in kind. At the old ago of 60 I'd think you should be in the Buick and Cadillac message boards instead of here with the minivans. Say, what do you think of that sporty 2003 Park Avenue?
4aodge Posts: 288Please, tell me what advanced automotive knowledge I lack that I absolutely need to make legitimate comments here in the MINIVANS message boards. Please tell me, because I'm dying to know. What great knowledge do you posses about cars that makes your opinion so smart and credible? I ask this because I know more about automobiles than about half of the people who buy cars, and I'd be pretty comfortable saying the same about most other people here on these boards.
rms41 Posts: 80I wasn't trying to be nasty. I just thought it odd for someone of your age to have such a fascination for minivans. BTW, my current vehicle is a Pilot (too many doors but useful). My previous two cars were a '99 Accord coupe and a '93 Dodge Stealth. I still believe the best looking vehicles have two doors but I gave in to practicality and got the Pilot. As far as Buicks and Cadillacs go, I'm still too young (the average age of buyers of those two is even older than me!). I've been checking this board because my daughter is shopping for a minivan.
Richard -
bdaddy Posts: 171Wow! Feeling a little defensive these days. Automotive knowledge, or lack there of, comes from many sources. Industry publications, trade shows, television programs, etc. I'm glad you are so confident in your automotive prowess but I hardly think you have a great deal of practical, first hand experience in evaluating automobiles based purely on your age. This is not a knock against you, just a fact. You continually boast about the superiority of your DC minivan, yet you have driven how many of the competition's vehicles (driven, not driven in)? Just wondering what the basis of your comparison is as I have from the start.
mliong Posts: 231I declare everyone's argument in this thread baseless and irrelevant. Get a real minivan - the KIA Sedona! Muahahahahaha!!!
Legal Disclaimer: Poster of this message is not a KIA owner, nor does he endorse the purchase, use, or viewing of said vehicle. KIA Sephia is a registered trademark of KIA, Korea, and should not be mistakenned for a Ford Windstar.
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Fuller's basket with 1:44 left pushed Vanderbilt's lead to 66-62. He made all four of his free throws on Vanderbilt's next two possessions to make it 70-62 with 48 seconds remaining."Kyle played well in this tournament," Vanderbilt's coach Kevin Stallings said. "That bodes well for us going forward."Eric McClellan made three of his four free throws in the final 30 seconds and Rod Odom made two more with 3 seconds remaining to end it."It came down to the end and we showed our youth a little bit in crunch time," said LMU's coach Max Good. "Down the stretch we needed to hit a couple shots to answer and didn't get the right look. In games like this, it doesn't take much. Just two or three minor errors can be the difference. And that was the case tonight."McClellan added 17 points for the Commodores (4-2) and James Siakam scored all 11 of his points in the second half. Vanderbilt made 25 of its 52 shots and nailed 75 percent of its 32 free throws."We didn't make many 3's and the good news is we scored 77 points, with only three 3-point baskets. And we like to shoot the three. We depend on the 3 and it was good to see us go to the foul line so much," Stallings said.McClellan had nine of Vanderbilt's first 21 points and the Commodores were up 34-30 at the break.Vanderbilt opened the second half on a 7-2 run, capped by a Fuller 3-pointer.The lead was cut to one-point (50-49) after LMU's Chase Flint hit a 3-pointer, followed by a steal and dunk by Marin Mornar.Ireland's bucket at 8:45 gave LMU its first lead of the second half at 55-53. LMU later led 60-57, but Vanderbilt went on a 7-0 fun, highlighted by Fuller's 3-pointer."We showed out most resolve when they took the lead," Stallings said. "Our defense got better. Our offense got better. We were 17 of 21 from the foul line in the second half."Ireland finished with 20 points, his third-straight 20-plus point game for Loyola Marymount (5-2), while Ben Dickinson and Gabe Levin chipped in with 10 each."We have a lot to build on," said Good. "We did some good things throughout this tournament and we have to get back to practice and really grow from here. This group does not give up and I thought our press really bothered them. We need some practice right now."It was the first ever meeting between the two programs.Copyright by STATS LLC and The Associated Press
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Points | 68 | 77 |
FG Made-Attempted | 25-62 (.403) | 25-52 (.481) |
3P Made-Attempted | 4-18 (.222) | 3-10 (.300) |
FT Made-Attempted | 14-21 (.667) | 24-32 (.750) |
Fouls (Tech/Flagrant) | 23 (0/0) | 19 (0/0) |
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Team Stats: Loyola Marymount | Vanderbilt |
2013-14 Season
» Nov 25, 2013 | @VAN 77, LMU 68 | Recap |
Next 5 Games
12/02 @UCRV 10:00pm 12/06 @PITT 7:00pm 12/14 @VALP 2:05pm 12/17 CP 10:00pm 12/21 LSR 9:00pm |
12/02 @TEX 9:00pm 12/05 MRSH 8:00pm 12/17 PEAY 9:00pm 12/21 GT 4:00pm 12/30 SLU 9:00pm |
Complete Schedule: Loyola Marymount | Vanderbilt |