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McIntosh offers free £2k headphones with any pre/power amp purchase
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Tibet General Information
Quick Facts
Region: Himalaya
Tibetans follow their own form of Bhuddism, which is a blend of Indian religion, with an existing native religion. The present Dalai Lama, the 14th, has been in exile in India since 1959 and to this day continues to be a spokesman for Tibet.
Tibet's main language is Tibetan, an Indo-Aryan language derived from Sanskrit. It's generally acknowledged that the present language (and the script) was developed sometime during the Tsanpo Period (between 127 BC and 847 AD), when the Buddhist scholar Sambhota was sent to India to study Sanskrit. On his return to Tibet, Sambhota, under the aegis of the ruler, Songtsan Gampo, developed the script for Tibetan. Today, besides the standard Tibetan used in Lhasa and its surrounding areas, there are other dialects too, spoken in different parts of the region. Officially, Tibet being a part of China, Chinese too is used, but it's limited to official circles. With the increasing influx of foreign tourists, English (and a few other Western languages) are now used as well.
Area (sq. km):
12,000,000 square meters
Tibet is 8 hours ahead of GMT, and 2 hours 15 minutes ahead of Nepal.
When To Travel
The temperatures over most of the area are fairly low through much of the year, as Tibet lies in one of the coldest parts of Asia. The months of summer are, between April and October, is the most tolerable part of the year, when it can even get quite hot in low-lying places like Lhasa and Shigatse - the upper reaches of the Himalayas remain snow-bound even in the hottest of summers. Winters are very cold, with the temperature going to below freezing point - more so in the high altitude areas. Considering the fact that it is so cold in this region, is is also an extremely sunny region - around 3000 hours of sunshine annually.
Useful Travel Facts
Lhasa's Gongkar Airport is located 95 kilometres southwest of the city. A taxi will cost approximately Y200 for the long journey.
Entry from Nepal:Current regulations require that all foreign visitors entering Tibet from Nepal do so on a Group Visa. Your tour leader will arrange for a Single Entry Group Visa in Kathmandu on Day 1 of your tour. Please do NOT obtain a Chinese visa before you travel. Any existing Chinese visa in your passport will be cancelled upon application for the Group Visa. The cost of the Group Visa is approx US$115 per person (US citizens US$200) to be paid in cash to your group leader.
We require a clear copy of your personal passport page. Please send these through to your booking agent at time of booking or no later than 60 days prior to your departure so that we can then apply for the permit for your group. This is not a visa, rather a document held by your tour leader and Tibet guide permitting your travel in the region.
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Please make sure that the passport details you supply are of the passport that you will be travelling on. If you have to renew your passport after booking please notify us as soon as you have a new passport number and bring your old passport with you on your trip as well. This may also cause significant delays in obtaining your Tibet permit so please plan ahead. If we do not receive these documents from you in time, your name and passport details will not be listed on the group permit and you will not be able to board the flight or train to travel to Lhasa with the group.
Warning! This is a politically sensitive area of China which has in the past been closed to foreign travellers without warning. A change in the political situation can also lead to unforeseen delays in issuing visas and permits. We aim to keep our travellers as up to date as possible with any changes, however these are often made without any official announcement by authorities and as such are out of our control.
All travellers must arrive and depart Tibet as part of the group. Independent travel or extending your stay is not possible.
Travelling to other parts of China:
If you are planning to travel in China after your tour (i.e. flying from Kathmandu to Beijing) you will need to apply for a Single Entry Tourist Visa at the Chinese embassy in Kathmandu. Please check with the embassy for any specific application requirements. At time of writing the embassy is open for visa applications on Monday, Wednesday and Friday and may be able to provide same day service.
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Goodbye: Kalishu
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How are you?: Kayrang gusu debo yimbay?
How much is this?: Diy gon kadzay ray?
I'm fine: Nga debo yin
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Gander Mountain
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"Customer Serivice "
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I worked at Gander Mountain part-time (more than a year)
The store has pretty cool inventory.
Upper level management doesn't know what goes on in stores
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I worked at Gander Mountain part-time (more than 5 years)
ProsThe discounts are very good especially if you take advantage of the online opportunities. The other employees are usually good people and the customers tend to be okay.
Cons- In the 5+ years I was there our store had 7 managers. Some lasted only a month or two before transferring.
- The store is finally being remodeled after 15 years of neglect. We had part of an air handling unit fall into the store and the reaction of district management was to duct tape the parts together until corporate would allow them to fix the unit. The changing rooms would not lock, bathroom constantly over flowed, etc. The store was in worse condition than the local Walmart.
- Zero training from the management. I was lucky that I knew about hunting and camping. Many of the hires knew nothing and neither did the management. It was my job as a part timer to train the new management and employees in our department. By the end all of the training was done online, on the employees own time, by a third party service. You were required to take the training but they would not pay for your time to train or allow your to train at work.
- It started out that those who were hired had to be familiar with the outdoors. By the end of my time there they were hiring people who could sell credit cards. Management was not better. They were brought over from Sears and Target and tried running what is a specialty retailer as a big box general store.
- There is still a push to only focus on protection plans, credit cards and accessory sales. If you were to sell a pair of boots you have to sell 2-3 other accessories totaling $25 or more or you were reprimanded. It didn't matter if you sold $5000 worth of boots in a day. If the accessory sales were not up you would get your hours cut or moved to the worst times.
- The inventory system is a joke. Regularly products were out of stock for weeks. The management and inventory control people had no idea what products stores actually needed and would belittle you or ignore your requests. I remember one year our store got 20 pairs of snowshoes in sometime around October. They were gone by Thanksgiving and we were never sent more. The reason was that they did not think we were a good market for that stuff. We get 120 inches of snow a year and a winter that lasts 4-5 months. We ended up sending a lot of customers to Dick's and EMS who had stock. Another time we got a large shipment of fishing gear used in saltwater fishing. Apparently one of the buyers though the great lakes were just like the ocean and we need the stuff. We ended up sending almost a full truck load of inventory to Florida where there is salt water.
I could keep going on but the largest problem is that as a part timers (and to an extent full timers) you are a warm body. No matter how hard you work, your skill set, how much your sales are, etc. you are not appreciated by management. You are only as good as your last mistake or your last failed quota. There is no positive feedback, training, reviews, raises or acknowledgement my the management.Advice to ManagementAdviceYour stores are a mess and in general you are trying to run the store like the Walmart of outdoor stores. Look at your competition. REI, EMS, Bass Pro, Cabelas. They all have a few things in common.
- Clean, well maintained stores
- Employees who are trained very well but are also expected to come in with knowledge
- Employee training on new products and seasonal changes
- Classes for the general public introducing new skills
- Affiliations with local outdoor clubs or university clubs
- IT stuff that works
- Easy stock order, good inventory controls and a buyer force that works for the front line workers
- Management who are given freedom to run the store as needed and not micromanaged from a board room in Minnesota
- No quotas on accessory sales, credit cards, warranties, etc.
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I worked at Gander Mountain full-time (more than 8 years)
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Aggies Conclude 2013 Season Against No. 24 Northern Illinois in San Diego County Credit Union Poinsettia Bowl
Dec. 18, 2013 LOGAN, Utah - USU Game Notes vs. Northern Illinois UTAH STATE vs. #24 NORTHERN ILLINOISWHAT TO WATCH FOR Utah State will be making its 12th appearance on national television at the San Diego County Credit Union Poinsettia Bowl as it has had games televised on ABC, CBS, ESPN, CBS Sports Network and Fox Sports 1 in 2013. USU also had two regionally televised games this year on ROOT Sports. Utah State is playing in its third-straight bowl game for the first time in school history and its ninth bowl game all-time. USU is 2-6 in its previous eight bowl game appearances, including its 41-15 win against Toledo in the 2012 Famous Idaho Potato Bowl. Utah State is playing a bowl game against a team from the Mid-American Conference for the third-straight year and fourth time overall as it defeated Toledo, 41-15, in the 2012 Famous Idaho Potato Bowl, lost to Ohio, 24-23, in the 2011 Famous Idaho Potato Bowl, and defeated Ball State, 42-33, in the 1993 Las Vegas Bowl II. Utah State's eight wins this season are tied for the fourth-most in school history, and with a win against Northern Illinois, will tie the 1960 and 1961 teams for the second-most wins in school history. USU's 2012 team set the single-season school record for wins with 11. With a victory against Northern Illinois, Matt Wells will set the single-season school record for wins by a first year head coach, bettering Tony Knap whose Aggies went 8-2 in 1963. Utah State's defense has held four of its last six opponents to 10 or fewer points and has not given up more than 24 points in a game since Oct. 12. Utah State has won 24 of its last 32 games overall and those eight losses during its last 32 games have been by a combined 48 points as it lost to Ohio (24-23) in the 2011 Famous Idaho Potato Bowl, at No. 22 Wisconsin (16-14) and at BYU (6-3) in 2012, and at Utah (30-26), at USC (17-14), against BYU (31-14) against Boise State (34-23) and at Fresno State (24-17) in 2013. True freshman quarterback Darell Garretson will make his seventh career start against Northern Illinois and is one of just 21 true freshmen at the FBS level to start at quarterback this year. Overall, Garretson is 5-1 as a starter and set the school record with five-straight wins to begin a career. Senior linebacker Jake Doughty ranks third in the Mountain West and ninth in the nation with an average of 10.8 tackles per game, while senior cornerback Nevin Lawson ranks third in the Mountain West and 19th in the nation with an average of 1.31 passes defended per game. UTAH STATE PLAYS NO. 24 NORTHERN ILLINOIS IN SAN DIEGO COUNTY CU POINSETTIA BOWL UTAH STATE VERSUS RANKED OPPONENTS INJURY BUG HITS UTAH STATE'S OFFENSE UTAH STATE IN FIRST SEASON IN THE MOUNTAIN WEST CONFERENCE UTAH STATE ENTERED 2013 WITH FOURTH-MOST EXPERIENCED OFFENSIVE LINE IN THE NATION WELLS IS THE 11TH-YOUNGEST HEAD COACH AT THE FBS LEVEL WELLS IS ONE OF 12 HEAD COACH AT THE FBS LEVEL WHO PLAYED AT SAME SCHOOL A LOOK AT UTAH STATE UTAH STATE HAD FIVE-GAME WINNING STREAK SNAPPED AT FRESNO STATE UTAH STATE'S DEFENSE HAS PLAYED VERY WELL DURING ITS LAST THREE GAMES UTAH STATE'S DEFENSE HAS TRAVELED WELL IN 2013 UTAH STATE CONTINUES TO STOP THE RUN UTAH STATE'S DEFENSE NOT ALLOWING POINTS FOLLOWING TURNOVERS UTAH STATE BOWL HISTORY DID YOU KNOW? UTAH STATE'S RECORD WHEN IT HAS A PLAYER RUSH FOR 100 YARDS UTAH STATE ONLY TEAM IN THE NATION WITH INTERCEPTIONS BY ITS FOUR STARTING LINEBACKERS UTAH STATE'S DEFENSE HAS SCORED THREE TOUCHDOWNS IN 2013 UTAH STATE HAS INTERCEPTED 16 PASSES IN ITS LAST NINE GAMES UTAH STATE DURING ITS LAST 32 GAMES UTAH STATE CONTINUES TO OUT-SCORE OPPONENTS IN THE FIRST HALF UTAH STATE AT THE HALF UTAH STATE HAS HELD 23 OF LAST 29 OPPONENTS WITHOUT A FIRST QUARTER TOUCHDOWN UTAH STATE SENIOR CLASS IS WINNINGEST GROUP IN SCHOOL HISTORY DID YOU KNOW? DOUGHTY NAMED NATIONAL LINEBACKER AND DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK B.J. Larsen NAMED HONORABLE MENTION NATIONAL DEFENSIVE END OF THE WEEK SUITE NAMED HONORABLE MENTION NATIONAL DEFENSIVE BACK OF THE WEEK BENTRUDE PUNTING EXTREMELY WELL DURING HIS LAST THREE GAMES DEMARTINO HAS RUSHED FOR 100 YARDS FOUR TIMES IN HIS LAST SIX GAMES DOUGHTY RECORDS 13TH CAREER DOUBLE-DIGIT TACKLE OUTING IN FRESNO STATE GAME BUTLER HAS CAREER GAME AGAINST FRESNO STATE NOTABLES FROM THE FRESNO STATE GAME WELLS NAMED MOUNTAIN WEST COACH OF THE YEAR LARSEN NAMED SECOND-TEAM ALL-AMERICAN BY USA TODAY SPORTS LARSEN NAMED ONE OF SIX FINALISTS FOR RIMINGTON TROPHY LAWSON NAMED THIRD-TEAM ALL-AMERICAN BY COLLEGE SPORTS MADNESS FACKRELL NAMED SOPHOMORE ALL-AMERICAN BY COLLEGE FOOTBALL NEWS UTAH STATE HAS 14 PLAYERS NAMED TO VARIOUS ALL-MOUNTAIN WEST TEAMS LARSEN EARNS THIRD-STRAIGHT FIRST-TEAM ALL-CONFERENCE HONOR DOUGHTY NAMED FIRST-TEAM ALL-CONFERENCE FOR SECOND CONSECUTIVE SEASON UTAH STATE WEEKLY PLAYER HONORS Sept. 14 (W, 70-6 vs. Weber State) Sept. 21 (L, 14-17 at USC) Sept. 27 (W, 40-12 at San José State) Oct. 4 (L, 31-14 vs. BYU) Oct. 12 (L, 34-23 vs. Boise State) Oct. 19 (W, 45-10 at New Mexico) Nov. 2 (W, 47-10 vs. Hawai'i) Nov. 9 (W, 28-24 at UNLV) Nov. 23 (W, 13-0 vs. Colorado State) Nov. 30 (W, 35-7 vs. Wyoming) Dec. 7 (L, 17-24 at #24 Fresno State) DEMARTINO TIED FOR 18TH ALL-TIME IN SCHOOL HISTORY IN RUSHING YARDS DEMARTINO TIED FOR EIGHTH ALL-TIME IN SCHOOL HISTORY IN RUSHING AVERAGE REYNOLDS RANKS 25TH ALL-TIME IN SCHOOL HISTORY IN RECEIVING YARDS VAN LEEUWEN RANKS 27TH ALL-TIME IN SCHOOL HISTORY IN RECEIVING YARDS DOUGHTY RANKS 16TH ALL-TIME IN SCHOOL HISTORY IN TACKLES NATSON RANKS SECOND ALL-TIME IN SCHOOL HISTORY IN PUNT RETURN AVERAGE FACKRELL TIED FOR NINTH ALL-TIME IN CAREER INTERCEPTION RETURN YARDS DIAZ RANKS THIRD ALL-TIME IN SCHOOL HISTORY IN FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE DIAZ RANKS EIGHTH ALL-TIME IN SCHOOL HISTORY IN FIELD GOALS MADE DIAZ RANKS THIRD ALL-TIME IN SCHOOL HISTORY IN PAT PERCENTAGE DEMARTINO BECOMES 17TH PLAYER IN SCHOOL HISTORY TO RUSH FOR 1,000 YARDS IN A SEASON DEMARTINO ONE RUSHING TOUCHDOWN SHY OF ENTERING SINGLE SEASON TOP 10 DEMARTINO RANKS 12TH ALL-TIME IN YARDS PER CARRY FOR A SINGLE SEASON DOUGHTY RECORDS 100-PLUS TACKLES IN BACK-TO-BACK SEASONS DOUGHTY RANKS TIED FOR SEVENTH IN SINGLE-SEASON TACKLES AT UTAH STATE VIGIL RECORDS 100-PLUS TACKLES IN BACK-TO-BACK SEASONS DIAZ RANKS SECOND IN SCHOOL HISTORY IN SINGLE-SEASON PAT'S MADE AND ATTEMPTED DIAZ RANKS TIED FOR SEVENTH IN SCHOOL HISTORY IN SINGLE-SEASON FIELD GOALS MADE FACKRELL RANKS 10TH ALL-TIME IN SINGLE SEASON INTERCEPTION RETURN YARDS DID YOU KNOW? UTAH STATE RANKS 44TH IN THE NATION IN SCORING OFFENSE UTAH STATE RANKS SEVENTH IN THE NATION IN SCORING DEFENSE UTAH STATE RANKS TIED FOR 17TH IN THE NATION IN TURNOVER MARGIN UTAH STATE RANKS THIRD IN THE NATION IN PUNT RETURN DEFENSE UTAH STATE RANKS SIXTH IN THE NATION IN RED ZONE DEFENSE, INCLUDING SECOND IN TDS ALLOWED UTAH STATE'S DEFENSE RANKS NINTH IN THE NATION IN THIRD DOWN CONVERSIONS UTAH STATE RANKS EIGHTH IN THE NATION IN FORCING THREE-AND-OUTS UTAH STATE RANKS 28TH IN THE NATION IN THIRD DOWN EFFICIENCY UTAH STATE RANKS 42ND IN THE NATION IN RED ZONE OFFENSE UTAH STATE RANKS EIGHTH IN THE NATION IN TACKLES FOR LOSS UTAH STATE PLAYERS IN THE MOUNTAIN WEST AND NATIONAL RANKINGS KEETON RANKS FIRST ALL-TIME AT UTAH STATE IN COMPLETION PERCENTAGE KEETON RANKS SECOND ALL-TIME AT UTAH STATE IN TOUCHDOWN PASSES KEETON RANKS THIRD ALL-TIME AT UTAH STATE IN TOTAL OFFENSE KEETON RANKS TIED FOR SECOND ALL-TIME AT UTAH STATE IN COMPLETIONS KEETON RANKS SIXTH ALL-TIME IN SCHOOL HISTORY IN PASSING YARDS KEETON RANKS SEVENTH ALL-TIME IN SCHOOL HISTORY IN PASSING ATTEMPTS KEETON RANKS 21ST ALL-TIME IN SCHOOL HISTORY IN RUSHING KEETON'S 18 TOUCHDOWN PASSES RANKS TIED FOR NINTH IN SCHOOL HISTORY FOR A SEASON DID YOU KNOW? A LOOK AT NORTHERN ILLINOIS UTAH STATE AND NORTHERN ILLINOIS SERIES HISTORY TOP AGGIE PERFORMERS VERSUS NORTHERN ILLINOIS UTAH STATE CONNECTIONS WITH NORTHERN ILLINOIS UTAH STATE VERSUS THE STATE OF ILLINOIS UTAH STATE VERSUS THE MID-AMERICAN CONFERENCE MOUNTAIN WEST VERSUS THE MID-AMERICAN CONFERENCE IN BOWL GAMES Matt Wells VERSUS NORTHERN ILLINOIS HOMEGROWN PLAYERS AGGIES IN DECEMBER NO AND NO FROM THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA AGGIES TO PLAY SCHOOL RECORD 14TH GAME AGAINST NORTHERN ILLINOIS UTAH STATE HAS 15 PLAYERS WHO HAVE ALREADY GRADUATED FROM UTAH STATE ACADEMIC ALL-WAC FORMER WALK-ONS PAYING DIVIDENDS AT UTAH STATE Todd Orlando NOMINATED FOR BROYLES AWARD UTAH STATE SCORING DRIVES BREAKDOWN FOR 2013 AGGIE SAFETIES AMONG TOP TACKLERS IN MOUNTAIN WEST AT POSITION AGGIES IN OVERTIME BY THE NUMBERS EXPLOSIVE AGGIES FAMOUS UTAH STATE ALUMNI DID YOU KNOW? LAST MEETING VS. NORTHERN ILLINOIS Redshirt freshman running back Melvin Blue added 76 rushing yards with one touchdown on 15 carries for Utah State, while junior quarterback Patrick Mullins was 13-of-26 passing for 173 yards with one touchdown, while added another score on the ground as he carried the ball three times for 16 yards. Wilson also had four receptions for 45 yards, while senior wide receiver Kevin Alexander added three receptions for 47 yards. Utah State finished the game with 468 yards of total offense (295-rushing, 173-passing) as compared to 349 yards of total offense for Northern Illinois (249-rushing, 100-passing) as Charles Taffey rushed for 151 yards on 24 carries and scored the Huskies' lone touchdown on a 2-yard run in the second quarter. Junior linebacker David Gill led Utah State's defense with 12 tackles, while junior defensive back Mike Hudson and senior linebacker Markell McCain each had 10 tackles. Junior defensive end Danillo Robinson added five tackles and 2.5 sacks as USU recorded 5.0 team sacks in the game. Junior placekicker Micah Knorr scored the first points of the game on a 35-yard field goal with 1:28 to play in the first quarter to cap a 68-yard, five-play drive. USU added a 1-yard touchdown run by Wilson early in the second quarter to give the home team a 10-0 lead with 13:08 to go in the half before Northern Illinois scored its only points of the game on its ensuing possession on a 2-yard run by Taffey. USU then closed out the first half with a 56-yard field goal from Knorr to give the Aggies a 13-7 lead at intermission. The second-half was all Utah State as it scored 22 points in the third quarter and seven more in the fourth to post the 35-point win. USU's first touchdown of the third quarter came via a 7-yard pass from Mullins to senior tight end Shawn Griswold, a drive that covered 67 yards in eight plays. Mullins than hit sophomore defensive back London McBride on a pass to convert the two-point play. Junior cornerback Jason Bandy added a 79-yard punt return for a score with 5:47 to play in the third, followed by a 1-yard touchdown run from Mullins to give the home team a 35-7 advantage after three quarters. The only points scored in the fourth quarter came on a 2-yard touchdown run by Blue to cap an 11-play, 84-yard drive to make the final score 42-7. Both teams finished the game with 22 first downs. NIU won the possession battle, 31:49 to 28:11, and converted 7-of-18 third downs in the game, while USU was 6-of-13 on third down. RECAPPING THE FRESNO STATE GAME Utah State trailed 24-7 early in the fourth quarter before scoring 10 points in 2:55 to get within one score at 24-17 and was driving inside the Bulldogs' 40-yardline in the final minute before getting intercepted at the FS 17-yard line to end the game. Utah State had its five-game winning streak snapped with the loss and fell to 2-50 all-time against ranked teams, including a 1-40 road record. Junior wide receiver Ronald Butler led Utah State as he tied his career-high with five receptions for a career-best 145 yards, while senior wide receiver Travis Van Leeuwen tied his career-high with six receptions for 52 yards and sophomore wide receiver Bruce Natson had four receptions for 50 yards, to go along with two rushes for 11 yards, including a 10-yard touchdown run. Senior running back Joey DeMartino finished the game with 54 yards on 18 carries, while freshman quarterback Darell Garretson was 12-of-26 passing for 198 yards with one interception and junior quarterback Craig Harrison was 4-of-9 passing for 55 yards and one interception. Derek Carr led Fresno State as he was 36-of-53 passing for 404 yards with three touchdowns and two interceptions, while Isaiah Burse had 17 receptions for 132 yards and one touchdown, and Davante Adams added nine receptions for 168 yards with another score. Utah State finished the game with 304 yards of total offense as it had 253 yards passing and a season-low 51 yards rushing. Fresno State had 460 yards of total offense with 404 passing and 56 rushing. Senior linebacker Jake Doughty led Utah State's defense with 10 tackles to go along with 0.5 tackles for loss and recovered his second career fumble that he returned 86 yards for a touchdown. Junior safety Brian Suite added nine tackles and a career-high two interceptions. Fresno State scored the first 17 points of the game as it converted a 30-yard field goal with 8:36 to play in the first quarter, followed by a pair of touchdown passes from Carr in the second quarter to give the Bulldogs a 17-0 lead with 7:17 to play in the half. Utah State had two chances to score early in the second quarter, but threw an interception in the end zone and missed a 42-yard field goal. The Bulldogs appeared ready to add another touchdown right before the half, but fumbled the ball in the red zone and Doughty returned it 86 yards for his first career touchdown with 0:03 to play in the half. Utah State's defense continued to create turnovers in the third quarter with interceptions by Suite on back-to-back Bulldog possessions, but USU was unable to convert those into any points. Fresno State scored its only points of the second half late in the third quarter on another Carr touchdown pass to give the home team a 24-7 advantage with 1:33 remaining in the quarter. Utah State's offense finally got on the board early in the fourth quarter on a 10-yard touchdown run by Natson to cap a 13-play, 78-yard drive. 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Under Wells' tutelage, Keeton has emerged as one of the top quarterbacks in the nation and currently ranks first in school history in career completion percentage (.665), second in career touchdown passes (56), tied for second in career completions (517), third in career total offense (7,114 yards), sixth in career passing yardage (5,961), seventh in career passing attempts (777), and 24th in career rushing yards (1,099). In 2012, Utah State had four offensive players earn first-team all-conference honors, while two others were named to the league's second-team. Wells, a former Aggie quarterback and three-year letterwinner from 1994-96, was a member of two conference championship teams as a student-athlete as he was a redshirt freshman in 1993 when Utah State tied for first in the Big West Conference and defeated Ball State, 42-33, in the Las Vegas Bowl for its first-ever bowl win. As a senior in 1996, Wells helped USU to another share of the Big West Conference title. 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Cozy up with this super soft, fleece blanket! This large 60" x 50" throw blanket with whip stitch is made from 260 gram brushed polyester fleece and is available in many popular colors. Can be embroidered with your logo and includes several packaging options available during checkout.
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