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PRICE-Jessie Lee Etzel died peacefully at her home Jan. 11, 2004 at the age of 71.
She was born Dec. 21, 1932 to Glen and Amy Crawford Nelson.
She grew up in Helper during World War II and dearly loved "the jungle" along the Price River. As a precocious child she orchestrated war drives for metal, oils and other scarce commodities. Jessie Lee left her childhood home in Helper to attend high school at Wasatch Academy in Mt. Pleasant. She forever cherished and often recanted her memories of the years spent at Wasatch.
Returning to Price at age 16, Jessie Lee attended Carbon College where she met the only love of her life, Al Etzel. Following her graduation at age 18, Jessie and Alfred were married Oct. 7, 1951. Together they shepherded their children through childhood, college and beyond. They were only separated by his premature death in 2001.
She was a member of the Price chapter of PEO and a member of St. Matthew's Episcopal Church. Jessie shared her love of reading, world history and animals with her children, Alene, Glenn and Amy. She loved her 10 grandchildren beyond measure. She was admittedly somewhat of an anachronism in a world that had long ago moved on.
She is survived by three children; their families; and her beloved sister, Glennie Mate.
A memorial service was held Jan. 17 at St. Matthew's Episcopal Church, in Price. In lieu of flowers, Jessie Lee's family suggests you read a book to a child, adopt a pet, or make a contribution to your favorite charity.
PRICE-Hazel Baker Redford Cowley, age 84, completed her journey here on earth and returned to her heavenly home Jan. 15, 2004, surrounded by her loving family. She was born Feb. 6, 1919 in Myton to John Phillip and Philena Gibson Baker. She married John Robert Redford Aug. 22, 1938. After his passing in 1942, she married Vaughn L. Cowley, Aug. 28, 1945 in Salt Lake City. He also preceded her in death in 1970.
She was a member of the LDS Church where she served in numerous callings. She enjoyed very much her association with her dear friends in the Special Interest Group where she served as secretary. Her love of knowledge helped her become a proliferous reader. Her most profound love was her family with whom she spent countless happy hours, supporting them in all they did.
Hazel is survived by her children: Ralph and Georgina Redford of Aurora, Ill., Roberta and Parl Stevenson of Boneta, Warren and Lee Cowley of Austin, Texas, Peggy White of Wellington, Ted Cowley of Price, Jeff and Tonya Cowley of Cleveland, and Duaine and Amy Cowley of Boulder City, Nev.; 13 granchildren and 23 great-grandchildren. Also survived by brother Phillip Baker and sisters Alice Olsen and Mildred Buie. In addition to her two husbands, she was preceded in death by son Danny, son-in-law Rulon White, one brother and three sisters.
Funeral services were held Monday, Jan. 19 at 11 a.m. in the Price Sixth Ward LDS chapel, 300 west and 500 South. Friends called Sunday evening at Fausett Mortuary in Price. Burial was in the Price City Cemetery.
Glen Larsen Oman Sr. was called home on Jan. 16, 2004 where he will spend his 69th birthday with his mother and father (Mary Dorothea Larsen and Albert Vernon Oman) and other beloved family members who preceded him in death. He was born on Jan. 17, 1935 in Moroni and spent his early years in Castle Dale. He married Leora Guymon on June 11, 1959. He retired from the Army and went to work for the US Postal Service.
Funeral Services will be held Saturday, Jan. 24, 2004 at 11:00 a.m. at the Lehi Utah Stake Center, 200 North Center, Lehi. Friends may call Friday evening from 6-8 p.m. at the same location, and at the church on Saturday one hour prior to services. Interment will be in the Lehi Cemetery.
EMERY-Glen Martin Long, age 84, passed away Jan. 13, 2004 from complications of pneumonia at the Gunnison Valley Hospital.
He was born in a little cabin in Oskaloosa, Iowa on May 15, 1919 to Joe and Erma White Long. On Jan. 17, 1977, he married Rosalie Dunning in Pioche, Nev.
At the age of 16 he was baptized Methodist in Muchicanick Creek, Iowa. He served 17 years on the L.A. Police Department in Narcotics. Glen owned Ace Garage in Rosemead, Calif. and was a number one mechanic in the State of California for over 25 years. He learned young and cut his teeth on Model T's. Glen owned a Chevrolet dealership in Beaver for three years and especially liked being his own boss. He worked on many celebrity's automobiles and knew several personally. Glen and his friend Everett Chadwick started the Independent Garage Owners (IGO) in Sacramento, Calif.
During World War II, Glen was a walnut log buyer in several Midwest states. He loved being with family, children, and animals. He loved to laugh and made people know that it feels good to laugh. He was fair and honest in his beliefs and dealings and he expected to be treated that way in return.
Survived by wife, Rosalie G. Long, Emery; sons, Jim Lee Long, California; Jerry Long, Price; four daughters, Barbara Ann Mitchell, Illinois; Betty Louise Veenstra, Iowa; Donna and Glenna Thompson of California; as well as four stepchildren; three sisters, Clara Merriott, California; Nellie James of Oklahoma; Liz of California; 10 grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren. Preceded in death by parents, five brothers and two sisters.
Funeral service was held Jan. 17 at the Emery LDS Ward Building. Interment, Emery City Cemetery under the direction of Mitchell Funeral Home.
HELPER-On Jan. 13, 2004, Donna Jean Thomas was welcomed home with open arms and the words "Well done thou good and faithful servant." Today she is enjoying a long anticipated reunion with her beloved mother and sister. Donna began her sojourn on this earth in Consumers on June 6, 1930, the first child of Nick and Fern Stevenson Thomas. Donna was raised, educated and spent most of her life in Carbon County. Many have said of her, "The world is a better place because of her and the world would be an even better place if there were more people like her."
As a faithful member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, she spent her life in service to her Savior by fulfilling a mission to Hong Kong and in many capacities in her wards and stakes and by serving her family, her friends and her fellow man.
She is survived by her father, brothers Bob (Dolores), Houston, Texas, Mike, Spring Glen, and sister Saundra (Jim) Cochrane, Herriman; many nieces and nephews whom she loved as much as if they were her own and many other beloved relatives.
Viewing was held Sat. Jan. 17 at the Helper Stake Center. Services followed with interment in the Price City Cemetery under the direction of Fausett Mortuary.
WALDORF, MD-Nikki Rae Oswald Flemetakis, age 49, passed away Jan. 6, 2004 after a long battle with MS and diabetes in Waldorf.
Born Aug. 31, 1954 in North Hollywood, Calif. to Nick and Ila Rae Leavitt Flemetakis.
Nikki will be dearly missed by all.
Survived by her daughter, April Oswald, Waldorf, Md; mother, Ila Rae O'Brien, Elmo; two brothers, Bill (Gloria) Flemetakis, Kenilworth; Steven Jay (Sandy) Flemetakis, Las Vegas, Nev.; step mother, Bobbie Flemetakis, Las Vegas, Nev.; many nieces and nephews.
Preceded in death by her father, Nick Flemetakis and brother Dave Flemetakis.
Graveside service, Sat. Jan. 24, 2004, 10 a.m. Cliffview Cemetery. Under the direction of Mitchell Funeral Home.
EAST CARBON-Evialena Peterson Fisher Perry, age 86, passed away Jan. 14, 2004 in Price.
Born July 16, 1917 in Sunnyside to Alma and Lena Olsen Peterson.
Married Curtis Herman Fisher Sept. 28, 1936 in Price. He died Oct. 10, 1979. Married Marvin Perry, May 23, 1990 in Provo. Marriage later solemnized in the Provo LDS Temple. Member of the LDS Church.
Eva loved Indian artifacts, collecting antique bottles, and gardening. She was a wonderful grandmother and will be dearly missed by her family and a community of friends.
Survived by husband, Marvin Perry, Price; son, Clent (Barbara) Fisher, East Carbon; two daughters, Allena (Michael) Hyatt; Medina, Wash.; Linda (Rex) Hanberg, Sandy; sister, Lourine Miller, Tucson, Ariz.; eight grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren. Preceded in death by parents, four brothers and three sisters.
Funeral services were held Jan. 17 at Mitchell Funeral Home. Interment, Price City Cemetery.
PRICE-Our beloved father Allen Price, 87, passed away Jan. 10, 2004, at home (Heirloom Inn) in Price. He was born Aug. 10, 1916, in Ferron to William Henry and Lydia Jane Metcalf Price.
Allen was a true cowboy who enjoyed farming, ranching, hunting and breaking horses. He worked for Kaiser Steel Coal Company and was a member of the UMWA Local 9958 for over 40 years. He was one of the original members of the Grassy Trail Riding Club in Sunnyside.
He married Zelda A. Peterson, later deceased, they had one daughter, Geraldine. He then married Oma McBroom, Nov. 1, 1941 (pictured). They had six children, Vivian, Larry, Jerry, Regina, Richard and Gayla. Oma passed away Sept. 23, 1987. He then married Sibyl Timothy, March 19, 1989, he inherited six more children, Molly, Dixie, Bob, Sandra, Holly and Judy. Sibyl passed away June 5, 2003. He was a member of the LDS Church.
Allen is survived by his children: Geraldine (Larry) Olsen of Manti; Vivian (Chester) Housekeeper, Larry Price, Jerry (Frances) Price, Regina (Tom) McCourt, Richard (Kathy) Price, Gayla (Rick) Housekeeper, all of Carbon County; Molly Wood, Oregon; Dixie (Leon) Thayne of Price; Bob (Shirley) Wilstead, St. George; Sandra (Dean) Holdaway, Holly (Delon) Larsen both of Salt Lake City; and Judy (Jim) Noyes of Price. Also survived by 51 grandchildren, 91 great-grandchildren, 2 great-great-grandchildren, sister Dora Fautin of Lindon, brothers Owen Price of Orangeville and Daniel (Maxine) Price of Wellington. Preceded in death by his parents, his wives, two son-in-laws, Robert Bachelder and Ronald Leonard, granddaughter Judy Lynn Pearson, three sisters and three brothers.
A viewing was held Jan. 13 at Fausett Mortuary in Price. Graveside services followed at at the Price City Cemetery.
Flavio Eugene "Gene" Herrera, age 42, passed away Jan. 12, 2004 in Tempe, Ariz. He was born Jan. 21, 1961 in Hiawatha to Flavio and Sarah Martinez Herrera. He was a graduate of both Carbon High School and College of Eastern Utah. He was a free spirit. He enjoyed riding mountain bikes, telling jokes (got time for a quick joke?), meeting new people and photography. He was an excellent mechanic.
Survived by sons, Joshua (Short Pants) and Matthew Brewster and their mother, Traci Smith, Park City. Also survived by loving companion Paula Bruso, Tempe, Ariz. Other survivors include father Flavio Herrera (Stella Montoya) and siblings Josie Espinoza (Steve Yamaguchi), Terrie Tweddell (Lee), Ernie (Kamille), David (Melissa) and Toni Thayne (Bill), all of Price, and brother Tom(Tammy), Port Orchard, Wash. He is also survived by several nieces and nephews and other special family members including his godparents, Ernaldo and Esther Herrera, Magna, as well as many friends.
He was preceded in death by his mother, Sarah Martinez Herrera, and siblings Jose Roy, Mary Helen, Mary Linda and Joseph Herrera, as well as maternal and paternal grandparents.
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Memorial mass, Thursday, Jan. 22 at 11:30 a.m. at the Notre Dame de Lourdes Catholic Church. Family will be at the church Thursday at 10 a.m. Committal service, Price City Cemetery under the direction of Mitchell Funeral Home.
Irma Christiansen Box, age 93, returned home to her Heavenly Father Jan. 16, 2004 in Ferron. She was born Nov. 6, 1910 in Emery to John J. and Mary Kirstene Jorgensen Christiansen. She married Varian Arnold Box, Feb. 11, 1931 in Salt Lake City, later solemnized in the Salt Lake City LDS Temple.
She was a wonderful, loving mother and friend, sharing her many talents with everyone. She loved to sew, crochet and quilt, making and giving many of her creations to loved ones. She was also an excellent cook and always had pies, cakes, sweet rolls or cookies to share.
She was an active member of the LDS Church, serving in ward and stake leadership responsibilities. She was also a member of the Daughters of the Utah Pioneers.
For several years she and her husband owned and operated the Cedar Manor Nursing Home in Cedar City where she supervised the nursing and cooking staff.
Irma enjoyed her family, friends and many grandchildren. She was proud of her heritage and family reunions were very important to her.
Irma is survived by her daughters: Joyce and Orvel Allen of Emery, JoAnn Behling of Ferron, "Mary" and Gary Jenkins of Oregon, and Connie Morgan of Montana; 12 grandchildren; 22 great-grandchildren and 12 great-great grandchildren. Also survived by brothers: Vernon and Merlin Christiansen and sisters: Delma Leslie and Euphemia Case.
She was preceded in death by her husband Varian, son-in-law Dean Behling and brothers Rellus and Richard Christiansen.
Funeral services will be held Thursday, Jan. 22, at Noon in the old Ferron LDS Chapel. Friends may call Wed. evening from 6-8 p.m. at Fausett Mortuary in Castle Dale and one hour prior to services at the church. Burial will be in the Ferron City Cemetery.
PRICE-Our loving daughter, granddaugther, sister, niece, cousin and aunt, Maquette Nichole Hill, age 19, passed away Jan. 15, 2004 from injuries received in an auto accident in Elko, Nev. She was born Jan. 13, 1985 in Price to John Hill and Susan Nichols.
Maquette was a very outgoing and compassionate person. She enjoyed dancing at Linda Johnston's School of Dance for 11 years. She volunteered at Castle Country Care Center, where she was later employed as activity coordinator. She loved being outdoors and camping with her family and friends. Maquette always loved playing with and taking care of younger children. Her goal was to go to college and become a physicians assistant, but her goal was cut short. She will be greatly missed, but never forgotten.
Survived by her parents, Susan and Randy Perri, Spring Glen; John Hill, New Jersey; brothers, Cody Newman, Spring Glen; Garrett Newman, Price; Alec Hill, New Jersey; sisters, Charlotte (John) Stickney, Stephanie (Jared) Hubberd, both of Salt Lake City; Haze Newman, Price; grandparents, Fred Nichols, Price; Irene Perri, Spring Glen; aunt, Irene (Randy) Everett, uncle, Dennis (Dixie) Nichols, both of Price; aunt, Darla Huffman, Oregon; 14 first cousins, seven second cousins, two nephews, one niece and a very special cousin, Tiffany Camberlango of Phoeniz, Ariz.
Preceded in death by grandparents, Geraldine Nichols, Angelo Perri, Sr., and aunt, Peggy Cripps.
Funeral service, Wednesday, Jan. 21 at 11 a.m. at Mitchell Funeral Home. Family will be at Mitchells; Tuesday evening from 6-8 p.m. and Wednesday one hour prior to service. Interment, Cliffview Cemetery, Price.
PRICE-Ernest F. Felice, age 82, passed away Jan. 16, 2004 in Price.
Born Mar. 18, 1921 in Helper to Frank and Elizabeth Siletta Felice.
Ernest was a graduate of Carbon High School and Carbon College. Served in US Army Air Corps, M/Sgt. Graduate of Boeing School of Aeronautics. Educated at UCLA, University of Tennessee and University of Utah. Long time employee of Litton Industries (Litton Guidance and Control Systems) with assignments in Beverly Hills, Woodland Hills, and Canoga Park, Calif. Joined Electronic Memories and Magnetics in West Jordan. Worked abroad in Hong Kong, Singapore and Belgium. Owner of O'Laughlins Electronic Supply in Salt Lake City. He retired in 1984. Ernest was a member of the Catholic Church.
Survived by two sisters, Matilda (Til) Davido, Price; Stella Gigliotti, Helper; two brothers, Rudy Felice, Price; Frank (Margaret) Marrelli, Helper; sister-in-law, Molly Marrelli; and numerous nieces and nephews.
Preceded in death by his parents; stepfather, Guiseppie Marrelli; brother, Chuck Marrelli; brother-in-law, Oscar Davido; Alane Davido; baby sister, Corinda; sister-in-law, Jennie Felice.
Memorial Mass, Tuesday, Jan. 20, at 2 p.m., Notre Dame de Lourdes Catholic Church. Under the direction of Mitchell Funeral Home.
ORANGEVILLE/PRICE-Alice Elizabeth Baker Olsen, age 90, returned to her Heavenly Father on Jan. 16, 2004 at Castleview Hospital in Price.
She was born April 26, 1913 in Little Sioux, Iowa to John Phillip and Philena Gibson Baker. Married Nyle V. Olsen, Sept. 21, 1933 in Elmo. They were sealed in the Manti LDS Temple on June 2, 1955. He preceded her in death on March 23, 1977.
Alice was an active and very devoted member of the LDS Church. She served in various callings in her wards and also served a temple mission for the Provo and Manti LDS Temples. She enjoyed working outside in her yard and together Nyle and Alice cultivated a farm in Cleveland. For the past year, she has resided at the Heirloom Inn in Price. Alice was a very loving and kind person, who had a great love for children. Her son, grandchildren and great-grandchildren were the highlight of her life.
She is survived by her son Brent Olsen, Westford, Vt; granddaughter, Crystal McCray, Fletcher, Vt; grandson, Josh Nielsen, Northfield, Vt; great-grandson, Kace Nielsen, Northfield, Vt; great-grandson, Jeremy Farr, Fletcher, Vt; brother, Phillip (Pat) Baker, Grantsville; sister, Mildred (Tom) Buie, West Valley; and special nieces, Roberta and Brenda. She was preceded in death by her parents, brother, Ben Baker; sisters, Eleanor Baker, Edith Larsen, Myrle Fausett and Hazel Cowley.
Funeral service Jan. 20, at 11 a.m., Orangeville LDS Ward Chapel, located at 45 West 100 South. Family will be at the church one hour prior to service. Interment, Ferron City Cemetery, under the direction of Mitchell Funeral Home.


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One of the biggest problem areas for the Buffalo Bills in the 2013 season was trying to figure out what to do at left guard. The combination of Colin Brown and Doug Legursky left much to be desired and the team knew they needed to upgrade.
While doing some work through the free agency period, are the Bills done adding to the group? Let's examine:
What they have
: Chris Williams (left guard), Eric Wood (center), Kraig Urbik (right guard)
: J.J. 'Unga, Doug Legursky, Mark Asper, Antoine McClain, Randy Colling
What they need
- Heading into the offseason, the Buffalo Bills were thought to be a team that could use an overhaul at two of their three interior line positions. The team went out and signed Chris Williams to be their starting left guard and kept starting right guard Kraig Urbik on the roster.
With two experienced starters, the Bills also have a trio of younger players that they are quite enthusiastic about developing over the next few months. J.J. 'Unga, Mark Asper and Antoine McClain all factor into the discussion at guard from now until late August.
At the very least, they'll be battling to see who will make the roster. If all goes well for one of those three, though, they could even push for the job to start at right guard. Near the end of the season in 2013, head coach Doug Marrone experimented with 'Unga and put him in for Kraig Urbik on a couple of series.
In fact, he was planning to do it more but Urbik had such a good showing in the game that 'Unga was going to get more playing time, that Marrone elected to scrap the idea during the tilt. If that's any indication, however, Urbik needs to come out and have a strong training camp to maintain his starting position.
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Sounds like what happened to O-ren Ishi in "Kill Bill"...
Ironic location name for this tragic accident.
OMG, that is a horrible thing we need RC helicopter legislation immediately!!!
Think of the Children!
Look for Mayor Bllomberg to ban 'assault-style RC helicopters'
Sounds like what happened to actor Vic Morrow except he was done in by a real Huey.
It's all fun and games until someone gets the top of his head lopped off.
So, he joined the rotary club?
I know the joke is in bad taste and I pray the victim knew God and RIP but the Twilight Zone movie jokes came to mind.
I'm not buying it. RC copters aren't that heavy, the blades shouldn't have nearly enough inertia to get through bone. Could hit in just the wrong place and get killed that way, but not an actual head chopping.
At least he died doing what he loved.
Was it an Iroquois ?
LOL! Very good!
I just bought one so I'm allowed to be crass ;)
how big and strong was this "toy"?
Headless Man Found Near Topless Helicopter . . .
NY Post front page tomorrow.
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Yeah, I wonder if he was actually killed by the blow to the head not the cutting.
Yes, and don't forget, if just one life is saved it is worth it.
The headline is wrong.
Apparently the blade struck him in the throat and he probably bled to death.
No remote Control Helicopter could lop off a person's head.
Clever kid engaged in innocent recreation gets killed in a freak accident. So many of his contemporaries are engaged in much less legitimate activities. Condolences for his family.
Shoulduh carried styptic powder or quickclot.
He should've been wearing his helmet.
Horrible! Yes, there are large RC helis that can do serious damage, some have very high rotor speeds. On the other hand, here is a big negative against police drones.
Well, there you are and there you have it!
A skid lid would have prevented this tragedy.
Social burden and all that rot, doncha know.
I'm joshing, but I KNOW some pinko, statist, nannycrat will in deed introduce the bill asap.
Has Bloomberg come out with an ordinance that requires all RC aircraft operators, spectators and innocent passerby's to wear football helmets? 100% background checks for purchasers of RC aircraft with a 1,000 hour training and license certification?
I agree. The rotary WING of an RC helicopter is a fragile thing. It does not have a cutting edge (rather rounded it is) and is not made of anything as tough as a pen knife blade.
I say cause of death was blunt force trauma with an ancillary skimming off of the scalp...which would have bled like a sumbitch. Skull bone is a lot tougher than the rotor of an RC rotary wing aircraft.
BOLO, seen running from the scene.
I hate it when that happens.
Well...well that's a horse of a different color.
It must have been a large model, because I have a couple of smaller ones and I don't think they could come even close to doing what is claimed here.
Read the article:
I was playing at the park and we came into the clearing and we just saw a body on the floor, he was just decapitated, the whole top of his head was gone, said Maria Delgado, 13.
He wrote just last month on his video channel that he was loving his Trex 700N model one of the best nitros that I have ever flown with so much power.
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Agreed! I made boomerangs for years. Once I was tossing a two foot ash prototype. Very heavy with lots of kinetic energy.
It was great and I couldn't stop even when it started to get dark and the 'rang dropped below the tree line.
I heard it hovering in front of me then it smacked me square in the middle of my forehead knocking me out.
I woke up later dazed and walked to a neighbor's house where my pregnant wife was helping prepare food for a block party.
Not good. The blade cracked my skull and there was blood everywhere.
Wife screamed and fainted, the neighbors rushed me to the hospital.
Basically I was ok but there is still proud flesh in my forehead.
Point is it had so much inertia it should have broken not cracked my head
I am not allowed to play with 'rangs anymore...sigh...
RC copters shouldn't have enough inertia to decapitate.
I wish I could take credit for it but it was from Vic Morrow's and two little kid's tragic deaths in the Twilight Zone movie that led to the joke.
Haven't seen it yet, but I'll betchoo its in the pipeline!!
Seems like such an innocent hobby, and one that his parents thought was a blessing for a teenage boy, in this day and age..
Sorry to read this, I hope the kid didn't suffer, and that his grieving family can find peace in their better memories of their son..
Here is a link to a video of him operating the helicopter. It sounds like a flying lawn mower, and the way he flies it it is not surprizing he could lose control.
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Maybe not all the way through a large bone, but... A friend's 3XXmm rotor span indoor electric heli with flexible non-weighted plastic blades fractured his index finger. The heli's all-up weight is 300-some grams.
Now try an 700-900 class outdoor heli (I have not looked into the type of machine involved in today's mishap -- could have been small as a 450.
From an RC forum:
In the "Battle Axe" thread we saw what a 900 can do to a tree , assuming the head rpm was over 1500 rpm putting the tipspeed somewhere around 400mph. 400mph seems to be a magic number regarding tip speed on most 3d style helis today
700mm-800mm blades will cut to the bone at 900 rpm just as easily as at 1800. There's more than one injury thread starting off with "while the rotors were spooling down" or "after it had lost most of its headspeed".
the problem isn't that the heads are being operated at some unsafe speed and the problem cannot be fixed by reducing to a "safe" RPM.
The reason these are dangerous is because a rotor with the properties that allow it to efficiently cut through air and rapidly provide large amounts of force to the main shaft without failing also allow it to transfer large amounts of energy and efficiently cut through living tissue.
really, the problem is we are dealing with high-energy machines because to get them to perform the way people want them to perform requires high amounts of energy.
a little math:
using the values on the EDGE website for their 800 mm rotor, we have a mass of 270 grams. center of mass position is not indicated, but i'm going to assume it's around 2/3 (if someone knows better, feel free to tell me) at 600mm. this means that at 900 rpm, the center of mass will have a linear velocity of roughly 30 m/s.
if we assume worst case scenario, blade hits limb and is stopped dead, we can assume roughly 1/10 second to stop, which give us a deceleration rate of 300 m/s/s. using F=ma we have 0.27kg*300 = 81 newtons of force.
if we assume frontal area of the blade as it makes contact at 1/10=in wide (and this is a generous estimate, i would not be surprised if the effective contact was much thinner) along, say, 3" wide piece of forearm, that gives us a total contact area of 0.3 inches, for an impact pressure of roughly 270 psi.
Now, i was not able to find a solid number, but most sources indicate that as little as 100 psi can break the skin, and the tissues beneath require less force once skin has been broken. so the initial impact give us almost triple the skin-penetration requirement, and then the second blade come swinging around and adds another 80 lbs of impact to the mix... and this is at the "low" headspeed of 900 rpm as in the above video, and using very conservative figures for the math.
basically, it boils down to what i mentioned above, if you want to toss a 2-3kg machine around at 3-4Gs of acceleration, you are going to necessarily involve a large amount of force to do it. the interface which transfers that force into the air will just as happily transfer it into a person if a person ends up in the way.
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It's Friday, the players' (and I'm sure fans') favorite day of work. To quote Alan Jackson:
Work, work all week long, Punchin' that clock from dusk till dawn. Countin' the days till Friday night, that's when all the conditions are right. FOR A GOOD TIME!!
I have to say, during the season I think of you fans and envy your Friday nights! I just picture all our Western New Yorkers getting off work and heading to the watering hole to start the weekend off right! In the off-season that will be me for sure, but not now, this time of year I am proud to know you guys are doing it for me!
So now that I act like you guys have all the fun and we are envious, why did I start by saying it's our favorite day too? Let me give you some insight to our work week. On Monday, we come in for film review and lifting. Most people are surprised I say weight lifting the day after the game, but believe it or not we have to do it then before the soreness from the previous game sets in on Tuesday! Monday is our Friday night to put it in perspective. Tuesday is player's day off and essentially our "one-day long weekend". Wednesday and Thursday are the big days of practice where we get beat to hell again trying to get ready for the game. We are easily at the facility ten-plus hours each day. Then comes Friday…what a gift! We have already installed the game plans, so it's essentially a "dress rehearsal". We have condensed meetings following by another tough practice. Although we still arrive before 8AM, we finish up around 1PM and get the rest of the day to ourselves. Everyone uses this day for their own pre-game rituals. We've got guys that go home and take three-hour naps. Others go get a massage to loosen up before the big game. Some guys go catch a movie and simply relax their bodies. Friday's give us that time in the week to relax after studying and working so hard, to get our minds and bodies ready for Sunday. If I had to compare it to something I'd say it's the calm before the storm. You guys don't let me down and keep living it up on Fridays and I won't let you down and get myself in the right frame of mind to do my very best on Sunday.
I told you I'd give you a vibe towards this Jets game and here it is. Nobody likes the Jets. Regardless of the fact that it will help us make the playoffs, we just can't stand to watch them win and don't plan to let them. Count on a hard hitting, never give up kind of game. We may have new faces in the lineup this week, but it doesn't matter, they already don't like the Jets either and plan to play that way. Everyone worked exceptionally hard this week and we had three great days of practice. We plan to transfer that to the field this Sunday.
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Bill Clinton: Hillary-Obama Ticket Would Be "Almost Unstoppable Force" By Greg Sargent - March 8, 2008, 3:00PM
Now Bill Clinton is saying it. Here he is, floating the idea of a joint Hillary-Obama ticket at a town-hall meeting today in Mississippi:
"She said yesterday and she said the day after her big wins in Texas and Ohio and Rhode Island that she was very open to that and I think she answered explicitly yes yesterday," Clinton began, referring to Hillary's own answers on the topic in recent days.
"I know that she has always been open to it, because she believes that if you can unite the energy and the new people that hes brought in and the people in these vast swaths of small town and rural America that shes carried overwhelmingly, if you had those two things together she thinks itd be hard to beat. I mean you look at the, you look at the, you look at the map of Texas and the map in Ohio. And the map in Missouri or -- well Arkansass not a good case because they know her and she won every place there.
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I predicted that this would be the outcome of all of this, it is all orchestrated, and set up to be the downfall of a free America. Put in a GOP candidate with issues, and then tag team him to defeat, and socialism is the vict-or.....
iow, "Get in the back of the bus boy, if you wanna ride with us white folks!"
That's real gracious of her, considering she's BEHIND in the election. What arrogance!
Now why does that sound like a threat?
In another word, get to the back of the bus, it's not your time!
The old "vote for me and my wife and you'll end up getting the guy you really want" ploy. Of course, we'd never see or hear from Obama again for at least 8 years if the Rats are dumb enough to fall for this.
Klintons are an unstoppable force that Obama could have stopped.......
I just saw Bill Klinton's highlights on Fox, campaigning in Misissippi.
With eyes welling up, he says, In all the States Hillary couldn't complete because she didn't have the MONEY, she still won the Veterans vote because they know she cares about them.
The guy is pulling in Millions and hiding the income by not releasing tax returns, and they have been raking in money all their lives, and donated 5 million to the campaign, and somehow STILL MANAGES to portray himself and his wife as VICTIMS. UNDERDOGS. POOR. Fighting against "The Man".
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More like an offer he can't refuse.
Keep talking, Bubba. America is so wise to you and wifey's scheme. How I wish he was a guest tomorrow on the Sunday shows suggesting this.
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"But. But. But. Didn't Senator Clinton say that Obama had not crossed the "threshold"? How is it that someone with the "experience" of Senator Clinton would put an "inexperienced" man like Obama one heart beat away from that 3AM red phone call?"
He has more delegates, so why settle for #2?
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He isn't that big a fool.
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Run Hillaryous Run!
Good grief, just who are these people who are buying this load??!!
Did he say "force" or "farce"?
I doubt the Clintons "gave" their campaign anything. I've heard it reported as "lent" their campaign $5 million.
So what Willie is trying to say is that the American people would be screwed?
Plan B President OB VP
Plan C President JM VP
Yep Obama, the black man reduced to "Driving Miss Daisy/Hillary". According to the Clintons, he would be right where they want him:
At the back of the bus... Opps, I mean ticket, you get my drift.
Boy the Clintons are nefarious. Should Hidabeast steal the presidential nomination via the Super Race/super delegates (which she has every intention of doing by hook or by crook) and Osama, Obama is relegated to the back of the bus driving Miss Daisy to the White House, "There Will Be Blood" come the democRAT convention in Denver. There had better be plenty of riot police on sight with clubs, in full roit gear with LOTS of tear gas because that is exactly what the democRATS will have on their hands; race riots that are going to make Chicago 68 look like a picnic. The so-called "African Americans" are going to raise holy blazes once they FINALLY realize the truth that the democRATS ARE THE RACISTS, got to keep those black folks on the plantation and Osama, Obama, is thrown under the bus.
If Obamma Lamma Ding Dong ran as her V.P. hed be like a lost puppy dog like algore was as Bill and Hills V.P.
He isnt that big a fool.
In the Democrat Party, a VP offer from the Clintons is an offer which cannot be refused I'm afraid.
Yes, Obama would easily get subordinated in the VP job, but if this service to the Clintons were refused when they need Obama to shore up the black vote, this is where the politics of personal destruction comes into focus.
Well....there you have it....just could not keep his trap shut......
Hillary is really angling for Obama to be on the low-end of her ticket. I don't think he would do it, he would be crazy to do so.
And it wouldn't be unbeatable. Half of the voters couldn't vote for her and the other half wouldn't vote for him.
It would be a doomed ticket.
Huge step to go from White Guy to Woman&Black in one step!
Michelle will decide this issue.
Took the words out of my mouth. Rush was on to something like this too. There are going to be a lot of people who will not vote for a black (yes, racism does still exist), and there are tons of people who will not vote for a woman. Those combined numbers could tank the democrats in Nov.
Sounds like a fairy tale to me!
Nation Wide Race Riot
It's Bonnie & Clyde trying to form a team with the police...
Well, he's ahead in the election but never mind that, he'd have to drop his Senate seat to do this.
Somewhat like explosive diarrhea...
Bill Clinton was heard whispering "I would sure like to see that Barack guy in a blue dress!"
Obama is on record last night as saying that he will not run as the VP. See my recent post.
Unstoppable? So is a category five hurricane, but far less destructive.
The Clintons are really trying to push this idea to save their political lives, but Obama is having none of it. He would be really stupid to have her on his ticket as VP, since he would probably have some unfortunate accident. But then again...
I think they know Barrack won't accept this. It's just so they can seem like they were open to "sharing' and he wasn't.
This is just BS to make the dims think that the Klintons are gracious and hold no grudges and they are willing to let bygones be bygones in the spirit of cooperation that the dims are always so in favor of. However, this is nothing but a red herring. There is no way in this world that Obambi will forgive and forget and there is also no way that Hillary would ever put him on the ticket.
Exactly. Now they'll go in for the kill.
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Question 1 of 20
Boeing introduced the Dreamliner to replace which of the following projected planes?
the Global Cruiser
the Sonic Cruiser
It was the built-for-speed Sonic Cruiser that met an untimely death when fuel prices rocketed after Sept. 11, 2001. Boeing switched to working on the Dreamliner, which was built for efficiency.
the Efficient Cruiser
Question 2 of 20
The Dreamliner was first introduced under what name?
Initially dubbed the 7E7, the Dreamliner got its current name following an online public naming contest in 2003. Boeing chose Dreamliner over close rivals eLiner, Global Cruiser and Stratoclimber.
the Global Cruiser
Question 3 of 20
Which airline signed on in 2004 as Boeing's launch partner for the Dreamliner?
American Airlines
United Airways
All Nippon Airways
With 55 airplanes on order, All Nippon Airways is also Boeing's biggest customer for the Dreamliner.
Question 4 of 20
The Dreamliner is distinct because it's the first aircraft to extensively use composite materials in its construction. Approximately what percentage of the plane is composite, by weight?
33 percent
50 percent
Compared to the 777, which is made up of about 12 percent composite material, the Dreamliner breaks new ground. It's 50 percent composite by weight. Boeing even used composites to build the fuselage and the wings.
70 percent
Question 5 of 20
The carbon fiber reinforced plastics used in the Dreamliner are how much stronger than steel?
2-3 times stronger
Composites are not only stronger than metal; they're also more malleable and less corrosive. This means more aerodynamic planes that require less maintenance can be built.
5-10 times stronger
20 times stronger
Question 6 of 20
How does the thermal and electrical conductivity of composites compare to metals?
Composites are more conductive than metals.
Composites are less conductive than metals.
Because composites have lower thermal and electrical conductivity than metals, Boeing had to develop an entirely different approach for managing the thermal and electrical systems on the Dreamliner.
Composites and metals are equally conductive.
Question 7 of 20
Layering composites increases the likelihood of what occuring?
Bubbles that occur during the baking process render a fuselage completely useless; they weaken the material and compromise the fuselage's structure.
Question 8 of 20
Which of the below was key to producing large-scale composite structures like the Dreamliner's fuselage?
developing manufacturing tools
Tooling technology development for building the Dreamliner was so novel that Boeing controls the release of information on the technologies given to the media by suppliers.
sourcing enough carbon precursor material
building heating elements large enough to hold a fuselage
Question 9 of 20
Extensive use of composite materials makes the Dreamliner different from other planes in what way?
It's lighter.
Composites are much lighter than metals. In fact, the Dreamliner weighs 35 percent less than the Boeing 777.
It's faster.
It's quieter.
Question 10 of 20
The Dreamliner burns how much less fuel than other planes of the same size?
10 percent
20 percent
Because it is lighter than similarly sized planes, the Dreamliner is more fuel efficient. For example, a flight from Los Angeles to Japan costs about $12,000 less in fuel on the Dreamliner.
30 percent
Question 11 of 20
How many years did Boeing spend on design research to overhaul the Dreamliner's interior?
Boeing spent a decade doing extensive passenger research to identify the emotional components of the flight experience and optimize the cabin features. As a result, the company claims to have put the magic back into flight.
Question 12 of 20
What proprietary method did Boeing develop to gain insight into passenger wants and needs?
Archetype Discovery
By using the specific questions and techniques of its Archetype Discovery method, Boeing tapped into key psychological and emotional components common to passengers.
Idealized Design
Comparative Study Design
Question 13 of 20
The Dreamliner's archways are Boeing's interpretation of the architecture found in which of the following?
Archways that transition from confined vestibules to open space are meant to resonate with passengers, who are supposed to feel welcomed and invited by the church-inspired space.
Question 14 of 20
What did Boeing increase in building the Dreamliner that later became a major headache for the jet maker?
design teams
After deciding to rely on outsourced contractors for every component of the plane, Boeing encountered delay after delay for meeting milestones during production.
Question 15 of 20
So, how late was Boeing in delivering the first Dreamliner?
two years
three years
After a patient wait of three years, All Nippon Airways took delivery of the first Dreamliner in September 2011. The plane made its first commercial flight on Oct. 26, 2011.
four years
Question 16 of 20
Who made the engines for the Dreamliner?
General Electric
both of the above
The engines for the Dreamliner use advanced technology made by Rolls-Royce and General Electric to save fuel and run more quietly.
Question 17 of 20
Which of the following is NOT true about the windows on the Dreamliner?
They have colored glass.
The windows are so big on the Dreamliner that even people with seats in the middle of the plane can catch a glimpse of the world passing by. If too much light is streaming in, passengers can touch the windows to darken them with electronic tinting. The windows don't, however, have colored glass.
They're 30 percent larger than the windows on similarly sized planes.
They have fancy electronic tinting.
Question 18 of 20
The LED lighting on the Dreamliner has how many color combinations?
The 128 nifty combos of Dreamliner's LED lighting can replicate clouds and sky and even simulate an entire day, from dawn to dusk.
Question 19 of 20
How much does a Dreamliner cost, on average?
$102 million
$202 million
At $202 million each, the Dreamliner isn't cheap. However, airlines will enjoy significant savings on fuel due to the super-efficient airplane.
$302 million
Question 20 of 20
As more airlines acquire the Dreamliner, what's expected to happen?
Passenger ticket prices will decrease.
fewer nonstop flights between more cities
more nonstop flights between more cities
The efficient, long-range Dreamliner will make it economically possible for airlines to connect more cities using nonstop flights.


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The Gospel according to Luke 12:13-15, 22-31
At that time, while Jesus was teaching one of the multitude said to him, "Teacher, bid my brother divide the inheritance with me." But he said to him, "Man, who made me a judge or divider over you?" And he said to them, "Take heed, and beware of all covetousness; for a man's life does not consist in the abundance of his possessions." And he said to his disciples, "Therefore I tell you, do not be anxious about your life, what you shall eat, nor about your body, what you shall put on. For life is more than food, and the body more than clothing. Consider the ravens: they neither sow nor reap, they have neither storehouse nor barn, and yet God feeds them. Of how much more value are you than the birds! And which of you by being anxious can add a cubit to his span of life? If then you are not able to do as small a thing as that, why are you anxious about the rest? Consider. the lilies, how they grow; they neither toil nor spin; yet I tell you, even Solomon in all his glory was not arrayed like one of these. But if God so clothes the grass which is alive in the field today and tomorrow is thrown into the oven, how much more will he clothe you, O men of little faith! And do not seek what you are to eat and what you are to drink, nor be of anxious mind. For all the nations of the world seek these things; and your Father knows that you need them. Instead, seek his kingdom, and these things shall be yours as well."
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Western Conference Quarter Final Game 5 Preview
Thomas Drance
April 22 2012 09:01AM
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The Canucks are coming off of their belated first win of the postseason, way back on Wednesday night. That feels like ages ago, doesn't it? Now that Chris Martin and his merry band or love-songster have cleared out of Rogers Arena, the games can recommence. On Sunday night the Canucks will try to make like the Bee Gees and stay alive in their preliminary round series against the Los Angeles Kings.
In game four the Canucks were buoyed by the return of leading scorer Daniel Sedin, and the calm competence of Cory Schneider - who has been excellent in his two starts so far this postseason. The club is still in a significant hole, down three games to one in the series and facing elimination, but there is some cause for optimism. The steadying presence of Schneider, the apparently rejuvenated power-play and Samme Pahlsson's ability in game four to legitimately contain Anze Kopitar's line is a winning recipe. Can the Canucks fend off the Kings and prolong their season Sunday night? That's the big question.
Broadcast Details
Puck Drop: 5 PM PST
Television:CBC. Radio: The Team
Through four games in this quarterfinal series, the Kings have won the chance battle three times - so the hole the Canucks are in is well deserved. Despite that, the Kings only have one clear victory in the series, and their victories in games one and three were largely the result of lucky bounces, and Alex Edler's habitual brain flatulence.
Nonetheless, the Canucks need Cory Schneider to be at the top of his game, and so far he's been up to the task. In game four he held the Canucks in it through two periods, and made several key stops, none bigger than his save on Dustin Brown's penalty shot with the game at 2-1 in the third period. Shortly thereafter the Canucks iced the game.
In his two starts this postseason, the Marblehead maven has pitched two quality starts, and is carrying a .969 save percentage. That won't continue, and the Canucks are going to need to play attacking hockey and score some goals - but they still need Schneider to be excellent, especially since the penalty kill has struggled, and the Kings are the better five-on-five team.
The return of Daniel Sedin has given the Canucks attack some life, as they managed to beat Jonathan Quick three times on Wednesday night, and twice on the power-play. The power-play has been a dog's breakfast for months, but they capitalized twice on Wednesday. The first goal was lucky but in the third period on Wednesday, the club put together a vintage Canucks power-play shift, generating five scoring chances and a goal to ice the game. If the Canucks can continue to generate pressure with the man-advantage, that'll go a long way towards neutering the Kings physical game.
David Booth will again play with the twins this evening, while Ryan Kesler centers Alex Burrows and Maxim Lapierre - a line that could well be the leagues most annoying threesome. All three of those skaters are song-birds, and while Maxim Lapierre has been told to "shut up and play," it's hard to imagine that group being able to contain themselves.
The third line, or the teams first checking unit, will again consist of Samme Pahlsson, Chris Higgins and Jannik Hansen. Expect this trio to be hard-matched against Anze Kopitar's group this evening. Their performance against this line is essential, if they're successful at containing the Kings top-line, that means lots of Sedin shifts against Stoll's line and that's not a favourable matchup for the Kings.
Mason Raymond, whose performance all season has left much to be desired, will draw out of the lineup this evening. Vancouver's fourth line will consist of two rookies: Zack Kassian and Dale Weise, and the two bruising wingers will be centered by defensive zone face-off specialist Manny Malhotra.
On defense, the Canucks will roll with the same pairings they used on Wednesday. Kevin Bieksa and Dan Hamhuis will soak up the most difficult minutes, Alex Edler and Sami Salo will round out the top four, and Keith Ballard and Chris Tanev will play on a speedy third pairing. With the exception of Alex Edler - who has struggled this series - the defense has been rock solid five-on-five, and Vancouver will need that to continue this evening.
For the Kings, Willie MItchell has been the stand out blueliner, and has teamed up with young Russian puck mover Slava Voynov to successfully turn pucks in the other direction all series long. The more important matchup for the Kings is Drew Doughty and Rob Scuderi against the Sedin twins and David Booth. The twins and Booth managed to create space and generate chances on Wednesday night, while the Kings top pairing struggled. They'll need to be better this evening.
Key Players
Cory Schneider - Schneider's calming presence, and dominant athleticism has given the Canucks hope in the series. He'll need to continue to out-duel Jonathan Quick (a tall order) for the Canucks to have a chance tonight. Vancouver has been bleeding chances against while short-handed, and Schneider's stalwart goaltending was undoubtedly the difference on Wednesday night. The Kings are out-chancing Vancouver's side, and if the Canucks are going to be manage to pull a historic comeback in this series, Schneider needs to continue to be dynamite.
Anze Kopitar - Kopitar is an elite NHL forward, but he isn't often talked about as such, probably due to a lack of postseason success thus far in his career. I suspect that'll change this Spring, as Kopitar has been outrageously good in this series. If Kopitar can come out of the gate firing, and pulverize the Pahlsson line as he managed to in game one, he'll force Vigneault to hard-match Ryan Kesler against L.A.'s top line which, negates the Canucks preferred deployment strategies.
Finally, check out this pump-up video from Samir Javer, if this doesn't get you hyped for game 5 you're... Not human.
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"Expect this trio to be hard-matched against Anze Kopitar's group this evening. Their performance against this line is essential, if they're successful at containing the Kings top-line, that means lots of Sedin shifts against Stoll's line and that's not a favorable matchup for the Kings."
This is AV biggest mistake in the series. As you pointed out his decision cost us in game 1 and Pahlsson were against Kopitar in game 3 for the deciding goal.
Kesler is a Selke trophy winner. He can match against Kopitar (chances are even) H Sedin is even against Richards.(without Daniel) The kings bottom six are not a threat to score. This is clearly the Nux best strategy to win by the numbers.
This should be a really great game
Hey Thomas, Has it been confirmed that Weise will draw in for Raymond? Or is Weise replacing Kassian in the lineup?
Go Canucks go! One game/period/shift at a time.
April 22 2012, 09:11PM
Well, look at the bright side. The can'tnucks never really showed that they had a shot at the cup so losing doesn't hurt like last year. Also, they are only 7 or 8 players away from being a threat to win it all. HaHa.


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A college football preview from around the country, along with some key matchups, for the upcoming weekend.
Before "scandal" became the buzzword of the week in college sports, all the talk was about the problems at Texas and Southern Cal, which suffered stunning defeats last weekend. Both schools' head coaches came into the season under significant pressure to win, and now the scrutiny about their job security has accelerated.
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Greg Robinson: Almost immediately after Mack Brown named him Texas' new defensive coordinator on Sunday, Robinson's track record at Syracuse (10-37 as head coach) and Michigan (where he oversaw one of the nation's worst defenses in 2009 and 2010) got brought up. It's certainly not fair to judge Brown's decision to replace Manny Diaz with Robinson off one game, but the Longhorns need to show immediate improvement after giving up 679 yards in a 40-21 loss to BYU last week.
Cody Kessler: After rotating quarterbacks for two games and getting disastrous results, Southern Cal coach Lane Kiffin decided this week that Kessler would get the job full-time over Max Wittek. Maybe stability at the quarterback position will help some, but the Trojans have a long way to go after scoring just seven points and gaining 193 yards in a loss to Washington State. Kessler, a redshirt sophomore, has thrown for just 136 yards this season on 18-of-32 passing.
Big Ten: The league's national reputation already is on shaky ground, but this weekend could sink it even further if it doesn't win some key non-conference matchups. Wisconsin's trip to Arizona State and UCLA-Nebraska in Lincoln will provide a barometer against quality foes from the Pac 12, while Penn State faces a scary home game against Central Florida. Iowa goes to Iowa State after losing to their in-state rivals the past two years, and Indiana, which lost to Navy last week, has another tricky opponent in 2-0 Bowling Green.
FRIDAY TAILGATE: Which teams win Big Ten vs. Pac-12 showdowns?
Tennessee: The Volunteers are 2-0 under first-year coach Butch Jones, but their blowout wins have come against relatively weak opponents in Austin Peay and Western Kentucky. Now they begin a stretch of five games in six weeks against ranked teams, beginning Saturday at No. 2 Oregon. When this game was scheduled several years ago, the Vols expected to be back in the national conversation. Instead, they come in as huge underdogs. Even a competitive loss, however, could indicate they're trending up.
Tim DeRuyter: With the possibility that some big-time jobs could be open after this season, keep DeRuyter's name in mind. The 50-year old California native, who built his reputation as one of the game's top defensive coordinators at Texas A&M, is now 11-4 at Fresno State and won a Mountain West title last season. The Bulldogs have a real opportunity to become a BCS-buster, and Saturday offers up a juicy opportunity to pick off a power conference foe in Colorado.
Jadeveon Clowney: The season hasn't gone according to plan so far for South Carolina's star defensive end. After fighting fatigue and sickness in the opener against North Carolina, Clowney was rendered ineffective by Georgia's gameplan to run plays away from his side of the field. After the game, Clowney indicated he wasn't pleased with the way South Carolina was using him, but the onus is on him to be more disruptive and show why he is pegged as the likely No. 1 overall NFL draft pick.
Alabama's defensive backs: If there's one thing Nick Saban has pounded into the head of his defense, it's to maintain coverage assignments downfield and not worry about Manziel when he starts dancing outside the pocket. Though Manziel can take off and run, he really hurt the Crimson Tide last year by running around until the defensive backs came off their receivers, then throwing it to the open man. Though Manziel will make plays, Saban considers that a breakdown in discipline and is demanding a more focused effort.
Bo Pelini: The Nebraska coach isn't necessarily on the hot seat, but he shouldn't feel totally comfortable either. Pelini has lost four games each of his five seasons, which isn't great by Nebraska standards, and many fans are wondering when the Cornhuskers are going to take the next step. Losing at home Saturday to a very good UCLA team wouldn't be an embarrassment, but it would continue the narrative that Nebraska is just treading water under Pelini.
Virginia Tech: The Hokies, who used to contend for national titles, oddly came out of a 35-10 loss to Alabama with some optimism for the rest of the season. But that all goes away if they don't take care of business at East Carolina, a dangerous team that thrives on an electric home atmosphere. The Pirates have been a tough out for Virginia Tech in the past, losing 17-10 in 2011 and scoring a 27-22 upset in 2008.
Georgia State: Up to this point, Georgia State has written the manual for how not to start a program. After going 1-10 last season against a Football Championship Subdivision schedule, Georgia State made the move up to the Football Bowl Subdivision and changed coaches. So far, it has been a disaster. The Panthers opened their season losing to two FCS teams – Samford and Chattanooga – by a combined 73-35. Now the competition goes up against West Virginia on Saturday and Alabama on Oct. 5.
Dan Wolken, a national college football reporter for USA TODAY Sports, is on Twitter @DanWolken.


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