El Luchador

Makes you wonder what the story is behind it. My guess is it was a promise to a donor.

Nothing would be more hopeless than being an Idiana fan.

That's my point. This sport hasn't been highly competitive for decades, if ever.

Swiderski is blowing my mind, I was so impressed with ISU at the beginning of the year, I was excited about their future. We need a few more competitive teams. Has there ever been a time in wrestling where we had more than 5 active coaches with a championship under their belt?

Bergland isn't moving in right direction either.

If being undefeated in mma is the Std then Sambo is the only answer.

I real thought the guys who didn't use their red shirts and got f'ed by covid should have been given another year.

And get Cael to coach.

BYU

Individuals either beat out or from loses. From their highest to lowest any ranking.

Who has dropped the most in the polls since the beginning of the season?

This what I'm sure most expected.

https://youtu.be/xISgd_udSRA

What was the final score?

So is the guy whose name is on the mrna patent and pioneered the research a real expert?

The only issue with braking would be if was traveling to fast and couldn't slow down in time. My guess is these train do very little braking. They know how fast they need to be going for the constitution ahead and decelerate by reducing power well ahead.

You still haven't answered for a wheel bearing failure. I don't know if I'd agree that you stop faster either.

Heat from the brakes will not get into the bearing. The braking system wouldn't reduce braking heat. It would take a mechanical failure to get enough excess heat to damage a wheel bearing. Having electrical control wouldn't stop a mechanical failure. And guess what smart ass, I do have certification in this area and I have direct air brake experience. I also know about the shitty electric controls for air brake systems. The only way to get enough heat is if the brake is dragging when in the released position. The electronics couldn't release a dragging brake. Most wheel bearings fail because wheel seal failures.

It was regulation requiring a type of brake, but it had a wheel bearing failure. The train acts as a unit. Having electronics on the brakes wouldn't have any effect on a wheel bearing. It's actually an incredibly stupid assertion.

Did you read the article you posted?

It's seriously unlikely that a brake inspection would have shown a failing bearing.

The clean up should have been to remove all contaminated soil.

I like the side bite for when you're trying to get flat and roll a lock.

As long as they still make the aggressors

OMG I know all about government regulations, holy cow. I totally live my life around them. Although I'm not aware of the regulation around starting a toxic chemical fire. Maybe you could educate me on that?