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So, it's NCAA 11 Time. I'm not going to break into the details of what else the SIM said would happen that week, since I'm a genius and deleted the Dynasty that I was using and decided, in all honesty, it'd be easier to tweak stats slightly to reflect injuries and the like if I did a Play Now. So, straight to the game: light breeze, 8 pm Kickoff (why the heck can't I hace a 7pm kickoff, EA?), and two teams that were ready to go at it. So I won't hesitate to sate all of our curiousity!Oregon won the toss and decided to receive the ball first, and they took Cunningham's kickoff from the goalline to the 23 yard line on the first touch of the game. On the first play of the game LaMichael Thomas took an inside zone 10 yards to give the Ducks an immediate first down. A sweep gained 4 on the next play, with Lathers and Walker combining to make the stop. Thomas blew up the next handoff in the backfield -- he was coming in on a blitz and hit Thomas for a loss of 4, bringing up 3rd down and 10 for the Ducks. Oregon QB Thomas had time to throw the ball -- UT only rushed 3 -- but Chris Walker did manage to get some pressure and, in any case, a deep pass over the middle to Lavasier Tunei was broken up by Anthony Anderson and Oregon would have to punt.
Janzen Jackson received the punt and went nowhere, gaining only two or three yards to the UT 18 yard line where Matt Simms would come to take over for his first drive. Poole took the carry from the Ace formation to the right side of the line and found a seam, jumping forwards for 10 yards to bring up second down and short. Simms went back to pass, then, and had Da'Rick Rodgers open over the middle against the Cover-2 but Oregon DT Brandon Bair got a hand up to knock the ball into the air and then down to the ground, incomplete. The Vols lined up in a Power formation and Poole went right up the middle, barely picking up the first down (but he did!). The Vols went Strong-I on their next snap, gaining 9 on a Stretch play to Poole. Keeping the same formation Simms went back to pass and found FB Kevin Cooper slanting over the middle for a nice gain of 15 to the Oregon 47 yard line. Poole went with a dive play to the left on first down and was absolutely lit up by #55 Casey Matthews for just one yard, and he had to come out after the play for David Oku. The Shotgun was brought out for the first time by Simms and he found Zach Rodgers on a curl route for a first down to the Oregon 35 as the Ducks lost him in their coverage scheme. Poole was announced to just hve a minor injury by Erin Andrews, but Oku stayed in to pick up 4 on a power run to the left. A counter by Oku on the next play was stuffed for a loss of 4, then, bringing up 3rd and 10 for Simms. The Shotgun was the call and Simms beat a feirce Oregon blitz with a slant pass to Zach for a gain of 17 and a first down to the Oregon 18 yard line! The Vols kept up the pressure on the next play sending 4 WRs on Verticals and Simms was able to find a wide-open Matt Milton on the seam for a Volunteer Touchdown!! Lincoln added the extra-point and it was 7-0 Vols with :48 seconds left in the opening period. Simms was 4-5 for 61 yards on that drive.
NCAA 11: Oregon @ Tennessee: Simms TD Pass (via bobothebee)
Chad Cunningham's kick was returned the the 22 yard line but that quickly became the 29 as James gained 7 running from the Ace formation. A play-action pass from the Shotgun to #26 Lewis went for nothing as Nick Reviez didn't bite on the PA and tackled the receiver for no gain. 3rd down and 3. Oregon hurried to the line and ran a Speed Option, which had promise if he had of pitched (and he should have) but he wasn't able to before Reveiz was in the backfield to drop him for a loss of 2. Punt time, Oregon and the defense had earned a 3-and-out!
Jackson again took the punt, this time finding a bit of room as he went from the 24 to the 36. Poole was back in and he took the hand-off from the I-formation for a gain of 7 and that was the end of the 1st Quarter of action. Simms threw on the next play and found Luke Stocker with a good pass in coverage that wasn't too hot or high for a gain of 4 to move the chains. Simms went back to pass again, going deep to Denarius Moore in single coverage but he was unable to make the play and it was incomplete. Heavy pressure on the next pass wasn't picked up by the O-Line and Simms delayed too much to get a good pass out of there to Stocker on the flat and it was 3rd down and 10. A screen call from the Shotgun looked conservative by Dooley but Poole managed to make two Ducks come up empty on tackles for a solid gain down to the Oregon 40 for a first down. The Vols stayed in Shotgun on first down and stayed conservative, going with a draw that was stuffed for a loss of one. A toss play from one-back proved futile for Poole on second down and it brought up a 3rd and long for Simms, and while he had Moore with a step on Oregon CB Cliff Harris, the pass was woefully high and the Vols would have to punt.
It looked like Cunningham might have an excellent punt but Anderson was unable to down the ball as a gunner and the ball bounced out of the endzone for a Touchback. Oregon ball with 3:22 left in the half. The Ducks tried the Wildcat on first down and "1B" Running Back Kenjon Barner's first carry was blown up by Ben Martin for a loss of one. #26 Malachi Lewis then took an inside handoff from the 'Gun for Oregon and only managed to get a gain of two, bringing up another 3rd and long for the Impotent Oregon offense. #23 Jeff Maehl managed to beat Lathers on a crossing route for a gain of 16, though, and Oregon was in business. Thomas's first-down pass hit #79 Asper square in the helmet, though, as he tried to turn to get back to Nick Reviez who had beat him on a blitz. The next pass to the flat was stuffed by Prentis Wagner for a gain of just three and it was third down again! Tennessee Blitzed. Oregon Capitalized. On a perfectly executed WR Screen to Maehl, Wagner miffed a tackle and Maehl was gone for a 60-yard equalizer. Beard's PAT went through the uprights and it was knotted at 7-7 with 2:20 left in the second quarter.
NCAA 11: Oregon @ Tennessee: Thomas TD Pass (via bobothebee)
David Oku brought the ensuing kickoff up to the Volunteer 20 yard line and on first down Poole was lit up on a dive for a gain of just two. On second down Simms correctly audibled to a verticals play, seeing some pressure coming, but his deep pass to a well-covered Da'Rick Rodgers was way overthrown and it was 3rd down and 8. However, the "Simm and Stock Connection" proved valuable once again as Luke Stocker beat his man over the middle and caught a well-delivered pass from Simms for a healthy gain of 16! The momuntum was rising .. sorta. On first down Simms tried to find Denarius Moore on a crossing route but Oregon's Harris jumped the route and made a perfect interception! *groan!* First Down Ducks at their own 49 yard line with 1:24 left in the half.
NCAA 11: Oregon at Tennessee: Simms INT (via bobothebee)
A short pass gained 5 on first down, and a Zone-Read to James picked up eight on the left side for a first down at the Volunteer 38. A QB run gained two for Thomas, tackled by Nick Reviez. On second down pressure from Reviez forced Thomas to get rid of it -- right into the hands of Art Evans, and then right to the ground. Incomplete what should have been a Pick Six. Oregon lived on. Oregon went conservative, handing the ball off up the middle to James who gained just two before a blitzing Lathers dropped him. The FG unit came on for Oregon for a 51 yard attempt and it was juuust wide left! Still 7-7 with 11 seconds to go in the half.
The Vols handed the ball off to Poole for the final play and he did manage to break open for 23 yards before he was tackled to end the half.Stats of note for the Half: Total Offense 147(111 Oregon), 4-5 on 3rd Down (2-5 Oregon), 6:05 TOP (3:55 Oregon).
Jackson took the opening kick of the second half up twenty yards to the Vol's 22, where Poole, Simms, and company would take over once again. Dooley went right back to the power running game, picking up 7 with a first-down handoff. On second down the Vols dialed up "HB Dive" and got a favorable look: Oregon had 11 men in the box but only 3 lined up over the center. The result? Kiss those 70 yards goodbye, Oregon. Touchdown, Tennessee!! Lincoln drilled the PAT and the Vols led once again 14-7 with 4:21 left in the 3rd Quarter.
NCAA 11: Oregon at Tennessee: Poole TD (via bobothebee)
Oregon managed to get from the goalline to just their own 18 on the opening punt, giving Green QB Thomas the ball for his first attempt in the second half. Remember how Austin Johnson had a good game against UT-Martin? Call him playmaker vs Oregon: on the first handoff, a Jet Sweep to #8 Josh Huff, the former FB went medieval on him, lowering the shoulder and then raging while Nick Reviez kindly plucked up the loose ball and ran it in 18 yards for a huge Volunteer TOUCHDOWN! Tennessee had scored twice in 9 seconds.
Kick Coverage continued to be excellent, the Ducks got the bal at their own 20 and it took a nifty return to get that far. James went up the middle on first down for only a yard, if that. On second down Montario Hughes was able to get pressure on Thomas but he was able to take it while throwing a nice strike to the man who had just fumbled, Huff, for a gain up to the Volunteer 44 yard line. The "Wild Duck" was again brought out for the same result as the last time: loss of one by Barner on the Sweep. From there the Ducks went to pass and Anothy Anderson went in for the blitz. Anderson hammered Nate Costa, who had just come onto the field to replace Thomas after Hughes got the hit two plays ago, and Costa lost the ball on the way down. #69 for the Ducks pounced on the ball, though. Costa stayed on for 3rd down and his pass went into double coverage: lucky it wasn't intercepted, and the Ducks had to punt.
Jackson returned the very long punt for about 6 yards to the 21 yard line, and Tennessee returned to the power running game. One first and second down Poole managed to net 9 yards, bringing up 3rd down and one. With the running game clicking, Simms handed the ball off to -- no, wait, playaction! Hit as he threw, Simms stayed calm enough to drop the pass into the hands of a streaking Denarius Moore all the way down to the Duck 30 yard line! Gamble: Success. A draw play on first down went for nothing and Poole gained just four on second down. Simms was sacked on the next play for a grimacing loss of 11, knocking the Vols well out of field goal range. A very odd rugby-style kick by Cunnigham actually worked out great for the Vols: Maehl, who had plenty of return room, called a fair catch at his own 10 yard line. Oregon ball, 4 seconds left in the 3rd, down 7-21.
An option pitch to James gained five on first down to end the third quarter, with Thomas back in at QB. The Ducks kept the ball on the ground, trying to counter from the Shotgun with James for a loss of one, Lathers with the tackle. On third down an underneath route to #80 Lavasier Tunei found 12 yards to move the chains to the Vol's 27. On first down Oregon channeled their inner Florida State for a WTF loss of 4. The Option Read on 2nd down went for a loss as Thomas kept it only to be hit by a blitzing Nick Reviez two yards behind the line of scrimmage. 3rd and 16. Tunei gained 12 again on an underneath route, bringing up 4th and 4 down 14 with 4:38 left from their own 32. And Oregon punted? Alright, cool. Another ridiculous punt saw Jackson tackled immediately for no gain on the return at the Volunteer 19 with 3:17 left to play.
Poole went for nothing on first down, and on second down went up the middle for a gain of four. And who would have thought, on 3rd and 16 the "Simm-and-Stock Connection®" gained 17 as Oregon forgot what "cover the middle of the field" means in a Football-Series Application. The Vols continued to pound the ball as the clock ticked, and Poole gained 4 and then 8 yards on consecutive runs up the gut. A toss play went nowhere and Oregon began calling their Timeouts. Poole went for four on second down, and on third down got the carry but only gained one. The Vols went to punt again.
The gunners for the Vols were on key as Anderson redeemed himself to down the ball at the Oregon 2 yard line with 53 seconds remaining that had not just the Volunteer crowd rumbling madly. On first down Oregon picked up a heavy Vol blitz and Thomas found Maehl over the middle, but he was unable to hang onto the ball as Anderson hit him and knocked it free. The next pass left the Vols not as fortunate: #8 Huff managed to break free on a streak play and go for 41 yards before Janzen Jackson tracked him down. Thomas spiked the ball with 41 seconds left in the game. Maehl made a great sideline catch on second down to pick up 13 with 36 seconds left, clock stopped. The Vols were very much in "Don't Break" defense at this point and Thomas had to dump off a pass over the middle to James for a gain of just five. Clock ticking, under 25 seconds to go when Thomas spiked the ball. Another short pass to James went for just 4, clock still running, 4th and 1 to go. Maehl got wide open vs the cover-two down the sideline and made a tip-toe catch at the Tennessee 13 yard line to move the chains, but there were just 3 seconds left in the game. An incompletion marked the very end of it. Tennessee won 21-7!!
The play of the game was easilly a pick-your-poison of the 70-yard Poole scramper and then the Johnson forced fumble with Nick Reviez picking the ball up for a score. I like to lean towards the latter, because I don't want to say no to this (caption contest, anyone?):
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The final stats were very good for the Vols: just 237 yards of offense for Oregon and only the one score, which was a 60-yard screen on 3rd and 7 or so. The Vols had 153 yards on the ground and 304 total, with Simms going 9-15 for a 151, a TD and a pick. The running game helped Tennessee be 6-9 on third down conversions for the game while Oregon was just 3-9, which led to the Vols keeping the ball for 3:30 longer than Oregon (converted to 10:30 if we multiply 5-minute quarters by 3 and limited the Ducks to just 39 offensive snaps (The Vols had 40).
Player of the Game had to be Tauren Poole, who had 165 yards on 22 carries and the long run for the score. Vols are 2-0 and will receive
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I am a very frustrated fan of the Colts and the NFL. The reversal call last weekend on the BJGE non TD that was reversed seriously compromises the integrity of the game and resulted in my not enjoying the game last Sunday. To make matters worse, the fans deserved an explanation and we didn't get it.
The NFL acknowledged a mistake was made, but the NFL missed the point. The VP of Officiating for the NFL, Dean Blandino, said there wasn't indisputable evidence so the call shouldn't have been reversed. Duh!!
What Mr. Blandino failed to tell us was how can a long-time referee, Jeff Triplette, reverse a call when the referee didn't even review the entire play which covered about 3-4 yards. This is a major blunder and obviously the referee didn't have the mental capacity to understand the situation. The reviews we were shown all clearly showed that BJGE either was tripped or stumbled before he went down short of the end zone.
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An escaped armed robber has been caught after nearly a fortnight on the run.
David Blood, who was serving a life sentence, absconded from Ford on Thursday June but was recaptured on Tuesday.
The 48-year-old had been jailed for life at Stafford Crown Court in 2003 after he was convicted of robbing a post office with a number of other men in the West Midlands in December 2000.
Sussex Police said they had issued a number of appeals for information and officers liaised with a number of forces across the country to try to trace him.
He was arrested at about 7pm on Tuesday in Winchester by Hampshire police officers.
Blood was one of eight inmates who were the subject of a renewed Sussex Police appeal earlier this month.
The force admitted earlier this week that one of the absconders, Christopher Street, had actually handed himself back in 13 years ago and served his sentence.
Detective Inspector Russ Burgess said: "Blood was arrested after information was received that he was in Winchester.
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stevo!! wrote:Assuming that none of the others actually handed themselves in and competed their sentences years ago. I wonder what compensation Sussex Police are offering to that poor guy for the distress caused?
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Festival at ODU highlights cultures of many, special language of one
(WVEC-TV, March 30, 2014)
The International Festival at Old Dominion University offered thousands of people the opportunity to experience the cultures of Hampton Roads through food and entertainment Sunday.
The crowd of people translates into huge volume for vendors who participate in the annual event
"Last year, we sold over 5,000 pieces of lumpia in four hours," said Lisa Mago of Jeepney Food Truck Company, referring to the Filipino version of egg/spring rolls made by the business.
With many languages represented, there was one in particular that stood out at Scratch Bakery, where Najan Bell works.
Bell is deaf, and owner Lashonda Sanford worried that could make communication get tricky.
"Like butter cream or like fondant. We wanted to shorthand those things, so me and her came up with different sign languages for things like fondant and butter cream and things like that to help us so we have our own little sign language too," Sanford told 13News Now. "She watched me. She learned. She got better, and now, she is hired as a part-time head decorator of our bakery."
This was the sixth year for the International Festival. (More)
Photos | 6th Annual International Festival at ODU
(Photos, The Virginian-Pilot, March 31, 2014)
Old Dominion University held their 6th Annual International Festival at the Ted Constant Convocation Center on Sunday, March 30, 2014. In addition to over 20 performers the event also showcased international food, merchants and educational vendors. Over 50 ODU student organizations were also in attendance. (More)
Big Blue Mix makes first album
(The Virginian-Pilot, March 29, 2014)
On a rainy Monday night, Krystal Jones waited for her turn inside the recording studio.
She rested her chin on her hand and watched as two colleagues took turns manipulating controls on the sound board.
Through the control-room window, Jones could see Thomas Oliver pounding out a beat on a djembe and then later playing air guitar as he sang vocals on "Across the Sea," a song he penned.
With each take, Bob Wright scrolled through earlier recordings on a computer to find the spot where new layers could be added. A dozen bars of different colors filled the screen, showing the weeks of work already done.
While it sounds like the inner workings of any recording studio, everyone there was on their own time. Wright, an Old Dominion University music professor, has spent two to four hours nearly every night for months with students working on what is to become the first album for Big Blue Mix.
The effort by the students and faculty, they hope, could be the beginning of something bigger.
Work began on the project in December, when everyone met and decided to make an album to support ODU Relay for Life. Students were sent on their winter break with homework: write songs for the album. (More)
GAME ON! The China connection finds private funds for arena proposal in Virginia Beach
(Inside Business, March 30, 2014)
Many competitions take place in an arena. This one's taking place over an arena, and officials at The ESG Cos. like their odds in the battle over rights to build what would be Virginia's largest indoor entertainment venue.
This Virginia Beach developer and its partners face a group led by Newport News construction giant W.M. Jordan Co. Inc., a matchup that features internationally renowned companies on both teams. Each group is looking to build a roughly $200 million, 18,000-seat arena near the Virginia Beach Oceanfront, but ESG believes its plan has a key advantage: It does not ask for one cent of taxpayer financing.
It's a point ESG officials have repeatedly emphasized, from a Feb. 17 press conference announcing their plans to a March 24 public forum. It's an attribute that has generated positive feedback from some cost-conscious city council members. Overall, it's a component that would not have been possible without ESG's relationship with Chinese companies, which will result in a $160 million Chinese bank loan should the city choose ESG's plan. ...
Shaomin Li, a management professor at Old Dominion University, said the Chinese government used to be restrictive with respect to its firms investing abroad, but that's no longer the case. In general, he said, investment return and risk is higher in China than in the U.S., "thus many Chinese investors investing in the U.S. are not looking for high returns, but for safety."
He said the relationship with ESG and the lender could be a win-win.
"The U.S. company gets the much needed capital," he said, "and the Chinese lender gets its foot in the U.S. market and hopefully will earn a profit." (More)
Stop the hitting
(Letter, The Virginian-Pilot, March 30, 2014)
Re 'No one to protect them' (front page, March 23): The persistence of the problem of child deaths should make us realize that we are looking at the problem the wrong way. We cannot contain the problem by regulating the normal practice of hitting and using violence against children.
As a community, we must support and publicize a new normal that says, 'It is never OK to hit a child.' This is the motto chosen by In Support of Children, a student organization at Old Dominion University. Ever since the 2006 torture, starvation and beating death of Nixzmary Brown in New York City, the group has held vigils to honor children killed by their supposed caretakers. The vigil supports the idea that if we don't stop the gateway behavior of hitting, we cannot stop the killing. ...
Everyone who interacts with children, from parents and social workers to educators and health professionals, should make the words 'It's never OK to hit a child' one of their tools. If we truly believe that children have a right to physical integrity and human dignity, and, if we act on those beliefs, then we have a chance to reduce the killing and abandonment of our children.
Lucien X. Lombardo, Norfolk
(Lucien Lombardo is a retired professor of criminal justice at Old Dominion University) (More)
For today's college students, accounting a rising field
(The Virginian-Pilot, March 30, 2014)
Brandon Sabetta got his first taste of business when he was 12. His father would call from work, asking Brandon to check the status of a few stocks on CNBC.
Sabetta graduated from Great Bridge High School in Chesapeake and entered Radford University, set on a career in the field but not knowing exactly what.
Then he took principles of accounting as a sophomore. "Two weeks in, I knew that was the side of the business I wanted to do," he recalled last week.
"You get to know everything about a company," Sabetta said. With enough experience and strong management skills, "you could end up running it." ...
At Dixon Hughes Goodman's office in Norfolk, accountant Maxim Urenev, who graduated from Old Dominion University in 2012, estimated he worked 68 hours one week this month and 80 the week before.
"I did 72 the week you did 80," piped in Gabby Briggs, an intern who will graduate from ODU in May.
Einhorn said: "Every year, it gets worse. The more complex it gets, the harder it is to do the things you need to do. They talk about tax simplification all the time, but they never do anything about it." ...
Accounting's appeal rests heavily on the ease of securing well-paying positions. "You've got to do something major wrong in school to not be able to find a job after you graduate," Urenev, 31, said.
A native of Russia, Urenev first majored in international business at Old Dominion. He was set to graduate in 2010 but found only sales associate jobs, which weren't to his liking. (More)
Newport News native's "Theater of War" performance prompts discussion on mental toll of military combat
(The Daily Press, March 29, 2014)
During the Vietnam War, John White of Newport News was stationed in the Philippines. He often saw planes filled with body bags unload their grisly cargo during his overnight security detail. White said the sight shook him deeply, but he hadn't spoken with his wife about it until recently.
White and dozens of other current and former military members, military spouses, students and other civilians engaged in a frank dialogue at Old Dominion University on Saturday about how war affects those who return home without visible scars.
The discussion followed a reading of the ancient Greek tragedy "Ajax," put on by Theatre of War, a group founded in 2008 by Newport News native Bryan Doerries to start discussions about the unseen costs of war.
Ajax, the titular soldier who ultimately throws himself on his sword, was performed by Reg E. Cathey, known for his television work on "The Wire" and "House of Cards." Marin Ireland, recognizable from "Homeland" and her work on Broadway, played Ajax's wife, Tecmessa. (More)
Hampton Roads Southside mayors discuss naval base, casinos and tolls
(Inside Business, March 27, 2014)
The Southside mayors all agree on one thing at least: They hate tolls.
Though former Gov. Bob McDonnell's transportation package will provide $25 billion for regional transportation projects from now to 2040, residents of Hampton Roads may see more tolls in the future.
It has long been the position of the region that tolls will need to be imposed to build a new river crossing, Norfolk Mayor Paul Fraim told a crowd of about 400 people during the Southside Hampton Roads Mayors Forum on Thursday. The good news? There's a chance to keep them at reasonable rates. If the general assembly passes legislation to create a Hampton Roads Transportation Accountability Commission, Fraim said, there will be a framework from which to create a regional tolling authority. Made up of the elected officials of each jurisdiction, two state senators, three delegates and other unspecified members of the state, he said the accountability commission's main priorities will be to push for projects that have the greatest impacts on congestion, the economy and safety. ...
Quoting the 2012 State of the Region report from James Koch, Old Dominion University's board of visitors professor of economics and president emeritus, he said "When the government is pushing to find resources to support those who do not have regular income, either higher taxes or a deterioration of services is the almost inevitable consequence. There is a physical bottom line associated with the economic plight of African American men." (More)
Empire State College inaugurates its fourth president
(The Daily Gazette (Saratoga Springs, N.Y.), March 28, 2014)
Merodie A. Hancock was formally inaugurated Thursday as the fourth president of Empire State College, the State University of New York school focused on nontraditional students.
About half the college's 20,000 students study online, while the rest attend classes at 35 learning centers across the state and overseas. The college is headquartered in Saratoga Springs.
The college's goal is to meet the academic as well as practical needs of adult students who may work, parent or be in the military, providing them with schedule flexibility and individualized study.
"We try to match students and their needs with our offerings," Hancock said in an interview prior to the ceremony held at the Saratoga Hilton. "It's a little like running 35 statewide colleges." ...
Before Central Michigan University, Hancock held teaching and administrative positions at the University of Maryland and Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University.
She holds a doctorate in urban services and education administration from Old Dominion University in Virginia, an MBA from Claremont Graduate University in California and a bachelor's in economics from Scripps College in California. (More)
3% fish species face threat of extinction in Gulf region
(Qatar Tribune, March 27, 2014)
THE anticipated 2nd and final IUCN Regional Red List Assessment workshop run by the Global Marine Species Assessment (GMSA), Qatar University and Qatar Museums Authority, examining the relative risk of extinction of Arabian Gulf fishes has concluded making some alarming observations.
According to the findings of the workshop, three percent of fishes in the Arabian Gulf are at elevated risk of regional extinction due to overexploitation by commercial fisheries and widespread coral reef degradation and modification whereas 20 percent of species do not have enough data to enable assessment.
The conclusions highlight the critical need for research that needs to be undertaken on these species. It is to be noted the important conservation effort has been made possible through the support of the Qatar National Research Fund. ...
"A wealth of knowledge about fish from the Arabian Gulf was gained during these regional workshops, but there is still much to learn. Our hope is that when it is time to reassess these species in the future, we will be able to do so for all of the marine fishes, including the 89 species listed as Data Deficient," added Dr Kent Carpenter, lead principal investigator and initiator of the project from Old Dominion University and the manager of the Marine Biodiversity Unit of the IUCN Global Species Programme. (More)
Generation Study Abroad, and more from the campus of ODU
(Alt Daily, March 26, 2014)
Greetings and good wishes from the editor of the Mace & Crown!
Here you will find a select few stories from Old Dominion University's student newspaper, the Mace & Crown. We are a weekly independent newspaper established as The High Hat in 1930. We publish 25 issues throughout the year.
The first story I have selected has drawn a lot of attention on campus. The Video Game Design and Development Club created its first video game called "Ride the Lion," an endless runner featuring the famous monarch lion gallivanting around campus, dodging obstacles students frequently encounter.
On a dryer, though ambitious topic, the next story regards the university's initiative to double the number of American students studying abroad by the end of the decade. ODU isn't alone, however. This is part of a broader initiative called Generation Study Abroad cultivated by the Institute of International Education for which 150 higher education institutions have committed to. (More)
Moving up the ladder
(Photo, The Virginian-Pilot, March 27, 2014)
Suffolk Clerk of Court Randy Carter, from left, Deputy Chief James N. Dickens and Battalion Chief William T. Kessinger Sr. at a promotion ceremony March 6. Dickens, with the city 15 years and a graduate of Old Dominion University, was promoted to deputy fire chief. Kessinger was promoted to battalion chief. He is a third-generation firefighter, has been with the city for 14 years and is also an ODU graduate. (More)
Women of distinction
(The Virginian-Pilot, March 26, 2014)
"I'm Every Woman" blasted through the speakers at the Waterside Marriott last week as a parade of women strutted into the crowded ballroom.
Each of those women had been previously honored with the YWCA's annual "Women of Distinction" award. And they fist-pumped, danced and applauded along with the audience in support of this year's crop of honorees, 11 women from disparate fields.
I attended the ceremony at the invitation of a fellow mom of a kindergartener; our sons are in the same class. We see each other nearly every morning, exchanging waves and hellos as we hustle our boys into school, usually seconds ahead of getting tardy slips, sometimes seconds behind. We pass again on the way out, racing to get to work, cramming every hour of the day with tasks to be done and deadlines to meet before we speed home to our families and duties there.
Rarely do we, any of us, take time to acknowledge all that we do in a day, in a week, in a lifetime to make our families stronger and our communities better. ...
The list of past honorees highlights generations of women leaders and activists in our region: former Virginia Beach Mayor Meyera Oberndorf; child abuse activist Betty Wade Coyle; state Sen. Yvonne Miller; the 1997 Old Dominion University Women's basketball team, coaches and staff. (More)
Professionals bristle at study claiming that home staging doesn't increase value
(The Columbus Dispatch, March 23, 2014)
A new study has ruffled the curtains of the home-staging industry.
The study concludes that staging adds appeal to a home but does nothing to increase the home's monetary value.
"While staging efforts do appear to impact potential buyers, the effect does not carry through all the way to the bottom line," concludes the study by Mark Lane of Old Dominion University, Michael Seiler of the College of William & Mary, and Vicky Seiler of Johns Hopkins University.
Not surprisingly, those in the home-staging industry took issue, even though the study has not yet been published. (The Dispatch received an advance copy upon request.)
In a blog entry about the study, the Certified Staging Professionals website referred to Mark Twain's line about "lies, damned lies and statistics."
"That's a bunch of hogwash," added Suzanne Byrd, owner of Columbus Home Staging, when told of the study's findings.
The scholars reached their conclusion by showing respondents "before" and "after" images of living rooms. "Before" images featured bold purple walls and dated furniture; "after" images showed neutral walls and more stylish furniture. (More)
Governor's School: A Space of Their Own
(Veer, March 26, 2014)
As the Tide Light Rail hums by on the street below, a group of instrumental music students are swinging their way through a version of "There Will Never Be Another You," an old jazz standard, in a soundproofed, white-walled studio on the fourth floor of the Monroe Building.
Just down the hall, a handful of theatre and film students are gathered around a 70-inch Mondopad, essentially an interactive computer tablet the size of a big-screen TV. They are verbally deconstructing an early film adaptation of Les Miserables.
On another floor of the six-story building in downtown Norfolk that now houses the Governor's School for the Arts (GSA), the smell of oil paint wafts from a studio where visual art students at easels are perfecting still-lifes of fruit in muted colors. ...
Up until this January, the students were scattered at different facilities throughout Norfolk-as they often have been since GSA began as a summer pilot program in 1985. Some were on the campus of Old Dominion University. Others were on 21st Street in Ghent. Some programs moved as many as six or seven times over the years. Some suffered through sub-par accommodations in buildings that flooded and leaked or were clearly not designed for education or the arts-an old hardware store notorious among them. (More)
Check out new, old studio
(The Virginian-Pilot, March 26, 2014)
There is a good chance you've seen the photography of Wendy Spain. Her landscapes and portraits have appeared in regional magazines, on the walls of Homearama houses and perhaps in your doctor's office.
Spain is a Chuckatuck native and continues to reside there, but she has a new, old space for her recently opened studio on Bridge Road. A little cottage of a house is hidden back from the road, adjacent to A. Dodson's. This reincarnation of a 1950s ranch house provides studio and office space with room to spare.
Photography is a relatively new medium for Spain. She worked in graphic arts after earning her bachelor's degree from Old Dominion University in 1992. The desire to be near children prompted her to pursue a teaching certificate from Christopher Newport University.
In the elementary classrooms of Suffolk Public Schools she had the best of both worlds, art and youngsters. She left the classroom for the camera when her youngest son was born eight years ago.
"While home with him I started drawing and painting again," she said. "Then I went on to photography.
"I am still looking at how things are placed; I am looking at the art in photography," Spain said as she described the transition from pencils and brushes to cameras and lenses. (More)
Adm. Greenert says Navy is not pushing for BRAC
(The Virginian-Pilot/Associated Press, March 25, 2014)
In what may provide some reassurance to coastal communities that are dependent on military spending, the Navy's top admiral says he doesn't see a great need for the Navy to go through another round of base closures.
Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Jonathan Greenert made the comments during a visit to Mayport Naval Station in Florida last week.
The Defense Department has requested that Congress approve a round of base closings - known as BRAC, or Base Closure and Realignment - to begin in 2017 so it can stop paying for unneeded infrastructure. While the Defense Department has not specified which bases might be targeted, Greenert said he doesn't see a lot of excess capacity in the Navy.
"Mayport will be a part of our future for as far into the future as I can see. Some people say, 'Gee whiz, are we going to BRAC?' I don't see that," Greenert said during a webcast all-hands call with sailors. ...
Members of Congress largely have been reluctant to approve a round of base closures out of fears their home states could lose bases and significantly damage local economies. In Hampton Roads, about 45 percent of the economy is dependent upon defense spending, according to Old Dominion University's 2013 state of the region report.
"I'm very satisfied with our laydown of our bases as we look around the world," Greenert told reporters after the all-hands call. "So we have Mayport, and we have Hampton Roads. We have two fine fleet concentration areas there on the East Coast, good balance there with, you know, with Connecticut with submarines. People ask me, 'Do you have the need? Do you see a great need for BRAC?' I say, 'No, I don't.' " (More)
Ask The Experts: Examining Financial Literacy in the Workplace
(WalletHub, March 24, 2014)
The issue of financial literacy, or a lack thereof, has rightfully earned a great deal of mainstream attention in the wake of the Great Recession. It seems that while we refuse to learn our lesson about the dangers of habitual overleveraging, judging from the more than $73 billion in credit card debt that we've racked up in the past two years alone, we do want to help future generations avoid repeating our mistakes.
The question is how corporate America fits into the picture. It's clear that parents and teachers have an inherent responsibility to prepare young people for the financial realities of the "real world," and most school systems are experimenting with different methods of incorporating personal finance and economics into the curriculum. But do businesses, from small organizations with just a handful of employees to Fortune 500 companies, have any business coming anywhere close to the issue?
There's a lot more riding on that question than you might think - billions of dollars actually. There are probably more potential marriages between personal and corporate finance than you might think as well. ...
Ask The Experts: Tips for Starting a Workplace Financial Literacy Program
WalletHub asked university as well as industry experts in the fields of management, marketing, human resources, and finance for tips on how to establish a personal finance employee training program. You can check out their insights on everything from program structure and content sourcing to potential corporate partners and employee engagement below. If you have additional suggestions, feel free to share them in the comments section below! ...
"The optimal program is really going to depend on the organization. Larger organizations - with larger pools of resources and greater numbers of employees in need of training - may find it beneficial to design their own financial literacy programs in-house. These programs could be customized to meet the specific needs of the employees.
Smaller organizations might look to outsource financial literacy training. For instance, several MOOCs (massive open online courses) offer courses in financial literacy that are either free or affordable enough to be subsidized by the organization. Enrollment in such courses can be rolled into new employment orientation sessions or current employees could be offered incentives for completing online courses."
- Ryan L. Klinger: Professor of Management, Old Dominion University (More)


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MORE than 20 teenagers celebrated a year of special achievements after graduating as police cadets.
Over the last 38 weeks, 22 police cadets from Burnley, Pendle, and Rossendale, have volunteered in various community projects, and helped officers by taking part in an emergency exercise.
They also visited Preston Prison to speak to officers, and inmates, about life behind bars, and were given an in-depth insight into policing.
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Steven Tomlinson, 17, from Rawtenstall, was 'Most Physically Fit Male', and 'Most Physically Fit Female' was Beth Gribble, 18.
Sgt Natasha Shaw, who runs the project, said: "The scheme gives young people the chance to gain valuable life experience, and qualifications along the way. They have shown fantastic commitment and I have been really impressed with their work. I hope the past 38 weeks have equipped them to go out to job interviews, or follow the career paths they are interested in."
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A taste of the exotic - crowds wowed at Bournemouth's annual Thai Food Festival (From Bournemouth Echo)
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A taste of the exotic - crowds wowed at Bournemouth's annual Thai Food Festival
5:30am Monday 5th May 2014 in News By Alex Winter
VISITORS to Bournemouth this bank holiday may feel as if they're in an altogether more exotic country.
For blue skies and warm temperatures have lit up the annual Thai Food Festival, which this year takes place in the Triangle, rather than its usual home in the Square.
And anyone who has missed the fun so far will still be able to visit for the final day today.
Organiser Piyanan Tepnarin, who is also headteacher of Bournemouth Thai Language and Culture School, said: "There's so much going on to celebrate the Thai culture.
"As well as the food here, we have traditional dancing and more. We want to present customs from Thailand to people here in Bournemouth."
The free event raises funds for the school at the Bourne Spring Centre in St Mary's Road, which is for children with Thai parents.
Piyanan said: "This is our 11th year here holding a Thai event for the town.
"We also run a paid-for event at Kings Park on August 2 and 3, but this is completely free and raises money for the school."
On Saturday Esme Hayes-Payne, 14, and little sister Tilly, eight, said: "We're having a nice day.
"The food is lovely."
Joyce Holder, 67, said: "There's a big range of things to try.
"I've not been before but it's a nice event.
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8:44am Mon 5 May 14
RM says...
8:49am Mon 5 May 14
spooki says...
People in the coffee shops near the triangle were complaining the smell from the stalls was putting them off their coffee.
Great job!
9:05am Mon 5 May 14
KLH says...
9:46am Mon 5 May 14
Sir Beachy Head says...
Seems rather steep, I declined
10:51am Mon 5 May 14
KLH says...
spooki wrote:Didn't put me off mine Spooki - nothing puts me off my coffee!! How can the smell of food put them off their coffee if they are in a café anyway.
Saturday there were groups of people wandering round the Square looking for it.
People in the coffee shops near the triangle were complaining the smell from the stalls was putting them off their coffee.
Great job!
Beggars, drinkers and druggies are more offputting and we have to put up with them every single day, not a few days of speciality food stalls.
12:58pm Mon 5 May 14
Vicvic says...
1:21pm Mon 5 May 14
KLH says...
3:06pm Mon 5 May 14
Sir Beachy Head says...
KLH wrote:I think few more salads would be what your Dr hoped for.
Just had one of the barbecue pork skewers, very nice!!
4:58pm Mon 5 May 14
Bournefre says...
RM wrote:I think the idea is you take your rubbish home with you.
I was there yesterday - great event, great atmosphere. Thanks to all concerned. Only downside was overflowing bins - how often do the Council empty them?
11:25pm Mon 5 May 14
Cosmic Crusader says...
5:36pm Tue 6 May 14
jill M says...
Cosmic Crusader wrote:Is it because the foundations are going in already for the skyscraper block of flats? No? Silly me!
Why was this not held on our new "flexible open space" by the Pier?
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Coulrophobia is the irrational, uncontrollable fear of clowns. If you have it, don't follow BTR's Carlos Pena on Twitter! Even for the non-coulrophobe, his latest tweet is tough to watch.
In his tweet vid, a cell phone camera spins around the room before landing on an incredibly creepy toy clown who is laughing maniacally! AHHH! Moments after posting the terrifying tweet, Carlos added, "LOL, sorry if I scared some people. Thought I'd share what I found backstage." Yikes! Remind us to stay on-stage from now on.
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WILMINGTON, NC (WECT) - Mike Scott and Frank Cherry were honored Saturday morning for their impact on the tennis community. Two tennis courts at the Althea Gibson Tennis Complex in Empie Park were named after Scott and Cherry.
The Wilmington City Council voted unanimously earlier this year to name the courts Scott and Cherry for their tremendous service throughout the years.
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On-tap at the Front Street Ale House while the GF and I waited to take a Killer Whale watching tour.
Waiter brought me a creamy/rocky tan head that was well retained and left behind THICK webs of lacing. Body was golden brown with a decent carbonation level. Not much hops in the aroma, but the caramel-toffee malts were heavenly. A touch of pine as well.
Interesting flavor on this IIPA, probably could pass as a IPA or even a Pale Ale, but I went with what it was listed as on the menu. Pale and caramel malts balance with some spicy hops and light fruit. Not enough hops to survive as a die-hard IIPA fan's dream, but there's enough to foot the bill. Body is rich and creamy, with a medium-thin mouthfeel and a lingering, semi-medicinal bitterness from the hops. Finishes crisp and clean otherwise. All in all, this was an easily drinkable IIPA, and one I'd probably have again. I'd like to see them up the ABV and hops, though.
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Real wedding: Jamie + Brian
This wedding is just beyond! The colors, the location, the photography! All perfection!
so basically, the goal for our wedding was to have it be a celebration of everyone who was there. and, instead of having it just about the love between brian and myself, it was about celebrating the love that was shared between us, and between our families and friends.
the venet sculpture at art omi called arcs in disorder inspired the ceremony. we wanted it to be intimate and personal so we had the guest circle around us and there was moment of the ceremony where we passed the rings around the circles.
my favorite memory… it's so difficult. the entire ceremony itself with all the moving readings from my mom and from friends and family as well as our vows — it was more beautiful than we ever could have imagined!
and then afterwards, the slight sun showers and the double rainbows that came out later in the evening were absolutely unreal!!!! the only time brian and i had seen double rainbows was the day he proposed to me in panama… and the double rainbows were two circles in the sky! (the picture is attached).
diy projects: everything was diy! the colored picture frames (etsy), the flowers (my bridesmaids and family friends did the bouquets), the wedding dress! (it was bought then i embellished it), the shoe clips (etsy), the table cards, the table numbers, the dessert tray tags, all of it!
as for advice, i'd say this: don't feel like you have to do your wedding in the traditional manner. the more you make it your own, the more you will be able to feel like yourself and the more you'll be able to enjoy each and every second of it!
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October 18th, 2010 at 1:24 pm
Such a gorgeous bright and vibrant wedding!
Rachel - theWeddingVine Says:
October 18th, 2010 at 2:59 pm
Love the brides flower in her hair, gorgeous colour!
La Belle Bride Says:
October 18th, 2010 at 3:04 pm
I don't think those shoes could get cuter. Nope. They can't.
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October 18th, 2010 at 3:28 pm
What a stunning wedding! Now that is a couple who is not afraid of color.
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October 18th, 2010 at 4:59 pm
OMG this wedding is beyond amazing. Loving the use of bright bold colours and the photo of the bride and her maids next to the white house is fab.
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October 18th, 2010 at 9:41 pm
WOW! The colors are stunning..love all the bright pops and the bridesmaids dresses!
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October 18th, 2010 at 9:43 pm
Wow!!! This color is amazing! Talk about a P-O-P!!!
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October 19th, 2010 at 10:02 am
the vibrant colours are making me so smiley!
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October 19th, 2010 at 4:17 pm
This wedding has such joy! And the amazing colors only help create that feeling.
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October 20th, 2010 at 8:20 am
As a huge fan of bold green color, I love the details of this wedding. Color makes anything "POP".
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October 20th, 2010 at 9:49 am
The picture with the rainbow at the background is absolutly gorgeous… So romantice…!
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October 23rd, 2010 at 7:35 pm
What a fun wedding! Congrats!!!
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Simple. Fun. Heartfelt. Wow. What a wedding should be. Thank you show much for sharing.
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Top 5 Dead Or Alive: Joe Budden Vs. Diggy Simmons
Monday, May 16, 2011 10:00PM
With our first quarter Top 5 Dead or Alive match-ups in the books, we are pitting the first 10 weekly winners against one another to see whose list truly reigns supreme. In Round 1, there will be five total match-ups based one winning percentages. The match-up with the highest Round 1 winning percentage will be automatically placed in the Finals. Let's get ready to rumble!
In today's first Round 1 match-up, Slaughterhouse's Joe Budden faces off with the son of hip-hop pioneer Reverend Run, Diggy Simmons. Can Budden's picks pump, pump, pump up his votes or will the young Simmon dig a grave for his competitor his? Who makes it to next week's Round 2 match-up? You decide!
Ice Cube is a pioneer. I grew up [on] Ice Cube as well as N.W.A. They were the trend for gangster rap along with Ice-T. He made incredible records and he was just great. He made great music over such a long period of time.
I'm gonna start it off with Lupe Fiasco. I feel like Lupe is one of those guys in hip-hop that gets overlooked. I feel like he's one of the best lyricists and arguably the best to ever do it as well.
I think Andre 3000's creative mind is unparalleled. He's one of the most lyrical guys to ever pick up a microphone. What else can I say? He's one of hip-hop's pioneers.
I want to put Andre 3000 in there as well. Honestly, I think he's the best to ever do it. For real. Just look at his style, his flow, and just the way he even sings on some [tracks]. He's done so much more for hip-hop than people even know. He's definitely one of those guy's that's overlooked.
Black Thought's just a monster. He's also a hip-hop pioneer. Black Thought is an artist who's been able to just rock with a live band for seventeen years or however long he's been doing it. It's amazing to me.
Then, I'm gonna name Kanye West. I've loved everything Kanye West has done in his music. From 808's & Heartbreaks to College Dropout, it's been like undeniable. When he puts out a body of work, it's a real body of work. Sonically, it's just dope. So I'm a fan of just how much hard work he puts in. From doing 33 mixes, I heard, to doing his single, "All of the Lights", to just the really big things he does. And looking at how much of a big vision he has is really inspiring as well, all the way down to the "Glow in the Dark" tour. I just love the way he portrays his vision.
Common's "I Used To Love H.E.R." When I first heard that record, it was just mind-blowing, ground-breaking to me. It was a record that always stayed with me. Definitely one of my Top 5 favorite hip-hop records of all-time. He's a lyrical monster.
Big L. I'm just a straight up fan of how lyrically dope he was. He's incredible. That's all I can say. He's always put it down, song for song for song.
[Jada]Kiss is just a beast. He's just a beast and that's point, blank, period. He gets in my Top 5 list without a doubt.
And for the final one, I'm going to name Canibus. I named him because of his flow. His flow is so good and I've been inspired by it. I'm also inspired by how aggressive he is on the mic and obviously he's inspired me lyrically. So shout-out to Canibus. He's one of the best, in my opinion.


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A Greenville man is accused of exposing himself to a woman browsing in the toy section of the Dorman Center Walmart.
Police were investigating an unrelated shoplifting case at the store on July 14, 2013 when they were notified by a customer about an incident in the toy section of the store.
Timika Nutt says she was in the store to buy her young son a birthday present and noticed a man acting strangely and following her around.
"I started feeling uneasy," Nutt said. "Every time I moved to a different aisle, he was right there."
Nutt says her uneasy feelings turned to shock when she saw what the man was doing.
"I happened to look down and he had himself exposed and was playing with himself," said Nutt. "My initial reaction was to get mad and say something but then I thought he needs to be caught."
Nutt says she walked away to notify someone, but when the store manager and officers tried to find him, he was gone, police said.
Investigators were able to later identify him as Anthony Austin, 48, and arrested him Tuesday, charging him with indecent exposure.
Nutt says she feels relieved that Austin is behind bars and worries there may be more victims.
"Was he looking for young children, teenagers?" Nutt asked.
Police say they don't believe Nutt is involved in any other incidents at this time, at least not in the city of Spartanburg.
Nutt says after her experience she is warning people to never let their guard down no matter where they are.
"Always watch your surroundings, who's around you," Nutt said.
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2011 US Open – Nick's Picks – Men's Singles Round 1
Novak Djokovic (SRB) vs. Qualifier
When I was working on the picks, I didn't know who Djokovic was playing and honestly it doesn't matter. This match is all about him and his shoulder health. He was forced to retire at the finals of Cincinnati with this injury and it could have a major effect on this match. His record is still 57-2 on the year and he's won nine titles which is simply amazing.
I was recently asked how I would compare Djokovic to the greats in the game, and I believe he is right up there. I don't think that there is anyone in the history of the game that has been as solid in all areas as he is right now. He is so well-rounded and his game is so complete that it is extremely difficult to even take a set off of him. The ball is basically on a string and he is the puppet master. He is remarkable to watch. I look for him to advance, but I'll be keeping my eyes on how his shoulder feels moving forward.
Nick's Pick – Djokovic in 3 sets
Grigor Dimitrov (BUL) vs. Gael Monfils (FRA)
Dimitrov is one of the best up-and-coming players in the world along with Tomic, Harrison and Raonic. He's currently ranked a career high of #52 in the world and he definitely has the skills to one day be a top 10 or 15 player and he should be able to push Monfils in this match.
Speaking of Monfils, he has had a great summer. He went to the finals at Washington and was a quarterfinalist in both Canada and Cincinnati where he lost to Djokovic each time. He has a very good chance to repeat his performance from last year, when he reached the quarters and he could even go further.
This is the first career meeting between the 20-year old Dimitrov and the 24-year old Monfils. Dimitrov has a very good all-around game and for a young man, he is extremely talented. Dimitrov doesn't want to get into long rallies with Monfils. He needs to keep the points short and keep Monfils off-balance, because the Frenchman can run all day. He can hit just about any shot in the book, and he has talent oozing out of him. If Monfils keeps everything together he should advance, but this will be a very interesting match.
Nick's Pick – Monfils in 4, but watch out!
John Isner (USA) vs. Marcos Baghdatis (CYP)
Since crashing out of Wimbledon in the second round, Isner has played pretty well on US soil. He won Newport, reached the finals of Atlanta and the semis of Washington. He then had a second round loss in Canada and a first round defeat in Cincinnati but he is in the semis of Winston-Salem. He loves playing in front of the home fans, and his results prove it.
Is there anyone less predictable on the men's side than Marcos Baghdatis? He was once #8 in the world and now he down to #60. His summer has been so-so as he was a quarterfinalist in Washington and Winston-Salem, but lost in the second round in LA and the first round in Canada and Cincinnati. He's never been past the second round of the US Open, but no one would be shocked if he did it in 2011.
This will be the fourth meeting between these two and the third in just the last few weeks. Isner beat Baghdatis in Canada and Winston-Salem and now will play him again! That is simply incredible that they are playing so often this summer. With those wins under his belt, and with the crowd behind him I have to give the edge to Isner. The biggest concern I have is if this match goes deep into the fourth or fifth set, Baghdatis becomes a tougher out. He is great at hanging in there and with a big serve and forehand he is dangerous. I look for Isner to advance in 3 or 4 sets.
Nick's Pick – Isner in 4 sets
Andy Roddick (USA) vs. Michael Russell (USA)
The last time Roddick was ranked this low at the US Open was back in 2000 when he was playing in his first US Open and was ranked #338. Now, he isn't that low now as he is #21, but it is still really odd to see that high of a number next to his name. He's 21-10 on the year and won the title in Memphis back in February, but since then he has reached the semifinals of a tournament only once. It would be great to see Roddick make another deep run as he is always a fan favorite.
Russell is a journeyman, and he is never a quick out in any tournament. He's ranked #95 in the world and he is playing in the main draw of his seventh US Open. He's never been past the first round of this tournament, and it looks like that streak may continue.
Roddick is 1-0 against Russell but that match was back in 2002 on clay and much has changed since then. For years, Roddick had the biggest serve in the game and it was one of the most feared shots in tennis. That is certainly not the case anymore as all the top guys seem to serve big and have the big forehand to go with it. This used to be Roddick's bread-and-butter and won him many titles, including the US Open. You cannot win with one weapon and to beat the best you have to have a complete game with no weaknesses.
Against Russell, Roddick cannot fall 6-8 feet behind the baseline. He needs to step in and take the ball early and win quick points. Russell is a scrapper and will fight Roddick for every point. Roddick should advance in straight sets, but it will be interesting to see how he handles Russell.
Nick's Pick – Roddick in 3 sets
Ryan Harrison (USA) vs. Marin Cilic (CRO)
Harrison, who trains at the IMG Bollettieri Tennis Academy, is definitely one of the best young players in the world. He's ranked #67 and has had a very good summer which includes semifinal appearances in both Atlanta and LA (lost to Fish both times). He made a name for himself at last year's US Open, when he beat Ivan Ljubicic and came very close to beating Sergiy Stakhovsky in the second round. Does he have another big upset in him this year?
Cilic has had an up-and-down year, posting a 30-17 record and seeing his ranked drop to #27 in the world. Many thought he was going to be a perennial top-ten player, but that hasn't been the case thus far in his short career. He was a quarterfinalist here back in 2009, but lost in the second round last year to Kei Nishikori.
This is the first career meeting between these two guys and it promises to be an interesting one. Cilic has the big serve and groundstrokes, but he doesn't seem to have the confidence he did a year ago. On the other hand, Harrison isn't lacking any confidence in his game and for good reason. He has all the tools, he just needs to stay focused and he will be fine. He has a huge first serve, his second serve is one of the best in the game already, and he is comfortable anywhere on the court. Against Cilic, I would advise Ryan to come forward and put pressure on the Croat as much as he can. I am looking for a bit of an upset here as I gotta go with my guy, Ryan!
Nick's Pick – Harrison in 4 sets
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Bracken Court Hotel
Welcome to the Bracken Court Hotel, a four-star luxury hotel situated in the lively fishing village of Balbriggan, just outside Dublin.
The Bracken Court Hotel offers the highest standard Single, Double & Twin Rooms, Spacious Family Rooms & Executive Suites of Exceptional Quality.
We also have a range of special offers and promotions to help you make the most of your budget.
There is so much to enjoy in this charming part of Ireland. Golf, fishing, horse-riding and other outdoor pursuits are all nearby, while a variety of relaxing treatments are available in the hotel. The Bracken Court Hotel is also the ideal starting point for exploring Dublin, Belfast or other parts of Ireland.
Guest Features:
Each room has a host of facilities such as Cable TV, Complimentary Hospitality Tray, Iron & Ironing Board, Trouser Press, Personal Safe, Direct Dial Telephone, Wi-Fi, Laundry Service & Room Service
Laveer Restaurant:
Tantalising food, served in tranquillity...
One of the most popular and renowned restaurants in north County Dublin, Laveer in the Bracken Court Hotel has a reputation for outstanding food, served in a warm and enjoyable atmosphere.
Our new Head Chef, Diarmaid Murphy, brings a culinary edge to Laveer that has been honed in some of the finest restaurants in the world, and he has created a signature menu that is certain to appeal to food lovers.
Jack Doyle's Bar:
A taste of old Ireland...
Welcome to Jack Doyle's Bar in the Bracken Court Hotel, an authentic Irish pub where friends and family can get together and enjoy a drink, a snack, some brilliant live music... and whatever you're having yourself.
Jack Doyle's is an old favourite, equally popular among locals and visitors, with friendly bar staff and the best pints in town. We also have an excellent wine list and a range of cocktails for those who fancy something a little more exotic.
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- Reception 24 ore su 24
- Aria condizionata
- Bar
- Prima colazione non inclusa
- Caffetteria
- Cambio valuta
- Ascensore
- Accesso a Internet gratuito
- Parcheggio gratuito
- Asciugacapelli
- Pulizia
- Accesso a Internet
- Deposito bagagli
- Frigo-Bar
- Parcheggio
- Ristorante
- Cassetta di sicurezza
- Macchine per tè/caffè
- Accessibile ai disabili
Politica di cancellazioneQuesta proprietà ha una politica di cancellazione di 2. La mancata cancellazione entro questo intervallo di tempo si tradurrà in una penale pari alla prima notte di pernottamento.
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The Bracken Court Hotel is located just off the M1 motorway in the heart of
Balbriggan town on Bridge Street.
From Dublin Airport:
At the Airport roundabout take the 1st exit, then join the M1 motorway (signposted Belfast). Leave the
M1 at junction 6, then at roundabout take the 3rd exit, then at the next roundabout take the 1st exit onto
the R122 (signposted Balbriggan). Continue forward onto Chapel Street - R122 Entering Balbriggan.
The town is serviced by Dublin Bus (Number 33) and Bus Eireann bus which leaves the airport every half an hour and drops you a couple of yards from the hotel.