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Former Willits resident Paul Stephen Bricker, 27, now of Virginia Beach, Virginia, was sentenced Monday to 10 years in state prison with five years of the sentence suspended. Bricker, a Willits High School 2003 graduate, pleaded guilty in April to voluntary manslaughter in the June 2009 death of Chief Petty Officer Gerard Curran, 45. Bricker served in the Navy with the victim.
Law enforcement initially determined Curran's death was a suicide, but subsequent follow-up by Virginia Beach authorities and the Naval Criminal Investigative Service led to Bricker's arrest in 2010.
During his guilty plea Bricker told the court, Curran "wanted to commit suicide and he wanted his wife and children to receive government benefits after his death." Curran told Bricker he intended to make his death look like a robbery, but he needed Bricker's help in case he failed to kill himself.
Curran survived a prior suicide attempt in April 2009 after stabbing himself in the chest. He filed a false police report, claiming it was a home invasion robbery.
After the failed attempt, Curran recruited Bricker to help him die. At the time, the two men were serving in Norfolk, Virginia, at the Naval Computer and Telecommunications Area Master Station Atlantic. They had also served together on the aircraft carrier USS Harry S. Truman from 2005-2007.
The two men scouted out a number of promising locations for the deed, but settled on the First Landing State Park in Virginia Beach, where they met for the final time on July 28, 2009.
"Curran said, 'Let's get this over with,'" Bricker testified in court during his guilty plea. Bricker then described how Curran wrapped a rubber physical therapy band around his neck until he collapsed.
After Curran went down, Bricker told the court he thought Curran was dead. Bricker then stabbed Curran once in the chest. After the stabbing, Bricker removed the knife and rubber band, leaving Curran lying on the ground.
Curran died of internal bleeding caused by a single stab wound to the chest that perforated a lung, according to an autopsy.
Bricker was originally charged with second-degree murder, but pleaded to voluntary manslaughter in April. The penalty for voluntary manslaughter is from one to 10 years.
"The investigation established that there was no animosity between Curran and Bricker, nor any monetary benefit to Bricker for the crime. At no point did Bricker seek help for Curran or report his suicidal thoughts," says Harvey L. Bryant, commonwealth attorney for the City of Virginia Beach.
Before being sentenced, Bricker spoke to Curran's family: "I am deeply sorry, and I wish I could take it all back," he said, according to the Virginia Pilot.
Bricker's attorney, Suzanne Moushegian, acknowledged to the court that Bricker made a mistake, but did not benefit from his actions. She said Bricker refused Curran's offer to pay him $5,000 and he has already lost his job with the Navy.
"He is being penalized for being young and naive and making big mistakes," Moushegian said. "But he is not evil. He did not do it with malice. He was trying to help," according to the Virginia Pilot report.
Curran's wife, Dawn Curran told the court Bricker should have reported the death request. "That's what a real friend would do," she said, reading from a statement. "I find assisted suicide the equivalent to murder."
Dawn Curran told TWN after Bricker pleaded guilty, she didn't even know him and was not aware of any part of the plot. She said she and Gerard Curran were estranged at the time of his disappearance.


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Always a risk going to an Indian restaurant you don't know as they vary so much but this one was great. The food was lovely and the staff were friendly and attentive. Lisbon is a reasonable City in terms of cost so it's good value for money too.
Always a risk going to an Indian restaurant you don't know as they vary so much but this one was great. The food was lovely and the staff were friendly and attentive. Lisbon is a reasonable City in terms of cost so it's good value for money too.
Nice break from the cod and great food service and wine selection try the house label wine.indian is our favorite ethnic so we can be picky and we loved it.
One of the very best Indian meals I've ever had! They boast a very extensive food menu with countless vegetarian options and a great wine menu. The service was friendly and attentive. The online booking worked perfectly – I would recommend arriving very early if you're not going to book a table in advance.
Was close to our hotel (holiday Inn) and high ratings on TA. Outstanding Indian food, would definitely revisit and recommend. Service was top notch, prices are reasonable and the food was excellent.
passage of india is one of the best resturant i have ever visited in lisbon.. the food tastes great the people providing the service were excellent..
I visited passage to India with some friends and it was truly an amazing experience. Starting with the warm welcome we recieved we felt we were at home! The starters were great the non veg platter and the yummy samosa chaat presented in a unique manner. The main course was delicious do not miss the butter chicken probably the best... More
Being in a foreign land we were quite delighted to find this gem of a place which served the most delicious Indian food. we were quite satisfied to have found Passage To India as it was like the next best thing to mums food, our dishes were cooked to perfection and spiced to meet our taste buds (upon our request).... More
it was one of the most satisfying experience that i could have in a restaurant.... the service was fast, responsive and the people were friendly. the food was great inspite of being cost effective.
Very complete menu. Great ambiance and the service was absolutely friendly and professional. Bebinca highly recommended.
Found this restaurant by accident and decided to give it a try. The chicken tikka masala was delicious, served with rice. Portions were adequate, reasonably priced. Wine list was ok. Service polite. Would return to try more dishes.
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first time out for the year on Saturday... only played 9 as the weekend was suppose to be for family (), but shot a 43 with 3 3-putts. Was happy with how I hit my irons and my chipping/pitching. Putting on the other hand
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There is no formula for generating beliefs in people. There are plenty of people with access to the same facts who end up believing different things. But for many Christians—like the ones I heard from this week—access to information about the position we call "evolutionary creation" could make a significant difference for reconciling science and Christian faith.
In this series, James Kidder provides an intriguing study on transitional fossils and the evolutionary history of modern humans. He begins by discussing the fossil record, explaining how new forms are classified. He then explains the physically distinguishing trait of humankind—bipedalism. From the discovery of Ardipithecus, the earliest known hominin, to the australopithecines, the most prolific hominin, Kidder focuses on the discovery, the anatomy, and the interpretation of these ancestral remains.
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Odana Hills Golf Course
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Locals consider this course as the "Gem of The City." They claim it is the most popular and frequently played course in the Midwest. The fairways are narrow, and water hazards or grass bunkers frequently come into play throughout the course. Numerous mature trees can alter your shots, so shot accuracy is vital from off the tee boxes. The 6,310-yard men's tee also has a ladies' course rating of 75.0 and a slope of 124. The 5,939-yard ladies' also has a men's course rating of 67.7 and a slope of 111.
Holes: 18 | Greens: Bent Grass | Fairways: Bluegrass |
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Usually I would give this course a solid 3 stars however ice has taken it's toll on this city owned course. I would give it till mid July to come around as the new seed will take a while to kick in to action. |
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over the past two years, odana hills has improved dramatically. From tee to green, the quality of the course gets better week after week. And for the price, you won't find a better deal anywhere. |
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This course is ok for the average golfer, it has some exciting holes, and some challenges to it. It's worth it to go and see for yourself. |


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Three years ago I built a soaking tub out of 2x4s, slate, beadboard, epoxy and plywood.
I did a fair bit of research and there was a strong feeling that this was a stupid thing to do. It was especially risky because the tub is below all the plumbing in the house. So my tub has a bilge pump. The epoxy is West System Mirror Coat and the ply is 3/4 birch from Home Despot. The only screws are used create slope near the drain and they are bunged. I have recoated the tub with epoxy once after just a light buffing (the dog who is afraid of fireworks jumped into the tub before her pedicure.) There was some water incursion along the top edge below the slate because I used common bath caulk. I replaced it with roofing sealant and the problem went away. I clean the tub with regular house hold cleansers and after three years the tub is as good as new. And a 6'2" guy can completely submerge himself fully stretched out.
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Take the bolt line that travels just left of an orange streak that passes up a small left-facing dihedral. The crux is exiting the dihedral and getting over the rounded top of the rock.
10 bolts to a 2 chain anchor. It shares an anchor with Footloose.
Unlike the 5.9 across the river (Vapour trail - Red Slab) this is a good route for beginner 5.9 leaders. It was my first 5.9 lead and I enjoyed it tremendously. The 5.10a next to it (left) is also a safe lead (my first 10a lead).
This just might be my favorite climb I have ever done there were a couple of moves that scared me, but I think that is what made it fun.
Watch out for a loose block below the crux. Someone put a big X on it with chalk so it's not hard to spot. Be careful and enjoy.
A really good line! After climbing this a few times and watching others; I am noticing that there is a tendency to go right at the top of the flake and semi-mantle over the lip - this leaves a long reach left to clip the bolt - I toyed and found that the climb can go in a plumb line with the bolts over the upper lip; however, it is a reach to the 2 finger crack for your left with thin feet, but it sets you up to clip at eye level, both moves, either straight up or jog right, gain the lip and are tricky - try it - Great climb, always busy!
Good line, maybe a little stiff for Clear Creek 5.9. I remember those Red Slab lines as being a bit runout for sport climbs. I tried the crux 3 ways, left is definitely harder, straight up and right a little is the easiest and still allows one to clip the bolt, manteling to the right is not as hard as left, but harder than the center line.
On the topo above, the routes are: 7: Footloose (5.10a) 6: First Impressions (5.9) 5: Eiger Direct (5.11d) 4: Radometer in the Red Zone (5.11b/c) 3: Too! (pitch 1: 5.10d) 2: Nordwand (pitch 1: 5.10c) 1: Natural Selection (5.11a/b; long rope required)
A great pitch with lots of good moves, but it's a sandbag at 5.9; the crux at the top of the corner is more like 10a and is tricky to figure out.
Crux felt a lot harder then a 9! I went right is that the correct way, or did I make it harder for myself?
I agree with Ron, although I go to the left at the crux instead of to the right or center. I'm told that, if you go right, there's a thin, unmarked crimp that's hard to see. So I can't speak to that variation... but going left is a tough move for me. The dihedral is a blast, long reaches (I'm 5'-10") for big holds.
Good climb. Starts out with face moves and then you can undercling and side pull or layback up the dihedral. I exited the dihedral to the right. Take your time and you'll find it. There is a small not so obvious crimp for your right hand to get you out. Just find any crystal or nub for the left hand and balance your way out. Smear the feet. Two ballancy moves and you'll be out. The start feels like 5.7 but gets progressively harder. Great warmup route.
Great warm up for some of the mid range 10s on this wall. The crux def pushes the typical Clear Ck 5.9 standard. Fun climb.
There is a loose horn about 2/3rds of the way up the flake at the top of the dihedral (is ticked with a X). Use caution if you choose to put weight on it. Otherwise, this is a classic nine dihedral. The crux (direct) is pulling the exposed transfer from good feet (dihedral) over a bulge with a hidden crimp to thin holds. You can also go right to an easier walk up. Great warm-up.
I think the crux is 5.9+ because of the pump factor. Moving thru the dihedral and resting where their is rests still provides a pump which has to be delt with at the crux. For shure a Sandbag 5.9 since it's much harder than "The Unsaid" and about as hard as "Morning Thunder". Just my opinion. Tough but nice climb. Two and a half stars.
The section at the top of the flake is like a little piece of J-Tree in Clear Creek. Fun route!
This is a warm-up route, the crux is 9, just have to think it through.
There is no stake in the ground anymore, just recognize it off of the dihedral and bolts that follow under it. Some decently strong 5.9 moves warrant the + if you have not climbed in a while. Little more strength is required for this route than Herbal Essence second route to its left. I will definitely climb this again.
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UCLA International Faculty Take 4 Guggenheim Fellowships
The winners include African Studies Center Director Andrew Apter and Center for Chinese Studies Co-director Yunxiang Yan. The 2010 fellowships will support UCLA research on Roman theater, Byzantine villagers, the trans-Atlantic slave trade and morality in contemporary China.
Posted: 4/14/2010
Festival of Books Preview: Joyce Appleby on Global Capitalism
On Sunday, April 25, at the Los Angeles Times Festival of Books on campus, UCLA Professor Emerita Joyce Appleby will participate in a panel discussion on the U.S. economy. Appleby is the author, most recently, of "The Relentless Revolution: a History of Capitalism" (Norton, 2010). The discussion on Sunday will take place at 11 a.m. in Haines 39.
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Haitian Ambassador Outlines Rebuilding Strategy, Thanks UCLA Medical Team
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Posted: 4/8/2010
10 Questions with Joyce Appleby
In less than 400 years, capitalism has generated unprecedented wealth and new forms of power, altered prevailing wisdom about human nature, and spread itself far beyond its improbable original setting, a process that the eminent historian Joyce Appleby describes in "The Relentless Revolution: a History of Capitalism" (Norton, 2010). Running all the way to the Global Financial Crisis of 2008, the history pauses on the lives of industrialists, adventurers and pamphleteers.
Posted: 3/30/2010
Ruminations on Heritage Languages: A Few (Semi)Radical Thoughts
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Posted: 3/23/2010
Questions for Joshua A. Fishman
At an international conference last month, the National Heritage Language Resource Center at UCLA presented the first Joshua Fishman Award for Outstanding Contributions and Leadership in the Heritage Language Field. Before the conference, the center arranged for a telephone interview with Professor Fishman, who shared thoughts on the award, his current work, and a recent honor he received from the Royal Academy of the Basque Language in Donostia-San Sebastian, Spain.
Posted: 3/12/2010
Cuauhtemoc Cardenas Says Spirit of Mexican Revolution Still Alive 100 Years Later
The three-time Mexican presidential contender and key figure in the country's democratic transformation sought to apply revolutionary ideals of equality and shared progress to 21st-century issues such as domestic political participation and international trade.
Posted: 3/11/2010
Christopher Hitchens Decries Anti-Semitism in Lecture at UCLA
Alternating between black humor, biting sarcasm and insightful analysis, the internationally known columnist and author delivered the eighth annual Daniel Pearl Memorial Lecture at Korn Convocation Hall to an audience of more than 400 people.
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Click high-resolution images with the Canon PowerShot S100 Digital Camera, which shoots pictures with its 12.1 megapixels digital sensor. This Canon PowerShot camera has a 5x optical zoom and 4x digital zoom. The Canon PowerShot S100 Digital Camera has a 3-inch LCD screen as your primary viewfinder, which doubles up as your display screen for viewing stored images. This Canon camera has a built-in memory card slot, which supports reading SD Memory Card, SDHC Memory Card, or an SDXC Memory Card of high capacity. Canon PowerShot camera supports 1920x1080/24p (H.264) HD movie recording with Stereo Sound. This Canon camera built-in GPS unit allows you to tag images with the location. | |
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"A great little camera with advanced features, the Canon PowerShot S100 builds on the strengths of its excellent predecessor."
"As a trade-off for extending the zoom range to 5x the lens' aperture narrows very quickly as you zoom out. And there's no improvement over the S95's so-so performance, despite the price increase."
The Canon PowerShot S100 is a generally great little camera for advanced shooters who don't mind slowing down a bit from a dSLR.
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The GOOD: Good image quality, very compact, yet decent zoom/range, reasonably fast auto-focus and lack of shutter lag (compared to my several year old Olympus P&S, altho not my dSLR), relatively large sensor, ability to shoot RAW.
The BAD: The "lens error" issue; which can occur almost immediately in a humid environment, even when it was working fine at home--then you're stuck with a useless apparatus while on your vacation--happened to me.
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I liked the notion of the ring around the lens, but, in reality, I haven't used it.
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Good features, such as manual settings, 1080p video, fast lens. Great size and wight for travel. No improve from S90 on picture quality.
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The only weakness is the battery life. Buy yourself 2 or 3 batteries because this boy chews through them like butter. Well worth it though with the cameras features, speed, and quality in my opinion.
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Great American Ball Park, which opened in 2003 and seats more than 42,000 fans, was built next door to its predecessor -- Riverfront Stadium/Cinergy Field -- along the banks of the Ohio River in downtown Cincinnati. When Castellini and his group bought the Reds in 2006, one of his top priorities was to land an All-Star Game for the city.
A new development, The Banks, has sprouted along the river between Great American Ball Park and the Bengals' Paul Brown Stadium. It has brought restaurants, a new park and residential apartments into the area and added life to the experience of attending Reds games.
Cincinnati has waited a long time to play host to another All-Star Game. But the city will have to wait some more to actually hold the event. The 2013 All-Star Game will take place at Citi Field in New York. In 2014, the Twins and Target Field in Minneapolis will play host.


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Times may have changed, but courtesy never goes out of style. In today's world sometimes it's complicated to figure out how to do the right thing. Local etiquette expert Karen Hickman answers your questions or helps solve your dilemmas on Fridays in The News-Sentinel and at news-sentinel.com.
Q. Karen, How do you address a wedding invitation to two people who live together but are not married?
A. There are many new situations to consider when addressing envelopes in our contemporary times. It is not uncommon for two people to live together without being married.
And along with that, many professional women choose to keep their maiden names instead of taking their spouse's surname.
Here are some common ways to address invitations:
•When addressing an invitation to two people who live together but are not married, you would send one invitation with their names on separate lines:
Ms. Jane Miller
Mr. Thomas Young
(Unmarried couples living together are listed in alphabetical order without the word "and" joining their names. The "and" linking two names is reserved for married couples.)
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Ms. Jane Smith and Mr. Richard Parker (on one line)
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The Doctors Lee or
Dr. Thomas Lee and Dr. Janet Lee
•Some female physicians may choose to use Mrs. instead of Dr. in a social setting. If this is the case their envelope would be addressed:
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Winthrop
•When a woman has a higher rank than the man, her name comes first on the envelope:
Judge Theresa Albert and Mr. William Albert
•If both have military rank, the highest ranked person is listed first:
Major Gregory Smith and Lieutenant Deborah Smith
Some other tips: Addressing the envelope for a wedding invitation should be done in a formal fashion; no abbreviations except for Mr., Mrs., Ms. and Dr. Along with the style of the invitation, the way it is addressed sets the tone for the event. So, it is important to be attentive to detail by checking the spelling of names, addresses and using current ZIP codes.
Be sure to write clearly and neatly. If your handwriting is not very legible it may be worth having someone else address them — a person who has beautiful handwriting or can do calligraphy. No labels, please.
Weigh the envelope with all of the inserts before you put a stamp on it. You don't want your invitation to arrive with postage due.
If a response card is used, the return envelope should be stamped so all your guest has to do is fill it out with the number of "invited" guests attending.
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Delivery has come a long way since the early days of ecommerce, but some online retailers are still failing to offer a range of delivery options to suit their customers' needs.
As stats from a new Econsultancy Multichannel Retail Survey show, customers are demanding more flexibility in delivery options, and retailers need to offer this to increase conversions.
The survey, conducted using the Toluna survey tool, found that 50% of respondents had abandoned a purchase online due to unsatisfactory delivery options.
So which options are customers looking for, and who is offering them?
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As we continue to update the format of our Internet Statistics Compendium to reflect the new taxonomy of the Econsultancy site, this month we can announce the launch of a new part of our ever-growing stats bundle, The Strategy and Operations Statistics Compendium.
This document will seek to collect publicly available data and our own research on overall digital strategy, covering: spend, ROI and marketing activity trends among companies and agencies from a range of regional markets.
As well as all the regular ISC data we collect, this month we've added the following strategy and operations stats:
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Our new Russia Digital Market Landscape Report is the third in a series of trends briefings on the BRIC markets.
Like the Brazil and China editions released in 2012, this new report offers an overview for marketers and investors looking to Russia for new opportunities by bringing together direct input from those with knowledge of the market as well as a range of secondary sources.
There is much in this emerging market which is sure to appeal to marketers and investors…
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This week there's, of course, the royal baby's impact on web traffic, some Facebook ad commentary, following their Q2 results, and some global ad spend data from Nielsen.
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Here are some of the most interesting digital marketing stats we've seen this week.
Stats include a decline in PC sales, Q2 paid search data, Facebook mobile stats, mobile traffic, PPC budgets and ecommerce in Australia.
For more digital marketing stats, check out our Internet Statistics Compendium.
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There is an expectation that websites should be responsive and work across devices.
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This week's stats are mobile-heavy. The standout piece of data surely being the astonishing revelation that 24% of us believe losing our phone would be detrimental to our mental health.
Keep a tight hold on that device, and read on. If you're interested in more on mobile, check out our Mobile Commerce Compendium.
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We've already rounded up lots of our case studies, articles and reports on social media and ecommerce, now it's time to do the same for content marketing.
Here are 70 or so of our articles on content marketing best practice, interviews with the experts, lots of stats, and our reports on the topic.
by Graham Charlton 05 July 2013 10:06am 3 comments
Big data has become something of a buzzword over the past year or so, but is it actually useful?
It conjures thoughts of massive amounts of forbidding, almost unfathomable data, and it seems that it has had little impact on the role of web analysts.
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Immediately following the keynote at WWDC, Apple silently announced a new case for the iPad called the Smart Case that offers customers a way to protect the back of their iPad while still utilizing the functionality of a Smart Cover -- well, in theory.
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By Sammy Batten
Sportswriters are supposed to be neutral observers, and believe it or not, that's true for the most part.
But at the risk of ridicule, I have to admit I'm rooting for the Duke Blue Devils this season.
Not in the press box, of course. There's no cheering in the press box.
Still, there's something endearing about how the 5-1 Blue Devils have fought and clawed to within one win of becoming bowl eligible for the first time since 1994.
Call it the underdog syndrome, because Duke has certainly been that for more than two decades. Since Steve Spurrier left for Florida after coaching the Blue Devils to an 8-4 record and the 1989 Atlantic Coast Conference championship, the Blue Devils have had just one winning season and absorbed 193 losses.
Some excellent coaches and stellar men such as Fred Goldsmith, Carl Franks and, my personal favorite, Ted Roof, tried and failed to get Duke back on track.
Quite honestly, it appeared David Cutcliffe was on a similar path to frustration with the Blue Devils after four straight losing seasons. Although it was obvious Cutcliffe had improved the Duke program on and off the field, it hadn't made an impact on the bottom line.
The prospect of significant progress in 2012 dwindled when a rash of injuries hit in preseason camp. Included in that was the tragic jet-ski accident that ended the career of sophomore receiver Blair Holliday right before camp began. The event shook the entire program.
A total of 16 scholarship players have missed time this season for Duke, 12 of them from the defense.
Cutcliffe has skillfully guided his team through those problems to the threshold of bowl eligibility.
No doubt, the Blue Devils reached this point against a less-than-intimidating early schedule. Only two of their six foes have winning records (Stanford and N.C. Central).
The schedule won't be as forgiving, starting today when Duke plays at Virginia Tech.
Left on the Blue Devils' schedule after that is a rival game against rapidly improving North Carolina, contests against nationally ranked Florida State and Clemson, a road game at Georgia Tech and the regular-season finale against Miami.
There are no gimmes in that group of opponents.
But with the confidence gained with early success and the return of some of its injured players, the Blue Devils should earn one more win.
I'll be cheering them on - behind closed doors.
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