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"It's my 11th championship and this is my retirement season," Mitch Kennedy said after the day's racing ended. "After this I want to help a young driver."
He's the acknowledged Grand Master of the Formula 125 shifter class and even brought it back when these fastest of all karts disappeared from NNKC events.
When the green waved on the F125 feature, Kennedy grabbed the lead with defending class champion Todd Thompson on his back bumper. Lap after lap they tore around the track with Kennedy reaching the checkered flag first securing this last title.
Ten Clone karts hit the track for their race and veteran Austin DeMent took the pole right at the start. Behind him, Dean Andrews, who runs a Junior Clone, began to carve his way through the pack.
Behind the leader, Stephanie Lienay, up from her home in Phoenix, was holding off the duo of Chelsi Wagner and Dave Schilt. Eventually Schilt grabbed second while Lienay slipped to fourth at the end.
Wagner's day ended when she had to go too wide in Turn 3 and ended up at the barrier.
Up front, Andrews took the lead and was never headed scoring both his class and the overall victory. While DeMent came in second overall, he won the senior division.
After his victory Andrews said, "It gets harder and harder as you go further up the field so you have to adjust to certain people. Up front they're harder to catch, pass and are better drivers. The secret was being patient, waiting for the opening, finding it and going through."
World Formula karts are powered by four-stroke motors and have a bit more power than the Clone karts. Right at the start, one of the karts stopped due to problems and a lap later, leader Rich Huston was out with a broken chain.
Up front, Simon Whworth inherited a huge lead and the victory. Ron Carello and Brad Wunder had a close battle that ended when they finished second and third.
The Tag Novice main had a rough start with three of the four karts tangled on the first lap. After getting everyone going, the field took the green and Gary Guzelis took the lead as well as the victory.
When the Tag Masters took to the track, it was all Dan Harris, who grabbed the point and was never headed. Behind him a three-way battle for second ended with Randy Ryckebosch claiming the spot followed by Mike Mullen and Isaac Wyett
After the post-race weigh in, Harris said, "I just got a good start and I think my competition had problems so it was an easy run."
The day ended with the Formula 80 Shifters tearing away from the start. Up front, Steve Dow chased Cody McKinney as they tore around the track.
So far this season McKinney has a perfect record of victories, but this time he had to work for it until Dow used up his tires and fell back. So McKinney kept his streak alive but has one more event to cement a perfect season.
"I saw him there but as you can see he fell off in the end and my kart was better," McKinney said after the race. "Undefeated for the season and I'm definitely looking to finish that off in the next race."
Then Dow added, "Can't give it to them, if you do they don't appreciate them. The kart went away and got bad on me, my fault but in the overall scheme of things he better be careful on the night race."
•Saturday night's racing at 95A Speedway was run under an almost full moon and kind of proved the superstition about nights like that. Those in the crowd that wanted action got a full dose.
Topping the evening was when 22 IMCA Modifieds took to the track. Right after the green, several cars tangled in a race-stopping incident, fortunately everyone was able to continue.
After getting in proper order, the field was set off again and Mark Skender held the point followed by Alec Childs. Soon afterwards the race was stopped again due to blinding dust.
After watering the track, and working the water in, the field restarted the event. An outside banzai charge by Russ Cazier put him in the lead but he soon spun out of contention.
Then three cars tangled on the front straight, stopping the race once again. After that was cleared only two more cautions slowed the pace.
Up front, Jake Holland and Shawn Natenstedt faced off for a place-swapping, wheel-to-wheel duel. Lap after lap, they swapped the point, sometimes three and four times a lap.
Tearing through the final turn, Natenstedt got just enough advantage to score the victory with Holland a close second. Behind them the next three drivers were Matt Murphy, Darren Manning and Robert Miller.
"Me and Jake have great battles when we get together, and when we're both on our 'A' game it's one or the other," Natenstedt said at the victory ceremony. "He gave me a little room, I gave him a little room and we've got a lot of respect for each other out there."
The Hobby Stock feature was plagued with five cautions. For a good part of the event Sun Valley driver Rick Miller held the point.
This season Carl "Fireball" Barlow has made a habit of winning after coming from the back to the front. This night was no exception has he took the point with two laps to go, which dropped Miller to second at the finish.
"This is five in a row, back to front, " Barlow said later.
In the Pro Stock feature Malen Gonzalez was driving the car that B.J. Pearson usually pilots. On the green he took off but soon had to contend with his brother Jesse as they made the race into a family feud.
After besting his brother, Malen's car broke and he had to be pushed into the pits.
The Pure Stock Mini race looked like a duel between Travis Barr and Al Bishop. In fact they even had some contact that almost spun Barr but he was able to get going in time to hold his spot.
When that short caution ended Bishop's car developed a problem and he had to drop out handing the victory to Barr. Behind him three drivers disputed second, tangled on the final lap and Justin Schilling came home second.
"The race was pretty good and after we got out of the traffic we were having a great time," Barr said.
It took a pair of attempts to get the Mod Mini feature rolling and late in the race there was a race stopping incident when two cars tangled on the front stretch. Up front however, the race belonged to Galen Hainline, who also won his heat.
The Dwarf Cars put on their usual display of speed and suffered only one caution during their event. In the end Robert Miller and Shane Ramthun finished one-two ahead of LeRoy Kay and Roy Peterson.
•This Saturday there will be a $5,000 to win Pro Stock event at Rattlesnake Raceway. Racing begins at 6 p.m. and all the stock car classes will be on hand.
An hour later in Quincy, Calif., the American Valley Speedway ends its season with the traditional Timber Cup races for the Modifieds. Rounding out the show will be the DART Dwarf cars.
Earlier on Saturday, around 10 a.m., the SMRA motocross series visits Honey Lake Motocross Park (HLMX) in Milford, California for the first round if its Nevada State Championship Series.
On Sunday, beginning at 8:30 a.m. the HMLX hosts the final of its Grand Prix team racing series.
•With two weeks to go before NASCAR's chase begins four Nevada drivers spent the weekend at the Atlanta Motor Speedway. Kyle Busch started fourth in Friday's Camping World Truck race and finished second while older brother Kurt wound up 10th.
In Saturday's Nationwide event Kyle started on pole but had to settle for seventh. After the checkered waved on Sunday's Sprint Cup race Kyle Busch ended up sixth, his brother Kurt was 13th and Sparks native T.J. Bell finished 30th.
•Desert Raceway Park - Sept. 2
Northern Nevada Kart Club - Round 6
Clone (Jr. & Sr.) - 1. Dean Andrews (Jr.), 2. Austin DeMent (Sr.), 3. Dave Shilt, 4. Steph Lienay, 5. David Schulte
World Formula - 1. Simon Whworth, 2. Ron Carello, 3. Brad Wunder, 4. Rich Huston, 5. Mark Savarese
Novice - 1. Gary Guzelis, 2. Don Farris, 3. Kelly Morley, 4. Dyllan Ogelen
Masters - 1. Dan Harris, 2. Mike McMullen, 3. Isaac Wyett, 4. Javier Avila, 5 Zack Dante
Formula 80 - 1. Cody McKinney, 2. Steve Dow, 3. Jeff Ridgel, 4. Greg Jamie
Formula 125 - 1. Mitch Kennedy, 2. Todd Thompson, 3. Gerry Williams, 4. John Morgan
•95A Speedway - Sept. 1
Pure Stock:
Heat Winner - Travis Barr
Main - 1. Travis Barr, 2. Justin Schilling, 3. Logan Cologna, 4. Mark Sechio Jr., 5. Al Bishop
Mod Mini: Heat Winners: #1 Galen Hainline, #2 Dennis Crook
Main - 1. Galen Hainline, 2. Will Ritchey, 3. David Paine, 4. Steve Singley, 5. Dennis Crook
Dwarf Cars:
Heat Winner - Shane Ramthun
Main - 1. Robert Miller, 2. Shane Ramthun, 3. LeRoy Kay, 4. Roy Peterson, 5. Carl Barlow
Pro Stocks:
Heat Winners - #1. Scott Deutsch, #2. Malen Gonzalez
Main - 1. Malen Gonzalez, 2. Jesse Gonzalez, 3. Chris Coclich, 4. Rob Grace, 5. Scott Deutsch
Hobby Stocks:
Heat Winners - #1. Carl Barlow, #2 Rob Carey
Main - 1. Carl Barlow, 2. Rick Miller, 3. Tom Haxall, 4. Jake Baker, 5. Royce Goetz
IMCA Modifieds:
Heat Winners -#1 Will Zynn, #2. Adam Walters, #3 Mark Skender
Main - 1. Shawn Natenstedt, 2. Jake Holland, 3. Matt Murphy, 4. Darren Manning, 5. Robert Miller


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Q: Is the Earth a special creation of God or just a "hunk of rock"?
A: When you read the creation account in Genesis, you find that the Earth is very special—actually it is really center stage. In fact, all the other heavenly bodies, the sun, moon and stars, were made for signs and seasons for the Earth. The Earth is the center of God's attention—it's not just an ordinary hunk of rock.
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"Atheism is the philosophy, both moral and ethical, most perfectly suited for a scientific civilization. If we work for the American Atheists today, Atheism will be ready to fill the void of Christianity's demise when science and evolution triumph.
"Without a doubt, humans and civilization are in sore need of the intellectual cleanness and mental health of Atheism."
– G. Richard Bozarth, The Meaning of Evolution, American Atheist, p. 30, September 20, 1979
But the influence of evolutionary ideas has indoctrinated many people into believing the Earth is not special.
One of the most influential evolutionists, the late Carl Sagan, said this to the world just before he died:
"We live on a hunk of rock and metal that circles a humdrum star that is one of 400 billion other stars that make up the Milky Way Galaxy, which is one of billions of other galaxies which make up a universe, which may be one of a very large number, perhaps infinite number, of other universes. That is a perspective on human life and culture that is well worth pondering."
What hopelessness there is in that statement! But what purpose and meaning there is in the statement from Genesis: "In the Beginning, God created the heavens and the earth." To learn more about special features of our planet, see The earth: how old does it look?
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Casinos >Binion's Horseshoe Hotel & Casino Las Vegas
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Best Spot Downtown – If you don't like the Strip, Binions is the best place to go, from fairly cheap gambling to good drink specials. This is the only place I go downtown...
Surrounded by entertainment complexes and resorts, this downtown Vegas classic is still devoted to gambling. – In Short
With no theme or any glamour to date it, the hotel remains popular, especially for die-hard gamblers, namely poker players. The enormous downstairs gaming area is divided into several sections. Elegant-but-simple light fixtures and old-fashioned wallpaper adorn the older areas. The hotel's steakhouse has a good view of the valley. There's also a bingo parlor, a Chinese restaurant, gift shops and a buffet located on the second level.
Simply the best – When you're through with the glitz and glamor and want to get down to gambling, the Vegas way it's time to go to Binions. Great comps, awesome gaming. Old tower rooms in need of upgrading (at least the ones the give out comp'd) but new tower rooms are very nice. Some changes now that Harrahs took over but still recommend it. Steakhouse still has fantastic food and an unbelievable view!!!
Worth a try! – One of Las Vegas's older Hotels...and ONE OF THE FEW THAT STILL REMEMBERSHOW TO TREAT ITS GUESTS. Jack Binion is the quintessential host and his character trickles down to every one of his employees. Its no wonder that the high-rollers of yester-year and their families still frequent this solid establishment. You will always feel welcome here and part of the family and you can still get decent food served by a caring staff. LAS VEGAS THE WAY IT WAS ALWAYS MEANT TO BE!
Authentic Las Vegas – After walking the strip, this place seems like coming home. Not glitzy or flashy, but the waitresses and most of the staff have been there for years and remember even small time gamblers like me. The service is fantastic. We have stayed at several hotels in Las Vegas, but come back to Binion's over and over again. Another plus is that there are other casinos near by. Just walk out of one into the other. The strip is a great place to visit, but I want to stay downtown!
home away from home – the friendly courteous service makes up for what it lacks as a tourist attraction. It reminds me of the old west with class. Its worth seeing the gun collection displayed and the Hall of Fame of legendary players.
Very Good Hotel & Casino – Very good hotel and casino. Great gaming and the Coffee Shop is a classic.
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busiris Posts: 3,458I did my first trip in 1998 on a Harley Road King. I started off from Key West, FL and rode just about every road I could find, rode up to the Arctic Circle, then grabbed the ferry at Skagway and rode it to Bellingham, WA. Then came back to SC via the southern route through Arizona, New Mexico, etc., and took 7 weeks to make the trip.
The last time (2010) I went I took my wife & younger daughter. Flew that time to Anchorage, rode the observation car on the train, stopping and staying the nite ate each stop along the way. After 6-7 days, we finally made it into Fairbanks and flew home.
You see things there that you don't see anywhere else...
Of all those, the Quest was the most comfy and the most "American" ride (the Voyager was made in Ontario, while the Quest was made in Ohio).
It's probably a pretty safe bet the Voyager had the content percentage contest down, but probably too late to know for sure at this point.
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I'm still rather mystified that a company who says they are so 'American' was completely hamstrung here, and I mean completely, when the awful tsunami hit there in 2011
That statement makes no sense when you consider the Camry was still the best selling car in the country last year.
that's a far cry from basically shutting down production
Not sure if you realize this, but Toyota manufactured over 13 million cars and trucks in N. American in 2011.
Does that sound like production was shut down to you? :confuse:
For 2012 they will exceed 15 million but they also expanded capacity.
An entire assembly built overseas, where the pads were not installed, was installed on the car, not just pads by themselves
Double standard alert!
Chevy gets a pass because the brake assembly for the Sonic is built in Korea?
Then Toyota gets a pass for rusty frames supplied by Dana and made in the USA. Note their trucks with a J first in their VIN do not have the same issue. Also remember Dana paid $25 million to settle since their frames didn't meet agreed upon standards.
Yet you've never seen it that way and mention those frames OFTEN.
Malibu led for, what, one month?
And that was with a conquest rebate targeted specifically at Honda and Toyota.
Camry still was the best seller for the year by a wide margin.
The reason I remember is the troll from the Toyota threads appeared and then disappeared just as quickly.
You didn't subscribe back then, but no response from the troll once the Camry took over again, or since.
I thought it was two months, but I could be wrong. It beat the Fusion too which was unusual at the time.
I'm not certain about the 'targeted specifically at Honda and Toyota'. I bought one at that time and I remember no special rebates for trading in a Toyota or Honda, or anything like that.
Fitzmall may have been, but although I think I got a good deal, I didn't get that and I doubt many other dealers were approaching "Fitzmall"'s deals.
The car was a very good value, IMHO less 'snoozeworthy' than a Camry, and price will make people shift allegiances.
So, still...what is making you say there were rebates or allowances that were 'directly aimed at Accord and Camry'? I'm not aware of any in particular.
I'm fairly sure, but less so, that there was a month or two when the Cruze was America's best-selling car too in that general tsunami period.


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Black Hawk's Route through Wisconsin: report of an investigation made by authority of the Legislature of Wisconsin.
This mimeographed pamphlet resulted from a request by the Wisconsin legislature in 1945 that the route of Black Hawk through the state during the summer of 1832 should be identified by a capable scholar. Its author, William T. Hagan, was working on his Ph.D. dissertation about the Sauk and Fox Indians at the time; he went on to distinguished careers as a historian of Indian-U.S. relations at North Texas State University (1950-65), the State Univ. College, Fredonia, New York (1965-88) and the University of Oklahoma (1989-95). This little monograph examines the firsthand evidence of Black Hawk's retreat from Beloit, across south-central Wisconsin, to the final massacre at Bad Axe, in Vernon Co. Although not a primary source itself, it excerpts and summarizes the most important eyewitness accounts of Black Hawk's movements in Wisconsin and its map (following page 16) provides a convenient overview of the geography of the war in Wisconsin.
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Madison: State Historical Society of Wisconsin, 1949. Digitized from Wisconsin Historical Society Library copy Pam 93-133.
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Seppi eases into semis of Kremlin Cup
Second seed Andreas Seppi reached the semi-finals of the Kremlin Cup with a 6-2 6-1 victory over Tatsuma Ito in Moscow.
The world number 25 dropped just 13 points on his serve and saved all three break points he faced in easing to victory in just 59 minutes.
His eighth-seeded opponent, by contrast, produced seven double faults and was no match for Seppi who will now play Malek Jaziri.
The world number 112 beat Czech Lukas Rosol 7-6 (7/5) 6-3 to become the first Tunisian player to reach an ATP World Tour semi-final.
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Croatia's Ivo Karlovic hit 23 aces as he defeated French qualifier Edouard Roger-Vasselin 7-6 (7/4) 6-3 in 83 minutes to reach his first ATP World Tour semi-final since April 2011.
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The Swede produced a superior all-round game for a 6-3 6-3 win and next up for Arvidsson is fellow Scandinavian Caroline Wozniacki, who is currently ranked number 11 in the world and is the third seed here in Russia.
Wozniacki had a tricky 6-2 6-7 (1/7) 6-1 win over fifth seed and defending champion Dominika Cibulkova, serving for the match twice in the second set and getting broken to love each time, before closing out the game in two hours and 11 minutes.
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Showboating. Self congratulation. Self-promotion. A sense of entitlement. Too much money. Too much talent. Bandwagon fans. Criminal behavior. Dirty play. Of all the passions that teams ordinarily inspire, widespread hatred is a pretty notable achievement. We've given our list of the most hated single-season teams in sports. Now we want to hear from you. Who are your most hated teams of all time and why?
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Aside from fan voting for the final two spots, the American and National League all-star rosters are set for the July 13 Midsummer Classic at Angel Stadium. All this begs the following questions:
**Who was the American League's biggest all-star snub among the hitters? What about the Senior Circuit?
**Which American League hitter -- Michael Young, Kevin Youkilis, Nick Swisher, Delmon Young, Paul Konerko -- deserves to win the fans' pick on the AL team?
**And which candidate -- Carlos Gonzalez, Heath Bell, Billy Wagner, Joey Votto, Ryan Zimmerman -- warrants the fans' choice in the National League?
**Was Omar Infante a justifiable selection in the National League, despite his middling numbers (.311 average, .343 OBP, 1 HR, 22 RBIs, 23 runs, 3 steals) and that fellow Brave Martin Prado could handle the duties at second base, shortstop or third base in the All-Star Game? Should Votto have made the squad over Infante, or is this not an apples-for-apples debate?
**Who should start at second base for the injured Chase Utley -- Atlanta's Prado or Cincinnati's Brandon Phillips?
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SI.com's Michael Farber writes that the New York Rangers lost the final Eastern Conference playoff berth to Philadelphia on Sunday because of a gimmick, to which we say: Boo and hoo.
The problem for the Rangers is not that they were squeezed out of the eighth spot by a dodgy system, but that they ran out of their own wiggle room in a season that was lost by indifferent play for the middle four months. Yes, the shootout remains a gimmick, but only because the NHL hasn't truly committed to the exercise since its introduction after the 2004-05 lockout.
If it had faith in the shootout, the NHL would increase the number of shooters to make it more of a team exercise. Then the league would ditch the loser point in favor of a fan-friendly, transparent standing table that reads W, L and maybe GB. And if it truly trusted the shootout, we will eventually see it in the Stanley Cup playoffs.
Feel free to cringe, but this is where the 21st century is heading. Life should move fast, to borrow from umpire Cowboy Joe West, so how much of a good playoff hockey game is too much? Three overtimes? Four? A Keith Primeau five? If somebody scores at 2:05 a.m. and nobody is awake to see it, is it still a classic?
It also is viewed as a legitimate game-ender in World Cup soccer, except for Italy's Roberto Baggio in 1994. (Spare me a basketball analogy. Those overtimes are five minutes, not one-third of a regulation game.) So cheers to a more robust shootout. After one or maybe two overtime periods of the standard five-on-five, the NHL should again revisit the idea of a four-on-four playoff overtime period. And in the unlikely event that three overtimes (an entire extra game) don't produce a winner, turn five shooters loose to decide matters.
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David Beckham will miss the World Cup after tearing his left Achilles' tendon Sunday.
He is flying to Finland Monday to have the required surgery either Monday afternoon or Tuesday.
The injury is likely to have brought an end to his international career.
How does having someone of his stature off the pitch affect soccer in general?
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The selection committee has spoken. The NCAA Tournament field of 65 is set.
But since the games don't start until Thursday ... we want to hear from you, the loyal FanNation participant, regarding this year's bracket:
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The economy grew more sluggishly in the first three months of the year than the government first reported, as higher taxes on payrolls dampened consumer spending and held overall growth down to just a 1.8 percent annual rate.
Make no mistake about it: this is really grim. And to make matters worse, it's something we did to ourselves.
The Commerce Department had earlier estimated growth at 2.4 percent. Most economists expected that number to remain when the final revision came out Wednesday.
This follows an expansion of just 0.4 percent in the fourth quarter of last year.
The biggest source of the downward revision came from consumer spending. Government economists had estimated that consumer services consumption (excluding housing and utilities) would grow by 2.5 percent, instead it grew at just 0.7 percent.
That's stall speed for consumers. Far worse, in fact, than the 2.4 percent growth seen in the fourth quarter.
There were also downward revisions to nonresidential structures investment, equipment and software spending, and the change in inventories. Government spending shrunk by slightly less than expected, so the sequester spending cuts weren't as big of a deal as some predicted. Residential investment was up by far more than expected, 14.0 percent.
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Gross private investment was revised down to 7.4 percent growth from the estimate of 9.0 percent. Commercial investment fell 8.3 percent, compared with an estimated fall of just 3.5 percent. Business investment was revised down slightly lower to 4.1 percent from 4.6 percent. Those drops likely reflect a projected weakness in the economy going forward.
That growth could fall so low in a quarter in which the Federal Reserve was engaging in a new round of quantitative easing, buying $85 billion of bonds each month, might cast doubt on the effectiveness of the program. That would be bad news for stocks, which rose for the first four months of the year on the idea that QE could prop up a weak economy. (And have recently fallen after the Fed began to explain when it would pare back the program.)
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Wednesday's news about the first quarter, while backward looking, certainly casts doubt on whether the economy is strong enough to justify lower levels of bond purchases.
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WIMBLEDON, England — No. 3 Maria Sharapova crashed out of Wimbledon on Wednesday, losing 6-3, 6-4 to qualifier Michelle Larcher de Brito of Portugal in the second round. Sharapova's loss occurred on a day when the courts at the All England Club came under fire for a high number of slips and falls. Sharapova lost her footing several times, and a nasty fall in the first round led Victoria Azarenka, the other top seed in Sharapova's half of the draw, to withdraw Wednesday with a knee injury.
Three thoughts on Sharapova's shocking loss:
1. Sharapova couldn't overcome a stellar performance by a former prodigy: Larcher de Brito may not be a household name, but she's as well known for her pedigree as she is for her whooping grunt. The 20-year-old came up through the Bollettieri program, like Sharapova, and made a name for herself when she rose to a career high of No. 76 in 2009. Now ranked No. 131, she played three matches to qualify for Wimbledon, and defeated Melanie Oudin in three sets in the first round. Her level of play against Sharapova made her look like a top-30 player; she consistently struck the ball on the rise at the baseline and smacked down the lines with great effect.
On the other hand, Sharapova simply looked flat, missing returns she normally makes and struggling to break her younger opponent's surprisingly effective serve. Sharapova, who admitted she had an off day and wasn't aggressive enough, couldn't seem to get her teeth into the match until it was too late. As Larcher de Brito served for the match at 5-4, Sharapova got the game to deuce and fought off four match points before finally succumbing to her opponent's constant pressure.
"I give her a lot of credit," Sharapova said. "I think she played extremely well today. She was really solid from the baseline. I don't feel like I was aggressive enough, that I hit the ball deep enough. I wasn't ready after the returns or the serves. She's someone that plays extremely aggressive. I just wasn't there."
2. Court conditions have to be questioned: Part of the problem for Sharapova was her footing. She fell three times during the rallies on the No. 2 Court, where Caroline Wozniacki slipped and injured her foot in the match before. Sharapova told the chair umpire that the courts were dangerous. She needed to call the trainer after her third tumble, which seemed to strain her hip.
"Well, after I buckled my knee three times, that's obviously my first reaction," Sharapova said of her message to the umpire. "And because I've just never fallen that many times in a match before. Those are the conditions that are there for my opponent, as well. Just took a lot more falls than she did today."
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Wednesday featured a record seven retirements or walkovers in singles and one retirement in doubles because of injuries. While the men's injuries appear to be pre-existing or freak accidents, the players have been slipping and falling at an alarming rate this year. How much of it is related to the condition of the courts and how much of it is just the difficult transition from clay to grass? Wozniacki refused to make a causal link, but she admitted the surface feels different this year.
"I find them a little bit slower, first of all," she said. "I don't know if the grass is a little longer, what it is. But, yeah, I think they're more similar to the Olympics last year than they were to Wimbledon last year."
3. Get ready for a surprise finalist: On a day with seven retirements or walkovers, both the men's and women's draws are hanging by a thread. Azarenka's withdrawal seemed to have paved the way for Sharapova to make the final without much challenge. Now that both the No. 2 and No. 3 seeds are out of the bottom half of the draw, the highest remaining seed is painfully erratic former Wimbledon champion Petra Kvitova. This is a huge opportunity for someone in that half, including Sloane Stephens, who is into the third round after defeating Andrea Petkovic.


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- The name on the credit card used at check-in to pay for incidentals must be the primary name on the guestroom reservation.
- Fees
- Unless otherwise indicated, the charges below are not included in the overall room price. If not included in the overall room price, they will be charged by the property at check-in or check-out. Charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book. This property told us they will charge you for the following:
We have included all charges provided to us by the property. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- Christmas Eve (24 December) Gala Dinner per adult: USD 12.50
- Christmas Eve (24 December) Gala Dinner per child: USD 6 (from 7 to 11 years old)
- New Year's Eve (31 December) Gala Dinner per adult: USD 12.50
- New Year's Eve (31 December) Gala Dinner per child: USD 6 (from 7 to 11 years old)
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
- Fee for in-room wireless Internet: USD 5 per day (rates may vary)
- Fee for wireless Internet in public areas: USD 5 per day (rates may vary)
- In-room safe fee: USD 1 per day
- Additional Details
This property's policy is to refuse certain bookings for the purpose of group events or parties, including pre-wedding stag/bachelor and hen/bachelorette parties. Children 11 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding. Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms. No pets and no service animals are allowed at this property.