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Best Fight: Diego Brandao vs. Dennis Bermudez
Worst Fight: None
1) Johnny Bedford d. Louis Gaudinot: Bedford was one of my favorite
fighters on the show and he looked great hear against one of the
toughest guys in the house. Bedford is such a huge Bantamweight so he
will have an advantage in this division. Gaudinot is perfect example
how the UFC needs to get a 125lb division soon.
2) Tony Ferguson vs. Yves Edwards: Good fight, but I had Edwards
winning Rounds 2 and 3. I have a feeling with that the judges gave
Ferguson the second round because of the late takedown, but I don't
believe he did much damage with hit. I thought Edwards connected with
much harder shots in that round and also the third. Ferguson rolling
umaplata was wicked looking and also impressive.
3) Bantamweight Tournament Finale: Johnny Dodson d. TJ Dillashaw:
Both of these guys are good, but Dodson is just too explosive and
amazing athlete. Many picked Dillashaw to win this entire tournament
from the start, but after seeing Dodson a few times he was my
Dillashaw will be successful in this division and the loss won't see
him cut from the UFC. Dodson has a tons of charisma and could be the
face of 125lb Flyweight division in the future. I like Dodson, but he
is really annoying at the same time to where you want to see him lose.
He is definitely a personality the bantamweight division needs.
4) Diego Brandao d. Dennis Bermudez: What a round! This was an
amazing back and forth fight that could get some late votes for fight
of the year. Brandao is going to be a player in the Featherweight
division in the near future. Bermudez also is going to just get better.
5) Michael Bisping d. Mayhem Miller: Though I am always rooting for
Bisping to get KO'd, but Bisping versus Anderson Silva has a chance to
be money down the line. Miller though he lost and didn't look good
against Bisping, really made himself a babyface in the UFC from his
personality on the show. If Sonnen loses to Munoz on the next Fox
show, I could see Silva vs. Bisping in Brazil.
John LaRocca
San Jose, CA
My AT&T U-Verse went off during the main, but I recorded the replay and was able to see
the whole fight. FYI.
Thumbs up, awesome night of fights that, due to a great season of great fighters, I was
stoked to see.
Best fight: Go Diego Go!! Probably because I get a hard-on for slick BJJ finishes like
Worst fight: Edwards/Ferguson. Why was this even on?
They have created two new stars in Diego and Dodson. If these guys have any skill to
hang in the UFC they will be fucking HUGE. Dodson you either love or want to hit, and
Diego you cheer for him like a football hooligan during the fight and want to give him a
hug afterward.
Hated the result of the main, but it was a great fight, Bisping was able to put the fight
where he wanted and that was that. I think Bisping is a twat but I love him as a
fighter. Mayhem's test will be how he comes back from this.
Seeing as how you had a number of legit 125ers, any chance UFC will open up that division
now, hell you had two of them on the main card.
Mike DeGeorge
Best Fight: Diego vs. Bermudez
Worst Fight: Ferguson vs. Edwards
Worst Finish: Bisping over Miller because it was Bisping over Miller
I lost the feed just as Bisping-Miller was starting from AT&T so I can't comment on specifics. At first I thought the dropped signal was a result of the new Dana-Spike feud, but it was all AT&T cable channels. Had to read the result. Very disappointing that Mayhem wasn't able to deliver. Maybe he peaked a couple years ago? I still don't buy Bisping as a title contender, every time he faces a top level fighter he's lost. Plus he's an asshole.
Great finish for the featherweight finals, but this fight showed what I suspected, that while Diego Brandao is good, he is not a world beater. Thing is, he's so amazing at selling this Road Warrior gimmick of being completely unstoppable. He cuts these crazy promos, has great facials, and looks great in squash matches, just like the LOD. So when he fights average fighters, or weaker willed ones like Bryan Caraway, they give up before the bell rings. Yet top fighters, or those that aren't intimidated can more than hold their own. And as much as Diego was bragging after his armbar finish, Bermudez was kicking his ass. And Bermudez isn't even that much of a striker. If Brandao faced a top notch featherweight striker, he will fold. That being said, great awareness and presence to snap that armbar in, yet Bermudez was stupid for leaving his left hand perfectly in position.
The real gem for the UFC is going to be John Dodson. I didn't see his win as an upset at all. He is the real life version of Rey Mysterio's pseudo-gimmick in the late 90's/early 00's where his diminutive size actually gives him an advantage. Dodson is too tiny and squirelly to wrap your arms around to clinch. If you try to use your reach advantage to outstrike him, he's too small a target and bouncy to hit with a punch. And if you get too close he'll pepper you with fifty uppercuts before you can push him away. And then while you're trying to figure him out, he bounces around and hits punches from the side. And if you are able to actually get a takedown, he's so damn bouncy, slippery, and small, he gets right up again. It's along the lines of why Darren Sproles is so tough to tackle in the NFL. Right now, I think the only guy with a shot to beat Dodson is an experienced technical striker with a game plan like Dominick Cruz. However if they fought next week I'd pick Dodson because it's going to take a few fights for people to figure him out, sorta like how people are still trying to figure out Jon Jones. The other thing is, because of his size, EVERYONE underestimates him and can't believe it when he's kicking their asses. I'd pick him over just about any bantamweight right now. As for his intangibles, he's a great unique personality with an interesting look, and reminds me of my five year old son after eating ten bags of Skittles.
To show that being small isn't the newest trend for domination, take in point Louis Gaudinot. He's near the same size as Dodson which only proves how good Dodson is. Gaudinot is an idiot who fights like he's 6' 250 pounds. Problem is he's 5'2" and 80% of the UFC is bigger and stronger than him and easily overpower him. He's not quick and thinks being a firey brawler can beat anybody. Instead of being quick to evade, he gets in there to brawl and gets overpowered and mauled every single time. Note Johnny Bedford was zapped to death by the smaller Dodson in the semis, yet Gaudinot tried to stand toe to toe with a giant and Bedford had his way with him.
Ok win by Tony Ferguson, but he just proved to be the typical Ultimate Fighter winner who just can't seem to finish anybody. The other highlight was the trailer for Gina Carano's "Haywire". I can't wait for that.
Thumbs up
Best fights: Ferguson/Delorme and Brandao/Bermudez
Worst fight: Miller/Bisping
This card was an excellent showcase of lighter weight classes and their potential for amazing bouts. It also was a showcase in what happens when marketing trumps a fighters' ability.
The first round of Ferguson/Delorme was so much fun. It's not often one sees such a battle of wills on the ground as that extended triangle choke attempt by Delorme. So much brilliance going on in such a subtle environment as jiu-jitsu made an excellent contrast with the later savagery (that ended with slick jiu-jitsu) of Brandao/Bermudez. These fights were both exhilarating from start to finish.
And then there was a main event. Rogan can go on about adrenaline dump all he likes, but Miller has been fighting on big stages too long to blame a loss on jitters. Yes it's the biggest stage, but he's been a professional too long for that. He looked like a rank amateur against a very talented, elite level guy in Bisping. Mayhem Miller looked like he had no business in the same arena as the Count, let alone facing him in the cage; and certainly not trying to stand with him. Bisping was a man who collapsed at the end of the fight from kicking his opponent's ass almost non stop for two rounds. I've been a fan of Miller's for quite a while (ever since he got handled by GSP, in fact) but if he returns in the UFC it should not be against anything more than a mid-level gatekeeper type. He has a lot of ground to make up after tonight.
Travis Reynolds
Best fight: DIEGO BRANDAO VS. DENNIS BERMUDEZ
Worst fight: MICHAEL BISPING VS. JASON MILLER
Those last three bouts were memorable for different reasons.
John Dodson has all sorts of talent and crazy charisma. Heel? Face? I don't care – I just wanna see him fight again!
Brandao and Bermudez are awesome talent, too. That match left me breathless. I was stoked to see Bermudez get the knockdown and pound on Brandao, but I was equally impressed with how Diego turned it into a submission. Just a sensational fight.
I didn't see much of the prelims but Bisping vs Miller gets worst fight almost by default. We all knew how this fight was gonna end but the real disappointing aspect was how unimpressive Bisping looked against a journeyman fighter living off his charisma. Despite Joe Rogan's bullshit, no-one can make me believe Bisping has a snowball in hell's chance of troubling Anderson Silva.
And I think Bisping would be the first to admit it after tonight's effort. As for Miller, what do you do with the guy? Send him to Strikeforce maybe.
All in all, another sensational show by UFC to follow up on their first FOX special.
Dann Lennard
Sydney, Australia
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Is this the most important week of the Ducks' season? It's likely that others will loom larger, especially as playoff time comes close, but this week in mid-November has to rank as one huge key to how this team does this year.
Consider this: coming into Friday night, they were on a six-game winless streak. They had just 13 points, and they were playing Vancouver, who, despite their struggles, were ahead of the Anaheim team by four, with 17. They needed to beat the Canucks. For one period, nobody scored. In the second, the Ducks poured in four goals, including two on the power play.
They almost gave it all back in period three, sitting idly by while the Canucks scored three times on 22 shots. Anaheim, in turn, put just two pucks on net. You read that right.
They held on, barely and without having the puck in the Canucks' end at all in period three. In the end, it was of no matter—they won, closing to within two points of the team while remaining well back in the West.
Which brings us to Sunday, when the Wild came to town. The Ducks, had they been paying any attention to the media at all (as in, IH), would have known that this team was going to come in fired up. Their coach, while an extremely polite man, was about as angry as a nest of disturbed hornets after his team dumped their Saturday night contest in LA, going behind 5-0 before clawing back a couple of goals. He said, repeatedly, that his team simply hadn't shown up for the game, and indicated that things had better be different twenty hours in the future.
They were. Minnesota came out in Anaheim determined, not insanely overreacting, but steadily putting their foot on the gas, and on the necks of the Ducks.
Turnovers, for one thing, were forced by the visiting team early, and while they took one penalty in the first few minutes and watched as the Ducks worked the puck around their zone and through their slot, they didn't give up a goal. Coach Yeo said after, "You look at our first goal. A guy battles behind the net, takes the puck down low, and puts it in the blue paint," as a way of describing the mentality which characterized his team. That battler, by the way, was Nick Johnson, and the goalscorer Kyle Brodziak. The tally came with just about six minutes gone.
Even before that, the Wild did not sit passively by. Early, Darroll Powe took a puck away from a Ducks' player at the Anaheim blueline, burst toward the net, and got off a shot. It was kind of off-speed, but it nearly fooled Jonas Hiller as a result. Powe was also in on the team's first goal, getting the primary assist.
That goal was textbook hard work, to repeat a term I used of their opponents, the Kings, last night. Not pretty, but the result of a guy, Johnson, digging the puck out from behind the Anaheim net and going hard to the front, into a crowd. The puck got kind of lost in the bodies, but Powe got a touch on it and out it popped to the stick of Brodziak, who slammed it past Hiller.
They scored again when Matt Cullen burst around Toni Lydman at the Anaheim blueline, passed off to Cal Clutterbuck, who was covered by a reaching Luca Sbisa. Or uncovered, as the case was. Clutterbuck passed it back to Cullen, who rifled a wrister past Hiller. It was the team's 14th shot on the night, against five for the Ducks. None on Anaheim's part had been dangerous.
They did it once more with less than a minute to go in the first. It was another hardworking goal, forced on a turnover in front of the Ducks' bench. The puck came out of a crowd to Pierre-Marc Bouchard, who passed it across to Justin Falk, who slapped a fluttering puck that went between Hiller's arm and body. The replay showed that the lane to the net was clear. Translation: Hiller should have stopped it, and not doing so cost him his playing time for the rest of the game.
The second period started out with Dan Ellis in net. After, the coach said, "I just felt that one goal [the third] went through Jonas, went through his arm, and I don't know if it was as much Jonas, or the team that was in front of him. We just, at times, were finding ways for those goals to get across the line. I think we all share in that responsibility."
When asked whether his team should be better given that there are a lot of veterans, particularly amongst the elite forwards, Carlyle said, "That's even more frustrating, and Jonas Hiller's in there [that group]. Toni Lydman is in there. We're leaning on those people to play to a higher level. As an organization and a coaching staff, we're not dumping on those guys, it's just that our results are driven by the core of our group. . . . We have to find a way to motivate, stimulate, and get this group to play at a higher level that what it's at now. That's what's frustrating for everybody."
What's got to change? Hall of Fame writer Helene Elliott subtly hinted at the question of Carlyle's tenure, I think, when she said, "Do you feel as a coach that you're still able to get your message across, that guys are getting what you're saying?"
"Some days," Carlyle started out, "it looks like that, like they do understand. Other days it doesn't. That's the frustrating part. It's our responsibility as a coaching staff to stimulate, to get players to be game ready. Obviously we have to take a share of the responsibility that we didn't do a good enough job [tonight]."
Now there's a subtle dance for you. Elliott asks the question more by implication that directly ("he was fired because he couldn't get through to his players anymore" being the headline in the air). Carlyle shifts the pronouns from "I" to "we." Hmm.
Earlier Ryan Getzlaf had flatly denied that the coach wasn't getting through to the team, saying that the guys in the room needed to step up, that it was no lack of preparation or attitude that was the cause of the coach.
When queried as to why his team had come out so slowly, Carlyle asserted, "The desperation that we show in the latter parts of the hockey games is what we require for the entire sixty minutes."
When asked what he planned to do with, or to, the team to get them going, he replied, "I think that your time on the [practice] ice and their time on the ice is more productive [if you] work on defensive zone coverage, your specialty teams, and . . . your execution level. Those are the three things that I practice and focus on after situations like this."
Will he have meetings? "The NHL is full of meetings. We meet every day, win or lose, it's always meetings. There's different kinds of meetings and there's different times. We've talked and we've discussed, and we've shown video, and we basically have said to ourselves that we're going to continue to try to drive home the message that what we're doing situation A, B, or C, or D or E, some nights we're doing it sixty, seventy percent of the time, and what's required is that you do it one hundred percent of the time, and that's where we have to get to."
What happens as the week continues is that Anaheim faces LA twice, once Wednesday at Staples and then Thursday in Anaheim. By the end of the span, they will have had the chance for eight points against Western Conference opponents, a swing that could tell the difference between playing catchup for a couple of months or feeling like they're more comfortably in charge of their own destiny.
Ducks Notes
The Ducks expect Lubomir Visnovsky to be out for about four weeks with a broken finger.
On a non-NHL note, the Courtice atom team beat their archrival Orono Saturday, with Daniel Reimer gaining two assists and taking what he termed a good penalty. "I had to trip the guy to stop him from scoring, Uncle Bean." I heard it straight from the source.
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The Heart of Iowa Wine Trail will host Wines Gone Wild (formerly known as Tropical Winefest) at Capitol Square in Downtown Des Moines on April 4. The event had previously been held at the Greater Des Moines Botanical Garden and the Scottish Rite Consistory, but organizers say the event has outgrown both of the venues and is expected to have nearly 700 attendees this year. This year's Wines Gone Wild will feature all 15 Heart of Iowa Wine Trail wineries/vineyards, as well as a number of Des Moines area restaurants and food vendors. Patrons will be able to sample area wines and munch on hors d'ouevres in a casual, relaxed atmosphere while listening to live music by the Tony Valdez Duo and participating in prize drawings. Wines served at the event will also be available for purchase. Tickets for the event are $30 per person (must be 21), and they may be purchased online through MidwesTix.
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I was working late last night, I have a laptop with a dodgy powersupply so I'm very careful when I shut it down.
It was off I know it was I selected shutdown watched it turn off and disconnected the supply myself.
At 03:00 hrs I saw the optical mouse light up and the CD drive spin up!
I opened the lid to see the on screen message say "Configuring Updates".
So Bill's boys have managed to forcibly install windows updates and wake my sleeping machine at 3:00 am to install them.
Then I get my first support call from a client at 07:30am saying that her server was not responding and that there were error messages and the RDP & VPN doesn't work anymore! A restart fixed it but the logs also recorded the 03:00 Windows update!
I have had 3 similar reports this morning that all relate to the 3:00 am update and the AV software is very unhappy about this activity!
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- 1 teaspoon cornmeal
- Cooking spray
- 3 tablespoons refrigerated pesto with basil (such as Buitoni)
- 1/2 cup (2 ounces) shredded fresh mozzarella cheese
- 1/2 cup part-skim ricotta cheese
- 1/2 cup sliced small tomatoes (such as Campari tomatoes)
- 1/4 teaspoon black pepper
- 1/4 cup small basil leaves
- Crushed red pepper (optional)
- 1. Preheat broiler to high.
- 2. Place a baking sheet in oven; heat for 10 minutes.
- 3. While baking sheet heats, place crust on another baking sheet sprinkled with cornmeal. Lightly coat crust with cooking spray. Spread pesto evenly over crust, leaving a 1-inch border; sprinkle mozzarella evenly over pesto. Dollop ricotta, by teaspoonfuls, evenly over mozzarella. Slide crust onto preheated baking sheet, using a spatula as a guide. Broil 5 inches from heat for 5 minutes or until cheese begins to melt. Remove from oven; top evenly with tomatoes, black pepper, and basil. Sprinkle with red pepper, if desired. Cut into 8 slices.
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Floyd is set to serve 87 days in prison, which was reduced from his potentially 34 year sentence due to his plea deal. While in jail, Floyd will only be allowed one hour of workout time per day, which is miniscule in the professional boxing world. At the age of 35, it makes me terribly nervous to see Floyd have to spend nearly three months without his regular workout schedule. Once he gets out, it could take him a while to get back into boxing shape, and it will give him yet another excuse to avoid Pacquaio.
When the Mayweather/Pacquiao rumors began, the deal for the fight fell apart when Floyd demanded that Pacquiao take a drug test. Pacquaio agreed to do so, but not within a certain time period of the fight, as he didn't want to mess with his pre-fight routine. Floyd insisted that the test be within that time frame, and the fight never happened. Then Floyd publicly announced that he would be fighting Pacquaio, a claim that Pacquiao's promoter Bob Arum promptly denied. Not sure what Floyd was going for there. After that, Floyd announced on Twitter that he was officially calling out Pacquiao to fight him just before Floyd would go to jail (for the sentence he is about to begin). This seemed promising, but talks again fell apart when Floyd demanded more than a 50-50 split of the money, which was ridiculous. Pacquiao is a better fighter right now, and, at least to me, he is more appealing. I'd be watching that fight more for him than for Floyd. So why should Floyd get more money?
I'll tell you why, because Floyd knew Pacquiao would say no. He's just messing with him for some strange reason. He wants to make the people believe that he wants to fight Pacquiao, when in reality he's terrified of tainting his perfect record of 43-0. This fight will happen if Floyd wants it too, and I hope to God that when Floyd gets out of jail he'll grow a pair and make this thing go down. (I mean "grow a pair" by professional boxing standards, I wouldn't fight Pac Man for all the money in the world).


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STORRS, CT - The Rutgers men's and women's swimming and diving teams both kept their perfect records alive with a sweep of Connecticut and set several pool records at the Wolff-Zackin Natatorium. The men's team (2-0, 2-0 BIG EAST) won 150.5-137.5, while the women (2-0, 2-0 BIG EAST) swam their way to a 153-134 victory.
For the men, senior Matt Campbell (Haddonfield, NJ) won the 50 free (20.66), setting a Connecticut pool record and registering the fastest time in the BIG EAST this season. Junior Jonathan Stinson (North Cape May, NJ) was a double-winner, taking the 100 (51.97) and 200 backstroke (1:51.73). Senior William Dennis (West Long Branch, NJ) was also a double-winner in the 100 (57.73) and 200 breaststroke (2:07.16). Sophomore Jamie Miller (Hamburg, NY) won the 1000 free (9:38.32).
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Tanya's travels have taken her to more than 30 countries across the globe. With a passion for unusual destinations, her adventures range from camping alongside Komodo dragons in Indonesia to shaking hands with soldiers in North Korea. In Singapore, you may find her scuba-diving at Pulau Hantu or scouring Little India for the spiciest masala dosa.
In addition to being Travelfish's Singapore correspondent, Tanya's writing and photography has appeared in print publications like Asian Geographic, PhotoYou, Expat Living, Singapore Connection, TigerTales, and Southeast Asia Backpacker magazine. She also manages various travel-related websites including www.idreamofdurian.com, www.geekswithpassports.com and www.foodieswithpassports.com.
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Spicy, sour, sweet and savoury – the popular Singapore hawker dish of laksa blends many flavours into one delicious bowl. Once you try it, you may just find yourself craving hot soup in spite of the tropical heat. While most Singapore hawker dishes can be categorised as having Chinese, Malay or Indian origins, laksa is … read the full post
How to sign up for a free Wireless@SG WiFi accountFirst published: 21 May 2012
UPDATE, November 14, 2013: Please see the latest on getting online on the go in Singapore here. Singapore may not be the cheapest country in Southeast Asia for a holiday, but at least you don't have to pay for the WiFi. That's right, as part of its uber-modern image Singapore has invested in a wireless … read the full post
Singapore's Labrador Nature ReserveFirst published: 17 May 2012
Singapore has many public parks, but if you want to picnic by the seaside, walk through dense jungle and learn about World War II history there's only one that fits the bill: the Labrador Nature Reserve. Located along the south coast of Singapore quite close to Sentosa Island, Labrador Park was officially upgraded to a … read the full post
A visit to the farms of Singapore's Kranji countrysideFirst published: 14 May 2012
Although Singapore is so densely populated that the government has resorted to literally increasing the size of the island, the northwest corner of the country remains refreshingly rural. The few businesses operating here have banded together to promote the Kranji countryside as an "agri-tainment" destination where you can visit small farms selling organic veggies, goat … read the full post
Singapore's other 62 islands: Pulau UbinFirst published: 10 May 2012
Any Singapore trivia buff should know that the city-state isn't made up of just one island, but 63 small separate ones. In my ongoing series exploring the 62 lesser-known islands, I take a short bumboat ride to the east coast island of Pulau Ubin, one of the most rustic places left in Singapore. In local … read the full post
The best Singapore iPhone food appsFirst published: 07 May 2012
To quote Singaporean food blogger Leslie Tay, "Never waste your calories on yucky food!" This is even more important for visitors to Singapore who have a limited number of meals to sample the city's diverse and delicious cuisine. Thankfully, there's no shortage of food apps to direct smartphone-toting travellers to the most mouthwatering meals. Note: … read the full post
Mexican food in SingaporeFirst published: 04 May 2012
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Review: Malaysian Food Street at Resorts World SentosaFirst published: 01 May 2012
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Inside a traditional Chinese funeral shopFirst published: 27 Apr 2012
Singapore is often dismissed as being the most Westernised country in Asia, but the older generation has hung on to many customs including traditional Chinese funeral rites. While funerals are deeply personal affairs that visitors probably shouldn't intrude upon, you can gain some insight by visiting a Chinese funeral supply shop. Funeral supply shops are … read the full post
Kampong Buangkok: Singapore's last traditional villageFirst published: 23 Apr 2012
When Singapore split from Malaysia in the early 1960s, the government implemented a number of policies to rapidly modernise the newly independent city-state. One of them was to move all the people from Malaysian-style kampong villages to the high-rise public housing apartments. Somehow, one of these traditional villages was spared from the bulldozer and survives … read the full post


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Salisbury University, located on Maryland's beautiful eastern shore, 30 miles west of Ocean City and two hours from both Baltimore and Wilmington, DE, remains a Nike Lacrosse camp favorite for many.
The university's great location, outstanding facilities and talented coaching staff make Salisbury University a popular destination for young athletes to improve their lacrosse skills each summer. Our goal is to stimulate a love for the game by immersing you in the sport and giving you the kind of focused, intensive training essential to improvement. Over the course of camp, your enthusiasm and self-confidence will grow along with your skills.
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Head Coach Jim Nestor begins his 13th season at the helm of the Salisbury University women's lacrosse team in 2014.
Nestor guided Salisbury to its second NCAA title in 2013 with a 23-0 record. SU was rarely tested during the regular season, never trailing at halftime and winning all 16 regular-season games by no fewer than six goals. After rolling through the Capital Athletic Conference tournament and the first two rounds of the NCAA tournament, the Sea Gulls ran into their first close game, never trailing, but battling to the final horn against Franklin & Marshall College in the NCAA quarterfinals, for an 8-6 win.
The Sea Gulls trailed in the national semifinal round, 5-3 at halftime, to Middlebury College, but battled back for an 8-7 win.
The next day, in the national championship game, Salisbury would breathe a bit easier, jumping out to a 4-0 lead against Trinity (Conn.) College in the first 12 minutes of the game. The Bantams would cut the edge to two, but would get no closer as Nestor and the Sea Gulls claimed the title, 12-5.
Nestor was named IWLCA National Coach of the Year for the third time, Chesapeake Region Coach of the Year for the seventh time.Read Full Bio
Nestor led Salisbury to the NCAA title game for the fourth time in his tenure in 2012 as SU finished the season at 22-1 overall in and 8-0 in the Capital Athletic Conference. The Gulls claimed their 10 CAC championship under Nestor and placed seven players on the All-CAC teams, had the CAC Player of the Year, six all-regional selections four All-Americans and the National Goalie of the Year. Nestor has mentored 33 All-Americans in his Salisbury tenure.
In 2011 Nestor led the team to its ninth-straight and 11th overall Capital Athletic Conference championship, which allowed the program to make its 12th NCAA tournament appearance. Two players from the 2011 squad were named to the All-American teams.
Coach Nestor guided the Sea Gulls to the programs first national championship in 2010 as the Gulls went 21-1. Salisbury captured the championship with a come-from-behind 7-6 victory over Hamilton College in the national championship. Additionally the Sea Gulls had three players garner All-American honors and seven players capture All-CAC accolades. Salisbury has now had 38 All-Americans since 1978 and 27 under Nestor. This season marked the sixth time in Nestor's nine seasons that he brought the Sea Gulls to the Division III final four.
Nestor's eighth season was another one for the record books as the Sea Gulls made a run at a number of program records in 2009. Salisbury's 244 caused turnovers in 2009 were the most in program history. The Sea Gulls' 385 goals both 577 points both ranked second in program history while the 192 assists the team had were fourth-best. Seniors Robyn Bishop, Sarah McKinley and Sonja Stuart were all named IWLCA first team All-Americans while junior Beth Rhodey was named to the second team and senior Holly Johnson was an honorable mention All-American. McKinley was named the National Defender of the Year and Stuart was named the National Goalie of the Year.
In 2008, Nestor and the Gulls put together quite a record-breaking year as they finished the season 22-1 overall, 7-0 in the Capital Athletic Conference. The Sea Gulls claimed the CAC crown for the sixth consecutive year. For the majority of the season, SU held the No. 1 ranking in the Division III polls. Their quest at a perfect season ended when the maroon and gold were defeated by the eventual national champion Hamilton College in the NCAA semifinals, 11-10. Under the guidance of Nestor, the Sea Gulls compiled a school record 22 wins for the season. They also set NCAA records for goals scored (433), assists (230) and total points (663). The Sea Gulls advanced to the program's fifth overall national semifinal, fourth in the past five seasons, and have finished as national runner-up twice in Nestor's tenure.
In his eight seasons as head coach, Nestor holds a remarkable .887 winning percentage (157-20) and has advanced to the NCAA tournament in each of the past eight years. His overall women's lacrosse coaching record is 236-59-1 (.797) in 16 seasons.
As a by-product of the team's success, Nestor has been named CAC Coach of the Year eight times (2003-10), had 42 players named to the all-conference team; which includes the 2005 Player of the Year Linda Ackermann, 2006 Player of the Year Kate Scott, 2007 & 2008 Player of the Year Sue Ackermann and 2010 Player of the Year Kim Cudmore, had 27 players earn Intercollegiate Women's Lacrosse Coaches Association (IWLCA) All-American honors and had four players earn national position player of the years awards in Kate Scott (2006 National Attacker of the Year), Kelly Phillips (2007 National Defender of the Year), Sarah McKinley (2009 National Defender of the Year) and Sonja Stuart (2009 National Goalie of the Year). In addition, Nestor was named IWLCA's Chesapeake Region Coach of the Year in 2004, '05, '07 and '08 and the IWLCA South Atlantic Region Coach of the Year in 2009. He was selected as the 2005 IWLCA Division III Coach of the Year.
Nestor, who also coaches the Salisbury women's soccer team, is a 1990 graduate of the University who returned to his Alma Mater after serving as the head coach for both women's lacrosse and women's soccer at Division II Gannon University in Erie, PA, for six years.
Nestor compiled a 73-20-1 record in six seasons with the Gannon women's lacrosse program. He guided the team to a winning season every year during the program's six-year history. Gannon won three straight ECAC Championships from 1998-2000, and was named the co-national champion by the IWLCA following the 2000 season. Nestor was named the IWLCA's Division II Coach of the Year in 1996 and was recognized as the NCAA Division II Coach of the Year in 2000 by College LacrosseUSA.com. Gannon had 21 players recognized as IWLCA All-Americans during Nestor's tenure with the program. His coaching resume also includes stints at Frostburg (MD) State (1991-92), Colby-Sawyer (NH) (1992-94) and Lafayette (PA) (1994). Nestor was the head coach at Colby-Sawyer for two seasons where his teams went 6-19.
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Campers are supervised 24 hours a day. The staff live in the dormitories with the campers and participate in evening activities. Drugs, alcohol and tobacco are strictly prohibited, and constitute, along with general misconduct, grounds for dismissal from camp without a refund.
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- 7:30 am Breakfast (Overnighters)
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- Noon Lunch and rest
- 1:30 pm 1v1, 2v2, and fastbreaks
- 3:00 pm Drill stations and scrimmaging
- 5:00 pm Dinner and supervised free time
- 6:30 pm Back to field for games
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Defining Vermont's foodshedMarch 31,2014Throughout the planning process developing Vermonts Farm to Plate Strategic Plan, we heard many definitions about what the geographic boundaries of local food means to different people. Early localvores often used a 30, 50 or 100 mile radius, while others believe local to be a broader, more regional concept. Labeling food as local is important to consumers as well as producers, processors, distributors, and retailers along the value chain.
The Farm to Plate Strategic Plan aligns with the State of Vermonts definition of local: food that is produced or processed within a 30 mile radius of any given locale. So when you take the perspective of the state as a whole, this means that local is Vermont+30 miles; which includes any place in New York, southern Quebec, New Hampshire, and Massachusetts that is within 30 miles of Vermonts border. Some have agreed with this definition and others have found it to be too broad or too narrow. We define regional to include the six New England States, plus New York and southern Quebec.
While we have adopted this geographic definition, the Farm to Plate Network continues to wrestle with the concept of exactly what gets counted. Everyone agrees that if its grown here, its local. But how about specialty foods: the salsa that uses Vermont grown tomatoes only in summer or the bakery that has only one product which uses local wheat? How about coffee and peanut butter products? When it comes to processed foods, it gets complicated. We want to support processing businesses adding value to Vermont grown foods, but we dont want to ignore the importance of local food manufacturers that may not be using local ingredients yet do create livable wage jobs here in the state.
Legislatively, Farm to Plate is about creating economic development opportunities and jobs in the farm and food sector, and increasing access of healthy, local food for all Vermonters. The plans 25 goals which we hope to reach by 2020, include: increasing farm viability, improving the environment, and reducing food insecurity. In order to reach some of these goals we will need to think broader, and more regionally.
Definitions aside, how do these questions play out in actual purchasing decisions? What do you do when you are standing in the grocery store, trying to make a decision about a particular food?
The Northeast Organic Farmers Association has championed a simple three tiered approach to local and regional food sourcing. When possible, buy foods in season as geographically close or ultra local to you as possible. When those are not available, source from other parts of the stateotherwise referred to as Vermont+30 mileswhat both the state of Vermont and Farm to Plate define as local. When its not available in Vermont, look to regional producers in other New England states, New York or southern Quebec.
The importance of supporting regional after local is especially relevant when trying to source food for institutional marketssuch as schools, hospitals, universities, senior meal sites and nursing homes. These markets are looking for greater volumes and a consistent supply of high quality food at lower price points. NOFA-VT works closely with the Vermont Agency of Agriculture to expand the institutional marketplace and is also engaged with leaders within the Farm to Plate Farm to Institution Task Force.
Being a localvore is very much about paying attention to where our food comes from and how its produced. Foodthe way it is grown, distributed, and consumedaffects our health, environment, and economy. Our food choices make a big impact. So if you can purchase foodwhether grown or processedfrom your community, Vermont, or the larger New England region rather than from California, Mexico, or China, please do!
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ARLINGTON, Texas – A community event held during the second day of Organized Team Activities isn't the typical setting to address seismic changes in the Cowboys' upcoming season.
But there they were, roughly a dozen Cowboys veterans at Globe Life Park in Arlington for a charity home run derby, just hours after their first OTA practice since
"I was right behind him when it happened. And that's one of my best friends on the team. Feels kind of awful," said
The recovery time for an ACL tear is somewhere in the range of eight to 12 months, leading to the widely-accepted speculation that Lee's season is done before it even started. Cowboys coach Jason Garrett declined to speak definitively on the subject, however, saying the team is still evaluating its top linebacker.
"Sean is still under evaluation today, and we'll continue that before we make any definitive conclusions on what his status is," Garrett said.
Regardless of that status, the NFL and OTAs roll on – "next man up," as has become a popular phrase around Valley Ranch. At Wednesday's practice, rookie linebacker
"I've still got to get my alignments down and just play fast and just try to learn as quick as I can," Hitchens said. "They're not here to hold my hand and walk me through this stuff, so I've got to take a lot of time on my own to learn this playbook."
Of course, it might not all fall on the rookie considering the Cowboys' crowded depth chart at the position. Some have speculated about the possibility of addressing Lee's loss in free agency, which is something Garrett didn't rule out. He did add, though, that he likes the potential already on the roster – including young players and veterans.
"We always want to be able to look at the entire landscape of who's available to us," he said. "But we felt like we've added some resources to our team at that position – we want to give guys a chance and see what they can do."
Pressed for specifics aside from Hitchens,who was drafted as a potential backup for Lee, Garrett noted two of his backup middle linebackers from 2013 – both of whom were pressed into service by injuries to the squad.
"It means a lot. He's bought into this program and he wants to win – if he's on the field or if he's not,"
Hitchens said. "It means a lot to me, being a younger guy, that he's helping me out already."
Having seen Lee fight through other injury issues in the past, Garrett said he wouldn't expect anything less.
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Three-time world boxing champion Hector "Macho" Camacho is brain dead following a drive-by shooting in Puerto Rico, a doctor said on Thursday.
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Former champion boxer Hector "Macho" Camacho was seriously wounded Tuesday in a shooting outside the Puerto Rican capital, and doctors and his spokesman said he was expected to survive.
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Adrien Broner stopped Antonio DeMarco in the eighth round to take the WBC lightweight championship Saturday night at Boardwalk Hall.
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On Friday April 27th, Ferry Corsten is returning to Ministry Of Sound London for the first time in over a year. During this night, The Gallery is celebrating its milestone 17th birthday! This set will be recorded LIVE for broadcast across the UK via Kiss FM.
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Sources: Browns to hire Kyle Shanahan as offensive coordinator
Cleveland, OH, United States (4E Sports) – The Cleveland Browns are expected to hire Kyle Shanahan as their new offensive coordinator, according to sources.
Shanahan worked as offensive coordinator for four years with the Washington Redskins under his father, Mike Shanahan. They were both fired last season.
In 2008, the younger Shanahan became the NFL's youngest coordinator at 28 when he worked with the Houston Texans under Gary Kubiak.
A team source said Shanahan "did well" in his interview for the position but the Browns do still plan still plan to conduct more interviews.
"We have interviewed four people," the source said. "[The] plan now is still to interview either one or two more. Would be surprised if that changes. He did well, and has a real chance, but others have also done well."
The Redskins fired both Shanahans on Dec. 30, one day after completing a 3-13 season.
Kyle Shanahan will replace Norv Turner, who presided over the NFL's 18th-ranked offense in his one season as the Browns' offensive coordinator.
The Browns fired offensive-minded head coach Rob Chudzinski after one season and replaced him with Mike Pettine, the former Buffalo Bills defensive coordinator.
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