"It was their option and they took their option and I'm sure they have their business reasons," Kevin Keenan, the mall's general manager, said "It's unfortunate to see their store close but it creates an opportunity for us." Nike did not have a comment on the closing Wednesday. Matt Powell, an analyst at SportsOneSource, a footwear industry publication, said that Nike does not appear to be closing stores in multiple locations and is in good financial shape. The closing at Westfarms appears to be particular to that location, Powell said, and Nike continues to operate a Nike Running store in Westport. Nike's business is "very good right now, particularly their own retail business," Powell said. But the stores Nike operates are its fastest growing segment and represent about 20 percent its overall business. Powell said it's not uncommon for retailers to evaluate an individual store's performance when the lease comes up, including its customer traffic and profits. "Usually those are five year leases and a retailer will look at whether the mall worked for them or not whether they made money there," Powell said. Keenan said he expects the 5,400 square foot storefront will secure a longer term lease fairly easily. "I don't have enough space for all the great retailers that want to be here," said keenan, who said he expects there will be an announcement of a new permanent retailer for the space by the end of the year. Until then, Keenan expects there will be short term tenants in the space. Overall, Keenan said, the mall has no long term vacancies, only "frictional vacancy," meaning stores are empty only as long as it takes to build out new space and assure an appropriate mix of retailers. Earlier this year Nike closed its Niketown stores in San Francisco and Chicago, according to published reports in those cities, for the purpose of rebranding and renovating as Nike San Francisco and Nike Chicago stores. Carmine 6s ,Air Jordan Spizike Easter Air Jordan Spizike Easter Air Jordan 14 Black Toe 2014 Air Jordan 3 Retro Black Flip Air Jordan 5 Bel Air Air Jordan 4 Retro Fire Red 2012 Infrared 23 6s Air Jordan 14 Low Retro Last Shot 2011 Powder Blue 10s The shoes are shipping in July. Another run of the shoes is planned for Christmas. We showed the Nike Ballestra at the Atlanta NAC and it looks like these shoes will get a lot of interest once they launch. The Nike Ballestra was for sale online at the Nike Store. Now there are plans being made to bring the Nike Air Ballestra to market to the fencing public: link here Durability Case Study Active Sabre Fencer How well do these shoes hold up to sabre fencing?This is a photo case study of the Nike Ballestras after a season of use by an active sabre fencer. We'll walk you through all of the wear points in the shoe with high resolution photos showing the wear patterns and detail. From this video you see just how well the shoe holds up over time. Bigdawg's ReviewA forum member shares their review of the Nike Ballestra Fencing ShoesFWIW they have my vote for best fencing shoe on the market currently (outside of the most recent Viktorias which I haven't tried for comparison). UNC will be getting them as part of our Nike "Christmas" package for next season. They come in a variety of colors, one of which is exclusive to Granbassi(a pink and black with white accent color), one of which is exclusive to the Chinese team (exactly like the standard red/white scheme but with a red tongue as well), a standard white/tangerine/gray, a "USA" Obsidian/Carolina/white accents, a "Ukraine" which is basically blue/lemon accents, and a white/carolina/obsidian (dark navy). The sole is kind of 2 pieces, the center is a black rubber with a sort of waffle esque pattern while it's surrounded by same rubber material that they used to make the outsole and abrasion areas. That part is actually a nice touch b/c you don't have an edge where the protection layer stops or can get ripped off. Like with any shoe that has rounded edges you might lose some traction around the edges if you're on a dirty/slippery floor but they have very good traction overall. Great fit, a little on the narrower/sleeker side and forms to foot pretty well. They're feather light, lighter than any other shoe on the market and the sole is thin so you get a pretty good feel of the floor. I didn't notice too many problems with lack of cushioning. but it was only one night. That being said, it has Nike Zoom cushioning in the heel area, which is probably worth noting. The colored areas of the sole/outsole/rubber areas of the abrasion zone are NOT non marking. There were definitely some red streaks on the floor tonight. The upper is a lot like a light weight running shoe on the "outside" half of the shoe and the inside half has this lightweight synthetic material that Nike claims is made to abuse. As such the shoe breathes ridiculously well in addition to being light and should have a good lifespan. Nike Fencing Shoes Red/White color combo. I fence 3 5 nights a week on both metal and wood strips with a tournament every few months. I used to fence with the Hi tec scimitars which were great shoes too but they are definitely not as light as the ballestras nor as comfortable. My feet have not hurt once since I started using the ballestras. They also provide that good foot to strip feel while providing adequate cushioning in all the right places. I'm especially impressed with how much padding is in the heel it definitely makes those long lunges a whole lot easier. The shoe breathes pretty well and it feels pretty sturdy and like theyre going to be able to handle a long season on the metal strips. I expect I'm going to have these shoes for a long time. Before purchasing, you may want to read our comprehensive guide to fencing shoes. Onitsuka Tiger Fencing Fashion Shoe,Green/Black,10 M US Buy Now Vote for your Favorite Nike Fencing Shoe Which color do you like?Which of the Nike Fencing Shoes is your Favorite color scheme? Team USA Blue Granbassi Pink 2010 "Classic" White / GraySee results without voting Some Shopping Links Shopping for Fencing GearLinks for different related fencing products. Those are special colorways made for the NCAA fencing teams. Here are a number of the different color schemes available. If you're particular to a specific color scheme, then you may want to get on that school's fencing team. ; ) Carmine 6s,The Seagulls go to Peterborough tomorrow (3pm) for their penultimate pre season friendly with at least one more striker high on Hyypia's shopping list after Ulloa's 8 million move to Leicester. O'Grady's debut following his 500,000 capture from Barnsley was delayed by a rib injury at Crawley on Wednesday night. Hyypia hopes to have him available tomorrow, together with fellow newcomers Nzuzi Toko and Aaron Hughes who also both missed the 1 1 draw at Crawley with a swollen knee and illness respectively. Hyypia said of life without Leo: "I think it will be difficult to find a similar kind of player. We would need somebody who scores the goals Leo did last season. That would be a great help for me, of course, and for the whole team. "We'll see. I think Chris O'Grady is the type of striker we didn't have, so that was the idea bringing him in. He brings a physical presence up front. Leo was a little bit similar, a presence up front. "Hopefully Chris will score many goals for us as well but we need to also have a look at which type of striker we still add to the squad. "If we have a good selection of different types of players in the front three positions then I think that would be a help for us. It's not as if I am counting how many strikers I will have. "The main thing is having a selection of different types of players you can use in different games." England under 21 international Solly March is expected to sit out the Peterborough game after a right hip problem forced him off early on at Crawley. Hyypia said: "He got a knock and when it's a knock it will be okay in a few days. Solly has done well in pre season and he has the quality up front. He can bring a lot of things to the team."
Discount Price Carmine 6s,Air Jordan 13 Reflective Silver The introduction of the World Golf Championship events suggests it's a bit of a stretch to refer to the Players Championship as the "fifth major". Nevertheless, it does still enjoy the status of offering the biggest first prize purse in golf with 2012 winner Matt Kuchar taking home a cheque of over $1.7m. In theory it's just a short par three but the fact that it's an island hole surrounded by water and exposed to wind makes it a severe mental test, especially on the weekend when the stakes rise. Over the last 10 years, the number of balls finding water there tallied: 29, 30, 68, 57, 93, 64, 32, 29, 40, and 39. It's easy to tell which the windy years were and, in fact, an amazing 50 balls ended up wet on day one in 2007 when the gusts were particularly strong. Those most troubled by the hole include Phil Mickelson, who has dumped seven balls in the water there since 2003. Aaron Baddeley and Bob Estes are the worst culprits in this year's field with eight while Robert Allenby has the longest dry streak going. He hasn't found water at 17 for 36 rounds. TPC Sawgrass is probably Pete Dye's most famous design. A 7,215 yard par 72, the Stadium course features doglegs in both directions while no two consecutive holes play in the same direction. The famous 17th is discussed above but a watery grave also beckons down the left of the dogleg left 18th so the finish is one of the toughest in golf. The greens are smaller than standard Tour size. An aerial view of the 16th and 17th Heavy downpours which dumped more than five inches of rain on the course caused TPC Sawgrass to be closed to the public on Monday. However, it has excellent drainage and the forecast for tournament week shows temperatures in the 80s and rain unlikely. The winds look fairly modest too good news for those pulling clubs on the 17th tee. Matt Kuchar held his nerve to stave off a host of challengers and win by two shot thanks to a final round two under 70. Kevin Na, Luke Donald, Martin Laird, Zach Johnson, Ben Curtis and Rickie Fowler were all in the mix before coming up short. Fowler, the winner of the previous week's Wells Fargo Championship, birdied 17 and had less than five feet for another at 18 but missed. That allowed Kuchar to chisel out a steady two putt par and seal the fourth win of his PGA Tour career. Matt Kuchar celebrates victory last year The leading contenders (and Sky Bet odds) Tiger Woods (8/1): There are certain courses where Tiger rules the roost. TPC Sawgrass is not one of them. The world number one admits this layout causes him problems and that's shown by just one career win here way back in 2001. He's only had one top 10 since then (an eighth in 2009) so, relatively speaking, his record here is poor. Before his fourth place at Augusta, Woods had won his previous two regular Tour events (Arnold Palmer Invitational and Cadillac Championship) but, to prove the very first point, they were both at venues where he'd excelled before. Adam Scott (16/1): When Scott won this event in 2004, it seemed a major would follow quickly. That it took until last month's Masters was a big surprise but now that he has finally got one in the bag it seems the world is his oyster. Since his Sawgrass win nine years ago, Scott has managed a sixth (2007), an eighth (2005) and a 15th (2012) but overall his record here is rather spotty. This is his first start since winning the Green Jacket so it will be interesting to see whether his new found status and increased confidence will take immediate effect. Rory McIlroy (18/1): Rory missed an awful lot of putts on the bumpy greens at Quail Hollow but was actually ranked 12th in Putting Average so it wasn't a total disaster. Most notably he was ranked first in Greens In Regulation to prove that his ball striking is back to the levels of old after a period of adjustment following his switch to Nike. That's the good news. The bad is that he and Sawgrass don't get on at all. In three visits (he chose to skip the event in 2011), the two time major champion has missed the cut every time and in those six rounds he's not even managed to shoot under the par of 72. It's this which explains the seemingly generous price. Luke Donald (18/1): In contrast to Woods and McIlroy, TPC Sawgrass does seem a Luke Donald sort of track and that's borne out by his results. He was sixth last year, fourth in 2011 and runner up in 2005. The Englishman was third at Hilton Head on another Pete Dye track on his last outing while his last eight starts in Florida have produced two wins, two fourths and three sixths. Playing on a course he likes in a State where he excels suggests he's one for the shortlist. Luke Donald: Fits the profile of past winners here Phil Mickelson (25/1): The left hander has had a pretty lean time of it at TPC Sawgrass although his two top 10s in the last 13 years do include a victory in 2007. Some typical short game wizardry looked set to give Mickelson victory at Quail Hollow last week but he stumbled at the finish and lost by one. The triple Masters winner is a big fan of that course while this one clearly poses him problems especially the 17th. In theory his price is attractive but it'll take a big leap of faith, even from his biggest fans, to fancy him heavily here. Lee Westwood (25/1): Westwood's results are improving by the week. He was 10th in Houston, eighth at Augusta and fourth at Quail Hollow last time so has to rank as a likely contender this week. His Sawgrass CV shows a fifth and a sixth in the late 1990s and, more recently, a fourth in 2010. What he still lacks, though, is a big win in the States. Both will agree that a top five is well within reason though so he's a decent each way price. Justin Rose (28/1): Augusta always seems to shine a light on Rose's Achilles Heel his putting and that was certainly the case this year when it stopped him cashing in on some superb tee to green play. It was more of the same in New Orleans last time out when he topped the Greens In Reg stats for the week but couldn't buy a putt. The doubts grow when you look at his Sawgrass record which shows four missed cuts in nine appearances and not a single top 20. On those stats it's his least favourite course in Florida. Sergio Garcia (28/1): A 16th at Quail Hollow last week continued Garcia's incredible run of consistency. Apart from a third round withdrawal at Bay Hill he hasn't finished outside the top 25 in a strokeplay event since last Augusta's USPGA good for fantasy league managers although a little frustrating for each way backers in recent times after finishes of 16th, 12th, 8th, 7th. Sawgrass has been a happy hunting ground for him though. He won here in 2008, was runner up in 2007 and also made the top four in 2002. He added another big win this season when capturing the WGC Accenture Match Play and was also a very decent tied eighth at Augusta. An obvious negative is that no one has managed to win this title back to back perhaps a reflection on the quirky course as well as the strength of the field. Nick Watney (40/1): The Californian was tied for the lead after 54 holes at Quail Hollow last week before a poor final round. But a 10th place finish was his third top 15 in a row after a 13th at Augusta and 15th in New Orleans so there is plenty to like about his game at the moment. The season long stats show him at 11th in Greens In Regulation while he also boasts winning form in Florida (the 2011 WGC Cadillac Championship) and a fourth place in this event two years ago when he admitted "I didn't have my best stuff". If he can do that when not firing on all cylinders, it has to bode well. Ben Crane (90/1): "If this is not the best golf course we play all year, I don't know what is," said Crane when interviewed here in 2010. Well, the vast majority of his rivals would disagree so it shows just how much Crane relishes his visits here. From 2008 2010 he finished sixth, fifth and fourth and has made fast starts for the last two years. The American, who has four PGA Tour wins, was fourth in Houston three starts ago. Kyle Stanley (100/1): After missing six cuts in his first eight tournaments of the year, Stanley has suddenly hit his straps. He closed with 67 65 67 to finish third in New Orleans and built on that with a sixth place at Quail Hollow last week after a closing 68. Vastly improved putting stats are at the heart of that turnaround as is improved confidence which had vanished a little. Stanley is a big talent and could be ready to peak again. Brian Davis (125/1): Some players aren't big fans of Sawgrass. Others love it. Davis is very much in the latter category. "I do love this course. This TPC you've got to shape the ball right to left, left to right, and obviously that's my game. I like the heat, I live in Florida so I'm used to bermuda (grass)." Davis was fifth here in 2009, 25th last year and 26th the year before. As for recent form he was sixth in Houston and hasn't been outside the top 32 in four events since then. Brian Davis: Big fan of this course The last 10 winners of this event were Matt Kuchar, KJ Choi, Tim Clark, Henrik Stenson, Sergio Garcia, Phil Mickelson, Stephen Ames, Fred Funk, Adam Scott and Davis Love III. Only two of the 10 had a major win under their belt at the time while eight of the 10 had made at least seven appearances in the event prior to their victories. Most, apart from Clark, were proven winners. Nick Watney is a player who very much fits the profile (he's made six previous starts as opposed to the desired seven but we can overlook that) and is in solid form. Carmine 6s Lot 7 Armidale Road Willawarrin Armidale Road Up river Magic Prime 100 acres with tar road frontage is the perfect cattle fattening property. Heading West on the Armidale Road and only 15 minutes from Kempsey CBD you will find your own piece of paradise. With views of the valley and beautiful mountain range and a semi permanent creek running though the property. Run wild, run free. Property with potential and close to the village of Willawarrin where you can slip down the road for dinner a drink after playing in the bush. Inspect today as this is living. 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