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Quote from: Jelaza on November 15, 2012, 09:00:00 PMI do, however, feel that there's no excuse for running out of cinnamon at any time. (I have 2 big things of cinnamon at home, and I have a plastic shaker of cinnamon in my desk drawer at work, for the days that take oatmeal in to eat on my morning break.)Well, it depends on whether any cinnamon will do, or whether one has developed a taste for Vietnamese cinnamon that's only sold in a tiny store in Murray Hill. (But I tend to obsess. This is why I now have five different kinds of drinking vinegar in the house.)
I do, however, feel that there's no excuse for running out of cinnamon at any time. (I have 2 big things of cinnamon at home, and I have a plastic shaker of cinnamon in my desk drawer at work, for the days that take oatmeal in to eat on my morning break.)
MizA, if you want to see the reality of Black Friday head over to CustomersSuck.com. Beware: there are no restrictions on language there. And it's blunt. But all of the forum participants are in some way in customer service, most often retail. What they endure is both frightening and discouraging. I only rarely check in because it appalls me to no end how they are treated. It makes me want to weep.
I hadn't heard of Black Friday before reading this thread. Wowzas. it sounds terrifying.
<snip>Then I went to Staples' website and found my computer -- at the sale price.
Quote from: MizA on November 16, 2012, 02:52:44 PMI hadn't heard of Black Friday before reading this thread. Wowzas. it sounds terrifying.Nah, it's no worse than the Running of the Bulls in Spain. In fact, the Running of the Bulls would probably be good practice.
But the grocery store has only McCormicks or the store brand. They barely qualify as cinnamon.I don't "do" Black Friday either. Last year, I needed a new computer, and decided to venture out to Staples. Got there at 7:00 am, only to find that both of the computers that I wanted were sold out to people who were standing in line when the store opened at 6:00 am. I didn't even bother asking about the external hard drive.All was not lost, though. Just for the heck of it, I went across the street to Home Depot, on the off-chance they still had the 99 cent poinsettias. They did. Racks upon racks of poinsettias. Home Depot even still had some plastic cabinets in stock, although an employee had to run all over the store to find an unopened pallet. When I got to the office that morning, I went to Home Depot's website and praised both the employee and the fact that they actually stocked plenty of their sale items.Then I went to Staples' website and found my computer -- at the sale price.
I have never had a holiday hill, but I've decided to climb one this year. I will not be doing any Christmas shopping at retail stores that are open on Thanksgiving or ridiculously early for Black Friday (i.e. "midnight after Thanksgiving - 6 AM, or even 5 AM, I won't object, although I won't be shopping then myself). Convenience stores can definitely be open on Thanksgiving; that's why they are "convenience" stores, because they are open extra time. Grocery stores I can live with, especially those ones that are open because they have a pharmacy (sometimes people need to fill prescriptions unexpectedly). Target, Kohl's, JC Penney (disclaimer: I don't know if any of these 3 will be doing this) type stores, stay the heck closed and let your employees celebrate Thanksgiving. Especially do not make someone go to work on Thanksgiving afternoon and work for 12 hours (not that I'd have shopped at Wal-Mart anyway).My mother disagrees with me on this. She thinks the convenience stores can be open, and anyone who didn't get off their duff and buy their groceries at least the day before can pay the convenience store prices or go without, and the grocery store employees should get the day off, too. I was surprised; I thought she'd have the opposite attitude and that the employees should work whenever the stores required them, too.
I also think that when the next person is killed at one of these events the cops should arrest every adult customer, the manager, and every officer in the corporation for murder. The poor retail workers should not be punished they are just trying to put food on their tables.
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Ideal location, Friendly, Excellent value for money
It was quiet enough for me to rest, and I like to stay in a hotel that isn't part of a chain / mulitnational corp. No complaints really - I did really need breakfast at 7am (had to leave at 7.30) and hot food wasn't available, so I had muesli. But it certainly didn't ruin my day.
This is a quiet, clean, comfortable, hospitable and reasonably priced private hotel in an interesting neighbourhood within a short walk of the NSW Art Gallery and NSW State Library and the Botanical Gardens. There are several good pubs within short staggering distance, as well as Harry's Cafe de Wheels, one of Sydney's top outdoor restaurants. The nearby waterfront is also interesting to visit and to contemplate while eating one of Harry's pies with mushy peas. A nice place to stay if visiting Sydney for a few days for pleasure or business. Your breakfast is self-service and as generous as you like. The main failing of this hotel is that the reception desk is only staffed for limited hours. You are advised to check in before 6 or 7pm, as there are extra fees and uncertainties about late check in. You need also to be self-reliant after 7pm until 7:30am as there is no service as such at the hotel over those hours. You will be given a front door key. For myself this has never been a problem over several stays over several years. This is the situation in many small private hotels.
The gentleman that booked us in was one of a kind, he went way out of his way to direct us to the motel and was most caring.
central to many tourists sights
Clean, exceeded my expectations as a budget hotel, brekky was great. Close to transport, staff were very helpful. I would certainly stay again.
The way an old Sailors' Home had been transformed into a very modern and comfortable hotel. The reception closes at 6pm. We were delayed and did not have access to a phone to arrange a delayed check in and were nearly excluded for the night.
The staff were so friendly and helpful! It was nice that your name was remembered.
Proximity to the CBD. Access to secure parking. Avoiding the Police RBT by staying in the hotel.
good value
price - value relation, nearby centre. Easy public transport Choice of breakfast small, Size of the room
The best thing about The Haven Inn is its location. We were visiting relatives in Glebe and the location could not have been better.This is the third occasion we have stayed here each time we have been well looked after by the staff. Thank you all.
nice, clean and affordable
Leaving it. Pillows dirty, noisy, smelt, light in shower did'nt work was given a light globe to fit ourselves, still did not work, kettle did not work, overall a very disapointed stay
The beds were comfortable and the staff were helpful and accommodating. I also found the location good, it is close to the university, food and transport. I am a light sleeper and I fond the traffic noise a bit annoying (my room was facing glebe point road). I also found that some of the other people staying in adjoining rooms were loud late at night.
it's location to where my function was being held at at first entering the room, it smelled of cigarettes
It was nice and close to the CBD, and really handy to the bus stops etc. About 10 mins from the city and a very nice location. Friendly staff. There is no elevator, so don't bring too much luggage (they do have a porter who will bring your bags up though). Also, try to get a room away from the road as the rooms aren't especially sound-proof.
The area that it is in is very accessable to Sydney the surrounding area provides good take away food if you are on a budget. The hotel staff were very friendly and helpful and the pool was a real plus. When all the decorating is finished this is a good spot to get to Darling Harbour the tram is just down the road. I would go again! the cooffee bar over the road is great too!! There was a bit of damp which had created mold on the carpet in our room around the fridge area but otherwise everything was great
The location is useful with nice coffee shops around The room was badly kept with the curtains torn and unable to close properly. It was very noisy and not value for money. Breakfast was a sorry affair.
very close to all centre facilities very dirty and uncofortable beds
The location was excellent close to shops & resturants, excellent views and a large sunny, private balcony with outdoor dining and a barbeque.Manager & Reception staff very welcoming and pleasant to deal with. It was let down by neglect of maintenance particularly in bedrooms where many curtain hooks were missing and light bulb out at top of stairs as you entered, this area was quite dark and stairs as you opened the door unexpected.
I liked the location, the price and ease of booking
Close to everything Very noisy, bathroom extremely small
The staff were very friendly and helpful and the location was perfect. Also the parking facility is a bonus for Manly. A little noisy from traffic being on a busy corner but wouldn't deter me from staying again.
On Manly beach and a great view of the beach from the room. Can leave the car and walk to all the local attractions and restaurants. Compared to the other Hotels in the area this represents good value. I did book the smallest room, Beach view, but whilst the bathroom was small it was ok for a weekend away.
Proximity to the beach and ferry Lack of decent kitchen facilities
The location, fantastic being so close to the beach and the Manly CBD The bathroom facilities were old and in need of repair, shower was tiny and took ages to regulate the hot water
Its location wrt facilities like restaurants. Access into and out of the underground carpark.
Pool was clean room was promptly cleaned every day. Pleasant cleaning staff. Windows blocked out reasonable well the sound from the street as we are shift workers who sleep in. Curtains kept out light for same reasons As before. Bathroom was cramped and only got hot water if no one else in hotel was using it. Whilst we stayed it was very hot the garage was horrible to be in. The stairs access to the garage from the hotel side was filthy I was scared to touch anything it stunk and there were stains everywhere.
Large spacious 2 bedroom apartment that had all the facilities we needed, great view and walking distance to esplanade and beach.Good showers. Very well priced.
convienent location and comforrtable surroundings no complaints as everything was good
Agreat hotel in a great location close to all the northern beaches , resturants & golf courses
We chose this property because of it's proximity to the wedding reception venue we were attending. Didn't realise it was so close to the water. Appreciated parking availability. Property was perfectly adequate & comfortable.
pool view gym location restaurant design claustrophobic, staff offhand,
Easy to book a room, good parking, friendly staff, relatively close to Sydney, close to train station. Very crowded in the room, instead of three single bed there could have been bunk beds
friendly service from staff & convienance to transport. I was in a non smoking room but some one had been smoking recently in the room and I had to take allergy tablets to over come my reaction to this.The room was very smokie.This is not a reflection on staff as they have no controll over people while they are in their rooms.If possible the room should be aired out for several days but it was a busy time & not possible to do this.
It was close to everything we wanted to be near. A short walk to lovely cafes, shops and pubs in Summer Hill and only a short drive to the Sydney city & Bondi beach. For the price we paid, everything was great.
the cleaning service of the room every day. the facilities of having free tea,coffe etc lack of information about buses and metro the lack of channels in the TV the interior design, carpets, etc
Clean towels daily and beds made up each day. Dirty stairwells with worn carpets and smellt of cigarette smoke, stale smell in the bedroom and it needed redecorating. Noise travelled from corridors to rooms.
Parking facilities,service from reception,rest was accommodating for an overnight stay Cost of on site alcoholUnhappy with amount of personal infromation collected on arrival
the location of the hotel just 20minutes train two darling harbour. safety yes, i cant understand why that guys charge my credit card if i pay in cash the 3 nigths , the charge two nigths to my credit card i need your help to reverse the transaction
Room space is too small. Putting too many beds into a twin room and pretent it to be a family room, then charged for a family room's price. We have been treated like a fool.
The staff were very nice.It was close to public transport.The beds were comfortable. There were to many beds in the room, made it very cluttered & squashy.
good value, friendly service, clean comfortable room with good facilities
The atrium in the middle of the building was lovely and gave a great atmosphere to the place. It was surprisingly quiet, given its location on a main road.
easy access transport, self help continental breakfast in very pleasant courtyard setting
We arrived late at night and left early so we really cannot comment on this. Late staff was not very helpful when we asked where we could get meal.
The day staff is friendly that opposite to evening staff. Noise, tired old bathroom, crack on toilet seat, unsafe in terms of poor security lock.
Staff very friendly and helpful. Sizeable and quiet Rooms. Interior of the rooms look tired. Only continental breakfast starting from 07.30. No Lunch, Dinner, or Room Service available. 1 Channel reception on TV.
Staff were courteous and friendly. Location was convenient for sight seeing and value for money.
Free Parking and internet The hotel was undergoing renovations which were not told about at time of booking. The room was not clean to many standards, on the one day we did request our room to be made up the sheets were simply thrown over the bed. Staff where incompetent and dismissive. Was not what we expected from the photos and description, there were cracks in bath and sink not an overall possitive experience. Could have gotten better accomodation for alot cheaper.
Clean and spacious room, free Wi-fi. Definetely going back! The parrots outside woke us up at 6 am.
Although it is situated near a big road , it still was quiet which is positive The basin was all marked but the worst was what happened in the middle of the night. Our toilet systern shattered on the floor during the night without reason . We called the night concierge and told him that it was dangerous to leave the debris on the floor as we needed to use the toilet during the night .He told us where the public toilet was in the hotel . When we said we would still need to use the bathroom to have a wash in the morning and we could get hurt, he went away and came back with a broom that he handed to us. We had to sweep the bathroom floor ourselves. It's inadmissable. He should at least have cleaned the floor and perhaps try to get us a discount to keep a customer happy.
located on a major road, close to trains. like the open courtyard with kitchen facility. Could do with an iron and hair dryer.
Handy location; very pleasant staff.
Close to Olympic Park, as we had an event to attend to at the Showground- only 10 minute drive. It was a little cramped with 5 people (2adults & 3 children) staying in the one room (Quad room + 1 trundell bed).
Very happy with all aspects Shower nozzle arm was leaking. No great problem
Nice clean room. After checking in there was no record of my stay on the computer. So my access key did not work the next day, the room had not been serviced and more worrying the room could have been rented out to somebody else with my belongings still in the room. Even after checking out the hotel contacted me to find out what room I stayed in.
Convenience and location to ANZ stadium nothing really
We liked a convenient parking lot at the rear of the motel and the room itself was very cosy. We stayed there 7 nights. Very nice to have a fridge in the room. 25 min drive from CBD via Anzak Bridge (a little longer via Broadway and Parramatta Rd). It was ideal for us as we needed to drive all around western suburbs.Best location for that. Woolworth's is 1 min drive from the motel. I do not appreciate the shower type when water flows directly on the floor. The floor remains wet for a long time and if you are two people it's not pleasant to use bathroom with wet floor after your partner's just taken shower.
petrol station right next door... the male staff upon arrival was rude and not helpful...didn't know that debit card could be used like a credit card even though it had VISA on it... would not stay there again..the shower was shocking water all over the floor
its location close to shops and sightseeing into canberra very quiet items missing from rooms such as tv remote in room 26 & and telephone receiver in room 25
We went to watch the rugby, the shuttle service was good, the room was very noisey, but nothing that earplugs couldn't fix, our room access card didn't work on the 2nd day, that was fixed quickly, room was clean and basic. No lift


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Check out the photos from last night's LA premiere of Scott Pilgrim vs. The World. Is this not the weirdest red carpet ever?
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We must admit, the trailer for Scott Pilgrim vs. The World starring Michael Cera is a little bit confusing. The movie is about him trying to win his girlfriend's heart by defeating her ex-boyfriends, but he also plays guitar and has super powers or something. It's based on a graphic novel series, so really, anything goes.
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Anna Kendrick, who plays Cera's sister in the movie, is usually on the best-dressed list, but last night's ensemble was a miss. Her dress looks like something we could pick up at Forever21 for $30, and although we get what she was going for with the standout yellow heels, the whole outfit looks too up in the air.


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Great-Grandma wins $7.5M
Babysitting her great-grandson, Joan Provost's granddaughter came home and said she was having a bad day. So Provost, a mother of five, grandmother of nine and great grandmother of "10 and ¾," told her granddaughter to cheer up because she was going to the store to buy a winning Lottery ticket. And she did.
Provost, of South Glens Falls, won the $7,500,000 top prize on the Lottery's new $25 scratch-off ticket, "Silver Spectacular," making her the first Lottery player in New York to win the top prize on the over-sized ticket that went on sale in January.
"I had a $10 scratch-off winner so I turned that in and went to the machine to buy another," Provost said in a Lottery release.
"I looked and looked for a $10 ticket but I kept gravitating back to this one," she said referring to the "Silver Spectacular" game. "In the end I decided that was the one I wanted, and the rest is what it is."
Provost scratched the ticket in her car outside the Price Chopper at 84 Cooper Street in Glens Falls.
"I saw the coin and thought I won $75," Provost said. "I scratched more and thought, 'Great I won $750.'" She kept scratching to reveal four more zeroes.
"I went home and started calling my children," she said. "It was dinner time. I knew they were busy so I kept it short."
Provost opted to split her prize evenly among her five children ages 49-to-56. Siblings receiving a share of the prize include:
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•Joann Gonyea of Cabot, Arkansas
•Marianne Hughes of South Glens Falls, Saratoga County
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NPR, CNN's Crowley report on Obama's Beverly Hills fundraiser, ignore McCain's recent lucrative fundraisers
NPR and CNN reported that Sen. John McCain mocked Sen. Barack Obama for holding fundraisers in Beverly Hills that were expected to raise several million dollars, but neither report noted that McCain himself reportedly attended a fundraiser in Miami earlier in the week that raised several million dollars and held a fundraiser last month in Beverly Hills attended by celebrities.
During the September 17 edition of NPR's Morning Edition, correspondent Scott Horsley reported on what he described as "a pair of posh fundraisers in Beverly Hills" for Sen. Barack Obama, and in the following segment, correspondent David Greene reported on Sen. John McCain's criticism of Obama for attending one featuring Barbra Streisand. But neither Horsley nor Greene reported that McCain also attended a fundraiser in Miami earlier in the week at which he reportedly raised [1] $5.1 million. Nor did they point out that McCain reportedly held [2] a fundraiser in Beverly Hills with celebrities last month.
During the first segment, Horsley reported [3]: "After speaking in Colorado, Obama was off to California for a pair of posh fundraisers in Beverly Hills -- one of them featuring Barbra Streisand." Following Horsley's segment, Greene reported [4]: "I'm David Greene, traveling with Senator McCain, who had some things to say about Obama's fundraiser out in Beverly Hills." Greene then aired a clip of McCain saying of Obama: "He talked about siding with the people, siding with the people, just before he flew off to Hollywood for a fundraiser with Barbra Streisand and his celebrity friends. Let me tell you, my friends, there's no place I'd rather be than here with the working men and women of Ohio." Greene ended the segment by saying: "These days, McCain's speeches are all about the economy. ... Oh, and there's also no Barbra Streisand music."
Similarly, on the September 16 edition of CNN's Lou Dobbs Tonight, senior political correspondent Candy Crowley reported of Obama's Beverly Hills fundraisers: "One of those fundraisers ... $28,500 a head." She added: "That was too good for John McCain to pass up. He told one crowd he'd rather be talking to working class men and women in Ohio." But while Crowley noted Obama's fundraiser for "$28,500 a head," she did not note McCain's Miami fundraiser or his fundraiser with celebrities in Beverly Hills.
By contrast, in a September 17 Wall Street Journal article [5], Brody Mullins and Glenn R. Simpson reported: "Many of the fund-raising events that Republican rival Sen. McCain attends, including one in Miami on Monday, begin with a private cocktail hour with the Arizona senator for contributors donating about $25,000 each. Some events that Sen. McCain held this summer for his campaign and the Republican National Committee offered special treatment for couples who wrote checks of up to $100,000."
From Horsley's report [3] on the September 17 edition of NPR's Morning Edition:
HORSLEY: After speaking in Colorado, Obama was off to California for a pair of posh fundraisers in Beverly Hills -- one of them featuring Barbra Streisand.
STREISAND: [singing] Happy days are here again. The skies above are clear again.
HORSLEY: OK, that's actually a CD. But the people who ponied up $2,500 bucks last night got to hear Streisand in person. The two events brought in some $9 million, on top of the record $66 million Obama raised last month. But because he passed up public financing, Sheila Krumholz of the watchdog Center for Responsive Politics says Obama will have to keep up this pace to stay competitive with McCain and the Republican National Committee.
KRUMHOLZ [audio clip]: Obama has raised more than twice what McCain has, but the picture is less lopsided when you consider the amount of money the parties can spend for their respective candidates.
HORSLEY: That means Obama will be spending some valuable campaign time in non-swing states, like California, raising money and talking about yours. Scott Horsley, NPR News, Beverly Hills.
From Greene's report [4] on the September 17 edition of Morning Edition:
GREENE: I'm David Greene, traveling with Senator McCain, who had some things to say about Obama's fundraiser out in Beverly Hills.
McCAIN [audio clip]: He talked about siding with the people, siding with the people, just before he flew off to Hollywood for a fundraiser with Barbra Streisand and his celebrity friends. Let me tell you, my friends, there's no place I'd rather be than here with the working men and women of Ohio.
GREENE: McCain was in an airport hanger in Vienna, Ohio, outside Youngstown. The event yesterday afternoon reunited McCain with his running mate, Sarah Palin. She also went after Obama.
PALIN [audio clip]: Now, I know that there are a lot of small towns in this beautiful valley, and folks here don't quite know what to make of a candidate like our opponent, who has lavished praise on working people when they're listening, and then talks about, though, how bitterly they cling to their religion and guns, when those people aren't listening. We all tend to prefer candidates who don't talk about us one way in Vienna or Youngstown, and then another way in San Francisco.
GREENE: Palin was pointing to a comment Obama made at a fundraiser back in April. She kept hammering the theme of Obama not being on the side of working families.
PALIN [audio clip]: There is only one man in this election who has ever really fought for you.
GREENE: John McCain, Palin said, is the candidate voters should trust to deal with the current turmoil on Wall Street. And McCain's been talking about solutions. He said yesterday that he'd set up a high-profile body, much like the 9-11 Commission, to study the economic crisis, and he called for tighter federal regulations on Wall Street.
GRENE: These days, McCain's speeches are all about the economy. They come to an end with barely a mention of the war or foreign policy.
McCAIN [audio clip]: We need to carry the state of Florida, and with your help, we will do that. And I will support -- thank you for your support.
GREENE: Oh, and there's also no Barbra Streisand music. David Greene, NPR News, traveling with the McCain campaign.
From the September 16 edition of CNN's Lou Dobbs Tonight:
CROWLEY: From Golden, Colorado, Obama went straight to Hollywood, California, where he will be at a couple of fundraisers tonight for his own campaign and for the Democratic Party. One of those fundraisers, Lou, $28,500 a head. That was too good for John McCain to pass up. He told one crowd he'd rather be talking to working class men and women in Ohio. Lou.
DOBBS: Yeah, that is a little hard to square up, isn't it -- $28,500 a plate versus the populist message that both of these candidates, by the way, have discovered, Candy? I think that's fascinating that the people are starting to get some notice from both candidates.
CROWLEY: Well, there's nothing like a crisis on Wall Street to kind of focus the mind and to have people -- have them both come out with plans saying here's what I would do.
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Mostly Mennonite, Mostly A Cappella
When Sunday March 24, 2013 @ 8:00 AM (1586 days ago)
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Duration 1 hour 30 minutes
Welcome to Mostly Mennonite, Mostly A Cappella a program of hymns and anthems with host John Horst. Coming up this Sunday, a Palm Sunday special. We open with Holy Week anthems sung by the Mennonite Hour Singers and continue with some classic selections by J.S. Bach. Meditative Taize style singing by Gemma follows and we close out the hour with a meditative planetarium sky interlude. After the nine o'clock break we feature traditional orthodox Easter anthems sung by the St. Petersburg Chamber Choir.
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I have a passion for books and music. E-books are very popular but I prefer print because books are a full body experience. I get a thrill from the smell of ink and paper. It's the only time knowledge and tales have a scent and when I walk into a library my spirit soars, carried [Read More…]
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Haitian Relief Concert set for Feb. 5
Students raise $2,000 for Haiti relief effort
Representatives from the University of South Carolina, Benedict College and the Inner City Broadcasting group are planning a Haitian Relief Concert from 4 -10 p.m. Friday, Feb. 5, at the Carolina Coliseum.
The entertainment will feature top local and regional talent playing rock, jazz and hip hop. All funds from ticket sales and other fundraising associated with the event will be donated to the American Red Cross for Haitian Relief Efforts. Tickets will be available at the Carolina Coliseum Box Office on Feb. 1 for a minimum donation of $5.
The event is one more in a series of efforts by the university community to raise funds for Haiti.
On Friday, Methodist Campus Minister Tom Wall said students had collected about $2,000 in cash for relief efforts. The funds were collected on Greene Street in front of the Russell House and in front of the Darla Moore School of Business and are independent of donations made by individuals online and via text message.
The funds will be donated to Partners in Health, an international organization that brings modern medical help to the poorest communities worldwide.
Wall said student groups will continue collecting funds this week from 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. and reminded the university community that any amount, even spare change, is appreciated.
"The amount is not important. We have a nice collection of coins, and it's amazing what change adds up to," he said. "More than the amount, it's important to feel directly connected and responsible for other people's condition in the world."
Individuals who can help collect funds can contact Wall at email@example.com.
Two physicians with university ties are in Haiti helping quake victims.
Dr. Mike McKenzie, clinical director of the General Medicine Clinic in Student Health Services, is working in a "tent" hospital for the week. He is part of a team from Columbia's First Baptist Church, which took 3,000 pounds of food for an orphanage and medical supplies donated by Palmetto Baptist.
Dr. Katy Close, a clinical associate professor of the University of South Carolina School of Medicine, is caring for patients at Hospital Albert Schweitzer in Deschapelles in the western part of Haiti. Close is sending dispatches to her friends and colleagues. Click here for updates from her blog.
The hospital provides medical care and community health and development programs for more than 300,000 impoverished people in the Artibonite Valley of central Haiti.


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A major facelift coming to the old Parmatown Mall
(Parma) - Cuyahoga County has awarded $2 million to bring major change to the downtown Parma area. The old Parmatown Mall is slated to be completely redeveloped into the Shoppes At Parma which will include modern retail and medical offices and other amenities.
Two loans worth a million dollars each will be used, in part, to remove asbestos from existing buildings on the 82-acre redevelopment site. The redevelopment project will create about 600 construction jobs while supplying the area with 1,750 retail jobs when it is completed.
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Strokes guitarist to release solo EP in October
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A pair of Strokes are teaming up for some new music, but it doesn't have anything to do with the Strokes. Guitarist Albert Hammond, Jr. has announced plans to release a solo EP on frontman Julian Casablancas' label, Cult Records.
The five-track set, titled AHJ will hit stores on October 8th. Hammond calls it the best material he's made so far, adding that the new material is a combination of both of his previous solo efforts. He released his debut album Yours to Keep in 2006, and followed it with his ¿Cómo Te Llama? EP in 2008.
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My husband and I traveled to my parents' house for Thanksgiving weekend. We were prepared with diapers, our laundry, and the ingredients for the cornbread stuffing. We were also ready to sit with our siblings. Thanksgiving day would bring both sets of in-laws, mine as well as my older brother's, and it promised to be an eventful day. For the "kids" (ages range from 16-27), it would include stuffing our faces with all the delicious food that we wished would magically appear in our own kitchens as … [Read more...]
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Brian Wilson announces fall North American tour with Jeff Beck
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Brian Wilson isn't done with the road just yet. The Beach Boys legend just wrapped up a series of dates with bandmates Al Jardine and David Marks, and now he's announcing a new slate of shows with them.
But Wilson's fall trek will also feature Jeff Beck. Brian says the guitar great makes a "cool and exciting addition" to the tour. He praises Beck as "one of the most amazing guitarists" he ever worked with, adding that his "vibe is inspiring."
Jeff has been working with Brian in the studio on a new album. Wilson says as co-headliners they'll play material from each of their extensive catalogs, as well as some of the new tunes they've been working on together.
Wilson and Beck's co-headlining fall trek will begin in Hollywood, Florida on September 27th. Tickets for most of the 18 announced shows go on sale Friday. Additional details are available at BrianWilson.com.
Brian Wilson with Jeff Beck, Al Jardine, and David Marks tour dates
September 27 - Hollywood, Florida, at the Seminole Hard Rock Casino
September 28 - Clearwater, Florida, at Ruth Eckerd Hall
October 3 - St. Augustine, Florida, at the St. Augustine Amphitheater
October 4 - Atlanta, Georgia, at the Chastain Park Amphitheater
October 5 - Washington, DC, at the Warner Theater
October 6 - Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, at the Sands Event Center
October 8 - Albany, New York, at the Palace Theater
October 9 - Boston, Massachusetts, at the Wang Theater
October 11 - Wallingford, Connecticut, at Toyota Presents The Oakdale Theater
October 12 - Westbury, New York, at the Theater at Westbury
October 13 - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, at the Tower Theater
October 15 - New York, New York, at the Beacon Theater
October 18 - Las Vegas, Nevada, at The Pearl Theater
October 20 - Los Angeles, California, at The Greek Theater
October 22 - Oakland, California, at the Paramount Theater
October 25 - Detroit, Michigan, at the Fox Theater
October 26 - Toronto, Ontario, Canada, at Massey Hall
October 27 - Akron, Ohio, at the EJ Thomas Performance Arts
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Hand-foot-and-mouth disease — a mild, contagious viral infection common in young children — is characterized by sores in the mouth and a rash on the hands and feet. Hand-foot-and-mouth disease is most commonly caused by a coxsackievirus.
There's no specific treatment for hand-foot-and-mouth disease. You can reduce your child's risk of infection from hand-foot-and-mouth disease by practicing good hygiene and teaching your child how to keep clean.
Hand-foot-and-mouth disease may cause all of the following signs and symptoms or just some of them. They include:
The usual period from initial infection to the onset of signs and symptoms (incubation period) is three to six days. A fever is often the first sign of hand-foot-and-mouth disease, followed by a sore throat and sometimes a poor appetite and malaise.
One or two days after the fever begins, painful sores may develop in the mouth or throat. A rash on the hands and feet and possibly on the buttocks can follow within one or two days.
Hand-foot-and-mouth disease is usually a minor illness causing only a few days of fever and relatively mild signs and symptoms. Contact your doctor if mouth sores or a sore throat keep your child from drinking fluids. And contact your doctor if after a few days, your child's signs and symptoms worsen.
The most common cause of hand-foot-and-mouth disease is infection with the coxsackievirus A16. The coxsackievirus belongs to a group of viruses called nonpolio enteroviruses. Other types of enteroviruses sometimes cause hand-foot-and-mouth disease.
Oral ingestion is the main source of coxsackievirus infection and hand-foot-and-mouth disease. The illness spreads by person-to-person contact with an infected person's:
Hand-foot-and-mouth disease is most common in children in child care settings because of frequent diaper changes and potty training, and because little children often put their hands in their mouths.
Although your child is most contagious with hand-foot-and-mouth disease during the first week of the illness, the virus can remain in his or her body for weeks after the signs and symptoms are gone. That means your child still can infect others.
Some people, particularly adults, can pass the virus without showing any signs or symptoms of the disease.
Outbreaks of the disease are more common in summer and autumn in the United States and other temperate climates. In tropical climates, outbreaks occur year-round.
Hand-foot-and-mouth disease isn't related to foot-and-mouth disease (sometimes called hoof-and-mouth disease), which is an infectious viral disease found in farm animals. You can't contract hand-foot-and-mouth disease from pets or other animals, and you can't transmit it to them.
Hand-foot-and-mouth disease primarily affects children younger than age 10, often those under 5 years. Children in child care centers are especially susceptible to outbreaks of hand-foot-and-mouth disease because the infection spreads by person-to-person contact, and young children are the most susceptible.
Children usually develop immunity to hand-foot-and-mouth disease as they get older by building antibodies after exposure to the virus that causes the disease. However, it's possible for adolescents and adults to get the disease.
The most common complication of hand-foot-and-mouth disease is dehydration. The illness can cause sores in the mouth and throat, making swallowing painful and difficult.
Watch closely to make sure your child frequently sips fluid during the course of the illness. If dehydration is severe, intravenous (IV) fluids may be necessary.
Hand-foot-and-mouth disease is usually a minor illness causing only a few days of fever and relatively mild signs and symptoms. A rare and sometimes serious form of the coxsackievirus can involve the brain and cause other complications:
If you take your child to a doctor, make the most of your time by writing down information the doctor will need before you go, including:
Some questions you might want to ask your doctor include:
Some questions the doctor may ask include:
To help lessen discomfort, doctors often recommend:
Your doctor will likely be able to distinguish hand-foot-and-mouth disease from other types of viral infections by evaluating:
Your doctor may take a throat swab or stool specimen and send it to the laboratory to determine which virus caused the illness.
There's no specific treatment for hand-foot-and-mouth disease. Signs and symptoms of hand-foot-and-mouth disease usually clear up in seven to 10 days.
A topical oral anesthetic may help relieve the pain of mouth sores. Over-the-counter pain medications other than aspirin, such as acetaminophen (Tylenol, others) or ibuprofen (Advil, Motrin IB, others) may help relieve general discomfort.
Certain foods and beverages may irritate blisters on the tongue or in the mouth or throat. Try these tips to help make blister soreness less bothersome and eating and drinking more tolerable:
If your child is able to rinse without swallowing, swishing with warm salt water may be soothing. Have your child do this several times a day or as often as needed to help reduce the pain and inflammation of mouth and throat sores caused by hand-foot-and-mouth disease.
Certain precautions can help to reduce the risk of infection with hand-foot-and-mouth disease:
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Not that there is anything wrong with it, or that it will not work, be forewarned to expect no support from the dev team if you follow this guide and something goes wrong.
Since I am ADD and OCD, I upgraded to the 22.214.171.124 kernel last night and though I have not checked all my apps, everything seems to be in order. I thought I would share the steps I used. Keep in mind that this was done on BT4 (pre) final which is installed on my HDD. The following steps are also unique to the 188.8.131.52 kernel and should be adjusted accordingly for the specific kernel you are building.
The first thing I did was to make sure my distro was current using apt-get.
You can retrieve the latest kernel from kernel.org. Once it is downloaded you need to move/copy it to /usr/src. Then, as root from a shell:
1) cd /usr/src
2) tar xvjf linux-184.108.40.206.tar.bz2
3) cd linux-188.8.131.52
4) zcat /proc/config.gz > .config
5) make menuconfig
(You are on your own with this step in that the kernel for each computer is architecture specific. If you are at a loss here then either learn what to do in this step or don't compile a new kernel. Mistakes in this step may possibly be disastrous. Consider yourself warned.)
6) make
(This may take a fair amount of time.)
7) make modules
8) make modules_install
9) mkinitramfs -o /boot/initrd.img-184.108.40.206 18.104.22.168
10) cp /usr/src/linux-18.104.22.168/arch/x86/boot/bzImage /boot/vmlinuz-184.108.40.206
11) cp /usr/src/linux-22.214.171.124/System.map /boot/System.map-126.96.36.199
12) Edit /boot/grub/menu.lst to boot into the new kernel.
(I merely copied the existing boot entry, pasted it above the old one and modified it to show the new vmlinuz and initrd.img. This left the old boot image in place in case something went terribly wrong with the new kernel.)
13) reboot
14) (from a shell) sudo fix-splash
You should now have a shiny new kernel.
Disclaimer: As I said, I have not yet had the time to run this kernel through the paces. It is NOT customized for BT4 nor Debian and I may very well have broken some of my apps by upgrading. As I also said, I was too ADD/OCD to resist. I trust some of the vets will tell us if and why this upgrade may or may not be a bad idea.
Props to admrt for his post which provided the info I needed to get this done.
Not that there is anything wrong with it, or that it will not work, be forewarned to expect no support from the dev team if you follow this guide and something goes wrong.
To be successful here you should read all of the following.
If you are new to Back|Track
Back|Track Wiki
Failure to do so will probably get your threads deleted or worse.
I am so glad that for once the OP added a disclaimer that stuff may break
This actually will work better for bt4-prefinal than it did for slackware so it will probably work ok although ubuntu has a different kernel building procedure. The fact remains though that like the OP said kernel building is specific to machines (If done correctly) so its very hard to give support if you do this.
However once again I applaud the OP for adding the proper warnings and disclaimers to him post.


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'"I think everybody's shocked," Lever said. "I think that's what's happened to the team. It's easy to say it didn't effect them, but you just have to look at the way they're playing now. They started off strong. I think they just couldn't dig themselves out of reading all those negative reports."'
Archives for January 2003
New Blues assistant feels sorry for old team
Gameday: Sabres at Blues
'Buffalo has the worst record in the NHL at 15-24-7-3. It has scored a league-low 108 goals, though it is 11th in the league in goals allowed with 128.'
Sabres star happy to be honored
You always thought that he could be a guy that could average a point a game, Ruff said. He plays in every situation for us he has had some big games. The numbers are adding up for him, and I think if he can keep that going he can easily set a record for himself.
Erie County hires attorney to prevent Sabres from moving
'"The threat of moving this team is something that we're going to fight and resist at every step of the way,'' county executive Joel Giambra said. "It would be a tremendous injustice to this community from a financial standpoint and psychological (standpoint) to allow this team to leave. "We're going to throw everything but the kitchen sink into our position.'''
Sabres' Gratton to miss two games
'Sabres forward Chris Gratton will miss the next two games because of a mild concussion after scoring four goals in the last three games.'
Sabres C Gratton to miss two games with mild concussion
'Gratton sustained the injury when he was hit in the head with a puck on a faceoff during Saturday's 4-3 loss to the Ottawa Senators. He managed to play in a 5-1 defeat to the Nashville Predators on Monday and scored a goal.'
County's bankruptcy attorney wants Sabres in Buffalo
'Savino, during a Wednesday press briefing, said Pittsburgh makes for a good model to follow. He noted the Sabres have an even stronger case because of a 1995 non-relocation agreement the team signed that binds them to HSBC Arena for another 23 years.'
Satan's an instant All-Star
'One-sixth of Buffalo's roster will take part in All-Star weekend.'
Sabres load getting heavy for Hamister
'He has taken a beating for a bid that, while satisfying the NHL, ticked off taxpayers. People these days don't want to pay for PA systems and parking ramps. Times have changed in the five years since Ralph Wilson stepped to the public trough.'
Giambra Wants Summit Meeting Between Potential Sabres Buyers
'Giambra wants to meet face to face with both men, "These guys have much more money than I do. I have no indication how much they have, how much they're prepared to spend. That's something that I hope that maybe by bringing them together, they could begin to ferret out who's got how much and who's willing to put how much of their money in."'
EC Executive Joel Giambra suggests Hamister-Golisano meeting
'Mark Hamister confirmed this morning he did receive a request and says he would agree to such a meeting, saying, "I am open to sitting down with good people to talk about doing the right thing."'
Golisano Open to Meeting with Hamister, Giambra
'Golisano said he believes Hamister's bid is "in trouble" because of Hamister's reliance on public assistance. The PayChex company founder says he has reduced his offer and is seeking no public money, saying "I don't think taxpayers would be happy about having to subsidize Adelphia."'
Sabres' point streak fizzles out
'"Entertaining Sabres Playoff Notions," read the sign at Buffalo's ESPN2 contest Monday night against the Nashville Predators. Fittingly, there wasn't a single person within 50 feet or several rows of the sign. No one in their right mind would want to claim it based on the Sabres' 5-1 defeat in front of 10,799 surly fans.'
Adelphia creditors delayed Hamister deal
'The delay centers around a list of roughly three dozen conditions that Adelphia's creditors faxed to Hamister late Wednesday. The list came less than 48 hours before Hamister expected to sign his deal to buy the Sabres, several sources revealed Monday.'
iPinocchioi Hamister
'Hamister first claimed a new $5 million sound system would attract more concerts. After realizing how stupid that claim was, he changed his story. The $5 million sound system was really to "enhance the customer experience in the 100 level seats at Sabres games."'


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Dogs owned by Eagles running back Bryce Brown were seized in May at a Wisconsin kennel. According to the Eau Claire (Wisc.) Leader-Telegram, the seizure of the adult female Pit Bull and seven puppies occurring in connection with a broader dogfighting investigation.
On Friday, a judge ordered that the dog and its litter be returned to Brown.
Brown has not been accused of wrongdoing, and apparently won't be. He sent his dog to the kennel for breeding in February.
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Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That the Act of June 7, 1924 (ch. 318, 43 Stat. 606), as amended by the Act of May 28, 1941 (ch. 137, 55 Stat. 207), is hereby repealed, and the tribal funds of the Navajo Indians are relieved of all reimbursable obligations, if any, incurred under such Act.
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The Scream Pass is a newer brainchild of the Headless Horseman. It provides an awesome advantage for those busy nights. The Scream Pass works like those at amusement parks. For an additional fee, you surpass the lines and move to the front. This gets you in and out quicker with minimal wait time.
The Scream Pass is well worth the extra $25.00. Scream Pass can be purchased online or the night of the event. Scream Pass tickets are located in the Midway. Just get your tickets and proceed to the Midway.
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'Golisano said his decision to stick with his undisclosed original offer was based on the Sabres' current fiscal condition, which he termed "a risky situation." In addition to assuming the team's existing debt, new ownership will also face millions of dollars more in deferred compensation for the players, and a murky future on the issue of a players salary cap.'
Hamister gets OK to buy Sabres
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Fergie heads into a show at Paris Fashion Week.
Cher was there too. This is the first time I have seen Cher papped in a long time.
Halle Berry and the dog from Legally Blonde. Maybe. Probably not.
Heidi Klum filming Germany's Next Top model in Hawaii.
The guy who designed these pants must just laugh everyday that Justin Bieber was such a sucker to buy them.
Jodie Foster takes her son out for some food.
Yeah, I could see why Liam Hemsworth would want to spend some alone time with January Jones.
Kristin Cavallari seems to do a lot of traveling for not much return.
Alanis Morisette and her family.


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Decisions, decisions.
Hillcrest High School track coach Kirk Merhish gets paid the big bucks for a reason. He must decide what to do with Sydney Bricker at the Class 4A state track meet next weekend at BYU.
Here is Merhish's dilemma: Bricker has qualified to participate in the medley, 400 and 1,600 relays, but she also qualified in the 100 hurdles, 100, 200 and 400.
It's a pleasant problem to have.
"We're trying to qualify her in as many events as we can," Merhish said. "We will put her in the events that she has the best chance of winning a state championship in."
There is one event that Merhish already penciled her in for, and that's the 400. Bricker turned in one of the top times in 4A (56.5 seconds) at the Davis Invitational two weeks ago, besting her previous PR of 58.5. She figures to challenge Timpview's Lauren Baxter, the defending state champion, who has the top time of the year at 54.99.
"I trained with her in the winter, and I know she's a great person," Bricker said. "She will be tough to beat. I'm just hoping to improve my time. If I can do that, I will be happy."
Bricker split her time between soccer and track for most of her high-school career, but it became clear which sport would be her future when she signed with Utah Valley University before the track season.
"She comes from a program that builds good college runners," UVU track coach Scott Houle said. "She's tall and strong, and once she gets on the track, she is intense and doesn't shy away from the competition. I think she can come in and run some great times right away and work her way up to the NCAA regionals."
One of the most notable differences for Bricker has been a change in her form.
"I worked with my coach in the winter and focused on improving my form," she said. "I was running with soccer arms. I focused on picking up my knees and my arms, and that's helped me get better."
The results have surfaced in not just the 400 but in the number of events she's qualified for. Now there is just one thing left to do.
"There's no greater feeling [than] when you cross the finish line and you look up and see that you set a PR," Bricker said. "No matter how much pain you're in, it makes it all worth it."


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I just about wet my pants reading a hysterical log entered by Sharknose Bunnies:
After reading the log, I noticed something called "nominate this log for Lost and Found Story". I did nominate, I don't know what that means, but this log was fabulous. I wonder how many other features of the geocaching website I haven't bothered to notice....
Here's the log (it's for the Hard Hat - A's cache hidden by Gustobob):
Good humor! I was running late to meet my wife for Dim Sum by the time I got to the parking lot here, but I had come so far I really didn't want to leave without trying for this one. The logs had me a bit concerned, but it was only about three tenths of a mile from the car, there was a path heading in the direction of the cache, so I figured "What the heck, how hard could it be?" Made good progress to about .18 of the cache, then cut off the main trail and immediately got attacked by the itch weed army from heck. Holy Crom, that stuff went right through my long pants, my shirt, everything. After about two minutes, I was scratching like Perry from Infected.
Then I hit the swampy area. Looked rather firm, so I stepped onto it and immediately my leg disappeared halfway up my shin in some of the blackest, stickiest, gooiest mud I've ever seen. I tried to pull my boot out, but only succeeded in pulling my foot out of my boot, which then resulted in me sinking my bootless foot into the crap with only my sock on. And remember, I'm supposed to meet my wife at a restaurant in fifteen minutes. I bent over and stuck my hands up to my elbows in the mud to pull my boot out, and was able to get my muddy sock back into my boot after a bit of tugging and creative tying. By this time my other foot had sunk down up to my shin as well from putting so much weight on it to get my other foot out, and this time I couldn't get enough of a plant on firm ground with my other foot to pull out the newly stuck foot. This time I had to purposely slip my foot out of the boot, reach in again to this stinking stuff and pull out my other boot, and repeat the process to get my second boot on again. I had nothing to wipe my mud covered arms with, so I had to use my pants, and now I'm absolutely pouring sweat as well, because it's ninety degrees out and I'm struggling to get myself out of swamp mud.
Finally, I got myself back to firmer ground, and was able to loop around the rather small swampy area. I almost gave up, but decided that there was no way I was turning back after coming this far, so I pushed on. Fortunately, higher ground was just a hundred feet or so away and once there I found a better trail right to the cache, which only took a couple of minutes to find.
On the way back, I manged to find a much better route, which skipped the swamp (but not the Attack of the Itchweed, part 2). Running really late now, I jogged back to the car. By the time I got there, I looked like a completely different person, My boots were pitch black. My feet were soaked and covered in mud. My pants had mud all over the them. My arms were caked with mud. My shirt was drenched with sweat and covered in flecks of mud. And I couldn't stop scratching everywhere! I was Swamp Thing!
Time for Dim Sum! Needless to say, they sat us in the back corner of the restaurant, and I'll be paying for this one for quite a while. And I just realized this, but I've never even liked the A's.
In any case, thanks for the adventure! (1917)
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Yeah I was scratching my legs like crazy on the way back to the car after that one. No mud though.
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Scratching my legs just reading the story..
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Hilton Head, S.C. - Sam MacNeil and Beau Wills completed the Tornados singles sweep in three set thrillers and Rob Havens and Jonathon Lavelle took their first doubles victory on the season as the Tornados topped Michigan Tech on Wednesday morning at Hilton Head High School, 8-1.
Brevard improves to 5-4 on the season, while the Huskies fall to 3-6.
The teams began the morning with singles play on the courts at Hilton Head High School, with Havens striking for the first point, topping Jeremy Strandberg on court no. 6, 6-1, 6-0. George Finch added the second BC point on court no. 5, finishing shortly after with a 6-0, 6-2 victory over Bryan Bartelt. Rory Northam added another point for the Tornados on court no. 3, topping James Konarske in straight sets, 6-1, 6-2, giving the Tornados the 3-0 advantage midway through the singles results.
Stefano Giovanolli bounced back from a defeat yesterday to continue the Tornados scoring streak with a 6-2, 6-2 victory on court no. 4, topping Andrew Kremkow, setting the stage for either Wills or MacNeil to clinch the match for Brevard.
MacNeil closed out his match first, bouncing back after dropping the first set to Anders Sandhold, 6-3. The sophomore from Dunfermline, Scotland evened the score with a 6-3 victory in the second set, and clinched the Brevard victory with a 6-1 win in the deciding third set.
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Michigan Tech took their first point of the match on court no. 2 in doubles play as Kremkow and Konarske topped Northam and Giovanolli, 8-5, but Havens and Lavelle answered on court no. 3 with their first doubles victory in three tries, topping Bartelt and Strandberg, 8-5. MacNeil and Wills teamed up to close out the match with an 8-5 victory over Sandhold and Stupar to finish the 8-1 Brevard win.
The Tornados remain on Spring Break as they take on Davis & Elkins tomorrow in Hilton Head, S.C.
Singles competition
1. Sam MacNeil (BCM) def. Anders Sandholm (MTU) 3-6, 6-3, 6-1
2. Beau Wills (BCM) def. Luka Stupar (MTU) 6-4, 5-7, 6-0
3. Rory Northam (BCM) def. James Konarske (MTU) 6-1, 6-2
4. Stefano Giovanolli (BCM) def. Andrew Kremkow (MTU) 6-2, 6-2
5. George Finch (BCM) def. Bryan Bartelt (MTU) 6-0, 6-2
6. Rob Havens (BCM) def. Jeremy Strandberg (MTU) 6-1, 6-0
Doubles competition
1. Sam MacNeil/Beau Wills (BCM) def. Anders Sandholm/Luka Stupar (MTU) 8-5
2. Andrew Kremkow/James Konarske (MTU) def. Rory Northam/Stefano Giovanolli (BCM) 8-5
3. Rob Havens/Jonathon Lavelle (BCM) def. Bryan Bartelt/Jeremy Strandberg (MTU) 8-5


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