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WUSA-9 TV reports on squash at Episcopal High SchoolDecember 14th, 2015
High School Team Scholarships Deadline January 4, 2016September 28th, 2015
National Capital Squash (NCS) is pleased to announce a scholarship program to encourage high school varsity or club teams to participate in the US SQUASH 2016 National High School Championships.
The High School Championships offers divisions for teams at all skill levels. Even if your team has never played in a team tournament, you will be placed in a division that should provide good competition.
There are up to two scholarships for up to two teams. Each scholarship would be for $1500 to pay for entry fees and a portion of other expenses.
Here are the eligibility requirements:
- The school has not sent any team to any prior US SQUASH High School Championship.
- At least two players on the team must have a US SQUASH junior ranking, which requires participation in at least three sanctioned tournaments in the prior 11 months.
- A team must have at least seven players. The players do not all have to be of high school age, but must be enrolled at a school that has a high school with a team, as is the case at many private schools, or feeds into a high school with a team, as at many public schools.
- Teams may be varsity or club teams.
- All players on the team must be US SQUASH – NCS members (membership in US SQUASH provides automatic NCS membership) prior to entering in the tournament.
- All players on the team must be a US SQUASH certified "club level" referee prior to the US SQUASH early entry deadline. Certification is done through an online referee exam, which is an open book test.
Entry fees are $625 per team with an early registration discount (fees are refundable prior to Jan. 11, 2016), otherwise the fees are $700 for the championship tournament. Additionally, teams usually need to stay in a hotel for two nights, and there are other travel expenses. The 2016 championship will take place in the Philadelphia area.
Application procedure:
Teams must apply at least by January 4, 2016 at 11:59 PM. Please fill out the online entry form.
Scholarship award criteria:
The scholarships, if any are awarded, will be awarded based on the strongest applications. The decision will be made by a panel that consists of the National Capital Squash Executive Committee and the NCS Vice President for Juniors. NCS reserves the right to not award any scholarships.
Applications will be based on the following criteria:
- The number of nationally ranked players on the team roster.
- The number of players with skill ratings on the team roster.
- The ranking or skill level of the players on the roster.
- Evidence indicating the team has secured or has a sound plan to secure additional funds necessary in order to compete at the tournament, transportation plans and adult supervision for the trip.
- A description of the team's progress this year and its plans to increase participation in squash at its school.
- A team's plan for competing at the national championship in future years.
- The number of players on the roster who have referee certification prior to the application deadline.
- How early the application has been submitted.
- Whether the team has paid the entry fee by the early registration deadline (all but $20 of the fee is refundable up to January 11, 2016 at 5 PM).
If after submitting your application, you wish to revise it, just apply again. The last application completed before the deadline will be the one we will evaluate.
We plan to announce the winners of the scholarships by January 9, 2016. However, if we believe the application is strong, we may announce a scholarship award prior to the December 2 early application deadline.
If your team is awarded a scholarship, your team will have until January 11, 2016 at 5 PM to enter. Please be sure that at least seven team members have US SQUASH/NCS membership and are certified referees by this scholarship deadline for entering the tournament. If your team fails to enter the tournament according to our rules prior to the deadline, we reserve the right to cancel your scholarship and award it to a wait listed team.
National Capital Squash will reimburse up to $1500 for the following expenses: entry fees; travel expenses (train, bus or up to $0.55 per mile for up to two vehicles); and hotel accommodations for up to five rooms per night at up to $130 per night for two nights. Receipts must be provided in order to receive reimbursement. No other expenses are eligible for reimbursement. If a team does not use the full scholarship amount, it may apply the balance toward its participation in the 2017 championship.
Cameron Bahadori, Kira Keating and Jeremy Barnes win All-American awardsJune 4th, 2014
US Squash began naming All-Americans this season to recognize the top junior players who compete in high school leagues or tournament play.
Cameron Bahadori and Kira Keating were selected as the top players in the Mid-Atlantic Squash Organization, a regional high school varsity league that just completed its fifth season. Kira finished the season ranked #5 in the nation among all high school girls, while Cameron was ranked #42 among boys. Jeremy Barnes was selected by the coaches in the Washington Area Squash Association league, a local high school club team league that played its inaugural season as a US Squash sanctioned league. Jeremy finished the season ranked #102 among high school boys.
11 National Capital Juniors Compete at National ChampionshipsJune 4th, 2014
A strong field of National Capital Squash juniors competed at the US Squash National Championships and Silver National Championships. It is an honor to gain entry into either event — congratulations to all NCS juniors who competed in these championship events!
Kira Keating was the sole NCS junior to compete in the National Championship, open to the top 32 players in the nation. This year's championship was held at Princeton University. Kira won 5 matches in GU19 to win the consolations, good for ninth place. She trounced two players she had never beaten before. Her only loss was a round of 16 match that had two tie breakers and her opponent went on take to fifth place.
Silver National Championships (Philadelphia)
Nghi Nguyen won the GU19 Silver Championship over her Potomac School teammate Isabel Young in a thrilling five game match. Both players had rankings high enough for qualification in the National Championship, but for various reasons could not play in it. Instead both played up an age division and reached the finals in the Silvers. Nghi was just the second player in NCS history to win a Silver National title, which Jacqueline Barnes previously did twice.
Theo Mendez took the eventual BU19 champion to 11-9 in the fifth game in a quarterfinals match. Theo then cruised to victory in the classic plate to capture fifth place.
Zach Najera reached the quarterfinals of BU17, where he lost in a heartbreakingly close match, 13-11 in the fifth, to a player who made the finals.
Annika Townsend reached the GU11 semifinals where she had to withdraw in game three due to an injury.
Alex Snape gained entry to the BU15 division by writing US Squash to point out a ranking error in the cut list. After taking one of the last two spots in the event, he reached the BU15 consolation semis, where he lost 11-8 in the fifth to the eventual consolation winner.
GU17 Taylor Nides scored a first round upset over a higher seeded player before winding up with a solid 17th to 24th finish. BU11 Eric Lovallo also had a solid 17-24 finish.
Also competing were Katie Correia and David Katzman. The Silver Nationals are closed to the top 32 ranked players, and the next best 32 ranked players gain entry to this elite event.
Potomac School Boys and Girls Varsity teams earn top 16 national rankingsJune 4th, 2014
The Potomac Girls Varsity team competed in Division 1 of the High School National Championships, the first time a National Capital girls team has ever competed in the nation's most elite division. At the championships, the Potomac girls got to match ball in an individual match that would have secured at least a top 12 finish, but it slipped away. Still, the girls finished the season with a national ranking of 16, while the Potomac boys took 15th in the nation.
Both the boys and girls teams were undefeated in league play and both teams also beat the top Baltimore high school teams too.
Congratulations to all of the players of each team and to the boys and girls teams head coach Mark Lewis and girls assistant coach Carole Grunberg. The players who competed at the national championship are listed below, along with their national high school rankings:
Potomac Boys:
#1 Theo Mendez #53
#2 Cameron Bahadori (C) #42
#3 Zach Najera #75
#4 Sandeep Rishi (C) #106
#5 Alex Snape #171
#6 Caden Petersmeyer (C) #220
#7 James Matthews #293
#8 Evan May #316
Potomac Girls
#1 Kira Keating (C) #5
#2 Nghi Nguyen #35
#3 Isabel Young #33
#4 Katie Correia #115
#5 Katie Schluntz #130
#6 Anna Wasserman #207
#7 Christine Giuliano #209
#8 Madeline Brennan #308
Three NCS Juniors Reach Quarterfinals at Silver NationalsApril 21st, 2013
Three National Capital Squash juniors reached the quarterfinals in the US SQUASH Junior Silver Squash Championships that ended Sunday, April 14. Nghi Nguyen played up an age division and recorded the highest finish, reaching the GU19 semifinals where she lost a tightly contested four game match.
Isabel Young, who recently aged out of GU15, had an impressive run, reaching the GU17 quarterfinals in a five game thriller, clinching the final game 15-13! She then narrowly missed reaching the semis, falling in five tough games.
Theo Mendez lost a heart breaker of a match in the round of 16, losing 11-9 in the fifth to the eventual semifinalist. Theo then went on to win the consolations in a very strong 32-player BU17 field.
Zach Najera, who also recently aged up into BU17, played impressively, defeating a higher ranked player from California in the first round. He later lost in five games to the US #63, who reached the consolation semis.
This elite tournament is open to the top 32 players starting at a national ranking of #33, so qualifying is a tremendous honor. Also playing in the tournament were BU19s Sandeep Rishi and Ben Roth.
Trifecta 3 Silver ResultsApril 20th, 2013
Players from all over the nation descended on the Chevy Chase Athletic Club in March, but NCS juniors won four age groups, nearly sweeping the girls' draws, and made the finals in a two more divisions. Congratulations to these NCS juniors:
BU15 — Alex Snape, finalist
BU15 — Liam Rotzoll, 3rd place
BU15 — Aadil Husain, classic plate winner
BU15 — Ryan Lovallo, consolation winner
BU17 — Zach Najera, finalist
BU17 — Jeremy Barnes, semifinalist
BU17 — Ben Roth, classic plate winner
BU17 — Richard Merski, consolation winner
GU11 — Emma Wolf, winner
GU15 — Hanna Chaudhry, winner
GU17 — Katie Correia, winner
GU19 — Nghi Nguyen, winner
Two NCS Juniors Compete at US Junior National ChampionshipsApril 20th, 2013
Competing in this event is a major honor for any junior squash player — it shows the player has reached the top 32 in his age group in the USA. Congratulations to Cameron Bahadori and Kira Keating, who qualified in the BU19 and GU19 divisions.
Kira Keating, who recently aged up into the GU19, finished 13-16th and is currently ranked #12 in the US. Cameron is the #1 ranked NCS junior boy and #40 in the US.
SquashRevolution SCLA Bronze ResultsApril 20th, 2013
NCS juniors played well the first weekend this month, taking tournament victories in three out of four divisions, by beating back players from Baltimore, Richmond and Charlottesville.
In BU19, Caden Petersmeyer cruised to victory, dropping just one game, in the final, to record his first tournament win. Ian Brown played up an age division and took third place.
Nilay Neelaveni played up an age division into BU15, and battled back from a 2-0 deficit in the semifinal to win in five, before falling in the final in a match that included two tiebreaker games. Michael Lovegrove took third.
Charlie Thomas won all three of his matches without dropping a game to clinch his second impressive tournament win this season in BU11.
Shalika Neelaveni played up an age division and won all her matches by 3-0 scores to clinch the title in GU15, her first tournament victory in that division. Noelle Giuliano also played well to make the final, where she pushed Shalika to 13-11 and 12-10 scores in that match.
SquashRevolution DC Bronze ResultsApril 19th, 2013
NCS players won a number of great victories at this tournament, played in February at the Sports Club/LA in Washington DC. Unseeded Ryan Lovallo won in BU15 in a deep 12-player field with competitors from five states and DC. Michael Lovegrove, also unseeded, came back from a 2-1 deficit to beat the #1 seed 13-11 in the fifth. He then took third place. Jeremy Barnes played up a division and won BU19 without dropping a game.
Sophia Yazigi win GU15, winning all her matches 3-0 on the way to her first tournament victory. Anna Wasserman played in her first ever tournament in GU19, and clinched the deciding match in five games to secure the win.
Bryan Keating Named College Player of the WeekApril 18th, 2013
Bryan Keating, a 2010 graduate of The Potomac School from Chevy Chase, MD, was named the men's College Squash Player of the Week in February. Now a junior at Cornell University, Keating won the honor for delivering the deciding fifth team match win for Cornell over previously undefeated and #1 ranked Princeton. It was just the second time Cornell had ever defeated Princeton and it was the first home victory for the Big Red.
At the team national championships two weeks later, Bryan was one of just three players in the top division to win all his matches by 3-0 scores. At the championship Bryan also received one of the College Squash Association's Scholar Athlete Awards. In April, he was named co-captain of the team for the coming season and received the men's team most improved award and most sportsmanlike player award.
2012-2013 Junior Tournaments ArchiveMarch 31st, 2013
You can view the current junior tournament page here.
You can see the results of tournaments on this page by clicking on the tournament links.
Meadow Mill Silver, Baltimore, June 2-3.
Chevy Chase Silver Trifecta 4, Washington Area, June 29-July 1
Bare Hills Bronze, Baltimore, July 13-15
Chevy Chase Silver Trifecta 5, Washington Area, August 10-12.
Washington DC Gold, September 7-9, 2012.
Potomac Squash Club Junior Silver, September 21-23, 2012
October 27-28, 2012: Bare Hills Silver, Baltimore, MD.
November 3-4, 2012: SCLA Bronze, The SportsClub/LA, Washington DC.
November 17-18, 2012: Baltimore Junior Open Silver, Meadow Mill Athletic Club, Baltimore, MD.
November 30 – December 2, 2012: Trifecta 1 Silver, Episcopal High School, Alexandria, VA
December 7-9, 2012: Junior Championship Tournament Mid-Atlantic, Baltimore. (This tournament is restricted to the top 32 players in the nation who apply to play. You should play competitively in Gold tournaments before considering a JCT.)
December 15-16, 2012, Bethesda Bronze, Bethesda Sport & Health Club, Bethesda, MD.
December 27-28, 2012: Meadow Mill Holiday Silver, Meadow Mill Athletic Club, Baltimore, MD, Deadline Dec. 18.
January 11-13, 2013: Trifecta 2 Silver, Chevy Chase Athletic Club.
Jan. 25-27, 2013: Virginia Juniors Mid-Atlantic Championship, Tier 1 (3/4 of Gold points), Episcopal High School, Alexandria, VA. This tournament is open only to players in the Mid-Atlantic region.
Feb. 1-3, 2013: Salty Hawkins Bronze, Country Club of Virginia, Richmond,VA.
February 15-17, 2013: Squash Revolution DC Juniors Bronze Sponsored by Oliver Rackets, Results, The Gym, Washington DC.
February 22-24, 2013: Mid-Atlantic Gold, Baltimore.
March 1 – 3, 2013: Trifecta 3 Silver, Chevy Chase Athletic Club.
March 9-10, 2013: Bronze Juniors, Meadow Mill Athletic Club.
November DC Squash Newsletter — Junior NewsDecember 4th, 2012
Jacqueline Barnes pushed one of the world's top junior women — Aparajitha Balamurukan — to four games at the Queensland (Australia) Open Women's Pro-Squash Tournament. Her Indian opponent reached the 3rd round at the Junior Worlds last summer. To put that in perspective, no US woman got past the third round. Balamurukan then knocked out the #2 seed (World #50) in three games. The November Women's Squash Association rankings are out and the 18 year-old Barnes is now ranked as World #136.
Kira Keating is now ranked #2 in GU17 in the USA thanks to reaching the finals of the Junior Championship Tournament (JCT) – Connecticut. This is one of the highest rankings ever achieved by an NCS junior. Kira also made the finals of the Philadelphia Squash Club Gold, playing up an age division in GU19, where she beat the US #24 in three games.
Peter Giraudo reached the second round of the consolations in BU19 at the super-elite JCT Pennsylvania, where he got a game off the US #17.
Dayton Gold
Several NCS juniors played this gold tournament in Ohio. Here are the highlights:
BU19 — Cameron Bahadori, 5th place
BU17 — Theo Mendez, Quarterfinalist
BU17 — Remy Freire, Consol Quarters
BU17 — Zach Najera, Consol Two
BU17 — Jeremy Barnes, Consol Two
GU17 — Nghi Nguyen, Winner, Plate
GU15 — Taylor Nides, Plate Finals
Bare Hills Silver
NCS Juniors won an amazing four of the six draws. Caroline Resor won GU17/19 and Diana Halikias reached the semis; Taylor Nides won GU15; Sandeep Rishi won BU19; Remy Freire placed 3rd in BU17 and Ryan Lovallo won BU13.
Baltimore Junior Open Silver
Here are the highlights of how NCS juniors fared at the Baltimore Jr Open:
BU13 — Nilay Neelaveni, finalist
BU17 — Ben Roth, semi-finals
BU17 — Jeremy Barnes, classic plate finals
BU19 — Evan Brown, 3rd place
GU13 — Shalika Neelaveni, finalist
GU15 — Taylor Nides, 3rd place
GU17 — Nghi Nguyen, winner
GU17 — Diana Halikias, finalist
Sports Club/LA Bronze
Congratulations to Aadil Husain, who won both the BU13 and BU15 divisions, his first tournament wins! Kevin Tsai was the BU15 finalist and Conner Elder was the BU13 finalist. Michael Ficca won the BU17 over finalist Aaron Broner, who played up an age division. Helen Malley won GU15 and Charlotte Kho was the finalist.
October DC Squash Newsletter — Junior NewsOctober 23rd, 2012
Setting a new record for playing far from our area, Jacqueline Barnes recently won the consolation final at the Australian Junior National Championships, beating the nation's #7 and #8 ranked players in three games in each match. In the first round, she lost a tight four-game match to the player who took 3rd place. At the Women's Squash Association Ipswich Open last week, Barnes took former Women's World #60 Zoe Petrovansky to four games.
Washington Gold
Over 200 players from 15 states plus Canada competed last month in the largest and strongest junior field ever to play in our area. Twenty three NCS juniors competed and proved our region is now home to some of the nation's top players. NCS thanks George Washington University, Sports Club/LA, Bethesda Sport & Health, Results, The Gym and University Club for hosting the matches.
Congratulations to Kira Keating, who won GU17; Shalika Neelaveni, who took 5th in GU11; and Cameron Bahadori and Theo Mendez, who placed 6th and 7th in BU17.
Out of town highlights
Kira Keating reached the GU17 semifinals of the Junior Championship Tournament (JCT) in Philadelphia (open to the nation's top 32 players who apply to play) and took 3rd place in GU19 at the Westchester Gold. Cameron Bahadori (BU17) and Peter Giraudo (BU19) also qualified to play in the elite JCT. Cameron Bahadori took 5th place in BU17 at the San Diego Gold.
Zach Najera reached the consolation finals in BU15 at the Deroy Gold in Michigan. Zach also won the Three Rivers Open Silver in Pittsburgh.
Duncan McGillivary reached the BU19 semifinals of the Merion Cricket Club Silver in Philadelphia.
Potomac Squash Silver
NCS juniors played well against many out of town players at The Potomac Squash Club Silver, which was held the weekend of Sept. 21.
Taimur Chaudhry won BU17, winning all his matches by convincing 3-0 scores. Remy Freire reached the BU17 semis. Evan Brown won BU19, beating Sandeep Rishi in a thrilling five game match to take the trophy. Nilay Neelaveni reached the finals of BU13.
Shalika Neelaveni won GU11. Taylor Nides won GU15, while Katie Correia took 3rd. Nghi Nguyen won GU17, besting Diana Halikias in the final. Nghi also won the GU19 division.
Junior Tournaments
There is a complete list of all sanctioned junior tournaments in our region here. More tournaments will be sanctioned soon.
Barnes defeats #7 and #8 seeds at Australian Junior ChampionshipsOctober 8th, 2012
Jacqueline Barnes won the consolation final at the Australian Junior Championships, beating the #7 and #8 seeds in three games. In the first round, she lost a tight four-game match to the player who eventually won 3rd place.
See complete results here.
Najera Wins Three Rivers SilverSeptember 22nd, 2012
Potomac Squash Club Junior Silver Sept. 21-23August 27th, 2012
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|September 23, 2012
Click here for an entry form and more info.
Free Intro to Squash for Kids (and Moms) August 13-22August 12th, 2012
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|August 22, 2012
Jacqueline Barnes is one of the region's top junior squash players. She graduated from Whitman High School and will attend George Washington University in 2014. She is currently taking a gap year while she trains in Australia with the Australian Juniors team with the goal of qualifying for the World Junior Squash Championships July 2013.
She is in town for two weeks and is on a mission to show as many local children (and their moms) as possible what a great game squash is!
On the following days she will use the Chevy Chase Athletic Club squash courts to show your child how to play – it's free. There is also a special mom's only session August 18.
The only requirement is that you and your child must wear non marking shoes so as to not mark the wooden floors. Equipment is provided.
August 13 – 17 from 12 – 1pm
Monday — High School and middle school students
Tuesday — Middle school and Elem students
Wednesday — High School and middle school students
Thursday — Middle school and Elem students
Friday — High School and middle school students
Saturday, August 18 from 12 – 1.30 pm
Saturday 12 – 12.45pm — High School and middle school students
Saturday 12.45 – 1.30pm — Middle school and Elem students
Sunday August 18 from 1-2 pm
Moms session!
August 20 – 22 from 12.30 – 1.30pm
Monday — High School and middle school students
Tuesday — Middle school and Elem students
Wednesday — High School and middle school students
This introductory session for children who have not played before is free however registration is essential please send the following details –
name of child, age, grade, and school — to firstname.lastname@example.com.
2011-2012 Junior Tournaments ArchiveAugust 5th, 2012
You can view the current junior tournament page here.
You can see the results of 2011-2012 tournaments on this page by clicking on the tournament links.
Bare Hills Championships, Gold, Sept. 9-11
Bare Hills Fall Classic, Baltimore — Silver, Oct. 21-23
Capitol Hill Classic, Washington, DC — Bronze, Nov. 11-13
Trifecta 1 Silver Tournament, Episcopal High School, Alexandria, VA, Dec. 2-4.
Baltimore Junior Open — Silver, Dec. 10-11.
Northern Virginia Bronze — Bronze, Dec. 16-18
Holiday Junior Open — Silver, Baltimore, Dec. 28-29
Trifecta 2 Silver Tournament, Washington Area, Jan. 13-15
Junior Championship Tournament — Mid-Atlantic, Baltimore, Jan. 14-16.
Virginia Juniors Mid-Atlantic Championship, Tier 1 (3/4 of Gold points), Jan. 27-29, Episcopal High School, Alexandria, VA. This tournament is open only to players in the Mid-Atlantic region.
Salty Hawkins Bronze, Richmond, Feb. 3-5.
Trifecta 3 Silver Tournament, Washington Area, Feb. 17-19.
Meadow Mill Bronze, Baltimore, Feb. 25-26.
Meadow Mill Gold, Baltimore, March 9-11.
Meadow Mill Silver, Baltimore, April 21-22.
Bare Hills Silver, Baltimore, May 11-13
Washington DC Junior Open Gold September 7-9July 17th, 2012
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|September 9, 2012
Player instructions and venue information, such as parking tips and food suggestions, is now available.
Click here for the GWU/SCLA venues.
Click here for the Bethesda venue.
Click here for the Results, The Gym venue.
Click here for the University Club venue.
Squash Camps for KidsMay 27th, 2012
There are many squash camps in our area that provide instruction from beginner through nationally-ranked elite levels. This page summarizes the camps in our area, with links more information for each camp.
These are available every week from June 18 through August 20 (ending on Aug. 24). These day camps are held at Chevy Chase Athletic Club, with the exception of one sleep away camp in Plains VA. Coaches include Squash maestros Greg Gaultier (former World champion) and Shahier Razik (#26 PSA ranking) , Director of Squash Connie Barnes, elite coach Rod Barnes, Squash Coach legend Australian Marc Forster, Mir Zaman Gul (former world #6 player), PSA player Lekgotla Mosope and members of the GWU team. More information and an online registration form is available here (scroll down the page at the link).
Bethesda Sport & Health Camps with Ian Brown.
These day camps are aimed at beginning to intermediate elite players and are held at Bethesda Sport & Health Club. There are half day and full day options. Beginner to Intermediate (age 7-12) camps are the weeks of June 18, June 25, August 13 and August 20. Intermediate elite camps for age 12+ are July 9 and 16. More info and an application here.
Jahangir Naseem's Squash Camps
Jahangir offers both beginner to intermediate camps and elite camps with nationally recognized coaches. Half or full day beginner to intermediate camps are offered July 16 and August 6. There is an elite camp the week of June 25 with US #1 Julian Illingworth and another elite camp July 30 with Patrick Chifunda, a former top 100 world player. More info and an online registration form is here.
National Capitol Squash Camps, Wendy Lawrence, Director
The National Capitol Squash Camps are held at The Potomac School in McLean the weeks of June 18 and August 6. It welcomes juniors from ages 9-18 years old, from the novice to the advanced, nationally ranked players. Students are placed in groups within the camp based on ability and age. The focus of the camps will be on racquet technique and match play. Coaches will work individually with each student including the use of video tape analysis of strokes and match play. Wendy Lawrence, a former top 12 US player, is the varsity coach of the GWU mens and womens teams and is assisted by top local squash pros and college players. There is more information and a camp application form here.
Navy Squash Camp (sleep away camp) — Sunday, July 08– Thursday, July 12, 2012.
A 5:1 student teacher ratio allows a high degree of individual attention. The forty campers will be divided into four teams designed to provide instruction in a college team atmosphere. Focus of camp will be on improving player's technique, tactics, mental toughness, physical fitness, as well as refereeing, scoring and videotape analysis. Emphasis will be placed on efficient practice routine and effective play in competitive matches. There are 12 courts at Navy (in Annapolis MD) and there is 24 hour adult supervision and air conditioned dorms. More information and a camp application can be found here.
Total Squash Camps, Boarding and Day Options at Episcopal High School, Alexandria VA
Total Squash Camps offer some of the finest coaches in the nation, and feature Mike Way, the current Harvard Varsity Mens and Womens Squash Teams coach. Way was coach to world champions Jonathan Power and Sarah Fitzgerald and was recently the head squash coach at the National Squash Training Centre in Canada.
Elite camps are offered June 17 (featuring an all-star line up of junior coaches including Mike Way, Mark Lewis and Brian O'Hora — just 5 spots left as of May 28) and July 15 with Lefika Ragontse, one of the top junior coaches in the nation. An intermediate camps is offered July 22. More information, along with a complete list of coaches and options is available here.
Bare Hills Junior SilverApril 23rd, 2012
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This Silver level tournament will be held at Bare Hills Racquet & Fitness Club, located at 1420 Clarkview Rd. in Baltimore May 11-13. Many matches will start May 12.
Deadline May 2 at 12 Noon.
An entry form is available here.
Three NCS Juniors Play Well in National ChampionshipApril 14th, 2012
The top 32 players in each age group who apply to enter get to play in the National Championship, so simply qualifying is a great honor and the three NCS juniors played well.
Camille Lanier reached the quarterfinals of GU19. She is now ranked US #8 in GU19, a tremendous achievement.
Kira Keating sprained her ankle in the first game of her round of 32 match, but gutted out a win over the US#16. She then gave the #1 seed her toughest match until the semis. She made the consolation quarters, where she lost to the eventual consolation winner.
Geoffrey Keating reached the semis of the plate, beating the US #23 and a Dartmouth recruit in three crisp games, 8,6,6 before falling to the eventual plate winner in a close match.
March Tournament HighlightsApril 14th, 2012
Meadow Mill Gold
Jacq Barnes reached the final of the GU19, where she lost in 4 games to the GU17 US #5. Hanna Chaudhry reached the consolation finals in GU13. She played a tight four game match with the finalist of the tournament in the first round. Peter Giraudo reached the BU19 quarters, where he lost in five to the tournament winner. Peter won the classic plate (5th place). Cameron Bahadori and Zach Ho both reached the consolation semis in BU19. Liam Rotzoll reached the consolation finals in BU13.
Fassp Gold, New Haven, CT
Camille Lanier won the Fassp Gold GU19, and didn't drop a game on the way to victory. Candace Craig reached the GU15 plate finals, where she lost in five games that featured three tie breakers! Carson Craig reached the plate semis in BU19.
Germantown Cricket Club Silver
Sohrab Nawaz reached the BU17 semis of Philadelphia's Germantown Cricket Club Silver.
Meadow Mill Junior Silver TournamentApril 8th, 2012
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Play in this April 21-22 tournament begins Saturday 10 am. Three or more matches per player.
$85 per player; Entry fee includes tournament T-shirt, prizes for winners and finalists. Saturday lunch at Club for tournament players.
You can get an entry form here.
Entries close Tuesday April 17 at 5 PM. Late entries, if possible, are $10 additional.
Potomac Boys Varsity Team Wins MASO ChampionshipFebruary 18th, 2012
The Potomac Boys Varsity pulled out a thrilling 4-3 victory in the Mid-Atlantic Squash Organization team championship Feb. 18.
Going into the final two matches, Potomac trailed by a 2-3 score when senior co-captains Geoffrey Keating (#1) and Michael DeSantis (#4) began their matches. Keating won a bruising victory in four games over Pep Ruckpanich, who frequently crashed into Keating before asking for a let.
With the match tied at three all, St. Andrews gained momentum when Rob Ramussen took the first two games. But DeSantis kept pushing, taking games three, four and five, giving Potomac a dramatic win.
Theo Mendez also won at #2, coming back from a 0-2 deficit to win. Cameron Bahardori also won at #3 for Potomac.
Mercersburg Academy won the girls draw, beating Potomac 4-3.
Potomac Girls Varsity Defeats Roland ParkJanuary 28th, 2012
The Potomac School Girl's Varsity team defeated Baltimore's powerhouse Roland Park Country School, which was ranked in the top 16 nationally last season, by 6-3 margin Wednesday. Potomac's Emma Resor, Stacey Chiu and Nicole Huang won nail biter matches that that went to five games on Roland Park's home courts.
Potomac's Boys and Girls Varsity teams have both been tentatively seeded in the elite division II of the US SQUASH High School Championships, which will be held next weekend at Yale University and other venues near New Haven.
NCS Trio Among Top Players at Junior ChampionshipJanuary 28th, 2012
Three NCS juniors played deep into the first-ever US SQUASH Junior Championship Tournament held in the Mid-Atlantic region earlier this month. This super elite tournament is open to the nation's top 32 players who apply to play.
Kira Keating reached the quarterfinals before falling to the tournament winner in GU 17. Camille Lanier reached the GU 19 consolation finals and Theo Mendez reached the consolation semis, where he lost a tight five game match to the consolation winner.
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#10399 closed Cleanup/optimization (fixed)
Optimise cross-table update for one-to-one fields
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When we do an update involving a OneToOneField (model inheritance cases being an obvious example), the update queryset does something akin to filter(pk__in=inner_query) where inner_query describes the child model. However, the field in this particular case is known to be one-to-one, not many-to-one. So the reverse relation will only match one item. Thus, we might as well do filter(pk=some_value), which is much faster.
Detecting this case can probably be handled in UpdateQuery.add_update_fields() in some fashion, I suspect.
(This is another one of those long-term SQL optimisation projects that I'll get to at some point. Making a tracking bug for it, since it's been floating around for a while.)
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comment:1 Changed 8 years ago by mtredinnick
- Needs documentation unset
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- Patch needs improvement unset
- Triage Stage changed from Unreviewed to Accepted
comment:2 Changed 5 years ago by SmileyChris
- Severity set to Normal
- Type set to Cleanup/optimization
This is a pretty old ticket... is it still just as relevant today with the current state of the ORM?
comment:3 Changed 5 years ago by aaugustin
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Change UI/UX from NULL to False.
comment:4 Changed 5 years ago by aaugustin
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Change Easy pickings from NULL to False.
comment:5 Changed 4 years ago by akaariai
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- Needs tests set
I believe this one is now fixed for normal querying. The changes done to join path generation likely fix this one for update queries, too.
Anybody willing to write a test case for this ticket?
comment:6 Changed 4 years ago by charettes
- Owner changed from mtredinnick to charettes
- Status changed from new to assigned
I'll write that testcase.
Changed 4 years ago by charettes
comment:7 Changed 4 years ago by charettes
Added a patch with a testcase that passes on (py273, py323) X (SQLite3, Postgresql).
comment:8 Changed 4 years ago by claudep
CaptureQueriesContext is a nice addition. From the bikeshedding department:
- separate commit for adding CaptureQueriesContext
- specific tests for CaptureQueriesContext in test_utils
- when __getitem__ is applied to a list, I'd rather use an argument named i or index
I'd suggest you go ahead with the commits when above points are addressed (unless someone else has other concerns, of course).
comment:9 Changed 4 years ago by charettes
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- Has patch set
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- Patch needs improvement set
Thanks for your review, was wondering if I should commit CaptureQueriesContext separately.
Changed 4 years ago by charettes
Added CaptureQueriesContext with tests
Changed 4 years ago by charettes
Testcase for this ticket using CaptureQueriesContext
comment:10 Changed 4 years ago by charettes
- Patch needs improvement unset
Added tests for CaptureQueriesContext, included claudep's suggestions and split the patch in two.
comment:11 Changed 4 years ago by claudep
- Triage Stage changed from Accepted to Ready for checkin
comment:12 Changed 4 years ago by Simon Charette <charette.s@…>
comment:13 Changed 4 years ago by Simon Charette <charette.s@…>
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Recently, Immigration and Customs Enforcement revealed that it soon plans to audit more than 600 employers nationwide for compliance with hiring laws. Companies need to examine their hiring practices to avoid the disruption and negative publicity that can accompany a federal or local enforcement action.
Immigration Law Compliance
Recently, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) revealed that it soon plans to audit more than 600 employers nationwide for compliance with hiring laws. In addition, a number of state and local jurisdictions are implementing requirements for employers to verify the status of workers and performing inspections targeting illegal workers who use false documents. Companies need to examine their hiring practices to avoid the disruption and negative publicity that can accompany a federal or local enforcement action.
Some companies have already experienced the new style of immigration law enforcement. In early May, Overhill Farms, a large frozen food company in the Los Angeles suburbs, was the subject of what has been called a "desktop raid." An audit uncovered that one-fourth of its 1,000 employees had discrepancies in their Social Security records that turned out to be unresolvable, exposing their status as illegal immigrants. The company had little choice but to let the workers go in one fell swoop. Overhill quickly found replacement workers, but the episode was traumatic for management and workers alike, as it came with little warning.
Immigration investigations in progress are shifting focus rapidly. In February of this year, a Bellingham, WA engine manufacturing company was raided when agents became aware that criminal gang members had been on the payroll. Twenty-eight of 100 workers were initially arrested, and early reports indicated that the employers were cooperating with ICE. Within weeks the case took a turn, as temporary visas were issued to the illegal workers in exchange for their cooperation in the investigation that is now focused on the employer.
Electronic screening systems such as E-Verify and SSNVS are helpful, but are no substitute for human attention. Human resources personnel today need to be aware of all the possible vulnerabilities in their hiring process and how to minimize them. They also need to make sure that any problems are resolved fairly and appropriately.
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The choice is ultimately yours about health care solutions or the severe illegal immigration problem, by calling Washington politicians at 202-224-3121. ICE must be ruthlessly in going after the parasitical businesses who pay nothing for their illegal workers in health care benefits. THAT'S BEEN LEFT TO TAXPAYERS FOR DECADES.
The American people must decide their health care options? Because of the massive divide of angry citizens and legal residents, it is essential that free choice must be on the table of any new legislation. Taxpayers must realize that special interest groups have a monopoly over radio and television networks, because they have extraordinary amounts of money to spend on engineering the truth. We have a passionate commitment to our homeless veterans, citizens, such as our own poverty-stricken people.
Those who have health care now care nothing for those without, but the shock will come with escalating costs when premiums to rise and can no longer afford it for their own family. ALSO REMEMBER THAT MANY POLITICIANS HAVE FINANCIAL INTERESTS IN THE STATUS QUO AS THEY ARE STOCKHOLDERS IN THE INSURANCE INDUSTRY.
They have acclimatized a large portion of Americans that insurance companies are the best deal, but this is not true? Most European countries perform very well with the private and the public option? Erosion began in the European health care system, when an indoctrinated Europe allowed poor nations access to their hospitals and doctors without every paying into the government system. This was the main cause of medical care sinking below par, not indifferent to illegal cheap labor entering our nation. Until the 1980's there was–NO–extreme rationing or problems in the British national health care, until England became overwhelmed by Northern Europeans. I know because I was there in Britain and in Australia. Nobody can be turned away from Doctors or hospitals, which is the–ABSOLUTELY SAME–position as America.
THINK! How can America sustain health care costs, when US taxpayers are forced by federal law to support poor sick and maimed 20 million plus illegal aliens? No nation can sustain its living standards as in the near past, after the mass immigration of illegal immigrants and their extended families. Our only option is to terminate illegal cheap labor with every enforcement opportunity we can muster. Without restrictions millions more will keep coming, specifically of Amnesty raising its ugly head again. We must keep up the pressure on Washington, with mandated E-Verify, the Save Act, state police authorization of 287 G, no match social security, an originally planned two-tier fence and ICE raids. Learn more at the Heritage Foundation site or NUMBERSUSA.
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Dear Mr. President, Senate and House of Representatives:
I'm planning to move my family and extended family (18-20 mouths) into Mexico for my health, and I would like to ask you to assist me.
We're planning to simply walk across the border from the U.S. into Mexico , and we'll need your help to make a few arrangements.
We plan to skip all the legal stuff like visas, passports, immigration quotas and laws. I'm sure they handle those things the same way you do here.
So, would you mind telling your buddy, President Calderon, that I'm on my way over? Please let him know that I will be expecting the following:
1. Free medical care for my entire family.
2. English-speaking government bureaucrats for all services I might need, whether I use them or not.
3. All Mexico government forms need to also be printed in English.
4. I want my kids to be taught Spanish by English-speaking (bi-lingual) teachers.
5. Schools need to include classes on American culture and history.
6. I want my kids to see the American flag on one of the flag poles at their school.
7. Please plan to feed my kids at school for both breakfast and lunch.
8. I will need a local Mexican driver's license so I can get easy access to government services.
9. I do plan to get a car and drive in Mexico, but, I don't plan to purchase car insurance, and I probably won't make any special effort to learn local traffic laws.
10. In case one of the Mexican police officers does not get the memo from their president to leave me alone, please be sure that every patrol car has at least one English-speaking officer.
11. I plan to fly the U.S. flag from my house top, put U S. flag decals on my car, and have a gigantic celebration on July 4th. I do not want any complaints or negative comments from the locals.
12. I would also like to have a nice job without paying any taxes, or have any labor or tax laws enforced on any business I may start.
13. Please have the president tell all the Mexican people to be extremely nice and never say a critical things about me or my family, or about the strain we might place on their economy.
I know this is an easy request because you already do all these things for all his people who come to the U.S. from Mexico .
I am sure that President Calderon won't mind returning the favor if you ask him nicely.
Thank you so much for your kind help,
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Old piss breath has turned down several considerable offers over the course of his career.But it makes for a much better story to perpetuate the myth that he was avoided like the plague for so many years and was denied the same opportunities that his Mexican brethren received.
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Khan would look like a new born giraffe if Marquez landed any half decent power punch when Khan rushe's in... you're a moron and I'm sure most agree
Are you trying to make Garcia look better? are you a Rican dick rider????
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I haven't even been close to mentioning anything about garcia in this thread you idiot. Matter of fact Garcias ko is another example of a well timed shot too.
Timing against speed buddy, it showed in both fights. Marquez had to have the perfect moment to land his well practiced shot against pac and he was fortunate the time was right cuz he was getting his **** pushed in. Deserves fighter of the year and all, but khan cruises to an easy ud against marquez, then and now 140-47.
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There is a reason why Nacho did not want that Marquez to take that fight. But the current roided Marquez would annihilate Khan!
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Danny Garcia can KO Khan with ease... but Marquez can't?
Maidana can make Khan chicken dance for four rounds.... but Marquez can't?
The great Breidis Prescott couldn't be Ud'd by Khan... but Marquez can?
This is covert Rican dick riding people... too try and make Danny Garcia look better... somebody Garcia easily slapped about could beat Marquez
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Marquez got annihilated by Mayweather on footspeed and natural reach and height. Khan was a terrible matchup for him. Glad the fight never happened. Far too many advantages to the younger fighter and a pointless fight.
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Fackin clown, nice over view of triangle thories there.
khan would beat marquez than and now 140-147 UD
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The only mismatch here would be throwing Khan in with Marquez because Khan would be eating counters all night
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In order to beat Juan you have to be a great boxer. Khan is not a great boxer, he will rush in with his combinations and get knocked out. Khan is no Mayweather, his defense is open and he trusts his chin too much to defeat a combination counter-puncher like Marquez.
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NEW YORK (AP) -- Upon further review, Nielsen Media Research now says that the Arizona-Pittsburgh Super Bowl game was the most-watched in history.
Nielsen said 98.7 million people, on average, were watching Pittsburgh's exciting 27-23 victory Sunday night. That beats the 97.5 million who watched the 2008 game, which held the record for most popular Super Bowl.
On Monday, Nielsen had reported that this year's game had 95.4 million viewers -- impressive, but not a record-setter.
Nielsen explained the discrepancy of more than 3 million viewers by saying a more complete check of their records revealed additional viewership on some digital tier networks. The company hadn't been aware that they were showing the game.
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The latest installment of Quick Reviews looks at a prehistoric archery game, a space-aged tank battle, and a clever card game.
Arno The Hunter
Arno The Hunter is a quirky little archery-style high score game from Jonathan Kreuzer and Khang Le. You control Arno by tilting the device, sending him rolling left or right as enemies fly overhead and release fiery droppings or bombs. Tapping the enemies causes Arno to unleash a volley of arrows upon the winged creatures in an effort to rack up high scores and climb the leaderboards. There are only 3 levels in which to compete, with boss battles thrown in every so often. Bosses require you to hit specific spots multiple times to defeat them. There are 5 available weapons to use, each with its own properties that make one better than another against certain enemies. You gain ammo for these weapons by snagging orbs dropped by defeated enemies. Switching weapons is as easy as tapping the icons along the left side of the screen. A multiplier builds with each successive strike, leading to huge point totals if you are accurate. Gameplay can get quite frantic, as you'll spend a lot of time avoiding enemy fire while trying to shoot down the opposition. You'll need to anticipate where they will be when the weapon reaches them, not where they are when you shoot. The graphics are crisp and look great, featuring animations that bring the world alive. The soundtrack is very nice, too, and the controls were pretty spot-on. Replay value comes in the form of global leaderboards and trophies, but not through one of the popular social gaming platforms. At $0.99, Arno The Hunter is a 4-Dimple diversion and a neat pick-up-and-play option.
iDaTank is a fun little tank battle game from Pavel Tsarev. Set on a series of 3D planets, iDaTank tasks you with harvesting the planet's various resources while defending yourself against a number of unrelenting enemies. There are 5 planet clusters with about 5 planets in each, with unique terrains and enemies to boot. You need to collect enough of the blue crystals to power the portal that takes you to the next planet. Points are earned for killing enemies and grabbing items that they drop, as well as grabbing crystals. At various times, you earn perks and spend points that allow you to upgrade various aspects of your tank, as well as the weapons you use to dispatch those that mean youarm. Movements are controlled via an invisible joypad of sorts. Placing your thumb on the screen will create a centerpoint, and dragging in any direction from there will cause the tank to move the same way. Your tank autoaims and autofires upon enemies when they are within range. There is a constant battle to keep enemies from getting too close, as it diminishes your health and leaves you unable to actually shoot them. The 3D graphics are pleasant and the audio is good, too. The controls are a little confusing and difficult to get used to, but once you get the hang of them, it's not too bad. The purchase system is also a little tricky, as there is no confirmation before buying. Tap too fast and your points are gone. In all, it quite fun and it does make you want to keep playing to see what comes next. At $0.99 for a universal build, iDaTank is a neat 4-Dimple offering.
Reiner Knizia's Modern Art: The Card Game
Reiner Knizia's Modern Art: The Card Game is the latest Dr. Knizia title brought to iOS by Skotos Tech. It should be noted that this is not the popular auction-based version of the game, but a somewhat simpler yet still compelling option for the cerebral player. Playing against 2 or 3 opponents, each person takes turns laying down a card from a deck containing 5 "suits" from 5 different artists. Play continues until one artist has been played 6 times, at which point the round ends. The top three most played artists earn 3, 2, or 1 points for each instance that a player plays them. The two lowest-ranking artists are worth no points. Artist values carry over from one round to the next, and you keep unplayed cards from round to round. At each round's conclusion, each player has the option to play an additional card for each artist that they played during that round. Additionally, some cards have symbols that allow you to draw additional cards from the deck, play another card face-up or face-down, and even add value to any chosen artist's cards. The player with the most points at the end is declared the winner. It sounds a bit confusing up front, but like most Dr. Knizia titles, it becomes second nature after just a round or two. The graphics are passable, the sound is minimal, and the controls are fairly simple to use. As usual, there is a great deal of strategy involved in determining which cards to play and when. We enjoyed this game a lot and can see it fitting in nicely with our other Dr. Knizia titles. A universal build at $2.99, Modern Art is a 4-Dimple stud.
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Tomasz Adamek Decisions a Game Eddie Chambers
Prudential Center, Newark, New Jersey - Former two division champion Tomasz Adamek (46-2, 28KOs) won a twelve round unanimous decision over Eddie Chambers (36-3, 18KOs) in a fight that was much closer than the scorecards would indicate. The scores were 116-112, 116-112 and a criminal 119-109.
After outboxing Adamek for the majority of the first four rounds, Chambers looked as if he hurt his left arm in the fifth as Adamek started to come on. The sixth was a very strong round for Adamek, who landed numerous big shots. Chambers continued to use his right hand and stopped throwing the left jab, which indicated a possible arm injury.
Chambers came out in the seventh like a new man, still mostly using his right hand but now he was back to outboxing Adamek. But in the eight Adamek came back and started firing back with hard shots to get himself back in the fight.
In the ninth, Adamek began to look tired and Chambers was starting to work himself back in. The remaining rounds were close with both of them having their moments. During many of the rounds, Chambers blocked a lot of punches when Adamek would explode with combinations. But Adamek was busier and never stopped throwing, while Chambers was more accurate with his shots.
I thought it was a close fight, but that last card was a complete joke. Really just proved no matter what happened Chambers wasn't going to win that fight. Hate that his arm got hurt because he probably wins in…Comment by Thurman on 06-17-2012
[QUOTE=ИATAS206;12252295]this is boxing folks. throw more punches and u win. doesn't matter if almost all of them are blocked or hits air, as long as u throw more u win. [/QUOTE] [IMG]http://www.caerphilly.gov.uk/chronicle/images/6.digging-deeper/famous-faces/joe-calzaghe.jpg[/IMG]Comment by waxfondler on 06-17-2012
i thought chambers schooled adamek with one hand.... really disappointed in the decision. adamek had no answer for chambers' right hand. fast eddie did everything he wanted to do to adamek, the confidence was clear. he slipped most of tomasz's…Comment by TaurusJ27 on 06-17-2012
I was impressed on how well Chambers was thowing his right at Adamek in the earlier rounds. Those scores from the judges are a joke.Comment by ShoulderRoll on 06-17-2012
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Complaint Review: Everest moving and storage
Everest moving and storage4613N university dr,unit 6 Coral Springs, Florida United States of America
Everest moving and storage NIGHTMARE move that will not end by most DECIETFUL,UNPROFESSIONALcompany Coral Springs, Florida
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Never heard from company until day of move to let me know they could not be there for 2 more days Talked with Sofi. I told her I had 30 more boxes, she said" no problem they would not charge me for the inconvenience of being 4 days late and there would be plenty of room empty trunk coming"The trunk came 4days late @10:30pm with a little flaslight. Had to return following day to finish now 5days late.The manager of the move said he knew nothing about the agreement to not be charged extra for extra boxes. I was now being charged double and the trunk was 1/2 full. I had to leave so many items behind. I had them wrap both mattress in special bags Was forced into signing paperwork for additional boxes before they would even load. What else to do at midnight on a saturday. I wasn't sure if my stuff would be delivered.
The truck showed up @ 9pm to start unloading 2 days later.Some items no longer had sticker with my info on it. I refused to pay the extra amount of $1500.00 since sofi guaranteed I would not be charged since they were 5days late which caused me alot of stress since I am a single woman doing this myself.Called her She was very rude,disrespectful, took no responsibility for this and lied saying she never made that agreement. I had to pay the extra to get my belongings off the truck. The inventory list had no matching numbers coordinating with items as well as missing items like mattresses.It was impossible to know if I got everything. The manager of the move was so disgusted with company and all problems people were complaining about- he took the extra cash I gave him for my stuff and took a bus from Ct back to Fla. He was only with them for a week. The reason they were 5days late he told me they had no crew.
2 days later unwrapped new $2000.00 mattress was soaking wet in plastic bag with terrible smell. Also found 3 boxes missing and a metal bookcase. Also have 3items of someone elses. Also numerous peices of furniture with huge scratches, dents.
I called company to report all this Ben spoke to me was very rude, questioning me as if I was making all of it up.He said he would send me a form to fill out by email, on 7/20. After 3phone calls trying to find some help finding my stuff, the form was sent 8/22. The only answer I got was my stuff could be in a storage unit in Maryland or NJ or someones garage.
I contacted sofi again 2weeks after sending a list of items missing by certified mail. The confirmation came back saying "screw u" below a signature. Again conversation with her nothing but lies and absolutley no regard for what they have done by damaging and losing items I have paid double for. Her answer was I dont know where your stuff is. Supposily the storrage unit was emptied and delivered. No one has reported having personnal items not belonging to them or has anyone asked about the items I recieved that I would like to return to rightful owner.
If anyone used this dispeckable company and has my personal family pictures, large lamp and box of kitchen cookware contact me on facebook.
We can make a difference keep anyone else from having their personnel stuff stolen and ruined and having to deal with most unproffessional people that do not care at all about your possesions and will rip you off everyway they can, while lying about it.
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Daley Blind may have made his name as a full-back, but the Dutch international is just as good in central midfield, where he often played for Ajax last season.
It was widely expected that Blind would be part of the new arrivals at Old Trafford this summer, but a move has yet to take place.
The Dutch international, who is known well by Louis van Gaal, would be a great buy and the perfect complement to Ander Herrera and Angel Di Maria in the midfield.


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Wish I had bought a few days ago at 11, it's a well run company, and I shouldn't panic - just too used to the high tech-stocks I guess.
I increased my position that day - I think this thing has great potential - I recently visited the original test site for the check cashing machine (Fort Worth Texas - A convenience store on Hulen near Hulen Mall) and the lady working the store said the line for the machine was usually 4 or 5 deep and 10 deep on fridays - this check machine could completely transform the company