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When it comes to blessing our persecutors, we need to readjust our ideas of what constitutes a blessing. The blessing we give to our enemies does not have to come in the form of comforting words or actions. Even if our words or actions are meant to give comfort, like literally giving food or water to our enemies, it won't be perceived as kindness, because our enemies don't believe we're capable of bringing God's blessings down. Instead, our words and actions will feel like hot coals being heaped upon their heads.
If we have faith in Christ, faith that we are saved, faith that by God's grace our sins are forgiven, and work out that faith in a love of neighbor, self and God, then there is no other requirement upon us. We can stand firm in our faith as beloved children of the living God!
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KAPOOYAH! Watch: Houston resident react to crazy hailstorm
(KTRH) A strong hailstorm hit a small community just outside of Houston, TX yesterday.
Thousands of pieces of hail littered the Meadowood Apartments in the 6000 block of Meadowood Lane. Residents there found damage to their homes and vehicles. Every north-facing window in the complex was hit by the hail.
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Luz en el Cielo is officially re-opened! After a winter cleaning, some new renovations and a lot of rain Luz is ready for the high season. We have many great plans for the season. Check our Facebook and web-site for up coming events. We will hold a Thanksgiving dinner at the hostel, open to all guests! This will be a dinner to get together, eat some yummy food, and enjoy this beautiful slice of paradise! For that we are thankful every single day!
We have a new YouTube Video thanks to our Swedish friends Marcus and Julian! The two of them stayed with us for a couple of days and in return made us a great video! (The video is on the "gallery" page.
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Fox Medical Contributor Whitewashes His Call For Higher Insurance Premiums For Women
Fox News medical contributor Dr. David Samadi falsely claimed that he had only been "complimenting" women on their higher use of preventive health services than men when responding to criticism of his earlier call for higher health insurance premiums for women.
In an August 27 appearance [1] on Fox & Friends, Samadi argued that women should pay more than men for health insurance because "they are using the [health care] system a lot more than we are, so they go through a lot of preventive screening, they give birth, they have the whole mammogram, pap smears." He also cited the fact that "women live longer" and that "women have the breasts, they have the ovaries, they have the uterus," while men "only have the prostate," as evidence for why women should pay more for insurance. After his appearance, Samadi was [2] intensely [3] criticized [4] for [5] his comments.
A week later, on the September 3 edition of Fox & Friends, co-host Brian Kilmeade invited Samadi "to clear up" his previous statements about the difference in medical costs between men and women. Samadi misleadingly characterized his earlier comments as a "compliment" to women:
SAMADI: One of the things I said is women are excellent -- and this was a compliment to them. Is that they are very proactive and they go get screened. In my practice it's the women that bring men to our practice because they just -- men don't go get checked. So just like the mammogram, when U.S. task force said women, we don't want you to get mammograms, they went after, they fought for it, and they went ahead with mammograms. With men, when they said no PSAs, everybody said OK. Sound good to me, I'm gonna go watch my sports.
Samadi's explanation of his August 27 comments whitewashes his more outlandish points. Marie Claire [5] blogger Maura Brannigan noted the ridiculousness of Samadi's decision to count the number of diagnosable body parts in determining appropriate health coverage costs, and Slate's Amanda Marcotte highlighted [3] Samadi's evidence-free defense of his claim that women deserve to pay more for childbirth:
As Gretchen Carlson couldn't help but point out in reference to childbirth costs, starting a pregnancy takes two people, but bringing it to fruition only takes one. Samadi didn't really have a good rejoinder to that. "Not always," he said, creating one of those situations where you really wish a follow-up question was asked. Was he suggesting that the ridiculously small number of pregnancies created in single or lesbian women by sperm donors was justification enough to spare men the responsibility of sharing childbirth costs?
Experts have previously noted [6] that women face discrimination in purchasing health insurance, and will continue to until the Affordable Care Act's provision banning the practice known as "gender rating" comes into effect in January, 2014 [7]. As the National Women's Law Center (NWLC) has noted [4], women "are charged more for health coverage simply because they are women." According to the NWLC, in the individual market, 92 percent of the best-selling healthcare plans charge different rates for men and women of the same age, and as a result, women pay an overall $1 billion more per year. This difference holds true even of plans that do not cover gender-specific care for women, like maternity care. From the NWLC:
Furthermore, our research shows a wide variation in the differences women are charged both within and across states--even with maternity care excluded. For example, one plan examined in Arkansas charges 25-year-old women 81% more than men for coverage while a similar plan in the same state only charges women 10% more for coverage than men. Neither plan covers maternity care. It's hard to justify or explain that variation.
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Doctor Masterson ceased talking as he went on with his investigation.
He had seen Masterson at the door and with him the other rider!
"Mrs. Masterson would give her husband another chance," she finished.
The man had been staring at Masterson as though astounded 297 at the accusations.
Again Mr. Masterson stretched southward, and again the moon and stars came out to light the way.
But Masterson, strong in his assurance of right, held up his hand.
But changing his course he headed toward the Masterson farm.
Captain Masterson, this is the most outrageous thing I ever knew an officer to be guilty of!
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I do not usually write about hotel rooms where I stay—mainly because they are all the same. Checking into the Andaz Hotel in Amsterdam last weekend was a completely different experience. Designed by Marcel Wanders in the shell of the city's old municipal library in the middle of the city's historic canal zone, the Andaz greets you with forms, textures, images, and words. Most of the information displayed in these designs is about the city in which you are staying, making it clear not only where you are, but what makes up that city's identity. I have never stayed in a place anything like it.
What is remarkable is that almost none of the design has anything to do with space or structure. The hotel's only bravura moment is the slot above the check-in area (no desk, please, you discuss your stay with a hip, tailored gentleman over a cup of coffee and an iPad), where a narrow atrium shoots up to a skylight past Wanders-designed lamps, over-scaled strings of lights, and blue decorative patterns. It is actually not a very effective "oh wow" moment, as it is too small and leads nowhere. None of the other spaces, from a little library to seating areas and a rambling restaurant on either side of an open kitchen, are unusual in their configuration or scale. Similarly, the one move Wanders made in the bathroom, and it is not an especially novel one, was to place the sink and mirror in the middle of the space. Unlike in some other self-consciously trendy hotels, the shower is still at the far end, behind smoky glass, and the toilet has its own room.
Wanders worked as an interior designer, filling the spaces with his furniture, but also decorating just about every wall. In my room, the surface behind my bed sported half of a fish stitched together with a goblet by the three x's representing Amsterdam's coat of arms. A pair of wooden shoes hung high up on the wall facing me. The sink, with its interior surface swirling with a Delft blue pattern evoking water, stood on a table with two ornate legs. A plate, its border equally as elaborately decorated, cantilevered off the headboard, offering a place to set your water.
My favorite room was the one with the toilet, whose walls were completely filled with stories from Amsterdam's history, quotes from writers and the Dutch soccer star Johan Cruyff ("every disadvantage has its advantages") and pictures of everything from flowers to fish, to a nearby church tower paired with a grandfather clock. Wanders surrounded me with everything that evoked the sense of place where I was staying.
The public rooms downstairs have more of his furniture, as well as a collection of deformed ceramics he produced for the Delft porcelain characteristic of the region, a chandelier containing both flat-screen televisions and lamps (part of a curated video art collection), and, spread throughout, over-scaled sculptures of a boy, dressed only in baggy pants and a crown, leaning over with his hands stretched out. I have no idea what he symbolizes or who he was, but he gave the hotel a personality.
You would think this riot of images would become an assault on the senses, but the pieces are so tuned to each, the colors sufficiently muted, and the sense of repetition and rhythm so subtle that it all makes for strange, yet restful repose. In fact, a friend pointed out that the bar and restaurant had not become the hot scene like the hotel might have hoped, because it didn't have the sense of pizzazz of flashier establishments.
Wanders, who started his career designing objects and furniture (and more about that in a future blog) now says he only wants to design interiors, including fictional, computer-based ones. The Andaz shows that he is able do with surface and ornament what few architects can do with space and structure: create a place that functions, and has a character all its own.
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After the lead investigator has evaluated the scene, he or she must document the scene. He or she should follow these steps:
Note: This section of the guide is intended for the individual responsible for the investigation of a fire incident. At the time
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Microsoft has released some crucial details about its new Xbox One entertainment system, when you can buy it and how much it's going to cost.
The system, which Microsoft is touting as the ultimate all-in-one entertainment system built for the 21st century living room, will arrive in November – just in time for the Christmas shopping season.
It won't come cheap, The Xbox One launch bundle will be priced at $499 in the U.S. Each system will include an Xbox One console – which features a 500 GB hard drive, Blu-ray player and built-in WiFi – the new Kinect, an Xbox One wireless controller and a free 14-day-trial of Xbox Live Gold.
A limited-edition bundle will also be available to fans who reserve the system early. That guarantees fans can purchase the system on day one and includes "premium black packaging" and a limted-edition Xbox One Day One wireless controller and a unique Dy One Achievement.
Gamers who reserve day one launch game titles will receive exclusive content. Titles announced so far include Ryse: Son of Rome, Forza Motorsport 5, Kinect Sports Rivals and Dead Rising 3.
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Acrosstown presents 'Star-Spangled Girl'
Published: Thursday, January 17, 2013 at 6:01 a.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, January 16, 2013 at 2:05 p.m.
It's a tale as old as time: boy meets girl. Boy falls in love with girl. Girl falls for boy's best friend instead.
'The Star-Spangled Girl'
What: Neil Simon's romantic comedy about two underground magazine publishers and the flag-waving girl who moves in above them
When: Opens Friday with a preview performance at 8 p.m. today, showtimes are 8 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays, 2 p.m. Sundays through Feb. 3
Where: Acrosstown Repertory Theatre, 619 S. Main St.
Tickets: $12, $10 students, seniors, educators and military personnel; admission to tonight's preview is a suggested donation of $5
Info: 505-868, Acrosstown.org
The Acrosstown Repertory Theatre pays homage to the archetype that is the love triangle with its production of Neil Simon's romantic comedy "The Star-Spangled Girl," opening Friday.
Director Terry Beauchamp says the play, which takes place in the politically-charged 1960s, is at its core a lesson about romantic chemistry.
"You can't manufacture it," she says. "Love can be silly. It makes you silly and it makes you act in ways you wouldn't normally act."
Tim Stevens plays Norman, a subversive magazine publisher in San Francisco who falls in love with his flag-waving neighbor Sophie. He says Neil Simon, famous for his play-turned-film "The Odd Couple," skillfully crafts the relationship among the three characters.
"I like the way the triangle is developed — slowly but surely," he says. "The audience will anticipate it but will still be surprised."
The play, which opened on Broadway in 1966, was made into a film version featuring a performance from Davy Jones in the opening credits.
Beauchamp says in addition to Simon's expert comedic dialogue, she was attracted to "The Star-Spangled Girl" because of the tumultuous era in which it takes place.
"It runs parallel to the time period now," she says. "It was bifurcated then in the '60s, and it's divided now."
She says this production differs from much of what the volunteer-driven theater usually hosts. This year's season also include "Tambourines to Glory," an African-American gospel musical from Langston Hughes, in March and "Outburst," a play about a Kansas high school teacher who accidentally "outs" himself in class, in May.
"We usually do shows with an edge," she says. "We do the plays that will make people think about the issues."
In "The Star-Spangled Girl," Will Winter plays Andy, the object of his patriotic neighbor's affection. He says this play highlights the cultural struggles of the '60s, which he says were fought across generations and even among neighbors.
"This play makes that struggle real and believable for the audience. It brings that time period to a human level," he says. "It will be good entertainment, and a night to think about those issues. But we'll deal with them with humor, and in a human way."
"The Star-Spangled Girl" opens Friday and runs through Feb. 3 at the Acrosstown Repertory Theatre, 619 S. Main St., with performances beginning at 8 p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays, and 2 p.m. on Sundays. Talkbacks featuring discussion with the cast and with Vietnam veterans will be held after the Jan. 20 and Jan. 27 performances. Tickets are $12 for adults and $10 for children over 5, students, seniors, military and educators. A preview performance is set for 8 p.m. today with a suggested donation of $5 for admission. For more information, call the theater at 505-0868.
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World of ultrasound innovations comes to USC
The First World Congress on Ultrasound in Medical Education will be held in Columbia April 29 - May 1, bringing together physicians, medical students, educators and healthcare professionals from around the world to learn more about the technology known as the "stethoscope of the future."
The event will allow healthcare providers and medical educators to share experiences, expertise and thoughts on how best to incorporate the power of ultrasound into education and clinical practice.
"It is truly a world congress," said Dr. Richard Hoppmann, dean of the University of South Carolina School of Medicine. "We will have participants from over 20 nations, including Germany, Italy, Brazil, India, China and Australia. Having this world stage for the School of Medicine, the University of South Carolina and the Columbia community is a tremendous opportunity for us.
"We are among the world leaders in ultrasound education, and hosting such a prestigious event only adds to our international standing. Major ultrasound manufacturers, leading-edge innovators in ultrasound technology and global ultrasound leadership will be coming to Columbia for the meeting."
Hoppmann is president of the Society of Ultrasound in Medical Education, an organization created to bring medical educators and practitioners together to help direct this revolutionary change in medicine.
The event is sponsored by the Society of Ultrasound in Medical Education and WINFOCUS (the World Interactive Network Focused on Critical Ultrasound), and is being hosted by the USC School of Medicine at the Columbia Metropolitan Convention Center. GE Healthcare is the event's corporate benefactor.
The schedule includes state-of-the-art plenary sessions, special topic concurrent sessions, expert panel presentations, abstract and poster presentations, hands-on ultrasound workshops, industry exhibits and social activities to showcase the sites and talents of the university and Columbia.
Sessions will feature presentations by more than 50 worldwide leaders in ultrasound and education, including Dr. Abraham Verghese and Dr. Scott Dulchavsky. Verghese, a senior associate chair and professor at Stanford University School of Medicine, is highly regarded as a master bedside clinician and physician writer. His most recent novel, "Cutting for Stone," was on the New York Times bestseller list for more than a year. Dulchavsky, whose research involves teaching ultrasound to the astronaut and cosmonaut crews of the International Space Station, will talk on "Extreme Ultrasound: Space Station and Beyond."
For more information, see http://www.wcume.org/
First World Congress on Ultrasound in Medical Education
- What: Global gathering of physicians, medical students, educators, healthcare professionals to learn about the "stethoscope of the future."
- When: April 29 - May 1
- Where: Columbia Metropolitan Convention Center


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Come celebrate the spectacle and mystery of migration at one of the best places to see migrating wild hawks in New England!
Lighthouse Point Park is an recognized Important Birding Area
Live Bird Shows featuring Hawks and Owls!
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Katy Perry to perform at VMAs
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Katy Perry has been announced as the latest performer for this month's MTV Video Music Awards. The four-time VMA winner is set to perform her new single "Roar" at the August 25th awards show at Brooklyn's Barclays Center.
The single is the first from Katy's forthcoming third studio album Prism. The VMA performance will mark her third time taking the VMA stage. She performed her debut hit "I Kissed A Girl" in 2008, and came back the next year to do a cover of Queen's "We Will Rock You" with Aerosmith's Joe Perry.
"Roar" became available for download on iTunes on Monday after leaking online over the weekend. Listen below:
The MTV VMAs air live on Sunday, August 25th. Other artists set to perform include Lady Gaga, Miley Cyrus and Kanye West.
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Utah's Republican Party may finally agree to changes to the GOP's method for electing candidates through a system of neighborhood meetings and political conventions, but it is too late, according to organizers of the Count My Vote reform movement.
The state party's Central Committee will hold an emergency meeting Saturday to consider a slate of changes aimed at enabling more people to take part in the neighborhood caucuses, where delegates are selected.
The delegates, under the current system, go on to choose most of the party's nominees at their state or county conventions.
Under the proposed changes, people who can't attend the caucus could submit an absentee ballot, and there would be a series of procedural changes intended to keep the meetings under two hours. For example, people could check in online rather than having to wait in line, and just two rounds of balloting would take place in contested delegate races.
Utah Republican Party Chairman James Evans says a subcommittee has spent weeks working on the proposals and believes none of them will be controversial when the Central Committee huddles Saturday in Fillmore.
"All these proposals do address two common concerns, which I think are universally agreed upon, and that is that the caucus night needs to be more efficient and not last more than two hours," Evans said. "A lot of these proposals address that and the other is making sure that those who want to participate and can't are able to [through absentee ballots]."
But Count My Vote, which is seeking to replace the caucus-convention system with direct primaries to choose candidates, is ramping up for signature-gathering to get its initiative on next year's ballot.
For months, organizers tried to persuade the party to change the caucuses to encourage participation and more primary runoffs, but the Central Committee and party delegates rejected those overtures.
"We appreciate the party finally looking at the issue and beginning to address it," said Taylor Morgan, co-executive director of Count My Vote.
The group staged a series of meetings last week. It is having its petitions printed and plans to begin gathering signatures this weekend, Morgan said. About 102,000 signatures from across the state are needed to get the proposal on the ballot.
"We're moving forward with the initiative," he said, "because we believe the best way to increase participation is by having direct primary elections to nominate candidates."
If Count My Vote is approved by voters, it will cost Utah taxpayers an additional $890,000 every two years, the price of conducting the additional primary elections, according to an estimate released last week by the lieutenant governor's office.
If the state can spend $1.7 million to open national parks for 10 days, Morgan said, "we can spend $890,000 every other year to open our elections to all Utah voters. Both are very worthwhile."
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Notice is hereby given that the Indians named below and the dependent members of their immediate families named below who are not members of any other tribe or band of Indians are no longer entitled to any of the services performed by the United States for Indians because of their status as Indians; that all statutes of the United States which affect Indians because of their status as Indians shall be inapplicable to them, and the laws of the several States shall apply to them in the same manner as they apply to other citizens within their jursidiction. Title to the land on the Mission Creek Reservation has passed from the U.S. Government under distribution plan dated May 6, 1966.
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Anyone who knows me knows I live a healthy juicy lifestyle! My friend Shane from running on Juice turned me on to juicing a while back and I have been hooked ever since. I think people are curious about juicing, but are afraid to try it out, and I think thats just silly. You have not lived until you have had a glass of fresh apple juice with NOTHING in it but pure apple goodness! Thats all it took for me. The best news is thats is just the beginning. I have regularly made juices with 7-10 ingredients and when you start doing that you can get some truly amazing flavors, and to be honest about the same prep time as it would take to make toast and cereal.
If you don't know I am a HUGE fan of Jason Vales 7 Pounds in 7 days and lost 10 pounds in a week drinking nothing but fresh fruit and veggie juice and I felt GREAT the entire time. In fact I still drink 2-3 juices or smoothies every day as part of my diet plan.
Lots of people worry about being overly hungry on this kind of plan and I can assure you I was never hungry. In fact, on many days I failed to drink all of the juices in my plan because I was completely full. It was a bit of a cultural adjustment getting used to eating so much produce, but the change was totally worth it. So, I am writing this quick post because I wanted to share a free e-book from Jason Vale that has 17 amazing juice recipes in it. To get it you will have to sign up for his news letter, but its totally worth it and you can always unsubscribe.
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How about you shut your mouth about Hamilton and go smoke another rock, son.
How about you shut your mouth about Hamilton and go smoke another rock, son.
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Ok dude. Time to stop. Hamilton is not the only area of 905, and neither is St.kitts, so give up on this shit ok? Get a day job. Buy a nice camera and pay for fucking lessons because you take shitty flicks to begin with. You even did that fuckin 12oz thread with the same flicks you toss up all the time here. Your the herb.
We've let you know multiple times your a herb.
Herb Off.
Repost that last one all you want in the 905 thread son.
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I like how you delete my post but leave the hate posts in place. Sweet like high fructose corn syrup.
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Haha wow. that keener shit is seriusly disgusting. Stop writing your bullshit chickenscratches in Toronto, shit is hurt.
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Hop off the nuts
It's there to remind us of the course
keen has his place and he serves it well
'Least he knows whats up.
2010 shit comin' as soon as I come across a usb cable.
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OSCON: The epilogue
OK, so I lied. I had planned to write this yesterday, but after an all night drive which consisted of drinking about two gallons of coffee, sleeping that off (ironically) on Saturday morning and then going to work, time became unavailable until now.
At first glance, OSCON was a huge success on several levels. First, it appears that as much as I'd prefer to have the event in San Jose for my own personal and selfish reasons, OSCON is at home in Portland. It's a tough concession for me to make, but it's true. Also, I don't have the numbers in front of me, but I'd be willing to bet that attendance is up — from the traffic on the floor and the amount of swag that flew out of the Fedora booth, I'd say it is way up.
People I forgot to mention: The first familiar friendly face I saw once the doors opened on Wednesday was that of Akkana Peck, GIMP guru without peer and my "neighbor" from over the hill in the Silicon Valley. Amber Graner, with whom a Linux expo would not be a Linux expo, was also on hand, with cameraman in tow for podcasts. My good friend and Gidget Kitchen chef Mark Terranova was also splitting time at OSCON between the Ubuntu booth and taking pictures on the expo hall floor, among other events at OSCON. There are more people I know I'm forgetting, but I promise to come back to you.
The city that really knows how: The motto "the city that knows how" is normally attributed to San Francisco — and it's a very accurate one — but the City by the Bay could learn a thing or two from Portland. A free downtown train for starters would be nice in San Francisco. Plus, people are generally very easygoing and polite in Portland, making it a great place to visit. Coupling my affinity for Corvallis with a growing affinity for Portland, the state of Oregon is rising on the charts as one of my favorite places.
Honorable mention in the swag department: While giving out the best in swag awards, I failed to mention that Code for America handed out what I think are the greatest posters that have happened along in quite some time. These posters are historic American quotes from U.S. government "system architect" James Madison and "accessibility expert" Susan B. Anthony written in binary. Go take a look here — I'll wait. I have the Madison and Anthony posters on the wall at the office in Felton. For printed matter, it definintely edges out the excellent Linux Journal calendar.
Thanks again, O'Reilly, for hosting such a great show year after year, and we'll see you again in 2011.
(Fedora ambassador Larry Cafiero runs Redwood Digital Research in Felton, California, and is an associate member of the Free Software Foundation.)
July 25, 2010 at 9:16 am
Great job Larry! The video was a little fuzzy but your write up
really hit the spot. All these big Linux/Open Source conventions
are such a siren call for this poor isolated user. So, the Colonel
promises himself two events for 2011. TxLF and TBD.
The old problems of time and money cause most of us to have to
limit which events we can attend. A hint to all the FOSS shops
that have a little to give, sponsorships!
Not OSCON but Farmer Con: I was able to share with a dude in
Albuquerque your farmers market success story. He will be at the
neighborhood market this week. This guy is supporting a family of 6
on what he earns with a little cyber cafe and some computer repair
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A New Times reporter was once stood up in Manalapan just before a big sushi date. Dejected, he decided to gorge on sushi anyway. No-could-do, though — the local sushi joint wasn't accepting debit cards that night. So the writer did what he hadn't done in a long, long time: He went to a steak house. Callaro's served him maybe the best prime rib of his life, as well as a succession of perfectly mixed Tanq 10 martinis. It kept him well watered and well breaded and gave him cause to lament the disappearance of creamed spinach and unadorned asparagus tips from modern-day menus. He stayed at Callaro's for two happy hours, with not even a book to keep him company. He didn't care.
Here, at one of the last remaining "Grand Polynesian Palaces of Tiki," the drinks are legendary. They are phenomenal, magical concoctions comprised of rum and fruit juices and time-tested mixology. Whether it's the "barrel o' rum," the piña colada, or the mystery drink (served on fire, with four straws and a personal Polynesian dance), these spirits will take you to another period in Florida's history — a simpler time, when a man with a pompadour hairdo and a woman with a flower behind her ear could stare into each other's eyes and forget about life with some tropical sounds, some twirling fire, and a sweet injection of delicious booze. Unfortunately, there's the Mai-Kai food. Starters come not from some island paradise but seemingly from freezer to fryer. The dried, fried appetizers head right into the expensive-but-bland entrées that also seem cooked during that same time in Florida's history, several decades ago. You can't wash this down with a barrel of liquor or a personal Polynesian dance.
Sometimes a waitress can be so genuinely friendly and attentive that her mere presence feels like a warm hug. If you have sat in Lori McMahon's section at Tequila Sunrise, then you can probably attest to that level of waiterly affection. If you're a regular, you've probably been on the receiving end of numerous actual hugs and countless "rock-on" hand gestures and shouted "love yas" as well as consistently topnotch service. It's impossible not to notice McMahon when dining at the locally loved Mexican restaurant, whether you've drawn the McMahon card or are being attended to by one of the other fine servers. McMahon enlivens the whole atmosphere with her high energy, New York accent, and rocker-in-disguise quirkiness. Among her many adoring fans is owner Schiller Martin. "She's the perfect employee," he said, "heart of gold... she gets along with everyone." Fittingly, it was an act of caring that brought her to South Florida. After working in the fashion industry in Manhattan for ten years, she came down to take care of a honeymooning friend's dog, cat, iguana, and bird. Now she takes care of other, perhaps stranger, creatures most nights of the week.
These days, everyone could use some comforting. And what's more calming than food handcrafted with passion and care at a decent price? That's precisely what you'll get at Bash, a homey little strip-mall café in Sunrise where nothing on the menu tops $19. Chef and owner Nikki Pettineo — a private chef for the likes of football players Renaldo Hill and Ronnie Brown — envisioned this low-cost café and wine bar as a place where even those hard-strapped by the recession can come and enjoy a home-cooked meal and a bottle of wine. Her menu has the same warming effect as a hand-knit woolen stole. There are short ribs braised in cola and pork chops with apple chutney. Mac and cheese is creamy and baked with crispy bread-crumb topping, and even the chicken wings, napped in garlic and vinegar, have a pleasant, placating effect. If any fear were left unabated after all that, the cheery staff would smooth it out with the soothing promise of a deep-fried brownie or three.
A case could be mounted that Eduardo runs the most consistently mind-blowing kitchen in Broward County. Exotic-sounding dishes — like the "Cactus Paddle Bocadillo" appetizer, herb-rubbed and stuffed with pork tenderloin — are transformed into comfort food by the house's unparalleled intimacy, the servers' incredible warmth, and the cooks' almost neurotic attention to detail. Even those dishes that gringos might fear — like an ancho chile-flavored crepe, filled with cuitlacoche, Serrano chilies, onions, asadero cheese, and squash blossom sauce — go down like something familiar, if not something entirely known. The experience is exquisitely relaxing, and in the midst of it, the last thing you ought to worry about is a bill. So don't.
You're in Florida, so if you're going to be spending Sunday morning eating French toast and sipping mimosas, shouldn't you do it on the beach? Damned right, you should. At Dune Deck Cafe, situated atop the dunes of Lantana Beach, breakfast (or brunch or lunch, for that matter) comes with a pristine view of the Atlantic Ocean, located, oh, about 30 feet to the east of your seat. In the salty air up there, the eggs just taste eggier, the stone crabs crabbier, and the bloody marys bloodier. Service is swift, and the coffee is strong. And the stuffed French toast is the sort of custardy goodness Parisians dream about. Add daily specials like Florida lobster Benedict and fresh fish plucked from the docks up the road and you've got a breakfast fit for even the most sun-baked of Floridians. Just don't forget change for the meters.


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GSA's Hixon To Direct Construction Excellence Program
April 5, 2000
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WASHINGTON, D.C. -- The U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) has appointed Robert Hixon to the new post of Director of Construction and Engineering. Hixon, the 30-year, GSA construction management veteran, who oversaw the final construction stage of the Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center, will oversee GSA's new Construction Excellence Program, housed in the Office of the Chief Architect.
"The Construction Excellence Program will enable GSA to improve our on-time, on-budget construction record, and at the same time deliver high-quality construction services to match the world-class architecture that we are commissioning," said Robert A. Peck, commissioner of GSA's Public Buildings Service. "Bob Hixon has the expertise, drive and credibility to get us to those goals."
With Construction Excellence, GSA is taking steps to expand competition for its construction contracts in order to improve the overall quality of Federal buildings. The program's three primary objectives are to procure the highest qualified construction service talent as early as practicable, establish and manage reliable budgets and improve business practices to deliver the best project for the best value.
The program, implemented in spring 1999, develops recommendations, in collaboration with private industry, which will have significant impacts on GSA project delivery methods. Construction Excellence focuses on recognizing quality construction and using construction research organizations and other tools to improve product design and customer and contractor relations.
"If we focus on those things, that's what we'll be able to achieve," Hixon said.
In 1969, Hixon joined GSA's National Capital Region in Washington, D.C., moving on to become Construction Engineer on the Honolulu Federal Building and Courthouse and a construction project management executive in GSA's National Capital Region.
Hixon supervised construction of the FBI-Washington Metropolitan Field Office and the U.S. Secret Service Headquarters Building, also in Washington, D.C., and the National Foreign Affairs Training Center in Arlington, Va. He was assigned to complete construction of the Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center in Washington, D.C., in April 1996.
GSA, headquartered in Washington, D.C., is the largest U.S. real estate management organization. It has 11 regional offices and 32 property management centers nationally. GSA's Public Buildings Service manages 270 million square feet of space for an estimated one million federal workers.


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Linux World, Day 1 (Tuesday)
First things first: If you're at Linux World in San Francisco this week, feel free to stop by the Fedora booth and say hello. For those of you keeping score at home, I'm a Fedora ambassador and I've been staffing the booth at the exhibition. If you aren't at the show, you're missing a good one. More details to follow.
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Hopping: The word from the floor is that this is a more subdued Linux World than years past, according to those who stopped by the Fedora booth (where I essentially was stationed all day). I couldn't disagree more — this place was absolutely hopping on Tuesday and materials and media flew off the Fedora table. A very healthy crowd traversed the floor of the exhibition throughout the day, tapering off during times when sessions were, well, in session.
The crowd on day one was also a huge cross-section of people with a wide range of abilities. Those who are new to GNU/Linux and FOSS — those are the folks whose eyes are a tad wider than the others — were very receptive to our neighbors and us (we're bounded on the north by Creative Commons, on the south by Bay Area LUG). All were great — and I certainly hope that those who are new to this find the same passion and satisfaction in FOSS that most of us already share.
Observation: Those show-goers who have more experience in GNU/LInux and FOSS generally fall into three categories: uniters, dividers and whiners.
The uniters "get it." — they understand that, for all intents and purposes, we're all in this together. Those are the folks I've talked to who may not use the same distro or desktop environment that I use, but realize that what's good for one is good for everyone — we all rise up together. Generally speaking, these are the open-minded folks who keep FOSS afloat, regardless of one's preferences.
The dividers, well, just don't get it. The dividers, of which unfortunately there are many, would rather talk about how great their distro is and not pay attention to what you — another distro user — has to say. They come in different levels and garden varieties, but let's look what could be (could be) more than coincidental happenstance on Tuesday. Exhibit A presents several CentOS users who have come to the Fedora booth to, essentially, tell us how great their distro is in comparison to ours; some without the courtesy to me (or anyone else) to hear us out about why we prefer our distro.
[Note to CentOS users at the show or beyond: Feel free to flame here, but bear in mind that I think CentOS is an excellent distro. However, if the centerpiece of CentOS's marketing plan is to trash other distros, then you may want to try something else.]
While I'm not one to shy away from a debate (or worse), I do have my diplomacy hat on during the show, so you won't hear any arguments from me.
The whiners: That's pretty self explanatory, and in more than a few instances, the reason they're whining has something to do with a facet of a distro — any distro — that's sort of impossible to address, at least digitally; and if it is addressable digitally, it's so far removed from the normal course of the average computer user that it's not included in the release (which begs the question for those advanced users who also double as whiners: Want that feature? Ever think of contributing it?). But this is what we hear: "You're distro won't run on my toaster and won't walk the dog in the morning. What's wrong with you guys?" A shrug and a smile kind of sends them on their way, and I'm not convinced there's much we can do about them.
Who's here: While the usual cast of characters are here, a couple of folks who deserve special mention are here so far and have stopped by the booth. Cathy and Earl Malmrose have the ZaReason booth up and running great guns a few booths down from us — go guys! Tod Landis of dbEntrance also came up from Boulder Creek and spent some time in the booth. Christian Einfeldt of the Digital Tipping Point, camera always at the ready, also got yet even more footage around the Lindependence event from the floor of the exhibition.
[Again, let me emphasize, as I did on camera, that I am not a slob — if it appears I haven't shaved in several days, it's because I haven't: I'm regrowing my beard so I look more like my picture here.]
More from the floor of the show on Wednesday as things develop, connectivity willing.
(Fedora ambassador Larry Cafiero runs HeliOS Solutions West in Felton, California, and is an associate member of the Free Software Foundation.)
February 13, 2009 at 2:50 pm
I've used CentOS quite a bit, but Fedora has the distinct advantage of a) being more up to date and b) has a way, way, way bigger repository. Besides there not being much in the RHEL/CentOS repository, the third-party packages, even from Dag Wieers, don't seem to get updated very often, if at all.
Fedora, like many "big" distros, makes it easy to get the apps you want.


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Has anyone taken Utrogestan or Duphaston?
My cycle is irregular and I have a very low level of progesterone. my doctor recommended to take Utrogestan or Duphastone from 17 day of the cycle 10 days along. But I have heard that this medicines can suppress the ovulation and some people say that you shouldnt take it before you are 100% sure that you have already ovulated. Has anyone taken these medications and what do think about its affects on ovulation?
Thanks a lot in advance,
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Utogestan is a synthetic form of progesterone, and Duphastone is commonly used to treat women with irregular menstrual cycles.
If the doctor is advising that you take these drugs from day 17 of your cycle, it is a good indication that he wants you to use it after ovulation. These drugs can suppress ovulation if taken during the first half of your cycle, so it is best to be sure you have ovulated before taking them.
Please post back with any questions or comments.
Warm Regards,
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I guess I should always check the day of ovulation when taking these medicines, as if I wont ovulate before 17cd I should not take them at all.
3rd December 2013 07:20 AM #4
Do you use ovulation predictor tests pregtobe? Many women find these useful.


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Women In Armed Services
This 1952 stamp belatedly acknowledged women's military roles in World War II, as well as the 1948 Women's Armed Services Integration Act, when Congress integrated the new women's services into the peacetime military. For more than three years, between the 1945 end of the war and the 1948 law, women who wanted to serve in the military hung in limbo, not knowing if there would be a place for them. Many active servicewomen were demobilized against their will.
From left to right, the images depict the Marine Corps, the Women's Army Corps, the Navy, and the Air Force.
The Marines were the last female unit created during World War II – even though there had been "Marinettes" (and, in the Navy, "Yeomen Female") during World War I. On the positive side, though, when the Marine Corps began its unit in 1943, midway through the war, it was the least sexist. Women were simply "Marines," with none of the cutesy terms attached to those in other services. Moreover, they trained at the historically tough Marine base of Parris Island, South Carolina.
The second image shows a WAC – an unfortunate name that initially was WAAC, or Women's Army Auxiliary Corps. It was the first, with Massachusetts Congresswoman Edith Nourse Rogers filing the enacting legislation on Christmas Eve, 1941 – very soon after Japan bombed Hawaii's Pearl Harbor. "Auxiliary" was removed from the name in 1943 because of technical legal problems, but the name continued to be the source of countless jokes about being "wacky." A hundred thousand WACs nonetheless made a gallant contribution to World War II: they served on all fronts, including Africa, Europe, and the Pacific, and many earned high decorations for bravery.
The third image, that of the Navy, was the WAVES in World War II. It began soon after the WAC, with its lead congressional sponsor being Margaret Chase Smith of Maine. The name was designed as an acronym, with the rarely used words -- Women Accepted for Voluntary Emergency Service -- fitted around the abbreviation. Approximately a hundred thousand women enlisted in the WAVES, but unlike the WAC, were not allowed to go abroad. They trained on college campuses and made up 80% of Navy personnel in Washington. WAVES were so common there, in fact, that upon seeing a Navy man, a child exclaimed to his mother: "Look, a boy WAVE!"
The last image is that of the Women's Air Force, or WAF. The Air Force did not exist as a separate entity in World War II: both the Army and the Navy had their own aviators under their command. WACs who were assigned to the Army Air Corps, however, informally were known as Air WACs. They did not fly, but worked as mechanics, taught courses such as celestial navigation to all-male classes, and trained men on flight simulators.
The stamp, however, omitted the women who did fly: both the Women's Airforce Service Pilots (WASP) and the Women's Air Ferrying Squadron (WAFS) delivered planes from factory to field, were test pilots for planes with mechanical problems, and towed targets for gunnery students to shoot at – using live ammunition. The WAFS were absorbed by the WASP, which never was granted full military status by Congress – even though more WASPs gave their lives proportionally than in any other service.
The similar names of WAFS and the postwar WAF, of course, added to the confused status of military women, and the stamp also failed to acknowledge the World War II service of the Coast Guard's SPARS. Their functions were similar to those of women in the other Navy branches, but the unit was completely disbanded when the war ended. The Coast Guard had originated with a tax collection role under the Treasury Department, and after the war, it returned there from the War Department (today's Department of Defense), and the SPARS was lost in the process. Not until 1965 could women again join the Coast Guard.
Finally, the stamp also omits the oldest corps: the Army Nurse Corps was founded in 1901, and the Navy Nurse Corps followed in 1908. All were officers, but they were required to obtain their nursing credentials prior to enlistment. During World War II, NNC members served in land-based hospitals, often abroad, as well as on hospital ships, where they commanded male medics who did the menial work. The Army Nurse Corps was larger, and women did all sorts of work, including the first flight nursing in the tough theater of Southeast Asia. They were prisoners of war, too, especially in the Philippines, and they were bombed in all theaters. Hundreds gave their lives.


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Purse, travel and a "stepped up last minute like a hero" bonus from me on offer.
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I've got a 4 and the wife a 4s. I have seen newer cradles online and in BMW ads and the new cradles have little mini-fans to keep the units cool and happy and "Supposedly" do everything they are supposed to...is this the truth? Is it safe to buy the $200 charger/inductive antennae booster? Does it show artwork on the screen now? Video playback? HELP!
I am confused by all the past post bashing and I need calm answers, not tirades on hw much it costs or what is didn't do when you bought one two years ago or even last year. What's the deal today?
I am picking up a 2012 AH 750li.
I have the same question. I have BMW APPs and have the BMW connected but i can not play video or i cant even stream or watch youtube from the car. My wife has an 2010 GL450 and if you are on yourube the music plays into your car and it sounds outrageously good!! I want to know what other benefits i get from the cradle? could I steam youtube, Netflicks or any other videos?
My beamer pre-dates the BMW apps option, but when I have my iphone hooked up via the usb i can stream audio through it when I'm using a youtube playlist or the spotify application. Can also do it over bluetooth if I don't feel like hooking it up. The video doesn't stream though. I had the video in motion activated a while ago, so it'll play dvd's while i'm driving but i haven't yet seen a way to get video from my phone to the car display.
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Cradle is kinda cool but i keep my ipod cable (factory apple cable - bmw app compatible) extended out of mid compartment so i can look at text msgs and accept private calls (not through speaker). I hate the fact that i have to constantly open the mid conpartment to see anything on my phone. (almost got into an accident). Only goood for long drive if you ask me.
Just my two cents.
IPhone 4 cradle and video playback
OK.... Here's the scoop. There are several versions of the BMW cradle for iPhones floating around on the internet... especially e-bay. The latest version will allow video from your phone as well as display album covers when connected to iPhone (4 & 4S specific). Don't be fooled by the cheaper cradles available as they likely don't have full functionality. Here's the correct one; BMW Apple iphone 4 Media Snap In Adapter OEM (220928981891). Pay attention to the part number!!!! I have video in motion enabled in my 7 which is a separate issue but may restrict playback through iPhone if not set up? Not sure about this.
Here's a link to DVD in motion (I'm sure there are others too but I know this works);
Email Zong for more info; email@example.com
Good luck!!
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I'm on my 3rd 750Li and finally I made sure that this latest one (2012 750Li) had BMW APPS (6nr package I believe- PRE installed). And to answer some questions.
1). Yes, you can view your iTunes library using the cover flow. However, those of you who have BMW APPS and haven't been able to get it to work should try this. First you need to download the connected drive iPhone app from app store. It's free. Second, you will need the MEDIA cradle snap in adapter (as mentioned above by an earlier poster). Once you snap in the adapter; you will then need to plug in your iPhone Into the cradle AND while it is In the cradle, you will need to launch the BMW connected application. Once it syncs up with your car you will then be able to use iTunes as described above, as well access to Facebook, web radio, your phone contacts and calendar appointments. I have tested all of these features using an iPhone 4S and iPhone 4 using the MEDIA cradle adapter, and both work as advertised. Also, please take note that these features are only available while the phone is in the cradle AND BMW connected is running. Do not worry, text messages and phone calls (in a. Outgoing) are NOT affected. Also, The video that is ON my iTunes Library plays just fine on the screen, and I can use iDrive to select the video, BUT IT ONLY WORKS while the car is in PARK. I don't have DVD in Motion installed and NOR do I want to have it installed. I already have a DVD bypass on my Escallade with an Alpine DVD touch screen Nav Unit, and I will be perfectly HONEST with you guys,.... It is realky COOL, BUT it is an accident waiting to happen. But each of you must make that decision for yourself, you're all adults.
2). BMW Office: first, BMW made it perfectly clear in the website that the full office features, such as texting and email, where not available on ANY version of the iPhone. I suspect it's an Apple issue. My SA told me that some of his other clients who MUST (for whatever reason) be able to access text and email via the iDrive and OFFICE feature, while driving (yes the car WILL read the email to you), are buying Blackberry's with like 50 minutes a month (really cheap) but with A BIG DATA plan. They then add the blackberry as a 2nd phone to the 7 series and when they wanna email, or text, they simply go to the phone menu and switch the main phone from the iPhone to the blackberry. The 7 allows you to sync multiple phones to the same user profile. Since I get about 50 work emails a day, I'm seriously considering buying a blackberry, but with the release last week of BMW REMOTE (YES it works perfectly and as advertised, if yours doesn't, its because you don't have BMW Apps or you failed to set it up and sync it properly... But that's off topic). But anyway, I'm hoping Apple and BMW can come come up with a software upgrade soon to make the email and text feature available via the iPhone soon.
P.S. if you are buying a new or used 7 series, and you want BMW APPS and/or full-true iPhone integration, you need to be careful. A lot of sales guys lie to you OR they honestly but mistakenly believe your car can you what you are asking it to do, in relation to iPhone, iPod integration. So DO NOT SIGN on the dotted line until the your sales guy walks over to the parts department, snaps in the MEDIA cradle and you sync your iPhone or other mobile device and be sure that BMW APPS does what you expect it to do and what the sales guy told you it would do. The features available on BMW Apps are heavily dependent on what brand/model of mobile you have. So be mindful. Since 2007 when I bought my 1st 7 series these forums have always been full about WHEN will BMW provide a Retrofit for your model car to make it fully iPhone compatible. And with the exception of some weird after market Mods, please correct me of I'm wrong, but BMW thus far had not retrofitted anything. You either orders the 6nr package when you bought your car brand new, or the guy who bought it first did so and and now you're the lucky new owner of a properly outfitted CPO 7 series.
Cheers my friends. I hopes this helped someone. :-)
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Just to clarify something, if you have BMW Apps, you do not need the cradle to use the Apps. Works fine with the white USB cable. Same goes for cover art. You can get cover art with just the USB cable.
OK, which dealer will give us the best deal on buying these snap-in adapters? I just don't want to spend $265 on this item. I still want it, but who has it for less?
I bought one on Ebay from bmwoftenafly for $200 incl shipping. He will send you an invoice to prove you bought it from a BMW dealer. Turned out it was defective (BMW NA said early versions had problems). My local BMW dealer replaced it without a hassle.
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I also bought mine on ebay at considerable discount from legit BMW dealer;
In new box... works perfect! They also discount many other parts! Worth checking out!
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iPhone 4S Cradle
I finally purchased the Media Cradle for the iPhone 4, but I'm using a 4th generation iPod Touch right now. It takes a little this and that to get it to stay put though. I'm using velcro and a few other things. Gonna try a velcro strap as well to hold it down and keep pressure to the connector. I bought it to watch many of the mp4 movies I have. I don't like the fact that after you turn off the car, it start over, (no forward or reverse unless you remove it from the cradle. the screen size is smaller than using a DVD, but the sound is NICE. Don't care about the BMW apps since WIFI is Xfinity and it's spotty. I'm gonna keep playing with it for a week, and may buy a cheap iphone 4 JUST for the cradle. Bought it for 204 with tax from the dealership. All in all it's cool for now.
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Brother Martin and Newman to Meet in Allstate Sugar Bowl CYO Basketball Finals
Friday, November 30, 2012
Brother Martin and Neman will meet in the Championship of the 2012 Allstate Sugar Bowl CYO Basketball Tournament. The home-standing Crusaders defeated Jesuit, 61-50, in the first semifinal on Friday evening at Brother Martin, while the Greenies rolled to a 70-27 win over Holy Cross. This year marks the 59th year of the tournament and the fifth year that it has been sponsored by the Allstate Sugar Bowl.


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Jefferson City, Tenn. – Jarred Fisher went undefeated on the afternoon, recording a win in doubles with Cole Altizer and a victory in singles, but the Tornados were unable to overcome host Carson-Newman on Friday afternoon in falling, 5-4.
The Tornados fall to 6-9, 3-3 in the SAC, while C-N improves to 8-5 overall and 4-3 in conference play.
Fisher and Altizer provided the lone point in doubles play for the Tornados, defeating Jack Harvie and Paul Birdsong, 9-7. Scott McCormick and Dorian Feron fell to Rodolfo Schwarz and Trent Slagle, while Andrew Thompson and Jonathan Kuhn were defeated by Adriano Kira and Chris Acker to give the Eagles the 2-1 advantage heading into singles play.
McCormick opened singles play with a victory at the No. 1 spot, while Fisher and Thompson also recorded victories in singles action.
The Tornados are back in action on Saturday, April 10th, as Brevard travels to face Lincoln Memorial, with first serve coming at 1 p.m.
Singles competition
1. Scott McCormick (BC) def. Rodolfo Schwarz (CN) 2-6, 6-3, 6-3
2. Trent Slagle (CN) def. Cole Altizer (BC) 3-6, 6-0, 6-0
3. Adriano Kira (CN) def. Jonathan Kuhn (BC) 7-6 (6-0), 6-3
4. Jarred Fisher (BC) def. Jack Harvie (CN) 7-5, 6-2
5. Andrew Thompson (BC) def. Derek Holdway (CN) 6-2, 6-2
6. Paul Birdsong (CN) def. Shane Apps (BC) 6-0, 6-3
Doubles competition
1. Rodolfo Schwarz/Trent Slagle (CN) def. Dorian Feron/Scott McCormick (BC) 8-2
2. Cole Altizer/Jarred Fisher (BC) def. Jack Harvie/Paul Birdsong (CN) 9-7
3. Adriano Kira/Chris Acker (CN) def. Jonathan Kuhn/Andrew Thompson (BC) 8-2