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Hey guys,
Is there a way to update a user's information in Active Directory by propagating setting from their respective OUs?
Basically, I have all of my users segregated into OUs according to their office location (Miami, Orlando, etc), and I would like to have the users in those OUs to dynamically get the address information in the user profiles from that OU. I would love to be able to just drag and drop a user from, say, the Miami OU to the Orlando OU and have it update the address, phone number and everything change as well.
Is there a way to do this through GPO or something similar?
Sep 1, 2011 at 2:12 UTC
Highlgith all in the OU and then click properties and update them all at once.
it's fast and dirty! That's how i update bulk users.
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Sep 1, 2011 at 1:18 UTC
Sep 1, 2011 at 1:22 UTC
Not a GPO, those affect computer/user configs on the Workstation not AD info. You're probably looking at some application or script. I've written something similar to this that monitors an excel spreadsheet and updates user info when the spreadsheet is modified. Shouldn't be too hard to do with Powershell. I can help you out with that if you like.
Sep 1, 2011 at 2:12 UTC
Highlgith all in the OU and then click properties and update them all at once.
it's fast and dirty! That's how i update bulk users.
Sep 1, 2011 at 2:21 UTC
fast and dirty is sometimes the best option
Sep 2, 2011 at 12:01 UTC
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Thanks for the responses! For the time being I think I am just going to use the quick n dirty way to go ahead and get everyone set, then I will work on a script to help keep them up to date. :)
Sep 2, 2011 at 2:41 UTC
Is there a way to turn this over to an Admin person?
Sep 6, 2011 at 9:01 UTC
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Kay, If you want to do this the "quick and dirty" way that was explained above, you can always delegate the changing of AD properties to a specific person.
In the Delegation of Control wizard, check the "Create a custom task to
delegate" option. After that, use the "Only the following objects in the
folder" option with "user objects" specified. On the next screen, you
can choose what attributes and permissions you want - make sure you use
"Property-specific". It'll show you attributes on the user object.
Select the attributes you need and use:
http://www.frickelsoft.net/blog/?p=159 as a guide.
Sep 12, 2011 at 5:22 UTC
Active Directory replication operates within the directory service component of the security subsystem. The directory service component, Ntdsa.dll, is accessed through the Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) network protocol and LDAP C application programming interface (API) for directory service updates, as implemented in Wldap32.dll. The updates are transported over Internet Protocol (IP) as packaged by the replication remote procedure call (RPC) protocol. Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) can also be used to prepare non-domain updates for Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) transport over IP.
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Assistant professor of Advertising Henry Brimmer is one of only 19 artists whose work was chosen among 1,524 ArtPrize entries and 169 venues for this year's Top 25 Juried Short List.
Brimmer and the other top artists and venues now vie for $200,000 in juried awards, including a $100,000 grand prize and $20,000 cash prizes for the top entry in each of five categories - Best Two-Dimensional Work, Best Three-Dimensional Work, Best Time-Based Work, Best Use of Urban Space and Best Venue.
Brimmer's entry, "I want to be different," is among the top five chosen in the Best Use of Urban Space category.
A five-juror panel of international art experts whittled the field of 1,524 works of art down to 19 finalists and 169 venues down to five. Only 19 entries were chosen because one entry, "Facing Al Aqaba" by Maurice Jacobsen," was nominated in two categories - Best Time-Based Work and Best Use of Urban Space.
The Top 25 Juried Short List was announced Sept. 23. Winners of the juried awards will be named at the ArtPrize Awards ceremony Friday, Oct. 4, at 7 p.m. As part of the Top 25 Juried Short List, Brimmer received a plaque to be hung near his work indicating that it is an award nominee.
"I am thrilled that my entry has been selected to the top five entries in the Best Use of Urban Space category," Brimmer said. "The popular vote is coming up this weekend and is important, but to have your work selected by a 'professional' juror is extremely gratifying."
Brimmer's entry features a 40-foot, 150-pound ladder suspended in mid air above Ionia Avenue in downtown Grand Rapids.
"Visual literacy is at the center of what we teach. It's to have our students recognize that anything they use has connections that people make," Brimmer said. "This may be the ladder that you put up and fell off, or the ladder that helps you get the nice fruit at the top of the tree, or the ladder that you use to clear the gutter in your house or to paint the wall, or whatever. We all have experiences with a ladder, so it means something. It's a symbol. It's a ladder, but at the same time it's a symbol."
This is the third year in a row Brimmer is participating in ArtPrize, an international art competition held each year in Grand Rapids, Mich. Last year, his "Gravity Matter's Little" entry made it into the Top 25 among the public vote out of 1,517 entries.
In addition to the juried awards, the public also votes on the entries to distribute $360,000 in prizes with the top prize overall of $200,000 decided entirely by public vote.
To vote, you must sign up for an artprize.org account. Once you are signed up, you must check in at the event by either visiting the ArtPrize Hub, any exhibition center or another voting site or you may use the free ArtPrize app for iPhone and Android phones to check in.
Round one of voting to determine the Top Ten runs until 11:59 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 28. The Top Ten will be announced on Sunday, Sept. 29, at 2 p.m. Each of the Top Ten entries is guaranteed an award.
During round two of voting, those who have registered may cast one final vote for the Top Ten entry they want to receive the $200,000 grand prize. Round two begins directly after the Top Ten announcement and goes until 11:59 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 3. Winners of the public vote will be announced at the ArtPrize Awards ceremony Oct. 4. This year's ArtPrize runs through Oct. 6.
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Dear Ms. Munsey:
We were a little confused and rather concerned with your untimely response to our letters of February 8th, 12th & 26th, 2007, with full knowledge that time was of the essence. The 2006 School Annual Report, as you know by statute, is required to be in the voter's hand 7 days prior to the election which is March 13th. A letter from you was received March 3rd, 2007 wherein you stated, [our concern] "is a matter for the Epping School Board" and "I will let you know their decision as soon as I know".
We wrote to you because we are very concerned with what your understanding is regarding our request for "having our viewpoint included, only if the school board has planned to open a forum by presenting selectively biased information concerning the school warrant articles." We believe that you are the appropriate public official to voice our concerns to regarding District and School Board advocacy issues as specifically instructed on the Epping School District Home page.
"Please feel free to contact me at email@example.com or 603-679-8003. I request that all concerns be brought to the attention of the teacher, school principal, superintendent, and school board in that order per school district policy."
It is our belief that as Superintendent, your advice and direction to the Epping School Board would have been instrumental in supplementing the School Board's expanded understanding of the school ballot and warrant article statements contained within the 2006 School Annual Report relative to the constitutional constraints incumbent to their right to inform. We will no longer tolerate their crossing the line of State and Federal Constitutions prohibitions utilizing public monies and resources for purposes of advocacy. There are constitutional constraints that apply to the District and School Board's right to fairly inform, when using taxpayers' monies and resources, which you are charged with overseeing. We are mindful that the Epping School District is well acquainted with these issues, having already expended in access of $30,000 of the taxpayers monies for legal counsel on this continuing saga (Federal Case #06-CV-00474-SM) thus, you must be adequately informed that absent any specific statutory authorization to advocate, you have none.
We presume, at this late date, since the District has chosen not to respond in a timely manner to our citizen's group concerns and most probably the Report been completed, that it has also chosen not to illegally engage in a one sided advocacy forum in the people's 2006 Annual Town Report.
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Swift of Flight, a Mark Frostad-trained 4-year-old, finished second in the Grade 2 Natalma Stakes at 2. She won one of her three outings last year, and she resurfaced at the Fair Grounds following a long layoff in February, finishing second in a turf allowance. She disappointed in her next two races, but is coming off a third-place finish here on the turf.
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I'd like to thank Sanjay, Bhopinda and the kids for making us feel incredibly welcome and being lovely hosts for our stay at their beautiful cottage. From the word 'go' they made us feel at home; driving us from the station, playing football with us in the garden, allowing us to have a fire out back, providing ample breakfasts every morning and supplying an all round friendly prescence. The stay felt like a well deserved rest from hectic London, and the hosts accomodated for this very well; they gave us our space when we wanted space and came to hang out when we wanted to hang out. An excellent weekend overall. We'd both love to stay again!Felix2016-06-20T00:00:00Z
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We were made to feel very welcomed at the cottage. We enjoyed our overnight stay and our little girl loved playing in the garden. We would definitely stay again and would highly recommend staying here.Yvette2016-06-06T00:00:00Z
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Who has arrived at the Cottage by Sanjay, Bhopinder, Raya and Sanaya, never want to leave. So well located, the house is so pleasant the atmosphere. We felt at home immediately! Luckily we were there long enough to walk one of the recommended routes in the area. We would like to come back to Longleat back.Jens2016-09-11T00:00:00Z
This place is the perfect place to be, if you're looking for a quiet hide-away in a gorgeous neighboorhood with stunning views over the lovely countryside! We could have stayed there for weeks, because Sanjay and his family made us feel most welcomed. They are really relaxed hosts- it was important for us to have an airbnb, where you could find people to speak to and to learn a bit about their way of life. And what could i say- the breakfast was awesome, the bed is comfortable like a cloud and it will take you about 20-30 Minutes by car to the center of Bath (Do the skyline Tour from Prior Park as a starting point! about 6 miles with stunning views over the city) Thank you so much for having us! The great british Bake-Off will definetly become part of our television-programm :)Berit2016-08-26T00:00:00Z
Sanjay and Bopinder were fantastic hosts. Their house is beautiful in a wonderful rural location. They were very helpful in helping us to book a restaurant (an excellent recommendation!) and very incredibly accommodating in their home. We had a yoga class run by Bopinder, which I would highly recommend, followed by a dip in the hot tub! I would definitely recommend this place to stay and it is a great base if visiting longleat or the centre parc spa.Kate2016-11-13T00:00:00Z
This was a fantastic place to stay. A beautiful cottage in a stunning location with great walks, views and local pub. Sanjay made us completely welcome and gave us freedom of the house and fabulous garden. Very relaxed and relaxing experience. It is a short drive into Frome and almost backs onto Longleat. Could not recommend it highly enough.Gary2016-07-13T00:00:00Z
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We had a lovely time at the Friggle retreat. It's right in the countryside so you're surrounded by nature, and our toddler had a great time exploring the garden. The breakfast kitchen supplemented by hot croissants and sparkling wine made it a very classy stay. Having a massage included made the retreat a fantastic choice for our relaxing getaway: a secluded spot to rest after enjoying nearby Longleat Safari Park. I would certainly recommend.Alex2017-05-19T00:00:00Z
First! We had the luck of being the first people to stay at Alex and Sandra's place. It was my wife, 23 month old, 5 month old and myself. The annex is lovely and is a perfect distance to drive right into Frome and visit Longleet... both goals for our weekend away. The property is located just outside of Frome. One suggestion is to drive to Frome and then double back on the main road as our GPS lead us done a pretty narrow country drive that probably wouldn't be passable during the winter or after a big rain. The space itself is nice an comfortable in a converted shed. Two rooms joined in the middle by a bathroom. The beds were comfortable as was the couch. There was a small TV we an eclectic selection of dvds. In the main room there is also a breakfast are with a small fridge, toaster and a few odds and ends for making a continental breakfast, having tea/coffee and enjoying a glass of wine. Every thing was bright, clean and cozy. Alex and Sandra were impeccable hosts. They were there to greet us...even though we were about an hour later upon arrival than planned due to traffic around Stonehenge. They had milk and juice in the fridge, some bread and a baguette... and a nice bottle of bubbly for mom and dad to enjoy. Great coffee and a french press too. In the mornings Sandra delivered warm croissants... delicious! Also a very nice perk... Sandra has a massage studio attached to the annex and the stay comes with a free session. That made for a lovely morning for mommy! In all a great stay, we would highly recommend for a nice weekend away with some great hosts. Thank you Alex and Sandra!David2017-04-16T00:00:00Z
We had a wonderful stay. We were made to feel so welcome from the minute we arrived. The fresh croissants in the mornings and the milk and food left were unexpected but very welcome. Our son who is 2 was made to feel so at home and hasn't stopped talking about Beezy the dog since we left! Could not have asked for more. Lovely cottage, lovely family and we very much hope to return. PS the massage was AMAZING!Georgina2017-05-01T00:00:00Z
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A lovely place in a lovely location. The hosts were friendly and helpful too. We had 2 massages and they were both amazing! The host left milk, fruit juice bread, cheese and butter too, which was a pleasant surprise. I would recommend this to other people staying in the area.Jennie2017-05-07T00:00:00Z
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Lovely place in beautiful location, so peaceful whilst also being convenient for Bath, Stonehenge, Longleat etc. The kids were delighted with the books and toys and especially loved the cows in the field over the road! Ed is a great host and really good at keeping in touch and making sure you have everything you need.Becca2017-04-21T00:00:00Z
Lovely cottage, central to a lot of great places to visit, really enjoyed our stay.Michelle2017-05-22T00:00:00Z
The cottage was everything that we needed as we were taking place in a local event. It was lovely and peaceful and a great place to relax - when we had the chance.Ian2016-09-19T00:00:00Z
We had a peaceful stay in Ed's charming cottage. Its a lovely place to sit back by the fire place and unwind from daily life. The cottage has everything you need and our daughter loved the toys and books. Would definately recommend stay here.Benjamin2016-12-07T00:00:00Z
Perfect for a peaceful break with minimal mod cons (all the essentials tho) and no noise or light pollution outside. Warm, clean and rustically charming. Pub within walking distance (torch essential for night time return) and Longleat on the doorstep. And a clavichord (a personal winner for me!).Aileen2017-02-25T00:00:00Z
Ed was great at comms before we left and responded really quickly. The cottage is lovely, it is very welcoming and we felt completely at home straight away. The location was exactly when we hoped for with amazing views by day, stars by the gazzilion at night and a new level of quiet which almost hurt my ears on the first day - no planes, no rumble of a distant motorway, nothing but blissful quiet (well until we arrived with the kids!). The cottage is in easy reach of lots of great days out, paddling at Bradford on Avon, day trip to Frome, visit to Bath, walks around the area to name a few. Can't wait to go backBriony2016-09-01T00:00:00Z
Lovely little cottage, perfectly situated for Longleat. (And only a short walk to the local pub) Fantastic selection of books for all ages to enjoy around the log burner.James2016-10-29T00:00:00Z
Ed was quick to answer my initial questions about the wonderful cottage, his responsiveness making our decision easy to book with him. The cottage is exactly as described - in a beautiful isolated setting with lovely countryside, we enjoyed the living space very much, especially the log burner :-)! The local pub was brilliant - exceeded expectations, and the autumnal local walks were just stunning. We'll hopefully stay at the cottage again in the future and have no hesitation recommending it for those looking for a lovely, cosy hideaway for a long weekend.Marcus2016-11-07T00:00:00Z
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Entire home/apt
Property Type
Horningsham, England, United Kingdom
The hosts were great from start to finish. We had no idea where we'd eat before arriving, but luckily the host suggested a local pub where she booked us a table at an allocated time. It was great, would definitely return. As we arrived at the The Paddock, we felt very welcomed with an introduction and tour. The room was extremely clean, cosy and perfect for our trip. A spacious room which included a large and comfy bed, small dining table for breakfast, a tv (didn't use) and a dressing table. Also provided was a private toilet/shower room. Even though it was part of the hosts house, we definitely felt secluded as we had our own part of the house and were even offered a privacy screen incase we did ever see each other. After a great sleep, we awoke to a wonderful selection of freshly baked plain and chocolate croissants and a large variety of jam, cereals and tea. Overall a lovely stay, perfect if you are visiting Long Leat or just a small break away. Great hosts supplying everything we expected and more. Would definitely recommend to anyone.Tom2016-09-25T00:00:00Z
We enjoyed our stay, hosts were helpful and friendly. Room quiet and private, with good selection for breakfast. Recommended.Richard2016-08-31T00:00:00Z
Thank you for being such great hosts. We loved our stay!! Malcolms tie was a life saver too. Highly recommended to anyone thinking of staying.Humphrey 2017-02-05T00:00:00Z
An awesome room with a very comfortable bed and in a fantastic location, especially if you have been to longleat zoo/safari (very close). The hosts Jill and Malcom are both super friendly and easy to have a chat too. We recommend eating at the royal oak (10 minute walk from the accommodation or 2 minute drive) as the service and food is brilliant.Jordan2017-04-23T00:00:00Z
Good location for Longleat, lovely room, great hosts. Thanks!Tom2017-04-30T00:00:00Z
The house was lovely. Really clean and tidy. Jill and Malcolm were lovely and Jill offered some great advise on how best to see the giraffes at longleat as my partners fav animal is a giraffe. Breakfast was brilliant, by far the best I've ever had staying in somewhere on air bnb.Paschal2017-05-21T00:00:00Z
Jill was an amazing host and her place was great. She provided us with the loveliest breakfast. Everything was neat and tidy. The room is in a separate area of the house with it's own kitchen and bathroom. Perfect for a couple who wants to enjoy the countryside. Thank you Jill and Malcolm we had a great time.Daniela2016-08-07T00:00:00Z
Room type
Private room
Property Type
Bed & Breakfast
Corsley, England, United Kingdom
We had a lovely stay in the shepherd's hut over the Easter weekend..situated with fantastic views of Cley Hill behind and fields in front..with the occasional passing herd of cows going about their daily grass chewing, this was a perfect spot..the hut is situated well for Frome particularly, only 5-10 minutes drive away..the hut does not disappoint, cosy and spacious at the same time with a large comfy bed and a great shower..and a woodburning stove if needed..Barbette is a friendly and helpful host who provides delicious breakfast hampers each morning! we would definitely recommend a stay at the hut for anyone who would like a change from the usual B & B..it was wonderful..rachel2017-04-16T00:00:00Z
Lovely host, any questions we asked they were happy to answer. A very nice breakfast was brought to us in the morning. The room and area www beautiful, would stay there again 100%Louise2016-06-27T00:00:00Z
The Shepherds Hut was absolutely fantastic and exactly described on the website. It's amazing what you can do with such a small space! The inside was incredibly well thought out and had all the amenities (fridge, cooker, sink) that you expect to find in a "proper" hotel room. The bathroom with a full height shower was also great. The setting in the garden is also fantastic with views of woods and a fields with a great deal of privacy. Barbette was a great host - she was great on messages and was always available on the on the phone if needed! She also recommended places to eat and booked us a table at lovely local pub. The breakfast in the morning was also fantastic. Overall we had a great time - thanks for letting us stay! Andrew + Caroline.Andrew2015-07-06T00:00:00Z
We had a fantastic single night stay. The accommodation was fantastic - exactly what we wanted - quiet, and comfortable. We had dinner and breakfast on the table in the shepherds hut - both perfect! I can recommend the lamb shanks! Thank you for a memorable night away :-)Jon2016-10-02T00:00:00Z
We loved this little hideaway, surrounded by beautiful views of Barbette's house and garden and fields. The shepherd's hut contained everything we needed for our one night stay - it was a very cosy space full of ingenious storage solutions! Barbette brought us a delicious fresh breakfast in the morning, with eggs, bread, pastries, yoghurt and granola and orange juice. All in all a perfect escape away from city life.Hannah2015-09-13T00:00:00Z
A gorgeous shepherd's hut in a beautiful setting. We had everything we needed and had a lovely relaxing stay.Sofie2017-02-26T00:00:00Z
The shepards hut is just magical, exactly what we wanted for short weekend break from the city! Its so cosy and sweet, the little details barbette has added make it extra special and the location is beautiful, we sat watching the sun set over the hill in the evening and then sat outside in the sun with our breakfast hamper the following morning, it was perfect. Barbette is such a welcoming host and had plenty of things/places to recommend. Thank you!kelly2015-07-19T00:00:00Z
Wow, what a place. Barbette has great taste and a wonderful eye for detail! We absolutely loved our stay, the hut is perfect with everything you need in a perfect setting! Me and my fiancé were in the are as had a meeting at our wedding venue and staying in the Sheppards Hut was so relaxing, fun and Made our short stay feel like a properly little get away! Barbette is a great host and the breakfast in the morning was not only delicious but so well presented! We both couldn't recommend this place enough!! Thank you Barbette for having us stay xsteven2015-06-28T00:00:00Z
Room type
Entire home/apt
Property Type
Corsley , Wiltshire, United Kingdom
Room type
Entire home/apt
Property Type
Holiday home
Frome , Somerset, United Kingdom
Excellent property, beautifully renovated and in a fantastic location. A perfect base for a long weekend, or longer in the West Country. We'll be back!Daniel2017-04-03T00:00:00Z
The accomadation was beautiful and up to a high spec. Lovely surroundings and views.Luke2017-03-12T00:00:00Z
The flat was beautiful and better than the pictures displayed. Lovely that it is directly across from the local pub (with food) and the village shop is next door. The wood stove made the chilly evening so cozy, we loved it!Shannon2017-04-14T00:00:00Z
Thank you for having us, we had a perfect nights sleep. Beautiful apartment though really not for more than two guests sharing a double bed. Lovely friendly pub with super landlord and his wife and a very convenient store where we bought everything we needed for breakfast. Can highly recommend.Fran2017-04-20T00:00:00Z
Lovely cottage, very clean and nicely decorated . Picturesque village. Opposite the Somerset Arms and next door to the village shop.Marina2017-05-14T00:00:00Z
Really cosy and comfortable stay! also a much bigger space than the pictures make it seem. Would definitely stay again.Maria2017-04-26T00:00:00Z
Lovely clean contemporary house, cosy log burner and comfy bed! We will visit again.Megan2017-04-12T00:00:00Z
My friends and I had a perfect stay at this lovely place. It's perfectly equipped with everything you'd need for a weekend away, we were even left some food and milk and we had a beautiful breakfast out on the patio. The beds were super comfy and the whole place was lovely and cosy. The location is a lovely little village and we spent the day in nearby Bruton which is a charming place to visit. All in all, a great stay and couldn't have asked for better :) Thanks so much!Lauren2017-03-26T00:00:00Z
Room type
Entire home/apt
Property Type
Maiden Bradley, England, United Kingdom
We were made very welcome, and the cottage was excellent, everything we could need and very clean. The location was lovely and very convenient for driving to a range of sites around the area. The listing was very accurate. We were very happy with this stay and felt it was very good value.Deonne2016-04-05T00:00:00Z
We had a great few days staying at Nick's house in beautiful surroundings with it's lovely views across open countryside, the frosty sunrise on our last day was a treat. A great base from which to explore Bath, we also enjoyed Stourhead and Longleat nearby. Perfect for our needs as a couple with a toddler and baby for a little get away. Friendly and helpful hosts. Thank you!Annette2016-11-29T00:00:00Z
This is a wonderfully peaceful spot with pretty views well away from roads. The barn is brilliantly converted to tasteful two bedroom accommodation which is warm and comfortable with everything one could need. Although there to visit friends in the vicinity my dogs and I would have happily stayed all day in and around the barn. Nick and Anji are very welcoming hosts. I hope to stay there again.Ursula2017-01-16T00:00:00Z
Had a lovely stay at Heath House Farm. Great location, good access to Longleat and Stone Henge. Lovely views and countryside sounds. Not far to walk to the local pub for a good value meal. Underfloor heating makes it nice and cosyCatherine2016-10-27T00:00:00Z
Lovely barn conversion on a stunning farm with incredible views. We were all made very welcome by Nick and Anji, especially our dog. Great location with easy access to Frome and a network of footpaths leading right from the property.Katie2016-08-21T00:00:00Z
Room type
Entire home/apt
Property Type
Chapmanslade, United Kingdom
Sara and Rory were very welcoming and the cottage was warm and cosy, particularly with the log burner going. The cottage has all the home comforts in beautiful surroundings.Claire2016-01-25T00:00:00Z
We had a fabulous time staying at Sara's cottage. The cottage is lovely, the kitchen is very well equipped, and the gardens are idyllic. It's an easy walk into Frome, yet you feel you are in the middle of the countryside - a great location. Sara was hugely welcoming and very helpful. She very kindly but some food essentials in the cottage for us so we didn't have to race straight out to buy breakfast. Our two-year-old was in her element in the garden, and hopefully the cats have recovered from her enthusiastic attentions. We'd highly recommend staying here especially as it was really good value for money. Thanks Sara!Sam2016-08-07T00:00:00Z
IT is a lovely cottage with everything you need, it has lovely views of the countryside and it is a good base in which to see all the sights and towns in Somerset. The host could not be more welcoming and the welcome package and flowers are a lovely thoughtful gesture.Sarah2017-05-01T00:00:00Z
Delightful cottage in an excellent location, both very close to Frome and within a peaceful, natural setting. The adjoining historic house was an added attraction in terms of beauty and cultural interest. Our host was extremely friendly, helpful and welcoming, and the cottage was clean and comfortable with a thoughtful welcome basket that included items especially for the kids. Highly recommended!Heloise2017-04-09T00:00:00Z
WOW! FANTASTIC COTTAGE AND LOVELY HOST. Upon arriving along the long driveway we was welcomed by an amazing farm house. The host (Sara) was fantastic giving us a welcome hamper and making it really feel like home, I only wish that i could have stayed for longer. I would highly recommend for any future travellers to visit here.paul2015-12-14T00:00:00Z
Loved staying at Rodden Manor's newest addition, the 17th century cottage. Sara is a wonderful and thoughtful host - 5 star. The grounds & gardens are magnificent. Being there helped us embody what the English countryside is traditionally about. It was unique for us to stay in such an old structure, yet the interior is modern and comfortable, albeit age related low head height and tilted floors in some areas.Michael2016-07-05T00:00:00Z
Our one-week stay in Sara and Rory's cottage was delightful. The cottage is as charming and cosy as it is comfortable and well equipped for a family like ours (two kids aged 4 and 2). The grounds are charming and magnificently looked after providing multiple spots for the children to play. Sara and Rory made us feel instantly at home and offered precious advice when it was needed. A truly great address with very kind and welcoming hosts!Christopher2016-07-31T00:00:00Z
it was super nice and Sara is very nice. I would always come back immediatelyMoritz2016-09-04T00:00:00Z
Room type
Entire home/apt
Property Type
Frome, Somerset, United Kingdom
very nice! great host! many thanks to John!Yun 2016-10-10T00:00:00Z
Thank you for a very welcome cake and cup of tea on arrival. Although the weather was very cold, thick duvets and lots of hot water made our stay very cosy. All rounded off with a delicious breakfast the next morning. John was very helpful and made us feel right at home.Fiona2014-12-07T00:00:00Z
This is a very special place to stay and we enjoyed everything about this lovely home. Had a great walk down from nearby St Peter's Pump at Six Well Bottom down to the big house at Stourton. About a 2 hr round walk. All good, many thanks John and family.jane2017-02-05T00:00:00Z
We had a fantastic time last week! Many thanks to John and Mel for being outstanding hosts! Mel cooked us an excellent dinner the night we got in and John gave us a great tour before we left. Rooms are equipped with what we call "queen" size beds in the US and rooms were comfortable and cozy. We were able to enjoy the grounds, the pool and the pub down the street. Thanks for such a wonderful and relaxing time!Holly2014-06-27T00:00:00Z
John did a fantastic job communicating before check-in, particularly directions and what to expect. The listing was exactly as advertised! John also gave a great tour of the house and grounds, so guests really have a unique experience! In addition to sharing the local history, John was also willing to help guests find places nearby to dine or for sightseeing. I strongly recommend this listing for anyone wishing to have a unique stay in the English countryside and hope to stay here again someday!Benjamin2015-07-19T00:00:00Z
What a beautiful home. Unique and a wonderfully quiet location to enjoy the surrounding area. Highly recommended property and a lovely host.Katie2017-04-18T00:00:00Z
Our weekend at Bradley House wildly exceeded our already very positive expectations. We were Airbnb virgins! The house and grounds are to die for and the bedrooms are comfortable and cosy - we slept like sloths in the Amazon. John deserves a special place in heaven for hospitality well beyond the call of duty and his daughter Sophia and son Charles should be there too as they are a great credit to him. Mel not only cooked a delicious dinner for us one evening, as well as a couple of very good breakfasts, but he also very kindly tended to my husband's injured knee and Mel's wife Liz allowed us to have a relaxing evening out at the local pub by offering to babysit our granddaughter. This part of Wiltshire is breathtaking and it is hard to do it justice, but staying at such a lovely place with so much history is the perfect start.Beatriz2015-04-07T00:00:00Z
We were made to feel incredibly welcome by John and we felt nothing was too much effort. John gave us a private tour of his beautiful house and hearing his family stories and history was unique and special. We took up the offer of dinner in the panelled dining room and again, this felt very special. This was a wonderful and memorable trip to this beautiful part of the country.Christy2014-08-18T00:00:00Z
Room type
Entire home/apt
Property Type
Bed & Breakfast
Wiltshire, United Kingdom
It was very comfortable and well maintained home. We loved our stay and Sue made it even more friendly. Although we were late she made it very easy for us to settle down and we had the best experience ever in Airbnb.Madhavi2016-08-29T00:00:00Z
We enjoyed our stay at the Ecologist's House. This was the first time either of us had used airbnb and Sue made the stay relaxed and friendly. The house was clean and the breakfast was just what we needed.Penny2015-09-14T00:00:00Z
The place was fantastic, Very comfortable. Great bed. I left earlier than planned... Otherwise Sue was very helpful and the place is well worth a stay if your visiting Bath or Frome! - Big Thanks to Sue for making me feel very welcome. Great company for my short stay!!!James2015-07-11T00:00:00Z
Sue was a fantastic host, kindly waited for us as we battled the UK traffic. We had a lovely chat in the morning around common interest - birds, south of France and broader sustainability. I would warmly recommend her.Eloïse2016-04-24T00:00:00Z
The host canceled this reservation 74 days before arrival. This is an automated posting.Kurt2016-03-14T00:00:00Z
Sue was lovely, loved staying at her place, she has such a lovely house and would definitely recommend her place.Sirjana2017-05-20T00:00:00Z
We loved staying at Sues BnB. She was warm and welcoming despite our email answering her request for an ETA going missing. She is the kind of person that should be cloned to make this world a better place. My son and I had a room each and a lovely breakfast was laid out with raspberries from the garden and home made bread. Sue was also very generous with her time explaining the best ways to get around and avoid traffic. We were able to park very close to the front door. I would recommend this BnB. Thanks Sue!Christine2015-07-12T00:00:00Z
Sue was very friendly and laid back.alexandra2016-09-04T00:00:00Z
Room type
Private room
Property Type
Frome, England, United Kingdom
All was fine with the house. It is probably worth noting that the fifth bed is a low futon - almost on the floor - in a children's bedroom. I cant remember if this was made clear in the description. The host was helpful and responded quickly.Louenna2016-08-08T00:00:00Z
The house was welcoming and exactly as the description and photos showed. Rosie had left a folder of notes and advice including some excellent walks! We really enjoyed staying in the house and were sad to leave. I would highly recommend this house as somewhere to stay. Rosie gave a really fast response when we enquired about the house and could not have been more helpful!Kate2015-04-13T00:00:00Z
A beautiful, perfect house, in a breathtaking location. We were visiting Longleat Sarari on the Sunday, so stayed on the Saturday night. Dinner in the local pub was excellent, then we played board games in the living room in front of a roaring fire. I only wish we had stayed longer! Couldn't recommend it more.Tom2015-12-01T00:00:00Z
Lovely house in a great location. It had everything we needed and a nice little pub down the road too. Definitely recommend to others.James and Deborah2017-04-17T00:00:00Z
The information that Rosie provided on Airbnb and after booking was great. We enjoyed a lovely couple of nights in her beautiful family home. My first Airbnb experience has set the standard high for next time! I would certainly recommend this property and would be happy to return.Alison2016-02-20T00:00:00Z
We count ourselves incredibly lucky to have found Rosie's really 'lovely village family home', the perfect place for us to make our base during the week of our daughter's wedding down the road at Thoulstone Park. Rosie, Richard and little Isis couldn't have made us more welcome - father and mother of the bride, her brother and sister in law - and her niece and flower girl/ring bearer Alys, who was so lucky that kind Isis, also aged 2, generously left her toys to play with! And not forgetting Bertie the Bedlington and Poppy the Border terrier! Rosie thoughtfully made us feel welcome by leaving a huge loaf of lovely-looking bread, a generous amount of milk with a big bar of really good chocolate and a bottle of wine for treats! And there was also that vital insider knowledge Rosie sent us, giving wonderful walks in the glorious countryside around Chapmanslade (dog and pushchair-friendly over fields and through woodland) plus the low down on a range of eateries and the lovely quirky shops and markets in nearby Frome (also equipped with a useful Asda and Lidl!). The garden was a delight too and happily the dogs could not get out - the Pullins have their own dog so it was all set up for our four-footed wedding guests. Alys was enchanted with Isis' room with its pretty furnishings and low futon bed and we were so comfortable in our room and in the marvellous kitchen complete with Aga (or Aga type) range. Lots of hot water and nice roomy bathroom and downstairs loo - all ideal for the five of us. We'd love to come back as Wiltshire and Somerset are two of our favourite counties and with so much to do for the wedding, we have unfinished business in Frome too ... Thanks you Rosie, Richard and Isis for making us so welcome and for making it possible to give our Jess and Ross the wedding they wanted so much from the perfect base literally just down the road.Judi Herman2015-06-25T00:00:00Z
Rosie has here a beautiful family home with a great balance of original features and modern conveniences. Immaculate throughout and with everything in working order. The rental process was very easy, great communication and a handy guide of the area and the house made for a relaxing stay. Within easy reach of Bath for theatre and spa, easy dog walks on the doorstep and a good pub 5mins walk we couldnt have wished for more. Thanks Rosie, I've already recommended to my parents and friends.Brian2015-04-07T00:00:00Z
From the moment we requested staying at her house, Rosie was incredibly kind, welcoming and informative. We received all the information we needed about the property well ahead of time and Rosie was thoughtful enough to include lots of tips and advice on the village and further afield. The house itself is gorgeous. Wonderful condition, very well appointed and warm and comfortable to stay in. Our children loved playing with the toys that were there and visiting the village playground. We only stayed one night but thoroughly enjoyed our visit. We'd definitely recommend Rosie's home to others and would stay there again. Thank you!kathy2015-05-05T00:00:00Z
Room type
Entire home/apt
Property Type
Chapmanslade , Wiltshire, United Kingdom
Very nice welcome! A wonderful, cozy apartment, care should be comfortable. We recommend Crispin address further in any case!Gaby2016-10-16T00:00:00Z
Crispin and his wife were very welcoming and phoned us the morning of our arrival to advise on how to enter the property. The property itself was lovely, clean and very accurate to what was described. The photos don't quite do it justice. As we had our 3 year old daughter and 8 week old son with us the property was ideal for them, it even had a bouncer and toys for them to play with. We had a lovely stay and would definitely recommend this property. The location was very central to local attractions such as Longleat Safari Park and Bath City Centre. Thanks for a great stay.emily2015-12-13T00:00:00Z
Beautiful location, stunning accommodation and splendid host. Going above and beyond, our host helped us immensely. We loved our stay and hope to return next year.Malika2015-06-01T00:00:00Z
Stayed for 3 nights in Feb 2105 and couldnt have asked for a better place to stay to fulfill our needs. The flat is set in a very secluded area and had everything that we needed. The kitchen is very well equipped and the living area was comfotable. The bedrooms are wonderful, one having an extremely comfortable kingsize bed, with plenty of hanging space for clothes. There is a little ensuite toilet/shower room which maybe quite compact but serves it's purpose very adequately. The second bedroom has a double and a single bed, both of which, like the kingsize were extremely comfortable. It has a gorgeous bathroom ensuite and again plenty of bedroom furniture. We were perfectly placed to visit the areas we had intended and found it easy to drive to the local train station and get the train into Bath on our first day. On our second day we drove to Stonehenge and then onto Salisbury which took about half an hour. I would so recommend this place to anyone who wants a clean and comfortable place to stay. Great local area and lovely hosts that made us feel very welcome. One regret - we didnt stay longer.Kim2015-02-22T00:00:00Z
Room type
Entire home/apt
Property Type
Wiltshire, United Kingdom
Steve was an excellent host. He was very friendly and went out of his way to make me feel welcome in his home. I felt comfortable using the kitchen and bathroom, with Steve ensuring I didn't want for anything to make my stay comfortable. The room was quiet at the back of the house. It is a convenient location for train station and the town. If I need a place to stay in Frome I would certainly return without hesitation.Adam2016-09-09T00:00:00Z
Hi, very cosy home, Stanley my dog and I had a lovely time. Our third visit!Jane 2016-11-06T00:00:00Z
Excellent host, very serviceminded and nice. Room and house as pictured/described. I had alot of luggage, and was planning to walk to my appointment with Bicycle Academy/BTR Fabrications. Steve kindly offered me a ride in his van.Vegard2016-11-08T00:00:00Z
This booking was for a family member rather than myself but he said that it was lovely and Steve was a great host. Will definitely use againMel2016-11-17T00:00:00Z
Steve's place was nice and cozy. I had such a relaxing time at his place. It was not only comfy but his family welcomed me so warmly and I could spend some quality time in lovely garden and living room. And the dog is adorable:-)Ryo2017-04-11T00:00:00Z
Great place and would recommend.Kevin2017-05-28T00:00:00Z
The BEST hosts in the world! The owners were consistently warm, friendly and always doing their best to make my stay enjoyable. Great experience overall!Calum2016-09-03T00:00:00Z
The only reason I didn't give five stars for one category was that for an air bnb to be 'fantastic' it would have to be something quite extraordinary, like maybe on a south sea island. Otherwise everything was excellent and it was ideal for what I needed.Richard2016-09-18T00:00:00Z
Room type
Private room
Property Type
Frome, England, United Kingdom
Paul & Celia's Annex is a great space and absolutely ideal for our requirements with our small baby. The room was extremely clean & spacious with the kitchenette facilities offering everything you'll ever need. The cot provided was first class. Paul & Celia are great hosts and we highly recommend staying here. We will certainly book again when visiting the area.Simon2017-04-16T00:00:00Z
Great accommodation and location, very well presented and we would definitely recommendSimon2017-05-28T00:00:00Z
Very clean room and very friendly and helpful hosts.Mark2017-05-07T00:00:00Z
This was a great spot to be able to chill after having a light bite using the kitchen. Very comfortable and cosy tooHelen2017-03-24T00:00:00Z
Stayed at Paul & Celia's place before a trip to longleat. We had a very welcoming greeting and annex tour by Paul who very kindly pointed us in direction of anything we needed. The annex was very modern, extremely clean and very welcoming. We would very highly recommend this place to stay. CallumCallum2017-04-08T00:00:00Z
By far the best Air b n b we've been to. The annex is totally independent and fully equipped ( cooking area, bathroom, TV. ..) , not to mention the little treats (snack box, milk in the fridge, tea and coffee, manual of the area ..) Paul and Celia are available, kind and thoughtful. The highlight (if we had to choose one) was the amazingly comfy double bed with memory foam. We would definitely RECOMMEND the annex! Thanks again Paul and Celia for making our stay so perfect. Elsa & Nuno PS : You can also bring a book and swap it!Nuno2017-05-15T00:00:00Z
Room was perfect; clean, light and homely. Paul & Celia recommended a wonderful veggie restaurant. Check in and out was quick and very helpful. Would definitely stay again on a visit to Frome. Thank you!Joseph2017-04-30T00:00:00Z
Owners very helpful, immaculate annex, a treat to stay there.Sandra2017-03-19T00:00:00Z
Room type
Private room
Property Type
Frome, England, United Kingdom
Sanjay and his family were very welcoming and we felt very privaledged to enjoy his wonderful home. A beautiful house and garden stunning surroundings. An unforgettable family break.Rachel2016-08-22T00:00:00Z
Sanjay and family were the perfect hosts. They offered lots of great information prior to our trip to their house and we were greeted by their neighbour to answer any additional questions we had as they were away in London. Their house is beautiful and our two children loved their garden to play in especially the zip wire. The house is only 10 minutes from longleat and we spent all day there as well as wandering into the village for food at the local pub. We also walked to heavens gate which had amazing views over longleat. All in all it was a fabulous place to stay for our two night break.Adriana2017-04-12T00:00:00Z
Excellent picture perfect cottage in a beautiful location. Sanjay is an excellent host providing tips and provides a quick response to queries. The cottage itself is well equipped with everything needed for a weekend away, comfortable beds, excellent large garden with views over the Wiltshire countryside to enjoy. Close to local attractions and walks with spectacular views to over the Longleat estate.Simon2017-04-16T00:00:00Z
We had a wonderful stay at the house with our two young children. The kitchen is well equipt and Sanjay was very accommodating, putting up a Christmas tree on our request and was always readily available pre- and during our stay. There is good notes on arrival and a local neighbor checks all is ok.Vicky2016-12-27T00:00:00Z
Fabulous stay. Because this is the owner's home the cottage is fully equipped with everything you'll need, and plenty of things you wouldn't know you needed. Warm, cosy and very comfortable. A great base for exploring.Nancy2016-12-30T00:00:00Z
Beautiful cottage, everything you need and more. Our daughter especially loved the garden in particular the trampoline!!Maria2017-04-10T00:00:00Z
Beautiful thatched cottage with lots of personal touches. Lovely spacious kitchen with island, perfect for socialising between two couples. Stunning view over the countryside on the frosty weekend we had - would love to visit again in the summer to fully appreciate the outdoor seating and eating areas. Great secluded location with nearby pub. Sanjay was quick to reply to all correspondence and friendly contacts in the village made us extremely welcome. We would definitely recommend a stay here!Lindsay2017-01-22T00:00:00Z
Room type
Entire home/apt
Property Type
Horningsham, England, United Kingdom
Room type
Private room
Property Type
Frome, Somerset, United Kingdom
Very comfortable room and friendly welcome.Had to leave early to return hire car.Margaret2016-06-20T00:00:00Z
I found Zed warm and friendly and felt very comfortable in her homeMelanie2017-01-07T00:00:00Z
Zed was very nice and friendly. The place is just as it said on the advertise, clean and calm. Frome is beatiful.mauricio2016-10-02T00:00:00Z
Froome is a great town, especially if you want some time out and a good base to explore the area. Zed has a lovely quiet clean house and is a very welcoming host. All amenities needed are provided and Zed has plenty of local knowledge. I would recommend Zed to other travelers.Susan2016-07-25T00:00:00Z
Zed is really a nice person who will always answer to your questions and your needs. This place is very lovely and quiet! You can find everything you need close to the house. I wish to go back there one day if I could.Alexandre2016-08-17T00:00:00Z
Zed provides a friendly welcome in a great location. The room was comfortable and quiet though only a few minutes walk from town with all its buzz! Thank you Zed :)Lisa2017-05-08T00:00:00Z
I've had a great week in frome and zed was great host. thanks for all ZedMark2016-10-02T00:00:00Z
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Sizing up the favorites for the top spot in the preseason polls. Today: Ohio State. Previously: Oregon, Boise State, Texas, Alabama.
• Hide the women and children, and most of the men. No counterintuitive maneuvering here. It's Ohio State. They play defense. The Buckeyes finished in the top 10 nationally in scoring defense last year for the fifth year in a row, with a particularly stellar run against the best offenses on the schedule: OSU held Southern Cal to 18 points, Wisconsin to 13 points, Penn State to 7, Iowa to 17 (the Hawkeyes added another touchdown on a kickoff return) and Oregon to 17 in the Rose Bowl, less than half the Ducks' season average. Not a single opponent reached its season averages in points or total yards.
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• All the ways you will disappoint us. On paper, this should be a relatively dynamite offense, due mostly to junior quarterback Terrelle Pryor and his classmates from the much-hyped 2008 recruiting class, from which sprang this fall's top receiver (DeVier Posey), top offensive lineman (Mike Brewster), both starting tackles (Mike Adams and J.B. Shugarts) and starting tight end (Jake Stoneburner); one half of the primary combo at running back (Boom Herron) joined them as a freshman after redshirting in 2007. Reliable seniors Justin Boren, Dane Sanzenbacher and Brandon Saine round out what looks like the most explosive attack here since the 2006 team that scored at least 35 points nine times and went coast-to-coast as No. 1 before running into Florida in the BCS title game.
But that would require a long-awaited breakthrough from Pryor, in particular, which many continue to predict despite a glaring lack of evidence to date over more than a handful of plays at a time. Before his career-best performance in the Rose Bowl, Pryor's sophomore campaign had looked like a disappointing regression, especially in the wake of a 13-point effort in the loss to USC and a three-turnover flop in the 26-18 loss at Purdue at midseason. As a passer, Pryor's interception were way up, his completion percentage and overall efficiency down, in the latter case by almost 20 points.
After 23 consecutive starts, he remains a decidedly unknown quantity as a passer. Along with Herron and Saine, Pryor was instrumental in delivering a strong running game over the final month of the season, but there's still no Beanie Wells behind him capable of churning out 100 yards on a weekly basis regardless of the defense or what it throws at him. The Rose Bowl was encouraging, to say the least, but still only netted 26 points, and is no guarantee that a frequently mediocre attack has turned a corner.
• Stumbling blocks. Miami, Wisconsin, Penn State and Iowa offer more than a few reasonable opportunities to be knocked from the pedestal in the Big Ten, but the Buckeyes shouldn't have to deal anymore with the big-game gorilla that's followed them since the '06 BCS Championship loss to Florida. Beginning with that debacle, OSU dropped five straight to top-10 teams through last September's loss to USC, a looming shadow that only began to lift last year with the wins over Penn State, Iowa and Oregon – all ranked in the top 10 at kickoff and in the final polls – in the last four games. That curse has sailed.
That doesn't mean some of the same old jeers won't return in full force if the Buckeyes win their way back to Glendale in January, site of the horrific collapse against the Gators that, along with the dismal effort against LSU a year later, branded them as championship chokers. Only three starters on this team – Heyward, Sanzenbacher and Saine – played any role in that loss as true freshmen, but the meta media narrative certain to accompany a return trip will force them to carry the torch, anyway.
• Visions of champions past. It's a daunting comparison, but the last team that watched a transcendent talent at quarterback emerge in a revelatory performance in the Rose Bowl and subsequently spark a national-championship run the following season was Texas in 2005, an all-time juggernaut of an offense behind the dominant brilliance of one Vince Young. The Buckeyes aren't about to average 50 points – the '05 Longhorns scored at least 40 in 12 of 13 games, the only exception coming in an early 25-22 win at, yes, Ohio State – but the optimal vision for Pryor has always been in Young's image as a versatile run/pass option who clicks in a formerly conservative scheme overhauled specifically to exploit its emerging star's freakish talents. Those Longhorns had a persistent gorilla of their own, which they easily excised with a 45-12 win over Oklahoma to avenge five straight, mostly ugly losses in the Red River Shootout.
• Crystal ball says. Of all the plausible frontrunners, the Buckeyes are the only ones that hit virtually every box on the checklist: An enormously gifted, battle-tested quarterback returns to lead nine other starters on offense, opposite a veteran defense that figures to finish among the best in the country, off a six-game winning streak that included three victories over other highly-ranked opponents. If you're still a skeptic, you're either very concerned about the attrition on special teams, or remain convinced that there's something strategically or even psychologically (or both) that prevents a Jim Tressel team from getting over the top.
I'm not so hung up on intangibles, and I like this lineup – they didn't leap off the page or screen last year, but the absence of any glaring among the personnel makes the Buckeyes look like the safe pick, and Pryor's potential gives them a tantalizing upside. Ultimately, assuming every other aspect of the operation holds, the difference between another very good, Big Ten-championship season and a championship breakthrough will come down to Pryor's development as a passer and a consistent running threat (emphasis on threat) even when he doesn't actually pull the ball down. Given another backloaded schedule, the pros outweigh the cons, which is more than you can say for the vast majority of the competition at this altitude.
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SOUTH HADLEY, MA – The third-seeded Amherst College women's tennis team shut out the sixth-seeded Bantams of Trinity College this afternoon at an indoor facility on the campus of Mt. Holyoke College. Poor weather conditions forced host Amherst to move day one of the NESCAC Tournament off site.
Amherst jumped out to a commanding 3-0 lead after three quick doubles matches. The Lord Jeffs entered the quarterfinal round fresh off an April 22, 2007 win against the Bantams, taking the match 8-1 at Trinity. Senior co-captain Katie Hudson (Los Altos, CA) paired with first-year Jill Wexler (Beverly, MA) to form a solid #2 doubles team that would cruise to an 8-0 victory.
Playing in front of the largest crowd of the day, Hudson earned a second team point in the Amherst effort as she defeated her counterpart 6-2, 6-1.
Amherst needed only a pair of wins to complete the 5-0 victory, and would pick up the final point from number two seed, Brittany Berckes (Secaucas, NJ). Berckes won her match 6-1, 6-2 to close the match.
Juniors Monica Snyder (Newton, MA) and Jen Murphy (Simsbury, CT) each took their first sets and were winning 3-0 and 4-0, respectively, in the second set when Amherst sealed the decision-based result.
Amherst advances to the NESCAC Tournament semifinal round to face second-seeded Bowdoin College tomorrow afternoon. Play is scheduled to begin at 1 p.m. at Amherst College, but should rain force play inside, the match will begin following the men's semifinals and the first women's semifinal (approximately 4 p.m.).
#3 Amherst College vs. #6 Trinity College – April 27, 2007 @ Mount Holyoke College
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