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 Just like a mentor used to call a deburring tool, the whirlygig....it just sticks. Also, whirlygig....what a sweet name for a tool. - Stephen Kowski [more] |
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26-10-2010, 08:37
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Re: New York/New Jersey
237 has been to both.
Finger Lakes is a great venue. The Rochester area teams are very competitive. The food at RIT was fabulous. IT SNOWS IN ROCHESTER. New Jersey attracts a lot of international teams and is also very competitive. We stayed in Langhorne, PA near Sesame Place. Lots of great places to eat and relax. The venue is "old school". Hockey rink, great seating, but nothing near it because it in TRENTON. |
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