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Driving from West Palm Beach to Vail, Colorado with my daughter and her dog and would appreciate any route tips. We love nature, and since we have the dog-dog friendly areas. I've seen the standard routes up to St. Louis and across to Colorado but wondered if there is any more interesting routes.
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We use http://www.petfriendly.com/ when we travel with Mutley . . there are more than you might think!
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I have travelled through Kansas numerous times, and one time hit a dog show (staying in Columbia) with a LOT of dogs at the motel.
Of course, Denver will be Nirvana for dogs and owners. DS's dog was one of his attendants!!
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| Hard Drive Back UP My computer is f***ed and getting BSOD all the time. Thankfully, in safe mode, or in normal mode with no services or programs running at startup, it's stable enough to get my files, but the computer is useless, can't even go on the internet with it, and normal startup gives a BSOD. So I want to back up my hard drive (some 300gb) and format computer to factory settings. Question: if I choose back up my whole hard drive, will it back up those corrupted windows files (like in C/windows/system 32)? I only want to back up my data, not create a disk image of the computer or anything like that. |
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| Best is to just COPY your files off the PC to another or external drive. There is a reason you are getting BSODs and if it is file corruption causing the BSODs there is a reason that happened. Files on good hardware do not get corrupted. That is if there is no viruses on the system. |
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| So copy only the good files? It there some way to compress them on the disk, since I would maybe need only 60 gb or so but I have only 2 8gb usb's, but lots of disks. Is there some way to compress them? |
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| Hello, have a look at this tutorial at the link below. How to Copy & Paste in Recovery Console on Windows 7 or Vista |
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29 Mar 2011 | #5 |
| Have you tried a Repair Install? That could possibly fix this issue if it's related to corrupt system files without deleting any of your personal files. |
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| I don't have the windows 7 disk. My computer came preloaded with windows 7 and the store gave me recovery disks which I assume windows 7 is on. |
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A Joplin woman waived preliminary hearings this week on seven felony counts she is facing, including one alleging elder abuse, and was ordered bound over for trial.
Julie K. Welton, 43, waived the hearings Wednesday in Jasper County Circuit Court on two counts of forgery, two counts of felony possession of a controlled substance, and single counts of elder abuse, burglary and receiving stolen property.
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On tap at The Bruery. The beer is black as night with a decent amount of carbonation. Decent tan lacing. I really hope this level of carbonation shows up in the bottled version.
Surprisingly drinkable for 19.5% abv. I certainly could split a 750 bottle with a friend. The finish comes off slightly sticky sweet bourbon with heavy maple and vanilla (very similar to many the after taste of the Bruery other barrel aged beers). The sweetness leaves me anticipating the next sip.
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Have had a few four ounce glasses at the Bruery in the past few weekends, served in their tulip glass, color is pitch black with not a glimmer of light anywhere, thick sludgy looking stuff, big 1 1/4 inch tan to medium brown foamy and creamy head, good lacing at first, head did not budge for close to five minutes, aroma consists of molasses, oak, rich dark chocolate, some mild coffee, roasted malts, mild port, tobacco, vanilla, sweet cocoa, prunes, burned caramel, and bourbon, flavor starts off with a big oak, taste, some sweet chocolate and vanilla in the middle, finish has a nice syrup taste mixed with tons of oak, bourbon comes through later on more pronounced but nothing major being a hair under twenty percent, easily the top three best tasting beers I have had of this alcohol content, some brown sugar and complex malt flavors come out as it continues to warm, almost like a marshmallow flavor by the end, very creamy with minimal booze in the flavor somehow, dry, roasted, bittersweet, oaky, and chewy mouthfeel, full bodied, very soft carbonation, taste lingers incredibly well, best mouthfeel for a stout that I have come across, drank this with no problem at all, cannjot explain how the alcohol is hidden well but it drinks like a beer maybe have of its ABV, not heavy at all, could down a 750 ml bottle and probably will at a later date, amazing drinkability, one of their best brews yet and that is sure saying a lot, the story about this beer is almost impressive as the beverage itself, this thing is going to age wonderfully too, good thing I was able to get a bunch of bottles to experiment with that, will be drinking again sooner than later, highly recommended
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4.97/5 rDev +9.7%
look: 4.5 | smell: 5 | taste: 5 | feel: 5 | overall: 5
19.5%. It is absurd how delicious and drinkable this beer was considering its beastly nature. For such a booze bomb, I was left with a very refined taste. One of if not the best imperial stout I have ever had. I really hope the bottle holds up to the draft.
I can say that the Bruery hadn't impressed me until my trip there in which I got to try Black Tuesday, White Oak and Papier. I am a believer.
Serving type: on-tap
07-27-2009 05:26:21 | More by gregmoscetti
4.55/5 rDev +0.4%
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Had at the Bruery Provisions during a homebrew club meeting. Extremely viscous and opaque black. Minimal light seeps through the edges in a brown tint. Small head is dark brown and leaves a surprising amount of lace for such a high alcohol brew.
As expected, nose is full of roast malt, chocolate, and coffee. Lots of honey, bourbon, soy sauce, and sherry-like oxidation notes.
Very thick, coats the palate. Huge taste of honey and sherry. Lots of roasty coffee and chocolate coupled with notes of bourbon, oak, and a warming alcohol finish.
This is one big beer. Insanely complex and tasty. Obviously, this one's a sipper.
Serving type: on-tap
07-22-2009 15:07:55 | More by RodBurg
4.8/5 rDev +6%
look: 5 | smell: 5 | taste: 5 | feel: 5 | overall: 4
I'm reluctant to review since I'm throwing in an opinion consistent with those before me! In summary, an all around winner destined for stardom!
I buy into the hype of the "rare," "hard to get" "big alcohol," "one of a kind" stuff as much as the next person. Thus, after driving Steff crazy with e-mails, I'm sure, (and in which she basically said if you want to try it..come down and try it! lol...) I drove down today. Candidly, I've been disappointed, a bit, in some of these hyped, huge alcoholic stouts and "stout type" brews. I am a big fan of "the extreme." I love the huge hops and I love the big, bold stouts. I like 'em all but those are my favorites.
I was ready to taste Black Tuesday, say I did, and then move on. Well, hold your horses...this one is the "real deal."
Thick and viscous out of the bottle the nose hits you with vanilla, whiskey, brandy, dark cherries, vanilla, sweet espresso and sweet Turkish coffee. Wow...
The mouthfeel is like thick cream. It actually initially tastes like you've put a sweet cherried chocolate vanilla carmel bourbon/brandy fudge sauce in your mouth. Then, you get a bit of heat and alcohol, although nothing like the 19+% it is. This is a meal; this is that special dessert; this is simply a gigantic surprise party of flavor, layers and texture.
While we sipped it at the brewery in our 4 oz pour, I was already planning on the meals at which I'd pour this. First meal will be a huge BBQ, although one could pour this as part of any dessert course, including one of the sweetest and darkest chocolate you could find.
Shows like a thick Sherry, Madera or Port. See the prior reviews. So far, everyone's right on!
Only possible shortcoming for me (and the only reason I didn't give it 5s across the board) is that many will not find it appealing with most food and find it a sipping beer. Me? I'll drink this puppy with everything from BBQ chicken and ribs to pecan pie!
We may have a new standard for big stouts;....or, we simply may have a whole new catagory...
Serving type: on-tap
07-19-2009 23:11:40 | More by GRG1313
4.78/5 rDev +5.5%
look: 4.5 | smell: 5 | taste: 5 | feel: 5 | overall: 4
The bottles won't be released for another three months, but a keg was tapped at the source yesterday. I've known about this beer since May 2008, when me and a buddy sampled this beer when it was still fermenting! Anyways...let's keep the hype train rolling:
Polka dot tan lacing clings to the glass on top the pitch black body. A little paper-thin tan foam caps the body. The aroma...watch out! Very intense, but oh so enjoyable. Very sweet, like vanilla, bourbon, fruit, burnt sugar, and a faint roastiness.
The aroma, combined with the taste, makes this beer a winner. I was first amazed with how well masked the alcohol was. There is a little heat, but it feels more like 10-11% range of a good beer. It's chocolatey, bourbony, woody, burnt sugary, fruity, and a pinch of boozy. The alcohol had a bit of a cherry flavor. An easy mouthfeel keeps things from getting too cloying, but still heavy and lip-smacking good. Slighty boozy, and it never hangs around for too long. Damn...it's a very slow sipper, but I could sip on it awhile.
I was worried this would be like World Wide Stout or Mikkeller Black and be extremely alcoholic with limited enjoyability. Fortunately, that is not the case. Black Tuesday black out the booze and stimulates the taste buds. Indeed, this is marvelous black water. Oh, and don't fret too much if you miss out on a bottle initially, because this beer will be brewed again in the future.
Serving type: on-tap
07-19-2009 03:42:44 | More by DoubleJ
4.9/5 rDev +8.2%
look: 5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 5 | feel: 5 | overall: 5
My real-world alter ego joined Overlord's real-world alter-ego for the opening day of this fine brew. I am exceptionally grateful that he invited me along.
My initial thought was that a 19.5% brew was going to feel like the bourbon barrel in which it was aged.
I could not have been more wrong. This lives up to the hype.
I caught a bunch of cocunut on the intial taste that mellowed out to the beautiful nut and cocoa flavors.
Serving type: on-tap
07-18-2009 22:36:24 | More by Raugupatis
4.97/5 rDev +9.7%
look: 4.5 | smell: 5 | taste: 5 | feel: 5 | overall: 5
On-tap at The Bruery itself, 8oz.,
A: Pours pitch black with a light brown head, spots of lace.
S: Robust smell full of chocolate syrup, coffee and licorice.
T: Big flavours, heavy on the dark chocolate, molasses, licorice, anise and mocha. Bourbon barrels come in and add touch of vanilla, wood and cinnamon spice. Pretty much perfect for what an imperial stout should taste like.
M: Full-bodied, thick and viscous, but incredibly smooth and balanced. No heat from the alcohol is astonishing, but something I've come to expect from The Bruery's big beers. Dark Lord is the only beer I can recall having a comparably big mouthfeel.
D: Aside from Partridge in a Spice Tree this is my favourite beer ever from The Bruery, and it will actually be available for more than a weekend. I can't really find a fault with this beer. So easy to drink for its style, it should be illegal. It's hard to say $25 or $1/oz. for a bottle of beer is even a good deal, but for this one it's a steal.
Serving type: on-tap
07-18-2009 17:13:23 | More by Halcyondays
Black Tuesday from The Bruery
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Bristol-Myers and Sanofi-Aventis co-market Plavix, an anticlotting drug. The trial pitted the companies against Apotex Inc. of Canada, which was trying to bring a generic version of the drug to the U.S. market. Judge Sidney Stein, of the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York, upheld the validity of Plavix's patent, barring Apotex from launching a generic version before the patent expires in 2011.
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Apotex said it plans to appeal. "Despite today's decision, we are unwavering in our belief that the [Plavix] patent will ultimately be held invalid, and that the court will find inequitable conduct" on the part of Bristol-Myers and Sanofi, Apotex Chief Executive Barry Sherman said in a statement.
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Their Drontal product is advertised as Britains top wormer.
Drontal treat several types of worms
Round worms - the typical child like image of spaghetti worms. These exist in an animals gut - they may occasionally pass out in faeces where they can be seen. They can also infect humans.
Tapeworms - these can grow much longer than roundworms. Fleas carry the eggs of tape worms and if a dog has fleas, they may groom excessively eating some fleas - getting the eggs of worms in their guts. That particular idea scares me horribly! It also mean it is vital to worm as well if flea have been noted on a pet!
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It does not treat lungworm.
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It is recommended that puppies are dosed more regularly but after 6 months worming is recommended once every three months. The packets it comes in have great little stickers on the back (little purple dogs) to stick in calendars etc - being once every 3 months the date of the last dose is quite easily forgotten!
Wormers do not remain in the system so the tablet works by killing and clearing the system and there is not long term residual effect. This is slightly unnerving as being a scavenger out on walks I tend to be worried my dog may be reinfested! It can lead to some stomach problems for 12-48 hours after.
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Classic signs of worms may be lack of energy, poor coat, white grains in faeces and poor appetite although not all these symptoms may occur and there might be another reason for these.
Bayer have recently produced bone shape tablets which are supposed to be more palatable - rather like biscuits. I have to be honest I think this is more to appeal to owners than dogs - my dog will eat anything given a little encouragement and for her this is not necessary. She would eat an entire box of Drontal if allowed! Any reluctant dogs may take them wrapped in ham or cheese or another nice treat!
Surely they may have been better making the cat tablets more palatable - in my experience felines are far more discerning than the average pooch!?
I have never noticed any side effects with the Drontal for my dog it seems to work its way through her system with minimal effect - even on her poo! Occasionally some dogs may have a slight reaction and very rarely make them sick - so it is worth keeping an eye on dogs after their Drontal! I generally try to give hers between meals so if it does cause any issue I can adjust her food accordingly.
Available in shops, on the net or at vets from 1.30 per tablet, not including any postage if required. The tablets are in foil cases (easily ripped open) and usually in an envelope with drontal plus written on. Parts of tablet if the dog only needs halves store realy well - I wrap them in clingfilm or foil and put in an airtight container and leave till 3 months later. Then it is just a case of remembering where I put them.
I generally find it a very easy reliable way to worm my dog - but then she takes them like candy - and would recommend it.
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There was good reason to believe the Rose-Hulman and Saint Mary-of-the-Woods women's soccer teams were an even match before they took the field Tuesday afternoon.
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The Engineers outshot the Pomeroys 20-16 for the game, keeping both goalies busy. The Engineers' Lucinda Combs made nine saves and the Pomeroys' Georgie Macy 13.
Rose-Hulman played most of the contest without leading scorer Nicky Wheeler. After a scoreless first half and 25 minutes into the second, Wheeler — who has nine goals for the season — entered the game. She led the Engineers with five shots.
"She said she wanted to give it a go. I think she helped create some opportunities and just couldn't get it to fall [in the net]," Helliwell noted.
The Woods took 12 of its 16 shots in the second half.
"I thought Saint Mary was the better team [in] the second half. They were just beating us to everything. They wanted this game. They wanted it more than we did," Helliwell said.
With 23 minutes to play in the second half, Rose's Mallory McDevitt kicked a hard, curving shot at the middle of the net. But it never touched string because Macy grabbed it.
The Woods' Samantha Morrison got off a good shot on the back side of the Rose-Hulman defense. But just as it reached the high corner, Combs got a couple of fingers on the ball.
The Pomeroys got two good looks at the goal on the back side of the Rose defense in the second half, but Combs made the saves. The Pomeroys didn't attempt a shot at the weak side again.
"That weak-side runner was open on those two [attacks] and that weak-side runner wasn't there at other times. I give my girls credit, they made pretty good choices in terms of what was on and what wasn't on," Aycock said.
In the first overtime, the Engineers outshot the Pomeroys 2-0 and in the second overtime the host team had a 2-1 shot advantage.
Rose-Hulman 0 0 0 0 — 0
Saint Mary-of-the-Woods 0 0 0 0 — 0
Next — Rose (4-2-4) will play Saturday at Bluffton.
Despite firing off 36 shots, Rose-Hulman and Woods soccer teams battle to 0-0 tie
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Another Rose freshman making big splash
The Rose-Hulman men's swimming team received a much-needed boost last season when a talented freshman from Ohio entered to set school records, rack up conference titles and qualify for the NCAA Division III championships. So when the Rose women's swimming team needed a boost this season, what did it do? Yep, the Engineers found another talented freshman from Ohio to do pretty much the same things.
Metro sports: Indiana State's Abdul-Qaadir honored by MVC again
Bilquis Abdul-Qaadir of Indiana State has been named Missouri Valley Conference Player of the Week for women's basketball, the league announced Monday.
Metro sports: Rose-Hulman picks up baseball win
A late run in the eighth-inning broke a 4-all tie and proved to be the game winner for Rockford College in a 5-4 decision over the Rose-Hulman baseball team Friday at the Chain of Lakes Complex.
Metro Sports: Sycamores to be represented at NCAA indoors
Three members of the Indiana State track and field team will compete in the 2014 NCAA indoor championships March 14-15 at Albuquerque, N.M. Senior Greggmar Swift will represent the men, while sophomore Katie Wise and senior Mary Theisen will represent the women.
Rose's Strickland named HCAC MVP again, Shaw wins Coach of the Year
Rose-Hulman senior guard Julian Strickland has been named the 2013-2014 Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference Most Valuable Player and headlines the 12-member All-HCAC first and second teams for men's basketball, according to an announcement from the league Tuesday.
It is the second straight HCAC MVP honor for Strickland, becoming the first player since Franklin's Jason Sibley (1997-98 and 1998-99) to earn back-to-back MVP awards. Sibley was a graduate of Terre Haute South High School. -
Metro roundup: Rose baseball loses 7-0 in Florida
Mount Union University remained unbeaten this baseball season with a 7-0 victory over Rose-Hulman in a rain-shortened game Tuesday.
Mount Union improved to 5-0 when the game was called after eight innings due to significant rain. -
Rose meets Wheaton in NCAA opener
Rose-Hulman will open its third straight trip to the NCAA Division III basketball tournament at 5:30 p.m. Friday when the Engineers play Wheaton in a four-team regional hosted by Hope College.
Metro: No ISU baseball today; home opener now Friday
Indiana State's baseball home opener that was to be played today has been pushed back, according to Sycamore head coach Mitch Hannahs.
Engineers, Hanover to vie for HCAC title
For the second year in a row, the men's basketball teams of Rose-Hulman and Hanover will square off for the Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference tournament championship in Terre Haute.
Metro: ISU softball win streak reaches 6
Indiana State improved its college softball winning streak to six games Friday by beating Wright State 4-3 and IUPUI 3-2 on the opening day of the Holiday Inn Hilltopper Classic.
Rose coach expects wide-open race for HCAC title
Both Rose-Hulman basketball programs hope their teams will still be talked about in the Wabash Valley media after this weekend when they compete in their Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference tournaments.
Metro roundup: Hutson awarded USA Track and Field grant
Terre Haute native and 2016 Olympic hopeful Kylie Hutson was awarded a $7,000 grant from the USA Track and Field Foundation.
Rose coach still 'hanging around'
Approaching the start of his 25th season as Rose-Hulman's baseball coach, Jeff Jenkins remembers some of his 601 victories, most of his teams' highlights from five NCAA Division III tournament appearances and pretty much all of Art Nehf Field's significant upgrades. He also can count on one hand how many times that umpires have tossed him from a game — two.
Rose-Hulman men lose game, gain co-HCAC title
Despite a loss at Mount St. Joseph on Saturday afternoon, the Rose-Hulman men's basketball team earned a share of the Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference title and will host the semifinal and championship rounds of this week's league tournament.
Mount St. Joseph improved to 16-8 overall and finished fourth in the league standings after a 69-57 victory. Rose completed its regular season with a 20-5 mark for the sixth 20-win season in its men's basketball history. -
Female Engineers climb into HCAC tourney with win at Mount St. Joseph
Led by 16 points from senior Kelsey Ploof, the Rose-Hulman women's basketball team defeated Mount St. Joseph 58-51 in its regular-season finale Saturday to clinch the final spot in the Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference tournament.
The Engineers (10-15, 8-10 HCAC) earned the sixth seed in the upcoming league tournament and will face Franklin in the quarterfinals Friday at tournament host Transylvania in Lexington, Ky. Tipoff is set for 8 p.m. -
Metro roundup: Rose-Hulman men clinch share of HCAC title
Rose-Hulman clinched at least a share of the Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference men's basketball championship and will host the league tournament starting Feb. 28 after winning 71-69 at Franklin on Wednesday night.
Rose's Alec Houpt hopes to make fifth Division III tournament appearance
Is Alec Houpt the good-luck charm for Rose-Hulman athletics?
Should his likeness appear on a box of Lucky Charms cereal?
Houpt admits he's not a star in any sport, yet he's been a member of four teams that have advanced to the NCAA Division III tournament. They were men's soccer as a sophomore (2011) and senior (2013) and men's basketball as a sophomore (2011-12) and junior (2012-13). -
Streaking Engineers return to national poll
Rose-Hulman's men's basketball team has earned a national ranking for the first time this season, reaching the No. 24 spot in the d3hoops.com national top 25 poll released Monday.
Metro Roundup: Rose-Hulman's Montgomery wins HCAC award again
Rose-Hulman's Ryann-Rebecca Montgomery has been named the Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference Track Athlete of the Week for the third time this season after a historic performance on Friday.
Shaw wins 300th for first-place Engineers
Rose-Hulman's Jim Shaw became the second men's basketball coach in program history to win 300 career games as the Fightin' Engineers rallied to defeat Bluffton University 61-55 on Saturday afternoon.
Rose-Hulman outscored Bluffton 39-15 in the second half to overcome an 18-point halftime deficit and improve to 19-4 on the season. The Engineers are also 14-2 in Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference play and maintain a one-game lead over Defiance in the conference standings. Rose-Hulman needs one win in its last two games to secure hosting rights for the HCAC Tournament. -
Rose's Jim Shaw nearing 300 victories
Rose-Hulman hits the road for Bluffton and a Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference men's basketball matchup at 3 p.m. today.
Metro roundup: Rose-Hulman's Strickland earns national D-III honor
Rose-Hulman senior Julian Strickland has been named to the d3hoops.com National Team of the Week for his efforts in last week's two men's basketball victories.
Strickland, other Rose seniors play final home game tonight
Rose-Hulman will play host to Hanover in Senior Night men's basketball at 7:30 tonight in Hulbert Arena.
The Engineers lead Defiance by one game and Hanover by two in the Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference standings entering their final regular-season home game. -
Metro roundup: Sycamores, UNI to be national ESPNU game
Indiana State's final men's home game of the college basketball season has been chosen for ESPNU's 1 p.m. telecast on March 1. It's Senior Day for the Sycamores.
Strickland erupts for 41 in Rose-Hulman victory
Rose-Hulman senior Julian Strickland scored a career-high 41 points to help lift the Engineers past Manchester 85-65 in Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference men's basketball Saturday afternoon.
Strickland recorded the eighth 40-point game in the history of Rose men's basketball in the contest. His effort joins Don Ings (four times from 1967-70), Bryan Egli (twice in 1999) and Ed Downey (once in 1963-64) as 40-point games on the list. -
Rose Hulman's Schultheis repeats as Athlete of the Week
Rose-Hulman's Austin Schultheis has been named Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference Men's Field Athlete of the Week for a second consecutive time.
Sole possession of first place in HCAC belongs to Shaw's Engineers
The Rose-Hulman men's basketball team took its first lead in more than 23 minutes with 1:23 left on the clock and then shut down the Defiance offense to clinch a 58-54 Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference victory Saturday afternoon in Hulbert Arena.
Coach Jim Shaw's Engineers (14-4, 10-2 HCAC) took over sole possession of first place in the conference with the win over the Yellow Jackets (9-3, 14-5), who entered the contest tied with Rose. -
Freshmen lead Rose women to HCAC victory
Sparked by breakout performances from a pair of freshmen, the Rose-Hulman women's basketball team held on to defeat Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference foe Defiance 69-59 Saturday afternoon in Hulbert Arena.
Six-foot-2 forward Josie Schmidt was two shy of her career high with a game-high 17 points. She added five rebounds and a block in an 8-for-14 performance from the field. Classmate Abbie Marshall had one of her best games of the season, totaling a career-best 15 points on 5-of-8 shooting to go along with seven boards, five assists and four steals. -
Rose, Defiance to battle for first place today
Rose-Hulman and Defiance will square off in a battle for first place in the Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference men's basketball standings at 3 p.m. today in Hulbert Arena.
Rose-Hulman needs OT to beat Anderson
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