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Women's soccer falls to Mercer, 1-0
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Despite putting nine shots on goal, the JU women's soccer team fell to Mercer, 1-0, on a second-half goal on a muggy day at Bear Field.
The Dolphins (6-4-1, 2-1-1 A-Sun) outshot the Bears (4-6-1, 3-1-0), 14-11, with a 9-2 advantage on goal, but were unable to finish any of their chances.
"This was not how we wanted to end the weekend," said JU head coach Brian Copham. "We played hard and well but we have some fine tuning to do on the execution side of things. We have to find a way to win when we outplay a team like today."
The first half saw goalless action both ways as the Dolphins forced six saves from Mercer goalie Cagney Valloch. The Bears were unable to put a single shot on goal in the opening 45 minutes.
A set piece in the second half from midfield proved to be the spoiler for the Dolphins as Raschelle Riley served the ball up and Kacie Hudson put her shot away to give the Bears the lead.
The goal marked the end of junior goalie Alexa Rooney's goalless streak, ending her run at 413 minutes. Leading the Dolphins was junior midfielder Jessica Hurtado, taking four shots, two on target. Eleven players for JU took a shot in the contest while eight put an effort on target.
Today's loss to Mercer snapped JU's six match unbeaten streak that saw the Dolphins go 4-0-2.
The Dolphins will return home this weekend, where they are unbeaten on the season, when they welcome USC Upstate on Friday and East Tennessee State on Sunday.

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July 18, 2012
The exhibit highlights Placer County as a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts, wine connoisseurs, epicureans and history buffs. Though Placer County is famous for its rich Gold Rush history, there are many modern day activities that attract thousands each year.
As the exhibit depicts, Placer County offers hikes among pine trees, river rafting, mountain biking, picnicking under live oaks and drinking locally produced wines. Additionally, the exhibit touches on the many historic business districts throughout the county.
"Placer County continues to win awards each year for our State Fair exhibits," said David Snyder, director of the Office of Economic Development. "The volunteers who put their hearts and creativity into these exhibits are to be commended. We wouldn't be successful without the nearly 100 volunteers who step forward each year to staff the exhibit, greet visitors and convey the unique Placer County story. Special thanks this year must go to volunteers Jerri White Turtle and Sam Munoz, full-blooded Sioux and member of the Luiseno Band respectively. Both donned impressive Native American regalia during the judging, providing exceptional flair to this year's ceremony."
The region's bounty of history is well represented by the many museums and historic sites. Some of the notable and easily recognizable features highlighted in the exhibit include four county bridges:
All fairgoers are encouraged to vote for the People's Choice Award during the fair, ballots may be obtained at the Friends of the Fair Desk. Placer County has attained this popular prize many times in recent years. The State Fair is held each year at Cal Expo and runs through July 29.
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Possible illegal immigrant killed by border agent
A Border Patrol agent shot and killed a possible illegal immigrant on Sunday, the agency said.
The shooting occurred about 12:25 p.m., when the agent encountered an unknown number of possible illegals about 12 miles northwest of Sasabe, Ariz. The agent and one individual were involved in a physical altercation, which ended when the agent fired his service weapon.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- Police say they've arrested a Shelbyville, Ky. man for selling synthetic marijuana in St. Matthews.
According to an arrest report, St. Matthews Police officers were working in the city's bar district, when they saw 29-year-old Victor Fallis driving a 1996 white Pontiac with a license plate that didn't match the vehicle.
Police say the tags indicated that the vehicle was registered to Ethington Auto Sales.
When officers stopped Fallis, he allegedly told them that he'd just purchased the car from a woman for $500, and hadn't had a chance to get it registered in his name. He also had no proof of insurance, police say.
Fallis was intoxicated, according to police. The arrest reports indicate that when officers searched his car, they found 60-70 individual packages of synthetic marijuana, prepared for sale. They also allegedly found a police radio scanner inside the car.
Fallis was arrested and charged with trafficking in synthetic marijuana, having improper registration, failure to maintain motor vehicle insurance, possession of a radio scanner, driving under the influence, and criminal possession of a forged instrument, among other things, according to arrest reports.
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Inmate dies at Torrington prison
CHEYENNE, Wyo. (AP) _ The Wyoming Department of Corrections says a 77-year-old inmate serving life in prison died at the Torrington Correctional Center after a lengthy illness.
Vern Loren Bell died Saturday. Bell was sentenced Nov. 23, 1983, on a charge of involuntary manslaughter regarding the death of his wife in Carbon county
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The search is on for a duo accused of breaking into a Shreveport clothing store and running off with some items Tuesday morning.
Police say around 3:30 a.m. they responded to a report of a burglary at the John Pickens Custom Clothes in the 6000 block of Line Avenue near Robinhood Street. Police say two males smashed the several store windows before going in and taking off with the items.
No word on what was taken from the store.
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Om is a 4 pitch route up Poseidon that starts with a exciting, exposed crux pitch and ends with 3 pitches of "meh".
It starts from the ledge that splits Poseidon in two, ~15 feet left of the 2nd pitch of Odyssey.
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Steppin' Out is located in the same indent as shredder, and shares very similar great movement on just as good rock. Steep and Sustained, no gimme at the grade. Head up some easy opening moves to a gear placement at around 20 ft, then head into the sustained moves until the chains.
This route is just to the right of shredder, in the same indent in the wall. 3rd route from the left.
quickdraws, chain anchors, may want a small piece to tame a little runout(.3-.5-ish).


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Yuma, AZ - 26-year old Joseph Dildine made a second appearance at the Yuma County Justice Court in San Luis this morning through video.
Dildine is accused of a fatal hit and run that took the life of 19-year old Christopher Humbert. The incident happened earlier this month near the 3800 block of West 24th Street in Yuma.
Judge Lozano says the State of Arizona has officially filed criminal charges against Dildine.
Count 1 - Leaving the scene of an accident involving a death
Count 2 - Negligent homicide
Count 3- Aggravated driving while under the influence of intoxicating liquor
Dildines bond has been set at $100,000. His preliminary hearing has been scheduled to take place next week.
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Houston Texans (1-0) vs. Washington Redskins (1-0)
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Breakdown: If you had asked me last week, I would have said this game would be among the worst we'll see in the second week of the season. Now? It's one of the best. The Texans are going to come out and try to throw all over the Redskins, whose defense was very impressive against the Cowboys. The Texans may have a better offense than the Cowboys so this game is going to be a good test to see whether the Redskins defense was legit.
Player to Watch: Keep an eye on Donovan McNabb and that Redskins offense. If last week is any indication, they're nowhere near the Texans offense so they'll need to come up with some way to score points and that usually starts with the quarterback.
Line: Texans are three point favorites.
Prediction: This might be the toughest game of the week but with the Redskins at home, fired up crowd after last week, I'll go with the upset and take Washington by a field goal.


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Ben dressed up as Humpty Dumpty in the Ossian Days Prince and Princess Pagant on Friay Sept 11 2009. HE WON he's the Prince of Ossian Days. He gets to be in the parade tomorrow at 5:00 pm. Hes so excited
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A Coweta County woman is accused of making moonshine. Police said they stumbled on the moonshine distillery while searching for a missing elderly woman.Allyson McClendon was arrested Tuesday morning after being accused of manufacturing and selling alcohol. Police are still looking for her son, William Chattam, who faces the same charges. Authorities said they also found some marijuana plants. "These were potted in the backyard," said John Curtis, an investigator at the Coweta County Sheriff's Office. "Inside the residence, there was marijuana plants drying as well as marijuana plants packaged in baggies."McClendon's friend, Rufus Kittle, insisted that there was no moonshine-making going on. He said that McClendon was only purifying water. Kittle also denied that the mother and son were growing marijuana plants."Probably came out of some bird seeds or something, but they were nothing to be bragging about," said Kittle.Authorities said that McClendon and her son face felony charges for the marijuana and moonshine.
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Sen. Portman To Reverse On Same-Sex Marriage
Original post made by dublinmike on Mar 15, 2013
The same-sex couples that live in the Tri-valley want the same things we want: safe streets, strong economy, strong vibrant communities, willing to work hard to get a head, no hand-outs, be treated fairly, and strong families. They work in commercial sales, they are project engineers, work at wine tasting rooms, teach our kids, managers at our food stores and more.
I hope our US Supreme Court does the right thing for humans rather than lean towards narrow-minded and debunked religious bigotry to support the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals' decision to overturn Prop. 8.
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While I am pleased that Portman changed his position, I am displeased with his comments about why he made the change. He said he had not thought much about the matter until his son came out, and only then did Portman begin to consider the subject of gay marriage more critically. He was a vocal and staunch opponent of gay marriage prior to this announcement, but admits he did not actually give it much consideration? Ohio needs a new senator if this is any indication of how he goes about doing his job.
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A Neighbor, while I agree with you I have come to realize that better than late is better than not at all.
If you met me in my late teens and twenties, you would have heard me say derogatory comments about Gays. When I learned from a guy I worked with part-time at a pizza place that he was gay I had to step back and wondered why I was fearful. Quite a revelation.


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Vintage Recipe Series: Caramel Bread Pudding
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Fall: the season that evokes thoughts of hot cider, dense soups, gooey pies, sliced turkey and glazed hams. Bundled up in coats with scarves wrapped about their necks and gloves keeping the frost from their fingers, most people want something that reminds them of home on a windy fall day. Something that fills them up, reminds them of the times when the kitchen smelled like warm cinnamon sugar, not because a candle was burning, but because something delicious was in the oven. The second installment of our vintage recipe series is a caramel bread pudding recipe from a faded, hand-written recipe card that is perfect for chilly fall or even winter weather.
This particularly vintage caramel bread pudding recipe, baked and served warm on a crisp, cold day, will give your guests that home-sweet-home feeling, even if they're hundreds of miles away from home. You'll need a double boiler for this one, as it's done on the stovetop. Serve this delicious pudding on your fall or winter dessert menu for a taste of home, no matter where you are.
Caramel Bread Pudding (on top stove)
- 1 cup brown sugar
- 4 slices buttered bread (sliced into cubes)
- 2 eggs
- 2 cups milk
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon vanilla
- 1/2 teaspoon burnt sugar flavoring (available at specialty stores)
- Place brown sugar in top of double boiler
- Add bread cubes
- In a separate mixing bowl, beat the eggs lightly with a fork then add the milk
- Stir salt, vanilla and burnt sugar flavoring into the milk and egg mixture
- Pour custard mixture over the bread in the double boiler. DO NOT STIR
- Cover and place over hot water in bottom of double boiler
- Cook one hour or until custard is firm (the brown sugar will form a caramel sauce over the top of the pudding)
- Turn over onto a serving platter or cake stand and slice to serve
Instead of preparing a large, multi-serving bread pudding, create smaller, single-serve bread puddings using china mugs and a stainless steel food pan! Simply fill the standard-size, stainless steel food pan with one inch of hot water to make a water bath. Then, fill your mugs with the ingredients. Set the filled mugs into the hot water bath and bake them for 30 to 45 minutes at 350 degrees.
Get creative with toppings for this delicious dessert! Drizzle some caramel sauce over freshly baked bread pudding, serve with a scoop of ice cream or a dollop of freshly whipped cream, or shake some cinnamon over slices of bread pudding.


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All Street Garage Sale
Come to Oak Street this Saturday May 10th! 18 Garage / Sidewalk sales in 7 blocks. Can't get any easier than that.
Whether you're looking for shopping, art, food, music, a night out or just socializing with friends, there is so much in New Orleans that can be found only on Oak! Come see for yourself.
Come to Oak Street this Saturday May 10th! 18 Garage / Sidewalk sales in 7 blocks. Can't get any easier than that.
Rabbit Ears presents Folk and Outsider Art including Willie White, Mose T., R.A. Miller, Steve Burnley, Sean Starwars, Mark Andresen, Ed Taylor, Marcia Gotschalk, Jeff Zenick plus African sign painting, American folk & visionary art
Amateur art; Paint-By-Number and random scrawls and blips by anonymous tortured or inspired souls…
Opening, Friday May 2; 6-9pm
TUESDAY-SATURDAY noon-6pm
Open late on Fridays & Saturdays for Jazz Fest
Come learn to sew during a week of fun filled activities at Sew Fabulous! Ages 9 and up are welcome, sewing machines are provided for use during camp. Campers will learn how to independently thread and operate a sewing machine, while making several fun items. Camp is Monday-Friday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. starting in June. Details and photos of camp items are all right here.
Eclectic Home is hosting a trunk show for Chicago designer Mitchell Black Saturday, May 3! Friday is the VIP event and all business on Oak Street are invited!
Did y'all know that Oak Street has a Little Free Library in the 8700 block? Follow Oak Street's Little Free Library on Facebook for book updates!
It's a "take a book, return a book" gathering place where neighbors share their favorite literature and stories. In its most basic form, a Little Free Library is a box full of books where anyone may stop by and pick up a book (or two) and bring back another book to share. Read all about it here.
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Krewe of Oak Silent Auction raising money for MidSummer Mardi Gras
Tuesday April 29th, 6-9pm Maple Leaf Bar
Featuring a special performance by
101 Drummers featuring Big Chief Juan Pardo as well as a performance by Tap Dat.
Lots of great items from local restaurants, shops, artists, and fishing trips to be up for auction!
New Orleanians and tourists who want a unique variety of local art and gifts are sure to find something that pleases at Detour. There is a wide variety of handmade, locally sourced and produced goods, including: jewelry, clothing, skateboard decks with original art, fine art, hand-painted wine glasses, the official WWOZ cookbook, and much more for all ages.
Owner, Tonya M. Pinner of Slidell, chose Oak Street because she loves the friendly atmosphere of the area. She was instantly given a warm welcome by both residential and commercial neighbors. Along with the diversity of styles and backgrounds, she loves the feeling of recognition for everyone that walks down the street. "Everybody has their own thing and it's not only accepted, but appreciated" says Tonya. She believes that everything about the city of New Orleans is seen on Oak Street. With several great options for food, music, and art she feels that her location is a perfect setting for everything that Detour has to offer.
Tonya's passion for the culture of this city is what motivates her to keep her business as local as possible. The t-shirts are sourced and printed right here in town. Even the checkout counter and many of her displays are hand crafted from reclaimed wood from The Green Project in the Marigny.
Detour officially opened during PoBoy Fest of last year. It has given tourists that typically have a 1 to 2 hour wait for dinner at Jacques-Imo's, a refreshing alternative to the downtown souvenir market. Even during my visit, fellow neighbors dropped in to shop and chat with Tonya about her business.
Detour is located at 8309 Oak St, directly across from Chiba. Hours are Tuesday-Saturday from 10am to 7pm.
You may also visit their Facebook page or call 504-862-NOLA (6652) to find out what's in store at Detour!
Dear friends and residents of District A,
Please prepare yourselves for dangerous winter conditions over the next few days. An arctic front will arrive in the New Orleans area on Tuesday and is forecasted to send temperatures to below freezing levels until Thursday morning.
All public schools and government buildings – including City Hall – will be closed until Thursday. All of our first responders will be on duty during this time.
There could be ¼ inch of ice, and possibly snow, on the roads. PLEASE stay off the roads unless it is absolutely necessary for you to drive. The City will begin laying sand on elevated roadways at 4 a.m. Tuesday. That work could cause closures in the area. Non-elevated roadways will not be salted or sanded.
Some areas could see power outages lasting three to five days. Please call 1-800-Entergy to report any outages.
The Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport reports that airlines are canceling most, if not all, flights Tuesday. They have not released any information on the status of flights Wednesday. Please contact your airline for updated flight information.
Transportation officials are already preparing de-icing procedures to begin Tuesday night, and major highways could be closed if they become too dangerous. Mayor Landrieu also warned residents not to leave their cars parked under trees, especially those with large limbs.
Streetcar service will be cancelled Tuesday and Wednesday, replaced by buses that will run citywide unless/until the roads are deemed too unsafe.
There will be no garbage or recycling pick-up Tuesday or Wednesday. Services will resume on your next scheduled pick-up day.
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2013 College of Business Decision Sciences Undergraduate Honoree Abbatine Hoover
News + Events : 2013 College of Business Decision Sciences Undergraduate Honoree Abbatine Hoover
The College of Business congratulates and extends best wishes to each of the ten undergraduate honorees of the graduating Class of 2013.
Each year the department's top performers are selected by the college's academic departments from its graduating seniors.
2013 College of Business Decision Sciences Undergraduate Honoree
Abbatine Hoover
Abby was born and raised in a rural Nevada town with a population of fewer than 6,000 people.
Her interest in decision sciences can be traced back to high school, where her favorite class was a senior-level statistics course she took her junior year. In 2007, she graduated with a $10,000 scholarship to the University of Nevada, Reno, her family's first college student. However, she had a long-term dream of discovering "fast-paced" city life in California.
She decided to forego the scholarship and moved 30 minutes away from her home town to South Lake Tahoe, California, and enrolled in Lake Tahoe Community College. While at LTCC, she worked part-time for a law firm, gained California residency, became the president of the Alpha Gamma Sigma Honor Society, interned twice as a reporter for the Tahoe Daily Tribune, earned a near-perfect GPA, and obtained an A.A. in Finance.
She transferred to SF State with dreams of becoming a business journalist and one day writing for Forbes or BusinessWeek, so she declared her major as Journalism and her minor as Finance and started taking a mix of classes in both departments.
Despite several warnings against simultaneously taking both Corporate Finance and Operations Management (DS 412), the introductory Decision Sciences course quickly became her favorite, and she looked forward to each class and each new topic. She was such an active and enthusiastic participant that at about halfway through the semester, Professor Ozluk good-naturedly informed her several times that she was not allowed to answer any more of his questions during lectures.
Towards the end of the course, Dr. Ozluk encouraged her to take another DS course (Sustainable Supply Chain Management) the following semester with Professor Cholette. It would be "fun," he said, "challenging, but fun."
It was in this class that Abby met and worked closely with "the most brilliant, self-motivated, and amazing students in the entire university," she said.
During that time, one of those students invited her to a Decision Sciences Student Association (DSSA) meeting. She was soon attending them regularly, became involved in the organization's efforts to work on some of the campus's "green" projects, spearheaded fundraisers, and was even elected to an officer position the following semester.
During the summer break, she and several other DSSA members taught themselves R programming. She's attended and organized several seminars, including sitting on a panel for supply chain transparency during SF State's Ethics Week. Abby was also part of a team of four students who were the first to represent SF State in a nationwide supply chain competition put on by Littlefield Labs. The team placed 29th out of over one hundred teams of both graduate and undergraduate students from universities across the country, including USC and Yale.
Most recently, she has become the DSSA's Director of Professional Development and has led several workshops on developing LinkedIn profiles and building resumes. She is also a teacher's assistant for Dr. Ozluk's graduate-level management course. On occasion, she's been known to drop in and help out with tutoring for DS 412.
After graduating in the spring (with a degree in Decision Sciences), she plans to obtain some work experience as a business analyst before applying to grad school. Even though her dreams of becoming a business reporter have become eclipsed by a desire for a career in analytics, she still hopes to one day write for BusinessWeek. "Preferably, on any DS-related topic," she said.
See the other nine undergraduate business students recognized for academic accomplishment


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ELYRIA -- It took only one hit to get Elyria going.
After being held hitless the first three innings, Elyria finally broke through in the fourth inning. They ended up scoring twice in the inning, while Caitlyn Minney shut down Olmsted Falls en route to a 4-0 Division I North Ridgeville District Sectional Final win Wednesday. The Pioneers will play Westlake next Tuesday in the district semifinals at North Ridgeville at 3 p.m.
"Thank goodness (MacKenzie) Phares started us with that hit," Elyria Coach Ken Fenik said. "That is how tournament games are ... a break here, a break there determines who is going to win it or not.
"Our girls have been in these games all year. That is why we schedule the people we do to get in those close games so hopefully we find a way to win."


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Steelers QB Ben Roethlisberger rejoined the club this week for the next-to-last round of OTAs, and the noticeably slimmer passer took snaps with the first-team offense. Another noteworthy development: third-year QB Dennis Dixon, who played behind Byron Leftwich during the previous two sets of OTAs, worked ahead of Leftwich this week.
"When you're talking about working with four quarterbacks, reps are going to be scarce at some instances," Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin said. "For the purpose of this week, if there's a reduction it is going to be at the expense of Byron Leftwich and Charlie Batch."
Tomlin noted the importance of getting the 25-year-old Dixon some work in OTAs because of his youth. And Roethlisberger needed practice repetitions because he had been away from the team after being suspended in April for violating the NFL's personal-conduct policy. At present, Roethlisberger faces a six-game suspension that can be reduced to four games if commissioner Roger Goodell is satisfied with Roethlisberger's compliance with conditions set by the league. Roethlisberger was cleared to rejoin the team last week on the advice of the NFL's medical experts.
On Thursday, Roethlisberger said he was thankful for a "second chance" both in football and life and said he has "put a lot of thought into my life, the decisions I've made in the past."
Tomlin wouldn't share his plans for splitting practice reps in training camp, when the Steelers again will be facing the four-QB quandary. But Roethlisberger, the starter, is certain to get training-camp work. Leftwich, judging from the fact he worked ahead of Dixon earlier in OTAs, could have the edge to be the first-team quarterback in Roethlisberger's absence; in that instance, he would have to get a good deal of training-camp reps. Dixon, who moves up at least one spot in the pecking order when Roethlisberger is out, also will get summer work. It appears Batch, a longtime backup for Pittsburgh, is most likely to get the least work of the group; he's likely to be the third QB when Roethlisberger is out and the fourth QB (if the Steelers carry that many passers) when Roethlisberger returns.
One benefit for the Steelers as training camp approaches: all of the quarterbacks have experience in Bruce Arians' offense. Also, if the Steelers need extra summer study time for their QBs, they can have it: According to the Collective Bargaining Agreement, veteran quarterbacks (as well as any injured veteran players) are exempt from a rule that prohibits a team from requiring its veteran players to report no earlier than 15 days before its first preseason game (in the Steelers' case, Aug. 14) or July 15 — "whichever is later," per the CBA.
For authoritative coverage and analysis of NFL news, free agency and fantasy football, visit ProFootballWeekly.com.


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Cantillon Vigneronne - Brasserie Cantillon
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4.5/5 rDev +2.5%
01-21-2014 14:27:09 | More by Reaper16
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4.4/5 rDev +0.2%
i had the esteemed pleasure of having this on tap and in a bottle just one day apart, which is not only a rare treat, but something to almost feel guilty about, beer this sought after and all, but i am thankful and will remain that way. this beer, for carrying so much hype, isnt as distinct as i expected it to be, and in fact is an awful lot like the classic gueuze itself. i think the grapes are a little more vibrant in the on tap version, but the properties of both are quite similar honestly. the bottle pours hazy golden, still looking, but with a short white head. as per cantillon usual, there is as much funk as there is sour here, tons of musty oak in the nose, and i get the lambic part of it long before i get any fruit. the fruit is a little more dramatic in the flavor than the nose, and has a sweetness to it. more of a riesling thing to me than a muscat one, although i dont drink a ton of white wine, i get that vibe from it. the oak is nice on it, really robust and mellowing, and the sourness too is tempered by it. tart for sure, especially in the finish, mouth watering like crazy, but the fruit doesnt add as much to it as either of the berry beers they do, and certainly not as interesting as the elderflower mamouche i had earlier in the week. its hard when comparing so many world class sour beers, but for me, the fruit is lost a little in this one, not as radiant and memorable as others they make. i love the complexity and the ancient feel to this, how truly high quality it is is certainly obvious, but im not sure the grapes make it any more special than the lambic is in isolation. nice dry but mouth watering finish, good acidity, and maybe a touch undercarbed. overall outstanding beer, but not my favorite cantillon brew by any measure.
06-02-2014 20:34:07 | More by StonedTrippin
North Carolina
3.38/5 rDev -23%
Pours a spritzy orange with a nice rocky head that really didnt leave much lace at all,whoa the funk like sitting in a barn with this bad boy I also picked up some oak and vanilla but the funk was hard core,My mouth is still puckering from this stuff full tilt sour and musty like intensly concentrated lemon pith and a wet basement.Not my cup of tea this will be my last foray into Cantillon brews this one is most intense in my opinion.
02-19-2005 01:22:42 | More by oberon
3.98/5 rDev -9.3%
On tap at Maduro. $4 for about ounces served in a white wine glass.
Appearance: Carbonationless bright gold. No head. Mildly cloudy.
Aroma: Malt vinegar, relatively subdued farmyard characteristics, lemongrass, must, and light hints of citrus.
Taste: Pleasant citric and vinegar notes. Light grape skin flavors. Lemon vinegar (is there such a thing?).
Mouthfeel: Sharp and acidic. Completely flat (is it supposed to be this way?), much more like wine than beer. Perhaps that is the goal...tart and sour but not to the extent o geuze or most craft lambics. The sourness is softer. Not bad and very dry.
Drinkability: Surprisingly, I'm not that excited about this. It's a little light on the funk for a funky/sour beer, and light on the sugar and flavor for a vinegary/tart beer. It's very subtle. I suppose if I wanted to I could session this but it's not quite my thing.
Update: April 2008...after a little more than a month in the barrel this beer has developed a subtle carbonation improves drinkability and in some ways appearance. The acidity seems softened by it.
02-20-2008 17:27:33 | More by DaPeculierDane
4.5/5 rDev +2.5%
07-21-2014 13:27:57 | More by tectactoe
4.33/5 rDev -1.4%
A: Hazy yellow with golden orange hues. A very small white head that settles quickly into a ring of lacings.
S: Fruity aromas with a subtle grape character. Slightly funky with notes of barnyard, mud, horse blanket and hay. Some vinegar and notes of tart peaches.
T: Quite sour. Notes of grapes and grape skins. Light sweetness, gentle wheat character. A minimal grassy bitterness in the mouth. Very sour in the middle. Pleasant barrel aged character blended with fruit pits. Funky notes of wet hay and mud. Plenty of grass and yeast. The finish is tart with notes of fruit and chestnuts.
M: Medium body with a dry finish. Very nice.
D: A very good beer. Unfortunately, the bottle was cellared for a couple of so the taste of grapes was on the decline, but still very good.
06-06-2009 17:01:30 | More by ricke
4.75/5 rDev +8.2%
02-14-2014 01:50:46 | More by brownbeer
4.75/5 rDev +8.2%
10-10-2012 21:14:34 | More by farundrpar
4.5/5 rDev +2.5%
Enjoyed another wonderful Cantillon with kmpitz2 and just ran across my notes. Golden yellow orange pour with not much of a head..just a fizzy big bubbly top to it. Brighty and shining in the glass. Before I even put my nose near the glass I get a blast of big, funky barnyard aromas. This is followed by a nice dose of vinegar, yeast and grains. You can smell this a mile away and it nearly burns the nostrils. Extremely acidic tones with just a hint of grape in the undercurrent. Damn.
First sip brings an upfront sour grainy fruitiness with a hint of lemon and white grape. The vinegar acidity very present along with some mouth puckering sourness...quite dry overall. Funky, horse blanket makes itself known on the way down and lingers slightly. Another intriguing Cantillon that shows the wonders of spontaneous fermentation.
Mouthfeel is light and airy with a good flow of bubbles throughout. Lovely mouth puckering goodness. A 750ml bottle that is very enjoyable when shared with a friend, as the whole bottle may be a bit much. A wonderful taste exeperience overall that shouldn't be missed...thanks to marburg for this one.
06-18-2005 15:55:59 | More by orbitalr0x
4.2/5 rDev -4.3%
Thanks to the Beer Guy at McKean and Charles in Waldoboro for getting this (and then saving it a few weks until I could get up there). This was a 750ml bottle, bottled 30Oct06, and was served in a tulip glass. Nice orange color with a tiny head that dissipates quickly. Very still. It had the aroma of peaches. The taste was sour fruit, and was very acidic. Quite a dry beer, and quite enjoyable. Share it with a friend and pucker up.
06-30-2007 13:44:55 | More by lordofthewiens
3.8/5 rDev -13.4%
This is an astonishing beer. It is truly like nothing I've ever tasted before. I'm very glad I've had it, but to be honest I doubt I'll ever drink it again. It's a very good beer, but it's kind of like seeing the movie American History X... it's a huge accomplishment, it's brilliantly done but you're rather not have to go through that experience again.
The aromas assault you as soon as you open the beer. Horseblanket? Try outhouse or feedlot on a sunny day. Wow!! There is some serious yeasty funk going on here!!
First pour shows a pretty gorgeous coppery orange. There are noticable variations in the colour from the out of control carbonation and the clouds of tiny floaters. Head is rather thin, but forms an excellent sticky lace.
Once poured, the aromas are still dominated by barnyard odors, but now there are some nice toasty oat notes as well as a noticably grapey touch.
The first sip of this beer is a shock. Your teeth stick to your lips and it is as if there is suddenly no spit left in your body. Tart is a true understatement here. Tart and intensly tanic as well. The tartness then begins to fade a bit, and other flavours reveal themselves. Some yeast and funk peek their heads out to say "yes, this really is a lambic after all." There is a nice soft body, a bit heavier than some lambics despite the carbonation. The finish is thinner and is still dominated by the tartness, but now there are strong grape notes and even some tropical fruit.
Incredible flavours, Incredible experience. I honestly didn't think I was going to be able to drink this at first - but it just became more and more interesting to me. This is a seriously challenging beer. But it's worth the effort to experience something as totally different as this is.
06-05-2003 22:52:00 | More by SamuraiJack
4/5 rDev -8.9%
05-23-2013 02:26:23 | More by Callmecoon
3.73/5 rDev -15%
Pours a slightly hazy golden straw with half an inch of bubbly white head that fades quickly into some wisps and a medium collar. Aroma is dry oakiness, white wine-like and a good earthiness. Taste is tart grapes, some vanilla and oak. High carbonation and low-medium body. Very tart overall and the grape plays a decent second string.
05-25-2014 01:34:02 | More by mverity
4.25/5 rDev -3.2%
01-18-2013 19:36:02 | More by Jason
4.47/5 rDev +1.8%
750 ml bottle, capped and corked, with the top encased in black foil. 2003 vintage according to the stamped date on the cork. Lambic aromas begin spewing forth as soon as it is uncapped, even before the cork is removed. After a run of sampling some less than stellar beers, this one is a pleasant eye opener.
Appearance: Hazy tangerine hued body with a shortlived offwhite head. Enormous carbonation apparent in the goblet. No lacing.
Aroma: Sour and musty notes immediately take you aback. Chicken house yeasty funkiness assaults the senses. Very woodsy, possibly from the partially oxidized cork, but some oak shavings suggest cask aging. Slightly vinous note of white grapes and plenty of acidic vinegary tartness jump about the nostrils. Muted note of floral and grassy hops.
Mouthfeel: Slap your face acidic tartness is dominant. Light bodied, with good carbonation that softens as it warms.
Taste: Superb Lambic complexities abound. Tartly fruity, sour, acidic, vinegar like. Oak wood tones are also assertive. A hint of sour cherries briefly suggests a good Flanders Red, but fade into lemony grapes. Musty, spiderweb encrusted, dank attic mustiness replaces the funky dried chicken droppings of the aroma. The musty yeastiness is present all the way through. Tastes as if someone sneaked into the room and squirted the juice of a fresh lemon into the goblet. Wow! This is a tart and acidic brew. Very wild and earthy. Some oxidation in this one, but it seems to belong.
Drinkability: Bracing and invigorating, supremely complex. A classic Lambic that is a genuine work of the brewer's art. Highly recommended.
07-03-2005 14:18:02 | More by merlin48
4.47/5 rDev +1.8%
Had on tap at Binny's South Loop tasting room
Appearance: orange/yellow in color, cloudy, minimal head
Smell: sour mix and apple cider
Taste: sour mix, grapes, and green apples
Mouthfeel: very sour with sweetness in the background to mellow the taste some, tart, light body with low carbonation
Drinkability: One of the better Cantillon sours I have had. The initial taste is very mouth puckering. The apple and grape tones mix well with the sourness. I would drink several glasses of this if I knew my body could handle this.
08-23-2010 16:19:55 | More by tigg924
3.75/5 rDev -14.6%
Murky yellow color with very little head. Aroma was sour, similar to vinegar (surprise surprise), and had a bit of astringency similar to grape skins. Tasted like sour, dry, grape skins and a bit of other funk. Light body and very little carbonation. This beer was on tap at the Maduro. I think I like it better than my score indicates, but it is what it is.
12-28-2008 00:09:04 | More by badbeer
4.43/5 rDev +0.9%
Bottled 12/24/08.
The beer pours a slightly hazy golden color with a few bubbles, but no real head. The aroma is very sour with some oak notes mixed in. The flavor is very tart grapes along with some oak. There are some vinegar components. This beer is very similar to white wine. The beer is very dry. Very low carbonation and the beer has a thin-medium mouthfeel. The beer is extremely drinkable.
06-10-2010 01:50:11 | More by Mora2000
5/5 rDev +13.9%
01-01-2012 20:21:03 | More by GreenMountainBoy
4.25/5 rDev -3.2%
09-08-2012 21:09:01 | More by 1Adam12
4.5/5 rDev +2.5%
04-20-2014 20:46:55 | More by Prospero
3.85/5 rDev -12.3%
On tap poured into an 8oz flute at Ebenezer's pub during the 6th annual Belgian Beer fest.
Pours a hazy pale straw color with no head at all. Nose is funky, sweet and a bit fruity. I ordered this thinking it was Saint Lamvinus so I was thrown off at first.
Taste is sweet, funky and quite grapey. It's very tart and puckering. Fairly light mouthfeel but nice sharp carbonation. Quite drinkable for a sour because it doesn't really have that horse blanket taste to it.
08-23-2010 14:02:02 | More by kingcrowing
4.5/5 rDev +2.5%
07-10-2014 05:34:02 | More by MicroBeerMan1980
4/5 rDev -8.9%
03-10-2014 17:28:33 | More by obiwan_k3n00bi
4.4/5 rDev +0.2%
Bottle (2009)
Thanks for opening this with me, Tenchi221!
(Aged for 2+ years)
Hazy golden yellow and slight orange with a small, near-white head that falls away quickly. This leaves irregular, webbed lacing down the glass. Unspectacular, but appropriate.
This has an explosive, bright, and vibrant aroma. There's lot of earthy funk, lots of tart lemon, big sour notes, along with some mild apple and white grape. Incredible.
The flavor is just as stellar, with the lemon, apple, and grape characters combining incredibly well, backed up and complemented by huge levels of sourness, and earthy, damp basement funk.
Medium bodied with low to moderate carbonation.
04-13-2012 16:44:23 | More by ehammond1
Cantillon Vigneronne from Brasserie Cantillon
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Newport prepare for Grimsby rematch in play-offs
Newport County are away at Grimsby Town in the first leg of their Blue Square Bet Premier semi-final tonight.
The two sides are facing one another for three games in a row - after Grimsby won 3-0 in the final game of the regular season on Saturday and ahead of the play-off second leg in South Wales on Sunday.
Newport were already secured of finishing third in the table, and rested a number of first-choice players.
Manager Justin Edinburgh said: "We will be ready and if people think that the 3-0 loss has a bearing they are kidding themselves."
"The players could be history makers over the next week or so. This could be the time in their lives where County supporters will remember their names forever – the players that got them back in the Football League."


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Harmony Highlands Singing School, a tradition which spans generations and denominations, began 19 years ago at Zion Rest Primitive Baptist Church in Jasper. Students come from all over the United States to attend the school each year during the last full week of June.
The focus of the instruction is on a capella singing, which is taught with the use of shape notes.
"It's just regular musical notes, but we do it in a shape note form to make it easier to distinguish what 'do re me fa so la te do' is," said Elder Charles Kitchens.
The rule of thumb at Harmony Highlands is that if a child can sit up, then he or she can sing. Classes are organized for seven different age groups, beginning at the pre-K level and continuing through ages 18 and above.
Each day begins with breakfast and a vocal warm-up session that doubles as devotional time. A full schedule of instruction follows.
The whole group assembles twice a day for congregational singing led by Bryce Lowrance, the choral activities director at Lake Worth High School in Texas.
Lowrance taught his first singing school when he was 16 years old. In addition to Harmony Highlands, Lowrance also devotes time each year to singing schools in Texas and North Carolina.
"He puts us through a lot of exercises during those assemblies to keep us on our toes," Kitchens said.
Kitchens added that Lowrance has often remarked that he enjoys coming to Dotson Baptist Camp each year because "the folks come here to sing."
The songbook used at Harmony Highlands is The Old School Hymnal, a favorite of Primitive Baptists that was first printed in 1920.
The theme song of the weekend is "How Happy Every Child of Grace." The words were penned by Charles Wesley in 1759, and the music was added in 1905.
The weekend always concludes with a special service at a local Baptist church in which students show how they have grown as singers and song leaders during the week.
"We have a few guys in our church who have been doing this since the beginning. You can hand them a piece of music that they have never sung. They will work their way through it, sound it out and then get up and sing it," Kitchens said.
Harmony Highlands Singing School was started several years ago by members of Zion Rest who had been traveling to Mississippi to attend a similar event.
The school grew so large that it was moved to Dotson Baptist Camp 12 years ago. A new dorm has now been constructed to house the more than 200 youth who turn out each year.
Students from Harmony Highlands fill up the camp's dorms, which have a total capacity of 128, as well as 16 campsites.
Located eight miles north of Jasper along the banks of Blackwater Creek, Dotson Baptist Camp offers the perfect location for enjoying a time of fellowship without the distraction of technology.
Cell service is almost nonexistent in the area.
"People really are unplugged for the week," Kitchens said.


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UN warns of surge in Haiti cholera deaths
A United Nations envoy warned Wednesday that cholera deaths in Haiti will surge and spread to other countries unless more funds are found to battle the epidemic.
A United Nations envoy warned Wednesday that cholera deaths in Haiti will surge and spread to other countries unless more funds are found to battle the epidemic.
A Honduran dengue fever epidemic has killed 27 people so far this year and infected some 31,960 individuals, health officials said Wednesday.
Cholera has killed eight people in southern Nigeria and ten others have been hospitalised, health officials said Thursday, in the latest outbreak to hit the country following a heavy rainy season.
Dengue fever has surged in the central Philippines, infecting more than 1,800 people and killing at least ten, a provincial official said Saturday.
Authorities have issued dengue alerts in four nations across Central America, where alarm is rising as the mosquito-borne disease has infected 30,000 people and killed 17 this year alone.
Costa Rica on Tuesday declared a health alert due to a dengue fever outbreak which has claimed three lives and infected about 12,000 people so far this year, authorities said.
In view of the sharp rise in treatment costs of malaria, the World Health Organization (WHO) says that there must be a hard diagnosis before the disease is treated. The WHO is deploying rapid tests, a variation of the well-known ...
Pioneering studies by U. S. Department of Agriculture-funded research molecular geneticist Robert A. Waterland are helping explain how the foods that soon-to-be-moms eat in the days and weeks around the time of conception—or ...
Aid workers in flood-hit Mozambique said they were fighting to contain an outbreak of cholera Wednesday, which has sickened 282 people.
Nigeria has provided nearly $3 million in long-delayed financing to clean up part of an area where lead poisoning has killed hundreds of children, Doctors Without Borders said Thursday.
At least 194 cases of cholera have been detected in one province of southern Angola since December 20, local media reported Friday.
Cholera has broken out in northern Zambia this week, with at least 30 cases recorded in the past three days, a health official said Wednesday.
(AP)—Sudan has launched a massive vaccination campaign to immunize 2.4 million people against an outbreak of yellow fever in the restive region of Darfur, the U.N. said Monday.
Doctors Without Borders (MSF) on Thursday urged Nigeria to release funds promised to clean up an area where lead poison killed hundreds of children, warning that further delays could be "disastrous."
(AP)—A yellow fever outbreak in Sudan's Darfur region has killed 107 people in the last six weeks, the World Health Organization reported Tuesday, warning that the disease could spread all over the country.


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Dolphin Point-Riverfront 6 B/R near beach with pontoon boat. in Vero Beach
- bedrooms 6
- baths 5½
- sleeps 16
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed yes
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This outstanding six bedroom home offers panoramic views of the Indian River from windows that wrap around the house. Flying fish leap through the air, dolphin put on a show so close that you think you can touch them, and pelicans dive into the waters gathering fish. The location is only a few blocks from the best and widest public beach in the Vero Beach area. Enjoy the best river views available in Indian River County while swimming in the pool or reclining in the screened in porch. Pool is heated to 80F in the winetr but hot tub is not. The oversized first floor master suite with large master bath, living room kitchen, breakfast nook, family room and guest bedroom all enjoy breathtaking views of the river. Two second floor bedrooms also enjoy great views and a spacious balcony where you can kick back and admire the sunsets glisten on the water. You would have to travel to Key West to see sunsets that equal these.The gourmet kitchen has granite counter tops, high quality appliances, and preparation island. Other feathers include formal dining room, library with internet access, multi-use room with day bed, three car garage and oversized lot. Pool is heated to 80F but spa is not.
house rental amenities
Four adult and two children bicycles have recently been purchased to make beach access easier. South County Park is only six blocks east and has full time life guards, picnic tables, large clean bath rooms to make your beach experience wonderful. This property is truly one of the best vacation homes in the Vero Beach area.
Owner recently purchased pontoon boat that can hold ten people. Use of the boat is included in rental price, or a $500 rent reduction will be given if boat not used. Tenant is responsible for gas , oil and any damage caused by their party. There is a tow behind inner tube on boat to provide family fun on Indian River during your stay.
activities and attractions in Vero Beach Atlantic Coast Central
Vero Beach has been rated 'Best Small Town in Florida'. In this sophisticated town, you can enjoy five-star dining as well as numerous seaside restaurants. Vero provides upscale shopping boutiques, antiques, as well as an outlet mall on the edge of town. We have numerous golf courses and the fishing is fantastic. Within a short drive is Palm Beach, Orlando, Disney World and the Kennedy Space Center. The city is known for its cultural activities. There is an art museum and playhouse in Riversde Park.
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January 15th to April 30th $4980 per week
May 1st to August 31st $4480 per week
September 1st to November 19th $3080 per week
November 20th to January 15th $3180 per week
All rentals subject to 11% sales tax, $350 cleaning fee, 9.5% reservation fee and $75 deposit waiver fee.
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The Only Colors looks at the implications of the news that Korie Lucious has undergone arthroscopic knee surgery six weeks out from the MSU basketball season opener.
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Conclusion: Keith Appling is not gun shy. Appling attempted a game-high 15 shots from the field in last night's McDonald's All-American Game. Unfortunately, he only converted 4 of them, scoring 10 points for the West team to go with 2 assists and 1 turnover in 17 minutes. Future Buckeye Jared Sullenger was the star among the stars, scoring 22 points in front of his hometown fans in a losing effort for the East team (107-104). Appling won the skills contest held Monday night, by the way, so there's definitely some talent there for Tom Izzo to work with starting this fall.
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A year after helping Detroit Pershing win the Class A state championship, Appling is the 30th recipient of the Hal Schram Mr. Basketball award, given annually to state state's top senior by the Basketball Coaches Association of Michigan, in conjunction with the Free Press. [ . . . ] A year ago Appling's teammate, Derrick Nix, now a freshman at Michigan State, won the award. This is the first time since Lansing Eastern's Sam Vincent (1982) and Robert Henderson (1982) won the first two Mr. Basketball awards that a school had consecutive winners. [ . . . ] The 6-2 Appling received 328 first-place votes, more than double the number received by Zeigler (114), and was named on 507 of the 646 ballots cast.Mr. Basketball: Pershing's Keith Appling | freep.com | Detroit Free Press
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Cheam Cottage Nursing Home 'smelt of urine' say CQC
3:50pm Monday 14th January 2013 in News By James Pepper, Reporter
A care home has been forced to make urgent improvements after inspectors reported a strong smell of urine.
Inspectors from the Care Quality Commission (CQC), the independent regulator of health and social care in England, found numerous problems with the Cheam Cottage Nursing Home when they inspected in November.
The CQC issued three formal warnings to Mr and Mrs J Dudhee, who run the home, after inspectors found "appropriate steps were not being taken to protect people living in the home from the risk of abuse".
In January, another inspection was carried which found the situation at the home had improved and the problems rectified.
Matthew Trainer, deputy director of CQC in London, said: "Our inspectors were pleased to find when they returned that, thanks to CQC's intervention, the required changes had been made.
"CQC will continue to monitor the home closely to make sure that these improvements are sustained."
Mr Dudhee, in response to findings from the November inspection, claimed the CQC were making him a "scapegoat".
He said: "The residents here are very happy. There are people here with dementia and sometimes they have accidents."
A full report on the January inspection will be made available at www.cqc.org.uk.
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Yes, finding a care home is a very difficult choice but Mr & Mrs Dudhee strived hard to provide a service to their residents which can be a very difficult thing to do.
Going round any geriatric hospital ward you regularly encounter the unpleasant smells of the elderly in care there, so it is not unique to just a care home where, as stated, 'accidents' do happen on a regular basis!
One of the commendable things with Cheam Cottage was that they maintained their regular staff so that the residents got used to the familiar faces they saw, unlike some other homes who have a high turn over of agency workers who never get to know the residents and their individual needs.
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Several potential jurors said they had negative views of Muslims, the Quran or Sharia law. But they said they could put aside those views and only consider evidence in the case.
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In first game since the passing away of Fran Dunphy's father, Penn defeats La Salle, 62-58
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Emotions can sometimes distract a team from the true goal. And for the Penn team and coaching staff on mithis week, there was no shortage of emotion. But instead, they used that emotion as motivation to beat La Salle at Tom Gola Arena and remain perfect in the Big 5.
Fran Dunphy, Sr., father of legendary coach Fran Dunphy, passed away the Sunday morning before the game against the Explorers. Dunphy Sr. attended most Penn basketball games, sitting just two rows behind the bench. Despite the heavy hearts, the Red and Blue kept their composure and won the game in memory of their "No. 1 fan".
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