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BROOKVILLE - The Lions traveled to Brookhill Golf Course to face Franklin County and Richmond. The Red Devils won the team title with 166. Franklin County was second with 173 and the Lions finished with 205.
Richmond's Evan Stoker was the medalist with 34.
Rushville was led by Nate Hoeing with 43.
Brayton Wood finished with 47.
Grant Houston carded 54.
Kyle Tague had a 61.
Austin Tielking finished one stroke back with 62 and Clay Tressler had 64.
Cougars top Lions
In a rescheduled match from earlier in the spring, the Lions took on Greenfield-Central at Hawk's Trail golf course. The host Cougars knocked off the Lions 173-195 in varsity action and 193-226 in junior varsity action.
Rushville's Nate Hoeing was the medalist with a 38.
Grant Houston was next for the Lions with 47. Kyle Hewitt carded 54. Kyle Tague had a 56. Brayton Wood was one stroke back with 57 and Brandon Slaton had 63.
Other scores for the Lions included Austin Tielking 52, Nick Truster 58, Christian Gosser 59 and Clay Tressler 61.
The Lions face Greensburg at 4:30 p.m. today.
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Hallie Davis Hardy is a Kentucky girl, through and through. She grew up in Frankfort and developed a passion for horses at an early age, learning to ride at age six and showing Saddlebred horses. A favorite destination of her youth was Keeneland Race Course where she learned to handicap with her parents and grandmother each spring and fall.
As Hardy grew older and college approached, she became more interested in the Thoroughbred industry and decided to pursue the Equine program at the University of Kentucky. Once there, she began to work on Thoroughbred farms near Lexington to better understand the industry and potential careers. Hardy's experiences at Royal Pegasus, Three Chimneys and WinStar farms include farm management, bloodstock research, tours and marketing.
Name: Hallie Davis Hardy
Hometown: The capital of Kentucky. Do you know it?
How and when I was introduced to Thoroughbred racing: My grandmother really was my biggest equine influencer. I've ridden horses all my life, but she brought me to the track with her. She has many friends that own, race and breed Thoroughbred horses, and it was these introductions that made me fall in love with the industry.
My favorite racetrack: Keeneland
My favorite Thoroughbred racing event: It might be cliché, but the Derby. I love how, no matter who you are, you know what the Kentucky Derby is and you at least watch it. Most people dress up and party for it!
If you could bring any three people to your favorite Thoroughbred racing event, who would they be? 1. 2012 DRF/NTRA National Handicapping Championship winner Michael Beychok—I need some help (betting) 2. JLaw, KENTUCKY PROUD 3. Lebron James, just because I love him! That should be a pretty funny crowd.
Other sports/teams I follow: I love watching any sport: basketball, golf, football, soccer, cricket, etc. But the only team I really intensely follow is the CATS, ooohhhhh ...
What I would like to see more of in Thoroughbred racing: I would like to see a more welcoming sport. It has become much too exclusive, to the point where everything about it—rules and purposes, even our trainers and jockeys—are not known in the public eye. Horseracing is a fun sport, and it should be shared!
What I would like to see less of in Thoroughbred racing: Negative media attention. It would be refreshing to see some mainstream stories that highlight the good aspects of our sport.
Three words that define what Thoroughbred racing means to me: Sport of Kings
First Thoroughbred track I ever attended was: Keeneland
Favorite all-time Thoroughbred: Tiznow. He's a big ham, and he won it "FOR AMERICA!"
My personal best moment in the sport of Thoroughbred racing: Being chosen to be a part of this opportunity.
Best racetrack food can be found at: One word, BURGOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO (at Keeneland).
My favorite jockey: I loved watching and winning money on Pat Day growing up. Today, I am so excited for and about Rosie Napravnik. Not just because she is a woman excelling in the industry, but what she is doing for the sport outside of the industry.
My favorite trainer: D. Wayne Lukas. His name and hat are both so awesome.
My heroes: My mom. I wish I could explain how awesome she is to all of you, but it would take too long. Just know she's shot at someone before in self-defense, boss.
Person in Thoroughbred racing I'd like to have dinner with: Zenyatta
Favorite animal other than a horse: I have recently become mildly obsessed with pandas. They just look like they would be so fun to hang out with.
Favorite non-Thoroughbred racing sports event I have attended: I wasn't at the game, but being a UK student and on campus last year when we won the National Championship was an experience I will never forget.
Favorite musician/band: I have music ADD. I love way too many types of music to have one favorite. If I had to choose, I'd go with Alan Menken.
Favorite TV Show: "New Girl", "Happy Endings", "Downton Abbey", and "Suits".
Websites I visit daily: My homepage is Pinterest.
Favorite movie about horse racing: The Black Stallion, an absolute classic.
What I like about my job: Being able to share how awesome horses and horse racing are.
Favorite Tech gadget: My camera!
Twitter Handle: @halliedhardy
People I follow on Twitter: I'm very particular about this because, I'll admit, I'm not the biggest Twitter fan. I follow friends, Thoroughbred news, world news, and a few funny parodies.
Funniest fellow brand ambassador: On purpose, John. By accident, Mary Frances.
Do the other brand ambassadors have any nicknames for you so far? I am Hard Dawg, hear me roar.
Race event I am most excited to see this year on the ABRV Tour: The Saratoga meet. I've heard it's a ridiculous time, and I am really excited to be a part of the 150th anniversary.
What are three must-haves you'll be taking with you on the ABRV Tour? My iPad Mini, Harry Potter audio books and, most importantly, Insulin (I'm a Type 1 Diabetic).
What are some qualities you are looking for in a bus driver? Tall, dark and handsome with a killer sense of humor and direction.
Which celebrity would be the seventh brand ambassador? I'm keeping my fingers crossed for Ryan Gosling.
What is your type of humor? It's definitely not sarcasm.
What's the most money you ever won at a track? Honestly, maybe $20. Don't get me wrong, I win. But it's hard to win a lot when you don't bet more than $2 to show.
Favorite horse racing digital game? I loved playing the video game Zelda and racing to win the horse, "Epona."
Where I want to be in five years and what will I be doing? I fully plan on winning the lottery at the end of the year and retiring to Bora Bora while, of course, having homes in Lexington and Saratoga for the races. Seriously, I enjoy not knowing. I hope continuing to try to make this industry better.
Favorite expression overheard at a race track? I love the call, "…from OUT OF THE CLOUDS."
Why should Millennials be attracted to Thoroughbred racing? No matter who you are, the lifestyle and competition of horse racing has something to offer that you will love.


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City of Douglas officials recently looked at several ordinances that needed to be revised or changed to bring them current with issues they are dealing with today. Over the past several months, city directors met with the Mayor and Commission to present their recommendations for changes to the Animal and Fowl Ordinance and Sanitation Ordinance. Ordinance changes are effective April 1, 2013.
Changes will include naming Douglas as a bird and wildlife sanctuary. Within the city limits, it is unlawful to trap, hunt, molest or kill any bird or rob any bird's nest. However, if the birds are considered a "nuisance" then the birds will be destroyed as humanely as possible as deemed advisable by the City Manager. It shall be unlawful to trap, hunt, molest or kill any other wild game in the city limits except by order of the City Manager.
Definitions have been added to the Animal Control Ordinance to define abandoned animals, proper shelter, enclosures, dangerous dogs, potential dangerous dogs, and vicious dogs.
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In addition to these changes, there were also changes addressing restraint of an animal. It also shall be unlawful for an owner to restrain an animal by means of tether, chain, cable, rope or cord, unless the tether or other restraint is being held by a competent person.
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The hotel distributes a national newspaper every morning to all guests. The hotel also has other literature that is provided at no extra charge to our guests such as the weekly Time Out magazine to let you know about events in London.
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FREE wireless highspeed broadband internet access is available in every room and throughout the hotel, including on the Garden Terrace. Please contact reception for access details.
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Car parking spaces are guaranteed for all hotel guests. Please contact us to let us know if you will be requiring a space. Car parking is charged daily at £15.00 per night stay.
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The boardroom comfortably seats 8 people and can be booked for business meetings.
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When it is not in use, hotel guests are invited to use the computer in the boardroom with free broadband internet and use of a printer.
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EDF's training vision takes step forward with Cannington Court proposal (From Bridgwater Mercury)
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EDF's training vision takes step forward with Cannington Court proposal
3:20pm Friday 10th August 2012 in Bridgwater Area News
EDF Energy has lodged plans for a £15million management training centre at historic Grade I listed Cannington Court.
The firm wants a flagship state-of-the-art facility to train its staff from across the UK, and provide accommodation and catering facilities.
EDF plans to lease the site from Bridgwater College, which will use the facility when it is not needed by the energy firm.
EDF has already been given permission to start delicate conservation work at the site, parts of which date back to the 12th Century.
Taunton-based company CS Williams was selected by EDF to carry out the conservation work, which involves repairs to several listed buildings.
Marc Coltelli, EDF's project head, said: "It's great to see the conservation work starting at Cannington Court – an amazing old building.
"We were delighted to find a local company with the skilled craftsen and experience to undertake the project.
"An important part of our approach at Cannington Court, a significant building in Cannington, is to work with the local community to create something we can all use and benefit from."
EDF says there was widespread support for the new training centre at local consultation events in May.
Sedgemoor District Council is expected to make a decision on the project this autumn, and, if approved, the new training centre should open next year.
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reviews for: listing #93657 - Pawleys Island, South Carolina Condo rental
- bedrooms 3
- pool yes
- type Condo
- baths 2
- hot tub yes
- community True Blue II
- sleeps 8
- pets allowed no
rates (USD)
$500 - $950 /wk
$950 - $1,800 /mth
Weekend Getaway
Review submitted: January 31, 2013 Date of arrival: December 28, 2012
This is the second time my family and I have traveled to Pawleys Island and rented a condo in True Blue. Each experience has been good, however this condo was ultra clean, in order and felt like home. The photos are representative of the property. I could not have been happier. I would stay here again any time and highly recommend it. The owners were easy to work with too.
Recommended for: adventure seekers, age 55+, families with young children, people with disabilities, families with teenagers, girls getaway, sight seeing, romantic getaway
Owners response: Thanks Kim. It is such a great place to get away to when we go down there to escape our every day hectic life.
Do you find this review helpful? Yes No
Helpful votes: 2 / 3
Summer beach trip
Review submitted: July 18, 2012 Date of arrival: June 30, 2012
My family stayed here for our summer beach trip. This place was worth the money! The condo was spacious and clean. The pool was very close to the unit and the beach was also very convenient. The owners were gracious and kind. We hope to go back every year and stay and this home.
Lynne and Ben
Recommended for: families with young children, families with teenagers, girls getaway
Owners response: Thanks Lynne and Ben, we are glad it worked out for you and we hope you think of us in the future.Judy and Greg Kayne
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Helpful votes: 3 / 4
Relaxation and Fun with the Family!!!
Review submitted: June 27, 2012 Date of arrival: May 18, 2012
Amazing... My wife and I drove to Myrtle Beach this year due to some flight changes from Buffalo, 13hrs with our 1 1/2 year old son, and let's just say when we opened the door to the condo we knew we made the right choice :-). Extremely clean and comfortable living space. The 1st floor entrance was awesome for us as we were able to enjoy the yard while our son took his afternoon siesta in the TRUE BLUE room (when you rent this condo, you will experience what I refer to as TRUE BLUE). When you are looking for a family enviornment with all the amenities seriously look into this location. You will not be disappointed.
Very close to Pawley's Island Beach, Huntington State Park/Beach, and wonderful restaurants. We will definitely keep this one on our return list. Thank you to the owners for a very clean, comfortable, and wonderful stay..
Recommended for: adventure seekers, age 55+, families with young children, people with disabilities, sight seeing, romantic getaway
Owners response: We are glad you enjoyed your stay. It trully is a great place to escape ...
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Helpful votes: 3 / 4
Family Vacation
Review submitted: June 1, 2012 Date of arrival: March 30, 2013
This is the second year in a row that we have driven from WNY to Pawleys Island for our family vacation. Both stays at True Blue have been awesome. We are a family with five kids and they just love it there. They were in the pool and hot tub every day. The facilities are super clean and well maintained. We love that this place is so close to so much yet off the beaten path enough to provide for a very relaxing getaway.I would recommend this place to anyone really, wether you're a large family like ours, or a group looking for some tremendous golf that is very close. Great shops and restaurants within a short drive.
Recommended for: families with young children, families with teenagers, girls getaway, sight seeing, romantic getaway
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Golf Trip
Review submitted: January 11, 2012 Date of arrival: November 3, 2011
A few friends and I took a weekend golf trip and stayed at this beautiful condo that views the 4th hole on True Blue. We played a number of golf courses in the area including True Blue, which was one of my favorite courses. There are a lot of great restaurants in area and grocery stores are only a short drive away. The condo was very well kept and was a great size for four golfers. They're are some of the best golf courses in the country in the area and I would highly recommend this to golfers looking for some fun.
Recommended for: adventure seekers
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Helpful votes: 3 / 3
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Two Clark County School District teachers posted bond after being arrested Monday on charges of having sex with a 16-year-old female student.
Bambi Dewey, 32, was arrested Monday by CCSD police at Brown Junior High School, near Racetrack and Warm Springs roads. Dewey is a Las Vegas native who has been employed as an English and writing instructor for five years.
"She was the kind to like help students, and if you needed anything from her she would always be there to help after school. It really did surprise me to learn that," said Cassandra Milazzo, who had Dewey's English class last school year.
John Stalmach, 31, a teacher at Dailey Elementary School in Las Vegas, was also arrested. Stalmach previously taught at Basic High School and Brown Junior High School.
It was alleged that between November 2011 and January 2012, Dewey and Stalmach, a couple, had sex with the teen at a home in Henderson that they shared. Stalmach is also alleged to have had sex with the student without Dewey present.
The alleged victim was a student at Brown Junior High when Dewey and Stalmach both taught there.
Both Dewey and Stalmach were released from Henderson Detention Center after being booked on charges of solicitation of a minor. Stalmach is additionally charged with sexual conduct between an employee of a school and a pupil.
Dewey posted $20,000 bond while Stalmach was released on $60,000 bond, according to Henderson police.
The Clark County School District said both teachers have been suspended without pay and that the district is moving to terminate both of them.
Dewey and Stalmach were scheduled to make their initial court appearances on Oct. 1.
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3:09pm Friday 23rd November 2012 in News
COLCHESTER households will have their bins bags picked up every week for the next five years.
Communities secretary Eric Pickles has awarded Colchester Council £2.35 million to introduce a food recycling system across the borough over the next three years.
The funding comes with the proviso that the authority must retain weekly black bag pick-ups for at least five years.
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A Rock Hill man is in jail after deputies say he stabbed a man several times.
The incident was reported on Monday night at 10:10 p.m. on the 100 block of Cel River Road, according to the report from the York County Sheriff's Office.
Deputies arrived at the home to find Kenneth Campbell, 44, of Rock Hill, suffering from multiple stab wounds on his front porch.
EMS arrived on scene and immediately began preparing Campbell to be airlifted to Carolinas Medical Center in Charlotte.
Campbell, and 28-year-old Ashley Williams, told deputies that Roddey Gordon, 52, showed up at the house, kicked the door in when they wouldn't let him in and started stabbing Campbell with a knife, according to the report.
Everyone had been drinking, according to the report.
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Leaves curls smooth and frizz-free. Many users say they find the Infiniti Pro by Conair 1" Nano Tourmaline Ceramic Curling Iron to be a great value. They say it curls effectively and leaves curls smooth and frizz-free with long-lasting results. However, as with most irons, there are some naysayers. Some users simply don't find this iron to be effective at any temperature. It's hard to tell whether their models are in good working order or whether they've malfunctioned, as there are several owners who say their irons abruptly stopped working. Conair does offer a five-year warranty on this product, though we didn't find any reviewers who said they'd used it.
Inconveniently placed buttons. One complaint comes up repeatedly in owner reviews: The buttons on the Nano Tourmaline Ceramic Curling Iron are very inconveniently located. Dozens of users find that they often accidentally turn the iron off while styling, and some users consider this inconvenience a deal-breaker; others say they've eventually learned to work around it. We also saw a few complaints about the "cool-touch" tip not staying cool, making it difficult to style longer hair, which requires two hands. Other than that, users find this iron very easy to use. They say the clamp is great for holding hair without crimping or tugging it.
Safety features included, but still some doubts. The Infiniti Pro by Conair 1" Nano Tourmaline Ceramic Curling Iron does offer some nice safety features, including an auto-off and a heat-resistant sleeve for putting away the iron immediately after use. However, one concern that does come up several times in reviews is that the cool-touch tip gets hot to the touch, leading to some scorched fingers for those who are used to grasping the tip of an iron. Otherwise, owners don't seem to have any issues with this iron.
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The Infiniti by Conair Tourmaline Ceramic Curling Iron gets an above-average rating at Amazon.com from several users. It's highly rated for its fast heat-up time and for producing long-lasting curls. Some complain, however, that the grip tip is not long enough, making it easy to burn your fingertips.
Review: Conair Infiniti Professional Tourmaline Ceramic Curling Iron, Contributors to Amazon.com
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Review Credibility: Very Good At Amazon.com, the Infiniti Pro by Conair 1" Nano Tourmaline Ceramic Curling Iron gets more than 200 reviews and gets an overall rating of about 4 out of 5 stars. In general, users say this iron meets their expectations -- it effectively curls their hair. However, there are users who feel strongly both positively and negatively about this iron. Some owners say the buttons are inconveniently placed, causing them to accidentally turn the iron off as they curl. Many owners say they like the heatproof sleeve which allows them to put the iron away or pack it. There are some reports of the iron failing after a brief period, and other reviewers say the cool-touch tip doesn't stay cool.
Review: Conair Infiniti Professional Tourmaline Ceramic Curling Iron, Contributors to Amazon.com, As of May 2013
3. MakeupAlley.com
Consumers at MakeupAlley.com praise the Infiniti by Conair Tourmaline Ceramic Curling Iron for long-lasting curls and an affordable price tag. Several complain, however, that the power switch is poorly located.
Review: Conair Infiniti Tourmaline Ceramic Curling Iron, Contributors to MakeupAlley.com
4. Folica.com
Review Credibility: Good With 16 reviews at Folica.com, the Infiniti Pro 1" Nano Tourmaline Ceramic Curling Iron gets an overall rating of about 4.5 out of 5 stars. Many reviewers here say that the iron left their curls looking and feeling smooth, and that the curls lasted all day. They also say that it's easy to use and the spring is tight enough for holding hair without snagging or crimping it. The only negative review here is from a shopper looking for an unavailable size.
Review: Conair Infiniti Nano Tourmaline Ceramic 1" Curling Iron, Contributors to Folica.com, As of May 2013
5. Ebony
The Infiniti by Conair Tourmaline Ceramic Curling Iron is listed as one of seven "latest and greatest" curling irons, but no further information is given, including criteria used in the selection process.
Review: Best Tressed, Christine James, October 2007
6. MakeupAlley.com
Review Credibility: Good The Nano Tourmaline Ceramic Curling Iron gets only five reviews at MakeupAlley.com, and they're generally positive. Owners do reiterate that the buttons are inconveniently placed, and one owner said the iron died after only six months. Other reviewers, however, say they're very pleased with the iron -- it heats up quickly and curls well. It's worth noting that none of the reviewers here said they had thick or coarse hair.
Review: Conair - Infiniti 1" Nano Tourmaline Ceramic Curling Iron (model CD107TN), Contributors to MakeupAlley.com, As of May 2013
7. Marie Claire
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Review: How to Care for Your Hair: Curling Irons, Editors of Marie Claire , Nov. 6, 2009
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Review Credibility: Fair Bestcovery.com's experts compile reviews from other sources and add some of their own experience to name the best product. However, it's unclear which, if any, products were tested. The Infiniti Pro by Conair 1" Nano Tourmaline Ceramic Curling Iron is named the best Tourmaline Curling Iron. Kim Hill likes its 30 second heat-up and auto-off feature. She also mentions the convenient 9-foot cord and says it reduces frizz.
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Yes, it matters to me what color you are because it is going to require everyone - all races and creeds, to get engaged with nature in order to be healthier, happier, and to sustain the spaces and places we all love so dearly.
My conversation is focused so that it can inspire others to participate as part of a larger conversation to engage everyone. So please look beyond the surface and know you are not (nor is anyone) excluded in this work and conversation to connect all people to nature in the most relevant way.
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Reviews by RussBecker1:
2.83/5 rDev -22%
To me this was a classic example of a beer that tries far too hard and accomplishes far too little. For a rye base, the rye was remarkably faint which was not welcoming whatsoever. If I buy a rye beer, I intend to appreciate the complexities in the rye, but with this flavoring it was simply not possible. The intentionally numbing of the rye was intended to sharpen up the palate so it could appreciate both the citrus and earthy bready components. The other flavors however do not mix well with each other creating very separate unpleasant flavors. I was unimpressed here and will skip it next time.
10-30-2012 15:13:30 | More by RussBecker1
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North Carolina
3.1/5 rDev -14.6%
Release #6,5.2% ABV per bottle label.Poured into an imperial pint glass murky bronze with anice tight formed 1/2 finger white head atop that clung well to the glass.Aromas are really muted with just a faint shot of sharp rye,really other than that nothing.A nice meary creamy mouthfeel makes for a rich feeling if not flavored beer.Light citrusy hops along with light lactic rye flavors,again light is the main word used here,faint toasty grain rounds out an uninspring palate.This beer has things going on for it but the aromas and flavors just dont pack any punch in my opinion.
10-21-2011 22:18:35 | More by oberon
4/5 rDev +10.2%
03-22-2014 07:10:03 | More by Wanderer4beer
4.18/5 rDev +15.2%
Release 4, bottle lists 5.5% ABV
A - Pours a hazy, almost murky, burnt orange with one finger of off-white head. Head doesn't last too long, but leaves decent lacing.
S - Aroma is relatively subtle, but contains a nice amount of spicy rye, toasted malt and a hint of citrus. Enjoyable smell.
T - More citrus in the taste than the aroma, along with toasted bread malt, crisp rye and maybe a touch of caramel malt. This is well balanced and very tasty.
M - Medium mouthfeel with crisp rye and hop bitterness.
O - This is a really solid brew all around. Nice balance of malt, hops and rye, with nothing really dominating.
01-08-2012 23:56:00 | More by warnerry
3.9/5 rDev +7.4%
22oz brown bottle with a batch # on the label:
LOOK: Clear brassy hue, excellent lacing
SMELL: Bread, spicy rye, treacle, taffy, plums, broth, herbal, yeast
TASTE: Extremely smooth, creamy, medium body, spicy rye, toasted bread, modest hopping, sorghum, earthy, vague citrus, peppery, faint alcohol, semi-dry finish
A malt bomb that has more than enough rye in it to make its mark on the palate. Very well balanced and still pretty quaffable. Sometimes simple is better.
06-15-2012 02:26:24 | More by Jason
3.64/5 rDev +0.3%
The color is a brown-hued dark orange, essentially bronze. This beer has a creamy light tan head , dense and tightly bubbled. It's a full finger tall and falls slowly, but never very far. There's a thick pillow resting on top the entire way, and creamy, clumpy lacing is left in plenty well down the glass.
The smell is pretty unusual to begin with. considering how well that translates to the flavor, it's a little unusual in general. I get the rye, with the peppery bite and the earthiness. I also get fruits, not quite estery, with some herbal notes and a little bit of chalkiness. I think it might be the yeast, and I don't know if that's typical, but it's what's going on here. The herbal note might be from the very light hops, which also impart a little floral bitterness.
The mouthfeel is good, imparting both crispness and creaminess in a body that's medium or close to it. It also takes on a bit of dryness and an interesting minerality.
06-18-2013 19:36:12 | More by Brenden
3.25/5 rDev -10.5%
01-13-2013 08:11:27 | More by InfernoBoss
North Carolina
3.5/5 rDev -3.6%
A - dark amber with a thin lacing of off white head that quickly fizzles away
S - faint bread and citrus
T - apples, faint bread, faint citrus, faint pepper
M - crisp, medium bodied
I bought this in the discount section at Bestway in Greensboro so it may have been a bit dated. The rye was not very pronounced. The flavor wanted to be complex, but it each element was rather faint. I'll pass next time.
07-12-2012 23:37:44 | More by tdm168
3.6/5 rDev -0.8%
Date tasted: 5/28/13
Brewery: Epic Brewing Company Salt Lake City, UT
Beer: Rio's Rompin' Rye Beer
Served from: 22oz bottle
Bottled on/born on date: "Release #21"
Appearance: Amber color, cloudy with a slightly off white head. Good head retention
Smell: Hops and a hint of malt
Taste: Starts smooth, finishes with a nice bite of rye spiciness. Lingering hop bitterness in the after taste.
Mouthfeel: smooth, with a bit of bite at the end
Overall: A drinkable beer, but could use a little bit more rye especially given the "rompin'" in the name. The beer is decent, but could use a little something more.
05-29-2013 01:46:08 | More by rangerman21
3/5 rDev -17.4%
06-08-2014 22:14:33 | More by Wiscodrinker
3.53/5 rDev -2.8%
1 pint 6oz bottle
Served in a perfect pint glass
A - It has an amber to deep amber body with three inches of tan head.
S - It smells like a loaf of marble rye on the end of a fishing pole (Seinfeld reference).
T - I taste all malt, but it is not too sweet. The rye does a decent job of balancing it out.
M - Thin to moderate
O - When I think of rye beers I guess I think of rye IPA's. This is not an IPA. It is a solid beer and a steal for the price, $3.99.
12-21-2012 17:12:39 | More by buschbeer
4/5 rDev +10.2%
12-18-2011 09:30:06 | More by Travisnin
3.4/5 rDev -6.3%
bomber purchased at the brewery
a: into an avery snifter, the pour produces a finger deep, frothy head of khaki colored carbonation, receding to a complete layer and ring around the glass and spotty lace, good retention, conditioning yeast spilling from the neck of the bottle, the beer itself a hazed, medium maple-amber in color
s: nose heavy on the rye, with a pleasant sweet/spicy character, lots of bread, some toasted and nutty caramel, hops earthy and grassy, a solid yeast aroma, fruity esters with notes of apple, grape and a touch of green banana, I like it
m: carbonation low-moderate, smooth and creamy on the tongue at first, with a lighter medium body that finishes a little watery
t: opens with a big hit of spicy rye on a backing of bready pale malts, nutty and toasted grains, quite dry from the midpoint with some very metallic (especially when cold) hop flavors growing towards the finish, moderately bittered with lingering flavors of grain and metal
o: the nicely done aroma sets up the slightly less moving flavor experience, which lacked the depth of the aroma where the unpleasantly metallic hops take over midway, not a bad beer but could use a little reworking in parts
09-03-2013 22:58:42 | More by blackie
3.75/5 rDev +3.3%
05-14-2013 06:45:27 | More by Laklimell
3.75/5 rDev +3.3%
05-16-2012 00:51:50 | More by Tyrawlings
4/5 rDev +10.2%
12-02-2012 05:26:08 | More by freduardo
3.75/5 rDev +3.3%
07-28-2012 04:09:26 | More by LoadedSchells
4/5 rDev +10.2%
12-15-2012 04:46:39 | More by Pugs78
3.75/5 rDev +3.3%
08-22-2013 03:14:38 | More by jkn09
3.98/5 rDev +9.6%
Heavy chill hazed red colored beer with a medium sized tan colored head.
Smells strongly of rye and very spicy. Spicy and faintly sour there is a substantial earthy rye aroma. Sweet malt with a strong caramel scent. Faint cookie dough scent.
Starts out a little sweet a spicy with a big rye flavor. Slightly earth rye taste the after taste is the sweet part. Slight mushroom taste. Bitterness level is low.
Mouthfeel is good.
Overall a tasty rte beer for sure, a recommended beer.
01-16-2014 02:12:49 | More by Zorro
4/5 rDev +10.2%
04-08-2014 04:54:29 | More by Braz
3.5/5 rDev -3.6%
03-19-2014 01:44:49 | More by Dave_Treat
3.75/5 rDev +3.3%
06-06-2013 23:19:39 | More by bluckbeyes
3.5/5 rDev -3.6%
01-17-2012 23:00:58 | More by bluetrevian
3.58/5 rDev -1.4%
Pours a very hazy orange color, with some floaters, and a small head. Not very appealing to look at.
Aromas are bready, spicy, and doughy with some earthy tea like hops.
Tastes like an amber ale. Light tea, spices, and creamy caramel malt sweetness. Finish is earthy, crisp, and dry, slightly bitter as well.
Mouthfeel is crisp, with nice body, not heavy.
Overall, this beer redeemed itself after the bad pour. But still, kind of a middle of the road offering.
06-03-2013 02:35:17 | More by flexabull
Rio's Rompin Rye Beer from Epic Brewing Company
82 out of 100 based on 49 ratings.


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Kayak fishing just received an infusion of comfort with the Wilderness Systems Commander 120, a kayak/canoe hybrid that pushes kayaking to a whole new level. Combining the agility and superb paddling experience of a kayak, with the stability, capacity and comfort of a canoe, the Wilderness Systems Commander 120 is loaded with features to enhance any angler's day on the water. The AirPro Freedom Elite kayak seat combines a Captain's Seat perch for a higher perspective and the ultimate in adjustability and comfortable airflow.
|This is my first open Kayak. The Wilderness Systems Commander 120 is working great for me fishing mountain lakes in Montana. Easy paddling and yes you can stand up and feel pretty secure. I am using it primarily to fish and it is a great platform for my needs.
|This boat is incredibly stable, you can stand and fish with ease. Very comfortable seat and love the adjustments. The reason for the 3 stars is that it is only good for river fishing in my opinion, because it is very slow, and a beast to paddle.
|Got her out today and what can I say.... this yak is awesome! I absolutely love it! It paddles very much like my Ultimate 12 did, but seems more managable in the wind. There seemed to be a perfect balance between tracking and control in a tight situation, such as fishing laydowns and other tight quarters where having a good amount of control is needed to fish the small area. The captains perch makes it the one to get over the Ultimate 12 IMO. I loved my U12, but the Commander is better thought out and seems to be a little more stable IMO. I stood for quite awhile and was very impressed. I have been standing in kayaks for years, but this is very close to my Mariner in terms of stability. Its pretty light too and I plan to keep it simple and not add a bunch of gear that cant be easily removed, so it will be used on short trips. I will use my Mariner for long trips, rough water, and as my tournament yak. Overall, I couldnt be happier. I had no trouble car topping it on the roof of my VW GTI with my Thule Glide and Set saddles. I did manage to catch one little bass on its maiden voyage and also set the hook on a better one while standing, but she came unbuttoned while reaching for my net. The open design of a hybrid kayak keeps everything within easy reach and thats why I wanted another hybrid again. I also found it very easy to reach for things in the rear tank well while sitting on the captians perch. It is easier to get things out of the bow than the U12 was too, because the kayak is a little more stable when your body weight is shifted to the bow. I love how easy it is to store your paddle in the bow. The U12 foam block filled the bow and the Commander leaves room on either side of the foam block for the paddle to slide into. Its little things like this I noticed. Also, the slidetracks and keel are great additions over the U12. The seat is nice and on pair with the better seats out there. However, not as comfy as my Native seat, its pretty darn good. I did get a little sore sitting on the captains perch, but its worth it! I just think that captians perch is the coolest idea! Wilderness should come out with a removable captians perch seat that has a back rest though. I would buy one in a heartbeat. I used a 240cm paddle and it was perfect for me in length. Im 6ft tall and have long arms, so this size worked great sitting on the perch, standing, and sitting in the seat. I used my rudder a little too and it does help the kayak track a little better, but some anglers wouldnt really need it on this kayak. I need to get it out on a very windy day to test it out, drifting some shorelines while fishing. I didnt use it much today. I installed a YakAttack Might Mount on the stern for my Visicarbon light and it works great. The anchor trolley also worked great. I love the hybrid style for being able to keep a couple rods, anchor, small cooler, and a small tackle bag in front of me. Everything is within easy reach. I will not be installing any scotty rod holders up front, there is no need IMO. I want to keep it light and simple. I will be installing my side board from my Mariner with its fish finder and transducer arm, so I can use it on both kayaks. I will be using YakAttack MightyBolts and thumb screws for it on the Commander. I currently have it so it can be easily removed from my Mariner, so it will transition to the Commander quick and painless. I am so glad I decided on the Commander over another U12. I wanted another 12ft hybrid and IMO the C120 is the one to get. Freakin sweet kayak!! Good job Wilderness Systems!!
|Bryant Family
|We purchased two Wilderness Commander 120's from your company because of the excellent customer service and knowledge of products. We have used them weekly since our purchase and like them better each time. They are excellent in both river and lake, very stable, and the seats are extemely comfortable. We recommend these for pleasure and fishing.


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By Michael Gioia
25 Feb 2013
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The National Ambassadors of Kids' Night on Broadway, Kelly Ripa and Michael Strahan, co-hosts of "Live With Kelly and Michael," kicked off this year's event Jan. 9.
Participating shows include the Broadway productions of Ann, Annie, Cinderella, Chicago, Hands on a Hardbody, Jersey Boys, The Lion King, Mamma Mia!, Mary Poppins, The Mystery of Edwin Drood, Nice Work If You Can Get It, Newsies, Once, The Phantom of the Opera, Rock of Ages, Spider-Man: Turn off the Dark and Wicked as well as the Off-Broadway productions of Avenue Q, Forever Dusty, The Gazillion Bubble Show and Stomp.
Kids' Night on Broadway, a program of The Broadway League, allows kids ages 6-18 to see Broadway shows for free when accompanied by a full-paying adult. A Kids' Night on Broadway ticket includes free pre-theatre parties, restaurant discounts, parking discounts, educational programs and more.
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Ray Kurzweil
One of the leading inventors of our time, Ray Kurzweil was the principal developer of the first CCD flatbed scanner, the first omni-font optical character recognition system, the first print-to-speech reading machine for the blind, the first text-to-speech synthesizer, the first commercially marketed large-vocabulary speech recognition system and the first music synthesizer capable of recreating the grand piano and other orchestral instruments.
Kurzweil has authored four national bestselling books, including The Singularity is Near, a New York Times best seller and the #1 ranked book on Amazon in both science and philosophy. His latest book, How to Create a Mind, The Secret of Human Thought Revealed, was released by Viking in November 2012.
The Wall Street Journal described Kurzweil as "the restless genius." Forbes dubbed him "the ultimate thinking machine" and Inc. magazine ranked him #8 among entrepreneurs in the United States, calling him the "rightful heir to Thomas Edison." PBS included Kurzweil as one of 16 "revolutionaries who made America," along with other inventors of the past two centuries.
Among Kurzweils' many honors is the $500,000 MIT-Lemelson Prize, the world's largest for innovation. In 1999, he received the National Medal of Technology, the nation's highest honor in technology, from President Clinton in a White House ceremony. And in 2002, he was inducted into the National Inventors Hall of Fame, established by the U.S. Patent Office. He has earned 19 honorary doctorate degrees and honors from three U.S. presidents.


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2117 Bay Ave
Ocean City, NJ 08226
Dear Editor,
The Paramilitary mentality of community Police departments is taking on epidemic proportions. Tasers, Dogs, Drones and now the latest on the Police wish list: http://autos.yahoo.com/blogs/motoramic/why-hottest-police-car-bomb-proof-military-suv-184502872.html
The Military concept is "destroy the enemy." The Police concept "serve and protect." Which is winning?
A recent article told of a 20 year old young man being severely beaten by 5 Atlantic City (AC) Cops. The not so "grand finale" was the arrival of K9 Officer Sterling Wheaten and his partner. The victim was lying face down with his hands cuffed behind his back. (Officer Wheaten has at least 3 prior allegations of excessive force and civil rights violations.) Wheaten turned his dog loose. AC Chief after seeing the video at link below saw no problems. Maybe he should be on Visual Disability: http://m.pressofatlanticcity.com/communities/northfield_linwood_somers-point/family-to-sue-atlantic-city-police-over-son-s-beating/article_165c3f5a-28a0-11e3-a3cd-001a4bcf887a.html?mode=jqm
As a postscript the victim required more than 200 sutures to close his wounds, and now has permanent injuries, including nerve damage and muscle paralysis where the dog bit into his neck. The parallels to police conduct in Ocean City (OC) cannot be ignored.
A young man in Ocean City is bitten in the groin requiring surgery to reconnect his penis. The victim is charged with assaulting the K 9 .The Police in both AC and OC conduct an Internal Investigation and the public is reassured that the Police did nothing wrong. Chiefs Callahan (OC) and Jubilee (AC) embrace the conclusions and see no reason to suspend or remove the involved Officers.
Another OC victim of alleged Police abuse is Mr. Robert Petnick. This man was beaten up by 5 OC Officers with Officer Deuce doing the violence with his teeth on a victim who also had his hands cuffed behind his back. He too alleges permanent injuries, including nerve damage and muscle paralysis where the dog bit.
Mayors Gillian (OC) and Langford (AC) just want to get along by going along so forget about any civilian oversight or even a concern with public safety.
Good Officers are discredited by the bad, and find it easier to get along by going along. Instead of being role models and the gold standard of behavior in our communities we are seeing a gangland mentality, Officers of conscience are considered snitches and traitors if they stand up for justice. This has to stop, or civil society will be shattered. I fear for my country, and I fear for myself.
Steven Fenichel, MD


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The Difference Between Traditional Zone and the T2
I've posted a couple of these before.
The key to the Tampa 2 is speed in the back seven as the DB's and LB's have lots of ground to cover. Teams also have to be able to both create pressure with only their front four and be able to stop the run with just their front seven.It goes to show how dominate the front four has been in not just putting pressure on the QB and stopping the run, but in keeping blockers off the smallish linebackers..
In a true Cover 2, defensive linemen provide all the pressure. Blitzing should be unnecessary. Defensive lineman line up in gaps to slow the run, and make it more difficult for holes to open up. If the front 4 play their gaps correctly, they'll clog up the running lanes and force the running backs to run outside, where the corners, linebackers, and safeties (the overall speed of the team) can all help.There are a few weaknesses to the Cover 2. All zone coverage has holes in it, and teams that run the Cover 2 are heavily exposed to deep post patterns, seam routes, medium range hooks, flooding the zone. Because of how much ground the safety has to cover, deep passes can easily overload his zone. A common play that teams run to stop it is a quick fly or out to the far sides. Once the receiver breaks the zone where the corner plays, he'll be in a soft zone. Realistically, it's about 8 yards for him to run, while the safety might have to cover 20 yards to run over there and provide help over the top. Its also a mismatch as most safeties in the NFL can not cover a receiver effectively
The Tampa 2 is a coverage scheme out of the 4-3 that was pioneered by (now Indianapolis head coach) Tony Dungy. Its emphasis is on speed and a quick pass-rush. While the normal Cover 2 has each Linebacker or Cornerback covering about 1/5th the width of the safeties, who each cover half, the Tampa 2 pulls the middle linebacker into deep zone coverage as well, similiar to a Cover 3. What this does is allows the safeties to have to cover less ground, so they can cover the traditional soft zone past the corners more effectively. Since the middle linebacker drops into coverage to watch the center of the field, the four men underneath each cover about 25% the width of the field each. Speed at linebacker is so important here because they need to cover more ground than linebackers are normally used to covering.
What generally hurts Dungy's system is its emphasis on speed. Faster is always better because his system is based entirely around the pass. The speed works well for passing and outside runs where the linebackers and corners can quickly converge on the runner. However, the Tampa 2 suffers from power runners. Big, bruising running backs can normally run over the smaller linebackers and a lot of times won't be stopped until they reach the safety. A good running game cheats the safety out of the coverage he wants to run and makes him hesitate since he has to watch the run. When play-action passes can get involved and the safety has to respect the team's running game, a lot of times it can spell a long completion or a touchdown.
Compound that indecisiveness with added responsibility that comes with having to use your LB'rs to get pressure when your front 4 can't get it on their own.
Guest Column: The Cover 2 Explained
Bleeds article he posted in another thread.
Anyway, hope this helps as we start to discuss the belief that our DB's suck cause they don't get enough INT's.Many many thanks to my talented friend Jos for the new Sig.
Re: The Difference Between Traditional Zone and the T2Originally Posted by "Marrdro" #1096275
Tackling, Angles, sticking in their zone (kinda important for a zone team), winning one on one matchups,(yes, those still happen even though you play zone) CATCHING interceptions, knocking balls down, forcing fumbles, forcing turnovers, playing man coverage, disguising coverage, closing on the ball.
Our corners are inexperienced with the exception of Winfield. Our safeties are scared to hit with the exception of Abdullah.
We don't have much speed in the secondary, and we don't have much size for when it comes to winning those jump balls or getting that reach in the endzone (believe me, allowing the catch and making the tackle in the endzone doesn't help in the slightest)
While our defense isn't design to shut teams down and take stud receivers out of the game, it's supposed to force turnovers, and be generally effective. It didn't become so well known for producing very mediocre teams.
Re: The Difference Between Traditional Zone and the T2
Just to clarify, I'm not saying what you posted has nothing to do with that, I'm saying INT's alone are not why they suck.
Re: The Difference Between Traditional Zone and the T2Originally Posted by "i_bleed_purple" #1096279
It all starts up front.
Can't get pressure with them alone and you send a LB to help, you extend their zone.
They (the front 4) blow a play/miss a tackle when our S's are covering another area/zone, the area they are now asked to cover is extended, which in turn results in poor angles. Add to the the issues related to a LB blitzing from the outside into that A or B gap and they run to the C gap (DE taken wide) and now the S has to cover even more ground at an even worse angle.
Look, I agree we need improvement at the S position, atleast one of them. What I don't agree with you on is that our S's are solely to blame for that perception.
Again, this scheme is predicated on winning with the front 4. If your not doing that we are in a hell of a mess, especially in the secondary.Many many thanks to my talented friend Jos for the new Sig.
Re: The Difference Between Traditional Zone and the T2Originally Posted by "i_bleed_purple" #1096280Many many thanks to my talented friend Jos for the new Sig.
Re: The Difference Between Traditional Zone and the T2Originally Posted by "Marrdro" #1096282
So what more do you want? We got pressure, but still couldn't stop the pass. THis season we struggled at pressure, still couldn't stop the pass. DL needs to step it up, yes, but so does our secondary.
Re: The Difference Between Traditional Zone and the T2Originally Posted by "i_bleed_purple" #1096286
Truth of the matter is, the first 2/3rds (estimate based on my memory) of the season our DL was pretty much a non factor both against the run and against the pass.
Our DL didn't wake up until late in the season. Until that happened, a bunch of the load was carried by those DB's you are hacking on.Many many thanks to my talented friend Jos for the new Sig.
Re: The Difference Between Traditional Zone and the T2Originally Posted by "Marrdro" #1096288
Week 2: 2 sacks, two picks, Stafford, 152 yards 2TD, 2 int
Week 3: 1 sack, one pick, Hill 195 yards, 2 Td 1 int
Week 4: 8 sack, one pick, Rodgers 384 yards, 2td 1 int
Wek 5: 1 sack, one pick, Bulger, 100%, 88 yards, td, Boller 209 yards, 1int
Week 6: 3 sacks, Flacco, 386 yards, 2TD
I can go on. There wasn't much load being carried, even when the defense got to the QB.
Re: The Difference Between Traditional Zone and the T2Originally Posted by "i_bleed_purple" #1096289
JA and Ray accounted for 19 of our sacks. They got them on the following weeks
JA wk 2/1, 9/2.5, 10/2, 11-14/1 each week, 16/1, 17/1
Ray wk 5/1.5, 9/2, 11/2, 15/1, 16/1, 17/.5
Pretty shitty if you ask me.Many many thanks to my talented friend Jos for the new Sig.
Re: The Difference Between Traditional Zone and the T2Originally Posted by "Marrdro" #1096292
Your expectations are so unrealistically lofty it's rediculous. in 2009, our line played some very good ball. They had poor games, yes. All teams have poor games. I don't know what more you want. We had 48 sacks.
This year the #1 team had 48, in 08 it was 59, but that was an outrageous year, next best ws 51 then 48, 07 was 53, 06 was 61, 60 then 47.
Point is our totals ranked pretty well vs. leading teams from other years. We didn't have a record-setting year, but we had a very good year.
But you'll probably dismiss it, anything to take the blame of your boys in the backfield.
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The Hawks lost in Denver for the seventh straight trip to Mile High, as the Nuggets squeaked out a 109-107 victory for their first win of the season. Al Horford and Paul Millsap continued their strong play combining for 50 points, 19 rebounds, 10 assists, six blocks, and three steals. Millsap's 29 points led all scorers, and... »
Postgame Thoughts: Hawks Can't Keep Up With Running Nuggets
A few thoughts after tonight's 104-88 loss to the Nuggets: - This was a recipe set up for disaster from the get-go. The Hawks were coming off a road game against one of the hottest teams in basketball in Los Angeles, had to fly into Denver in the middle of the night, turn around... »


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Michael Sherwood was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in 2004.
His battle with it has left him wheelchair bound Relying on his wife Monica to take care of him.
There is no timetable for how long Michael has especially after an MRI revealed two tumors back in October, but he wanted to give his wife something to remember him by.
9 years ago, Monica sold her wedding ring to cover medical bills because they had no insurance.
It was a move she doesn't regret but Michael does.
"He's an amazing man in my eyes, a really amazing man," Monica said.
Now Wish Granters is giving Michael a chance to get Monica an engagement ring. The non-profit organization is currently working on 14 other projects for people suffering with terminal illness.
"We've never had one quite like this before; it's really - I think - an amazing wish," Wish Granters executive director Doug Raber said. "We have had a lot of folks make wishes for their family members, different kinds of wishes – carpeting for the home or a special trip somewhere.
Monica was very happy to receive the gift and says she will love her husband all the way till the end.
"I didn't expect it to be so exquisite and beautiful I couldn't be more thankful." Monica Sherwood said.
In fact, "I love you" is the last words she wants him to hear.
Those are the last words that I want him to hear from me," Monica said.
Michael and Monica have three sons and several grandchildren.
You may think you've got your dog trained. But when was the last time you got a helping – mouth – carrying in the groceries?
You may think you've got your dog trained. But when was the last time you got a helping – mouth – carrying in the groceries?


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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The Jacksonville University men's basketball team attempts to get its Atlantic Sun season off to a successful start on Monday night when the Dolphins (4-7) meet the Mercer Bears (9-4) at 7 p.m. inside Swisher Gym. The game is the first of six for JU in a span of 12 days as conference play rockets out of the gate. Scott Manze and Artis Gilmore will call the action on 92.5 FM and ASun.TV.
The return of Jarvis Haywood and Keith McDougald to the lineup was a welcome sight for Jacksonville last week. The high-scoring backcourt duo has been in and out of the lineup with nagging injuries early on this season, but the two combined for 24 points as they both suited up in the same game for only the fourth time on the year.
Jacksonville had its share of defensive struggles through non-conference play, but appears to have turned a corner with its dominating performance in a 61-47 shutdown of South Carolina State. The Dolphins held the Bulldogs to .320 shooting from the field and caused 20 turnovers for the second time this season. That kind of effort will be needed once again as JU goes up against a team leading the conference in several offensive categories.
Consistency has been key for Mercer throughout the non-conference season. The Bears have used the same starting five for all 13 games that they've played so far, and have had 12 players appear in at least 12 contests. Senior guard Langston Hall leads the team with 15.2 points and 5.3 assists per game. He's also knocking down over more than 41 percent of his 3-point attempts. Providing some of the power down low is another senior, Daniel Coursey, who leads the team in rebounds (6.5) and averages 10.6 points per game. Mercer comes in at 2-4 in road games this season, but has knocked off Valparaiso and Ole Miss – NCAA Tournament teams last season – away from home.
The Dolphins will be trying to extend their 31-20 lead in the all-time series when the teams get together. Conference rivals for many years, the first meeting between the two programs came 50 years ago this month when Jacksonville claimed a 67-52 victory against Mercer on Dec. 9, 1963 in Swisher Gym. More recently, the series has grown extremely close. Over the last five years, JU and Mercer have split its regular season meetings. A year ago, Jacksonville won at the Veterans Memorial Arena, 49-47, before going on the road and suffering a 67-64 overtime loss in Macon, Ga.
Jacksonville will quickly return to action on Wednesday against the visiting Kennesaw State Owls. Tip time is set for 7 p.m. and will be the final regular season men's basketball game of the season at Swisher Gym.