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Fruit was crushed and destemmed into an open fermenter; undergoing a two day cold soak before fermentation. To ensure maximum colour extraction, the wine was pumped over twice daily before being left on skins post fermentation for two weeks. Once pressed, malolactic fermentation was completed in old and new barriques and puncheons.
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March, 2017
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'"Tyrod's on our roster right now, that's the plan," Beane said. "We're just taking it day by day."'
Archives for March 1, 2018
Beane says RB LeSean McCoy will be 'a big part of what we're doing in 2018'
'"Salary aside, I don't look at that," McDermott said. "Right now I look at production. He has not slowed down. He played all 16 games plus a playoff game for us and really gritted it out through that playoff game. The toughness element was there and the leadership. It's been fun to be around LeSean, having been around him early in his career, early in my career, now once again for both of us in Buffalo. He's a big part of the culture that we've begun to build in Buffalo."'
Sean McDermott confident Ryan Groy can fill the void left by Eric Wood's pending departure
'The issue boils down to what it always does – money. Wood is scheduled to count $8.625 million against the team's salary cap in 2018. If he is placed on the reserve/retired list before June 1, that figure would jump to $10.39 million, accounting for $2.166 million in signing bonus money already paid out and scheduled to count against the Bills' 2019 salary cap.'
Brandon Beane says Vontae Davis signing doesn't preclude Bills from bringing E.J. Gaines back
'"We're still open to bringing E.J. back, for sure," Beane said. "E.J. did a lot of good things for us. Signing Vontae does not mean it's the end of the road for E.J. here in Buffalo. But it takes two, like with any of these guys. We've got a lot of free agents and what the value is, what somebody else is willing to pay and what we can pay will all come into that decision."'
Kyle Williams' future with Bills remains up in the air
'"Hopefully, in a perfect world, we have it done before then," Beane said. "Again, it takes two. There would be a point where, you know, hey, we had to allocate those resources elsewhere, and we'll let him know at the right time. It could end up being March 14, but right now I'm not sure.'
Is moving up in the draft for a QB too pricey for the Bills?
'"So you have to feel good about what you're doing. You can't just go up there, 'Hey, we need a quarterback, we're going to mortgage everything to go up there.' We've got to know that we feel this guy is the guy and is worth the ransom or whatever you want to call it that it would take to move wherever you have to move to get a guy you think fits your long term plan."'
Combine Notebook: Injury updates on Zay Jones and Kelvin Benjamin
'"To be honest with you, we didn't know about his shoulder," Bills General Manager Brandon Beane said. "He played through that. I'm sure that limited him … but he did a great job. Zay is a pro's pro for a rookie. I was really impressed with how serious he takes the game. It's easy to talk it, he walked it. … He did everything he could. He worked after practice. I'm really impressed with Zay and he has a bright future in this league."'
Brandon Beane will wait until after draft to determine Brian Gaine's replacement
'"Brian did a lot of stuff this fall. So we still have his grades, all his reports. He sent those in. I mess with him. I'm going to be calling him in the third round and saying, 'Hey, you had this guy here, you still think he belongs in the third round?' "'
Frank Reich embraces Marv's preparation credo
'"Marv Levy, of course, had a huge impact on me," Reich said. "A team's morale is directly proportional to the degree that they're prepared. So if we want to bring the juice into our stadium and we want to bring juice to this city and we want high morale, we want to be excited about going out there, it's really going to be all about our preparation. That preparation involves every level, not just the practice. It involves meetings, walk-through, weight-room. It all matters."'
Sean McDermott Q&A: Bills not as far along as some people think
'I think the biggest thing, and I don't know if I learned it, but it probably was reaffirmed, but this is so much about people. I was fortunate in my first season to be around some great people in our building in our community. Our fans, what more can you say? I know I'm biased but I think we've got the best fans in the NFL. My process will continue to unfold. I'll continue to learn and grow. I think we have to embrace that growth mindset as a building, as a team, and as an organization. I'm confident we'll do that.'
Brandon Beane Q&A: Bills GM on new CB, ransoms, combine
'Today is Day One. We just got out of height-weight, watching these guys get measured. We had some interviews last night. It's really important the medical, which is what this started as. This is the first time our doctors and trainers can get their hands on these guys, which is a big part of the process. Now we can talk to some more guys. We met some of the players at the Senior Bowl, East-West and the NFLPA Game. But the juniors obviously we couldn't do that. So now we can talk to some of those guys.'
As NFL scouting combine begins, Tyrod Taylor remains the hottest topic for the Bills
'Still, as it always is with the Bills, quarterback was a hot topic and both men did their best to answer in non-answers.'
What Buffalo Bills' Brandon Beane, Sean McDermott said about Lamar Jackson
'"He is a special athlete," Beane said. "He really is. I understand why people say (he should switch to wide receiver) because they've seen guys convert that are special athletes. I still think he's going to get a chance to prove that he can play quarterback. I think he's earned that right. He won the Heisman doing that. I think he's going to get every chance to prove that before he ever looks at a position change."'
Why Brandon Beane, Sean McDermott added Vontae Davis to Buffalo Bills
'"Let's start off by first giving Brandon and his staff the credit to be able to land a free agent like Vontae at this time of year," McDermott said at the NFL Combine in Indianapolis. "It has a lot of benefit, which have been talked about already. He's a veteran player who fits into our system. He has a number of starts obviously and ball production. That said, every spot on our roster has to be earned and he'll embrace that mindset."'
NFL Combine: Buffalo Bills GM Brandon Beane looking forward to meeting Josh Rosen
'Rosen's personality has been a topic of conversation since he was in high school. Trent Dilfer once said Rosen needs to learn to be more coachable. Rosen has made comments about how school and football don't mix. He cares about social issues and isn't afraid to voice his opinions. His personality is one that won't mesh with every NFL team.'
NFL Combine 2018: What Buffalo Bills said (and didn't say) about Tyrod Taylor
'"We're happy with where we're at with Tyrod and Nathan (Peterman) until we decide differently," Beane said.'
NaVorro Bowman named free agent Buffalo Bills should sign by ESPN Insider
'A surprise playoff team in 2017, the Bills can't afford to rest on their laurels if they want to return in 2018. Linebacker Preston Brown is slated to become a free agent, and if he does indeed depart, they could do a lot worse than look at the veteran Bowman. PFF's 11th-highest-graded linebacker in 2017, Bowman registered 33 tackles against the run after joining the Raiders midway through the 2017, with 20 of those resulting in a defensive stop.'
Regardless of QB, expect LeSean McCoy to continue as Bills' focal point
'"You've got to be able to run the football," Buffalo GM Brandon Beane said when discussing the running back position. "The league has obviously become more of a passing league than what we grew up watching. But you still have to be able to run the ball on third and 1, fourth and 1, what we call four-minute football to close out games. It's important. If you stick your passer back there all day, your linemen don't like it and your quarterback's going to get hit. We see what happens when your quarterback gets hurt and is out. It's hard enough to get one, much less have a solid backup."'
5 takeaways from Sean McDermott's press conference at the NFL Combine
'Also on Davis, per his Instagram account, it looks like he wants to wear number-22 with the Bills.'
5 takeaways from Brandon Beane's press conference at the NFL Combine
'At this point, it doesn't sound like Beane is overly-optimistic about moving up. Having said that, Beane said there are some quarterbacks, as of Wednesday morning, he hasn't even met yet, signalling a lot can change between now and the draft in late April. Additionally, in terms of talking to other teams about trading up, Beane said "I haven't really gotten into deep discussions yet."'
Tyrod Taylor absolutely for sure is Bills' QB – um, for now
'But as any discerning viewer of NFL games can attest, whenever the Bills have most needed Taylor to snatch a late victory from defeat with his passing, or succeed as a passer when the Buffalo run game has stalled, he has mostly failed.'
Bills noncommittal about status of former Ravens backup quarterback Tyrod Taylor
'"Tyrod now can add to his resume that he helped and was instrumental in getting us to the playoffs and breaking a 17-year drought. You've heard me say it before — his work ethic and his intangibles are unmatched, and his leadership that goes along with the position," McDermott said on the first day of the NFL scouting combine. "We're still going through that process. We're in a good position with some options out there. That will work itself out."'
The Latest: Bills coach rules out cutting QB Tyrod Taylor
'McDermott says it's too early to remove any option off the table "other than cutting him at this point," in answering a question as to whether the Bills would consider trading Taylor. "We're in a good position with some options out there, so that'll work itself out," he added at the NFL combine on Wednesday.'
Releasing Tyrod Taylor 'not in our plans,' Bills coach says
'"Tyrod is a good player," McDermott said. "At this point in the process, I've learned being around this league around 20 years, it's way too early to take anything off the table, other than cutting him at this point, which is not in our plans."'
All options still on the table for Tyrod Taylor's future in Buffalo
'McDermott did, however, say that the team does not plan on releasing Taylor "at this point," which still leaves the door open for that possibility later in the offseason. There's been speculation the Bills will attempt to trade the QB before they have to pay him a $6 million roster bonus on March 16. Last week, NFL Insider Ian Rapoport reported that if they are unable to do that, Beane would be comfortable paying the bonus when evaluating the situation throughout free agency and the draft and keeping Taylor until they are sure they have secured a better option.'
Bills hope to re-sign Preston Brown, but know that may be a challenge
'"It's hard because Preston had a good year for us and this is his chance to hit free agency and, like houses, you have to put a market value on them," Beane told me during a one-on-one interview. "I've been in these situations where you thought you could bring your guy back, or thought you could get a guy, and all it takes is one team who really felt like that was a huge need for them and they overspend and go way up. So we'll value that and we'll hope to get Preston Brown back, but until the ink's on the paper you don't know if that's going to happen or not."'
15 takeaways from Buffalo Bills HC Sean McDermott and GM Brandon Beane at the NFL Combine
'The first of which, is saying that they're not worried about the $6 million roster bonus that comes due on March 16, the third day of the new league year — which was a talking point for both individuals. Going in line with the "at this point" qualifier was a couple of others throughout all of the availability.'
McDermott: No plans to cut Tyrod Taylor
'One of the last things McDermott said was that there are no plans to cut quarterback Tyrod Taylor from the team.'
NFL Combine: 1-on-1 with Bills GM Brandon Beane
'"I do like my picks you know," Bills GM Brandon Beane said when the met with the media on Wednesday. "It's one of those things where if you're going to move up especially in round one it takes a lot. The higher you go it exponentially increases."'
Quarterback still Bills topic A-1 at Combine
'"I'm not really worried about the bonus," Bills GM Brandon Beane said. "I see him on our roster right now. Until something changes, he'll be here through that part (of the offseason)."'
Bills want Kyle if he wants to keep playing
'"You know how I feel about Kyle and what he's meant to our community in Buffalo over the years and what he's meant to our football team," said McDermott. "He meant a lot to me this past season in connecting my message to the locker room at different points throughout the year. So the leadership part of that was big for us. These things will work themselves out over time. I think the fit is important and the fit is there, obviously. It's got to be right obviously for Kyle and his family and our situation as well."'
Quick Hits II: Bills see Taylor on their roster
'"Tyrod is on our roster right now and that's the plan," said Beane. "We're just taking it day by day. We're trying to get better everywhere, so we're looking at every position including quarterback, but Tyrod did a lot of good things for us. So I'm not really worried about the (roster) bonus. I see him on our roster right now. Unless something changes he'll be here through that part."'
Quick Hits: Benjamin, Glenn & Jones looking good for April
'"All three of those players look like they're on schedule at this point in time," said McDermott. "I'm anxious to get those guys going."'
Bills Today: How has Vontae Davis fared against the AFC East?
'In total, Davis has collided with AFC East opponents 27 times throughout his career. In those games, he's tallied 77 tackles, 21 passes defended, and six interceptions. He returned one of those INTs for a touchdown, which coincidentally came against the Bills. Thankfully Buffalo won't be throwing in Davis' direction in 2018.'


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From the Kitchen of…Hunter Lewis, Cooking Light Editor
"On the front end, I infuse flavor by rubbing a cut-up turkey and curing it overnight. A deconstructed bird doesn't need as long to roast as a whole bird. That gets me valuable oven time for casseroles and ensures the white and dark meat, which all cook at different rates, is roasted to perfection."
How to Make It
Combine first 6 ingredients in a bowl. Rub turkey evenly with brown sugar mixture. Place on a rack set in a roasting or baking pan, and refrigerate overnight.
Preheat oven to 375°. Set racks at even intervals in oven.
Combine 2 tablespoons olive oil, thyme, shallots, celery, and apples in a large roasting pan. Arrange drumsticks and thighs (skin side up) over apples. Place breasts and wings (skin side up) on a rack set in a jelly-roll pan. Place roasting pan on bottom rack of oven and jelly-roll pan on top rack. Roast at 375° for 30 minutes. Rotate pans; brush turkey with 1 tablespoon oil. Roast an additional 30 minutes or until a thermometer inserted into thigh registers 160°. Remove turkey-apple mixture from oven. Baste breasts and wings with 1 tablespoon oil. Roast 20 minutes or until a thermometer registers 155°. Remove from oven. Cover loosely with foil.
Chop turkey neck and back bones. Heat remaining 1 tablespoon oil in a large Dutch oven over medium-high heat. Add bones; cook 8 minutes, turning to brown evenly. Add bourbon; cook 5 minutes or until liquid is reduced by half. Add stock and flour; cook 10 minutes or until liquid is reduced to 1 cup. Strain liquid through a fine-mesh strainer; discard solids.
Peel roasted shallots; discard papery skins. Place half of 1 apple, 1 1/2 celery stalks, 3 shallots, and bourbon mixture in a blender. Remove center piece of blender lid (to allow steam to escape); secure blender lid on blender. Place a clean towel over opening in blender lid (to avoid splatters). Process until smooth. Blend in butter, parsley, vinegar, and pepper. (Serve the remaining roasted vegetables with the turkey, or discard.)
Carve turkey; discard skin. Serve with gravy.
Chef's Notes
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Perspective is everything, especially when it comes to examining your beliefs.
Are you a soldier, prone to defending your viewpoint at all costs – or a scout, spurred by curiosity?
Julia Galef examines the motivations behind these two mindsets and how they shape the way we interpret information, interweave with a compelling history lesson from 19th century France.
When your steadfast opinions are tested, Galef asks: "What do you most urine for? Do you yearn to defend your own beliefs or do you urine to see the world as clearly as you possibly can?"
Check out her TEDx talk in the video below! And share with your stubborn ass friends who always think they're right! LOL


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This episode focuses on teenagers and reading. Is it ever too late to instill a love for literacy in your teen and when is it time to put the bedtime stories to rest? Elk Ridge Middle School teacher Patricia Bronson and Herriman High School teacher Sally Wilde join Superintendent Godfrey in the Supercast studio.
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"Bridge" housing for the El Pueblo consists of modular structures that look like trailers and as one can see they are sandwiched on a former parking lot between the freeway and an onramp.
El Pueblo, the first of the "Bridge Housing" projects, will open in 4 to 6 weeks. It will house 45 homeless, providing a "bridge" from the streets of Los Angeles to a permanent apartment.
In April, 2018, Mayor Garcetti and the City Council declared an emergency shelter crisis and took advantage of a new state law that enabled cities to construct homeless shelters on any land owned or leased by the city.
Each District
Each of the 15 Los Angeles Council Districts plans to have a "Bridge Home, Bridge Housing," both terms are used synonymously.. Each district is in a different stage of start up.
Koreatown, which has become very controversial, is looking at two lots, one at 681 Vermont and another at 923 – 937 Kenmore Ave, both of which are in close proximity to each other. Vermont is a 65-space parking lot. Kenmore consists of buildings. Koreatown is in President Herb Wesson's 10th Council District.
Councilman Mike Bonin of the 11th Council District has selected two sites, one on the West LA campus of the Veteran's Affairs and the other at the former Metropolitan Transit Authority (MTA) in Venice. Both sites are in the process of being evaluated.
The MTA site is near and would consequently serve the Ocean Front Walk and the 3rd Ave encampments first. The site was the former bus yard and is over three acres. It is about to have its buildings demolished. The MTA plan is to start to build housing within three years. So the site is available for this bridge program for three years.
The site search continues. The LA City Council recent Homeless and Poverty committee reported the following: Council District 15 is looking at three sites at 2316 East Imperial Highway; 828 Eubank Avenue; and 515 North Beacon Street. Council District 8 is looking at 5965, 5971 and 5975 South St. Andrews Place. Council District 5 is looking at 7951 Beverly Boulevard to see if it is suitable and could be available for use as emergency shelter as part of the a Bridge Home Program.
Bridge Housing Should Accomplish
The bridge housing program is designed to last for three years and that is true for all the districts, The sites are suppose to be close to areas with encampments.
According to Mayor Eric Garcetti, hopefully, this program will allow many of these people to be off the streets of Los Angeles into homes, before the planned Measure HHH permanent housing will be ready.
It was hoped that each council district would be able to accommodate 100 in its 'Bridge Housing" program. It is planned that some homeless will be there for a week, a month, others three to four months, and some longer before permanent housing is found. When one gets housing, another will be placed in the bridge housing. This project, operating for a period of three years throughout Los Angeles, would put a large dent in the number of homeless on the streets. It is estimated that it will take three years before Measure HHH shows any units available for the homeless.
In general The sites are to accommodate couples, animals, and storage.
El Pueblo Site
Right now the El Pueblo site's five modular structures are well positioned on a triangular 7400-square-foot, former parking lot in the heart of Los Angeles downtown freeway system, next to Olivera Street. Three of the modulars will house the formerly homeless — two for 30 men and one for 15 women. All the modulars are 24 x 60 excerpt the restroom/laundry modular, which is 24 by 50. There is one for the case management group.
Because of lot's elevation differences, it was decided to link the five modulars with a raised wood deck allowing residents to walk from one modular to the other without walking down steps and eliminating all of the different elevations. It is a costly $700,000 plus deck that's price keeps going higher. One worker said the deck, when finished, probably could be driven on by a car, because of its sturdy construction.
But the deck will be used as a community meeting place and make the facility more attractive.
The office modular is for the offices of the assisting workers. The non-profit, The People Concern, who are experienced with homeless service outreach, will oversee the program. These people are case managers, who help these people and who will also help them obtain permanent housing.
The LA Times ran an editorial regarding the costs for this "first" program. http://www.latimes.com/opinion/editorials/la-ed-homeless-shelter-budget-20180727-story.html It is not the purpose of this article to discuss the costs.
Rick Coca, communications director for Councilman Jose Huizar, said of the El Pueblo project "Our office is partnering with the Mayor on this. It is separate from the $20 million the Mayor and Council dedicated for the ones to follow.
"The next thing we have to do, and Councilmember Bonin has said this too, added Coca, is to get as many people as we can immediate assistance to get them off of the streets, out of tents and into the short-term, bridge housing to put them on the path to those long-term solutions."


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Things are finally beginning to fall into place and I'm having trouble believing that any of it is real. I mean, don't get me wrong...I know how hard I've been working toward this. I guess I just never really believed it could happen to me.
Alright, I figured I've rambled on long enough. In May, it will be a year since I began this publishing journey. I am going to do a sales post to show exactly where I came from to exactly where I am. Just so people can see what to expect. :)


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It's a bit morbid for a Friday freebie, but here's a label for a little notebook everyone should have. I use mine to stipulate my last wishes. But also to write letters to the people who matter to me, which is actually quite a life affirming exercise in gratitude. I have no superstitions about an afterlife but I do want to leave something behind for the people who helped and loved me throughout my life. Something positive. Something not to grieve about and I make sure to include something in each letter that I know would make the recipient smile a bit.
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Happiness has your face.
Personally I deeply dislike Valentine's, I cannot remember one year that it went well never mind special. But in the spirit of love, my gift to you this Valentine's is this free printable gift tag. Right click, save as, print, cut and paste. Add to your flowers, box of chocolates or diamond earrings, if you should be so lucky, for that personal touch. Just don't propose, that's plain corny.
Freebie Friday doodle!
Freebie Friday sticker set cut out stuffs!
Since yesterday's post was a bit of a downer I thought I'd share some happy free stuff in time for the weekend. Yay!
You can download the larger image by clicking on the thumbnail below and saving it to your device. Print, cut, paste, and Bob's your uncle. (Makes cute little lunchbox love notes.)
Julle moet lekker naweek! I leave you with my latest most favourite track, Chemical by Jack Garratt. (Thanks to my Mentoring student, Onka for playing me Mr Garratt's music when I was looking a bit grim. You guys never stop inspiring me!)


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Watercolor Painting Workshop
Lori Eslick, Artist & Illustrator
- https://www.pentwaterlibrary.org/news-events/events/watercolor-painting-workshop
- Watercolor Painting Workshop
- Lori Eslick, Artist & Illustrator
- When Jun 29, 2019 from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM (US/Eastern / UTC-400)
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Saturday, June 29
10:00 A.M. ~ 12:00 Noon
Repeated Saturday, July 13
For teens age 13 and up. Through use of visual aids, Lori will show the process an illustrator uses to combine the artwork with the written word. Then with watercolor paints, she will guide teens in creating their own illustration of some inspirational writings.
Choose one date and call or stop in to register. Limited to 8. No charge.


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Gents slip past Opelousas Catholic
Crowley High second baseman Blayne Sonnier attempts to complete a double-play Monday during the Gents' 9-7 victory over Opelousas Catholic.
OPELOUSAS – Crowley High coach Christian Doughty knew that his team's regular-season finale against Opelousas Catholic would be a big one.
He didn't realize, however, just how big it would end up being.
The Gents jumped out to an early 3-0 lead and held off the Vikings in the final frames to slip away with a 9-7 road victory.
The significance of that victory was huge, vaulting the Gents from a No. 21 power ranking a week ago to the No. 15 seed and giving them a first-round home playoff game against No. 18 Assumption.
That game will be on Friday at Miller Stadium. First pitch is set for 6 p.m.
"We knew this was a crucial game for us, but the thought of us moving from 21 to 15 was quite a shocker," said Doughty on Tuesday when the brackets were released. "It was a pleasant surprise. We went from thinking we were probably heading to Northwood of Shreveport for the first round to now hosting; it sure is a nice change."
The Gents' victory Monday was sparked by an offensive attack that was highlighted by Christian Breaux's 3-for-4 performance that included a double and three RBI.
"Christian needed that today," said Doughty of Breaux's offensive production. "He had been struggling a little bit, but he is working hard and he did come up big today."
Also producing in the lower half of the lineup for the Gents was Andre Larry with a double. Bubba Daigle and Brett Hebert each had a single.
"That's definitely a positive when our lower half of the lineup is swinging it well," said Doughty.
Mackay Mouton and Alex Ashby paced the top of the lineup with two hits each. Mouton tripled and drove in one run while Ashby had a triple, a double and two RBI.
Mouton also threw the first 2 1/3 innings and gave up two runs on two hits and two walks while striking out three.
"Mackay had a good day," said Doughty. "He ran into a little trouble in the third inning, but overall I thought his first two innings were excellent."
The Gents did, however, have a handful of errors that allowed the Vikings to remain in the game. An error on a relay from the outfield led to a run scoring in the third inning while a dropped fly, also in the outfield, led to another run crossing the plate in the fifth.
The Vikings also pushed across a run in the sixth inning on a sacrifice fly in the infield and another error was committed in the final frame.
"I'm disappointed in the way we played defensively, especially going into the playoffs," said Doughty. "When you have to score nine runs, and thank goodness it was just enough, that's disappointing.
"We had at least four miscues defensively that cost us and we have to correct that before the playoffs or we won't have a shot at winning."
The Gents pushed across three runs in the third inning courtesy of two hits, two errors and a walk by the Tigers.
Kaleb Istre drew a walk to start the frame before Larry reached base on an error in the outfield. The runners moved up on a sacrifice bunt by Pate Broussard before both scored on an errant throw. The final run of the inning crossed the plate on Ashby's double to left field.
The Gents added three more runs in the fourth on a squeeze bunt by Daigle, an RBI triple by Ashby and an RBI single by Mouton.
Larry doubled and scored on a wild pitch in the sixth inning and Breaux singled in two runs in the seventh.
Daigle pitched 2 2/3 innings in relief and surrendered four runs on three hits and two walks before giving way to Ben Broussard in the middle of the sixth. Broussard allowed one run on two hits. He struck out three in 1 2/3 innings


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