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|Fairfield Stags
|Sunday, February 12, 2012
|4:00 p.m.
|Baltimore, Md. | Reitz Arena
|Series Record
|Fairfield leads, 35-16
|Last Meeting
|Loyola 66, Fairfield 63 – Jan. 13, 2012 at Fairfield
Game Data
Loyola University Maryland wraps up a weekend set of games at Reitz Arena on Sunday, February 12, when it hosts Fairfield University at 4 o'clock.
Watch On The World-Wide-Web
Loyola and Fairfield take the court in a game that will be broadcast worldwide on the internet through ESPN3 as the MAAC National Game of the Week.
The game is Loyola's third on ESPN3 this season following dates in November and December at Wake Forest and current No. 1 Kentucky, respectively.
Over The Airwaves
The game's audio will be streamed live on LoyolaGreyhounds.com.
Series History
Loyola and Fairfield will meet for the 52nd time on the hardwood Sunday afternoon with the Stags entering the game with a 35-16 advantage in the previous meetings.
The Greyhounds won the most recent meeting between the two, 66-63, on January 13, at the Webster Bank Arena at Harbor Yard in Bridgeport, Conn.
Loyola rallied form a 15-point halftime deficit in the second half to win the first meeting this year. The Greyhounds trailed by seven with 2:07 left when Robert Olson scored seven in a row to tie the game with 1:19 to go. Five of his points came as the direct result of Dylon Cormier steals in the backcourt.
Erik Etherly led all players with 17 points and 10 rebounds, while Olson finished with 15, Cormier added 12, and Justin Drummond scored 10. Rakim Sanders had 17 for Fairfield.
Jesuit Basketball Spotlight
Sunday's game against Fairfield is the sixth of six games the Greyhounds play this season as part of the Jesuit Basketball Spotlight.
As one of 28 Jesuit Catholic universities around the nation, Loyola is a proud participant in the Jesuit Basketball Spotlight again this season. The Greyhounds are 5-0 in Jesuit Basketball Spotlight games this season with wins over Canisius (twice), Fairfield and Saint Peter's (twice).
Tying School Marks
Friday night's win over Iona improved Loyola's record to 19-5 overall and 12-2 in the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference this season.
The Greyhounds' 19 wins tie the 2007-2008 team's school Division I record for most victories, and the 12 wins also tie the 2006-2007 and 2007-2008 squads for most wins in the league.
Loyola's 19 wins are also tied for fourth-most all-time in school history.
Through 24
Loyola's 19-5 start through its first 14 games of the season ranks is tied for the best start in that many games in school history, matching the record the 1947-1948 "Lefty" Reitz-coached team put forth.
Reitz Is Rockin'
The Greyhounds' last two games in Reitz Arena have both been sellout crowds of 2,100. It marks the first time since Reitz opened in December 1984 that the gym has had back-to-back sellout crowds.
The crowd on February 3 against Rider was the building's first sellout since November 14, 2008, against Mount St. Mary's.
Offensive Onslaught
Loyola turned in season highs in points (87), field goals made (32) and field goals attempted (63) on Friday night against Iona.
The Greyhounds' 47 points in the first half were also the most they've scored in the first 20 minutes this season and were tied for the most in either half, matching the 47 scored on November 14 against Coppin State in the second half.
Eight Field Goals For Three
Three Greyhounds knocked down eight or more field goals Friday night against Iona. Erik Etherly was 9-of-12 from the field, Justin Drummond 8-of-12, and Dylon Cormier 8-of-16.
It was the first time in the eight-year tenure of Jimmy Patsos as head coach that three or more players have made eight or more baskets in the same game.
Etherly, Cormier Top 20
For the second time this year, Erik Etherly and Dylon Cormier both topped the 20-point mark. The duo also accomplished the feat on November 17 at UMBC when Etherly scored a career-best 27, and Cormier finished with 20.
On Friday night, Etherly and Cormier's combined 44 points were just over half of the Greyhounds' 87.
Drummond Raises Efficiency
Justin Drummond had his best shooting night of the season Friday versus Iona, making 8-of-12 shots (.667). Drummond, who shot .446 as a freshman last year, has seen his field-goal percentage dip to .387 this year.
His previous best outing of the season came on December 28 at Bucknell when he was 5-of-8 (.625) from the floor.
Strong Inside
Erik Etherly's performance in the paint on Friday night was a key reason the Greyhounds defeated the Gaels after falling by 11 in New Rochelle, N.Y., to the same team last month.
In the January 15 loss, Etherly scored nine points and had seven rebounds, but Friday night he finished with a team-high 22 points and 10 rebounds for his seventh double-double of the season. He also had three assists, two blocked shots and a steal.
Defensive Presence
Jordan Latham did not play in the Greyhounds' first meeting with Iona, an 11-point setback, but the sophomore forward made his presence known Friday night.
He came off the bench and played 14 minutes and had four blocked shots. Three of his blocks were not just redirects, but true swats of the ball. Each of his blocked shots came against different Iona players and in different situations. Twice, Latham swatted shots by driving guards, and he twice denied post players.
The four blocks were a career-high for Latham.
R.J.'s Assists Equal Success
R.J. Williams recorded five assists in the win Friday night over Iona, the fourth time this year he's dished out five or more. The Greyhounds are 7-0 this season in games that Williams has four or more helpers.
As a team, the Greyhounds are 4-0 this year when recorded 15 or more assists, like they did Friday night.
Etherly's Last Ten
Erik Etherly continued his solid play of late with 15 points against both Rider and Saint Peter's, followed by 22 against Iona. The game against the Gaels marked the sixth straight game Etherly has scored 15 or more, raising his 10-game scoring average to 15.5 points, best on the team during that stretch.
Etherly also has averaged 7.8 rebounds, just above his season average, during the stretch that dates back to the Greyhounds' first meeting with Canisius on January 7.
During the stretch, Etherly has scored in double figures nine times – he finished with nine at Iona – and he has scored 15 or more seven times.
Fastest To 19
Loyola's win over Iona was the Greyhounds' 19th of the season, marking their fastest path to 19 victories since joining Division I for the 1981-1982 season. The Greyhounds' arrival at 19 wins after just 24 games came by a wide margin over the previous best.
The 2007-2008 squad, set the previous standard, reaching 19 wins in 30 games, six more than this year's team.
Good MAAC Start
With wins in 11 of its first 13 Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference games this season, Loyola is off to its best start in league play since joining the league in 1989-1990. The Greyhounds' previous best starts were 9-4 in both 2006-2007 and 2007-2008.
Last Time Out
Loyola outscored Iona 36-20 in the last 13:40 of the first half to built a 17-point advantage at the break that it would extend to 25 on two second-half occasions.
Iona steadily chipped away at the Greyhounds' advantage, pulling to within four with less than 30 seconds to play, but Robert Olson and Erik Etherly both hit 2-of-2 from the line in the last 21 ticks of the clock to secure an 87-81 win for Loyola.
Etherly finished with 22 points and 10 rebounds, while Dylon Cormier tallied 22 points, and Justin Drummond had 17.
Six Under Sixty
For the first time in its NCAA Division I history (since 1981-1982), Loyola held six consecutive opponents to fewer than 60 points.
During the span, all Loyola victories, the Greyhounds have held Siena, Saint Peter's (twice), Niagara, Canisius and Rider to an average of 53.2 points per game.
The Greyhounds previously had held three teams to sub-60 performances just once since joining Division I, and that came during 1981-1982, their first season at this level.
The last time a Loyola team held six-straight teams under 60, regardless of division, came in January-February 1977 when it held six teams in a row – Southampton, Saint Peter's, Randolph-Macon, Mount St. Mary's, Baltimore and Philadelphia Textile – to 59 or fewer. The Greyhounds, however, were just 3-3 in that stretch.
During The Six
Loyola's success during the last six games is reflected in several statistics. Opponents are shooting .387, .046 lower than the season average of .433. Also, Loyola has held foes to .241 from 3-point range, more than 10 points lower than the season mark of .350.
Following the Greyhounds' game at Iona on January 15, Loyola was ranked 265th in field-goal percentage defense (.449), 325th in 3-point defense (.389), and 163rd in scoring defense (66.2).
The last six games have moved the Greyhounds to 193rd in field goal percentage defense (.443), 215th in 3-point defense (.350) and 71st in scoring defense (62.8).
Threes In The First
Robert Olson put on a shooting clinic in the first half of Sunday's win at Saint Peter's, making all four of his 3-point attempts and finishing the stanza with 14 points. While foul trouble limited him to nine second-half minutes, he finished with 19 points, two off his career-high, and he matched his season-high with five 3-pointers.
His only miss from behind the arc in the game came with 32 seconds left in the game. He fired a long three with the shot-clock expiring as Loyola was running out the clock.
Olson is now shooting 44.7-percent from 3-point range, and his 51 threes made this season are 14th in school single-season history. His 3-point field goal percentage currently stands third in school single-season history.
Olson has made 123 threes in his career, good for seventh-best all-time at Loyola. With two more, he will tie Gerald Brown (2006-2008) for sixth.
Olson's January, Continued
After a stretch of not scoring in double figures for the last three games of December and the first two in January, Robert Olson was the Greyhounds' leading scorer during the first month of the new calendar year, averaging 13.8. He continued his stretch of scoring with 14 against Rider, 19 at Saint Peter's and 13 against Iona in February's first three contests.
In Loyola's last 10 games, a stretch in which the Greyhounds are 9-1, Olson has averaged a team-best 15.3 points per game, second-most on the team.
During those eight games, his low total is 11, coming at Niagara. He is shooting .520 from the field (51-of-98) and a more impressive .516 (32-of-62) from 3-point range.
Olson has made at least two 3-pointers in each of the 10 games and has three or more in all but three.
Senior Stepping Up
Shane Walker's play over the Greyhounds' wins against Canisius, Rider and Saint Peter's was more in line with his season averages after tailing off some during the month of January.
Walker averaged 12.7 points and 9.3 rebounds against Canisius, Rider and Saint Peter's, a stretch in which he also had eight assists, eight blocked shots and six steals.
In January's first eight games, every contest that month except for the date at Canisius, Walker scored just 5.4 points per game, shooting 26.5-percent from the field and 23.5-percent from 3-point range. His rebounds per game also dipped to 5.1.
Over the last three, however, Walker has shot 48.6-percent from the field and a modest 33.3-percent from 3-point range. He had a double-double with 17 points and 11 rebounds at Canisius, a season-high 12 boards versus Rider, and then a 14-point, 5-steal performance at Saint Peter's.
Something Had To Give
Entering last Friday night's game against Rider, Loyola had held four consecutive opponents to 57 or fewer points, while the Broncs were averaging 87.5 points in their previous three games.
Loyola's defense prevailed in the contest, holding Rider to 12 points in the first half and just 46 overall. It was the Broncs' lowest scoring game since February 2008 when Fairfield held them to 40.
Almost 20 Years
Rider's 46 points were the fewest Loyola has allowed since the Greyhounds defeated Niagara, 68-45, on February 21, 1992, a stretch of 521 games.
Loyola has now held opponents to 49 or fewer points eight times since joining NCAA Division I in 1981-1982. The Greyhounds did it twice each in 1981-1982, 1984-1985 and 1991-1992 and once in 1983-1984.
Bracketbuster Opponent Named
Loyola learned Monday that it will host Boston University of the America East Conference in its sixth appearance in the Sears' Bracketbuster Event. The Greyhounds and Terriers will play Sunday, February 19, at 12 noon in Reitz Arena.
Tied For Second In Road Wins
As of the beginning of the week, Loyola's 10 road wins had them tied for second in all of NCAA Division I for victories away from its home court.
Cleveland State leads the way with 11, while the Greyhounds are tied with Murray State, Friday's foe Iona and Wagner.
Olson Scores In Bunches
Robert Olson scored seven points in a 23-second stretch versus Fairfield, going on a 7-0 run by himself. Fairfield led 62-55 when Olson pulled up for an 18-foot jumper with 1:42 left in regulation. He then hit a shot with his foot on the 3-point line 15 ticks later to make it a 3-point Stags lead. The junior guard tied the game at 62-62 with 1:19 on the clock with a three from the right side.
Olson finished with 15 points, 13 coming in the second half. Earlier in the stanza, an Olson three at the 14:38 mark cut Fairfield's largest lead of 15 to 12, and he then knocked one down with 10:04 on the clock.
It was the second game in a row Olson has scored seven-straight points in the second half. He went on a personal 7-0 run against Canisius to move Loyola's lead back to 11 after the Golden Griffins cut it to four.
The second half has often been a big one for Olson. Last year, he scored nine points in 83 seconds to help defeat Morgan State, and against Iona in Baltimore, Olson made a three pointer with seven ticks of the clock left to tie and send the game to overtime. He then scored the game's last four points to secure the victory.
Walker Moves Into Second
Shane Walker blocked two Fairfield shots in the first three minutes of the game, and he then swatted a Maurice Barrow layup with 13:58 on the clock, tying him for second all-time at Loyola in blocked shots.
With five blocks against Canisius, Walker now has 124 blocks in his career and is all alone in second place. Brian Carroll (1997-2001) holds the school record with 213.
Everyone On The Offensive Boards
Loyola leads the MAAC in offensive rebounding as a team, averaging 13.9, more than a full rebound more per game that second-place Canisius (12.8).
Despite the team ranking, no Greyhounds player is higher than seventh in the conference in offensive rebounds per game. Erik Etherly is tied for sixth with 2.6, while Justin Drummond is 13th with 2.2, and Dylon Cormier is just behind, tied for 15th.
No other team in the MAAC has more than two players in the top 15 of the category.
Loyola caused 20 Siena turnovers, and the Greyhounds were credited with 19 steals. R.J. Williams led the way with a career-high five, while Erik Etherly, Dylon Cormier and Robert Olson each had three.
The 19 steals are the second-most in school history, one more than the Greyhounds posted in a November 29, 1997, game at Kent State. It is also the most Loyola has recorded against a Division I opponent. The school single-game record of 20 came on February 28, 1996, when the team closed the regular-season against St. Mary's (Md.).
Running Away
Runs have been a big part of the Greyhounds' success this year. Here is a look at some runs of note:
|Coppin State
|10-1, 4:26
|31-32, 1:36 (1)
|41-33, 17:11 (2)
|at UMBC
|16-4, 8:08
|35-31, 19:16 (2)
|51-34, 11:08 (2)
|22-5, 6:53
|15-16, 8:08 (1)
|37-21, 1:11 (1)
|9-0, 1:50
|47-48, 11:16 (2)
|56-48, 9:26 (2)
|15-3, 5:47
|61-57, 6:03 (2)
|76-60, :16 (2)
|at Siena
|13-0; 4:27
|0-2, 19:28 (1)
|13-2; 15:35 (1)
|at The Mount
|9-0, 1:55
|24-26, 1:59 (1)
|33-26, :04 (1)
|18-4, 10:14
|57-53, 10:14 (2)
|75-57, 2:11 (2)
|at Fairfield
|36-21, 16:42
|30-45, 16:42 (2)
|66-63, Final
|22-2, 7:36
|40-47, 10:35 (2)
|62-49, 2:49 (2)
|Saint Peter's
|20-5, 8:13
|15-20, 8:55 (1)
|35-25, :48 (1)
|at Niagara
|15-2, 5:42
|44-46, 7:48 (2)
|59-48, 1:58 (2)
|at Canisius
|24-2, 12:04
|16-22, 8:02 (1)
|40-24, 15:58 (2)
|18-0, 8:06
|6-5, 16:50 (1)
|24-5, 8:55 (2)
|36-17, 12:50
|11-10, 13:40 (1)
|47-28, 00:50 (1)
Century Mark
Head Coach Jimmy Patsos became the third coach in Loyola history to win 100 games when the Greyhounds defeated UMBC, 73-63, on the road. Patsos, who is in his eighth season, took over a team that finished 1-27 during the 2002-2003 season. He won his 100th game in his 215th career game.
Last season, Patsos moved into third-place all time at Loyola in victories, trailing only Lefty Reitz (349 wins, 1937-44, 1945-61) and Nap Doherty (165, 1961-74).
|Loyola All-Time Coaching Wins List
|Lefty Reitz
|1937-1944, 1945-1961
|Nap Doherty
|Jimmy Patsos
|Mark Amatucci
|Gary Dicovitsky
Two Of A Kind
Although unofficial, research shows that Jimmy Patsos is one of only two coaches in the last 20 years to take over a team that won just one game the year prior to his arrival.
Brigham Young finished the 1996-1997 season with a 1-25 record. Steve Cleveland took over the following season and tallied 138 wins until his departure for Fresno State after the 2004-2005 season.
Men's & Women's Coaches With 100
Loyola University Maryland is one of just 26 mid-major schools that has men's and women's basketball coaches with 100 or more victories at their current school after Greyhound women's coach Joe Logan got his 100th on December 18 in a win at George Washington.
Loyola is the only school in the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference to have accomplished the feat, and it is one of only five institutions at which the coaches have both won 100 or more games in 10 or fewer seasons.
Getting To The Line
As a team, Loyola went to the free-throw line 46 times at UMBC, making 31. The 46 attempts are the sixth-most all-time and most since the 2004-2005 squad attempted 53 on December 5, 2004, against Niagara.
Loyola's 31 free throws made rank 11th on the school single-game chart and were the most since making 32 on January 14, 2009, versus NJIT.
Although his shot was not falling at UMBC, Dylon Cormier still found ways to be productive on the offensive end of the floor. The sophomore guard was just 2-of-9 from the field, but he went to the free-throw line 17 times, making 15, and finished with 20 points.
Cormier's 15 free throws made are tied for sixth in Loyola single-game history, matching the total made by Mike Powell at Saint Peter's on December 6, 1997, and Donovan Thomas against Marist on February 23, 2003. The 15 makes were the most by a Loyola player since Jamal Barney set the school record with 18 on January 14, 2009, against NJIT. His 17 attempts rank tied for sixth all-time.
Baltimore Bred And More From Nearby
Since taking over as head coach in 2004, Jimmy Patsos has put an emphasis on recruiting locally, and it has never shown as much as on this year's roster. Three players – sophomore guard Dylon Cormier (Cardinal Gibbons), sophomore forward Jordan Latham (City) and freshman guard R.J. Williams (St. Frances) are products of schools within the city limits.
Six more players played in high school within 50 miles of Loyola, as the crow flies (thanks daftlogic.com): Shane Walker & Tyler Hubbard, Montrose Christian, 32.6 miles; Robert Olson, Georgetown Prep, 33.9; Justin Drummond, Riverdale Baptist, 33.9; Anthony Winbush, T.C. Williams, 43.7; and Erik Etherly, Annandale, 47.9.
What's Next
Loyola hits the road for a Wednesday, February 15, game at Marist.


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Pho restaurants in San Gabriel Valley have proliferated over the last two decades – many of the restaurateurs moving out to the area because of heavy competition in the primordial roots of Little Saigon in Westminster. We all have our favorites in SGV and Little Saigon, and find it difficult to digress from the familiar places like Golden Deli, Vietnam House, Saigon Flavor, Pho 54 and Pho 79. Driving by a place like the one pictured above makes it hard to park and try it out. It's easy to overlook this as another pho restaurant because of its name. But it wasn't until I noticed the smaller words under 'Pho Le Loi' and a mentioning from a Chicago/LA foodie by the name of ErikM that I decided to try it. And I couldn't be more glad that I stopped by.
What is cha ca thang long? It's a delicious fish dish cooked with dill and turmeric, originating from Hanoi, Vietnam. It's served on a sizzling platter with a haystack of white onions and dill with fixings including rice noodles, herbs, vegetables and dipping sauce. At Hanoi's famous restaurant, Cha Ca La Vong, the fish is parcooked inside the kitchen and finished off at the table to really whet the appetite of the patrons. The sound of the sizzling fish, intense heaps of aromatic dill and smell of white onions really sets the stage for a good meal. I first had a variation of this dish at Viet Soy Cafe in Silver Lake and enjoyed it enough to make it at home.
I walked in with Jeni and her brother and were greeted by a happy young man and his mother wearing an apron. One quick look at the menu, and we knew what we already wanted to try. Their eyes lit up when I told them that they offered cha ca thang long, a dish they had eaten in Vietnam last year. Besides the sizzling platter version of the dill & turmeric fish dish, you can also order it in a fish paste form, which I also love.
Bun Ca Thi La - Dill & Turmeric Fish Soup Noodles
Expecting something similar that I ate at Viet Soy Cafe, I actually got happy because it resembled, or actually is, bun rieu. Bun rieu is a tomato-based soup with crab and vermicelli noodles that comes with your choice of either the dill & turmeric fish paste or periwinkle sea snails (oc) – these two being the most popular. I ate this at Vien Dong in Little Saigon and it was simply awesome. Anyway, great aroma to this dish due to the perfect amount of tomatoes and dill used. The crab was moist and carried the tomato-flavor like a sponge. I saved the best part (fish paste) for last. Pho Le Loi's version, as you can see, is heavily specked with black pepper and tastes different than Vien Dong's – nonetheless very good. Maggi, the chef/owner, said they use rockfish to make their fish paste. I love this dish because it really entices the palate, like bun bo hue, which is another favorite of mine.
Bac Ha - A Tuber Native to Southeast Asia
This is the first time I've eaten this type of tuber. Wikipedia states that is somewhat like a taro root, but this is more or less the stem of the plant. This is used a lot in Vietnamese and Cambodian cooking because it is porous and really retains the flavor of soup like a sponge. It looked somewhat like a celery but reminded me of a type of Chinese bamboo shoot used in Mongolian-style hot pot. Expecting it to be soggy, I was surprised by how crisp and textured it was. One bite into this and the faucets of soup were turned on. Loved it. Reminded me a lot of Chinese soupy dumplings (xiao long bao).
Cha Ca Thang Long - Dill & Turmeric Fish on Sizzling Platter
You can be in a loud HK-style cafe in SGV yapping away with your drunk friends, eating beef chow mein or wonton soup noodles and suddenly hear a sound like ttttttttttttttttthiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiisssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss. It can only mean the beautiful sound of something delicious sizzling in a black iron platter. I was busy getting a facial in my bowl of soup noodles and heard that wonderful sound. All 3 of us looked back and saw the happy young man walking towards us with the prized dish in his hand – the dish sizzling with so many onions that the steam nearly blocked out his face. Awesome. He set the platter down and we admired this haystack of goodness. As you can see, the fish is almost nowhere to be seen, like a Navy Seal in the jungles of Laos. Look at all those onions and dill. The onions, as with Korean BBQ restaurants, act as padding for the fish as well as last minute flavor boosters. The parade didn't stop as the server came back another two times to bring us noodles, vegetables, two types of sauce (one made with finely ground shrimp sauce and the ubiquitous nuc mam), peanuts and black sesame rice crackers. All of this for $13.99 – enough to feed two needy people. Vien Dong in Little Saigon also serves this dish – again, a very friendly and solid restaurant in OC.
DIY Vietnamese Food
What I love about Vietnamese food is that you aren't limited to eating styles. If you like to 'interact' with your food and be your own chef, this will make you happy. With the fish sizzling on the platter, you can decide between lettuce for a wrap or you can do it like this. Grab some bun rice noodles, fish, onions, dill and your choice of sauce and stir it up. The fish had nice texture but tasted slightly overcooked – but that's our fault. We didn't eat it right away because we were still finishing the aforementioned dish. My tip for you: eat this RIGHT AWAY so that you get the fish at its best. Nonetheless, this was really tasty and fun to eat. I ate all the onions on the platter!
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I have never felt this full in a Vietnamese restaurant. I usually get full really quickly, but that's because I'm guzzling all the soup. This is filling meal that I'll continue to have. The service is good and the people here wear smiles. Besides these two dishes, they offer the standard Vietnamese fare like egg rolls, pork chop and noodles. They however, do not offer beef pho – only chicken pho (pho ga). However, these are just extras walking around in the back of a movie – the real stars are anything made with dill & turmeric. And to top off everything, for the first time in a long time, I was not thirsty after eating Vietnamese food – especially after pho. Cheers to Pho Le Loi for not dumping MSG all over the place.
If you have any more suggestions for cha ca thang long, would love to hear about it. I've heard about Hanoi Restaurant in Little Saigon and have added that to my long list of Little Saigon places to eat at. Thanks for reading.
Pho Le Loi
107 E. Valley Blvd. (Just east of Del Mar Avenue)
San Gabriel, CA 91776
If you have any more suggestions for cha ca thang long, would love to hear about it. I've heard about Hanoi Restaurant in Little Saigon and have added that to my long list of Little Saigon places to eat at. Thanks for reading.
Pho Le Loi
107 E. Valley Blvd. (Just east of Del Mar Avenue)
San Gabriel, CA 91776


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In sports everyone's a winner—some just win better than others, like Katie Lacey and David Berson, who strolled all alone through a fallout zone and emerged with their souls untouched. Translation: the two ESPN horndog lovers were married last weekend.
To recap, Berson and Lacey were involved in a well-known affair (in Bristol, at least) and were rudely called out for their relationship on this site during what some ESPN staff people refer to as "the day Deadspin went Nagasaki on us," and neither horndog's contract was renewed. It was never stated publicly that the reason for their non-renewal was directly related to their formerly illicit love affair, but the timing of their departure was certainly telling. And, oddly enough, the NYT's wedding announcement alluded to the whole messy situation:
Ms. Lacey, 44, and Mr. Berson, 38, left ESPN last December as their contracts were nearing completion and their relationship became publicized. She worked in New York as the senior vice president for marketing, and he worked at the company's headquarters in Bristol, Conn., as the executive vice president for program planning and strategy. The bridegroom's first marriage ended in divorce.
But the pain and hardship caused by those events could not derail their fateful union. Now, they're forever intertwined and coming out from the shadows to live in peace. Let's hope ESPN's other illicit inter-office romances have the same happy ending as Lacey and Berson's (and as Leah Buhl and Chris LaPlaca's!). Your move, Jed Drake and Jay Rothman.
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DE PERE - St. Norbert College's two-year reign atop NCAA Division III hockey came to an abrupt end when the Green Knights dropped a 3-1 decision to UW-Eau Claire in a NCAA Division III Tournament quarterfinal game at the Cornerstone Community Center.
The Green Knights, who won the last two NCAA Division III national titles, saw their season end at 23-6-1. Eau Claire, making its first Frozen Four appearance, takes a 22-5-2 record into Friday's national semifinal against Utica College in Lake Placid, N.Y.
Eau Claire scored the important first goal when Jon Waggoner scored from the top of the face-off circle just 1 minute 39 seconds into the game. The Green Knights answered later in the period when Carl Ekstrom streaked down the slot and scored into an open net with a power-play goal at the 8:23 mark.
The Blugolds jumped ahead again with a power-play goal, this one coming at 19:16. Chris Heineman scored his sixth goal of the season with a shot from out front after it appeared Eau Claire was offsides. Play continued however with the Blugolds converting on the chance.
St. Norbert had several opportunities to tie the game, but came up empty on three second-period power-play chances. The Green Knights outshot the Blugolds 40-21, but couldn't find the equalizer in the last two periods. Joe Perry's short shot from the doorstop with about 2:15 remaining for the final top scoring chance for the Green Knights.
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Whether you need a break from your usual route or just want to get outside more, trail running is becoming the latest craze to lace up to. According the Special Report on Trail Running 2010 by the Outdoor Foundation in partnership with Montrail, trail running attracted 4.8 million participants in 2009, and the numbers have only increased since. And more than 82 percent of trail runners were roadrunners looking for a new scene.
"Trail running is much more engaging than going for a run on the road," says Stephen Hatfield, REI outdoor programs and outreach manager in Portland, Oregon. "You have a limited corridor so you constantly have to sense what is around the corner and make sure you are fully engaged in what you're doing, as opposed to mentally checking out on a run around the block."
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Once you've got the proper footwear, Hatfield says to start slow. Start mixing in one run a week on the trail into your normal routine and build up your mileage each week. Try moderate terrain first and practice your focus. Though it might be tempting, resist taking in the scenery — instead, pay attention to where you're planting your feet to avoid a nasty fall.
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"It's always a good idea to let someone know where you are going and how long you plan to be out for," says Hatfield. In addition, make sure you carry your ID, a map, and your phone in case you land in an area where you may have cell phone service and need help. If you're running toward the end of the day, pack a headlamp. If you happen to take a wrong turn on the trail and it gets dark too quickly, you'll be glad you came prepared.
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As with road running, outfit yourself for whatever weather you'll be trekking in, says Hatfield. More than anything, you are dressing for the elements. For hot days, a pair of synthetic shorts and a sweat-wicking T-shirt will keep you cool. If you're in the woods you may not have to worry about the sun, but for any open areas make sure to bring a hat with you. For cooler weather, invest in an ultra light shell, glove liners, and a lightweight cap to help protect you from wind and give you some added warmth.
Aside from comfortable clothing, your must-have accessory for any runs over 45 minutes should be water, Hatfield says. If you know you're going to be out for a few hours grab some energy bars, too.
Training for a Trail Race
With mud runs and Spartan Races peaking in popularity, trail running is becoming an important part of training for these races. Don't panic if you don't live near any trails — just get creative.
"Scout out some roads or paved paths where you can do some hill training," says Hatfield. "That is going to help you develop those secondary leg muscles that you use with trail running." At the bare minimum, get off a paved surface, Hatfield recommends. "This will help you engage your stabilizing muscles in your lower legs, feet, hips, and ankles which is crucial to handle trails. "If you're looking to build up confidence first before you head outside, run on the treadmill on an incline.
Finally, as with all training plans: Don't skimp on the cross training. "There have been tons of studies recently showing that dynamic stretches like walking lunges and butt-kicks are more effective than static stretches before running," Hatfield says. "Static stretching is what you want to do post-run to recover faster." To cross train and stretch at the same time, consider taking up a weekly yoga class to work on strengthening and stretching your muscles.
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Ah, weird athlete endorsements. Along with a rat pack that includes Sean Hannity, Dennis Miller, and Glenn Beck, Sacramento Kings guard Jimmer Fredette endorses Daily Bread, a company that packages food that they claim will last up to 25 years. Who needs food that will last up to 25 years? Well, there are reasons to have it around—in areas where natural disasters are likely, it's a great idea to have some emergency supplies on hand, and if you were to go on a long camping trip, you might want the same—but the short answer is, basically, people counting on a looming societal collapse. If you listen to the testimonials (and I dare you to listen to Dennis Miller's testimonial without at least considering suicide) the thing that comes up over and over again is what 'uncertain times" we live in. On the sidebar of the "Why Prepare" section of their website, Daily Bread has a scrolling ticker that reads, ominously, "Calamities on the rise: what's in today's news..."
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For decades, government and religious organizations have urged people to prepare themselves by storing extra food and water. In light of recent disasters and unsettled economic times, it is becoming easy to see the importance of doing so.
Without warning, each of us may face a storm in our own lives. While we cannot control when these things may happen, we can prepare ourselves to weather the uncertainty.
A storm so bad you need 25 years worth of food! It's hard to imagine a storm that severe.
If you're curious about Daily Bread or want to learn more about what looks (from a distance! admittedly, from a distance) like something of a crazy-person scam—well, so do I. There isn't a whole lot of information out there, but threads on GunBoards.com and SurvivalistBoards.com are skeptical, saying that the products are overpriced, that the company is "playing on people's fear of an uncertain future," and that ordering anything comes with strings attached. Those forums are actually the only place you can find much chatter about Daily Bread, an odd circumstance considering the line-up of celebrity endorsers.
FoodStorageReviewer.com burned Fredette thusly:
We here at the foodstoragereviewer.com are always in favor of spreading the message about emergency preparedness and food storage in particular. In fact, we are in favor of anything that will get people off the couch and get them to start doing tangible things to get prepared. It's just slightly humorous that this message would be shared by an NBA basketball player who is currently riding the bench.
These commercials (there's a series of four of them, including the one above) max out at about 2,600 views on YouTube, and the comments don't seem to take them very seriously. Are there any Deadspinners out west (we're thinking Utah, probably) that have seen these on television? Is the company what it looks like—a freeze-dried food seller that benefits from apocalypse anxiety by applying large mark-ups—or is there more to it? Has anyone asked Jimmer Fredette about December 21?


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The U.S. Senate has just failed to get 60 votes on a bipartisan proposal to expand gun sale background checks. Politico reports:
"The vote was 54-46, with only four Republicans crossing the aisle and voting with the Democrats in favor of the bipartisan proposal by Sens. Joe Manchin (D-W.Va.) and Pat Toomey (R-Pa.). Sixty votes were needed."
Four months after the Newtown massacre, a compromise measure that would have banned no guns, no magazines, is apparently still too strong. And what is especially outrageous is the continued abuse of the filibuster, requiring 60 votes for anything to pass the Senate. Is there any other legislative body in the world where a proposal can pass by 8 votes and lose?
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Jon Rappoport
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In the fabled 1960s, the cops were called pigs, and anybody on the political Left who wanted a ticket to the show knew that and mouthed it often.
At rallies, protests, and riots, people said: are the pigs here yet? I heard they were three blocks away. Wonder how many pigs they're sending today? There! There they are! The pigs!
Now, on the Left, that tradition has morphed into: repeal the 2nd Amendment; turn in your guns; citizens with guns are satanic; the police will protect us; a private citizen with a gun is a killer and needs psychiatric lockdown; suspend that five-year old with the gun screen-saver.
What happened?
In 1968, if you asked a leftie college student whether a black man living in the inner city had a right to own a gun to protect himself against the cops, the answer, ten out of ten times, would have been yes.
Now, that leftie kid will be talking about the insanity of anybody owning a gun. Except for the cops.
Well, three things have happened since the 1960s. The end of the military draft, and the end of anybody caring who smokes pot or who has sex with who. Those changes melted away the whole "movement."
A professor friend taught at UCLA during the turbulent 60s and early 70s. He told me as soon as the Vietnam war was over, the campus transformed in a flash. Students were suddenly all about finding a niche in the job market after graduation. Boom. Switch on, switch off.
The titanic idealism was put away in a drawer and filed under "crazy shit I did."
The one remaining piece from the 60s that has endured is hatred of big corporations. But gradually, a parallel mindset has developed. First, grudging acceptance of big government; then toleration; then admiration.
Now, the Left is all about big government and the "positive changes" it can make.
And when I say the Left, I also mean the center, and a great deal of the right, because they've come along for the ride, too. They are the Left now.
In 1968, a big-time liberal presidential candidate, Hubert Humphrey, was the target of riots, by the Left, at the Democratic National Convention. Those riots tore apart half the city. Two years earlier, a march, by the Left, on the Century Plaza Hotel in LA, where Democratic President Lyndon Johnson was staying, sealed his fate. It was the last stone. Johnson, who had presided over the war on poverty and the creation of "The Great Society," the biggest federal program since FDR's New Deal, was mangled into oblivion.
Johnson announced he wouldn't run for office again in 1968.
If Pelosi, Reid, Frank, and Obama had been around then, they would have been hammered in the same way by the Left. If they were for the war in Vietnam.
That was the big key, the war. Or to be precise, the military draft.
"Hey, hey, LBJ, how many kids did you kill today?!"
Meaning: "I won't risk my neck going to Nam!"
The elite Left has become the personification of the soccer mom now. Worries about everything. Danger everywhere. Needs more helmets. Schedules more play dates. Wants more state surveillance. "If you're against intrusion on your privacy, maybe you have something to hide." "Keep the poor bottled up in inner cities, give them anything they want, just don't let them into my neighborhood."
The Left has also become the promise of a vague fairyland new age. "We're all in this together." "We can raise up the lowest among us (by printing more money)."
And the police are part of that fantasy. They're the centurions at the gate. "Arm them to the teeth." "Render the rest of us powerless." That's the grand solution to all our social ills. Naked, hairless, unarmed, watched around the clock, we'll be beautifully safe, under the machine of a national police force.
You think I'm attacking a straw man here? You think I'm devising a distorted picture of the collectivist Left and their allies? You think there's some still-powerful rebellion, on the political Left, against the State, that can put a million people on the street to protest a specific fascist program of that big power? Where is it?
What was it, really, even in 1968? If the Vietnam war had been fought with no draft, with a volunteer army, a large part of the 1960s wouldn't have happened at all.
As the 1970s droned on into the 80s, a rapprochement was achieved between the citizens and the police. More and more, the Left came to believe the whole idea of rebellion against the State was an old delusion. It was something people like Camus and Sartre had written about. It was really a European thing, an abstract philosophical pose.
Once the dust and the smelly underwear of the 1960s had been cleared away, the real State Op came into being. Encourage, in every way possible, crime and criminals; and then come in behind that with an answer to the horrific threat: cops.
Irresistible. On the streets, in the newspapers, on television, enact crime after crime after crime…and then promote the only answer: cops. More cops. More cops with bigger and better weapons.
Disarm everybody and leave the police and the FBI and the military and numerous other government agencies with the only guns.
Does this excuse the actual perpetrators of street crimes? No, of course not. In fact, it makes them more guilty, because they're aiding and abetting a much larger plan. I'm not here to excuse a man who picks up a gun and shoots somebody. I'm spelling out context:
Seed the whole country with violence-inducing toxic psychiatric drugs and you will get plenty of crime. Which is exactly what has happened. All the way from Ritalin (cheep speed) to the SSRI antidepressants, to the brain-hammer anti-psychotics, the drug companies and their allied psychiatrists have been creating killings.
Allow American street gangs to work for Mexican and Colombian drug cartels, while providing those cartels with US government protection as they sell tons of heroin and cocaine and crack all over the country, and you will get plenty of crime.
Pour billions of dollars into "rehabilitating" inner cities and stand by while the money disappears and is stolen, dedicate funds to programs that have no chance of working, stop genuine grass roots movements to build vast urban farms and provide free food and a sense of community, and you will get plenty of crime.
These and other strategies are the actions of a war to expand crime, to necessitate massive intervention by the State. This is an Op.
Our current leader, after similar mouthpieces like Bush and Clinton, is the one man who couldn't possibly be on board with the Op. Barack Obama. He couldn't possibly be doing his part to destabilize the whole society. He couldn't. Which is exactly why he is the president of the United States now. Because he seems to stand for something better. But he doesn't. He is definitely part of the Op.
But if he really did stand for something better, he could do several things, by executive order, that would detonate a real revolution in this country. Three crazy wild out-of-left field things, just for starters.
Declare and wage an all-out war on drug cartels and their sub-contracted domestic gangs.
Kick off a huge—and I mean huge—genuine urban farming program in every city in America. Free, clean, non-GMO food for the poor, grown by the poor, shared by the poor. The ramifications of such a program, carried out swiftly, would be astonishing on every level.
And attack, with a vengeance, Big Pharma and their psychiatric drugs.
The baffled response to such a program illustrates just how deep the brainwashing in this country goes.
And some people would say, "If Obama stood up and did those things, he'd be killed tomorrow."
That's getting us closer to the truth. But it would be senseless to stand up alone. He would need allies. Lots of them. Where would he find them? (Assuming he would launch this three-pronged program…a ludicrous assumption.)
Would he meet with Pelosi, Frank, Reid, Hillary, Boehner, Paul Ryan, Rubio, Rachel Maddow, Rush Limbaugh….
Where in the familiar circles of power would any president find allies to turn things around?
And that's exactly why rebellion against the State isn't just some old crusty abstract idea.
That's why decentralization of power in America, at all levels, is THE counter-agenda. Intentional communities, nullification of unconstitutional federal laws, boycotts against corporations like Monsanto, alternative news sources, growing your own food, local parents threatening school boards to back off forcing psychiatric drugs down the throats of their children, home schooling, etc., etc.
Rendering every citizen weaponless, while at the same time giving the police every possible weapon and surveillance tool, is a solution in the same way that closing your eyes and jumping into a big barrel and pulling down the lid over your head is a solution.
300 million barrels with TV sets and smart phones is exactly what the State Corporatists are pushing.
The political Left promoted rebellion against the State as long as they saw themselves outside in the cold. But when they began to realize that they were, in fact, becoming the State, with all the power of the federal government, they dropped the idea of genuine rebellion like a hot potato. They praised big government, they assured everybody it was the solution, not the problem.
They shed bottom-up revolution because they were top-down.
There are lots of old Lefties who have been working to stop GMOs. When Obama signed the Monsanto Protection Act the other day, they paused and pondered. They began to realize they've been caught in a squeeze play. Their man, the president, isn't who they thought he was. Not at all.
This disaffection is a familiar theme: outsiders feel solidarity in their revolution; then their leaders become insiders; then the ideals vanish, leaving the foot soldiers in the lurch.
Originally appeared at NoMoreFakeNews.com.
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Katherine Heigl is too busy being too busy these days to do a tv show because she's looking after her baby and her movie career. TR Knight needed a replacement hag for his nights out. Last night he showed up at the Broadway opening of Promises, Promises with a super Try hag on his arm and cute light long locks. Look at her. She wants it so bad. I mean the girl.
Also in attendance at Promises, Promises – the dashing Hugh Jackman who probably offered to repair Chelsea Clinton's foot, and Zachary Quinto, Madonna's one night pet. If she had material for a new video he'd be in it for sure.
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For Immediate Release, August 7, 2012
Contact: Tierra Curry, (928) 522-3681
Two Southern Arizona Plants Move Toward Endangered Species Act Protection
Bartram Stonecrop, Beardless Chinch Weed Among Species Threatened by
Proposed Rosemont Copper Mine
TUCSON, Ariz.— Two rare southern Arizona plants moved closer to Endangered Species Act protection today as part of a 2011 landmark legal settlement by the Center for Biological Diversity to speed protection decisions for 757 species around the country. Today's positive "90-day finding" from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service kicks off a one-year review of the plants' status to determine if they qualify for federal protection. Bartram stonecrop and beardless chinch weed are two of a dozen endangered animals and plants threatened by the proposed Rosemont Copper Mine near Tucson, which would impact more than 145,000 acres of wildlife habitat.
"These two lovely plants are in danger of disappearing, so we're elated they're a step closer to protection by the Endangered Species Act," said Tierra Curry, a biologist with the Center. "The Act is 99 percent effective at preventing the extinction of the plants and animals under its care. These Arizona plants need all the help they can get because they're in the path of destruction of the Rosemont mine."
The plants occur in Pima, Cochise and Santa Cruz counties. Bartram stonecrop is known from only 12 locations and beardless chinch weed from 13, though several populations of both species may already be lost. Both plants were first known to be in need of protection in 1980 when they were identified as candidates for federal listing.
Beardless chinch weed is a tall yellow flower in the aster family that is found in the footprint of the proposed Rosemont mine and would be crushed by mining activities. Bartram stonecrop is a succulent known for its beauty that is found near the mine and would be impacted by dust, water depletion, and the spread of invasive plants resulting from ground disturbance. Both plants are also threatened by livestock grazing, and the stonecrop is threatened by collection.
"The costs to endangered species, air quality and water supplies that would result from the Rosemont mine are simply unacceptable. You can't wipe out endangered species, produce 1,200 million tons of toxic waste and withdraw 33 billion gallons of water and still claim to be 'green.' There is simply no such thing as a sustainable mile-wide open pit copper mine," said Curry.
The Center is working to protect more than a dozen imperiled species threatened by the proposed Rosemont mine. Last month the Center filed a lawsuit to speed Endangered Species Act protection for Coleman's coralroot, a beautiful purple orchid growing on national forest land in the mine's footprint. In 2010, the Center petitioned to protect the Rosemont talussnail and the Sonoran talussnail. The Rosemont talussnail is now on the candidate list for protection and the Sonoran talussnail is now under status review. In addition to these species, the mine threatens other endangered species, including the Chiricahua leopard frog, Gila chub, Gila topminnow, Huachuca water umbel, jaguar, lesser long-nosed bat, ocelot, Pima pineapple cactus and southwestern willow flycatcher. Several candidate species would also be put at risk by the mine, including the desert tortoise, northern Mexican garter snake and western yellow-billed cuckoo.
"The diversity of the Rosemont area is significant on a global scale. The mine would be a disaster for hundreds of wildlife species and for the quality of life and economic health of people around Tucson due to air, noise and water pollution and to loss of tourism and recreation dollars," said Curry.
The mine still needs several permits to move forward, including an air-quality permit from Pima County that has already been denied once, and a Clean Water Act permit from the Army Corps of Engineers that is pending. The Coronado National Forest released a draft "environmental impact statement" for the mine in September 2011, which has been severely criticized by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency as wholly inadequate and based on faulty science. In an extremely rare move, the EPA gave the impact statement the lowest possible rating and threatened to intervene if permitting for the mine proceeds.
Some of the most contentious issues surrounding the mine include impacts on drinking-water supplies. Concerns include impacts on existing wells in the area; plans to fill more than 150 stream drainages on the mine site; and a plan, yet untested in dry climates, to dry-stack waste tailings, a technique that critics fear will result in toxic pollutants leaching into groundwater during heavy rain events.
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Acosta, the gnat, tweeted this: "I found some steel slats down on the border. But I don't see anything resembling a national emergency situation.. at least not in the McAllen TX area of the border where Trump will be today."
This clown does not realize that he is making the case for a wall! The reason that there aren't any illegals and the reason there isn't a crisis is because there's a steel slat wall, and he's standing right next to it! No one is there because there is a wall there! They're going elsewhere to cross the border because there's a wall there. And there are people at the wall guarding it. But this clown thinks that he's proving there's no crisis by standing next to a wall and saying, "See? There's nothing happening here. There's no national emergency. No one's here."
I found some steel slats down on the border. But I don't see anything resembling a national emergency situation.. at least not in the McAllen TX area of the border where Trump will be today. pic.twitter.com/KRoLdszLUu
— Jim Acosta (@Acosta) January 10, 2019
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Steven in Westchester County, New York. Great to have, sir. Hi.
CALLER: Hey, Maha Rushie, how are you there?
RUSH: Fine and dandy. Thank you.
CALLER: My feeling on this is that if Trump does not use the emergency powers that he's granted, that this is gonna nuke any future presidents from using this power that they have.
RUSH: Well, I understand what you're saying, but that wouldn't be the case. Trump is not using it because other presidents have, and there have been many presidents that never have used it. It's an existing power. There's also the Secure Fences Act. There's all kinds of things for Trump to rely on here. But it's expressly by an act of Congress. The National Emergencies Act is so broad-based, it dates back to 1976, and it is an act of Congress. They passed a law suggesting the president has these kinds of powers.
Now, Trump is not obligated to use it so as to enable future presidents to use it. I don't think there's any kind of "use by" expiration date with these things. They come up as necessary. And as I say, there's a bunch of them still in force. Presidents long ago declared states of national emergency and still haven't withdrawn them. But Trump has said today that it'd be surprising -- this is a quote -- "Surprising if I don't declare a national emergency for the wall."
I mean, we've got the audio. He laid into the Democrats today. He had a 15-minute little gaggle with the media before getting on the helicopter to go to Andrews to get on a plane to go to Texas. I should play some. He just tore into the media today, particularly NBC, and explained that it would be surprising if he doesn't declare a national emergency.
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The Chinese-language Next Magazine edition published yesterday reported that the Spanish government notified Taiwan in 2009 and 2011 about some products manufactured by Taisun Enterprise Co (泰山企業) and Fwusow Industry (福壽油品) it suspected had been adulterated. The firms allegedly mixed imported olive pomace oil with other low-quality oil and sold the mix as pure olive oil.
The Spanish government listed two suspicious items, but the then-department of health ministers Yeh Chin-chuan (葉金川) and Yaung Chih-liang (楊志良) did not order an investigation into the products, the magazine said.
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Meanwhile, the two firms denied their extra-virgin olive oil products were adulterated and Taisun said it was considering taking legal action against the magazine.
The Greater Taichung Government's health bureau said its inspection of Fwusow's extra-virgin olive oil products found they conformed to standards and did not contain cottonseed oil.
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The 12 products will be removed from the shelves immediately for violating the Act Governing Food Sanitation (食品衛生管理法), FDA Northern Center for Regional Administration Director Feng Jun-lan (馮潤蘭) said.
In a bid to ease public concern, the agency published a list of 149 oil products that had been proven to be free of sodium copper chlorophyllin and copper chlorophyllin food colorants.
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Two weeks in and the Monticello Bucks are 1-1 in football, while the San Juan Broncos move to 2-0 after the teams renewed the rivalry for the 60th time.
After the two teams took a break last year, the Broncos administered a 35-0 beatdown of the Bucks in Monticello on August 24.
In addition to football, the San Juan and Monticello JV and C teams dominated a volleyball tournament in Blanding, and the cross country teams got underway at Cedar City.
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The Broncos travel to South Sevier for a region matchup with the much-improved Rams in Monroe, while the Buckaroos draw a 1A foe in Layton Christian in Layton.
The Lady Broncos and Bucks took a rest on a varsity level this week and let the JV and C teams take center stage in an 11-team tournament in Blanding.
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After the varsity participated in a tournament in St. George the prior week, Moon phased, "We finished 4-4 at St. George. We beat Escalante, Parowan, Monticello, and Escalante. We lost to Park City, South Sevier, Union, and Grand. We were in most of the sets we lost, so I don't feel too badly yet. We do need to work on the end of games as we were in the lead or tied in many of the ones we lost."
A little golf to end things off, since it is the simply the preeminent time to play golf in Monticello, especially after the 1.24 inch soaking rain of last week.
Dennis Crane is the new Hideout Club Champion, after he bested Josh Keyes 2 and 1 last week.
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Our week of emergency visual representations of our daily top app charts continues with the latest and greatest for the Windows Phone crowd, who seem to be playing a lot of SmartGlass and Xbox Live Extras. My high score in SmartGlass would blow your mind.
Cracking Sands continues to dominate the paid charts this week, though I suspect the wondrous card-based Carcassonne will soon hand it walking papers. And look at Pac-Man karting, slipping up the charts, that sneaky monkey.
Come back next week, when I have to actually build a chart again.