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Alexandria Commission for the Arts Seeks Public Comment on Proposed Del Ray MuralThe Alexandria Commission for the Arts is seeking public comment on a proposed mural to be painted at Art on the Avenue scheduled for Saturday, October 2. The Del Ray Mural Youth Project will culminate with the painting of a mural on the outside wall of the gymnasium at the Mt. Vernon Recreation Center, located at 2701 Commonwealth Ave. The purpose of the Del Ray Mural Youth Project is to involve local youth in a meaningful public art project that not only produces an inspiring work of art but provides a valuable learning experience for the youth involved. While design, planning and preparations for the mural will occur beforehand, the bulk of the painting will be done throughout the day on October 2 as part of Art on the Avenue. The mural with be a temporary art piece, and the intention is to paint a new mural every two years at Art on the Avenue, continuing this "art in action" tradition. The public is invited to view the concept board of the mural and submit comments through Monday, September 20. Renderings of the mural will be on display in the lobby of the Mt. Vernon Recreation Center during normal operating hours. Those interested in providing comments will be able to record their comments in a notebook near the display or email them to email@example.com, subject line: Del Ray Mural. All comments received by September 20 will be reviewed by the Alexandria Commission for the Arts. To view the proposed mural, click here. For more information and questions on the Del Ray Mural, contact the Alexandria the Commission for the Arts at 703.746.5588 or email@example.com. |


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Jim Christianson | 12/11/2012"We get here at 5:00 in the morning and we`re working until nine, ten o`clock in the evening the last 30 days before Christmas," he said.
On a frosty morning, the long-time owner of Westley`s Jewelry is already sitting in his workshop repairing and creating a few handcrafted gift items. And he`s upbeat about the recent taste of wintery weather.
"We need to have a little bit of snow just to put people in the right spirit. And to get them thinking about Christmas. And even a little bit of cold is not a bad thing. If the weather`s too pleasant, people procrastinate and they wait until the last minute."
In 75 years, Kiemele says Westley`s has expanded their fine jewelry selection. But he still takes time to work on old fashioned things like pocket watches and wristwatches and custom jewelry creations.
"At one time, we had three watchmakers in the store. So we`ve always been doing watches and clocks. Now the focus in the last 20 years is definitely jewelry."
Now that he has more company downtown thanks to new retail stores, bars and restaurants, Kiemele says that`s translated into more foot traffic in his corner shop. And he hears the same positive feedback from his competitors, such as Walkers n` Daughters, Knowles Jewelry and Kokkelers, all long-time downtown jewelry stores.
"I think what it did is it made people come downtown and just become aware of guys like me and businesses like us."
Still, Kiemele admits the clock is ticking until Christmas, leaving him less than two weeks to finish all of his orders on time, which means more late hours at his work bench.
Kiemele says Christmas is the busiest time of the year for sales. The next big rush happens in the spring, when more people are shopping for engagement rings.
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Natasha Hughes re-orders her hit list of wine matches for pinot following her visit to the International Pinot Noir Celebration.
Pinot noir is one of the most versatile red wines to match with food and a great option in a restaurant when one of you is eating meat and the other fish.
New Zealand cookery writer Lauraine Jacobs reports on the Pinot Noir '07 conference in Wellington, including a gourmet sausage tasting
A report on the fascinating food and wine matching workshop that was held at the International Pinot Noir Celebration in Oregon last month which showed that you can find a pinot pairing for almost any kind of lamb dish.
Following Lauraine Jacobs' report earlier this week from the Pinot Noir 07 conference in Wellington here are some more timely thoughts on pairing pinot with Asian food from another attendee Ch'ng Poh Tiong.
Most of the pairings in this weekly slot are chosen for the way they flatter food but here's one that's designed to show off a very special wine: a 2010 Argentinian Pinot Noir called Chacra Cinquenta Cinca or Chacra 55.
I know duck and Pinot is a bit of a no-brainer but this was such a great dish and such a stellar wine that it's worth revisiting. (Coupled with the fact that some of you may be having duck for Christmas.)
If i'm asked what my favourite wine is I usually say I don't have one as there are always moments when I fancy one wine more than anything else. But Pinot Noir has to be up there, especially a glorious, hedonistic Pinot like this Domaine Lucci Wildman Pinot which is one of the most delicious wines I've tasted all year*.
My match of the week has to include Gladstone Pinot Noir from Wairarapa in New Zealand which featured in two unexpectedly good pairings at two different restaurants.
Those of you who have read my report yesterday on the 20th anniversary of Charlie Trotter's will know I've spent the last few days in Chicago eating some quite amazing food. But occasionally you need a change from all that gourmet fare and I found it in that great Chicago institution Gibsons steakhouse where they serve something called a 'Gold Coast Slider'.
If you think you automatically need to partner a fish dish with white wine think again! Meaty fish such as salmon and tuna take really well to Pinot Noir, the grape variety that the hero Miles raved about in the hit movie Sideways.
Pigs and Pinot is a well established combination that is the focus of an annual celebration at Charlie Palmer's Dry Creek Kitchen at the Hotel Healdsburg and after reminding myself of the combination last week at Daniel Boulud's new London outpost Bar Boulud I can see why.
A student gathering is not the first place you'd think of finding a good wine pairing or, indeed, a drinkable wine at all but the talk I gave last week at the University of Bristol Wine Circle produced some great combinations.
Last night I went back to The Greenhouse for the first time since its revamp, for dinner with its owner Marlon Abela and his head wine buyer Jean-Marc Heurlière.
The other night I went back to one of my favourite restaurants Ransome's Dock, a friendly neighbourhood restaurant in Battersea that has great food and an even more stellar wine list, put together with detailed and well-written tasting notes by chef/proprietor Martin Lam. (You can download it from the site)
With the World Cup in full swing you might be thinking about cracking open a bottle of South Africa's own red, Pinotage. But what to eat with it? Here are a few ideas based on my trip earlier this year.
Last week's highlight was a trip to the newly opened downstairs restaurant at Terroirs, a restaurant of which regular readers will know I'm a huge fan (along with the rest of the UK's wine-writing fraternity).
The other day I enjoyed a surprisingly good pairing of a beetroot soup with an English blend of Pinot Noir and Rondo from Kent winery Chapel Down at the London restaurant Roast. I say surprising a) because soup is difficult to pair and b) because the two are so similar in colour that you'd think the wine wouldn't be a sufficient contrast to the soup. In fact its fruitiness and crisp acidity (the Rondo making it taste more like a mid-weight Italian red) was just the right counterpoint to the earthy rich character of the beetroot.
If you think of the ingredients that show off a great wine mushrooms would have to be near the top of the list. Possessed of the sexy ingredient umami - the intensely savoury taste identified by the Japanese, they flatter and act as the perfect foil for wines as disparate as vintage Champagne, Pinot Noir and Cabernet Sauvignon.
Quite an old article from the archives (first published in Decanter in 2007) but the advice still holds good, I reckon. Although I had a fantastic bottle of 2008 Felton Road Block 5 Pinot Noir with a T-bone rather than a fillet the other day. But that would taste good with anything.
About the most daunting audience that anyone could face is a group of wine writers, especially if a number of those happen to specialise in food and wine matching so it was with some trepidation that I agreed to lead a tasting on wine and charcuterie in London on Monday night on the eve of the London International Wine Fair.
There's one wine that's invariably recommended as a pairing for duck and that is Pinot Noir but of course duck, like any other meat, can be cooked in different ways. How does that affect the match?
Of all the different aspects of wine and food matching I write about, wine and Indian food is the most controversial. What type of wine works best, and indeed whether you should drink wine at all is the subject of endlessly heated exchanges. The subject has recently come up again with the introduction of a number of wines that are specifically designed to go with spicy food. Was this, at last, the solution?
What happened to days 2 and 3 you may be asking and indeed that's what I'm asking myself. We swept through Eastern Washington as fast as a tornado, barely pausing to sleep, never mind write.
The last two days have been quite, quite beautiful, starting mistily, basking midday in an unseasonally warm sun and finishing with an extended dusk that announces that spring is finally here. I immediately want to eat lighter meals: the new season's vegetables are not quite in yet but I can at least plan for summer and that means a spring clean of the cellar, pushing the full bodied reds to the back and assessing what whites, lighter reds and rosés I still have lurking in the racks.
After my recent visit to the Jura I've rethought my ideas about which wines make the best wine pairings for Comté cheese.
I always think it's misleading to describe pork as a 'white meat'. Strictly that's accurate, I suppose, but 'whiteness' somehow seems to suggest lack of flavour. Although that's still true of much mass-produced pork there's far more rare breed pork around these days which has a great deal of character.
With the Thai New Year celebrations coming up you may well be planning to eat in a Thai restaurant or host a Thai meal at home. But which drinks are the best to serve?
Scandinavian food is becoming increasingly popular but what type of wine should you drink with it? Lucy Bridgers reports on how German wine fares.
A recent trip to Beijing and Shanghai opened my eyes anew to the possibilities involved in drinking wine with Chinese food. Many of the conclusions we have painstakingly arrived at in the west turn out to be less obvious when tried out in situ.
People occasionally ask me my favourite cheese - an impossible question but Vacherin Mont d'Or is certainly up there in the top 5.
If your Easter roast is a ham or gammon you need a more substantial wine with it than when you serve ham as a cold cut. Which one depends on the glaze.
Vegetarians often get overlooked at this time of year so if you're vegetarian yourself or cooking for one here are some perfect pairings for some delicious festive recipes from the web.
Whenever anyone talks about foods that are difficult to match with wine asparagus always comes up but as I've always felt the problem is overstated. Just like any other ingredient it depends how you cook and serve it and how many other ingredients there are on the plate.
As I mentioned in my last post our last lunch of the Oregon trip was at Cristom where sales director (no less!) John D'Anna cooked us a great meal. Here's how he did it and - where I have a link to them - the recipes he used. Try it!
Last night was my first experience of Rijsttafel - the Indonesian speciality that's widely available in Amsterdam. Translated literally as 'rice table', it's an elaborate array of curries, salads and pickles which present a tough challenge for any wine.
The sharp-eyed among you will notice that my recommendations have changed since I posted this article earlier today. I've revised my opinion since retasting Cornish Blue which I found in my local deli - Arch House Deli.
None of you I'm sure can have failed to notice just how many different bottles of rosé are now available on the average supermarket shelf. From being purely a summer wine there are now rosés for almost every type of food and occasion just as there are different styles of white and red wine.
Summer (or what passes for it) is the perfect time of year to eat crab so why not try out your wine pairing skills and work out which wines you'd match with these eight different crab dishes. My own suggestions below . . .
A fair bit gets written - including by yours truly - about pairing wine with turkey but what type of drinks go best with the Christmas ham?
It's the time of year to look back and review the best food and wine matches of 2011. Some were comfortingly familiar, some a total surprise to me. What they had in common was that the combination was more than the sum of the parts. The drink - in most cases wine - made the food taste more delicious, the food just made the wine sing. I hope you enjoy something similar in 2012.
If anyone still needs convincing about the virtues of food and wine matching Mark Hix's fresh seasonal recipes in The Independent today should convince them. Even the 'drink what you like with the food you like' brigade would have to admit that a voluptuous Meursault or oak-aged white Bordeaux would totally overwhelm the flavours of raw food.
Turkish food is not traditionally accompanied by wine. And although the Turks do have a wine industry not much of it makes its way over here. But here are some thoughts on possible pairings for Mark Hix's Turkish inspired recipes in the Independent this weekend"
Lucy Bridgers reports: The quintessentially English Quo Vadis in London was the setting for a recent lunch hosted by Australia's First Families of Wine, a group of 12 long-established family-owned companies
Continuing with our series of South African Braai recipes to celebrate the World Cup, here's winemaker Paul Cluver's version of beer-can chicken made with apple juice rather than beer.
The answer to that may well be 'whatever wine's left over' - if there is any, of course - but if you're looking for a wine that will match specific dishes here are a few ideas:
Sunday marked not only the start of the Chinese New Year but the Vietnamese New Year celebrations too - known as Tet. As in China there are certain foods which are traditional to the occasion such as pickled vegetables and candied fruits, none of which are particularly wine-friendly but in general I find Vietnamese food, with its milder heat and fragrant herbal flavours easier to match than Thai (although I haven't had such extensive experience of doing so).
With Chinese new year coming up this weekend you may be planning a trip to a Chinese restaurant or planning a Chinese meal at home. But which wine to serve?
Last night I had dinner at the Dorchester Grill Room, one of London's grander hotel restaurants which has been given an absurdly baroque makeover reminiscent of what Balmoral must have looked like in Victorian times. The team in the restaurant though are bang up to date with one of the smartest sommeliers in town, Jason McAuliffe doing an impressive double act with the talented young chef Aiden Byrne.
A muggy evening in mid-July might seem an odd occasion to focus on wine and game matching but there were two reasons for last night's Louis Jadot game dinner and the Westminster Kingsway catering college. One is that they hoped to engage the attention of consumer magazines who work 4-6 months ahead in terms of feature planning and the second is that the Game-to-Eat campaign is trying to encourage us all to think of eating game year round.
Wow, the celebrations are coming thick and fast this week! After lovers, now mothers . . .Well, curiously, a similar psychology applies. Mums come in all shapes and sizes so what will appeal to one may not necessarily appeal to another. It's all about thinking about the individual and picking the bottle they would most enjoy.
I've written before about pairing wine with Chinese food - and so have some of my contributors but here's a slightly different way of going about it that may help you decide which bottle to choose and make your pairings more successful. It involves deciding which flavours are predominant in a dish or selection of dishes.
Unusually for this mini-series on British cheeses, I've had a recent chance to taste through a range of wines and beers with Cheshire - Appleby's Cheshire to be exact - so the hits and misses are fresh in my mind. As you probably know it's a British territorial cheese with a crumbly texture and mellow flavour but quite a firm bite.
As it's both Bonfire Night and British Sausage Week this week there's a fair chance that you'll be eating bangers of some kind, so what's the best pairing? As always it depends on the sausage but I personally find that beer and cider are often just as good partners as wine.
It's true that lamb is one of the most wine-friendly of meats, as at home with red Bordeaux and Rioja as it is with the more fruit driven varietals from the new world. But if you're looking for a spot-on match it's worth thinking just how - and for how long - you're going to cook it.
If you haven't yet worked out what to drink on Thursday (February 14th, if you need reminding!) here are a few suggestions to match popular Valentine's Day foods.
There's still a bit of resistance to drinking red wine with fish, let alone with a white fish like cod but last week I had the perfect dish to combine with a good red burgundy.
If you're planning a Pancake Day celebration tomorrow and haven't yet decided what to drink here are few ideas.
If you're after an inexpensive white to take you through the summer you need look no further than this smart Gavi from Aldi which they're selling for the ridiculously low price of £4.99. £4.99! In fact I'd be hard-pushed to think of any Italian white that's better value at under a fiver.
Maybe Chinese restaurants are like buses. You don't get any new openings for a while then several come along at once. So after Bo London the other day, it's HKK, the latest project from the Hakkasan group.
One of the world's most popular cheeses Brie can be mild and slightly chalky or decadently gooey and quite strong in flavour. Try one of these top wine and other matches:
People in the wine trade often talk about 'food friendly wines', a term so vague you might wonder what on earth it means. Surely all wines are designed to go with food? Is it supposed to be a criticism or a compliment?
When I read Mark Hix recipes in The Independent today they were so challenging that I nearly gave up but as everyone else seems to be writing about asparagus today and I've done a lot on asparagus recently there was no other option . . .
Sometimes I wonder when we get to drink our best wines, food has become so fiddly and complicated so it's a welcome relief to see a recipe like Rowley Leigh's in the FT this weekend for a simply roast duck with peas.
Q Could you make a suggestion for a pan-fried flank steak with a mustard/cream sauce consisting of shallots, white wine, chicken stock, cream, and Dijon mustard?
Q I am going to a dinner where we take our own wine. The starter is slices of smoked pheasant with partridge pate, followed by fillet of venison then a dessert of profiteroles with lemon cream + chocolate sauce. then a savoury of rabbit and tarragon terrine. You may now realise my problem! Any suggestions?
Q I am the best man at a wedding and agreed to provide the wine for the head table. The couple is serving a soy, ginger salmon and chicken dish (i assume you get a choice). Any thoughts?
One of the more endearing aspects of the current British food scene is the number of festivals devoted to a single food. I'd heard of oyster festivals, crab festivals and cheese festivals but I'd never come across a scallop festival before.
A fabulously summery recipe from the very appealing Great British Farmhouse Cookbook. I can't think of a better recipe to serve this sunny weekend.
A smashing recipe from Chris and Jeff Galvin's Galvin: a Cookbook de Luxe which you could make to impress on Father's Day. It's one of those books that teaches you to cook like a Michelin-starred chef - so also a great present for any Dad who fancies himself in the kitchen.
If you haven't yet decided how to cook your Thanksgiving turkey try this fabulous Italian stuffing from ex-pat American food and wine writer Brian St Pierre.
Few people now throw up their hands in horror at the idea of matching red wine with fish. But how many realise just how often you can pair the two?
Roast chicken. Possibly everyone's favourite Sunday roast. Certainly the childrens' though they're not going to be wondering which wine to pair with it.( I hope! I can recommend apple juice for non-drinkers.)
This week is National Pie Week in the UK - not that we Brits need much encouragement to eat pies. It's also been seized on by an enterprising PR agency as an opportunity to explore wine and pie pairing but to be honest I'm not convinced that beer isn't the better drink - with the majority of British pies at least.
Should it be wine or beer - or even a cocktail? Last year I asked the Twitter community what their favourite barbecue bevvy was and this is what they came up with . . .
The perfect match for lamb is red wine, right? Well, mostly but not always as Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall's recipes in the Guardian this weekend and my own recent experience have demonstrated
Tuna's a versatile summer ingredient that you can use in salads or on the barbecue. Quick and easy to cook, like salmon a conductor of many different flavours. It's also a meaty fish which adapts just as well to a red and a rosé as to a white.
If you've decided to serve goose rather than turkey this Christmas you've already opted to be adventurous. So you could arguably be adventurous about your choice of drink too.
The other day I picked out some wines to match your Easter meals. Today here are some beer pairings. You may find family and friends resistant to the idea of putting beer on the table (though some will be secretly pleased) but stick to your guns. The more your guests see how great beer is with different types of food the more confident they'll feel about serving it to friends themselves and the less likely it is that the only beer you'll find when you go to their house is a Bud. So, here goes:
Every so often you come across a great little recipe than does wonders for almost any wine you pair with it. And so it is with mushroom 'caviar', a regular offering from the takeaway section of my favourite local restaurant Culinaria. Basically it's a mushroom pâté but so reduced and wickedly intense it's like pure essence of mushroom. Except for the perfect counterpoint - a tiny touch of tarragon.
The peaches are so fabulous here in Arles, so gorged with sweet, ripe juice that we're eating them almost daily. One great way to serve them which I was reminded about the other night when we dined at a local restaurant, Le Corazon is with red wine - just as good as the better-known pears in red wine.
The first thing to bear in mind about Thanksgiving - and for that matter Christmas - is that it's as much about mood as food. Who you're inviting, what age they are and how big your party is are factors every bit as important as what you're eating. I say this particularly because the main Thanksgiving meal and the meals around it are hard ones to match: what you need is a wine that is going to cope with a whole battery of delicious flavours.
With the blazing weather over the last couple of days it's hard to remember it's still spring rather than summer but here's a light lunch to enjoy with a couple of friends before we move on to full al fresco eating.
I'm always in two minds about whether to write about the beginning of the grouse season. After all only a tiny number of people will be sufficiently interested - or well-heeled - to bag the first birds that arrive on restaurant tables. (Most, I suspect, were marking the glorious 12th sitting in front of the telly, watching the Olympics closing ceremony)
We Brits have always had a reputation for liking our wines old and our game high but times have changed. Today the key factor in matching game tends to be not how 'gamey' it is but how it's cooked and what is served with it.
This typically Burgundian dish of pork with a wine, cream and mustard-based sauce is quick, easy and versatile. You could equally well use it for chicken.
Sometimes you go to a wine dinner with some trepidation wondering if the wine will stand up to the food but I was pretty optimistic that Domaine Long-Depaquit's Chablis would survive at Nobu (the original Metropolitan hotel restaurant in London, not LA, sadly!)
You might not have wanted to pay the £20-odd a bird it costs to source grouse on the first day of the season but prices will come down over the next couple of weeks and it's a great treat for a small dinner party. If you haven't cooked grouse before try this reassuringly simple recipe from chef Stephen Markwick with whom I collaborated on his book A Well-Run Kitchen
Mark Hix, a great forager himself, concentrates on recipes you can make from the hedgerow this week in The Independent (now is a good time to go to his new restaurant, I suggest . . . ) so I'm thinking a little outside the box as to what to pair with them. Country wines, made with hedgerow fruits, seem the perfect answer. I don't know why we don't see more of them.
It was hard to pick just one pairing from the stellar meal I had at Marcus Wareing in London last week but this combination of robustly cooked John Dory and 2005 Nuits-St-Georges from Domaine Daniel Rion was the most interesting, underlining that red wine can be just as good a partner for white fish as for meatier fish like tuna.
Today is the official start of the grouse season. (Yes, it is the 13th but since the Glorious 12th falls on a Sunday this year they (though I haven't the faintest idea who 'They' are) decided to postpone it a day). For those of you unfamiliar with this gastronomic treat grouse is a small, wild bird that inhabits open moorland, and is much prized for its gamey flavour.


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This year's meeting gets under way at 6 p.m. on Thursday, Jan. 24, at Cross Creek Country Club.
Chamber President Betty Ann Collins said numerous nominations have already been received, but she hopes more arrive before today's deadline.
"We already have several nominations, and are hoping we receive many, many more, because there are a lot of deserving people in our community who need to be recognized," she said.
According to Membership and Communications Director Tanya Taylor, nominees should be residents intent on making a difference in the community.
"Nominees should have clearly demonstrated leadership and hard work that have made Surry County a better place in which to live and work," she said. "Careers of the nominees should be in the areas of business, industry and public service."
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A Rockingham man is behind bars after police say they discovered he was operating a methamphetamine lab at a residence on Short Street.
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On Oct. 11, 2012, reports said the Rockingham Police Department Vice/Narcotics Team and Richmond County Sheriff's Office Drug Task Force investigated reports of a methamphetamine lab located at the residence of 85 Short St. in Rockingham.
The lab was reported being operated by James Brandon Taylor, police said, who was located at the scene.
"Our officers received a tip, they followed up on it, and went over there and discovered the lab," Rockingham Police Chief Billy Kelly said. "They called the Rockingham Fire Department and (North Carolina State Bureau of Investigation) to assist in the decontamination of the suspect and collected all the items at the scene that were deemed to be hazardous."
During the investigation and clean up, it was determined by the SBI that it was an active lab, Kelly said. A quantity of methamphetamine and the lab paraphernalia were then seized by the SBI.
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11-5A BOYS BASKETBALL: Mustangs clinch playoff berth for first time in school history
By DEVIN HASSON,
Published: Monday, February 11, 2013 10:02 PM CST
After years of close calls and near misses, Sachse finally arrived on the playoff scene.
The Mustangs took care of business against winless North Garland on Friday with a 65-43 victory to officially punch their ticket to the postseason.
Not only is Sachse in, but with Naaman Forest's loss to South Garland, it will be the third seed in the playoffs and will play either Longview or Horn in the opening round of the playoffs next week.
The Mustangs have had a tendency to trip up in similar games in recent years but they were never threatened by the Raiders.
Sachse grabbed an eight-point lead early on and then scored 23 points in the second quarter to open a 38-23 halftime lead.
For good measure, the Mustangs doubled up North Garland, 16-8, in the third quarter to put the game out of reach.
Jake Gross and Michael Olivares each scored 14 points to lead Sachse, while Sebastian Bermea led all scorers with 18 for the Raiders.
Rowlett had a bye on Friday and could only watch from afar as Lakeview pulled into a tie for first place with its win over Garland.
If the Eagles defeat the Owls and the Patriots beat Sachse, they will share the 11-5A title and the top seed in the playoffs will either be decided by a coin flip or a play-in game.
The Mustangs are entrenched in third place, but there is still some drama regarding the fourth and final playoff spot.
Slumping Naaman Forest, which has a bye on Tuesday, finished with 5-7 record. The Rangers must now wait to see if that mark will hold up.
Garland and South Garland both trail Naaman Forest by a half-game, with season-ending finales against Rowlett and North Garland, respectively.
If either, or both, win, it will force a tie for fourth place. All three teams split the season series. Therefore, if it is a two-way tie, they will be forced into a coin flip or, more likely, a play-in game. If all three teams finish tied, there will be a tiebreaking tournament to decide the final postseason spot.
x-Rowlett 10-1 23-3
x-Lakeview 10-1 26-6
x-Sachse 6-5 14-14
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North Garland 0-11 5-19
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Friday's Results
Sachse 65, North Garland 43
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Lakeview 72, Garland 44
Rowlett, bye
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Vehicles Damaged, Arrest Made
Jeff Garretson - Mon 11:05 AM 06/18/2012
A disgruntled customer is arrested after damaging cars at a Salina business.
Police arrested 44-year-old Terry Titus of Salina on Sunday after an investigation led officers back to his apartment on Guernsy.
An eyewitness contacted police Sunday afternoon just before 1pm, after three vehicles were damaged at Autologic, 1001 W. Crawford - by a suspect riding a bike.
Police allege that Titus spray painted a 1994 Jeep Cherokee and a 2004 Kia Spectra on the lot.
A 2000 Malibu also had scratches on the hood and a passenger mirror knocked off.
According to Lt. Scott Siemsen, Titus had had a disagreement with staff at the business over a recent purchase.
Titus is now facing charges for damage to property.
Total damage is estimated at $800.
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Monday 18 June 2012 11:14 Report this comment
Jeff G how about giving us the whole story. Why was the Guy mad? Hope the person that called in is not expecting to be paid for calling the cops because it ain't gonna happen.
Monday 18 June 2012 14:18 Report this comment
Good job to the eyewitness, and getting the police to the guy that caused this damage!! That's what it will take to get these bums that are causing problems, we all need to be on our toes paying attention and reporting anything we see that is suspicious. Time to pull together as a community to fight this crime--burglaries/property damage/robberies etc.... I tired of the criminals getting away with this crap!! To this guy that got caught, hope it was worth what it will cost you now, you should have sued them in small claims court, been much cheaper!!!
Monday 18 June 2012 14:49 Report this comment
Ok granny if we do what you say then we should have law enforcement reduced say in half because with all of us solving these crimes who needs all these cops doing nothing other than writing tickets.
Monday 18 June 2012 16:14 Report this comment
Why reduce cops by half? Half of them can spend their time writing tickets, the other half can be using drones or internet surveillance to keep an eye on disgruntled bloggers. People like Getu have no respect for authority in general or the police in particular. If Salina is so bad and the police are so corrupt, perhaps you'd feel more comfortable in Wichita or KCK ? I happen to like the atmosphere of Salina. Here we read about a few cars getting spraypainted. In most other cities the daily headline involve murder and mayhem. Thank you, Salina PD, for the job you do. As for Getu and the rest of their ilk, Chicago is nice this time of year. How about you move.
Monday 18 June 2012 18:26 Report this comment
Well said risingr, some people that comment on this site are just total idiots. Everyone at one time or another needs help doing there jobs. That includes the police too. No one is immune to this. It just so happens the more we can help the police, maybe the safer it will be in salina. And by the way, go ahead and bash this comment too! Then we will know who the idiots really are!
Monday 18 June 2012 18:58 Report this comment
Wow. Anybody see a pattern here? "I'm not going to call and report anything unless I get paid" or "I should get money for doing that". I sure wasn't raised that way and I don't think many on here were....
Monday 18 June 2012 21:45 Report this comment
Risingr Cassie and Smokey valley all 3 of you are P.I.A.'S. IF I did not know better I would believe your all inbred. The only reason your on here is to stir the pot and make ascinine statements. If all 3 of you would move to San Fran you would all be at home.
Tuesday 19 June 2012 06:08 Report this comment
Iamgonnagetu, please share with us your extreme trauma suffered by your soul at the hands of the government. Not quick enough on a tip to the Copper's to get your $1000 reward? Somebody else beat you to it? Tell us your case.
Tuesday 19 June 2012 11:50 Report this comment
Cassie just dummy up. Smokeyvalley would you like for me to discuss who you really are on here? You see a computer nerd fines it very easy to trace anything pertaining to the internet or computers. Enought said?
Tuesday 19 June 2012 14:11 Report this comment
Ya mean their surcurity camera's didn't catch all of this?
Tuesday 19 June 2012 14:16 Report this comment
Hey risingr just because someone see's the many short comings of lawenforcement does not mean they do not respect it. So you like the atmoshere here in Salina well good for you but many of us citizens do not like you being here. We do not need anymore meatheads that are complacent and have people in authority running their own shows. Gee maybe you are one of them getting paid for a job you are not doing.
Tuesday 19 June 2012 14:18 Report this comment
cassie your the leader of the idiots. You do not believe what you say here all you are doing is looking for a reaction.
Tuesday 19 June 2012 15:57 Report this comment
Iamgonnagetu: I hear ya, but the simple truth of the matter is, if it takes us all pulling together to minimize the crime, what's the harm in that!? Should the cops stop writing tickets and focus more on the criminal activity, not totally, but I believe they should certainly spend more time patrolling the neighborhoods, keeping an eye out for the idiots causing the trouble, a little less time on the generation of revenue!!!


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Cerebral Palsy Criminal
Posted 23 April 2012 - 07:34 AM
Somewhere, something incredible is waiting to be known - Carl Sagan
Posted 23 April 2012 - 08:20 AM
Weiner by name Weiner by nature. That guy is such an idiot.
Posted 23 April 2012 - 08:30 AM
Its good to know that people out there are actually getting real benefits from cannabis and are showing the world.
We all have to hide it away due to misconceptions bred by law.
The proof is out there...I cant understand personally why there isn't much more research & human trials.
We are not all lazy stoners blighting society, lots of us rely on our herb to maintain normality and to be able to function.
...makes me think that the conspiracy theorists may be right! maybe the governments & big pharmaceutical companies really are conspiring to keep our miracle herb a secret due to the fact it can help, prevent or even cure some of the illnesses on this planet.
How can they then make money from all the drugs currently supplied for all these illnesses if they get cured or reduced dramatically by cannabis users.
They know they cant make money from cannabis cos we all could grow our own...so they keep the herb illegal and call it bad.
Hopefully i will see the laws changed in my lifetime.
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Posted 23 April 2012 - 02:22 PM
I don't know how you feel, but everytime I get confronted with people who really need this wonderful flowers as a medicine, I feel foolish and unfrank because I know that I can consume my own good herb, just for fun. When I voluntarily worked in the Hospital I also met a guy with a similar illness, but he had that problem with both hands
well, at least there is Dronabinol, but honestly,that's not the way it's meant to be right now...
I hope that one day everyone open up their eyes
Posted 23 April 2012 - 03:16 PM
Normalise it FFS governbent you frickin kloonts..!
Posted 23 April 2012 - 03:46 PM
bless her and her family
"Find out for yourself what is truth, what is real. Discover that there are virtuous things and there are non-virtuous things. Once you have discovered for yourself give up the bad and embrace the good."
- The Buddha
Posted 24 April 2012 - 08:56 PM
and the sharpest you still have survived,
but what torments of grief you endured,
from the evil that never arrived.
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Posted 24 April 2012 - 11:19 PM
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Posted 25 April 2012 - 04:32 PM
What's going on with this world,and the people who govern it,
The people of the future will look back on our life's that we have now, and will think to themselves why was the leaders
of that,time so lacking in compassion,towards it's fellow man,
shame on the ones who make the rules,and the laws,
Wisdom will win,
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Posted 30 April 2012 - 12:01 AM
I love the part of "my life is so good right now...."
"If you tremble with indignation at every injustice then you are a comrade of mine." - Ernesto 'Che' Guevara
"Death is not the greatest loss in life. The greatest loss is what dies inside while still alive. Never surrender." - Tupac Amaru Shakur
Grow Diary - Blues
Posted 01 May 2012 - 10:03 AM
makes all my problems just seem so trivial.
What a magnificent woman.
I find it a crying shame that man kind makes Mother nature against the law, when clearly this helps her.
It's just disgraceful.


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wanna pick me up from monmouth university, got no car, but will gladly skim with you
and i have extra wetsuits and stuff if u dont have one
wanna pick me up from monmouth university, got no car, but will gladly skim with you
and i have extra wetsuits and stuff if u dont have one
sunday sunday sunday! Gonna be windy but the swell just spiked and looks fun.
edit: scratch that... conditions change every 2 hours. Looking like a game-time decision. Jon, let me know if youre going out.
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My phones broken but getting that fixed in an hour or two... lemme know wheres working cuz Id still like to go out tomorrow.
Ship Bottom wasn't terrible this morning.
The beaches and swell are just totally different in the Fall. Fun sesh for a bit.
skimming today, im gonna suck pretty bad
My srs light is on and I passed, told em it meant my car was serious
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First time going to sea bright, where should I go today?
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I just posted this in the New York and New England threads too but I want to let everyone know that the Facebook Page for Northeast Skimboarding is now up and running Here it would be great if we could get a little bit more connected so please check it out, post pictures, video, and tag the page when you are heading out to skim just to let others know what is going on around them. Thanks -Colter
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Oh did also mention that the board I am selling is also a snow skimboard? Never the wrong season.
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The bottom on page 2? Unacceptable! It may be cold out but I know a few of you must still be skimming. if you skim within the next week you are required to post one picture from your session no matter how bad the wind/slope is.
a few of us were out like 2-3 weeks ago. localskim.blogspot.com has the goods
woop woop! Get dem local pics yayeeee
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Brojam up in monmouth area. There are decent spots for winter standards. I'm still confused why all of these swells have souths in them
i scored 12 hours of sleep haha. let me know next time u go and i can take pics or some shit if u find me a camera
What are we both thinking in this picture
"why didnt we call conor?
on the real, i had no board at the time
Is that really you in that picture jon?
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no thats my friend mark haha it was his first time boarding skim
Threw the rest of dem pics on the blog.
Plus Danny's video
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Primary Outcome Measures:
- Evaluation of current clinical practice for patients with idiopathic pancreatitis [ Time Frame: 3 hours ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
Estimated Enrollment: | 200 |
Study Start Date: | October 2004 |
Estimated Study Completion Date: | January 2014 |
Estimated Primary Completion Date: | October 2013 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure) |
The study evaluates the role of endoscopic ultrasonography, given that the minimally invasive procedures can diagnosis gallbladder disease as well as pancreatitis abnormalities.
Ages Eligible for Study: | 19 Years and older |
Genders Eligible for Study: | Both |
Accepts Healthy Volunteers: | Yes |
Sampling Method: | Non-Probability Sample |
Study Population
Men and women diagnosed with unexplained pancreatitis.
Inclusion Criteria:
- All patients referred to the principal investigator for unexplained pancreatitis will be enrolled.
Exclusion Criteria:
- There are no gender nor racial exclusion.
Contacts and Locations
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00609726
Contact: Charles M Wilcox, M.D. | 205-975-4958 |
United States, Alabama | |
University of Alabama | Recruiting |
Birmingham, Alabama, United States, 35294 |
Sponsors and Collaborators
Charles Mel Wilcox, MD
Principal Investigator: | Charles M Wilcox, M.D. | University of Alabama at Birmingham |
More Information
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Keywords provided by University of Alabama at Birmingham:
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Responsible Party: | Charles Mel Wilcox, MD, Principal Investigator, University of Alabama at Birmingham |
ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: | NCT00609726 History of Changes |
Other Study ID Numbers: | X040909004, 228552 |
Study First Received: | January 24, 2008 |
Last Updated: | March 13, 2013 |
Health Authority: | United States: Institutional Review Board |
Keywords provided by University of Alabama at Birmingham:
Endoscopic Ultrasonography Pancreatitis EUS |
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Gallbladder Diseases Pancreatitis Biliary Tract Diseases Digestive System Diseases Pancreatic Diseases |
ClinicalTrials.gov processed this record on June 17, 2013