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Santa Clara, Calif. – January 2, 2014 – Violin Memory, Inc. (NYSE: VMEM), a leader in persistent memory-based storage solutions, today announced that Dixon R. Doll, Jr. will step down from his position as Chief Operating Officer to pursue other personal and professional opportunities, effective today. Mr. Doll has also notified the Board that he will step down from his Board position effective today as well.
Howard A. Bain III, Chairman and interim Chief Executive Officer, said, "On behalf of the Board and the entire Violin team, I want to thank Dixon for his contributions to the Company over the past four years as we pioneered the future of flash storage in the enterprise data center. Dixon has played an instrumental role in our successful efforts to build a strong and deep bench of talent within our organization that remains focused on strengthening our customer relationships, increasing our engagement with customers and partners and driving operational efficiencies that will benefit all stakeholders."
"I have a great deal of admiration and respect for the Violin team, and believe they are well positioned to remain at the forefront of our industry," said Mr. Doll. "While this was a difficult decision, in light of recent changes at the Company, I believe that now is an appropriate time to let new leadership chart our future course. I wish the company every success and have tremendous confidence in the long-term growth opportunities for Violin."
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An intergovernmental agreement (IGA) between Fayetteville and Fayette County was approved last week by the Fayette County Commission and is expected to be approved Thursday by the Fayetteville City Council.
The IGA outlines intergovernmental responsibilities pertaining to aspects of the annexation by Fayetteville of nearly 1,200 acres on the city's west side. Pinewood Atlanta Studios currently under development is located on a portion of that acreage.
The stated goal of the intergovernmental agreement was to ensure a smooth transition between governments, to develop a unified strategy that addresses the concerns of the city and county, to minimize the impact on the ongoing Pinewood development, to develop a multi-use path network, to allocate public safety services and to set responsibilities for area roadways.
Per the agreement, the city will maintain Veterans Parkway from Ga. Highway 54 to Sandy Creek Road and Sandy Creek Road along the Pinewood frontage. The city will uphold existing curb cut limits along with interparcel access via access roads for new development. The county will provide funds for possible road expansion through future one-percent sales tax initiatives.
The agreement calls for a multi-use path network to be integrated throughout the area, connected to existing framework and to be required in the upcoming development overlay plan with path tunnel guidelines.
The city and county acknowledged that a multi-use path tunnel should be constructed beneath either Sandy Creek Road or Veterans Parkway connecting to the Pinewood site and with Pinewood contributing $60,000 to the project. The bulk of the funds for the project will come from the one-percent sales tax up for a vote in November. If the initiative fails, the county will be responsible for the expense.
As for the allocation of public safety services, the Fayette County Sheriff's Office will maintain service delivery as the city incrementally increases police services for the area.
Fire services will be provided initially by the county and city, though the city has plans for the FY 2016 budget to construct Station 93 to serve the west Fayetteville area. The new station is expected to be located on the southern side of the Pinewood property along Veterans Parkway near Hood Road. Donation of the acreage on which the fire station will be located is a condition of annexation.
The county will provide primary fire services at no charge through June 2015. After that point, the county will be compensated at 50 percent of the total assessed value of the annexed acreage until the fire station is operational.
A separate agreement between the city and county pertains to building permits and inspections services of future phases of the Pinewood development. The agreement calls for the county continuing to issue building permits and conduct inspections.
The city will maintain inspections and compliance for stormwater, parking, permit sewer projects, landscaping, signage, architectural elevations and full site plan review.
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The agreement also calls for the city to use county experience and resources to perform inspection services including buildings, plumbing, mechanical and electrical and fire and Americans with Disabilities Act compliance. The city will maintain permitting and inspections for architectural elevations, landscaping, parking and signage.
The agreement applies to the qualifying business plan submitted to the city after the effective annexation date tentatively set for Sept. 1.
As for the revenue share from permits and inspections, the county will receive 75 percent of those funds and the city will receive 25 percent during the IGA period. The revenue share pertains only to plans submitted after the annexation date.
The Fayetteville City Council is expected to approve the IGA at the Aug. 1 meeting.
Why would we vote against this? Where can one find the 'listed' projects ?
Because it benefits the few at the expense of the many.
However, a sales tax to boost our abilities to fight crime benefits everyone taxed. Where is our leadership on this issue?
Where is our commission on this? Where's the leadership?
Good questions. I'd like to see that list with 181 items. Storm water concerns seem to warranted.
You will see a lot more of Naturegrl channeling Lee Hearn in the blogs. Take those comments for what they are worth.
Pinewood Studios is an excellent opportunity and they have an extensive history in the film and television industry. The studio makes an excellent corporate anchor along with the hospital, but we do need to look to diversify in the future.
Many long-time observers have said this kind of cooperation between the County and Fayettville was not possible in the past. The county's position is we have a strong interest in seeing the cities succeed and we will help any way we can.
To answer Ivy's concerns, Pinewood is paying for the multi-use paths on their property. The county is bridging a wetland at the far southeastern corner of the property as it is adjacent to the West Fayetteville Bypass.
The local governments are taking responsibility for going under the parkway.
Further south, we are working on a multi-use bridge over State Route 54 near the hospital. We are working with GDOT on that one.
Ivy, the county's share of the Core Infrastructure SPLOST revenue is going 100-percent into stormwater projects.
The cities, except for Peachtree City which recently had a large stormwater fee increase to cover those costs, are mainly doing stormwater, but they have some other vital core infrastructure projects as well such at road and path repair.
The counties projects came in under budget, so we are allowing the cities to do more with our funds. One of those projects is the multi-use path tunnel under the parkway with the developer donating cash and contributing the adjacent land needed.
There will be an extensive multi-use path network in that area and extending from it. The county and Fayetteville are working hard to insure we do it right the first time.
Raising the funds for two years will allow all jurisdictions to be in a good position to prosper as the recession recedes with some out of county shoppers pitching-in.
I am also pleased that the county and the municipalities in Fayette are cooperating so successfully and that industrial growth is being welcomed. I agree with you that this is real progress!
Just one thing Commissioner Brown: Will you kindly acknowledge that the West Fayetteville by-pass indeed had some merit since Pinewood chose that exact location for their studios? Confession is good for the soul.
Pinewood chose that location BECAUSE THAT'S WHERE VACANT ACREAGE WAS AVAILABLE! Someone involved in the negotiations told me that the WFBP never entered into the discussion--they were more impressed that they could get to the Airport in 20 minutes via Sandy Creek/I-85.
This is a windfall. We should be cautious and not allow for over development. But this is not a fly by night studio. Its not a startup that is trying to make its way in Hollywood. This is a very well established studio with a significant worldwide presence. This has been in the works for awhile so I don't think there is a huge risk of this falling through in the near future.
Do some research on Pinewood and I think you will see this is a very nice thing to happen to the county. We shouldn't give them the world, but we are definitely lucky to have this in our county.
You don't invest this kind of $$$ and then abandon it because another state gives you the SAME tax breaks!
Y'all just need to shut up and enjoy the windfall.
"The city and county acknowledged that a multi-use path tunnel should be constructed beneath either Sandy Creek Road or Veterans Parkway connecting to the Pinewood site and with Pinewood contributing $60,000 to the project. The bulk of the funds for the project will come from the one-percent sales tax up for a vote in November. If the initiative fails, the county will be responsible for the expense."
I really don't understand this. Pinewood wants a cart path to tunnel under Sandy Creek Rd. or Veterans Parkway and will contribute a whopping $60K and now the county expects the costs to come from the Splost vote. I thought the splost was for stormwater?
Now they want to add to the list with another project to benefit mostly a private industry. Does commission think that by adding more and more, then playing the tax scare tactic, they will get the splost passed? Where's the tea party crying foul?
Its a shame we are putting all our eggs in one basket and allowing the developer to get everything they want for nothing. What happened to the old days when developers of a project this size would have to build the fire station and supply a new truck along with building their own tunnel?
A couple of issues I don't understand; hope someone will explain.
1. This article states that if the Splost fails, the county will be responsible for the Pinewood cart paths. Why would the county pay for Fayetteville cart paths? For that matter, why isn't the developer paying for them?
2. Elsewhere in the paper is an article about Q&A on stormwater Splost. This article does not address the issue of the county paying for anything other than stormwater-related issues, nor ramifications RE cart path funding should the splost fail. What do the 2 issues have to do with each other? The IGA/services-sharing article isn't clear about whose share of Splost money would be funding the path--county or city? Is it on Fayetteville's work-in-progress list of "proposed" projects?
That's the problem with giving up money to government, it's not their money so they can spend it anywhere, no matter how "restricted" you think use will be.
Read the wording of this upcoming SPLOST very carefully before you vote.
IMHO, we need to vote against all SPLOST initiatives unless the money is used to protect our Life, Liberty or Property. I don't think golf cart tunnels fall into any of these Rights.
So Pinewood is only contributing $60,000 for this big development, and the taxpayers city and county is footing the bill for all this development.
Just how much is a new fire station, fire truck, ambulance, etc.
Need new elected people in office
When all else fails, dig a deeper hole. None have the common business sense to require more financial assistance. What happens if the splost fails? What happens when another state matches Georgia's subsidies and production bails to other locales?
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American Bald Eagle Foundation Second Ave. at Haines Hwy., Haines; 907/766-3094. Bone up on the local environment before heading out into nature. Taxidermic specimens of more than 150 birds, fish, and mammals illustrate the Chilkat Valley's diverse wildlife. Guides are on hand to explain everything from the breeding habits of each animal to the region's food chain, not to mention the latest efforts to protect endangered species.
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Rie Muñoz—Alaska's most famous living artist—has been documenting local life for over 30 years. With Chagall-like whimsy, 77-year-old Muñoz sketches the children, fishermen, and cannery workers she encounters during travels to remote islands and villages. She paints at her home on Juneau's Star Hill, which has also inspired many of her works. "It's a wonderful hill," she says. "Kids ski on the streets and play in clubhouses. There's also the Chicken Yard, a playground that used to be a real chicken yard belonging to some nuns who lived there. I can hear the bells ringing from St. Nicholas Church." Lithographs and serigraphs of her work ($45 and up) are on sale at the Rie Muñoz Gallery (2101 Jordan Ave., Juneau; 907/789-7411); originals are reserved for exhibitions.
where to eat
This is the frontier, so don't expect to eat as you would in Paris.
Hangar Pub & Grill 2 Marine Way, Juneau; 907/586-5018; dinner for two $40. Sourdough bread straight from the oven becomes a meal when paired with the chunky salmon chowder.
The Fiddlehead 429 W. Willoughby Ave., Juneau; 907/586-3150; dinner for two $75. Almost everything is local, from the art on the walls to the oysters on the menu. The casual lower level offers burgers and halibut tacos; upstairs there's live music and a fancier menu.
Valentine's Coffee House & Bakery 111 Seward St., Juneau; 907/463-5144; lunch for two $12. Where everyone goes at lunchtime. Have a mountainous sandwich (hummus with tomatoes and carrots on focaccia) or salad (Greek, Caesar, Thai). Come evening, pizza and concerts bring everybody back.
Silverbow Bagel Bakery 120 Second St., Juneau; 907/586-4146. Muffins, massive cookies, and bagels the New York way— hand-rolled and boiled.
Grizzly Greg's 126 Main St., Haines; 907/766-3622; lunch for two $12. To warm up after the four-hour ferry ride from Juneau, try one of Greg's calzones. As at most self-respecting pizza joints, there are red-and-white tablecloths and video games.
Mountain Market Third Ave. and Haines Hwy., Haines; 907/766-3340. The last stop before the Eagle Preserve. Fill your own thermos with coffee, or grab a cappuccino and a cinnamon roll. The fresh soups—tomato and rosemary, white bean and basil—are divine.
33 Mile Roadhouse Mile 33, Haines Hwy. (near Chilkat Bald Eagle Preserve); 907/767-5510; lunch for two $15. Regulars say the burgers are Alaska's best.
shop to it
In winter, most of the touristy shops close. But at these worthy holdouts you might even spot locals. In Juneau, check out the new, the used, and the rare at Rainy Day Books (113 Seward St.; 907/463-2665); just around the block is the Observatory, a rare-book shop (235 Second St.; 907/586-9676). Most of the state's top artists are represented at Raven's Journey (175 S. Franklin St.; 907/463-4686). Pick up a pair of old-fashioned snowshoes or a turn-of-the-century basket from the Mount Juneau Trading Post (151 S. Franklin St.; 800/722-1909 or 907/586-3426). In Haines, Form & Function (209 Willard St.; 907/766-2539) has terrific beadwork and baskets. You can find contemporary jewelry and prints at the Wild Iris Shop (22 Soapsuds Alley; 907/766-2300), owned by former mayor Fred Shields and his wife, Madeleine.


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I would use the original drawings to help find a solution. It is very difficult to see how different roof elements would align from a photo. You might use the slope of the porch roof or the main roof and let the bay have it's own lower roof (like a traditional bay). It all hinges on how these slopes align with the porch and how the chamfered corner of the house looks. Did the original design have this odd corner? When the porch was extended the drawings should have been revised so everyone could know if it worked with the existing design. You need to retrace your steps and do that now. Nothing could be less helpful than a group of people with different vested interests standing in from of a half finished house trying to describe what they think should be changed. An architect would solve it with a 3D computer sketch in far less time. |
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The challenge here is that there are so many different wall planes and so many different roof pitches that nothing seems to aligh and be consistent with anything else. I don't know if this was the original design or the result of field changes during construction. At this point, it would probably benefit everyone to take a deep breath, pause for a day or two, and figure out what it will take to make a satisfactory solution. This looks like one of those "measure twice and cut once" situations. Said differently, this should have been resolved with the approval of the construction drawings before the outset of construction. Good luck! |
We did make several changes to the rear elevation the most drastic of which was bumping out the covered porch by 8'. It was supposed to line up along the back making the hip roof over the bay window work. We're working on a solution.... |
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Last year I bought an itoh peony even though my zone was a tad too high. It fell into slow decline and died, which honestly I attribute to my own terrible care of it than the weather. I've never grown a peony and have no idea what I'm doing. So first off... a crash course in itoh peony care would be great. Second.... I was digging up a pot to plant a gardenia when I found these two big fleshy tubers. I realised it was the itoh. how do I, and can I get these to live and bloom again? |
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If the roots are still firm and not rotted, you can just plant them in a well drained shady spot about 2 inches deep or if you are good with watering, you can plant them in a pot. I have never been able to grow anything well in a pot because i either water too much or not enough. It does not hurt to try. If the roots send up shoots, then you can replant the plant to a permanent sunny location in the fall. Good luck! |
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Originally published 02/15/2013.
When Christopher Dorner, an ex-LAPD officer and Navy veteran, declared the reasons for his crime spree in an 11,000 word online manifesto threatening police officers with deadly force, it was clear this story would shine a light on the entire law enforcement community – particularly the Los Angeles Police Department. What ensued over the next 10 days raised questions about the tactics and processes of police forces across Southern California as various mistakes were made during the investigation of an admittedly unprecedented and entirely terrifying situation.
The most glaring police oversight was made public on Tuesday after Dorner's death following a shoot-out with San Bernardino Sheriff's deputies. Dorner was forced to take cover in a cabin that caught fire during the melee. Out of those ashes, the biggest manhunt in Southern California history came to an end.
It has now been determined that for the prior several days of frantic searching, Dorner had been holed up in a condo with a clear sightline of the command center where officials briefed reporters with updates. If he had cared to open a window, he might have heard the San Bernardino Sheriff detail the search for him firsthand.
That shocking discovery underlines a string of questionable calls and incidents by law enforcement over the course of the manhunt, beginning with the stated reason for Dorner's crimes.
In Dorner's manifesto, he rails against the Board of Rights hearing – an internal LAPD process for review before an officer is fired – he received in mid-2008 for reporting that his partner, then Officer, now Sergeant, Teresa Evans kicked a mentally disturbed man unnecessarily in the process of subduing him. The Board of Rights panel made up of veteran officers and an outside lawyer found enough doubt that the kicks occurred that it upheld Dorner's termination for making false statements.
To Dorner, this termination occurred simply because in reporting a fellow officer, he "had broken their supposed 'Blue Line'." He goes on to chastise the LAPD for inherent racism that "has not changed since the Rampart scandal and Rodney King days. It has gotten worse." For some in the African-American community in Los Angeles, Dorner's screed had a ring of truth to it.
Whatever one thinks about the LAPD's internal machinations, Dorner's revenge killing of Monica Quan (and her fiancé Keith Lawrence) in Irvine on Februry 3rd, was not an acceptable form of protest against the process. Randal Quan, Monica's father, is a former LAPD captain who represented Dorner at his Board of Rights hearing.
And so LAPD Chief Charlie Beck first stood steadfastly behind the Board of Rights' findings regarding Dorner, bluntly telling reporters who asked if the case would be reopened "That's not gonna happen." But as the manhunt went on, Beck backtracked on that pronouncement and announced (see PDF below) that the department would take a thorough look at Dorner's allegation and subsequent dismissal.
Whether Beck's about-face was simply a ploy to lure Dorner out of hiding was a subject of debate at the time of the announcement, but the most recent statement from LAPD spokesman Andy Neiman on Wednesday stated that the investigation of Dorner's disciplinary case would continue post-mortem. The results of that re-investigation may answer one of the biggest questions about the man in the center of it: Was Dorner was a loose cannon and a fabulist who made up the improper use-of-force complaint? Recent events might argue that case, but the history of the LAPD is littered with substantiated allegations of racism and corruption which make Dorner's contentions that much more plausible.
While Dorner's list of crimes grew longer – an aborted boat heist in San Diego, the firing at two LAPD officers in Corona (one wounded), and then the close shooting of two Riverside police officers (Ofc. Michael Crain killed in the gunfire; Ofc. Andrew Tachias hospitalized, currently in stable condition) – the police racked up a few shootings of their own.
By last Thursday, the manhunt was at full throttle. Officers were on the lookout for Dorner, a 6-foot, 270-pound African American man, and his blue Nissan Titan pick-up truck. And yet, a team of LAPD officers on a protection detail (the LAPD set up guard at roughly 50 homes of people mentioned in Dorner's manifesto) let off a flurry of gunshots – approximately 50 rounds – at a blue Toyota Tacoma truck. The truck – which was driving slowly through a Torrance neighborhood – was delivering morning newspapers to residents – and the drivers looked nothing like the suspect.
In fact, there were two Latino women in the truck: 47-year-old Margie Carranza and her mother Emma Hernandez, 71. Hernandez was hit twice in the back by police artillery. Both women were taken to a local hospital and Carranza was soon released with minor cuts from the van's broken glass. Hernandez was released from the hospital a few days later.
LAPD chief Charlie Beck told the LA Times that his officers were under "incredible tension" that led to the "tragic misinterpretation" that the women's van might be Dorner's. Two days after the shooting, Beck visited with the women to express his apologies in person – and promise the LAPD would provide them with a new truck.
The women's attorney Glen Jonas maintained the incident was a break-down of police procedure, saying the police gave "no commands, no instructions and no opportunity to surrender" before the gunfire started. Whether a civil suit against the LAPD is in the offing is yet to be seen, but not unlikely.
More police gunshots rang out just minutes later in a nearby section of Torrance – this time it was Torrance Police officers guilty of overreaction. Having heard the reports of shots fired in the general area, Torrance Police officers sprung into action when they saw a dark pick-up truck start to drive away. One patrol unit slammed into the black Honda Ridgeline. Another officer started firing.
Again the driver was not Christopher Dorner – it was David Perdue, a 38-year-old LAX baggage handler. Perdue was up early to meet a friend for surfing when his truck was besieged by police. Perdue was lucky that the Torrance officers didn't actually hit him with gunfire, but he did suffer a arm and shoulder injuries and a concussion. His lawyer Todd Thibodo issued a letter to the Torrance PD asking for police reports and access to the evidence from the shooting
The dangerous police missteps quickly provoked outrage on the internet, Facebook pages in support of Dorner sprung up, garnering thousands of likes. The hacker group Anonymous sent up a tweet reading: "The LAPD is doing illegal things to catch an ex-cop doing illegal things who was kicked off the force for exposing cops dong illegal things."
Apart from the mistaken-identity shootings and questioning of the validity of Dorner's motives, some clues were flat-out misinterpreted by law enforcement. On February 7, the same day Dorner's pick-up was found burning in Big Bear, the US Marshall's office filed papers in U.S. District court alleging that Dorner had fled the country.
"There is probable cause to believe that Dorner has moved and traveled," wrote Inspector Craig McClusky, "from California to Mexico with the intent to avoid prosecution."
Of course, that assertion was proven false on Tuesday when Dorner was discovered in that Big Bear condo by owners Jim and Karen Reynolds, ultimately leading to a final firefight between suspect and law enforcement that left San Bernardino Sheriff's deputy Jeremiah McKay dead and fellow deputy Alexander Collins wounded.
Even as Dorner's cabin smoldered, questions arose about the nature of the fire – who started it and why. Across the twittersphere, conspiracy theories popped up likening Dorner's fiery demise to a lynching and accusing authorities of starting the fire to make sure Dorner would never be taken alive to tell his story.
San Bernardino County Sheriff John McMahon denied that his deputies set out to burn the cabin. Rather, he said, they deployed more volatile CS gas canisters after conventional tear gas failed to smoke out Dorner. "I can tell you it was not on purpose," McMahon said later, "We did not intentionally burn down that cabin to get Mr. Dorner out." In response to an audio recording in which police can be heard saying "burn it down," McMahon said officers were referring to the gas canisters as "burners."
On Thursday, the San Bernardino Sheriff-Coroner Department concluded from dental records that the charred remains from the burned out cabin in Seven Oaks were indeed those of Christopher Dorner. The manhunt is over and Dorner can no longer add to his manifesto or have his day in court, but the questions about the tactics and methodology of the forces that pursued him have yet be answered. Hopefully, they will be after the massive investigations are completed.
Previous: Fired Cop Goes on Revenge Killing Spree, Manhunt in Progress
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Meet Andrew Anderson, 22, of Wingo, Kentucky. He seems like an ideal poster boy for an anti-drug-abuse campaign. After a traffic stop in which police found pot and cash, and a search of his home in which they found pot and drug paraphernalia, Anderson sports a classic stoner t-shirt and facial expression to match this June 5, 2014, mugshot.
He is charged with misdemeanor marijuana trafficking and possession of drug paraphernalia, and for failure to signal. He posted $2,500 bond the next day.


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If you notice hair loss at more than a normal rate (it's normal to lose about fifty to a hundred hairs per day without thinning), you should immediately consult your doctor and/or start using a product like Regaine to stop and reverse the hair loss process. You don't want to look old or ill when you're actually still young and vibrant.
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What a busy week it was. I had a lot to do and wasn't able to post anything. So to finish off the Lego theme week. Here is the last 2 items that were made for N.
These are lemon sugar cookies with lemon icing. Used a square cookie cutter and decorated looking like Lego blocks.
His 13th birthday cake.
He was very surprised as he had no idea what type of cake he was going to get.
This is the second time that I wrapped a cake in fondant and tried to decorate it. Unfortunately I only had 2 hours to work on this as Bailey had a vet appointment right before N's birthday party. Chaotic day, but it was very nice to have everyone over the house to celebrate with N.
Happy birthday lil dude!! I wonder what next years cake will look? LoL


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Lower shipping rates on small orders through the FFG Webstore are now available from USPS First Class Mail for orders up to a total of 13 ounces for domestic shipping (US, Puerto Rico, Hawaii, Alaska) and up to four pounds for international orders.
Examples of items that would qualify for USPS First Class Mail (domestic):
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The FFG Webstore automatically calculates the weight of your order and will default to USPS First Class Mail if your total order is under the maximum weight specified above. Note: You can still select alternate shipping methods, such as USPS Priority Mail or UPS, even if your order qualifies for USPS First Class Mail.
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The Midget Rep 'A' Blues finished up the placement round last weekend with a 4-2-2 record.
The Blues travelled to Hollyburn Country Club last Tuesday night to play the first place Huskies. The Blues jumped out to a 2-0 lead before the Huskies fought back to lead 3-2 two after two periods.
Despite playing short-handed for much of the second period, great goal-tending from Cam McLean allowed the Blues to stay close.
Theron Hemstalk with his second of the night tied the game late in the third and the game ended in a tie.
Last weekend saw the boys host a couple of teams from the Lower Mainland. Saturday's opponent, Surrey, was riding a three-game winning streak, but was no match for the Blues. Playing their most complete game so far this season, the Blues dominated and only a stellar effort by two Surrey goalies kept this game from being a blowout. Coast TV filmed the 4-0 win, so be sure to check out upcoming viewing times. Kyle Bergh, Gavin Strom, Austin Clark and Lakota Joe scored the goals.
Sunday saw a rematch against Abbotsford. The Blues started fast again, jumping out 2-0 on goals by Kyle and Robbie Casey, but bad habits sent the Blues to the penalty box and allowed Abbotsford back into the game.
The Blues started to play better in the third and were unlucky not to build a lead after several hit goal posts. A late four-minute penalty allowed Abbotsford to score the go-ahead goal, and despite a late flurry, the Blues couldn't equalize.
Despite the loss, the Blues secured the all important sportsmanship point in seven of their eight games. The Blues now head into the regular season, hoping to build on the momentum of a stellar placement series.
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• Gordon Ramsay, with a 25, topped the newcomer's list*. Marco Canora's Insieme garnered a 26 for cuisine, but its relatively low number of votes rendered it ineligible for this list.
• Asiate took top décor, and Per Se top service honors.
• Overall dining prices were only three cents more than last year, at $39.46 per dinner. That's such a low figure that we guess they must be averaging Gray's Papaya into it; at expensive restaurants, the average meal cost has gone up 11.6 percent a year, and you are now looking at $143.06 per head if you want to put the feedbag on in such places.
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