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Kilburn, W Hampstead, Finchley Rd area recs
Does anyone have any recs for the above areas? Price/Type/doesn't matter...
Thank you.
Some thoughts:
Eriki (Finchley Road nr Swiss Cottage end) - Indian (focus on Punjabi/Goan). Very good neighbourhood place, not as good as when it first opened as very talented head chef has left but sous chef stepped up, I believe he's Indian Punjabi. They have a website.
Singapore Garden (Fairfax Road) - SE Asian. Modern, stylish, high quality food although very expensive, central London pricing.
The Arches (Fairhazel Gardens) - European. Decent enough bistro style food but more acclaimed for its very good wine list, European husband/wife owners are big wine buffs.
Gung Ho (West End Lane) - Chinese/Szechuan. Consistently good neighbourhood Chinese. Claims to be Szechuan although I would say that this is somewhat overstated.
Taro (Finchley Road) - Japanese. Does grilled fare and sushi, based upon a recent visit, I would stick to the grill options as sushi is mediocre. If you're prepared to go further up Finchley Road as far as Golders Green, Cafe Japan is a much better option for sushi. Oh there's also Yuzu on Fortune Green Road which is very good modern style creative Japanese, I've only ever had delivery but I believe you can go there and eat.
Little Bay (Belsize Road) - European bistro. This place used to be good and well priced although I haven't been in quite a while. I did however recently go to a sister restaurant LMNT in East London and thought that was pretty good.
Hafez (Finchley Road) - Iranian. Haven't been in a long time but this place used to be good, may well still be good as there is a reasonable Iranian presence along that stretch of Finchley Road including a couple of good grocery stores that I frequent regularly.
Eton Avenue street market (Finchley Rd/Swiss Cottage). Only came across this recently, apparently it only opens on Fridays and Saturdays. Includes some stalls selling produce (French deli, bread, fruit and veg, Mediterrean - olives etc) and some selling meals to order including a Hungarian palacsinta (pancake) stall, a Thai food stall and an Egyptian food stall. Encouragingly, it appeared that the food was being cooked by natives of those respective countries, I saw two Thai women making the food fresh at the back of the Thai stall and it looked and smelled good. I need to go back and sample the various options, most things seemed tempting and prices were competitive.
Ethiopian. There used to be a good place on Finchley Road, one of those places which makes you feel as though you've been transported to a front room in a 2up 2down circa 1975. It's probably been replaced by a Costa Coffee or something else pointless but this place appears to be alive and well
For hearty eastern european food, try the Czech Restaurant in the Czech & Slovak house on West End Lane - roast pork with sauerkraut and dumplings, goulasch, roast duck and other dishes with a selection of Czech beers on tap.
re: AgnesGooch
That place serves very hearty food. Good for autumn and winter dinners. It's really authentic IMHO but you will fill full afterwards.
Having been attracted to the lunch buffet (incredible value, but not fine dining), Wakaba opposite Finchley Rd tube also does an impressive a la carte at dinner. Had an impeccable squid in sea urchin sauce, perfectly grilled fish, etc. (speaking of which, a rubbery and over-sweet grilled salmon neck in Soho Japan rather disappointed recently). There's a Sri Lankan in W Hampstead that was decent but not particularly memorable.
re: cavorting
did you try the sushi at wakaba and if so what did you think? i used to go to this place but then went off it and found better places.
where else in London do you like for sushi/Japanese?
re: oonth
Only had a spider roll there. Understated rather than bold, flavours well matched, the rice was good, and presentation was much better than usual (people are getting so laissez faire about symmetry). I liked it.
Nowhere I've been blown away by for sushi. Presently I make it to Atariya whenever I'm around there for their fish. Where else can you get Otoro sashimi for 2.50?
Haven't made it to Saki yet, will have to try it.
I like Yoisho on Goodge St. And Yoshino off Piccadilly. Rice dishes at Sakura. The prices at a lot of the other places put me off. Remember being impressed by Kikuchi on Hanway St. Actually... are there enough Japanese food fans to organise a dinner sometime to try somewhere new?
re: cavorting
Thanks for your thoughts.
Unfortunately great sushi and good value don't really fit together in the same sentence and that's the same whether you're eating your sushi in London, New York, LA, Bangkok or even Tokyo/Japan for that matter.
Atari ya really does stand out in that it offers good fish at very reasonable prices, I guess that's because they are getting the fish from their wholesale fish operation. You may also want to try out the sushi counter in Selfridge's Food Hall which I've always found to be good quality and fair pricing.
Otherwise my recs - Saki, Edokko, Kiku, Sakana-tei - are all at a higher price point although they all offer lunchtimes deals. Saki, you get a sushi selection for £20 even in the evenings which isn't too bad for the quality, it's only if you go a la carte or start ordering expensive sakes that you're likely to break the bank.
re: TexasToast
it's round the corner in Broadhurst Gardens but I also cannot remember the name of the place. yes quite a good little Italian - they sell pizza by the metre which is great for large tables.
re: smartie
just looked it up, it's called Sarracino's
re: TexasToast
Would that be the ubiquitious Pizza Express?
I'd like to recommend the Rock and Sole Plaice off Finchley Road if it's still there. It's a chippy and is probably related to the one in Covent Garden. It's only about 5 mins walk from Finchley Road tube, in the direction of the Post Office (towards Swiss Cottage). That used to be my local chippy.
re: Chow Penguin
I stay with pals at Compayne Gardens, one block from the Finchley road when I'm there - I really love Luigi's, just behind Waitrose, it's adorable. Also there are a couple of pretty good restaurants in the large shopping center along a bit from the Tube. Getting to Hampstead is an easy walk and I recommend The Spaniard's Inn, Sunday lunch is fantastic.
then there is the Sea Shell on Fortune Green Road and a good Indian Vhujon if it's still there ( I have lived in Florida for the past 2 years and haven't been back to London).
Ate at Singapore Garden tonight. Like I say above, it's not cheap but it is excellent. We ordered from the Singapore & Malaysian Specialities and Noodles menu and had Assam Curry Fish (monkfish with okra and aubergines), Kon Lo Mee (braised noodles) with BBQ Pork and Archar (pickled, spicy veggies). Very good toffee banana and ice cream for dessert. The quality and freshness of the ingredients really stands out. Superb, friendly service throughout. Always busy this place, good buzz and serves until 11pm.


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- Alisonscraftybitzandbobs.blogspot.com said...
This is beautiful, glad to see you blogging again. As you can see I have a new blog page and would appreciate it if you could pop over and re follow me on my new blog. Love Alison xx
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- sandy's crafty bits said...
hi wendy love your card ... love the image a real cutie ... I have to make a christening card soon for my dear nephews new baby boy ... so hope you don't mind if I use your lovely card coz I need a bit of inspiration lol ... hope you have a great week ... happy crafting and love sandy xx
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Hi there wendy - its so nice to see you back here and your card is just fabulous - love it to bits! Big Hugs rachel x
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Beautiful card, this image is so beautiful. xxxx
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such a beautiful card Wendy, lovely design.
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It's nice to see you back Wendy.
Your card is gorgeous. I love the image and wonderful layout. The font you have used for the wording looks fabulous too.
hugs Sue xx
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Adorable and so gorgeous Wendy, great to see you back.
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Hi Wendy
Hope you're well and it's lovely to see you back :)
This is just gorgeous, I love the soft pretty colours and a fab design too :)
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So good to see you back Wendy and with a beautiful card - love that LOTV image and the font of gorgeous.
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Beautiful card Wendy. Love it.
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so stunning wendy.beautiful design and colours and I love the adorable image :D
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Such a beautiful card Wendy love the design and image
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An adorable Christening card!
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I totally love this card and found it when scrolling through google, with my mother in law for a christening card for her grandaughter (my neice), i used the same style and image to make her a card.
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Crimson Christian Academy is serving as a Relay Center for Operation Christmas Child. Drop off your Operation Christmas Child shoe boxes filled with gifts for a boy or girl from Nov. 17-24. The hours of operation are 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. On Saturday, they will be open from 10 a.m. to noon and Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m. The school is located at Faith Family Church in Burke, and you may use the side door to drop off your boxes. For more information, go to http://www.samaritanspurse.org/operation-christmas-child/pack-a-shoe-box/ or call the school at 936-639-1222.
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It is not too late to give monetary donations to the Christmas Blessings program that provides Christmas gifts to children in Diboll. Donations can be taken to First United Methodist Church at 401 Hines Street or taken to Trey Wilkerson, president of the Diboll Civic Club, at 105 Weber St. during office hours. For more information, call Bessie Furgurson at 936-829-4217 or Delana Hendrick at 936-635-2812.
Diboll PTSA is now taking orders for Christmas poinsettias. The 6-inch pots come in red, pink, white, and marble. Cost is $10 each. Deadline to order is Nov. 20. Orders may be called to 936-829-4817.
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Ladies' Bingo is at 11:30 a.m. Dec. 17. Lunch will be served. To volunteer to help with the food contact Fran McClain at 936-829-4817. To donate prize for the Bingo contact Jan Wilkerson at 936-829-487.
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Free individual genealogical research help is available on the 3rd Monday of each month (except January and December) from 1-4 p.m. in the Ora McMullen Genealogy Room, Kurth Memorial Library, 706 Raguet Street, Lufkin, Texas 75904, 1-936-630-0563, provided by members of the Angelina County Genealogical Society. The contact person for obtaining further information is Mrs. Cindy McMullen, genealogy department librarian. E-mailing or calling ahead for an appointment is strongly advised to assure individual help from a society volunteer. firstname.lastname@example.com or 1-936-630-0563. Additional information about the ACGS August 18th meeting and ACGS activities can be obtained by calling the Ora McMullen Genealogy Room at 1-936-630-0563 or by doing a web search for the society's web page at http://www.rootsweb.com/~txacgs.
Literacy Luncheon
The annual Literacy Luncheon is from noon to 1 p.m. Nov. 12 at the Family Education Center. The meal, catered by JR's Barn, is $22 for individual seats and two seats for $40. A table of six is $120 and a table of eight is $150. More details coming soon.
Christmas Blessings
There are many children in Diboll who may not have a Christmas gift beneath their tree this year. You can help provide a Christmas blessing by adopting a family in need as part of the Christmas Blessings project. To adopt a family, call Bessie Furgurson at 936-829-4217 or Delana Hendrick at 936-635-2812. Deliver the gifts unwrapped to Diboll First United Methodist Church or to the office of Trey Wilkerson no later than Dec. 7 to be distributed. If you do not feel that adopting a family is right for you, but you still want to help, cash donations are always gratefully accepted. Be sure to indicate in the check memo line "Christmas Blessings." Cash donations may be mailed to Diboll FUMC, P.O. Box 412 Diboll, TX 75941 or to Diboll Civic Club, Attn: Trey Wilkerson, 105 Weber, Suite A, Diboll, TX 75941.
G&T nominations
Nominations for placement in the Advanced Academic Services Gifted and Talented Program at Diboll ISD for students in Kindergarten through 11th grade are now open until Dec. 15. Letters announcing the opening of nominations have been sent home with students. If you did not receive a letter of if you have questions about the program, call Diane Pennington, Gifted and Talented coordinator, at 936-829-6900 or email her at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Tangled Threads
T.L.L. Temple Memorial Library in Diboll invites is organizing "Tangled Threads" for crafters of all ages. The program is from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. the second Tuesday of each month. All skill levels are welcomed. Please bring your own hooks, yarn, and supplies. "Tangled Threads" will on the second Tuesday of the month in the Community Room. For more information call Mary Howell at 936-829-5497.
Try TOPS
Lose weight with TOPS – Taking Off Pounds Sensibly. Check out the local TOPS chapter at First United Methodist Church, 805 E. Denman Ave., Lufkin. Weigh-ins are at 8:30 a.m. Fridays and the meetings are at 9:05 a.m. Fridays. For more information, call Sylvia at 936-639-4017. First visit is free. Check out www.tops.org.
Three inducted into Lumberjack Wall of Honor
The Diboll Jack Backers added three more sports heroes to the Wall of Honor on Friday, Oct. 31, before the Lumberjack home football game against Shepherd. Those inducted were Cedric Vinson, Ta'Mesha Millier and Tom Farley.
Vinson was an outstanding Diboll athlete who was named twice to the all-state football and basketball team. He shattered the season record for most touchdowns in a season and was the only quarter-back to lead Diboll High School to a perfect 10-win season. He earned a football scholarship to Southern Methodist University.
Millier was an all-state track star that gathered many gold medals in her track career at Diboll High School. She is the only track athlete to qualify for the state track tournament in five events, with her specialty being the relays, hurdles, long jump and triple jump. She received a full scholarship in track to the Northwestern State University in Natchitoches, La.
Farley has been the epitome of the Jack Backer of Diboll High School athletes for more than 40 years. He was dedicated in taking care of the fields the Jacks played ball on — Pop Jordan Baseball Field and Lumberjack Stadium. His dedication included not just taking care of the field, but working the chains at the football games, lining the football field, selling tickets, mowing the fields, painting the fences/bleachers, working concession stands — anything that would enhance the athletic programs at DHS. Farley was a former president of the DHS Jack Backers, is current vice president of the Jack Backers Club, Diboll Youth Baseball honoree on their Wall of Honor and 2010 Lottie Temple Award for his continuous service to the town and school. Farley was also an outstanding all-sports standout at Diboll High School.
Ambulance chasers: DPD officers nab man who stole Nac emergency vehicle
Diboll police officers have had a busy week, arresting two for drug drug offenses and another for stealing an ambulance.
Ambulance theft
Diboll officers received information about 4 a.m. Sunday, Nov. 9, about an ambulance being stolen from Nacogdoches Memorial Hospital. Officer Michael Ramsey located the vehicle traveling south on Highway 59 through Diboll. After Officer Lazaro Robles arrived for backup, Ramsey initiated a felony stop.
The driver, Derwin Wayne Armstrong, 55, from Center, refused to pull over and continued south at about 80 mph.
As the chase continued, Corrigan and Polk County officers assisted, and Robles returned to Diboll. The pursuit continued through Corrigan and reached the Seven Oaks area. At that point, Ramsey left the chase to Polk County officers, who were able to spread spikes across the road and disable the vehicle.
Armstrong was taken into custody. Both Polk County Sheriff's Office and Diboll Police Department have charged him with evading arrest, in addition to the charges he faces out of Nacogdoches.
Possession, resisting
Officer Lazaro Robles stopped a vehicle Saturday, Nov. 8, for driving in a reckless manner, unsafe speed and a defective tail lamp. The vehicle pulled into a resident's driveway in the 300 block of Neil Pickett. After pulling over, the driver, Donnie Lamont Wilson, 35, of Diboll, rolled up the car windows and locked the doors.
After numerous commands to exit the vehicle, Wilson began reaching into his pants and into the glove box, causing concern that he may be attempting to retrieve a weapon, according to reports. Officers then broke out the driver's side window, and pulled Wilson, who resisted, from the car and placed him under arrest.
During an inventory of Wilson's car officers located 27.5 grams of cocaine. Robles was joined in the stop by DPD Officer Michael Ramsey. Assisting agencies who arrived to help control a large crowd gathering near the officers were Angelina County Sheriff's Office, Constable Ray Anthony, Lufkin DPS and Lufkin Police Department.
Possession, warrants
Diboll officers responded to a disturbance call Wednesday, Nov. 5, and ended up arresting a man for possession of methamphetamine.
Noe Aguilar and Noe DeJesus arrived at a residence in the 600 block of Box Factory Road to find Rene Gerardo Maldonado, 38, of Diboll attempting to see his ex-wife. They discovered the man had outstanding felony warrants out of the Angelina County Sheriff's Office.
After taking him into custody, the officers located a meth pipe in his pocket and 25.1 grams of methamphetamine in his vehicle.
Freed by Christ
Thank you for being a creation of Almighty God. Thank you for being a productive member of our community. Thank you for your smile and words of encouragement. Thank you for being a good parent. Thank you for being an obedient child. Thank you for being a hard worker. Thank you for taking care of your loved ones. Thank you for doing the hard things, the not-so-popular things and the things nobody else will do. God sees all you do. Jesus knows how tired you are. He knows you are really trying hard.
You were not made to try and do all these things on your own. That is why Jesus Christ came and died for you. He is alive today, waiting to help you if you will just turn completely to Him. God's Bible says in Matthew 11:29-30, "Take my yoke upon you and learn from Me for I am gentle and lowly in heart, and you will find rest for your souls. For My yoke is easy and My burden is light."
– Bro. Kenny Hibbs,
First Baptist Church
Program offers blessings at Christmas time
For many Diboll families, Christmas Blessings is exactly what the name implies: a blessing at this time of year. The program started as a charity effort of the Diboll Police Department several years ago and was recently administered by some area churches. It is now being sponsored by the Diboll Civic Club.
One of the recipients recently agreed to an interview to describe how her family has benefitted from the program. For this article, she will be called "Susan" (not her real name) in order to protect her privacy.
"I got involved in Christmas Blessings three years ago," Susan said. "I was needing some help about this time of the year, and I went to Christian Information and Service Center at the Temple house. I also helped them by doing some translating for some of their clients. They gave me a flyer describing Christmas Blessings."
Susan has a son and a daughter who are both younger than 13 years, the cutoff point for Christmas Blessings. She had previously had a bad experience with one of the big organizations in the county. She said that sometimes her children didn't get anything, or they received old, used things that really didn't fit their age. She indicated that the staff at CISC and the Christmas Blessings coordinators are much friendlier and seem to care more than some of the people she has dealt with before.
"Last year both of my children got a jacket and a complete set of clothes even including socks," Susan said. "In addition, they received several toys that were suitable for them and that they really liked."
When parents go to pick up the gifts, they are asked not to bring the children so they won't know before Christmas what they are getting. Susan wraps the presents and uses some for regular gifts and some "from Santa." Wherever her family is on Christmas, she leaves the "Santa" gifts in the car and has someone set them on the porch "since we don't have a chimney."
"I always explain to the kids where the clothes come from," said Susan as tears came to her eyes. "I want to let them know that there are people in the community who care enough to help others."
The benefits that this family receives do not end with them. They also get involved in giving back to the community by volunteering at various agencies. Some of these include the Humane Society, the Pregnancy Help Center, T.L.L. Temple Memorial Library, the Diboll schools, and Diboll Youth Baseball.
"Sometimes people ask me why I do all this if I don't get paid for it," Susan said. "I tell them it's just what I do. My parents always tried to help the homeless when we would visit Mexico when I was a child, and they instilled this attitude in me."
She does not own a vehicle, so she gets friends to give her rides, takes the trolley, or bor-rows vehicles to get to the places that can use her help.
"I want my children to know that we might not have much, but we can do something for others. You don't have to have money or influence; you just have to have desire."
Susan has lived in Diboll practically all her life. She has associate's degrees in Accounting and Business. Her health has prevented her from continuing her education, but it is improving, and her goal is to earn a degree in Human Services.
Anyone who wants to contribute to Christmas Blessings or pledge gifts for a family can contact either the staff at Diboll CISC, Bessie Furgurson the coordinator, or Trey Wilkerson the Civic Club president.
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Apple had a lot of people scratching their heads at today's press conference.
Six months after it announced the third iPad, Apple launched the iPad Mini. While small Android tablets, particularly the Amazon Kindle Fire (and Fire HD) and Google Nexus 7 have been successful, Apple has gone without a competitive mini tablet.
Until now.
The new iPad Mini is a little bigger than its direct competitors. It has a 7.9 inch IPS (not Retina) display with a resolution of 1280 x 800. It uses an A5 processor and sports a 5 MP front camera and 1.2 MP/720p FaceTime camera. Apple rates the battery at 10 hours. And yes, this one also has the Lighting Connector.
So will the iPad Mini be strong competition for the small Android tablets? At $329 (16 GB version) it's $130 more than the entry-level Nexus and Fire. Apple brand loyalty and reliability may pull some people away, but it might be better to look at this as a less expensive iPad rather than a more expensive mini tablet.
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Apple also launched a full-sized tablet, the iPad with Retina Display. Yes the specs are a little better, but for people who bought the new iPad and expected it to be current for a whole year - sorry.
The iPad with Retina Display (simply poetic) replaces the third iPad (the iPad 2 will still be available). It sports the same physical dimensions as the previous model, a Retina Display with 2048 x 1536 resolution, a dual-core A6X processor, two cameras (1.2 MP/720p for FaceTime and 5 MP/1080p for photos and videos) and faster Wi-Fi. It also features the Lighting Connector (I hate saying that) that debuted on the iPhone 5.
Twitter was abuzz with speculation that the Lighting Connector was the primary motivation for this new release.
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The Center for Drug Evaluation and Research's director says there is a need for new opioids and cuts off dosing comparisons between extended-release and immediate-release opioids.
Vancouver tests prescription heroin
The north-of-the-border solution comes amid climbing heroin abuse in the US.
India to reorg pharmaceutical agencies
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BioMarin to acquire Dutch biotech Prosensa; Woodcock says significant efficacy key to Breakthrough Therapy designation; Stryker considers $16 billion bid for UK devicemaker Smith and Nephew.
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EMA revises its conflict of interest policy; AbbVie all-oral HCV combo drug receives positive EU recommendation; Merck may help NewLink Genetics scale production of its Ebola vaccine.
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The first approved hydrocodone formulated to discourage misuse raises a challenge to controversial Zohydro.
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CRS asks if high prices are a tool to offset CMS rebates, the FDA adds another DTC study to its lineup, and the NIH proposes making more clinical trial data public.
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Drug makers favor big spending on speakers' events and doctor outreach.
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NASCAR driver Jason Leffler died Wednesday after he crashed his car at the Bridgeport Speedway in New Jersey, NASCAR said.
He was 37.
Leffler was taking part in "Night of Wings," a 25-lap event for sprint cars with a $7,000 prize. The race was not a NASCAR-sponsored event.
Sprint cars are high-powered cars that usually run on dirt or paved oval tracks.
"NASCAR extends its thoughts, prayers and deepest sympathies to the family of Jason Leffler who passed away earlier this evening," NASCAR said in a statement. "For more than a decade, Jason was a fierce competitor in our sport and he will be missed."
In March, another crash involving a sprint car killed two people at Marysville Raceway Park, outside Sacramento, California.
Soon after Leffler's death was announced, condolences poured in from fellow drivers.
"Deeply saddened by the passing of @JasonLeffler tonight. Please keep his family in your thoughts and prayers," tweeted Kyle Bush.
Another driver, Bobby Labonte, said in a Twitter post, "Lost a good guy tonight in Jason Leffler. Prayers with your family!"
"My thoughts and prayers are with Jason's family and friends," Jeff Burton posted. "Breaks my heart thinking of his little boy."
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One year ago, the Nikolaevsk girls basketball squad featured a team of fresh young faces perhaps unsure of what they were getting themselves into at the Class 2A state tournament in Anchorage. No upperclassmen and six eighth-graders ended up going 1-2 and finishing fifth.
This year, the Warriors look like a group of experienced professionals, as they have a chance to win a Class 1A state championship, demolishing Aniak 60-29 in the semifinal round Tuesday at the Sullivan Arena.
It doesn't matter what class, division or conference a basketball team plays in — a state championship berth feels just as great.
The Cook Inlet Academy girls earned a spot in the Class 1A State Championship game by defeating Newhalen 44-27 on Tuesday at the Sullivan Arena in Anchorage. For CIA, it is their second consecutive state title game, as they nearly won the 2A girls championship last year.
CIA coach Rustin Hitchcock said although the sting from last year's game is still felt, this year's squad is a much different animal.
If the experience level of a basketball team is relative to their performance, then the Nikolaevsk Warrior girls must be all juniors and seniors.
But they're not. Other than three juniors on the team, every player is an underclassmen.
The Warriors survived a scare from the Alak Huskies to advance to the 1A State girls tournament semifinals with a 53-50 victory on Monday at the Sullivan Arena in Anchorage.
Cook Inlet Academy continued its roll through the Alaska School Activities Association Class 1A state girls tournament by defeating Klawock 46-37 on Monday at the Sullivan Arena in Anchorage.
The win avenges a loss at the hands of the Chieftains in mid-January and eliminates the pre-tournament favorite from title contention.
"We just beat the No. 1 team in state," CIA girls coach Rustin Hitchcock said. "We beat them last year, but they have a 2-to-1 advantage on us since I've been coaching. It's been going back and forth.
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If there's anything Cook Inlet Academy girls coach Rustin Hitchcock learned from this year's Super Bowl, it's that momentum can change on a dime.
And, like the big game back in February, which was delayed by a stadium power outage, Saturday night's first-round matchup with Buckland at the Alaska School Activities Association State 1A basketball tournament was delayed for almost an hour due to a hallway sprinkler setting off the West Anchorage High School fire alarm.
One year ago, the Seward girls basketball team made the trip to the state tournament, while the Seward boys did not.
This year, the boys are back in on the action, and the two teams are going together again, like they did two seasons ago in 2011.
The Seward girls played last year to a seventh-place finish in the Alaska School Activities Association Class 3A tournament after two straight days of losses, which left them wanting more. The Seahawks are returning to state for the third straight year.
The Nikolaevsk girls got off to a good start at the Alaska School Activities Association Class 1A tournament with a convincing 47-24 win over the Yakutat Eagles on Saturday at West Anchorage High School in the first round of action.
The Warriors dominated with a strong post presence, as they out-rebounded Yakutat 54-29. Junior Nianiella Dorvall grabbed 18 rebounds and teammate Sophia Kalugin brought down 13. Kalugin also led Nikolaevsk with 15 points on 5-for-5 shooting.
At last year's Alaska School Activities Association Class 2A basketball tournament in Anchorage, the most glaring numbers on the Nikolaevsk girls team roster were the ages. The team had no upperclassmen and six eighth-graders.
The squad surprised some folks by winning its first game at the tournament against Tok before dropping two consecutive games and finishing fifth.
When Kenai River and Wenatchee (Wash.) face each other in the North American Hockey League, it's bound to get wild, and Thursday night was no different as the Brown Bears kicked off a three-game series with the Wild at the Soldotna Sports Center with a 3-0 victory.
Bears goalie Evan McCarthy performed admirably under pressure, stopping all 36 shots sent his way, including a crucial penalty shot Wenatchee was awarded with 11 minutes, 26 seconds, left in the game.
A day after celebrating both teams winning, the Soldotna basketball squads fell to their opponents on Friday at the Northern Lights Conference tournament at Soldotna High School.
The SoHi boys fell short after nearly rallying from a 22-point deficit to lose against the Colony Knights 58-45, while the SoHi girls were dominated by the Wasilla Warriors in a 62-40 contest.
The boys game could have been mistaken for a 3-point contest, as 42 combined shots were taken between the two teams from beyond the arc. SoHi converted on 6-of-25 attempts, while Colony made 7-of-17.
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Seattle Seahawks cornerback Brandon Browner is a bit of a polarizing figure. At his best is very good. At his worst he's so frustrating that's its sickening. As with everything, his true value is somewhere in between those two extremes. I get why most fans like him. Just the fact that he's the opposite of Kelly Jennings (the frustrating player he replaced) instantly made him fan favorite. His 6 interceptions doesn't hurt either. Personally, I don't like measuring corners by interceptions. Ints are only a small part of what a CB does to help a team. It's not even their primary job. Clearly there are better measures of a corner's play. I'll spare you my thoughts on the matter, and instead take a look at what some of the advances stats: … [visit site to read more]
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UTICA -- Saturday's weather was perfect for the 39th Utica Sertoma Old Fashioned Ice Cream Festival.
DANVILLE -- The Danville High School Class of 2013 will be remembered for its tenacity and competitiveness in class and out, said commencement speaker Carol Newbold at Saturday evening's graduation ceremony.
DANVILLE -- Danville High School seniors were honored in an award and scholarship program held Wednesday in the high school gym.
MOUNT VERNON -- Twenty-eight students at the Mount Vernon Academy were presented their diplomas Sunday morning after three days of celebration which included several events: Consecration, Baccalaureate and Vespers and concluded with Sunday's Commencement.
BRANDON -- Around 75 people came out on a bright, sunny day Sunday in Brandon as the small community paid homage to Memorial Day with its annual ceremony.
PICKERINGTON -- For the third straight time, a postseason confrontation between Danville and Newark Catholic did not go well for the Blue Devils.
COLUMBUS -- Sarah Fowler barely broke a sweat.
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