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The little red scarf....Holiday Mantel
November 12, 2014
Between you and me, I think my cow is rockin it in my red and black scarf........Don't you?
Sitting there all sassy like, surrounded by cedar, evergreen sprigs and pine cones.....
Every cows dream.
4 Things My Kitchen Can't Live Without
August 27, 2014
I must admit that I am thoroughly enjoying my newly painted
. Even the mere sight of it, almost makes me want to cook..... almost.
One thing that I am sure about though, are 4 things in my kitchen that I absolutely can't live without..... nor can my kitchen.
Summer Breakfast Room
June 23, 2014
It was about 6 years ago.
I remember the conversation between my husband and I, like it was yesterday. I was fairly to the point. He was watching TV and t
he conversation went something like this.......
"Honey, ummm..... I have been thinking, (in which he rolls his eyes) Why don't we turn the family room into the breakfast room."
I felt like I needed some distance between the cartoons, and hubby's shows while in the kitchen cooking, monitoring homework or just enjoying a quiet moment.
Needless to say, the conversation turned out a lot better then I thought it would.
One of the best decisions we ever could have made for our home...and kitchen. You can read more about the transition from family room to breakfast room
It's not like I am flip floppin rooms in my house on a regular basis, in fact this is the only one that has seen such a dramatic change in it's purpose. The reason....this table.
The original plan that we created when we built our home was centered around this table, however the architect was a just a tad bit off with the measurements on the day he was working on that room ....and it didn't fit. Eventually, that room transitioned into my keeping room. Win win for me.
With no place to put an almost 8 foot table, we put it up in my husbands
and I got a smaller replacement table ( which is now in
room ) and we continued to eat our cereal each morning happily ...until that day 6 years ago and that conversation.
Eating cheerios, has not been the same ever since. We still enjoy eating them......
only much better. And these days, much better since we moved the original 8 foot table back into this space, just like it was meant ...... all along.
Have you had an major room flips in your home?
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The Finished Kitchen....Sorta
June 16, 2014
Kinda of... Sort of..... well almost.
See, t
he last minute window addition is not completed yet but if I waited to show you everything completely finished..... well it may just be Christmas.
So, after many months of contemplating whether to paint the cabinets
( after 11 years it was time to address the wear and tear)
, researching how to paint them, choosing paint colors, painting the back splash,
sanding every square inch,
priming every square inch, and painting the cabinets, I am thrilled to share our "brighter" kitchen.
Kitchen Progress ...and my new cows
March 5, 2014
I am sure you have all heard the expression putting the ' Cart Before the horse'.... You know the figure of speech that means doing things the wrong way or in the wrong order. Well, I have been known to put the cart before the horse a time or two, but never have I put the 'Cart Before the Cow' until this week, when I hung him......
and him....
I think the new additions look a lot like this guy down at the end of the road....my neighbor.
Don't worry, you didn't miss any big kitchen reveal. In fact, this is the status of the project as of yesterday. Primed and ready to be painted....and hanging in the garage.
We are waiting on suitable weather conditions to finish the spraying.
But as I told my husband, as I hung those cows....that the decorating in our 'almost finished except for the doors' kitchen should move right along in the cart. Besides I am a tad bit giddy with excitement.
My main goal all along with the project, was to update the kitchen while keeping costs at a minimum.
So far, so good..
My pop of color inspiration was determined when I picked up this clock that now resides over my mantel, at a local antique shop a few months ago. Since then, I have picked up a few bowls and cups to mix in with our existing white dishes that we use everyday. I picked up that blue tray at IKEA for lunch money.
My 8 year counter stools will be getting a makeover. Since they are in pretty decent shape,
considering the abuse they get daily from my children,
I am going to paint the base white and replace the vinyl cover to a grey fabric that I already have.
You can see what the counter stools will look like in the next photo.
My kitchen chairs also got a little refresh using the same color grey that I used in my island. The chair pads are from World Market.
I look forward to completing this project with much anticipation. In fact, when I am done ......
You might even see me jump over the moon....with my cows.
So tell me, do you ever put the cart before the horse...or cow?
that my husband and boys stomach virus lasted 23 hours
instead of 24 hours......although one little guy is still home sick.
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The Nielsen Co. said an estimated 108.4 million people watched the Baltimore Ravens' 34-31 victory over the San Francisco 49ers. The most-watched events in U.S. TV history were last year's game, seen by 111.3 million, and the 2010 game, with 111 million viewers.
CBS had hoped to make it the fourth year in a row that football's ultimate game broke the record for most-watched event in American television history. But pro football ratings in general have been down slightly this year.
When the Ravens' Jacoby Jones returned the opening kickoff of the second half for a touchdown and gave his team a 28-6 lead, CBS' dream of a ratings record surely became even more distant. And then half the lights went out. CBS' ratings immediately dipped by two full ratings points in the overnight measurement of big cities.
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It wasn't a fun game to watch most of the way through, but it turned into a thriller late as the Celtics faced the Jazz Wednesday at the TD Garden. Gordon Hayward hit a jumper over Tyler Zeller with just 1.7 seconds remaining to give Utah an 84-83 edge, but it was Zeller that would get the last laugh. Brad Stevens drew up a play to perfection and Marcus Smart hit Zeller under the hoop for what turned into the game winner at the buzzer. The shot went under review, then the Garden erupted at the refs announced that the Celtics were coming away with an 85-84 win.
Isaiah Thomas and Jae Crowder were the game's two high scorers with 21 and 18 points respectively — both coming off the Boston bench. Avery Bradley was the Celtics' only starter to reach double figures with 13. Trey Bruke and Derrick Favors led the way for Utah with 16 points apiece. The Celtics are now 24-35 after the win, while the Jazz drop to 24-36 on the season.
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Yes, both teams did play in different cities last night, but 34-33 at halftime is not a common sight in the NBA. Typically a cold start will get better for both teams. But after the Jazz took a 19-18 lead into the second quarter, the teams combine for only 30 more points in the half — leaving the Celtics with a one-point edge at the break. Despite turning the ball over just once, the C's managed their 34 points on 32.6 percent shooting (including 16.7 percent from downtown). The Jazz weren't much better, shooting a mere 37.1 percent, but attempted 11 less shots than Boston (46-35).
Despite leading at the half, Brad Stevens' club was clearly struggling offensively, so he opted to make a move. Jae Crowder — who has been making a huge impact recently off the bench — started the second half over Brandon Bass. Crowder was the C's lone bright spot offensively in the first half, tallying 13 points on 6-for-8 shooting. Crowder wound up going scoreless in the third frame, but the slack was picked up elsewhere.
Bradley returned to the locker room in the first half with what the team deemed to be a left elbow contusion. He returned, but scored only two points in the half. Coming out of the break was another story, as Bradley scored all 11 of the Celtics points in the first six minutes of the third, before handing the torch over to the C's new finisher.
It was Zeller who hit the game-winner, but Thomas came up huge for Boston late, scoring 19 of his 21 points in the second half. As he does so often, Thomas dominated the final frame, scoring 10 points while pacing the Celtics offense throughout. Thomas played only the fifth most minutes on the team with just over 26, which begs the question: When will Thomas get more minutes? Coming off the bench may be the right role for Thomas, but after proving how lethal of a scorer he is, it's a matter of time until we see him on the floor more.
After missing 18 games with a badly sprained left ankle, Olynyk was back in the lineup on Wednesday for the first time since Jan. 22. Olynyk saw just over seven minutes of action (all in the first half) and went scoreless in his return. "I thought Kelly was fine, but the way the game was going I felt like [Jonas] Jerebko was active and all over the place," Stevens said following the game.
Obviously, Stevens did not give Olynyk much of a chance on the floor, but the forward looked a step behind and is going to have to earn his minutes to get back in the rotation. Clearly Olynyk has not yet returned to 100 percent.
Marcus Smart has been recognized for his efforts to keep the Celtics in the playoff hunt through a crazy trade season in Boston.
Smart and Minnesota Timberwolves sensation Andrew Wiggins were named Wednesday the Kia NBA Eastern and Western Conference Rookies of the Month, respectively, for February.
Smart ranked third among East rookies in scoring (9.8 ppg), assists (4.3 apg) and steals (1.64 spg) for the month. He also was fourth in rebounding (4.5 rpg) and averaged a conference-rookie-high 32.6 minutes in 11 games for the Celtics, whose 7-4 record was tied for fourth best in the East.
The 6-4, 220-pound point guard set single-game career highs in rebounds (10), assists (nine) and steals (five) during February. Smart scored in double figures in six of his final seven games of the month.
Smart's playing time increased significantly following the Dec. trade of Rajon Rondo to Dallas. He continued to impress even as Danny Ainge brought in Isaiah Thomas in a deadline deal with Phoenix. Wednesday against Utah marked Smart's 16th start of the season.
As for Wiggins, the rookie out of Kansas won the West award for the fourth consecutive month and helped the Timberwolves to a 5-6 record, their best mark in a full calendar month this season. The 6-8, 199-pound forward led all rookies in scoring (16.8 ppg) and minutes (38.7 mpg), and he shot 45.7 percent from the field and averaged 4.8 rebounds.
On Feb. 23, Wiggins scored 30 points in a 113-102 loss to the Houston Rockets, his third 30-point game of the season, matching the Minnesota rookie record set by Isaiah Rider in 1993-94.
Here are just some of the highlights of the month for Smart:
After a three-game win streak and a hard-fought loss to the Western Conference-leading Warriors, the Celtics began answering questions this weekend about possibly playing in the playoffs.
After a three-game win streak and a hard-fought loss to the Western Conference-leading Warriors, the Celtics began answering questions this weekend about possibly playing in the playoffs.
Well, nothing tempers expectations like a 31-point blowout by the surging Cavaliers.
LeBron James scored a game-high 27 points, and Cleveland dominated from start to finish in a 110-79 victory against the visiting Celtics on Tuesday night. The loss marked the second straight for the C's (23-35), who fell two full games behind the Nets for the eighth seed in the East playoff race.
Brandon Bass' 15 points led an anemic Celtics offense that finished 35 percent from the field. Meanwhile, five more Cavs joined LeBron in double figures: Kyrie Irving (18 points), Kevin Love (12), J.R. Smith (12), Timofey Mosgov (10) and Tristan Thompson (10).
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The 31-point loss marked the Celtics' worst of the season. The C's haven't been blown out many times this season, as they've shown the ability to keep games close throughout the season. This time, though, the effort just wasn't there, especially on the defensive end. The Celtics will not have long to dwell on their poor performance, as they host the Jazz on Wednesday night.
Thomas played his first bad game as a Celtic, scoring only 11 points in just under 20 minutes. He continued to attack the rim, but was repeatedly stifled by the Cavs' long defenders. Thomas also missed all three of his attempts from 3-point range and finished 4-of-13 from the field.
After LeBron missed two key free throws at the end of Sunday's loss to the Rockets, some dared question the legitimacy of his reign. On Tuesday, King James proved why he deserves not only the throne, but another MVP trophy. LeBron dominated in all phases of the game, but really excelled shooting from the outside, hitting a number of ridiculous jumpers. Jae Crowder, Avery Bradley and Marcus Smart all tried to contain James, but none of them had the answer.
After scoring 38 points in the first quarter on Sunday against the Warriors, the Celtics were looking to get a repeat performance from their offense on Tuesday. No such thing occurred. The Celtics jumped out to an early 9-5 lead, but only scored seven points in the final nine minutes of the quarter. The offense struggled to create space and often settled for long jumpers. One possession even featured a Crowder iso at the top of the key; it was ugly. It only got worse from there.
The Italian Stallion, rocking the rare No. 70 jersey, played a season-high 15 minutes. Datome collected seven points and five rebounds. He probably felt comfortable on the court, as he was surrounded by some familiar faces — fellow benchwarmers Shavlik Randolph, Gerald Wallace and Phil Pressey, who all saw significant playing time.
Newly acquired Celtics point guard Isaiah Thomas captured the NBA's Eastern Conference Player of the Week honors, becoming the f
Newly acquired Celtics point guard Isaiah Thomas captured the NBA's Eastern Conference Player of the Week honors, becoming the first Boston player to earn the award since Jared Sullinger last season from Feb. 3-9, 2014.
Thomas averaged 22 points (53.8 true shooting percentage), 6.5 assists and 2.5 rebounds this past week, leading the Celtics to a 3-1 record, including Sunday's near upset of the Warriors.
Here's a quick look at the week that was for Thomas.
Celtics 115, Suns 110: 21 PTS (6-16 FG, 3-8 3P, 6-7 FT), 7 AST, 1 REB, 1 STL
Celtics 115, Knicks 94: 19 PTS (3-10 FG, 2-6 3P, 11-11 FT), 7 AST, 6 REB
Celtics 106, Hornets 98: 28 PTS (9-22 FG, 2-8 3P, 8-10 FT), 7 AST, 1 REB, 1 STL
Warriors 106, Celtics 101: 20 PTS (8-21 FG, 3-11 3P, 1-1 FT), 5 AST, 2 REB
Thomas edged Hawks forward Paul Millsap, Hornets teammates Michael Kidd-Gilchrist and Mo Williams and Pacers guard George Hill for the award. Damian Lillard, who averaged 26 points, 5.7 assists and 4.7 rebounds from Feb. 23 to March 1, earned Western Conference Player of the Week honors.
Celtics coach Brad Stevens, who submitted the first winning month (7-4) of his career in February, was nominated for Eastern Conference Coach of the Month, but lost out to Pacers coach Frank Vogel for the honor.
The Celtics are holding their own against the NBA's elite.
Less than three weeks after beating the Eastern Conference-leading Hawks, the Celtics gave the West-leading Warriors all they could handle, establishing a 26-point first-half lead in front of a raucous home crowd before Golden State chipped away and crumbled their hosts, 106-101.
Once again, Isaiah Thomas ignited the C's scoring effort with 20 points — missing a 3-pointer that would have tied the game in the final seconds — to go along with five assists in 29 minutes off the bench. Tyler Zeller's 17 points led all five Celtics starters in double figures, followed by Brandon Bass (15 points, 12 rebounds), Avery Bradley (12 points), Marcus Smart (10 points) and Evan Turner (10 points). Jae Crowder added 17 rebounds and nine points off the bench.
Still, it wasn't enough to overcome a Warriors team that owns the league's best record (46-11) and features MVP favorite Stephen Curry, who netted 37 points to lead all scorers. Meanwhile, the Celtics drop to 23-34 and remain on the outside looking in on the East's eighth and final playoff seed.
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Since taking a 5-4 lead 1:55 into the game, the Celtics held the Warriors at bay longer than anyone expected, but it was only a matter of time since the league's top-scoring team got back in the game. Over the course of 12 minutes from the end of the third quarter to late in the fourth — as Shaun Livingston gave them a spark off the bench, Green heated up and Curry remained on fire — Golden State outscored the Celtics 32-15 to grab their first lead since the opening minutes.
If the Celtics have any hope of making the playoffs, it'll be their improvement on the defensive end that will make the difference between a first-round series and a lottery pick. Six games after holding the Hawks to 42.3 percent shooting, the C's held the Warriors to 42.1 percent — not an easy task two of the game's most prolific shooters. Curry and Klay Thompson (20 points) were always going to get their points, but the C's built their lead by holding Golden State's frontcourt — Draymond Green, Harrison Barnes, Andrew Bogut, David Lee and Andre Iguodala — to combined 4-of-20 shooting in the opening 24 minutes. That's especially impressive considering the Celtics are sans Jared Sullinger and Kelly Olynyk.
Quite simply, Thomas has been a dominant offensive force during his Celtics tenure, anchoring a unit that scored 117.9 points per 100 possessions during his first four games in Boston. Even more impressive, he owns a usage rate of 35.4 percent, meaning more than a third of the C's possessions are running through Thomas when he's on the floor. His 58.2 true shooting percentage during that four-game stretch would rank among the NBA's best guard over a full season. Sunday night was no different, as his 15 points before the break led a 65-point first-half for the Celtics. He cooled off in the second half, finishing just 8-of-21 from the field and missing eight of his 11 3-point attempts, but his presence remains a revelation.
Granted, Green will receive a max contract on the restricted free agency market this summer and Crowder won't command anywhere near that salary, but the two offer similar styles. Crowder has shown the ability to knock down the open 3-pointer, defend multiple positions on the other end and generally fill up the stat sheet across the board. Crowder's outside shot wasn't falling, as he made just 4-of-17 shots, but he finished with nine points, 17 rebounds, two assists and a block in 26 minutes off the bench — a Green-esque performance.
The Celtics continued to play small-ball with great success, in large part because the Warriors didn't have a center capable of making them pay defensively. That allows the C's to space the floor offensively with Jerebko playing the five. His entrance coincided with an 18-5 run that helped the C's establish the startling 26-point lead. Starting the second quarter alongside Thomas, Marcus Smart, James Young and Crowder, Jerebko knocked down his lone 3-point attempt while collecting four combined rebounds, blocks and steals — and finished a plus-11 in seven first-half minutes.


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The line of thinking seemed natural.
Padres All-Star first baseman Adrian Gonzalez represents everything that could be on the Red Sox' wish list. He is a slugger who can mash (40 homers in 2009) and control the strike zone (119 walks). He has produced middle-of-the-order numbers in OBP, slugging and homers while playing half his games in one of the worst offensive environments in baseball.
"He was kind of overshadowed by the ballpark. He'd be a superstar in a lot of other cities," former teammate Scott Hairston said this summer. "I think he'd be an MVP candidate if he were in a different park."
That claim might ring particularly true in Boston. Gonzalez has a great opposite-field stroke — evidenced once in a Caribbean Series game in which he stroked three homers to left field — that would suggest an ability to post huge numbers in Fenway Park.
Gonzalez also is a well-rounded player who is an above-average defender at first base. If the Sox were to acquire him — something they explored doing this year at the trade deadline — he would allow Kevin Youkilis to move to third, in one fell swoop giving the Sox a significant upgrade from their 2008 team in terms of defense (an area that Boston general manager Theo Epstein has labeled a top priority) and lineup production.
With the move of Jed Hoyer from being an assistant GM with the Sox to the general manager of the Padres, many suggested that the likelihood of a deal would only increase. Hoyer's familiarity with the Sox farm system, it was suggested, could help to facilitate a deal.
Or not.
It would seem premature to suggest that the GM meetings that begin today in Chicago will inevitably move the Sox and Padres closer to a Gonzalez deal. Familiarity between Hoyer and his former club, as Epstein pointed out, is a double-edged sword in any potential talks.
"He knows all my tricks, and I know his," Epstein said last week. "It makes it easier to have discussions because the relationship is so good. But ultimately, it can be harder to make a deal because I think the way we've come to value players is pretty similar. When you value players the same way, sometimes it's hard to make a deal than with an organization that emphasizes different attributes of players. If you have different evaluations, you can get a deal done quicker."
One need look no further than the Sox' history with the Diamondbacks since former Sox assistant GM Josh Byrnes took over as Arizona's head of baseball operations. Here are all the major league transactions involving those two teams:
-- April 9, 2007 — Sox claimed J.D. Durbin off waivers from Arizona. (The Sox subsequently would make an unsuccessful attempt to pass Durbin through waivers; he was claimed by the Phillies.)
-- Aug. 31, 2006 — The Sox, desperate for a warm body to take the mound, received Kevin Jarvis as part of a conditional deal.
That's it. The two teams have talked about other players — notably including the conversations about a possible Miguel Montero deal last offseason, when the Diamondbacks asked for Michael Bowden and the Sox balked — but they typically have viewed players too similarly to consummate a deal.
Stalemate is a natural outcome: the D-backs at times have been interested in the players whom the Sox value highly, uninterested in those whom the team is willing to move. The same might well prove true with Hoyer and the Padres — unless the Sox and Epstein become desperate to make a deal. And, of course, Epstein made clear last year that he feels the Sox should not operate according to a model in which they act out of desperation to acquire a player.
"It doesn't work that way. In baseball, if you convince yourself you need a certain player, you've already lost," Epstein said at last year's GM meetings. "One player doesn't have that much impact. It's about building organizations. It's not about adding players. There's no player you can have to make up for an inherent weakness in the organization — a foundational weakness.
"You need to build the foundation up where you don't need that one player. Yeah, you can pursue that player. He may be a great fit. But if it doesn't work out or if the money gets ridiculous, you can turn to another player."
Here are a few other factors working against a deal:
-- Gonzalez might have set some kind of record for the most team-friendly contract of the past 15 years. He is due $4.75 million for the coming year, with a $5.5 million no-brainer option for 2011.
That being the case, money isn't a factor motivating the Padres to make a deal. In fact, it suggests a couple of things:
A) In theory, at least, it could make it more enticing for Gonzalez should the Padres approach him about an extension that would appeal to both sides. The salary bump from, say, $5 million a year to $12 million a year might have appeal, particularly if a long-term deal overrode Gonzalez' option. (David Ortiz' current four-year, $52 million deal — a below-market deal when he signed it in 2006 — overrode a team-friendly $7.75 million option for 2007.)
B) If the Padres believe there is any chance that they can compete either this year or next, Gonzalez likely would be the cornerstone of their efforts. For a mid-market team, the combination of his contract and production is gold, something that gives the Padres an elite player while permitting them the flexibility to address other needs. Hoyer and the Padres would have to be either blown away by a package of immense major league talent or they would have to conclude that they will not be able to compete in the NL West over the next two seasons to be motivated to move Gonzalez.
-- The Padres might not need to write off contention over the next two years. The NL West is potentially a winnable division given the questions lording over the future of Dodgers ownership. The other teams in the division have solid talent bases, though the Giants lack hitting, the Rockies might have to move key parts because of their mid-market reality, and the Diamondbacks — despite several key components that helped them to the NLCS just two years ago — were a bad (70-92) team last year. The division can turn over quickly. If that is the case, the Padres may want to keep Gonzalez to try to make a run.
-- Unless the first baseman were to suffer an injury, the Padres could be reasonably confident that they could receive a package of significant value if they waited until the summer to deal Gonzalez. By virtue of his contract, Gonzalez will be attractive to both teams in contention and not in contention if he is put on the block this summer.
Teams that weren't in contention talked with the Pirates about Jason Bay in '08 and the Indians about Victor Martinez in '09, hoping to capitalize on the players' services for a year and a half.
-- Now that the Sox have Martinez, their urgency to acquire Gonzalez might be diminished. Not only did the Sox add a middle-of-the-order hitter, but the team also added a player who likely needs to spend part of his time at first base to maximize productivity. Though not insurmountable, that creates the possibility of a more crowded lineup than even what the Sox featured down the stretch this year.
-- More broadly, it remains an open question whether the Sox will have the pieces to achieve a blockbuster. Their biggest opportunity to swing for the fences with a player who can impact the 2010 club may well have been this past summer.
Clay Buchholz was the centerpiece of all of the team's forays into potentially huge deals during the summer, whether talking to the Blue Jays about Roy Halladay, the Padres about Gonzalez, the Mariners about Felix Hernandez or the Indians about a combined Cliff Lee/Victor Martinez deal.
With his performance down the stretch, Buchholz thrust himself more prominently into the Sox' long-term plans. There were some voices in the organization that felt more strongly based on his work during the second half that the club should no longer consider parting with the young right-hander.
Especially given the possibility that the 2010 campaign could be Josh Beckett's last as a Red Sox, the idea of having Buchholz paired with Jon Lester along with Daisuke Matsuzaka for the next three years could be a key ingredient of the team's long-term planning.
Moreover, with Justin Masterson having been dealt to Cleveland in the Victor Martinez deal, the Sox are without another big-league ready chip to offer in a deal. Masterson was a perfect asset for this past summer's trade market: someone with a big-league track record that suggested an ability to have a meaningful role, but someone who was expendable thanks to the emergence of Daniel Bard in the majors and Junichi Tazawa in the minors. There is a reason why Masterson, like Buchholz, was offered in virtually every blockbuster scenario this summer.
Now, with Masterson gone, the Sox would either have to give up more valuable prospects who are just now establishing themselves in the majors — Bard or Buchholz, for instance — or the team would have to move an even more established big leaguer to acquire big-league ready prospects from a third team, and swing those to the Padres as part of a Gonzalez package.
As Epstein pointed out following the season, he believes the strength of the minor league system is two or three years from making a big-league impact. It would be difficult for the Padres to sell the San Diego fan base on the idea that Gonzalez — who is from the area and is immensely popular — was going to be moved without getting a player who can play now in return.
None of that is to suggest that a deal for Gonzalez is impossible. Nonetheless, the same elements that make the first baseman appealing to the Sox — and nearly every other team — also make him appealing for the Padres to keep, or at least to deal on the teams that they dictate, rather than those proffered by any other club. And that fact likely will remain unchanged, even with Hoyer in San Diego.
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Scott Burnside joins the boys to discuss the Bruins and the NHL trade deadline.
A look back at Dennis and Callahan's 2015 trip to spring training. They visited with Larry Lucchino, Ben Cherington, Xander Bogaerts, John Farrell, Mookie Betts, Joe Kelly, Curt Schilling and Dustin Pedroia.
Dino, Gerry and Kirk are joined by Rob Bradford, Gordon Edes and Steve Buckley to forecast the 2015 campaign.
Pedroia joins the guys in Fort Myers to look at the upcoming season and his health entering the spring.
Manish Mehta of the New York Daily News joins MFB to talk about his column about Darrelle Revis and the New York Jets' possible pursuit of Darrelle Revis
Tom E. Curran of Comcast SportsNet New England talks about the Patriots placing the franchise tag on Stephen Gostkowski and what is going on with Darrelle Revis' contract situation
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Dale and Michael talk about the trade deadline deals and how the Bruins did improve themselves, but how it might not be enough to make the ultimate difference.
Mikey, Mut, and Lenny are joined by the Rev girls, who are revealing the New Revolution uniform Tuesday at the House of Blues in Boston and talking about the Revs.
Mikey, Lenny, and Maggie talk Red Sox baseball with Red Sox Hall of Famer Bill Lee, who is in Florida and out of the snow that's perpetually burying the area.
Mikey gets a call from Kirk Minihane, who wants to clear the air with Mikey and get everything settled. It goes better than you think.
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Chris and comedian Will Noonan discuss the events of last night's Raw.
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This La Paloma Blanca unit is a gorgeous beach front condominium located on the peaceful south end of Jaco Beach on the Central Pacific coast of Costa Rica, located only 1 hour from the capital, San Jose and 90 minutes from the SJO international airport.
La Paloma Blanca offers tranquility and privacy, but is only a $2 taxi to Jaco center for restaurants, shopping and nightlife. This front ocean facing, rare 3 bedroom condo features a large terrace for relaxing and enjoying the ocean, sunsets, and mountains that surround us. Our well appointed, spacious rooms have amazing views with a large breezy balcony that runs the length of the condo on the second floor. Although the property has 4 pools, our 3 bedroom has its own semi private pool just beneath our balcony, with the ocean just steps beyond.
An outdoor covered Barbeque Rancho and cascading waterfalls in the landscaped pools are a favorite spot for afternoon and evening socializing. The asymmetric design of the buildings and pools allows ocean views from all angles, but our home sits in the best oceanfront position for views, serenity and breezes.
A short walk, bike or taxi ride away, Jaco Beach has modern grocery stores and dozens of great restaurants from Sushi to Steak, and most deliver to your door.
Boutiques and Surf shops line the surf town selling surf boards, bathing suits, local fashions and indigenous craft souvenirs of all types. Stop for a cold cerveza and ceviche at one of our seaside hangouts, or just enjoy the local scene with a Costa Rican cafe con leche. Nightlife in Jaco comes alive after 10pm, when the dance clubs fill with both locals and tourists.
The surrounding area provides something for everyone, from world class sport fishing, championship golf course, canopy zip-line, national parks and waterfalls. Our Concierges will assist you with your vacation ideas, whether you choose pure relaxation or adventure and nightlife. Airport Pick up, Personal Chefs, babysitters, in home massages and pre-arrival grocery stocking services can easily be arranged.
We live here year round, and are happy to provide suggestions as to what not to miss in paradise. Please let us know what questions you may have. Pura Vida.
Thanks Faith, you were right. This condo is beautiful. We had so much fun, and tried almost all the adventures you suggested. The boys surfed till they dropped, and Al and I tried every restaurant on the list. Our favorite was Villa Caletas , we made it for a spectacular sunset followed by a fierce lightning storm over the Pacific. Wild! Thanks so much for all your help. I am coming back to learn Spanish !
Location is perfect for families on a safe, clean section of Jaco Beach. We found on arrival, the condo is absolutely bare of any essential condiments edible or drinkable. I would think anything considered 5 star could at least leave a bit of coffee or tea available for the first morning. Salt and pepper would not be out of place also.
The patio furniture is less than comfortable and really showing its age. The Master bedroom has no closet nor anywhere to hang anything. The bedding is pretty thin and old. The master bathroom had a lot of foul doors even after we bleached out the shower stall sinks and toilet. Not good value for the money.
Found this gem and took a "flyer" on it. What a treat. Stunning views from all common areas and the best sunsets in Jaco. It is also on the far south side of town so quiet at night. The interior was the equivalent of a five star hotel. Had a couple minor issues that required owner input and found them to be very responsive.
My only caution would be to not leave ANYTHING of value in a car and be careful when biking.
We had two families with 4 teenagers spend the past week in Jaco, and I would go back in a heartbeat!! We stayed in two of the condos at La Paloma Blanca and they were great! They were very spacious, clean and the location could not have been better. Loved sitting out by the pool looking at the ocean and watching the beautiful sunsets and many surfers. Thank you Faith for all of your helpful information. We will be back!
Thanks, Faith for suggesting we try Paloma Blanca J2. The condo is a spacious as you said, and we loved having our meals overlooking our little semi-private pool and the ocean. The kids took surf lessons in front with Mauricio, we got the pictures to show! Very nice, good value for such a lovely home. We plan to return next winter and will bring another family . Pura Vida . Ron and Kathy
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Ando Cloisonné Company is a Japanese cloisonné making company located in Nagoya. As of 1918, at least fifty cloisonné artists worked there.[1] Objects from Ando are held in the collection of the Walters Art Museum[2] and in the Victoria and Albert Museum.
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Your examples look good as they are. The 180mm will allow you to get further away and change the perspective.
As an experiment, you could take a shot similar to your first, then move the camera so the subject to lens distance doubles and take another shot.
If you crop and enlarge the second shot so the violin is the same size as the first, you should see the effect of the 180mm lens.
Obvious the 180mm lens will allow you to fill the frame from that position.


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I'm literally going to copy this exactly! Well except for the computer case thing (i dont know what the purpose of that is) and im gonna use an IC instead of a CFC.
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For those of you looking to do the same, please feel free to contact me if you need any help/info...especially while it is still fresh in my mind. I feel like I have a pretty good understanding of everything going on so I should be able to answer most questions. If it is regarding elkectrical, I will probably defer to P-J unless it is something I am very comfortable answering. John
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WOW THIS TOOK LIKE TWO WEEKS? Well maybe more like 4 days overall, since I only worked on them over the weekends.
I'll probably be making more (as well as environments and creatures), but first I wanted to explore the races I had in mind for the world me and *Ai-Bee are building for this.
This project is currently unnamed, but it's something I've wanted to do ever since I was in middle school.
A lot of High Fantasy is very overdone and all the designs are inbred, so as a kid I wanted to see a fantasy world that was more diverse, but used a lot of familiar things from the genre.
I realize I'm taking a lot of liberties with the typical interpretations of High Fantasy...but it's fucking fantasy, dude.
What's fantasy without imagination? I always thought the "rules" some people ascribe to were bullshit anyway.
(sorry any Tolkien/D&D-die-hards, this project probably isn't for you)
I reference a lot of cultures and plan to mix them with more typical fantasy elements, but if anyone who belongs to the cultures that inspired me, by all means please let me know if I've done anything seriously wrong or offensive and I will look into it and fix it as best as I can. And yes, I know where the names I'm using came from.
No body shaming will be tolerated. (ʘ‿ʘ✿)
So without any further ado, here is some thought-vomit on each of the races and sub-races!
Ogres: Despite their hulking, brutish appearance, the Northern Orcs are very family-oriented, and tend to have houses overrun with children. It's common to see both parents with babies strapped to their backs and stomachs while they continue their daily routine. Marriage infidelity is severely frowned on. Like the Jotuns, they live in underground communities in houses they've hollowed out of the cave walls. They're a loud and hearty culture that loves festivities, so flashy celebrations and ceremonies are common. They wear very little due to their immunity to the cold, and are experts at tanning and curing leather. Like all Northern races, their love of music is well known, specializing in percussion and lyrical chanting.
Inspirations and notes: Native American cultures, focus on Hopi. Bulky, powerful bodies. American Native, Central American, and Latin@ features.
Goblins: Once a proud nation, the Goblins have suffered from enslavement ever since they were defeated in a war centuries ago. Since then, their culture has grown in many different directions, usually adopting qualities from the country they're employed in. They've started gaining independence in recent years, building small communities and districts within the Naiad, Myr, and Gnome Nations, and are slowly rebuilding relations with the Dwarves. Well known for their dexterity and intelligence, the Goblins are famous for their vehicles and automated tools, having some of the best repairmen and smiths in the world.
Inspirations and notes: Gaelic/16th century Scottish culture, mixed with contemporary Gothic fashion and dieselpunk. Thin bodies, shortest orc race. Western European features.Trolls: Unlike the other Eastern races, the Trolls live outside of the Marshes, among various scattered islands. Ruled by separate clans and families, the Trolls are surprisingly at peace with one another, gathering often for big festivals and merry-making. Renowned for some of the most sought-after cuisine, their seafood dishes are considered delicacies across the world. Their fishing villages populate the coasts while the cities further inland are hubs for trading among the clans. Famous for their seafaring lifestyle, wood-work and craft, they range from fishermen to pirates and sailors. Crude and rowdy, the Trolls are well-liked for their humor, though they don't prefer the company of any of the other Eastern races, preferring trade with the Northern countries.
Inspirations and notes: Ainu mixed with some Feudal Japanese culture. Tall, lanky bodies. North to East Asian features.Gorgons: A powerful race of warriors, the Sourthern Orcs are a vicious and militant people who are known for their fighting prowess and invention of many competitive sports. Honor and physical abilities are held in the highest esteem, so their leaders are chosen from fighting and wrestling competitions. Despite their belligerence, their culture is very just, ruled by a council of generals. They've become reclusive after an unsuccessful siege on the Giant's capital, but are patching up relations with the other southern races, mainly the Kobolds. The Gorgons have some of the best metalwork in the south, and have an impressive variety of tamed animals for both work and entertainment— mainly recognized for their pet trade and traveling circuses.
Inspirations and notes: ancient Roman culture, focus on gladiatorial aesthetics and ancient Sparta. Built, muscular bodies, usually thick necks. Mediterranean to North African features.
Also to answer everyone's question about why they glow:
The Orcs are the most in-touch with their magic on a physical level, so their elements manifest in their eyes and mouth
The other races:
To see more of this world, please visit this gallery!
(sorry for anyone who got this twice, dA deleted it for some reason?? wtf)
It seems like if I were a character I would most likely be a Northern Nomad or a Northern Ogre.
You did a great job showing different body sizes and cultures with the different ethnicities. You used existing creatures from myth and fantasy and added your spin on it. Most people just choose to go with all the set traditional aesthetics. I have to give you props on your drawing skills and your take on the races.


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