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My family tells me I'm too old to have a baby. How should I respond?
My husband and I want to start trying for a sibling for our 4-year-old daughter, but my family keeps telling me that at 38, I'm too old to have a baby. What should we do?
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I am 38 still trying and believing God babies. All I'm asking God is good health that will enable carry healthy pregnancy.posted 05/31/2012 by a BabyCenter Member
I'm 38 and my hubby is 45, we just found out we're pregnant with our third child. My daughter is 12 and my son is 9, this pregnancy came as a total surprise. We were very scared at first, things are going so well that the thought of starting over again is overwhelming. We are scared this new baby will take away from our other two, that maybe we won't be able to give the older kids everything they want. What matters now is that this baby, I feel, is a gift. I only want to concentrate on what we can do instead of what we can't do. The glass is always gonna be half full!posted 05/26/2012 by a BabyCenter Member
I had my first at 42-- conceived at 41-- and he's 6 months old and we are trying for a second child. The world is changing, attitudes on age are changing.posted 05/15/2012 by dwalker_uai
They are stuck in a 20's mentality where if you aren't married by 16 you are an old maid and if you haven't had a child by 17 you are barren remind them that we are in the year 2012 and that an attitude like that is sad and counter productive then ask them if you are so old should you go in the back yard and start digging for your inevitable burial plot? I'm sure that if you word your response strongly they will not be likely to attack your age again.posted 05/14/2012 by tsruss
You are not too old!!! Its what you want and how you feel and what your doctor advises for you. If your healthy and doctor says its ok then its all up to you. Follow your heart ! No One can say you are too old ( they have no way of knowing how great you feel how healthy you are so they have no right to say you are too old) I know 50 and 60 year olds that have the bodies of 20 and 30 year olds! Don't listen to jibberish! Be A Mother Who Cares what they think I am 39 ! Dec I will be 40! My husband and I have been trying for 4 months! April '11the month we were married last year and April'12 the month we conceived! Yes ! We finally got a positive! I have learned a great deal from this site! We stopped using lubrication and added more foreplay afterwards laying still for 15 or more minutes! This is the difference of this month and the previous 3 months that we were using artificial lubrication and not laying still for 15min or more afterwards! It worked for us!posted 04/19/2012 by a BabyCenter Member
Children's are one of god's greatest gifts. What matters is what's feels right for you and your family. I this is what you want, and it is god's will for you... go for it. good luck. By the way, I am 41 and expecting my 4th child in August.posted 04/04/2012 by catty1225
One of my friends is now pregnant with her 5th baby and she's 42. When she was younger she struggled to fall pregnant, she got different treatment to conceive her 1st and 2nd. But after her 3d, and after 38), it all became easy for her. So I'd say, if you are healthy--why not to try!posted 04/04/2012 by rina3plus
My mommy had me when she was 40 :)posted 03/20/2012 by a BabyCenter Member
You are only as old as you feel. If you can handle another one and are fine with the health risks... Go for it. Don't worry about what other people have to say. They aren't going to be the ones to care for your child, you are. They aren't going to have to deliver your child, you are. So they have no say in what you do. My grandma is trying to steal my unborn baby, lol. She just got married last year and is in her 80's she keeps telling me if I feel I can't handle this kid she and her husband could just take it for us. Don't be a baby stealer! Have them while you can if you want more! :) I love my grandma, but she can't have my babies.posted 03/16/2012 by kim253
This is a decision to be made between you and your husband. PEriOD! I say go for it!posted 03/14/2012 by a BabyCenter Member
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I applied online. The process took a week – interviewed at ICF International (Durham, NC) in April 2015.
Met with 4 current employers who were very nice and easy going. I was very comfortable talking with them. Each interviewer asked different questions as well as some of their own. I was taken to lunch as part of the interview with another Research Assistant. After lunch, I completed a writing test.
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Job was posted on a listserve and submitted my resume online along with sending it over to the contact that posted the job. Got contacted by a recruiter asking for a writing sample got scheduled for an interview. Phone interview late afternoon and in-person interview the next morning. Met with 5 people during the interview. Regular behavioral questions, strength, weaknesses, travel, quantitative skills, what are you looking for in a job, difficult client, deadlines, time management.
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I applied online. The process took 3+ months – interviewed at ICF International.
I applied online for a research assistant position and was called by a recruiter a few weeks later. The recruiter conducted a brief informal interview over the phone, and set up an interview for the following week with the individual who would be supervising this position. During that interview, I was informed that I was overqualified for the position, but that the company was looking to hire a research associate in the near future and that they would keep me in mind.
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I haven't really looked but apart from Wang, was there anyone else Mulgrew and/or the other cast didn't get along with?
Mulgrew did not like Jeri Ryan and according to Wang and others, made Jeri's life miserable for the time she was on the show. Most egregious was her sniffing that costumes are part of the job & actors shouldn't complain when Jeri passed out because the Borg suit was cutting flow through her carotid artery.
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Game engine today...still sluggish ?
General Discussion « The Secret World
Although the game is poorly optimized in many areas, places like blue mountain and Illuminati HQ will bring even the best systems to a screeching halt. this is solved by setting effect details to anything less then 4 (3.8 even).
For beta, and up until a month ago, I was using a 500 series nvidia card with 1 GB or video ram. although the game would run at decent FPS, the slowdowns and stuttering was brutal in some areas. about a month ago i upgraded and now have 3GB of video ram, and aside from no longer getting any slow downs, I notice that many playfields in tsw use more then 1GB or video ram, like London that will almost use 2GB. for me, that was my bottleneck before, but other things like system Ram speeds, CPU, storage speeds may factor in.
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gw2 was innovative? just a popularity contest, nothing more.
[General Article] The Secret World: The Story So Far
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such an awesome game. glad to see more people will be able to experience the secret world now without hesitation. I run the game with maxed settings on an i5 2500 and gtx 560, 1920x1080, and it runs smooth as silk (except for laggy areas like london that have 100's players mingling and shopping). anyone not running the dx11 version is really missing out I think.
So it was a successful launch?
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5 is your limit, huh? someone give this kid a hug please.
So it was a successful launch?
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Not to mention the time spent experimenting with an infinite amount of setups, customizing gear and exploring for tidbits of lore, which, are fairly interesting in and of themselves. I would also suggest that there is a replayability factor as well, to see what the other faction storylines are like.
I think I've explored 8 open world zones thus far, and 3 pvp zones as well. There are dozens of other zones as well that are either solo or team instanced (dungeons, mission areas etc...).
as long as funcom doesn't pull another "Shadowlands" expansion, like in anarchy online, then I think the game will continue to be successful. considering how badly the economy around the globe is doing, and that only those with relatively new gaming pc's can visually enjoy the game, I think funcom shouldn't be worried at all, at this point.
Imo, TSW definitely was a successful launch. There will always be folks who want to see a franchise crash and burn, and will focus solely on the mechanics of a game that they don't like, or that it is co-published by EA (recent memories of swtor i guess), or that pvp is too team oriented instead of open world gank-fests.
Using the recent Mass Effect 3 ending failure as an example, I think a lot of people love pessimism-porn. where reading, hearing about or talking about the failure of something is exciting and satisfies some primal desire. In the case of TSW, if you're a fan of the genre and lore and setting; then a few bugs, or EA having its pee-fingers near it would not be enough to keep you away.
But, if CCP gets World of Darkness out, then maybe there can be some comparisons made, and funcom will have some direct competition for the horror/modern fantasy genre. otherwise, Im not seeing how TSW can be compared to other recent MMO's, unless its about something purely mechical. As far as I can tell from actually playing TSW, the similarities stop there.


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Recently I had a customer contact me with a part that he wished to undercut. He needed to use a spherical cutter, which eliminated the Groove Milling operation, since it only uses T-cutters. Not being an advanced user he was unsure how to proceed. With his company's permission I've decided to utilize this opportunity and create a blog article on how to use the Contour Surface Area operation to do undercutting.
Below is the image of the part along with the faces (highlighted in orange) that need to be machined.
Before creating the operation I need to generate some geometry to use as Drive and Projection geometry. First I create a small cylinder, protruded through the center of the part (shown below in magenta). This cylinder will be used for my drive geometry. In other words, I will initially create my tool paths on the cylinder and then project them onto the surface of the part.
I place this cylinder on an unused layer so I can easily hide and show it as needed. Next I create a line along the axis of the cylinder (shown below in yellow).
I place this line on an unused layer so I can easily hide and show it as needed. I will use this line to help project the paths from the drive geometry onto the surface of the part.
I then create my parent groups. For the Geometry group, the customer had created a WORKPIECE1 that contained the part and was a child to the MCS shown below. He'd also created the spherical mill for the Tool group, also shown below.
Along with the predefined PROGRAM and MILL_FINISH method I now have enough information to begin the operation.
I select the Contour Surface Area operation and assign the parent groups as shown below.
Once in the operation, my first step is to specify the cut area.
I click on the Specify Cut Area icon and select the faces that I wish to machine, as shown below.
Next I need to define the Drive Geometry. I select the Edit icon (small wrench) in the Drive Method section.
I then select the Specify Drive Geometry icon.
I turn on the layer that contains the previously created cylinder. Select the cylinder as shown below. Remember the surface will be used to create my initial tool paths.
I click OK to return to the Dive Method dialog. I then expand this dialog and set the drive settings and tolerances as required by the customer.
I can verify the results, of my drive geometry settings, by clicking the Display icon under the Preview heading. Notice the orange surface mesh representing my drive geometry.
Once I have my drive geometry created, I return to the main operation dialog to select my projection vector. To do this I first turn off the cylinder layer and turn on the line layer previously created. I then set the Projection Vector to Away from Line, as shown below.
I'm prompted to specify the Line/Vector, so I select the line that I had previously created. By doing this I'm telling the system to project the tool paths on the cylinder away from the axis towards the surface of the part.
Next I ensure that my Tool Axis is set to +ZM Axis.
I then modify the Engage motion, to use the center point of the opening, as shown below. This ensures that any engage motion will start in the center of the part.
I then set my Retract motion to match the Engage motion.
Finally I set my feeds and speeds to the required values, and then generate the operation. Notice the resulting undercut.
The Contour Surface Area operation allowed me to define how I was going to machine the cut area, by defining a cylindrical drive surface and projecting it away from an axial line, onto the cut area.
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When there are many parts in a study, the amount of connectors (created automatically or manually) can be overwhelming. I t is important to remain in control of those connectors as their quantity increases. Otherwise, it will be a difficult task to find the source of the problem when a fatal error occurs during solving.
A recommended method for medium size assemblies
The user of Solid Edge can include only a subset of the parts that will eventually need to be analyzed. This way, a limited amount of connectors will have to be created. The workflow is to modify the boundary conditions to accommodate this partial study (add temporary load or constraint) and solve to verify that the connectors play their role and keep the studied parts connected. Then, the user can modify the definition of the study to add more parts or start from a copy of the study to keep a backup of each step. Each following steps, necessary to build the full study, will require the addition of new connectors and modification of the boundary conditions.
A recommended method for large size assemblies (with thin walled parts)
The user of Solid Edge should use mid-surfaces (psm) or other type of surfaces when analysing thin-walled parts. In addition to this, the user has the option to connect surfaces and create one or several associated bodies for the analysis. This will remove the need for connectors as the nodes merge at the intersections. This approach needs to be considered seriously when hundreds of parts are being analyzed.
With these workflows, the Solid Edge user who wants to build a complex analysis can confidently and progressively add all the required simulation features to run a full study. The capacity to verify a subset of connectors and, afterwards, move on confidently to the next group of connectors can be a huge time saver when dealing with large assemblies.
Manufacturing software has come a long way over the years, and it continues to improve as the machines and hardware evolve. However, the software may not be designed to handle your specific task. It is often necessary to modify settings in the operations to meet your specific needs. For example you may have to modify the cut pattern, the step over distance, cut depths, speeds and feeds, etc. If you find yourself constantly modifying settings, you may want to look at customizing your CAM software.
If your software is NX CAM Express, you can customize the package using several tools. The nice thing about these tools is that you do not have to be a code writer to use them. NX allows you to customize your CAM package in the following ways:
2.Manufacturing Templates
3.Definitions of Output formats
4.Definitions of libraries and library data
5.Process Assistants
Further details on these topics can be found in the NX CAM help documents, but for this blog article I'd like to focus on one of the more common requests, that I get on our tech line. How do you change the defaults settings in the operation templates? Believe it or not this is one of the easier things to do in NX CAM. However it does require some knowledge of the inner workings of NX CAM Express.
NX CAM Express Setups
Normally you start your manufacturing program by launching one of the pre-defined setup programs. For example, you may select the Machinery Express setup in Metric.
This opens the manufacturing environment, creates a manufacturing assembly and loads the Machinery Express operation templates. It knows what operation templates to load from this file:
C:\Program Files\Siemens\NX 9.0\MACH\resource\template_dir\template.dat
If you open this file in NotePAD, and view the list, you will see the line for the Metric Machinery Express setup.
The rest of the line lists the operation templates part files which NX will load for this setup.
The metric part files are stored in the following location:
C:\Program Files\Siemens\NX 9.0\MACH\resource\template_part\metric\
If you wish to change the defaults in the operations templates, these are the files you must edit.
Note: NX 9 added a new folder for updates. This folder contains the updated copies of the operation templates when you install a QRM or patch. The folder is:
C:\Program Files\Siemens\NX 9.0\MACH\updates\template_part\metric
The option to ignore this updated file is found in the Customer Defaults, under Manufacturing - General. If toggled off the original files are loaded.
Changing the defaults
So now that we know where the operation template files are saved, how do we edit them? Referring back to the template.dat file we see that the name of the file we need to open is the Machinery_Exp.prt. So we open the Machinery_Exp.prt found in the C:\Program Files\Siemens\NX 9.0\MACH\resource\template_part\metric\ folder.
Notice the Operation Navigator of this file lists all the operation templates that we can choose from when we attempt to create an operation under this setup.
Lets assume that we want to change the cavity mill default Stepover from a 50% to 75%, of the tool flat. To do this we open the CAVITY_MILL operation and change the Percent of Flat Diameter to 75, as shown below:
Click OK to close the operation. Now you must save the change. However this is most likely a "Read-Only" file, and even if it's not, it's a good idea to keep the original file. Therefore I recommend that you save it as a unique file. For example, I save mine as DF_Machinery_Exp.prt (DF for DesignFusion, in case you're wondering).
Next I have to tell the system to load this new file when I launch the Machinery Express setup. So I open the previously mentioned Template.dat file and modify the name of the file to match my new name, as shown below.
I then save and close this file.
Testing the new settings
To test that the new default setting is working, open a new part. Run the Machinery Express setup in Metric.
Create a new cavity mill operation.
If you've done it correctly, you should see the new default value appear, as shown below.
Keep in mind that it's always good to keep a back-up of the original files and your modified files.
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Calculating the surface area of an assembly can be useful for your manufacturing and other downstream applications. For example, knowing the surface area can allow you to predict how much paint you will need. This knowledge will allow your purchasing department to procure the exact amount of paint in advance, while also helping your company determine production costs.
Here is the method for calculating surface area:
The system calculates the mass (dependent on the material), the volume and the required surface area.
A parametric assembly contains links that can transfer data (number, geometric references) between components so that they can share common characteristics. Such a link can be updated if the communicating components are activated and if the active context wasn't modified since the link was created.
The context
One way to alter the context is to use the 'save as' command when in the assembly environment. Solid Edge warns the user about the danger of such an operation:
Analyzing a "broken" model
If you have a parametric assembly that is unresponsive, select a part with a chain beside it and edit it. At the top of the modelling tree for that part, you will see a 'Links' collector. If you expand it, you will see the context (the complete path is in the tool tip as shown below) in which parametric features of that part can receive data from other components.
How to fix it with 'Redefine links'
Open the View & Markup application (Start/Programs/Solid Edge...). In the 'Tools' tab of the ribbon, start the command called 'redefine links'.
Select folder(s) in which all components of the "broken" assembly as well as the assembly itself reside. Note: for a complex assembly with many components distributed across multiple folders, it is possible to use a result log (txt file) of the V&M 'search broken links' command.
Enter the path including the filename to the original (old) context (the one listed in Solid Edge as shown in the previous image) and then the path to the current "broken" assembly (also with the file name).
Altering the context of a parametric model can occur in different ways. It is always recommended to use the revision manager and its 'where used' command when moving or copying projects or libraries in order to prevent this kind of damage. Nevertheless, mistakes happen and it is nice to have an easy tool to repair parametric links.
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Allana Clarke (B.1986. Trinidad & Tobago) is a conceptual artist working in video, sculpture, installation, and performance. Her work investigates the construction of power politics as both an authoritative structure and an abstraction. Her process starts by gathering conceptual information, mostly from colonial/post-colonial theory, philosophy, gender studies and art history. Inspired by but not bound to these texts Clarke weaves elements of personal narrative with theory. She has completed residencies at the Skowhegan School of Painting & Sculpture, The Vermont Studio Center, and the Ordinary Projects in Chicago. Clarke is also the 2014 recipient of the Toby Devan Lewis Fellowship MICA, Skowhegan/MICA matching fellowship, Vermont Studio Civil Society Fellowship and the Peter W. Brooke Fellowship. She has recently completed her MFA in the Mount Royal School of Art at MICA and lives and works in New York and New Jersey.
Leigh Gallagher is a writer and teacher living in Brooklyn. She earned her BA from San Francisco State University and her MFA from the University of Michigan, where she received a Hopwood Award for short fiction and a Zell Postgraduate Fellowship. She's currently at work on her first book of fiction.
Heidi Hahn has recently finished her M.F.A. at Yale University. She graduated from Cooper Union in 2006 and attended Skowhegan, School of Painting and Sculpture in 2010. She is based in Brooklyn, New York.
Jessie Montgomery is a New York native violinist, composer and music educator. She is a composer and performer of film, theater and concert music, performing regularly among New York's classical and new music scenes.
An active chamber musician and collaborator, Jessie is a member of the Catalyst String quartet which focuses on bridging American 20th and 21st Century music with traditional classical repertoire. She was a founding member of PUBLIQuartet, an ensemble made up of composers and arrangers, featuring their own music as well as that of other New York based composers. Jessie was also a core member of the Providence String Quartet from 2004 – 2009, a pioneering ensemble in community based music education. As an improviser, Jessie has also collaborated with several avant-garde greats such as clarinetist Don Byron, and Butch Morris.
Since 1999, Jessie has been affiliated with The Sphinx Organization, which supports the accomplishments of young African-American and Latino string players. Since her involvement with Sphinx, Jessie has held a post as Composer-in-Residence with the Sphinx Virtuosi, a conductor-less string orchestra, since 2012; has been a two-time laureate in their annual competition; and serves on the faculty of the Sphinx Performance Academy.
In 2011-2012, Jessie was the Van Lier Composer Fellow at the American Composers Orchestra, with performances of her works for small ensemble showcased throughout New York City in the SONiC Festival, and the Composers OutFront! Series. She was in Residence at the Deer Valley Music Festival under the direction of American composer Joan Tower in 2008, and was also the two-time recipient of the Composer's Apprentice Award given by the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center. She has served as resident composer for the Providence String Quartet, with performances throughout the Providence and Boston areas. Her music has been premiered by the Cassatt Quartet, Vinca Quartet, Providence String Quartet, JACK Quartet, Catalyst Quartet, PUBLIQuartet, the Sphinx Virtuosi, Bob Stewart, and members of the International Contemporary Ensemble. She has been featured twice on the Music of Now Marathon at Symphony Space including a world premiere of her string quartet "Break Away" in 2013, and performances of her music have aired on Q2 Radio and Performance Today.
Jessie holds a Bachelor's degree from The Juilliard School in violin performance and a Master's Degree in Composition and Film Scoring from New York University. Primary violin teachers have been Sally Thomas and Ann Setzer; composition teachers and mentors include Hollywood film composer Ira Newborn, Joan Tower and Derek Bermel.
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In a matchup highlighted by two of the NBA's top scorers, Anthony Davis (24.6 PPG) and the Pelicans (37-34) welcome DeMarcus Cousins (23.8 PPG) and the Sacramento Kings (26-45) to the Smoothie King Center. Action begins at 8:00 pm ET on Friday, Mar. 27 and can be seen on CSN-CA and FSN-NO.
The Pelicans are are expecting a better outcome after their 95-93 loss to the Rockets on Wednesday. Despite the loss, Davis earned his 38th double-double this season with 24 points and 14 rebounds. The Kings, meanwhile, are coming off a 108-99 win against the Suns on Wednesday. Cousins claimed his 43rd double-double of the season with 24 points and 11 rebounds.
Expect this one to be a clinic on boxing out, as two of the NBA's top rebounding teams face off. New Orleans is among the league's best on the offensive glass, ranking fourth in offensive rebound percentage at 27.4%. Meanwhile, Sacramento ranks fifth in the NBA at corralling defensive boards with a defensive rebound percentage of 76.1%.
Both teams have won a game in the season series. The Kings had the upper hand in the most recent game, a 99-89 win. Cousins put up 22 points and 12 rebounds.
The odds for New Orleans and Sacramento are even, while the Over/Under (O/U) is unavailable as of now. The Pelicans have gone 37-34 Straight Up (SU) and 40-31 Against The Spread (ATS). They are 21-20 SU and 24-17 ATS against the Western Conference. The Pelicans prevent teams from making three-pointers, ranking third in the league with 471 total three-pointers allowed (6.6 per game). Opponents have consistently had their shots rejected by the Pelicans, ranking third in the league in blocks per game with 6.1.
Over on the other bench, the Kings have 26-45 SU and 28-41-2 ATS records. Against the Western Conference, Sacramento is 15-26 SU and 19-21-1 ATS. The Kings convert their free throws at a high percentage, ranking fourth in the league at .780.
In their previous meeting this season, Sacramento beat New Orleans, bringing the head-to-head record to an even 5-5 SU over the last 10 meetings. They are also even ATS in their last 10 games. In these last 10 matchups, New Orleans held the edge in field goals, rebounds, and three-pointers twice, with Sacramento controlling all three of these areas once.
Predictions: SU Winner – NO, ATS Winner – NO
Sacramento is 4-1 SU in its last 5 games.
Sacramento is 4-9 ATS in its last 13 games.
The total has gone OVER in 9 of Sacramento's last 12 games.
The total has gone OVER in 6 of Sacramento's last 7 games on the road.
Sacramento is 5-20 SU in its last 25 games on the road.
Sacramento is 2-6 ATS in its last 8 games on the road.
The total has gone OVER in 10 of Sacramento's last 12 games when playing New Orleans.
Sacramento is 4-1 SU in its last 5 games when playing New Orleans.
The total has gone OVER in 7 of Sacramento's last 8 games when playing on the road against New Orleans.
Sacramento is 5-14 SU in its last 19 games when playing on the road against New Orleans.
The total has gone OVER in 7 of New Orleans's last 8 games when playing at home against Sacramento.
New Orleans scores an average of 99.2 points per game (ranked 16th). Sacramento ranks 29th in points allowed per game with 105.0.
Sacramento ranks 10th in points allowed per road game (107.8 PPG), while New Orleans ranks 15th in points per home game with 101.5.
When allowing fewer than 100 points, the Pelicans are 25-13 on the season. When the Kings score fewer than 100, they are a subpar 5-24.
When New Orleans gives up at least 100 points, the team has a losing 12-21 record this season. The Kings are at 0.500 when they hit the century mark (21-21).
The Kings have a defensive rating of 105.6 (ranked 26th). The Pelicans rank ninth for their offensive rating of 104.8.
The Sacramento Kings average 99.4 possessions per game and 1.019 points per possession. The New Orleans Pelicans earn fewer possessions with 94.6, but they score more points with 1.048.
The New Orleans Pelicans average an effective field goal percentage of 49.8% this season. The Sacramento Kings have an underachieving record of 4-36 when opponents have an EFF% of 49.8% or greater.
New Orleans makes an average of 21.9 assists per game (ranked 11th), while Sacramento makes 20.0 assists per game (ranked 29th).
The New Orleans Pelicans average 6.1 blocks per game, the third-ranked team in the league. The Sacramento Kings rank a lowly 28th in blocking with just 3.9 per game.
New Orleans is ranked 10th when it comes to offensive rebounding. Sacramento ranks ninth in defensive rebounds.
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Heading across the border from Colorado to New Mexico may be one way to get a taste of red and green chile, Christmas-style, the way Denver Post reporter William Porter did on his trip to Hatch, N.M. [2], to visit the small town to see the seeds being sown for this year's chile crop (he ate his way back up the state of New Mexico [3], too, to check out the eats along the way).
But you can also get a good batch of both at restaurants that serve up classic New Mexican fare here -– the unique blend of Mexican, Spanish, Native American and American flavors that make up the now-traditional Southwestern cuisine.
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Jack 'n' Grill [4], multiple locations in Denver, Littleton and Westminster.
The original Denver site on Federal Boulevard is still my favorite, and regularly the craving hits for their blow-your-hair-off-hot green chile that's among the best in town. The Martinez family, originally from Albuquerque, came to Denver and exclusively sold chiles until 2000, when they began to offer what's become an incredibly popular take on New Mexican fare, including corn-in-a-cup, vaquero tacos and, yes, a seven-pound burrito. Go easy on the powerful margaritas — they can lead to bad decisions, except for the one that led to having more of their great green chile.
Julia Blackbird's [6] in Denver
This place keeps it real by offering blue cornmeal as its base for dishes such as enchiladas and tacos, and the chimayo rellenos are special, stuffed with goat cheese. The Navajo stew and posole also are authentic and delicious, and the sweet potato fries are addictive, dusted in sea salt and chimayo chile powder. Check out the patio when the weather warrants, although the restaurant's elaborately decorated Southwestern interior has a warmth of its own.
Little Anita's [7], multiple locations in Denver, Centennial, Westminster, Arvada and Albuquerque
One of the rare places that offers a vegetarian green chile option – in addition to a delectable, tender-pork-studded original – the Little Anita's mini-chain also offers an atmosphere nice enough to take the family but also feel like a night out. The red is another of my local favorites, a smoky, spicy version obviously made from fresh chiles, shipped from New Mexico by the Gutierrez family that runs the Little Anita's empire. One of the best ways to get a nice sampling of everything this place does well is the #2 combination plate. Go hungry.
Vi's New Mexican Food in Colorado Springs
Sometimes the red is almost better than the green, and this is another of those cases, a deep, rich, thick concoction that speaks of serious attention and know-how. The small, casual Vi's is run by a mother-daughter team, and this duo not only manages to make a mean plate of chiles rellenos – the recipes are from their hometown of Albuquerque – and fry up the chips for the salsa to order, but also sends out the Slurper Burger, an aptly named 12-ounce mess of meat and cheese and puffy bun that can barely contain it all. This place is a true find.
Ruben's New Mexican Restaurant [8] in Crested Butte
Ruben's sits a bit outside of town, so a lot of folks miss out on this locals joint, which makes a mighty nice margarita as well as excellent carne adovada enchiladas and a self-proclaimed "gringo" creamy green chile sauce that's out of this world – and the cream helps cool off their extra-hot green, too, in case it's too much for you. You can get the green with pork, potatoes or pintos, which is a nice touch – it's also good on the fries –and the salsa comes with freshly fried tortilla chips.
Vigil's New Mexican Restaurant in Larkspur
If you're in this part of town before 11 a.m., check out the tamale scramble, which is just what it sounds like, smothered with green chile and cheese. The enchilada torte at night is a fave, as well, three corn tortillas stacked with meat – pick the crispy bits of carnitas – and smothered in their green, which you can have mild or hot (and they aren't kidding about the hot), or half-and-half. It's likely the owner, who does the cooking, will chat with you after the meal. The name is pronounced Vee-hill, by the way.
Gazpacho New Mexican Cooking y Cantina [10] in Durango
The cheerful, brightly lit space that is Gazpacho is made even more so by the welcoming staff, and then you start sampling from the eatery's extensive menu, and things look up even more. The namesake fresh soup is delightful, and such a restaurant rarity, as is the dish "frijoles & blues," a seasoned plate of refrieds and onions with blue corn chips for dipping. They serve a well-rounded roster of vegetarian dishes and some smart combination plates for sampling, The Jim's Favorite marg is the one to get.
La Casa Fiesta [11] in Monument
It's hard to decide between sitting on the cute patio with a firepit and a roof on half – doable even in so-so temps — and between a regular or frozen margaritas (the Red Rocker, with Cabo Wabo Blanco, Gran Gala, fresh lime and orange juice shaken with cranberry juice, sounds weird, but it's delish). But don't even waver between the red and green here: Go Christmas all the way, and get them on the taco burrito. If you can still move, go for the Snickers chimichanga.
Kyle Wagner is the editor of the Travel [12] and OutWest [13] sections at The Denver Post.


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