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Chat with Amin Elhassan
Welcome to SportsNation! On Thursday, NBA Insider Amin Elhassan stops by to chat about the latest news from around the hardcourt.
Elhassan joined the ESPN NBA Insider team following a stint with the Phoenix Suns. He earned his way up the ranks with the Suns, serving as a video coordinator, college scout, before finally working as the assistant director of basketball operations. While with the Suns, he also earned his MBA from Arizona State.
Send your questions now and join Elhassan Thursday at 3 p.m. ET!
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Amin (3:02 PM)
OK folks here we go! I'm gonna try to get to as many questions as possible!
Andrew (Yo)
Is Kevin Love the MVP of the league so far? How cant he be lol? 27.1ppg, 14.4rpg and 5.1ast!! And great shooting numbers. When was the last time a player had a line of 25+ppg, 14 rpg, 5 ast and a .350 3P%?
Amin (3:03 PM)
Great numbers and the team is winning but the season is 2 weeks old! When was the last time a player averaged that for a season? Never. For two weeks? I'm sure there have been a couple
Michael (Kingwood, TX)
Amin, which player in your mind has stood out so far this year? With the FA class that is coming in 2014, there are bound some dark horse candidates out there teams might be so low on by the end of the season.
Amin (3:05 PM)
Lots of great names so far....Eric Bledsoe has really come out strong, Paul George has taken the next step, and Anthony Davis looks like he might be All-NBA sooner rather than later. A dark horse free agent? My guy Zach Lowe had a great piece on Lance Stephenson today http://www.grantland.com/blog/the-triangle/post/_/id/82471/the-growing-legend-of-lance-stephenson
Q (Harrisburg, PA)
How do the sixers build a title contending team if they are good enough to barely get in to the playoffs? How will Hinkie adjust to bring in the talent? Or are they dooming themselves long-term?
Amin (3:07 PM)
Settle down, Q. The Sixers aren't making the playoffs. Nice start to the year, but that's why the NBA is an 82 game schedule: the pretenders eventually fall by the wayside. For the record, Sixers are giving up 10 corner 3P's a game to opponents, who are shooting 44%. That's a recipe for disaster
Leonardo (Utah)
Amin, What are your thoughts on Utahs young nucleus and their future outlook?
Amin (3:08 PM)
I've written a bunch of times about how the Jazz "Core Four" is something that many teams would envy. I'm a huge believer in Favors as a defensive anchor and Hayward as one of the best young wings in the game! Trick is, can they keep them together?
Zack (Miami)
As season moves forward and the Indiana Pacers are already that good without Granger how likely is it that Granger gets traded....if he does do you have any trade possibilities in mind?
Amin (3:09 PM)
Granger's health concerns make him a less than desirable trade target, even though his contract is expiring. On the flip side, the Pacers wouldn't want to take back any future money: they have a serious financial problem looming in the future. That said, everyone has their price!
Charles (San Jose)
At what point do the Knicks give up on Amar'e and just buy him out?
Amin (3:11 PM)
Problem with buyouts is it takes two to tango. Amar'e would have to accept taking less than what's owed him, and the only reason he'd do that is because he believes another team will sign him. With his health concerns, I'm not sure teams would commit anything more than a nonguaranteed minimum for him. Stat is in NY to stay
Keanu (Honolulu)
Hi Amin, besides the Rose rust, what do you see as the other main problems the Bulls are having?
Amin (3:12 PM)
I think they are having problems getting used to playing with him again. Last year, they each had to take larger roles on the offensive end (think about Noah operating from the elbow), but this year they look like they are back to standing still and watching Rose do what he does. They have to continue to integrate him back into the fold without overly sacrificing their newfound (from last year) offensive aggressiveness.
Derrick (Garden City)
Do you think that Andrew Bynum will make it through this season? It sounds like he is extremely frustrated.
Amin (3:13 PM)
Recovering from major injury is as taxing mentally as it is physically. Frustration arises from his body not being able to do what his mind commands it to. Patience is a virtue, and it is important for Cavs to surround him with positivity!
Deven (New York, NY)
So are the Spurs the perfect team in basketball right now or what?
Amin (3:14 PM)
They do this every year. No shock here.
sunset rubdown (Nis)
Glenn Robinson, James Young or Wayne Selden for the Suns next June (if they pick around 10th mark)?
Amin (3:14 PM)
They'd be happy with any one of those guys, I think. Personally, I like Selden.
Mike Ho (Hong Kong)
Amin, would a swap of Afflalo for Deng work for both teams?
Amin (3:17 PM)
Afflalo is a good defensive wing, but I think Chicago needs more offensive firepower than what he brings to the table. Also, he is pretty expensive for what he brings to the table ($7.5M/yr over the next 3 years)
THATkrazGUY (NYC)
The Knicks went small and athletic last night w/ the first five. Seemed to give them good early flow. Thoughts?
Amin (3:18 PM)
Didn't watch last night's game, but the Knicks have done well when playing Melo at the four, trying to beat teams with skill rather than size. Alas, that's a short term fix and not a long term solution.
Alex (Anaheim)
How badly do the Knicks need a big to replace Chandler?
Amin (3:18 PM)
Replace, as in while he's hurt? Very badly, but they won't find anyone who comes close to approximating what Chandler does (not with the assets they have to lure such a talent).
THATkrazGUY (NYC)
Your thoughts on the pro prospects from Tuesday night in Chicago?
Amin (3:19 PM)
Lived up to the hype!
Dave (Tempe, AZ)
The Suns have a top 5 defense! Can they keep this up or is it an early season illusion?
Amin (3:20 PM)
Defense is about energy and execution. When you're winning, those two things are abundant. When you lose 3,4,5,6 games in a row, both seem to disappear. The Suns have individuals who have the physical tools to be good defensively, the challenge will be to keep the energy and execution up even when things aren't going their way
Mike (Long Island) [via mobile]
With the Knicks interior defense looking shoddy at best and the failed trade for Farid, do you think they will try to make a trade for a big man? If so, who?
Amin (3:20 PM)
They'll try. I don't think they'll succeed.
Deven (New York, NY)
Did Serge Ibaka deserve to be ejected? Matt Barnes was clearly understandable, but Ibaka's is ridiclous!
Amin (3:23 PM)
Any time you cock back your closed fist like you want to punch someone, you are putting yourself in danger of getting ejected (or worse). The NBA has made it very clear that fighting will not be tolerated. If Ibaka was trying to fight, he messed up. If he WASNT trying, then he was being the fake tough guy, and that just might be worse.
Ed (Queens Village)
Of Randle, Wiggins, and Parker performance on Tuesday who impress you the most?
Amin (3:23 PM)
I think Parker impressed me the most in his versatility. Not to sound snooty, but the other two did exactly what I expected them to do! But all three were magnificent
Steve Urkel (Chicago)
Terrence Ross has looked really good on defense this season with his ability to stay in front of his man and hassle his opponent. What are your thoughts on him and what is his ceiling on the defensive end?
Amin (3:24 PM)
I'm big on Ross, he's got great size and athleticism. Has all the tools to be a defensive stopper; now he has to do it every possession and execute
Brett (Chitown)
How about Shved and DWill for KG? You know Flip wants him and NJ owner would love Shved and AK47...
Amin (3:24 PM)
If you follow me on Twitter (@AminESPN), you'll know I abhor the "who says no" game.
Adam (Miami)
At 5-3 should I be worried about the Heat's Slow Start
Amin (3:25 PM)
Were you worried in 2010?
Andrew (SF)
Can you talk about your career and how you made it into the industry as a writer but not as a former athlete/coach or reporter? Relatedly, can I have a job?
Amin (3:26 PM)
I wasn't an athlete or coach, but I worked for two NBA teams in basketball ops. Never dreamed about working in the media until ESPN approached me to do what I do now. As for a job, only thing I'm hiring for is personal chauffeur for my family!
Ron (OKC)
why do players like lance Stephenson and James harden before him say they wanna stay with their team but end up leaving? all u do is get the fans not on your side and bolt am i right?
Amin (3:27 PM)
Players have a very limited window of time to maximize their earnings so they'll be taken care of, their kids will be taken care of and they're grandkids are taken care of. I believe they all want to stay, but they also want to be compensated.
Jim (NYC)
Thoughts on the Shumpert for Faried trade rumors?
Zack (Philly)
Do you think all of the trade rumors swirling around are just talk or could some trades happen sooner rather than later?
Amin (3:29 PM)
Teams are always talking throughout the year. Sometimes it's about an actual trade proposal, but more often it's about who you like on someone's roster and who you wouldn't mind parting with. Often leaked deals have been dead for a while
Papa Wu (Shaolin)
Whats the deal with Chris Smith being in the NBA?
Brandon (Detroit)
Do you have a brother that got a job because of you?
Amin (3:30 PM)
Nepotism is as old as the NBA. That said, my brother works in Silicon Valley, making the big bucks in the family. I am the black sheep!
Mike Woodson (NYC)
Why do I hate Pablo Prigoni so much?
Amin (3:30 PM)
I don't know, Coach! He's one of the highest IQ guys on your roster on both ends of the floor!
Pete (Minneapolis)
If the wolves make the playoffs this year is Kevin Love a legit MVP threat? Guy has been amazing so far.
Amin (3:31 PM)
Minnesota hasn't made the playoffs since KG's MVP season. Think about that! So YES, if Love continues to put up stellar numbers and can lift the curse of the KG-ino off the Twin Cities, he should absolutely be considered as a viable MVP threat.
JP (South Jersey)
The NBA is changing the lottery system after this season, right?
Amin (3:33 PM)
I hope so, but I am not holding my breath
Ben (WI)
Do you think the Bucks will shift from a mindset of trying to make the playoffs to playing their young guys and possibly getting a higher draft pick?
Amin (3:33 PM)
As long as Herb Kohl is the owner, it doesn't seem like that will happen. Maybe another GM could make a more compelling argument to him?
Keith (Houston)
What's good Amin? Big GSW fan herey. Love the team but I still think they need athletic frontcourt depth. I'm not sold on O'Neal and I know Ezeli will return but they need a Jordan Hill, Sam Dalembert or Mason Plumlee-type to get the to elite level. What do you think?
Amin (3:35 PM)
I think the Warriors success lies with the health of Bogut and Curry, the only true irreplaceables on their roster. O'Neal is a stopgap for now, and Ezeli showed last year that he can be a very competent backup/starter if need be. My guy Tom Haberstroh actually wrote about how the Warriors have been the best team in the NBA so far this year: http://insider.espn.go.com/nba/story/_/id/9974933/nba-golden-state-warriors-best-team-league
Barry (Jacksonville, FL)
Two questions... Why has Irving been playing so poorly this seasons? Even his free throw percentage is way down. Second, I see there are rumors that the Cavs and Kings are discussing possible trades. Any word on which players either team might be interested in?
Amin (3:37 PM)
1- Kyrie is off to a slow start, but he'll eventually get back to his regular numbers. I think adjusting to new coach/new teammates makes things slightly less comfortable at first. 2- As I understand it, SAC and CLE are the two most active teams on the phones (i.e. not necessarily talking with each other).
Ben (WI)
Do you think a new arena deal for the Bucks could pop up and surprise everyone like the Braves new stadium deal?
Amin (3:37 PM)
Highly doubt it.
Ben (WI)
Is there any good way to measure individual defense?
Amin (3:39 PM)
There isn't, and that's the holy grail. Teams often have interns track their own players defensive aptitude, but as you can imagine that is time consuming and has a lot of grey area....and that's just for one team! I think using better adjusted plus/minus numbers along with the new SportVu data will help, but it's really tough to accurately track individual defense across the entire league.
Nick (Chicago)
Who is the most overrated player in the NBA? Has to be Rudy Gay right? Some people in Memphis are still upset they traded him.
Amin (3:40 PM)
I think Gay has been tarred and feathered enough, so you can't be overrated if everyone is calling you overrated, right? Carmelo Anthony is still pretty high on my overrated list, as is Josh Smith and Larry Sanders. But that's just me!
B Mand (Sarasota, FL)
What has impressed you the most about the Suns so far this season?
Amin (3:41 PM)
The amount of energy they're playing with. Playing with a high motor will keep you in a lot of games in this league
Joe (LA)
Is Nash done? Just looks terrible last year and the few games he's played this year. Shouldnt even really be a rotation player on a good team anymore. 3 PT specialist at the most
Amin (3:42 PM)
Injuries have really slowed him down, stemming all the way back to him getting hurt in the first week of last season. I think if Steve isn't reasonably healthy, it's tough to expect him to produce
Dustin (not at work avoiding customers)
Amin- thoughts on the Barnes tweet? Sadly seems pretty predictable from him.
Amin (3:44 PM)
Matt is a very emotional player. It's what makes him special, but on occasion it can also get him in trouble (like it did last night).
Steve Urkel (Chicago)
What, if anything, should the Pacers do to improve their team? Will they trade Danny Granger or use him off the bench? Is Ben Gordon a possibility for some shooting/scoring off the bench?
Amin (3:46 PM)
The Pacers have a good thing going right now, so there's no need to jump to move Granger. And like I said in an earlier answer, they'd be reluctant to take back future salary in any Granger deal. Gordon is an interesting name as a scorer with an expiring deal, but why would Charlotte help Indiana? Only way is if Pacers ship out a first to sweeten the deal, but if you're Indiana and you already gave up a first for Scola, might not be worth it
Mike (Minnesota)
Hey Amin, i know a question was asked last week about NBA coaches hours worked, etc. Just curious what your days were like? Were you putting in full time or were you more part time?
Amin (3:48 PM)
I was full time, even when I was an intern. As a video guy I would typically get to the office between 7:30-8 (head VC would be there earlier) and not leave until around 10pm on non game days, later on game days. When I transitioned to front office, my hours became roughly 8a - 8pm on non gamedays, later on game days. I loved my job!
Scott (Northglenn, CO)
Is Iman Shmpert really the best theNugs can get for Manimal? I'd rather they keep him if that's the case...
Amin (3:48 PM)
Shumpert is the best the Knicks could offer. Big difference!
Zach (Texas)
How much longer do you think LBJ is going to be the best player in the year? Another 3-4 years?
Amin (3:49 PM)
Interesting question. The fascinating thing about LeBron is as he loses his "pop", he'll transition to more of a forward role. As a post up option and excellent passer, he can continue to be a devastating force.
Dallan (Cedar City UT)
Amin, you have in your AAV for the free agents of 2014 that Hayward deserves to get between $10-11 Million. If he keeps up his current numbers of 20-6-5 does he get more then that?
Amin (3:50 PM)
I had Hayward at about 10.5, with incentives that can get him to 12. He'll probably get bigger deals (maybe even a max offer), but that doesn't mean he's worth that much.
Steve Urkel (Chicago)
Is there any concern that Jabari Parker is a tweener and that transferring to the NBA will follow the same path as Beasley and Derrick Wiliams? What position does he defend in the NBA?
Amin (3:53 PM)
Definitely a concern, but I think Parker's IQ is way higher than those other two guys. Ultimately his position will be defined by who he can get away with guarding, but in an increasingly position-less NBA, you can find someone to stick him on!
Steve Urkel (Chicago)
Would the Knicks be crazy enough to try and swap Shumpert for an unproven defensive center like Dieng?
Amin (3:53 PM)
Nobody's that crazy
Jesse (San Antonio)
With the Spurs playing Mills at backup PG and with the addition of Belinelli, could you make an argument that this is a deeper (and potentially better) team than last years finals team?
Amin (3:54 PM)
The supporting cast is better, but every additional year means a litttttttttttle bit less of Timmy, Manu and (to a lesser extent) Tony, and what they bring to the table cannot be replaced by supporting cast types. They're still really good
Bracken (UT)
If draft was tonight and you have #1 pick, who you taking?
Amin (3:54 PM)
Probably Wiggins, but it's a long year and I keep an open mind
Jim (Columbus)
How come when a player catches a pass and gets fouled and makes both free throws it doesn't count as an assist? If not for the pass he doesn't have the ball and doesn't get fouled and to the free throw line?
Amin (3:55 PM)
Funny you should ask that. NBA.com's new SportVu stats tracks just that!
Arash (The Valley)
The term "Draft and Stash" has been uses a lot this year. Can you name some rookies that should have been "Draft and Stash" candidates ?
Amin (3:57 PM)
Nemanja Nedovic for the Warriors, Antetokounmpo for the Bucks (altho he's played really well) and a host of 2nd rounders (particularly the guys who got cut!)
Georgie (Not Michigan(They're Trolls))
Gary Harris really impressed me against Kentucky. Think he could be a top 10 pick?
Amin (3:58 PM)
Love his game, but I question the upside. Ideally, you want your top 10 to have a chance at being really special
Mikey (LA)
Clippers really need a third big, do they have a good chance of bringing back Odom...
Amin (3:58 PM)
Stay tuned!
Nick (Chicago)
On your answer to the Ibaka question, come on, Barnes is the biggest fake tough guy in the league. Maybe league history. KG is the only one close
Amin (3:59 PM)
We had Barnes on our team. I have witnessed enough to assure you he's not a fake tough guy
Andreas (Germany)
Omer Asik played abou 5 minutes last night. Do you think the rockets finally gave up the idea of playing two bigs? If thats the case who can they trade asik for, with the 15mil. in year 3. Except for the obvious answer ryan anderson, do you think it could make sense to trade for another SG or SF to move chandler Parsons to the 4?
Amin (4:00 PM)
I don't think anyone ever really believed the whole "they can both play together" line Houston tried to feed us. The Rockets need a stretch four, and some perimeter defensive help (a wing who can also shoot). Moving Parsons to the four should be a situational thing and not a long term fix
Shan (Portland)
Your thoughts on the trailblazers this season. They are 6-2 and looking good.
Amin (4:02 PM)
They have a lot of nice pieces. They'll definitely be in the mix for those last two playoff seeds in the West. Great homecourt advantage with that crowd!
Tom (Boston)
What do you think the celtics do the rest of the year? Ride it out? Or try to move anything they can for picks/young players?
Amin (4:02 PM)
Sit back and let the offers come in....no need to be aggressive if you're Boston
Ricardo (NY)
The Pistons big lineup hasn't looked good. Should they try to play the 3 together as little as possible? I also assumed Datome would help their spacing issues.
Amin (4:03 PM)
From the "I told you so!" pile! This is what I envisioned the moment I heard about the Smith signing. Also, Datome only helps if you actually play him (can't space from the bench)
Chris (DC)
Regarding earlier question of an Amare buyout, even if Dolan was willing to pay the entirety of his remaining contract, it would still count against the cap, no? I believe only the amnesty provision, which they foolishly used on Billups instead of buying out his partially guaranteed deal, would absolve the Knicks of Stoudemire's albatross, right?
Amin (4:04 PM)
Even if the Knicks had an amnesty to use, they;d still have to pay Amar'e. But yes, it would have wiped out his numbers off the books. Then again, amnestying Billups allowed for the Chandler sign and trade to happen....
Brandon (Noh Weir)
What's your opinion on Enes Kanter's development with his offense, and do you see his defense improving more as the season progresses?
Amin (4:05 PM)
Kanter's defense has a long way to go. Optimist view: "lots of room for improvement!"
Kevin (Plymouth, MI)
Any hope for the Pistons this year?
Amin (4:06 PM)
If you're looking for Pistons-related optimism, you came to the wrong dude. But I like Drummond and Monroe, and Datome was a great signing. Need more shooters, and more pass-first players
Tom (albany)
Why dont the 76ers try and sell high and get rid of evan turner?
Amin (4:07 PM)
You're assuming the offers are rolling in...
Asad (DC)
Amin what is the biggest reason for the Rockets slow start? Is it lack of execution on D, or is it a bigger chemistry issue?
Amin (4:09 PM)
Wouldn't call it a "bigger" issue, but yes they have to get accustomed to one another. Harden has been under the weather recently, Beverley missed time as well, and they still don't have a real power forward. But even then, I always had them as being a 4-5-6 seed in the West this year.
Afternoon Amin! are u a fan of Blake w/Nash hurt?
Amin (4:10 PM)
Steve Blake is one of the most underrated players in the game. Not flashy, not explosive, but a solid backup who can defend, hit the 3 and run a pick and roll. But the Lakers NEED a healthy Nash if they have any sort of dreams of playing past Apr 15
Chris (Broadview Heights, OH)
Anthony Bennett is really struggling out of the gate. I don't think it'd be a good idea but is it possible the #1 overall pick of the draft could see D-League time this season?
Amin (4:10 PM)
He needs to get in shape first and foremost. Get on the treadmill! Then he needs to approach his minutes with more of an idea of maximizing efficiency. The shot selection early has been less than desirable
Henry ((New Jersey))
With Douglas going down for GSW do you see them going for a pg in free agency or giving bazemore more run ??
Amin (4:11 PM)
I think you'll see more Iguodala ball handling, and maybe some Bazemore for defensive purposes.
Taylor (Pennsylvania)
When it comes to the best 3-point shooters, how many shots are they practicing a day in their offseason? How about during the season?
Amin (4:12 PM)
A lot. Summer is for getting better as a player, and all the best shooters are getting shots up. But more than quantity, it's quality: making sure form is consistent, and practicing the types of shots you expect to get during games.
Nasir ((New Jersey))
Who helps a contender more Aaron affalo or spencer hawes ??
Amin (4:12 PM)
Depends on the team
Charles (San Jose)
Who's mostly likely to receive a Derrick Rose Narrative MVP?
Amin (4:13 PM)
Candidates: KD (always a bridesmaid, never a bride), Kevin Love (he does SO MUCH with SO LITTLE), and Steph Curry (he's only TWELVE YEARS OLD)
Barf (Attleboro, MA)
Amin, great to be here, long time listener first time Celtics fan. I am wondering your thoughts on this whole "The Butler Way" mystique that is attached to Brad Steves. Do you feel his scheme and talent evaluation is radical? Can a system like "The Butler Way" make it in a league perceived to be run by superstars? I'm sick of the inmates running the asylum.
Amin (4:15 PM)
I think the Celtics have done a great propaganda campaign. Stevens is different from other college coaches in that he knows how to communicate to players (a must in the NBA) but I don't think his offensive system translates. He'll adapt (or he'll be back in college)
Linsanity (2012)
Am I back?
Amin (4:15 PM)
Party like it's 2011!
Bubba (The 305)
What percentage of NBA players would you say have a warped perception of reality and would not survive having a real job in the 9-to-5 world?
Amin (4:16 PM)
A lot lower than you would expect. (I cant put a number on it)
Rod Tidwell (Phoenix)
Do you partake in No-Shave November?
Amin (4:16 PM)
I keep it real: no shave all year round!
Amin (4:17 PM)
OK guys, that's my cue! Thanks again for tons of great questions, we'll do it again next week.In the meanwhile, follow me on Twitter: @AminESPN
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What happened to the East German housing market? A historical perspective on the role of public funding
This article analyses the development of the East German housing market after reunification of the former German Democratic Republic and the Federal Republic of Germany in 1990. We analyse the dynamics of the East German housing market within the framework of the well known stock-flow model, proposed by DiPasquale and Wheaton. We show that the disequilibrium observable today is to a large extent caused by post-reunification housing policy and its strong fiscal incentives to invest in the housing stock. Moreover, in line with the stylised empirical facts we show that 'hidden reserves' of the housing market were reactivated since the economy of East Germany became market-organised. Since initial undersupply was overcome faster than politicians expected, the fiscal stimuli implemented were too strong. In contrast to the widespread opinion that outward migration caused the observable vacancies, this study shows that not weakness of demand but supply side policies caused the observable disequilibrium.
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Vanilla Pear Muffins from Healthful Pursuit
Leanne Vogel
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Prep time:
10 mins
Cook time:
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Total time:
30 mins
These Vanilla Pear Muffins are 150 calorie grain-free muffins made with coconut flour, lemon zest, vanilla and fresh pears. Perfect for traveling, lunches, or a sweet afternoon snack.
3 eggs
2 tablespoon extra-virgin coconut oil, melted
2 tablespoon non-dairy milk – I used lite coconut milk
3 tablespoon unpasteurized honey
1 teaspoon lemon zest
¼ teaspoon sea salt
1 tablespoon gluten-free pure vanilla extract
¼ cup sifted coconut flour
¼ teaspoon gluten-free baking powder
⅛ teaspoon ground nutmeg
¼ large bosc pear, thinly sliced
1 teaspoon coconut sugar
Preheat oven to 400F and line 6 muffin tins with muffin cups. Set aside.
Place wet ingredients in a medium-sized bowl and mix well with a hand mixer.
In a small bowl, combine coconut flour with baking powder and nutmeg. Drop into the wet ingredients and mix until there are no lumps.
Drop batter into muffin cups and place sliced pears on top with a sprinkle of coconut sugar.
Bake in preheated oven for 16-18 minutes.
Allow muffins to cool in the pan for 1 minute before removing from the pan and placing on a cooling rack to cool.
Allergen info: Gluten-free, Dairy-free, Refined sugar-free, Yeast-free, Corn-free, Grain-free, Nut-free
Muffins can be stored for a few days at room temperature. Keep in the fridge to prolong time, or freeze in an air-tight container for up to 3 months.
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Elden Trails Bed and Breakfast is a full service B&B offering the luxurious simplicity of our two room Studio Suite at the foot of Mount Elden and miles of ponderosa pine forest and high desert hiking and biking trails. We are five miles east of historic downtown Flagstaff, near public transportation and shopping, but away from the hustle bustle. Many of our foods are grown in our gardens and greenhouse. We have chickens for eggs. At Elden Trails we aspire to be an example of sustainable living and to serve local, organic nourishing, gourmet food.
5 on July 02, 2016
Amidst the peaceful pines this gem of hospitality is awesome!!! I have not slept so well in years! Comfy, clean, and absolutely beautiful. Breakfast was the best I have ever had!! I ate all of my generous portion and took some of my husband's for the long road trip to LA. Marnie and Steve were fantastic!! Thanks to you both and Mia your sweet dog for sharing your joy with others.
5 on June 26, 2016
What a lovely place! My husband, our 8-year-old and I stayed one night during a road trip. The hosts were sweet, the food was amazing, and my son loved seeing their chickens. Great care is taken in the details - organic soaps, homemade yogurt, etc. Flagstaff was a neat town as well... more micro breweries than you'd expect for a city of its size. Hope we can come back.
4.0 on April 05, 2016
Since Marney and Steve only have one room I was so happy we got 3 nights during spring break. We felt very private and safe. We looked forward to Marney delivering her delicious breakfasts every morning. They were very welcoming innkeepers/ Thank you.
5 on March 31, 2016
Steve and Marnie were very nice and helpful. Small but cozy studio was next to pretty gardens and sits on the edge of miles of wilderness trails. Large breakfast featured delicious homemade items. Delightfully unique lodging experience.
5 on March 25, 2016
Our stay at the Elden Trails B & B was one of the highlights of our trip to Arizona. The apartment was clean and cozy. Steve and Marnie could not have been more gracious hosts and the best part was the fantastic breakfast they delivered straight to our door, which included fresh coffee, eggs from their own chickens, homemade yogurt and seedcake. If we visit the Flagstaff area in the future, I would not want to stay anywhere else.
5 on October 02, 2015
Our stay at Elden Trails B&B was lovely in every way. Steve and Marnie greeted us on arrival and gave us a short tour, including their gardens and greenhouse. The room backs up to forest area, so the views out the windows were all pines. Wifi was a breeze to connect with. The highlight, though, was breakfast. We had fruit, yogurt, a homemade seed cake, omelets made with eggs from their chickens, and a pot of full-flavored coffee. After all that food, we headed out the back gate for hike on Mount Elden. Just a wonderful experience. We will be back.
5 on December 28, 2014
Our family of four were going to see Santa at nearby popular holiday tourism events, so demand for lodging was at a peak. Elden Trails B&B was priced less than any of the top hotels. Other factors that intrigued us about Elden Trails B&B are: The property abuts the Mt. Elden forest. The studio is private, with a small dining area, bathroom, bedroom, and pull-out bed in the living area. The promise of a nourishing, well-crafted breakfast. Kids are welcome. The proprietors contacted us soon after making the reservation and clearly communicated with us about our needs and expectations. We felt as if we were being welcomed by a doting aunt and uncle or godparents. When our arrival time was delayed into their personal time, Steve and Marnie graciously coordinated check-in and offered up knowledgeable ideas for dinner (small town vs. weary city kids). Steve and Marnie attended to every detail in the design of the studio, no amenity of comfort forgotten, yet nothing fussy. They had books and movies for the kids, plenty of blankets and plush towels, and a generous assortment of refreshments at our discretion such as fine teas and locally made products. The decor is inviting, eclectic, and thoughtful. We admired the sculptures, the throw rugs everywhere, and the kids loved the "spinners" (hand-painted tops). Breakfast was a remarkable affair. Homemade yogurt, soft yogurt cheese, jellies, seed cake, and kombucha (my husband swears it's the best recipe he's tasted, and my daughter like it a lot). Those were just accompaniments to crisp bacon, creamy cheesy-egg scramble, toast, browned potatoes, and fruit salad. Everything was seasoned well and cooked perfectly. We drank coffee, tea, and a rich hot cocoa. The kids were allowed to check the chicken coop for eggs - and, yes, the breakfast eggs were freshly-laid by the Elden Trails B&B's hens. We deeply appreciate the hospitality of Steve and Marnie and can't imagine staying anywhere else in Flagstaff.
5 on September 21, 2014
Our only regret is that we only stayed 2 nights! The accommodations were creative and cozy reflecting the love and care of Marnie and Steve. Breakfast was uber organic and kept us going throughout most of the day. We loved the hiking right outside our door on Mt Elden. mahalo from eileen & john (Hawaii)
5 on July 26, 2014
We reserved a 2 night stay in a last minute reservation to avoid a ghastly hotel we were supposed to stay at and were so wonderfully surprised. Marnie and Steve were gracious hosts and served up delicious organic breakfasts. We loved the privacy that this Bed and Breakfast gave us as well as the lush surroundings. No need for concern about other guests because Elden Trails is a studio apartment. The National Forest as a backyard was a delightful place for walking and the Grand Canyon was only an hour away. We also appreciated Steve's recommendation to Fat Olives, an Italian restaurant down the road that was indeed worthy of the 2 thumbs up! We will definitely be back!
4.8 on July 02, 2014
We loved, loved, loved our stay at Elden Trails B&B! The room was clean, homey,and very comfertable. Marnie is an incredible chef and breakfasts were amazing. We, typically, jump up from breakfast, ready to go and do...but the environment at this B&B begged for relaxation and conversation...an hour of time just to BE. (Thank you for that, Steve and Marnie!) Suggestions for places to go and the best way to see the sights were always available...and we were never sorry we followed Steve's advice. We have been on extended travel across the US. I must say, Elden Trails B&B has been our favorite stay so far.
The Studio Suite has 450 sq. feet of living space. The main room feels spacious with its eleven foot ceiling and the cozy bedroom with a Queen bed makes you feel like you are nestled up right in the forest.
Nightly Rate: $120 - $135
Nightly Rate: $120 - $135
Airport, City, Downtown, Mountains, Small town
Flagstaff, AZ (FLG-Pulliam Field) 9 miles
Heading east or west on I40 take the Country Club exit to highway 89 north. After crossing the I40 overpass go left onto highway 89 north. Follow 89N past the Flagstaff Mall approx. one mile until you come to the Smokerise intersection. Smokerise is a four way stoplight with a KOA campground on your left. Go through the intersection and about one block until you come to the next left which will be Winter. From the turn lane drive onto Winter and go uphill about 2 blocks. Winter runs into Snowflake Drive. Turn right onto Snowflake Dr. and Elden Trails B&B is about one short block uphill on your left. Our address is 6073 Snowflake Drive; you'll see our sign.
Antique Shopping, Art Galleries, Gourmet/Fine Dining, Historical interests, Lake, Live Music, Movie Theater, Museum, National/State parks, Nature area, The Grand Canyon, Walnut Canyon, The San Francisco Peaks, Flagstaff Farmers Market, Sunset Crater, Meteor Crater, Outlet Stores, Performing Theater, Picnic area, Religious Services, Ruins, Ski area
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BBQ grill, Copier, Fireplace, Telephone, Washer/dryer , Dart board, iorn, trail maps
Alarm clock, Amenities Basket, Board games, Coffee/Tea facilities, Fridge, Hairdryer, Ironing Board, Library, Private entrance, Satellite/Cable TV, TV, VCR, Videos, Wi-Fi
Bicycle riding trails, Bird watching, Cross-country ski trails, Downhill Skiing, Golfing, Hiking trails, Mountain Bike trails, Regulation dart board, Mt. Elden Trail, Shopping, Sight-seeing, Snow shoe trails
Steve and Marnie
English, French
Cats , Dogs , Laying chickens
Marnie is a retired MD and a homeopath. She is also very interested in healthy nutrition and is an excellent cook. Steve is a former radio announcer and pilot. He enjoys the many miles of hiking and snowshoeing trails behind the property. We have two dogs a husky named Keko and a Shepard mix, Mia who both love people. Our cat is simply Mr. Cat.
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(Editor's note: The Bellwood-Antis School Board on Tuesday voted down a proposal to add boys and girls soccer. The Mirror has received several letters on the subject).
I would like to take a moment and respond to Shannon McCaulley's letter in last Sunday's Sports Mailbag.
First and foremost, I would like to remind him that high school athletic programs are primarily for the benefit and growth of the students. His selfish concerns that some boys may want to play soccer rather than football baffles me. I would much rather see a child involved in an activity that he/she enjoys and possibly excels in than participating in one that they half-heartedly picked from a short line of choices.
Did it ever occur to McCaulley that adding a soccer program may enhance the lives of many students who otherwise would not participate in school sports? Football is not the sport of choice for well over half of the student population at Bellwood. Consider that most girls do not play and a large number of boys pass at the opportunity as well.
Personally, I love the Bellwood-Antis football program and attend most games,. However, I'm also a parent of a soccer player and can tell you the games are just as enjoyable.
I, like McCaulley, think it would be great to have a gymnastics team, even a swim team, but also agree that the size of the district and the amount of funding available determines what activities can be offered. I firmly believe Bellwood choosing not to offer a soccer program is not due to lack of interest or funding.
I believe the decision rested on a false fear that it would somehow negatively impact the football program. That's unfortunate for the many kids who would enjoy, excel and grow in the sport.
McCaulley's statement that "outsiders" are pushing some "un-American" sport onto "small town USA" is absurd. The fact of the matter is soccer can no longer be considered a "foreign" activity. It is just as huge in the United States, and we certainly would not be the only Class A school in the area to have a soccer team.
Maybe McCaulley's "old-school mindset" inhibits him from accepting this fact.
I suggest the school board talk with the Tyrone and Altoona leagues and see how many of "our" kids play in their programs. My daughter plays for the Tyrone league, and it has grown so rapidly that I worry at some point they will have to limit membership to those living within their district.
Bellwood needs a soccer team. Tyrone, Altoona, and other outside areas can't carry us forever. It is ignorant to believe that "soccer is a sport very few desire in our community."
I'm not sure what part of the community McCaulley spoke with but for the dozens of players, fans, and parents, I can attest that the lack of desire is not an issue.
And if it helps matters, I was raised and graduated from Bellwood so I'm anticipating that my opinion will be worthy of McCaulley's consideration.
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I am writing to support and agree with Shannon McCaulley that a soccer program would hurt the Bellwood-Antis football program.
I was born and raised in Bellwood, and from the time we were in second grade most of the boys wanted to play football. I still remember playing touch football that often times turned into tackle football on the pavement at the old North Side School in Bellwood during recess. It was almost like we were trying out because Bud Grazier would watch us play every day, and we often talked with him afterwards. These are all special memories for me and I'm sure many others.
I believe that bringing a soccer team into Bellwood-Antis High School would bring an end to the youth football league as we know it and destroy the proud institute that is Bellwood-Antis Blue Devil football. I feel we are already seeing this happen in Tipton where the East Antis Rams are barely able to field a youth league team and almost in the same field the Rams practice in there are what looks like 100 children playing soccer. Granted, some of the children are not from Bellwood but some are (Antis Township area).
Some have made the argument that a soccer program at Bellwood would not hurt the football team. I have to disagree. I lived in Gettysburg for about six years before coming back to Bellwood, and I have coached at the varsity level at Biglerville Area High School and have seen this first hand. Yes, the smaller, faster athletes did play soccer as well as the bigger, faster athletes. The community was completely divided as well as the students in the school. This once proud football community was divided and the football team was barely able to get 20 kids come out for the football team.
This was a Class AA school near the Gettysburg area. I can only think this would be even worse at Class A Bellwood-Antis. I played football at Bellwood and coach John Hayes, coach Chet Dillon and all the staff taught all of us how to play the game the right way and many life lessons as well, not to mention the pride you felt and still feel wearing the blue and gold.
The Bellwood-Antis football program is an institution of success and is known statewide for its excellence, and I for one will do everything within my power to see that the football program does not fade away.
I have wondered why this topic is gaining momentum and one of the theories that I have is that parents are afraid their children will get hurt playing football. That is true; football is not the kind of sport you should play if you are worried about getting hurt, although I played for 12 years and never had a serious injury nor have I played with anyone who suffered a serious injury.
You will have bumps and bruises and three practices a day in August weren't always fun. I guess soccer is easier; maybe that's the draw. I write this with a heavy heart as well because when my son was born, one of the first thoughts I had was I can not wait to watch him play football. We found out shortly after his birth that he had a rare heart defect and needed numerous surgeries and will continue to throughout his life. He will never play football and although that is an extremely minor detail in his life, he could play soccer when he gets older.
We would have no problem taking him to Altoona to play soccer or you never know. Maybe he will be a great musician in the band or a trainer for the football team. I still would not want a soccer team at Bellwood-Antis.
Frank Aaron Pulcinello Sr.
Antis Township
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Kellie Goodman wrote a very good column that captured the essence of the thread that runs through all wrestlers, former or otherwise.
A good friend of mine, Tim Bainey Sr., was an accomplished wrestler at Philipsburg-Osceola (he won two or three regional titles and was a PIAA silver medalist).
This past weekend, at regionals, he addressed a young wrestler. He started out by saying ''You don't know who I am," but the kid interrupted him to say ''Yes I do!''
The young kids know and respect the older fellows, and the reverse is true. That's all part of the ''I know where you've been and what you are doing'' thing Kellie wrote about.
Dave Mason
Now act the part, Big Ben
Bravo for Big Ben. That big chunk of dough should last him eight years.
Then he could hold out for $102 million more. He should be in a real good mood. Maybe this is the right time to ask him.
He should please give us a break and wear his cap the right way, not backwards.
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I've been reading about automotive clean air regulations for nearly a decade now and I still don't totally understand whether or not cars are punished too harshly for what they do.
I've been reading about automotive clean air regulations for nearly a decade now and I still don't totally understand whether or not cars are punished too harshly for what they do.
In light of the ongoing attacks on the city of Paris by as-of-yet unknown assailants, the French government has shut down borders and the Army has begun securing the city, with the help of taxi drivers offering free rides to get people to secured locations.
Who likes quick pairs of France-related automotive ideas, one good, one bad? Everyone, that's who! So, everyone, you're in a French metric crapload of luck, because here's some of what I just said, right there in the first sentence. Let's see what we've got!
After the 24 Hours of Le Mans, I missed my flight and ended up stuck in Paris for an extra day. Since I was in Paris, I decided to at least venture into the city for dinner. Lo and behold, the Toyota storefront on the Avenue des Champs-Élyseés was considerably more interesting than the ones here in America.
The RÉTROMOBILE car show in Paris, France has largely focused on the classic car collections of the various exhibitors. However, this year, it's not just about actual classic cars. Indeed, the literature for this year claims the show has 41,000 square metres of artists, clubs, spare parts, scale models, and events...…
I won carspotting in Paris: here is a Facel Vega rounding the Place de la Nation on a beautiful May day.
Taxis are boring. Renault Mégane Trophy V6 taxis are not. And here one is, scaring the crap out of Parisians. Dios mio! That's French, right?
Welcome to Sunday Matinee, where we highlight classic car reviews or other longer videos I find on YouTube. Kick back and enjoy this blast from the past.
What would Paris be without old Citroëns, Peugeots, and Renaults? By now, they're part of the landscape, immortalized on film countless times against the backdrop of the Eiffel Tower.
We quietly launched an exciting new feature at the Paris Motor Show so you can experience it like we do. We're calling it "360 Mode" because it allows you to view the car from every angle using your mouse.
This is the Morning Shift, our one-stop daily roundup of all the auto news that's actually important — all in one place at 9:00 AM. Or, you could spend all day waiting for other sites to parcel it out to you one story at a time. Isn't your time more important?
Most intelligent civilized people know that there is a time and a place for certain things. Those intelligent civilized people likely aren't the ones blasting a rare and expensive Brabus Mercedes-McLaren SLR Roadster (with matching Smart) through a Paris parking garage at more than 90 mph.
Is there a better way to show off a giant new freighter for potential buyers than loading two new Ferraris into the cargo bay at the Paris Air Show? Don't ask Boeing, because when they tried to load this Ferrari FF into its 747-8F cargo plane the equipment broke. How do you say "FAIL" in French?
The folks at Beep Show shot a photo roughly every two miles between take-off in San Francisco and landing in Paris CDG to make this two minute airplane time lapse.
The Matte Black BMW M3 manages to look even better through the lens of formfreu.
The Lotus Elite is the new Lotus gentleman's car, offering a trick retractable hardtop with up to 600 hp thanks to a KERS-inspired hybrid boost system and, probably, the new "Lotus" V8. They say it's full of wonderful contradictions.
The updated 2012 Nissan GT-R made its bow at the Paris Motor Show, quietly biding its time away from the spotlight. The city of lights is no place for a lizard to go stomping.
Here are the first leaked photos of the Lotus Eterne four-door sedan, set to debut officially at the Paris Motor Show. We have no details about the car's performance, but it's clear Lotus has built the vaguest luxosportsedan in history.
For its 75th anniversary, Jaguar's unveiling the C-X75 Concept, an extended-range electric coupe showing off a new design direction for the leaping-kitty brand, along with a electric/gas turbine power source generating 780 hp. Your 21st century British supercar awaits.
There's a good chance all of those Lamborghini teasers are the Lamborghini Sesto Elemento concept. If leaked rumors are correct this is an all carbon fiber car weighing 999 kg (2,200 pounds) with a V10 powerplant. Sixth element, indeed.


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Dortha BittingJanuary 22,2013Dortha Bitting Rites
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I thought JMM Marquez dominated the fight with his superb boxing skills, and counterpunch abilities. He hit john with the cleaner blows and didnt allow him to get of throughout the whole fight.
that fight was a robbery imo
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The ref f***ed JMM up. It was close but he was the clear winner.
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i dont even think it was close
JMM dominated in my opinion
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I thought it was a close fight with several hard to score rounds, but I felt that JMM won by 2 points (8-4 in rounds, and the two point deductions)
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I didnt keep a scorecard but I believe JMM won the fight by a huge margin
He didnt let Chris get off, and he clearly hit him with the harder punches, and cleaner effective blows
He outboxed him i honestly do not see how it was a close fight
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i thought it was a terrible management decision, especially he was fighting for peanuts over there, second the fight location was terrible as well as the official selection, JMM was put in a very bad position, and he should've got the decision. i though the won that fight clearly and was a bit shocked that john got the nod.
you can blame that loss on JMM's management if you ask me, they did a hack job......
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marquez clearly won. john threw like 10 punches a round and landed like 3 and the crowd would **** themselves. marquez shut him down, landed cleaner punches and even hurt john but the ref stepped in front to buy him some time. not to mention the horrible point deductions. its a sad sight when they announce john as the winner and everyone in the arena pretends it's the right decision. they don't care about boxing they only want to see their hero win. kinda like froch-dirrell.
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JMM got deducted 2 points for fake low blows with out warning. JMM beat John.
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In some way Marquez/John was like Ottke/Reid, everything was against Marquez that night. The ref did a very mediocre job.
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Thanks once again, PWizard. One addition: could you add a cheat to instantly fill a production unit (crop field, resource extactor, like a mine) just like there was for the original game megatrainer?
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First time I watched this film I really didn't care for It and found it laughable. But, each year I give it another go and find myself liking it more and more each time. No its not a great movie, it is incredibly cheesy but I love cheesy films and I think that is why I found myself enjoying it. Pairs well with other cheesy xmas films like Santas Slay and Silent Night Deadly Night.
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Sinterklaas is a Dutch feast for children. In November Sinterklaas comes to the Netherlands on a steamboat with his helpers (Black Petes) to hand out gifts, leading up to December 5th when it's 'pakjesavond'. This is when he and his helpers leave bags full of gifts at the doors of families with young children. During this period leading up to December 5th children are allowed to place their shoes near the fireplace and the Black Petes' will climb down the chimney and leave gifts in the childrens' shoes. Yes, they are black from the soot, nothing politically incorrect there. This is our Christmas and it is a beautiful lie I enjoy telling to…
Awww! I really wanted to like Sint! I grew up in The Netherlands, so the idea of a Sinterklaas slasher film excited me a lot. Add Amsterdamned's Dick Maas as director and it would seem to be a guaranteed good time. And for its first thirty minutes or so, I was having fun. I ignored the moments of dodgy CGI gore and let its Zwarte Piets and poem swapping take me back to my childhood. It was funny, it was set against a beautiful Amsterdam backdrop, it had an appropriately ludicrous concept. Then it crumbled in on itself. Sint suddenly lurches to a halt and becomes lengthy scenes of exposition engulfed in digital fog. As I got more and more…
Goofy, dumb horror film from Amsterdam that isn't afraid to shy away from some of the weirder, more racist local traditions. Legend has it that Saint Nick sails in from Spain to visit Amsterdam every December 5 with his posse of black slaves (Black Petes). When a full moon falls on December 5, though, Zombie Saint Nick really does visit Amsterdam and he and his "elves" murder, pillage and maim. This movie has it all - grizzled cops with nothing left to lose, horny teens giving the gift of dildos to each other and at least two characters in blackface for a good chunk of the movie. Warning - Netflix Streaming presents this movie with horrible dubbing.
If Larry Cohen was from the Netherlands, he could have made a movie like SAINT (also known as SINT or SAINT NICK), a darkly comic horror film that revolves around the character of Sinterklaas. Here, he's a rotting, evil figure that comes to Amsterdam to steal children and kill adults, which writer/director Dick Maas takes great glee in.
When a goofball college student (Egbert Jan Weeber) dressed as St. Nicholas gets blamed for the murders, he has to clear his name and teams up with a crazed, disgraced cop (Bert Luppes) whose family was slaughtered by the real one decades ago. Like Cohen, Maas keeps the tone of SAINT wonderfully cynical and runs with the premise. It's not perfect, but this would work as an alternative to those who thought KRAMPUS didn't have enough bloodshed for their liking.
Putting a dark gloss on a Christmastime legend, "Saint" (aka "Saint Nick") has potential to squeeze some horrific spirit out of the yuletide season. Unfortunately, the film's light tone and limp story do-in the experience, making the almost watchable horror outing instantly forgettable.
Reimagining the legend of Saint Nicholas with the added touches of revenge, child murder, and zombie-style Black Peters, "Saint" piles on the gore with beheadings aplenty as Saint Nick returns to Amsterdam to punish the city's residents. The premise is compelling, but the film's light tone makes everything come off as silly. Add to that a story that has very few places to go, and "Saint" descends into tediousness. There is much blood-soaked mayhem to be had, but the film carries very little impact and leaves its audience out in the cold.
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This on was pretty good, surprisingly good. Loved St Nick riding the horse across roof tops. Just a nice enjoyable movie that doesn't take itself to seriously
... 'cause this is where that famous Dick Maas became way too self-absorbed and made a stupid, modern-age horrorstinker just like good 'ol Hollywood is doing these days. Dick apparently was just playing with his dick while making this. Sorry, not sorry.
Io nella verve e la tendenza alla caciara sanguinolenta di Dick Maas ci sto troppo dentro, non posso farci niente, mi diverte proprio, forse perché il primo a divertirsi nel fare i suoi film è proprio lui e la cosa si nota palesemente. È uno che se ne frega di tutto, parte a razzo senza badare molto a cose tipo lo sviluppo narrativo, i tempi e la sospensione dell'incredulitá, pensando solo a tirar via delle belle sequenze con gente che muore e a me va benissimo così. Tutta la sequenza di San Nicola che corre a cavallo sui tetti inseguito dai poliziotti che gli sparano è una trashata per quel che è il mio gusto semplicemente adorabile. In più ora che ho scoperto che a fine anno esce un suo film con il leone assassino che sbrana mezza Amsterdam non sto nella pelle.
I had hopes for this one. At one time, Dick Maas was the man behind "The Lift" and "Amsterdamned" ... a promising genre director. A few decades and several bad films later, the promise is gone. Still ... this film was getting some attention and it sounded promising, so why not? Because it's awful, that's why not. After a decent opening that sets up the interesting premise, it devolves into unlikable characters getting unsuspensefully stalked and attacked by bad special effects. Nothing at all to see here ... move along.
Skip this and just watch Krampus or Rare Exports instead...
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If Larry Cohen was from the Netherlands, he could have made a movie like SAINT (also known as SINT or SAINT NICK), a darkly comic horror film that revolves around the character of Sinterklaas. Here, he's a rotting, evil figure that comes to Amsterdam to steal children and kill adults, which writer/director Dick Maas takes great glee in.
When a goofball college student (Egbert Jan Weeber) dressed as St. Nicholas gets blamed for the murders, he has to clear his name and teams up with a crazed, disgraced cop (Bert Luppes) whose family was slaughtered by the real one decades ago. Like Cohen, Maas keeps the tone of SAINT wonderfully cynical and runs with the premise. It's not perfect, but this would work as an alternative to those who thought KRAMPUS didn't have enough bloodshed for their liking.
Christmas 2015 parte 3:
Cual Amazon Movie Reviews, "What a disappointment. I thought this was a Christmas movie!".
Even before "Sint" hit the theaters, the Dutch movie by Dick Maas was the talk of the day. The poster caused a lot of commotion, because kids could find it scary and fellow filmmaker Johan Nijenhuis thought it could damage young kids. Maas was sued, but won and justly. "Sint" is a comedic, enjoyable horror flick.
The movie starts with saint Niklas who robs citizens with his followers. The people decide to burn his ship with everyone on it. But Niklas is out for revenge: every fifth of December during a full moon, Niklas will kill people. First we see how young Goert's family is murdered by Niklas. Now, he's an adult and works as a cop. It's December fifth…
The story is sloppy. The digital FX are dodgy. The acting is merely passable. But there's a unique goofy charm to the whole glorified mess. It's never very funny. Most of the jokes fall flat. It's never too bloody. There are some decent kills but none that stand out too much. I think I like it because it's just so damn mean-spirited. No one's safe from Mr. Claus. The Dutch have a rather unique way of celebrating the season. I'm glad they shared it with the outside world
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