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Friday, August 26, 2011
I Can Do This
I imagine my announcement, swelling with hope, expectation, joy. Then I picture everyone's reactions. They are kind, but lukewarm. "Bless her heart"s are murmured. No one "likes" me on Facebook. No one follows me on Twitter. No one comments on my new blog. I falter. I look at all the other products that are available. So cute! Such talented artists. Why would anyone want my stuff? It's not the best. Maybe I should scrap this whole idea...
But then, a little voice buried in my heart behind old rejections and insecurities speaks up. "You can do this."
Can I?
"You're good enough."
Am I?
There's only one way to find out.
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Craig Vwrote a question about CAMP USA Jasper CR4 Harness on January 22, 2016
Can the waist and leg adjustment straps come fully undone? Would be nice to be able put on over bulky winter clothing/ski boots.
Can the waist and leg adjustment straps come fully undone? Would be nice to be able put on over bulky winter clothing/ski boots.
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Is the hood helmet-compatible? What hood adjustments are there? It looks like there are drawstrings for the face, is there also one in the back to tighten around the head's circumference?
The specs say the regular is 6ft? Is that accurate? Most women's bags are shorter.
Hey BC folks, I'm having trouble picking my wider BC skis for this Winter. I've pretty much narrowed it down to K2 HardSide and G3 ZenOxide. I have a pair of K2 BackUps that I love which have made me a K2 believer, but would like to try some fatter boards. I know nothing about G3 save what I've read here. In both cases I'd be buying the 2010/11 models. The conflict is that the G3's are about $100 cheaper. If they were the same price I'd buy the K2's but I hate spending more than I have to. Suggestions?
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I bought this bag for my Winter ski tours. Brought it to Norway and it worked great without a tent! It wasn't terribly cold, maybe 15-20deg overnight but I was toasty warm inside. I love the cut. Most mummy bags are a little uncomfortable because I often lay on my side but this bag is perfect. Just enough room to move a bit inside, especially in the toe area, but not too big for a standard size sleeping pad. Not to mention, the price is a big win! Mine was $100.
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Great backpack. Very spacious, I brought this pack to Norway for two 3-day backcountry ski tours. Big enough to fit all my ski/camp gear. I especially like the sleeping bag pocket in the bottom which held my big 0-deg bag, air mattress and camp pillow. Very comfortable and stable on my back and there are all sorts of adjustments to customize fit. The pack is very compressible for the quick weekend trips. The raincover is big too, it fit over my sleeping pad, ski poles, ski boots, shovel, and probe, all mounted to the outside of the pack. My only gripe was the lack of clips in the two H2O pockets. When you put your water bladder inside, they sag under their weight which is mildly annoying. But all in all this is a great pack and I'll be no stranger to Deuter for smaller packs as well.
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Hi, I'm looking to pick up a pair of these but am unsure about sizing. I wear a 10.5 shoe size and my current alpine boot is 28.5, which on the mondo scale translates to an 11.5. Should I be looking for a 28.5 AT boot as well or will the mondopoint differ for an AT boot?

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Boom! Bang! Ka-blooy! Making an action movie is easy, especially if you have Hollywood's resources. But sometimes even the big Hollywood movies go underappreciated upon release, destined to be forgotten and lost to the ashes of time aka the back rooms of Blockbusters. Hey, they can't all be "Die Hard", I guess. Well there were a lot of really good movies that have gone underappreciated all these years, and this list is determined to right that wrong. It's a tough job, but someone's gotta do it. After all, did John Mclane shirk from his responsibilities? I don't think so.
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#5. The 13th Warrior (1999) d. John McTiernan
Talk about underrated. I don't think anyone even gave John McTiernan's "The 13th Warrior" a single thought when it was released into theaters in 1999. I saw the film when it landed, and loved every second of it. Essentially another retelling of the Beowulf legend based on the book "Eaters of the Dead" by Michael Crichton, the film starred Antonio Banderas and featured fantastic Viking action and mayhem. Instead of one creature of myth to deal with, the Vikings in the film had to deal with a whole legion of cannibals that raided them at nights, dragging their victims back to their cavernous lair to eat later. Fans of the Beowulf legend will get a real kick out of Crichton's interpretation, while fans of action movies in general will just howl at the brutal bloodshed and hacking onscreen.
A great video compilation of the movie featuring stunning music:
#4. The Lost Battalion (2001) d. Russell Mulcahy
"The Lost Battalion" is a World War I movie from the notoriously hit-and-miss director Russell Mulcahy. This happens to be one of his hits, an original A&E movie that really didn't get a whole lot of airplay, and aside from daily watchers of A&E (I've been told they actually exists), I don't know anyone else who has seen it. But rest assured, this is a great war movie, made on a modest budget. It even stars NYPD Blue's Rick Schroder in one of his finer adult roles, as the commander of an American battalion sent into the Argonne Forest after the Germans, only to find themselves cut off from the rest of their allies and surrounded. They are forced to fight for survival, and fight they did. A great war movie and action film, made extra cool because it's all based on a true story.
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#3. The Nest aka Nid de guêpes (2002) d. Florent Emilio Siri
Let's face it, the French don't make a whole lot of action movies that are great. They're good when it comes to sad clowns and incestuous siblings, but give someone in a French movie a gun, and they probably wouldn't know what to do with it. Florent Emilio Siri, the director of "The Nest", didn't have a whole lot of problems with knowing what to do with the guns he put in his character's hands. A combination of "Aliens" by James Cameron and "Assault on Precinct 13", "The Nest" featured some of the most intense action sequences in cinema. Basically a pretty simple film about a cop (played by Nadia Fares) trapped in a warehouse with some criminal types and besieged by a small army of killers trying to free their boss, a prisoner in the cop's possession, the film featured nonstop action on the scale only seen before in Cameron's "Aliens", a movie that "The Nest" borrows heavily from, right down to the insect-like appearance of the killers.
Trailer for "The Nest":
#2. Streets of Fire (1984) d. Walter Hill
When I first saw Walter Hill's "Streets of Fire" in the late '80s, it had it all — great music, great action, and a young Diane Lane just oozing sex appeal out of every inch of her red mini-dress. Of course, I was but a wee bit lad back then, so surely the years haven't been kind to the film? Yes and no. Years later, the film still borders on the awesome, although yes, I will admit, the acting is incredibly stilted, the dialogue impossibly silly, and the plotting, well, I've seen better plotting in a Martin Lawrence so-called "comedy". But you know what? For sheer coolness, you can't get any cooler than Michael Pare walking around with what looks like a gimpy leg busting heads and shooting the crap out of everything in sight. Then there was Willem Dafoe at his creepy best, walking around with that hair and those plastic rubber … pants, or fireman's suit, or whatever the hell they were. And did I mention it featured some awesome music and a criminally hot Diane Lane?
Trailer for "Streets of Fire":
#1. The Way of the Gun (2000) d. Christopher McQuarrie
When he made "Way of the Gun", Christopher McQuarrie told an interviewer that he was tired of being asked to write crime films in the aftermath of the award winning "The Usual Suspects", when he really wanted to make other types of films. So, "Way of the Gun" was his way of saying, "Here it is, now stop asking me." And oh my, what a masterpiece. It was underappreciated back then, and still is to this day, but I can assure you, if you love crime films, action movies, or just movies about really badass people doing very badass things, "Way of the Gun" is your dream date. The film opens with a foul-mouth Sarah Silverman screaming obscenities at our anti-heroes (played by Ryan Phillippe and Benicio Del Toro) before getting the tar beaten out of her, and ending with our anti-heroes lying in a pool of their own blood. There are no good guys or bad guys in this one, there are just guys with guns and the know-how to use them. This is, quite possibly, the best action/crime film I've seen, but one that no one else seems to have even heard of.
You can watch the final action sequence, with Phillippe and Del Toro taking on a small army of mob types at an abandoned Mexican hotel, here. Below is the Sarah Silverman opening scene that sold me on "Way of the gun":


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It seems to me that either everything has meaning or nothing does. I am going to opt for the first - that everything has meaning. The meaning is not inherent in the dream or fantasy, though, but rather in the designs of their origin; their origin, of course being us. If I review every day of my life, I can honestly say that on the surface, there is not nearly as much going on as I make it seem like there is.
I had a dream last night filled with anxiety about what gift to give a dear friend for her birthday. What did I want the gift to mean? What did the dream say about my intentions. As far as I know, no one but me is in here with these ideas. So, I would say I am giving a heck of a lot more meaning to things than maybe I might.
As far as fantasies, I once told a group of friends that my most cherished fantasy was to own a home on every great golf course in the world. The meaning of that is very clear to me. I just want to play golf and my dream and fantasy is to play it well.
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Well said, I agree, and love your comparison to golfing.
To me, my dreams and fantasies turn into stories and conversation. They allow my subconscious to add to the realities we experience on a daily basis.
I believe every writer utilizes their dreams and such to better create their content, brand if you will... Plus, exercising this escapism is usually healthy for your mind and body.
I guess these illusions which at times can become reality, mean a great deal to one's well being and life in general. At least to an extent. You don't want to go through life in "Fantasy Land," yet if using them to your advantage in many aspects of your living routine, the rewards will be endless, not necessarily monetary but for overall life experience.
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...I would consider taking on a new paint line.
Isn't that the problem for most of us, I have mainly Humbrol but also Tamiya,some modelmaster, vallejo (hate that stuff), AK, MIG... all bought to try and see if it was any better than Humbrol... and now I constantly doubt if e.g. painting tamiya acrylic on top of Humbrol enamel will give good results (or something like that ...).
The same for models themselves... I have a stash large enough for the rest of my life, and despite all good efforts, it only grows, which is ridiculous if you think about it: why do I want these models on a pile on the attic if I can buy them anytime from anywhere in the world at the moment I really want to start building them?
Paint is different however, its much more like a tool and I don't want to run to the internet shop and wait a few weeks because I miss a color.
So yes, I do look with a lot of interest to the current popping up of all these paint branches in the (false?) hope that I will be able to standardise on one branch.
Apparently, AK involved 4 experts on constructing a good paint range, maybe us the modellers and clients should join forces and do the ultimate paint comparison test?
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I am working on a website written using .NET, hosted on IIS and having a SQL Server db. The whole app and db is hosted by an ISP.
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60. So it would not be appropriate for someone
to use that report to say, "This shows PPP will give value
for money over 30 years in real life"? I am not trying to
denigrate the report.
(Mr Blaiklock) I reserve judgment on this in that
sense. One has to perhaps go back to the Terms of Reference which
Ernst & Young were asked to work under in the first place.
From their report, the actual technique which is being used, the
mathematical technique for evaluating bids, is well understood,
and in that sense, fine. But there are, as their report says,
a number of subjective areas which I have a stronger view about
as to whether they should or should not be included, and what
weight you should give to them than perhaps Ernst & Young
have reflected.
61. So, in a sense, you are saying the report
was not asked to deal with the question of, "Is this value
for money over 30 years in real life?" They were asked to
do something else, which they have done, a different question?
(Mr Blaiklock) Yes, I think that is probably true.
62. Can I just ask: we have seen since the announcement
by the Secretary of State a couple of weeks ago that the Government
is offering guarantees through London Underground to the banks
of the finance that is being raised for the project. When you
carried out your assessment of the financial details provided
to you by London Underground, did you make any assumptions about
the rate of return that would be required; about the necessity
of providing guarantees in order to deliver a certain level of
interest rate to the banks that finance this?
(Mr Middleton) When we finished our report, the negotiations
between London Underground and the banks on this and on the PPP
bidders was not completed. We understand now that the underpinned
amount, as referred to in the contracts, has been agreed between
London Underground, the banks, and the bidders. The key issue
in value for money terms in considering this issue is to consider
the likelihood that the guarantee will be called ie, what is the
likelihood of one of the Infracos defaulting, and London Underground
having to step in and provide, I think it is 95 per cent guarantee
to the funding banks.
63. Which has just happened with Railtrack.
(Mr Middleton) What we did in our analysis on this
point was look at, effectively, the risk transfer proposals, the
ability of the Infracos to absorb the risk which was being transferred
to them, and you will see in our report the levels of contingencies
etc which are built into the Infraco bids. Based on that analysis,
we asked London Underground to carry out sensitivities, and they
provided us with the sensitivities that were completed on behalf
of the funders by the Infracos. They showed that under most scenarios,
apart from the most extreme banking based case sensitivities,
that the Infracos financially were robust and could handle those
downside scenarios.
64. The reason I ask the question is given what
has happened to Railtrack, and, therefore, the uncertainties that
must exist around infrastructure projects, particularly where
there is uncertainty about the condition of the assets, given
that that has happened, had the Government not been willing to
offer guarantees to London Underground, and, through them, to
the Infracos and to the banks about those debts, would there have
been a significant material change in the financial position of
the project that would have changed the conclusions that you reached?
(Mr Middleton) It is an interesting question, but,
to a large extent, it is a hypothetical question.
65. It is not hypothetical in the sense that
had the Government only been able to manage to demonstrate that
the PPP option is a better option than the public sector comparator
by providing guarantees to the private sector to do it?
(Mr Middleton) No, I think that particular point,
again, is beyond our brief.
66. It might be specifically beyond the brief
of your report, but in the work that you have done, you have made
assumptions about the rate of return that will be required by
the banks in order to provide finance for this project, in order
to come up with the overall costings of the project, or, at the
very least, you have looked at the figures London Underground
has provided to you and evaluated that in the context of the arithmetic
of the project. Have you looked at all at the sensitivities of
that rate of return, and if the guarantees were not there, would
that have materially affected the sums that you were doing?
(Mr Middleton) This is a bit beyond our brief, but
I will answer.
67. We are not seeking to put you in a difficult
position. Are you, in effect, saying, "We were not asked
to do this, we did not make that evaluation because it was not
part of our Terms of Reference"?
(Mr Middleton) The assumption and the value for money
analysis is that the project would be funded at the rates which
were implicit within the PPP bids. It is not part of a normal
value for money assessment to delve down into any individual component
which makes up the overall price, because you could check any
one of thousands of input figures and argue that a different result
would be fair. We were not privy to the negotiations and discussions
with the banks, so the importance of this guarantee and the level
of this guarantee is very, very difficult for us to comment on.
68. What would your view be, Mr Blaiklock?
(Mr Blaiklock) Well, I think I, like you, have only
read about this in the Financial Times, which perhaps reflects
the rather secretive approach that has been made on a number of
aspects of this PPP negotiation. I certainly have not seen the
contracts, nor been really privy to the Terms and Conditions of
the finance that has been proposed. On the other hand, it does
reflect the fact that the Treasury are very much involved, and
I share your frustration as a Committee that the Treasury have
perhaps not been at some of the discussions you have had. However,
this guarantee must have a cost to it, and to that extent, it
should be included in the PPP value for money assessment. That
is one of the costs which one could say have not been included.
Not only that, but it must have an impact, I assume, on the PSBR,
or possible impact, and that, in itself, has an impact on, "Is
it state aid?", and then you move into territories like,
"Will it have an impact on the European Union and Procurement
rules?", et cetera, et cetera. It opens a Pandora's box,
but unfortunately, at the moment, we cannot actually open the
box to see what is inside it.
69. Ernst & Young said in their report that
any major enhancements to the network would give rise to the issue
of the possibility of the Infracos taking advantage of what by
then would be a monopoly position. Do you feel that that would
have implications for the long term value for money of the project,
and particularly, if it transpires that there are hidden costs
in this, that, for example, the knowledge of the assets does not
prove to be as great as it was otherwise, but nonetheless the
Infracos are there and in position, and the only people that can
really carry out additional work? Does all that have an implication
of value for money?
(Mr Middleton) Your question mirrors the question
asked by your colleague in terms of the interim revue and relative
negotiating positions. I think we have set out in our report that
there is a logic, and there should be an expectation that the
Infracos will have a reasonably strong position in negotiating
these contracts, and that, not necessarily on the overall contracts,
but in terms of the procurement of those individual pieces of
work, then there is a probability that the value for money of
those individual enhancements might be worse than if you were
in a wholly open and competitive situation. But that is mitigated
by the fact that there are rights to go out to open contract,
and that there are a number of contractual protections built into
the structure, so it is not an unfettered ability to do so.
Chairman: I want to move on. Dr Pugh.
70. Can I take you on to using different discount
rates. Your analysis shows no difference in outcome, depending
upon whether you use a discount rate of 3.5 or 6 per cent. The
reason appears to be that you are taking something into account
that is referred to in London Underground's final assessment as
"The social opportunity cost of Exchequer funding".
What exactly is that, and why is it fixed at 30 per cent?
(Mr Middleton) This is a question which you really
have to address to the Treasury. What London Underground did in
their value for money assessment, they used the discount rates
which are set out in the current and published Green Book on Project
Appraisal, and also the 3.5 discount rate with the 30 per cent
social opportunity cost adjustment, which is set out in the draft
Green Book, which is not fully established as Government guidance.
The technical details which sit behind that are extremely complex
and really are one for the Treasury.
71. Without accountants, do you think the figure
of 30 per cent is at all realistic, when the Government can borrow
(Mr Middleton) We have no view on that.
72. Do you recognise it puts a significant disadvantage
on any public project because the money can always be spent elsewhere
for any public project?
(Mr Middleton) I think the key thing about the discount
rate which is used in comparing either projects within the public
sector or comparing the public sector against the private sector
alternative is that the discount rate which is used is the same
for the various options which you have before you, and is used
in a consistent manner. The reason that we ran the 3.5 per cent
discount rate as part of our report was to show that actually,
in this case, the project was not that sensitive to varying discount
rates. Depending on the shape of the cashflows you are dealing
with, discounting can create different results, using different
interest rates. All we sought to do in our report was demonstrate
that in this case, the use of different discount rates, that the
project was not that sensitive to it.
73. Mr Blaiklock, it appears to me that it tilts
against the PPP, essentially because you are taking into account
the fact that the Government can spend the money somewhere else,
and they always can, private money can go somewhere else. Can
I ask you to comment on this? Is it a kind of fiddle, or is it
a recognisable, decent accountany practice.
(Mr Blaiklock) A fiddle is your word, but I have not
seen it before, and I did not understand it either. It did seem
to be an unfair imposition against the PSC (Public Sector Comparator)
alternative, because if you use a lower discount rate, which actually
more closely reflects the actual cost of capital, then the public
sector comparator alternative does come out better than the PPP
one on the basis of the data that I managed to glean from the
74. So it has a decisively different result?
(Mr Blaiklock) It improves the position. I think there
is some argument as to whether one actually should be using 6
per cent on every occasion. HM Treasury has used 6 per cent for
years and the world outside has changed. Another issue which I
would raise is that by using real, as opposed to actual, figures,
and including in your assumptions financial issues which they
have, then you are starting to mix apples and oranges, and you
have to be very careful. In a period of low inflation, the differences
are not that great, but over 30 years, and if you look back over
the last 30 years, and use this as the basis, or going forward
30 years, we are going to have higher inflation. When you start
to do this kind of analysis in periods of higher inflation, you
get some significant differences. I think one has to be quite
careful about this issue, and I would always recommend that one
does sensitivity analyses using different rates of discount in
your evaluation and see whether that changes your priorities as
to whom you award a contract, between A and B, by changing the
discount rate. I think on this occasion it actually favours the
public one.
75. You also said that the opportunity costs
should come down, given the guarantees that the Government is
actually giving; is that right?
(Mr Blaiklock) Sorry, this is not a comment I made,
I think.
76. Do you feel, then, that the opportunity
costs should be varied to take into account the greater commitment
in view of, I think you used the words, "the possibility
of State aid"? If that is being put forward, then the Government
is actually committing some money to it, is it not?
(Mr Blaiklock) If it is providing guarantees, yes
it is.
77. Yes, and therefore the opportunity costs
change, do they not?
(Mr Blaiklock) They would do, yes, but I am not an
economist and I could not answer much more than that.
78. Do you think that anybody could come up
with an analysis like this and say, "No, it was not on"?
(Mr Blaiklock) What is not on?
79. That the Public Private Partnership was
not on?
(Mr Blaiklock) If you did this kind of analysis and
you took everything into account, I know what kind of conclusion
I would come up with.


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Even in their struggles, Bruins have reason(s) to be thankful
Even in their struggles, Bruins have reason(s) to be thankful
Thanksgiving in the United States has become an important holiday in NHL circles because it provides a regular-season marker that allows teams to gauge their playoff viability. Roughly 75 percent of teams in a playoff spot at Turkey Day end up qualifying for the postseason, and teams within a handful of points of a playoff spot retain a pretty decent chance of pushing their way in.
But Thanksgiving is also a great time for teams like the Bruins to also give thanks, just like everybody else, while they're passing the turkey, the stuffing and the mashed potatoes.
Given that it's the time of being thankful ahead of the holiday season, here is this humble hockey writer's annual list of things that each member of the Bruins has to be thankful for as they sit down to enjoy a tryptophan-induced nap:
David Pastrnak – The 21-year-old is still thankful for the big bucks he signed for this fall . . . $40 million, to be exact. That should keep him in $8 sushi meals at the mall food court for as long as he wants them.
Brad Marchand –Marchand is thankful he finally got bumped up to the top power-play unit over the last couple of seasons, after Claude Julien really dragged his feet putting him there. Eleven power-play goals and 29 power-play points in his last 94 games certainly tell the story.
Patrice Bergeron – Bergeron is happy and thankful that he's regained his health after missing the start this season, and that he's been able to adequately handle the 21:01 of ice time he's averaging per game.
Torey Krug – Krug is thankful he can again eat a nice steak dinner after being forced to have his food come out of a blender for months after fracturing his jaw during the preseason. Of course, that goes for a nice turkey dinner on Thanksgiving as well.
Danton Heinen – The 22-year-old is thankful for second chances after he whiffed during an eight-game audition last season in his first year of pro hockey. He's making up for it by cementing a role with the Bruins this season now that he's stronger, faster and a little more confident with the puck.
Charlie McAvoy – The 19-year-old defenseman is thankful he decided to leave BU after his sophomore season, making the very correct deduction that he was way more than ready for the NHL. If he plays his cards right, he may be thankful at the end of the season for a Calder Trophy.
Anders Bjork – The rookie is thankful that the B's will be playing the Chicago Blackhawks in the Winter Classic at his alma mater, Notre Dame, next season. He may get to live out a lifelong dream of playing a hockey game on that iconic football field.
Jake DeBrusk – The rookie left winger is thankful that he got to score his first NHL goal in front of his family and his teary-eyed dad, Louie, during a pretty cool opening-night win over the Nashville Predators.
Tim Schaller – The New Hampshire native is thankful to be playing for his hometown hockey team, of course, but he's more than just a local boy made good. Tim Schaller has been a positive factor for the bottom-6 with his size, speed and intermittent offense.
Zdeno Chara – The captain is thankful that both he and his employer agree that the 40-year-old D-man should continue playing for the Bruins beyond this season. Now it's just a matter of agreeing on a contract at some point.
David Krejci – The playmaking center is thankful his cranky back has loosened up enough for him to get back in the lineup. Now the Bruins and their fans would be thankful if the points would start to follow now that he's healthy enough to play.
Riley Nash – The forward is thankful that the B's thought enough of him to protect him in the expansion draft last summer, a show of commitment to a versatile, smart player who does a lot of little things well.
Sean Kuraly – The young center is thankful that he hasn't yet hurt himself taking the jumping, flying and leaping goal celebrations that he's quickly becoming known for.
Kevan Miller – The defenseman is thankful he's back playing his natural right side for the most part after being pushed into left-side duty for much of the first couple of months this season.
Brandon Carlo – The second-year defenseman is thankful to still be on the Bruins, and not used as possible trade collateral in a possible Matt Duchene deal that was discussed quite a bit last year and through the summer.
Jordan Szwarz – The 26-year-old forward is thankful for another NHL opportunity in Boston after he'd gone a couple of years without a sniff during his time in the Arizona Coyotes organization after some early games with them.
Frank Vatrano – The Bruins forward and East Longmeadow native should frankly be happy that he's still in the NHL given the training camp and early season he had with the Bruins. He's scored a couple of goals and played well lately, so he has to hope that he's pushed through the bad times.
Noel Acciari – The Providence College alum is happy to be healthy again after missing a month with a broken finger, and he's proven that by going right back to the heavy hitting, shot-blocking tough kid that he's always been.
Ryan Spooner – The speedy playmaker is thankful to be over his torn groin. He needs a strong season in order to once, and for all, show exactly what he could be to the Bruins, or some other team, at the NHL level.
Adam McQuaid – The veteran defenseman is thankful that he wasn't selected by the Vegas Golden Knights in the expansion draft last summer, and instead continues to be a strong, robust presence in the D-zone when healthy.
David Backes – The 33-year-old forward is thankful to be back skating again after a couple of painful bouts with diverticulitis that left him in surgery with 10 inches of his colon being removed. I'm still amazed that he returned to practice as quickly as he did, but he is a hockey player after all.
Paul Postma – The D-man is thankful to be getting a second chance with another organization after spending his entire career with the Atlanta Thrashers/Winnipeg Jets.
Matt Beleskey – The winger is thankful that he's getting a chance to bounce back from last year's down season, but so far the zero points and minus-7 rating in 13 games leave lots of room for improvement.
Tuukka Rask – The No. 1 goaltender is thankful for all the rest he's getting in the first half of the season, which should presumably make him healthy, fresh and strong down the stretch this season. That is, if he can actually get back in touch with a game that sees him with a turkey-like .897 save percentage right now.
Anton Khudobin – The backup netminder is thankful he's been given a chance to run with things this season as he's already twice had a chance to start three games in a row after struggling to gain regular playing time last season.
Bruce Cassidy – The coach is thankful for another shot behind an NHL bench 13 years after the first one, and he's making the most of it with a rag-tag group beset by injuries and youth right now.
Don Sweeney – The general manager is thankful the team is still within a handful of points of a playoff spot after everything that went wrong in the first couple of months.
Cam Neely – The tean president is thankful for the overwhelming talent within their youth movement and the strong, loyal fan base that backs this team no matter what. But it could be a bit of a rough ride ahead, as the B's rank fourth among the big four Boston sports teams, given how good, deep and close to championship-caliber the others are right now.
Celtics' cup has runneth over so far this season
Celtics' cup has runneth over so far this season
BOSTON -- The Boston Celtics are no different than the rest of us. They have a lot to be thankful for.
There's the usual good health, family and friends. But they have a few more things to be thankful for, as well.
So as you take a brief time-out today from the turkey, stuffing and cranberry sauce, here's a look at five things the Celtics are thankful for this season.
The Celtics have had some solid players in recent years, but the addition of Kyrie Irving was a game-changer. He provides Boston with an unmistakable superstar who has a proven track record of success on all levels -- he's won an NBA championship and an Olympic Gold medal, and is also a four-time All-Star. Did I mention he's just 25 years old?
His numbers will never adequately measure the impact Horford has had on the Celtics. The big plus with Horford was him simply agreeing to be a Celtic. For years this franchise has been built on the success of developing draft picks or trading for talented players. But rarely have they had the financial flexibility or, to be frank, the kind of appeal to free agents to go out and acquire a proven All-Star like Al Horford. His arrival has enhanced an already-established winning culture, one that has become a player on the free agency market ever since.
Other than Oklahoma City's Sam Presti, it's hard to imagine another front office executive having as good an offseason as Ainge. He rolled the dice to go down two spots in last June's NBA draft, and wound up with arguably the most NBA-ready player (Jayson Tatum) among those selected in last June's NBA draft. (Remember, the likely rookie-of-the-year Ben Simmons did not play last year after Philadelphia drafted him with the top overall pick in 2016.) The free-agent pickups of Aron Baynes, Daniel Theis and Shane Larkin have all had moments where they carried the team to victory. Even second-round picks like Semi Ojeleye and two-way players like Jabari Bird have contributed to wins this season. Fans may not like some of Ainge's decisions in the moment but he deserves a lot of credit for the team we see today, one that has played at a level few envisioned they'd reach this quickly.
And to think, the Big Three (Kyrie Irving, Gordon Hayward and Al Horford) Boston was planning to build around this season has played less than five minutes together. Stevens has been pushing all the right buttons, putting guys in unexpected positions to succeed with a cast that's long on talent and well, well short on experience. Boston's first win of the season came at Philadelphia, a game in which the Celtics played six different rookies. It's not unusual for teams to use first-year players frequently, but for a team that was built to contend for a championship? That's highly unusual. The biggest thing is despite the lack of experience on the floor, Stevens hasn't allowed them to use that as a reason to fail. Instead, Stevens has had them lean heavily on film study and the wisdom of veterans, as well as empowered them to have a "next-man-up" mindset with one goal regardless of what they are tasked with doing: Get it done. No excuses.
Boston has spent most of this season atop the NBA standings, fueled in large part by a 15-game winning streak -- the longest of the Brad Stevens era and the fifth-longest ever by a Celtics team. But within that winning streak, there have been some noticeable areas of concern (i.e., bench scoring) that have made games more challenging. And that's what makes these Celtics so scary to the rest of the league. If they're beating teams consistently now, how much better will they be when the offense catches up or, at a minimum, gains some ground on what has been an impressive stretch of play defensively? That's why as good as this first full month of the season has been, there's reason to believe they'll only get better. The Celtiheircs have seen share of adversity. They've played without their All-Stars. They have fought back from double-digit deficits to emerge victorious. This is a young squad, but battle-tested already. Because of all that, they have a certain level of confidence that regardless of the situation, regardless of the score, they feel they will find a pathway to success. And that, Celtics Nation, is something to be thankful for.


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Scottsdale, Ariz — Building a bench in baseball can be a bit tricky. As Colorado Rockies manager Bud Black says, you'd like to fill each spot with a guy who can hit, maybe hit for power, have a decent glove, and hey if he could run that would be nice too. But there's a name for those types of players: Starters.
But despite recent injuries, the Rockies find themselves with plenty of exciting and versatile players who could find their way into a bench role in 2017. And in the National League, that always matters. "You've got your backup catcher, you have your outfielder," Black says. "There should be a couple spots there for a defender and a bat or two if that works," noting that the best case scenario includes a power bat to strike fear in the hearts of the opposition late in close games. "That's a nice piece to have," he says. "I know that from the other side, you're worried about that. One swing can change the game in your favor."
And while Mark Reynolds has been pushed into a starting role with the injury to Ian Desmond, he was brought back to the Rockies with all of this, especially the power, in mind. "That's a part of the attraction," says Black. "Mark is a veteran player who has been through it and I think he sort of knew what we had when he signed here. He was comfortable with being that guy. For six months, things change, things happen. We saw a thing happen here, unfortunately [with the Desmond injury]."
As he joked earlier, guys who can hit and play defense tend to end up as starters, and that is where Reynolds was, and decently so, a year ago. "He was the Opening Day first baseman, wasn't he? He played every day. He performed, played great defense, and he hit enough to stay in the lineup. It's performance based." Black said.
Despite the fact that he still hasn't been added back to the 40-man roster yet, Reynolds' place on the team and his role, both current and future, are the least in question of anyone else in this conversation.
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Backup catcher: With the injury to Tom Murphy, Dustin Garneau, who has 151 plate appearances at the MLB level, will be the backup catcher unless the club chooses to look for outside help. But that seems unlikely with Murphy set to return in April. Garneau has been fantastic this spring and has earned the spot with his improving bat and long-standing relationships with each of the Rockies pitchers going back years.
Outfielder: Because the Rockies are so left-handed heavy in the outfield, Chris Denorfia has a great shot to make the roster. He brings some right-handed pop and a decent speed and defense combo. He's had a nice, if not overwhelming spring, and has been a favorite of Bud Black's for a while so it seems likely he will be on the roster come Opening Day.
Jordan Patterson is another player who fits in this spot but he seemed destined to just miss MLB to start the year when the team was fully healthy. Now, he could serve as Reynolds' primary backup at first in addition to whatever the team may need him to do in the outfield. He has made the most of his team-leading 44 spring training at-bats, slashing .318/..348/.591 with six doubles and a pair of home runs.
Infielder: The Rockies have three utility guys battling it out for the final spot on the roster; Cristhian Adames, who has been excellent in spring training, Alexi Amarista, who has not, and Pat Valaika who Black says has really caught his eye since coming to the organization: "[He's] getting better. This guy is a good player. He's opened my eyes, he's opened Mike Redmond's eyes. The guys who have had him, they like this guy, man," Black said. "I like that he moves around the diamond with no apprehension. He can play shortstop, he can play third, he can play second. This guy is a Cowboy, even though he is a Bruin."
The circumstances of the business of baseball will likely keep Valaiak off the Opening Day roster. He has options remaining while Amarista and Adames do not. But of Patterson and Valaika, Black made it clear they have a future with this team. "These guys are college players who have been in the system for quite awhile They are in their mid-20's," he says. "You know what they'd tell you? They'd rather be on that plane to Milwaukee. If they aren't on that plane to Milwaukee, at some point they will be on a plane somewhere."
Ideally, the Rockies could carry both Denorfia and Patterson, then make a choice between Amarista and Adames knowing that whoever is designated for assignment has a decent chance to return to the team, and if not, Valaika remains very much in play.
It's a tough balance, Black says, between using the best depth you have available on your bench and making sure guys are getting regular playing time, especially as they are still developing. These decisions will come down to the wire, but ultimately, Black says this is a good problem to have.
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POSITION: Community Organizer/Volunteer Coordinator (CO/VM)
Salary: Exempt—Salary is competitive and based upon experience
Benefits: Generous benefits package
Work schedule: M-F, Full time. Occasional evenings and weekends as required
Organizational Description: Telegraph Hill Neighborhood Center (Tel-Hi), founded in 1890, provides opportunities for individuals and families in our neighborhood to enrich their quality of life. Focusing on low- to moderate income children, youth, families, and seniors, we create and strengthen community bonds, provide health and wellness programs, and broaden education and cultural experiences. Our Preschool, After School Programs, Senior Program, and Community Organizing initiatives serve over 500 individuals each day.
Position Overview: The CO/VM is a member of the management team, and reports to the Executive Director. He/she works with staff and community members to further develop, expand, and implement a comprehensive community engagement and advocacy program. He/she engages numerous partnerships to ensure all members of our community have a safe place to voice concerns, problem-solve, and assume an active role in the health and well-being of their neighborhood. As a member of the Safety Network Partnership (SNET), he/she collaborates with 12 other Community Organizers throughout the city to provide organizing support and to build the capacity of neighborhoods to improve their safety.
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· Participate in and encourage the participation of community residents in City planning efforts affecting the long and short-term well-being of the neighborhood;
· Work with youth and staff at local middle school, high school, and North Beach Place to plan and implement violence prevention activities;
· Work in collaboration with the Central Station and the District Attorney's office to improve police-community relationships and support crime reduction and safety initiatives;
· Work in collaboration with staff at North Beach Place and the North Beach Place Tenant Association to support community development efforts.
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Nonpareil Tai Ping Hou Kui, also called as Tea King Tai Ping Hou Kui, is purely handmade green tea. Tea King means it is the king of Tai Ping Hou Kui tea, which is of the highest grade as national tea. It is a Chinese tea from Hou Keng in Huangshan Mountain in Anhui Province.
Nonpareil Tai Ping Hou Kui has brisk and smooth taste with sweet aftertaste. The long-lasting mellow flavor will leave a faint fragrance lingering in your mouth. The tea is made in the shape of two pieces of leaf holding one bud.
The unique flavor of Nonpareil Tai Ping Hou Kui is inseparable from its particular traditional making method. The method has five procedures: picking, extracting, spreading, fixation, drying. This special crafting method gives Tai Ping Hou Kui the unique appearance from other green teas. This tea has flat and straight leaf, also big and thick. The bud is hidden in two leaves. It could not be seen without brewing the tea. After brewed, the tea leaves will stretch and reveal the bud.
The dark green color of Tai Ping Hou Kui: high quality Tai Ping Hou Kui has dark green or forest green leaves, without any yellowish or brownish marks.
Why Tai Ping Hou Kui tea leaf is flat: during the making of Tai Ping Hou Kui, the tea maker will gently and repeatedly press the tea leaves with their hands, making the leaves into flat shape. Due to the unique flat and straight shape, Tai Ping Hou Kui is recommended to be brewed with glass cup.
Recommended brewing method: use glass cup to brew 10-15 pieces of leaves, steep for 1-3 minutes.
Tai Ping Hou Kui Green Tea, started in 1900, is one of China's ten most famous teas. It also comes from the 1200 meters high area on Huangshan Mountain as our Nonpareil Te Gong Huang Shan Mao Feng. Hou Keng, where the tea is planted, has cloudy climate and enough sunshine, providing an excellent planting environment for tea trees, along with the traditional making method, the Tai Ping Hou Kui can then have the unique delicate flavor.
Nonpareil Tai Ping Hou Kui has flat and straight tea leaves in dark green color. Dry tea has the natural and even shape of two leaves holding one bud. The thick leaves present gentle flavor with orchid fragrance. It tastes smooth and sweet, has strong and long-lasting sweet aftertaste. This unique flavor and appearance is determined by its making process.
Nonpareil Tai Ping Hou Kui is produced in traditional method: picking - extracting – spreading – fixation – drying.
The key of forming the appearance of Tai Ping Hou Kui is the process of fixation and roasting. How the tea leaves are fixated determines the tea's appearance. There is a standard of fixation: stir 50-100g tea leaves to in the pan at 120℃; When the tea leaves become hot and start to release tea fragrance, the process of fixation ends and the leaves can move on for the next step. Move the tea leaves onto roasting basket. Use hands to gently press the leaves when roasting. This process will be repeated for 4 times till the leaves become completely dry and brittle, then stop pressing the leaves.The "Red Line" on Tai Ping Hou Kui Leaf is usually seen in the leaves of handmade Tai Ping Hou Kui. What's more, Nonpareil Tai Ping Hou Kui leaves are in dark green color because during its making, the tea leaves will be pressed by hands.
Nonpareil Tai Ping Hou Kui has unique appearance. Use glass cup the brew it can watch its leaves stretching entirely.
To brew the Nonpareil Tai Ping Hou Kui, you can use 10 to 15 pieces tea leaves, or adjust the amount according to your own favor. Then take a glass cup which is better of 8oz's capacity, and warm the cup with hot water. If the cup is too small, the leaves will not stretch out entirely. Put the Tai Ping Hou Kui leaves in, and then pour some water at 80℃to 85℃ into the cup in the amount of 1/3 of the cup's volume. Hold the cup in your hands and slowly rotate it for 30 to 120 seconds, letting the water wet the leaves completely. After that, add more water to 2/3 of the cup's volume. Steep for 1 to 2 minutes, and then you can enjoy the special "Hou Yun" flavor.
Shidacha tea tree, scientifically named as C.sinensis, is also called Shiyecha tea tree. It belongs to seedling family, bush, large leaf specie. It originates in Xinming Village in Huangshan City, Anhui Province. The kind of one bud and three leaves shape mainly sprouts in the end of April in medium output. Spring tea leaves are in one bud and two leaves shape, containing 3.6% amino acid, 23.8% tea polyphenol, 13.6% catechinic acid and 4% caffeine. It is usually made into green tea.
Nonpareil Tai Ping Hou Kui is handmade under extremely strict standard. It owns many honorable reputations.
Early in 1915, Tai Ping Hou Kui tea won the golden award in the Panama Pacific International Exposition.
In 1955, Tai Ping Hou Kui was hailed as one of China's ten most famous teas.
On March 26, 2007, the former president of China Hu Jintao visited Russian and presented the "Chinese Year" Exposition where he gave Tai Ping Hou Kui, Huang Shan Mao Feng and other two kinds of famous Chinese tea to President Putin as national gifts.
Hou Keng locates in Xinming Village in Huangshan City, Anhui Province, which is in the northwest in Huangshan District. Hou Keng is the center producing area of Tai Ping Hou Kui. In the end of 2008, the village has totally 11200 hectares forests and 533 hectares tea gardens on the basis of a total area of 14100 hectares.
Tia Ping Hou Kui tea is only produced in Hou Keng in Huangshan City. The city was originally named as Taiping County, which was founded in Tang Dynasty. Hou Keng (猴坑, hóu kēng) was named for lots of monkeys lived there. Hou means monkey. What's more, Tai Ping Hou Kui is the best kind green tea. That is the meaning of the word Kui (魁, in Chinese means the best). Combining its origin place and characteristic, it therefore has the name Tai Ping Hou Kui.
Just like all green teas, our TaiPing HouKui has high levels of antioxidants that reputedly help reduce the incidence of cancer, promote good skin tone and help reduce the affects of aging. Also containing vitamin C, fluoride and calcium, TeaVivre's TaiPing HouKui also promotes healthy teeth and bones.
For more information on the health benefits of Green teas, take a look at our article on Tea Health benefit.
Once upon a time, on the beautiful Huangshan Mountain, there lived a small monkey. One day he went out to play, and wandered to Taiping County in northern Huangshan. Yet he lost himself in the place he had never been before, and made no return to his home. His parents went to find him in the entire country, however failed no matter how hard they tried. They finally died of tiredness in a hole in the northwest of Taiping County.
In the valley nearby there lived a kind-hearted man, Wang Laoer, who made a living by picking wild tea and digging herbs in the deep mountain. He happened to find the old monkey's body, and kindly buried it in the mountain. One year passed, Wang Laoer came again to this place to pick wild teas. Surprisingly he found the place changed a lot. Beautiful tea trees grew everywhere. At that moment Wang realized that the old monkey he buried is not a normal monkey. It must be the monkey who granted the tea trees to him. In order to memory the monkey, Wang named the place as Hou Gang, and named the teas picked from the tea trees here as Hou Kui. This is the legend of Tai Ping Hou Kui.
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Thanks for having that wonderful giveaway a few months ago, Teavivre! Teavivre is awesome like that. The leaves here are the longest I've seen, long flattened lovely green leaves, that peak out of my basket infuser while touching the bottom. The scent of the dry leaves is sweet and heavenly. The flavor is too. There is such complexity here: sugar, butter, creamed corn, even strawberries. Strawberries! And even more little flavor notes that I'm sure I missed. It's like every sip was different. The second steep was a little more muted than the first cup. I can definitely taste the quality in this one, like I usually can with Teavivre's teas. Steep #1 // half sample for a full mug// 33 minutes after boiling // 2 minute steep Steep #2 // 27 minutes after boiling // 3 minute steep Harvest: 2017
Lovely green tea. I like a strong tea, so I recommend brewing longer than what is on the package. Instead of 1 to 3 minutes, I prefer a full 5 minutes. The soft sweet flavour comes out on the palate better for me. Excellent!
Good stuff, probably have to try their 2017.
I love this tea! The flavor is heavenly, as is the experience when drinking it. In my imagination I see my face mirrored in the gently shining water of the legendary Dragon's Well!
In the past I have found Teavivre's Nonpareil versions of Mao Feng and Dragon Well to be absolutely stunning. For the past two days I have now been sipping this tea and I can now add it to my Green teas favourite list which already contains the above two teas. The quantity of leaf used was as recommended.
A fantastic green tea with a very unique flavor profile - the dry leaf smells sweet with roasty undertones, and the flavor is floral with an aftertaste that builds in the mouth and lingers. The length of the aftertaste is similar to a good oolong tea. When the workers make the tea, they press the leaves gently on bamboo baskets. The weaving of the pattern becomes imprinted on the leaf as the cell walls rupture, so when you brew the tea, you can watch the leaves open up along these criss-cross marks and release their flavor. It is beautiful, and it imparts a very unique flavor. This is in my top 3 green teas. Everything about it is special and one-of-a-kind.
I bought a sample of this to compare to the premium sample I got free with my first order and both teas were great, but I preferred this one. I used less water per gram of tea than I did for the premium sample because I wanted to get the best flavour out of the tea. Everything about this tea is very impressive, certainly a treat to get now and again.
I don't really know how to describe the flavor...the experience drinking this tea was a new level of quality discovery. It is a bit out of my price range and thus considered a luxurious treat. Impressive.
This is the most amazing looking green tea, absolutely beautiful. It looks like fronds of some exotic sea veggie, with iridescent shades of green that I can't even begin to describe. Dried & pressed into long bud sets, averagine 2 to 2.5 inches long! The dry aroma is rich, thick, & buttery. I rehydrated single frond, just so I could watch it unfurl alone, & take photos of it. I gave the entire 5 G sample 1 minute at 180F in my test tube steeper, & the resulting liquor was a pale apricot color, with a sweet, thick, & buttery green taste, delicate & refined. 2min: still rich & buttery, with a yellow taste, bring to mind yellow flowers. As I continue with this cup I also taste saffron & pumpkin seeds. 3min: a little tangy-er, fruity like apricot, but also savory like buttered asparagus. Slightly astringent, slightly bitter. 4min: sweet melon/pumpkin taste. This review was originally published on Steepster by Terri HarpLady in June, 2014. TeaVivre has added this whole review here by getting permission from Terri HarpLady.
I watched the Tai Ping Hou Kui making process video. It is a very intense process. I was very interested in trying this tea but I found that the tea leaves taste more or less like eating vegetable and the tea taste too bland and weak.
Reply: The 2017 new tea already arrived, we will taste it and confirm the quality before we sell it on our site. It may will online in next few days.
Reply: Dear Jay, Thank you very much for writing to us. Then could you please tell me that the size of the gaiwan and the quantity of teas that you used to steep. Look forward to your reply.
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I know, it's so silly and I really wish they never put dates on pregnancy. I was thinking about it tonight and it actually makes it harder to break it into weeks and have a "due date". I know there needs to be something in place or women would never know when to expect a baby to come, but then we can't help but to fixate on that date. I think it would actually be easier for US not to fixate on it, if everyone else wasn't also. I really want to distance myself from everyone until then, because just talking about it and being reminded that I haven't had the baby yet, makes it worse.
I just wish there were more true statistics out there. You're right, there have been so few actual spontaneous labors in our DDC, there's no way to even get a true comparison. I would love to see when women REALLY go into labor, just to give me some hope that I won't be pregnant another 2 weeks. It's hard being a mom for the first time, and not knowing when you will go into labor. Having gone into labor with Abigail when I did though, I was sure that this baby would be born within a few days of that, because that seems to be a normal pattern. I feel like my body is just failing me this time or that my labor with her was just a fluke. It's all so fustrating!
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