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Chris Tanev scored his first NHL goal, and I cheered
Cam Charron
February 05 2013 01:36PM
Photo Credit: Vancouver Canucks Facebook page
I'm not ashamed to admit that when Chris Tanev scored the overtime winner against the Edmonton what's-its last night, I cheered a little bit. It's not something I do often, as writing about a handful of teams and watching all 30 teams regularly hinders having a rooting interest in any one team (Editors note: if we're being honest, even before he was being paid for words about hockey, Cam has always regarded goals as just another Corsi event for). I do have a soft spot for certain players, some on my fantasy team and some because I love a good underdog. In some cases, these Venn circles overlap and you have a player like Jamie Benn or Cory Conacher.
In other cases, the underdog player has no fantasy hockey value, and that would be a guy like Chris Tanev.
It's funny how in the case of the Canucks' bottom pairing, a Jack Adams-winning coach like Alain Vigneault plays Tanev ahead of a player like Cam Barker, who is older, was drafted third overall, is bigger, has a better shot and hits more.
Until a few games ago when Tanev got dinged for a boarding penalty, I'd never seen him display any hint of physical strength on the ice. Why does a hockey team need a player who can't hit, can't shoot and is small compared to the majority of NHL defenders? At 185 lbs, only Jordan Schroeder and Andrew Ebbett weigh less on the Canucks. Born on December 20, 1989, only Schroeder and Zack Kassian are younger. Despite all that, he's been drawing rave reviews for his play this season.
As the top two defensive pairings have been split up and had their struggles, the bottom pairing is calm and doing well. It's against easy opposition, which is an important qualifier, but they're doing everything a bottom pairing should. They're also playing more than a typical "third pairing."
Tanev broke out, arguably, in Game Five of the 2011 Stanley Cup Finals. He played a little over 12 minutes of time at even strength, primarily with Andrew Alberts. He had a plus-one Corsi number (the Canucks as a team were minus-four) but is primarily remembered for this play:
With four bodies in front of the net and a clear screen on Tim Thomas, Chris Tanev displays remarkable—and I hate using this word—poise in his cross-ice pass to Tanner Glass. Glass whiffed on the sure-fire goal, earning the nickname 'Fanner Glass' in perpetuity in this town.
Tanev's play earned rave reviews from Canucks No. 1 blue liner Kevin Bieksa, who said "he could have played with a cigarette in his mouth. Everyone saw the way he played—very cool, very consistent with the puck."
I think what I liked about Tanev at first was that he became a player nobody disliked. Nobody can find a reason to dislike the guy. He played tier-2 junior, and thanks to a slow development hindered by a late December birthday, was undrafted out of the OHL. He played a year at the Rochester Institute of Technology and less than a year later, was playing on a successful National Hockey League team at age 20.
You can't dislike him, you can only like him, despite his obvious physical "flaws". I expected him to have more of an offensive role last season, but as it turns out, he can't shoot. Nobody expected him to be a physical player, because he can't hit. Yet everybody expects him to be successful, and he's helping people come to grips with the idea that not every successful depth NHLer needs to provide muscle and not every successful undersized NHL defenceman needs game-breaking offensive ability.
Tanev proves that a player can be a successful NHLer by being smart on the puck and by closing down passing lanes. Tanev is so impressive because he's so unimpressive and successful because he's so unsuccessful: his relative Corsi was 2.3 as a 21-year old, 5.9 as a 22-year old, and now 8.4 in his 23-year old season. For whatever reason, the Canucks found a suitable third-pairing defenceman who came out of nowhere, and who makes the team better compared to his larger, harder shooting peers that play the same position.
I laud these traits. I like a good hockey highlight as much as the next guy, but there are some players who find the highlight reel but don't make their team successful. Luke Schenn, by way of example, was supposed to be one of the next big NHL stars because he could do it all in junior, and Pierre McGuire let us know. He hit, he fought, he was big, he could skate, he had vision, but he couldn't play. The top ten picks of the NHL draft is littered with players you could dream on, but who ultimately lacked a certain Chris Tanev-like ability to put it all together at the pro level.
Tanev's wrist shot to score his first NHL goal was a bit of a knuckler. Nail Yakupov slid to block the shot, but the shot came too slow and the puck actually ended up going behind Yakupov's desperation slide, despite no discernible delay or fake by Tanev. No fault to Devan Dubnyk: any shot from that area on the ice is tough to stop, especially if it's a bit of a change-up. The shot wasn't hard, but it was well-positioned, just inside the right post.
And watch the set-up. He's so uninvolved with the play at first:
Makes the smart play to cover for Keith Ballard who is in a puck-battle by going to check Jordan Eberle:
And then cuts in with speed when he sees Henrik Sedin loose with the puck (I know Daniel had it here, but you can't really see Tanev in the frame when Henrik has the puck. Chances are he dished the puck to Daniel knowing Daniel would be able to set up the trailer). He's smart enough to know that if you're in open ice and Henrik Sedin is near the puck, chances are the puck is going to come to you:
Ironically - if Tanev had a good wrist shot, there's a good chance this game goes to a shootout, and also that some rhinoplasty clinic in Edmonton makes a few bucks fixing Nail Yakupov's face:
A lot of people know I'm a Chris Tanev fan:
That's just a sampling. My Twitter mentions absolutely exploded last night.
Here's hoping No. 2 doesn't take 72 more games!
February 05 2013, 02:06PM
Haha such a good moment.


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Before you begin your weekend funtimes, check out a few pop-culture items that made my week worthwhile:
1. The Freddie Stories by Lynda Barry. Drawn & Quarterly has published a lovely hardcover version of the book with 30 pages of never-before-collected comics. Lynda Barry rules.
2. Diana Vreeland: The Eye Has to Travel. I'm not a fashion-forward person at all, but I did enjoy this documentary (now on DVD) about the influential Vogue editor and style icon. No wonder Andy Warhol loved her.
3. Drawing Comics Lab by Robyn Chapman. You may have noticed this book mentioned on my Riffle profile. I'm a longtime fan of Chapman, and here she provides helpful instruction for aspiring cartoonists. The book features work from several artists, including Jessica Abel, Eddie Campbell, Jason Lutes and John Porcellino.
4. House of Earth by Woody Guthrie. Yep, Woody Guthrie wrote a novel — and now it's available to the public, thanks to Johnny Depp's publishing imprint. Depp co-writes the introduction.
5. Mike Tyson. The former heavyweight champion's appearance on this week's How I Met Your Mother was one of the few highlights of a lackluster season.
6. This Is Running for Your Life by Michelle Orange. If you enjoy reading sharp cultural criticism, check out this new title from Orange, a great writer who isn't afraid to reference Ethan Hawke and Quentin Tarantino in the midst of serious, in-depth discussions of nostalgia, celebrity culture and the digital age.
7. Burning Love. The Yahoo series with a hilarious cast (Ken Marino, Adam Scott, Michael Ian Black, on and on) has returned for a steamy second season.
8. iMadeFace. Simple concept, fun app. Send me your pic, and I may post it!
9. Rio Grande. Michael Stipe and Courtney Love duet on this pirate tune. The full Sons of Rogues Gallery compilation arrives Feb. 19, courtesy of (who else?) Johnny Depp.
10. House of Cards. No one plays an evil mastermind better than Kevin Spacey. Bring on Season 2!
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Paul McCartney really is "mother nature's son," and he's got the arrest record to prove it. In early March of 1973, Scottish police made a discovery on the McCartney farm. It seems Sir Paul was growing marijuana plants on his property. An arrest was made, which would lead to a conviction for "illegal cultivation" and with it, a £100 fine (about $240 at the time).
At the time of the arrest, McCartney famously stated that a fan had given him the seeds, and he didn't know what would blossom from them (Good one, Paul!). Due to this particular arrest, McCartney was denied a visa by the US government. That ban was ultimately lifted in December 1973.
This was not Paul's first — or last — brush with drug laws. According to the book 'The Paul McCartney Encyclopedia,' the previous year he had been fined in Sweden for possession of marijuana, and in 1975, he was arrested once again for the "sweet leaf," this time in Los Angeles.
Most famous, perhaps, was his bust at the Tokyo airport in 1980, when customs officers discovered cannabis tucked away in his luggage. 1984 found him in handcuffs in Barbados, again for possession of the "wildwood weed."
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Growth Continues With Millionth Passenger This Week
Virgin Blue confirmed today, following audit clearance of the first period results by KPMG, that the airline recorded an operating profit before abnormal items of $518,962 for the seven-month trading period ended 31 March 2001.
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First manga I bought: definately Volume 2 of Sailor Moon that I fished out of a clearance basket when I was lke...10 lol. It's now falling apart but I still read it!
First manga I bought: definately Volume 2 of Sailor Moon that I fished out of a clearance basket when I was lke...10 lol. It's now falling apart but I still read it!
Love Hina Vol. 1
Still in great condition. Lol
"Nothing is either good or bad, but thinking makes it so.
-William Shakespeare
The first manga i bought was case closed which i love!!
.Sig & Ava By Ravona
doraemon vol 40 something, like 43, it's kinda grubby looking now
*reading through pages* Erm, I think some people are confusing this as a general what was your first manga thread. I mean Ranma 1/2, Pokemon, Dragonballz and Doraemon? Call me ignorant, but I'm pretty sure they're not shoujo manga.
My first was Fushigi Yuugi ^_^ Great stuff for a young teen girlie. Saw the anime first though, then started to read the manga, but finished watching the anime and never got around to reading the rest of the manga. Of course, back then, I wasn't fussed about shounen/shoujo etc. I just watched/read whatever I could get, hehe.
First I read would've been Dragon Ball Z/ Dragon Ball, the way I got into Manga though was through volume 1 of Naruto, picked it up at the local library after I joined a games forum, everyone seemed obsessed with Naruto, so naturally I joined the craze
The first I ever read was Sailor Moon, bummed off a friend in the fourth grade. The first I ever bought was... Holy Crap! I can't remember! It might have been Ranma 1/2 though.
The Lady is Awesome and Cooler than You.
I bought my first ever manga volume 'bout a year and a half ago? it was Inuyasha vol.13, and soon after that I bought my first shoujo, Fushigi Yuugi vol.1
Manga has just recently started to be translated to my native language, so if I wanted to actually BUY instead of downloading manga, it had to be english and ordered from abroad. And the postal charges were'nt cheap. >_> ( plus, my english was REALLY poor at the time so it wouldn't have been a great idea cuz I wouldn't have understood a word 8D )
My first was Battle Angel Alita
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"There is nothing either good or bad, but thinking makes it so." -William Shakespeare
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Senjougahara Fascination!
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Fearless Predictions
Jonathan Willis
July 01 2009 02:36AM
The Nation sites have been so busy today that I haven't even been able to login until just now. The fan passion for this site has been amazing for everyone here, and today was another demonstration of that. Anyways, I just got this email from a friend and I thought everyone deserved to see it.
Eklund's Morning Predictions
* There will be less than 15 signings on the first day due to cap restrictions, but there will be several trade rumors and at least 3 trades that make signings happen...
* Beauchemin to either Montreal or Tampa
* Ohlund to LA, NJ, or Anaheim (or maybe a real surprise)
* Saku Koivu to Anaheim
* Knuble will re-sign with Philly
* Hossa will be a domino after Heatley decides if he wants to go to Edmonton or NY
* Martin Biron will sign with Avalanche or Oilers
* Cammalleri will sign with Buffalo, Nashville or Toronto
* The Sedins will sign in Montreal
* Komisarek will sign in NJ or the New York Islanders, but don't rule out a return to the Habs.
* The Hawks will attempt to move Huet and bring back Bulin
* Havlat will not be signed today, but will likely end up back in Chicago
* The Rangers will attempt to spend their money. Although I dont see it happening, expect Vinny rumors if Heatley goes to Edmonton.
* The Thrashers will make a few really solid signings, that no one will expect.
* The Wild will get in on Hossa and make another play for Heatley (and possibly Vinny)
* The Islanders will make a play for a major player as well. if not Komisarek, maybe Ohlund
* Kaberle to Boston for Kessel will be revisited.
Remarkable, yes?
I think that says it all! and people were comparing Gregor to this guy! Get real...
wow so many options so much completely wrong. Funny.
i've been waiting all day for you to write something. Thank you.
That's funny but I hate to say ill still go there some of the other bloggers are pretty good and really know their teams
Only one that is remotely right is heatley to oil
Actually ill give credit where its due dreger have him credit for breaking the Madden deal on dregers twitter
July 01 2009, 09:45PM
-17 predictions there. -15 are wrong, or have 0.0001% chance of happening (this includes the one about Atlanta since they didn't do anything surprising). -2 others are likely to be wrong based on other signings (Beauchemin, Koivu). -0 are right.
How do you go 0 for 17?! That takes mad skillz.
July 01 2009, 09:48PM
@ oilguyry:
Yeah, I saw that. Throw enough stuff at the wall...
It's amazing how so much crap could be thrown at a wall and so very little of it actually sticks.
It take talent to be that bad, you could throw 17 players in a hat and probably do better than him, what a waste of time Eklund is.
Thanks Oilersnation you always know how to make me smile. I'm still wondering what I did with my Canada Day though.
Well, one thing's for certain. My predictions weren't WORSE.
July 01 2009, 11:59PM
@ psycloud:
The Towel Boy wrote:
It's amazing how so much crap could be thrown at a wall and so very little of it actually sticks.
is it made out of Teflon?
July 02 2009, 07:49AM
Wow. Way to go, Kreskin...I mean, Eklund.
And people pay this guy (Eklund) money to be on the "inside". What a joke Eklund is. Money thief!
July 02 2009, 11:03AM
If I started a website and predicted all UFAs to re-sign with their team on July 1st and idea what my success rate would be?
July 02 2009, 11:04AM
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If I started a website and predicted all UFAs to re-sign with their team on July 1st ANY idea what my success rate would be?
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: : I'm trying to replace a corroded kitchen sink basket but cannot remove the lock nut underneath. Have tried just about everything except cutting tools (including hammer/screwdriver against the tabs; large groove pliers on it while having the basket held in place on top; WD40 soaked overnight).
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Yesterday was the deadline for restricted free agents to accept their qualifying offers. Among Vancouver's RFAs that remain unsigned (only Dale Weise and Eddie Lack), neither player accepted their qualifying offer. Of the two, hot-shot goaltending prospect Eddie Lack is easily the highest profile.
The News1130 Twitter account has breathlessly covered this formal adventure in paperwork, but structurally it remains very much likely that Eddie Lack will return to the Canucks organization next season. If Lack had accepted his qualifying offer, he'd have been entitled to a 10% raise, meaning he'd have cost the team 660k if he played in the NHL next season. That's a paltry amount to pay for one of the best goaltenders in the American Hockey League, so it's not surprising that Lack didn't accept his QO.
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In an effort to find an "equivalency number" for goaltenders, math whiz Rob Pettapiece of NHLNumbers and the CISBlog, crunched a metric tonne of AHL shot data, and determined how AHL goalies fared against NHL shooters last season. The post is absolutely a "must read" for hockey stats geeks.
Anyway, Rob's findings were extremely flattering to Vancouver's prized RFA netminder. Here's the top-5 goaltenders by "save percentage against NHLers" (at least 300 shots faced):
Name Team Shots Sv% Age Eddie Läck Chicago 529 .922 23 Jeff Zatkoff Manchester 390 .921 24 Michael Leighton Adirondack 552 .920 30 Jacob Markstrom San Antonio 403 .918 21 Dustin Tokarski Norfolk 475 .918 22
That's pretty exciting. Last season, in terms of shots faced by NHL players, Lack outdueled his former teammate Jacob Markstrom, bluechip prospect Dustin Tokarski, along with several other players who are likely to see significating time in the AHL next season (including Michael Leighton and Ben Scrivens). This is the stuff of small samples, so I wouldn't use it to conclude that Lack is definitively "NHL ready." But I have to think that Lack's performance against higher-end AHLers augers well for his development.
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Aside from his age, Läck's performance is particularly impressive given that he faced more shots from NHLers than all but six AHL goaltenders overall, and more than eight of the nine other players on this list. We can run the risk of taking this too far, obviously -- 529 shots is the equivalent of only about 15 to 18 games -- but if you're looking to argue in favour of his NHL readiness, a .922 is certainly better to see here than an .892.
You know, when I first heard Lack rejected his qualifying offer I had no clue people thought it meant he was leaving.
I just thought it meant he thought he had enough leverage that he didn't have to take the Canucks' first offer - which you have to know would be the minimum possible.
So he doesn't want to be lowballed - can't blame him.
While your article did shed some light on the Lack situation (and alleviate a few worries), one question remains is that, as an RFA, Lack can still field offer sheets from other NHL teams. Now, even though the goalie market is fairly saturated at this point, with Bernier, Luongo, and others still being available, Lack could potentially be a good option for a team picking up a back-up with a high ceiling (cough Burke). How do the Canucks handle the idea of an offer sheet from another team looming over their heads (methinks a team may offer 1.5-2mil for Lack's services, and with the Canucks only having around 3 million in cap space, it would be a very tight fit, especially since Gillis is looking to add a forward)?


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Comments: Bought this to replace my broken ONE100; my ONE100 snapped after 2 months use, I decided to go with the 2 piece system. I also bought the P92 blade to go with this. This 2 piece set-up is very light compare to other 2 piece but feels slightly heavy compare to some of the high end one piece. The heavy feeling is due to the hosel weight at the blade shaft joint area. The shaft doesn't come with any grip coating, it allows you to slide your hand up and down more easily when loading up slappers and stick handling. In terms of shots, I do not notice a difference in comparison in my team mate's widow, total one. (which are true one piece). cant comment on durability just yet as I just bought the stick not too long ago. But if the stick breaks, only the shaft needs to be replaced. Overall, the stick has a good feel to it, slightly heavier feel due to the 2 piece system characteristics but by all means still relatively light.
From: Eric, Coquitlam, Canada
Comments: Bought this and a Bauer p92 blade to replace my broken ONE100. The shaft comes in matte finish (no grip coating) which allows easier slide for stick handling or loading up shots. With regards to weight, I have to say it is pretty light for a 2 piece but heavier than most high end one piece; mainly due to the added weight at the hosel joint. This however, does not affect my shots. I don't notice any change in flex point when comparing to a TotalONE or Warrior widow. I would recommend this for those has a tendency of snapping their shafts or blade.
From: Eric
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The Nativity of the Venerable and Glorious Prophet and Forerunner John the Baptist
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Background of the feasts
He that was greater than all who are born of women, the Prophet
who received God's testimony that he surpassed all the Prophets,
was born of the aged and barren Elizabeth (Luke 1:7) and filled
all his kinsmen, and those that lived round about, with gladness
and wonder. But even more wondrous was that which followed on the
eighth day when he was circumcised, that is, the day on which a
male child receives his name. Those present called him Zacharias,
the name of his father. But the mother said, "Not so, but he
shall be called John." Since the child's father was unable
to speak, he was asked, by means of a sign, to indicate the child's
name. He then asked for a tablet and wrote, "His name is John."
And immediately Zacharias' mouth was opened, his tongue was loosed
from its silence of nine months, and filled with the Holy Spirit,
he blessed the God of Israel, Who had fulfilled the promises made
to their fathers, and had visited them that were sitting in darkness
and the shadow of death, and had sent to them the light of salvation.
Orthodox Christian Celebration of the Feast of the Nativity of Saint John the Baptist
The feast and commemoration of the Nativity of Saint John the Baptist is celebrated with the Divine Liturgy of Saint John Chrysostom which is conducted on the morning of the feast and preceded by a Orthros service. A Great Vespers may be conducted on the evening before the day of the Feast. On this day, the Orthodox Church also commemorates the mother of Saint John the Baptist, Elizabeth.
Scripture readings for the feast of the Nativity of John the Baptist are: At the Vespers Genesis 17:15-19, 18:11-15; 21:1-3; Judges 13:2-21; Isaiah 40:1-5, 9; 41:17-18; 45:8; 48:20-21; 54:1. At the Orthros (Matins): Luke 1:24-25, 57-68, 76, 80. At the Divine Liturgy: Romans 13:11-14:4; Luke 1:1-25, 57-68, 76, 80.
Hymns of the Feast
Apolytikion: Fourth Tone
O Prophet and Forerunner of the presence of Christ, we who fervently honor you cannot worthily praise you. For by your revered and glorious birth the barrenness of your mother and the muteness of your father were unbound, and the incarnation of the Son of God is proclaimed to the world.
Kontakion: Third Tone
She that once was barren doth today bring forth Christ's Forerunner, John, the culmination and the crown of all the Prophets. For when he, in River Jordan, laid his hand on Him Whom the Prophets preached aforetime, he was revealed as God the Word's fore-chosen Prophet, His mighty preacher, and His Forerunner in grace.
Reading courtesy of Holy Transfiguration Monastery, Brookline, MA
Apolytikion courtesy of Narthex Press, Northridge, CA
Kontakion courtesy of Holy Transfiguration Monastery, Brookline, MA


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The Bountiful Baskets Co-op has been started in Emery County. The first vegetable and fruit pickup took place on April 17 in Ferron. For now the pick-up dates will be every other Saturday. Angela McMillan has started the service with the help of her husband Eli. The purchasing of the baskets takes place over the internet so no monies are exchanged on the day of the food delivery. The semi-truck pulls up to the site and unloads the fruits and vegetables. The volunteers gather and arrange the produce into the individual baskets to have them ready when the people arrive to pick up their basket. Participants bring their own box or basket to transport their vegetables and fruit home. This cooperative effort results in fresher produce for the consumer.
Each basket contains the same amount of fruits and vegetables. On this day bread was also available with the baskets. The bread comes in five loaf packets and is $2 per loaf.
Angela has friends and family in Cedar City and also in Phoenix who were participating in the program. She thought, "Why not here in Ferron." So she began the steps to make the produce delivery a reality for Emery County.
"It's fresher than what you will find in the store. The produce hasn't spent any time on the shelf. It comes directly from the warehouse into the communities. A head of lettuce will last three weeks. We're really doing this for selfish reasons, because we like to eat a lot of vegetables fresh," said Eli McMillan.
Angela likes the convenience of how everything is paid for ahead of time, which adds to a smoother distribution day. To start her Ferron site, she can accommodate up to 60 people. On the first delivery day orders were filled for 30 people. Angela hopes the program will grow to include other distribution sites in Emery County. But, for now residents from Emery County and Carbon County are welcome to come to the distribution site in Ferron. The permanent site will be at the Dows Karate and Fitness Center in downtown Ferron. This site will offer inside pick-up on days when the weather is bad. Angela is the site coordinator for Ferron. She has spots available for 120 pick-ups each time if the distribution catches on and grows. She wanted to start with lower numbers and work her way up as people hear about the great service being provided. She hopes word of mouth advertising will allow more people to know about the produce. "For now we are trying every other week, but we hope to go to weekly deliveries. If there are any food baskets that aren't picked-up then they are given to charity."
Eli said, "This week we had a fresh pineapple, apples, bananas, blackberries, melon and tomatoes. Also broccoli, carrots, red potatoes, romaine lettuce swiss chard and mushrooms. There is quite a variety."
"After the participant pays for their basket then they print out a ticket which they bring along on distribution day as proof of payment. The baskets are numbered so everyone knows which one is theirs," said Eli.
Leslie Bolinder was one of the participants on this first distribution day, She said, "What are you out, it's only $15 and I wanted to give it a try."
Angela said, "It's so easy and convenient. It's quality produce. No one is making any money on this. We are just encouraging people to eat better. It's an all volunteer program. It's a good deal and we just want to share with people. It also encourages people to try new and different types of produce."
Orders are placed between Monday at 4 p.m. through Tuesday at 11 p.m. for the following Saturday delivery. For the May 1 delivery in Ferron then the orders need to be in by April 27 at 11 p.m. After trying out the fruits and vegetables, Bolinder said, "Yes, I would order it again. The bread was good, especially toasted with a little honey."
More details about Bountiful Baskets:
Sally Stevens and Tanya Jolly started Bountiful Baskets Food Co-op in May of 2006. It was a winning combination from the beginning. Tanya and Sally both had experience running their own small food co-ops that were not web based. As their small co-ops grew it challenged them to think of a way to keep up as more families were wanting to save money on healthy food. Adding a little bit of e-commerce technology to the mix was just the trick. Since May of 2006 BBFC has grown from two sites and an average of 120 families a cycle participating, to more than hundreds of sites in seven states and around 70,000 participating families. In June of 2008 BBFC started to offer 100 percent organic baskets every other week.
The Co-op offers a conventional produce basket every other week which is generally half fruit and half vegetables. The monetary contribution is $15 and is generally worth $50 retail. Organic baskets require a contribution of $25 and are usually about the same amount of produce as the conventional baskets. To participate visit http://www.BountifulBaskets.org and check the schedule to see when your state is available to make your monetary contribution using a debit or credit card. Then, pick up your basket on Saturday morning at the time and place you chose when you contributed. Bountiful Baskets is not a business. It is a group of people who work together for mutual benefit. We are up front and open about how things work. Our policies are as follows:
Bountiful Baskets Food Co-op is constantly growing to reach new areas through a large network of volunteers. We run at least every two weeks at each site. We are completely volunteer-run and make no profit. We look forward to adding other distribution sites as volunteers are trained and ready to open them. The home page on the website contains a complete listing of current sites. Cities marked with an * have 100 percent organic sites available. This is a Co-op. This is a grass roots, all volunteer, no contracts, no catch co-operative. Without volunteers this co-op wouldn't happen, so you will need to help as you are able. There are many opportunities to participate.
Reasons to participate include: This is a great deal and you are helping others get a great deal, too. With the conventional produce offering, you get approximately $50 worth of grocery store-quality produce. This co-op encourages a healthier lifestyle. You meet great people.
How the Co-op works: As a group, we purchase items at deep discounts. Items are then distributed evenly among participants.
Some details: Use this website to make monetary contributions toward the pools of money used to purchase product. Contribute the amount required for participation in each pool by the deadline listed. Additional details specific to the item contributed for are sent via email.
For produce baskets, we purchase from a warehouse that supplies produce to many local restaurants and grocery stores. This is the same produce you would get from a restaurant or store.
Basket contents: We get a variety of high-quality seasonal produce. We balance variety with seasonality in order to get the most appealing and cost-effective basket possible. We also choose to use local produce first when available, then regional produce including: California, Utah, Colorado and Northern Mexico.
Each site has a 20 minute pickup window. Pick-up times are listed on the webpage. Bring a container to take your produce home in. Laundry baskets, coolers, grocery bags, and boxes work great. Perishable items that are not picked up are donated.
Site Changes. 'Extras' are those items that will not distribute to the whole co-op one more time (if there are 40 bags of carrots in a case and only 36 baskets, four bags of carrots would be "extra.") Extras of like value will be combined and distributed together. For instance, if in the example above there were 32 extra celery bunches then the extra celery and extra carrots would be combined and people would get either extra carrots or extra celery.
The methodology will be to spread the benefit to as many co-op participants as possible to keep things fair, with volunteers getting one or two additional items for volunteering.
There is a $1.50 fee for each separate transaction. This fee applies to all transactions, even those made within the same co-op cycle. Please note: we are unable to add items to a processed transaction.
There is a $3 First Time Basket fee for new participants. This need only be applied with the first basket; it does not apply when selecting a new or different pickup site.
There are no returns. This is a co-op. We group together monetary contributions, purchase in the largest available package, and break it down to individual shares.


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wow, the anime is a rip-off
but yea, gantz is awesome.
Last edited by damnz; 01-01-2009 at 10:08 PM.
I do remember that it wasn't allowed to kill humans with gantz gun in normal life. So all the rules have disappeared?
It isn't allowed killing/doing anything with the gantz guns VISIBLE to persons..but remember ? He had a bag wrapping around it, so it could have been everything.
Aku Soku Zan
this chapter where the biker gets killed when using the gun.
What Is A Grain Of Sand Compared To The Desert?
Hmm i don't know, he had the time to kill a guy with it and later died
was it explained in some chapter? or is it you just assuming that?
The guy was shot already and it means - no witnesses, right? So why for Gantz to kill a player, with no witnesses of using the guns?
The other time he died because other people saw him using the gun. He targeted only one person in the crowd so that means - a ton of witnesses.
At least that's my subjective opinion
What Is A Grain Of Sand Compared To The Desert?
Damn! Nishi's won't be dead for sure. He sure is lucky to have gantz summoning him while he was dying.
What kind of mission do they will have anyway? Isn't it the time for the apocalypse according to gantz?
Maybe it's some kind of preparing for the one final battle (Apocalypse).
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Apartment in the Center of Budapest
Size38 m²
Floor No.0
- Family/child friendly
- Internet/WiFi
- Kitchen
- Washer/dryer
- Towels
- Baby cot
Accommodation summary
|Akademia utca, 1054 Budapest, Hungary
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Downstairs there is a fully equipped kitchen, spacious bathroom and a living room with a dining table. On the upper floor the apartment provides a large double bedroom and a reading/working area with a desk and free WIFI internet. The arched ceilings giving the apartment its special atmosphere and character.
It is situated within "Europe's most diverse cultural avenue" in the heart of the city and is only a one minute walk from the Parliament building, Chain Bridge and the Basilica of St. Stephen. With fantastic architecture and history all around in the central 5th district and seconds from the spectacular views over the river Danube. You can find many of the best attractions, parks, restaurants, bars and cafes within walking distance from our apartment.
House rulesThis apartment is not suitable for parties.
No smoking is allowed in the apartment or in the building.
The apartment is located in a residential apartment building, therefore we ask our guests for keeping noise levels low late at night.
Arrival is from 1400 / Check out is no later than 1100, exceptions can be made but should be requested prior to arrival to arrange details. A 10 EUR charge may apply for late check outs.
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Very nice host, nice welcoming and the apartment is spacious and very well located. Thanks Andy!
Very nice location in downtown Budapest. Beautiful, large and spacious apartment, well equipped, Andy is a very welcoming host, smooth and reliable contact. Highly recommended!
Great accommodation with really good furnishing, even with a PS3 ;)
The flat is centrally located and at night are a lot of clubs and bars within walking distance. It's easy to communicate with the renter when you have problems.
(Sorry Andy, this will be in German ...)
THe apartment is very spacious Rhapsody, this impression is reinforced by the high ceilings. The interior is practical, we lacked nothing. Everything worked flawlessly. Despite its central location it was quiet all the time. Andy was very friendly - for the keys, he waited for us until we are three-quarters of an hour after midnight and arrived late. The communication was before (online) during and after the handover absolutely no problem, he understands Hungarian, but rather responds in English. If in doubt, Renate replied in Hungarian. Everything on the whole a great experience, I can recommend without further notice.
(Sorry Andy, this will be in German...)
DIe Wohnung Rhapsody ist sehr geräumig, dieser Eindruck wird durch die hohen Decken verstärkt. Die Einrichtung ist zweckmässig, es fehlte uns an nichts. Alles funktionierte einwandfrei. Trotz zentraler Lage war es die ganze Zeit ruhig. Andy war sehr freundlich – für die Schlüsselübergabe wartete er auf uns bis wir dreiviertel Stunde nach Mitternacht und mit Verspätung ankamen. Die Kommunikation war schon vor (online) während und auch nach der Übergabe absolut unproblematisch, ungarisch versteht er zwar, antwortet aber lieber auf Englisch. Im Zweifelsfall antwortete Renate auf Ungarisch. Alles im Ganzen eine tolle Erfahrung, kann ich ohne weiteres weiterempfehlen.
Very nice clean apartment in a great location. Good communication. Be sure to book with Andy again when we return to Budapest
Sehr schönes sauberes Apartment in super Lage. Gute Kommunikation.
Werden sicher wieder bei Andy buchen wenn wir wieder nach Budapest fahren
Lovely appartment, very central, quiet and quaint. Andy was very friendly flexable, accomodating and reliable. only one minus no radio or way to play music ? maybe already resolved. thanks for a lovely stay.
Very nice, clean and pleasant place with all necessary equipment. The apartment is close to the opera and within walking distance of Danube and the central of Budapest. The area was clean, quiet and safe.
A nice little apartment located very centrally located within walking distance to many attractions. Despite the close tratiki center there quietly in the apartment. There is everything you need for that is neat and clean and the host Andy is friendly and very helpful.
En fin lille lejlighed beliggende meget centralt i gå-afstand til mange seværdigheder. På trods af tæt tratiki bymidten er der stille og roligt i lejligheden. Der er alt, hvad man har behov for, der er pænt og rent og værten Andy er venlig og meget hjælpsom.
This nice appartment is on a central spot in Budapest. For two persons it is a good place to stay. Close to Metro, bus and on walking distance of the citycentre and the pleasant Liszt Ferenc. Good value for money. Andy and Renate gave us a warm welcome and good tips for our stay.
Very nice apartment.
Central street, near to everything you wont to visit in Budapest.
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Why is Phillips batting first? and people want to keep Dusty here to include the front office? Ridiculous!
"Some of the guys who pitched well for us last year aren't going to make the ballclub," Narron said.
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Kenneth Cole Reaction Kiss Me Doll Wedge Sandal
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Item # 242713
Wedges are in this season and the Kiss Me Doll is a fabulous addition to your shoe closet! This t-strap sandal from Kenneth Cole Reaction can be dressed up or down!
- Faux leather T-strap upper
- Adjustable ankle strap
- 1" platform, 3½" rope covered wedge
- Synthetic sole
- Imported
By: scshoes
Location: Upstate SC
February 21, 2013
Comfy and sturdy
"As a mom toting a baby on my hip, I needed sandals that aren't too wobbly. These are sturdy enough to walk in comfortably. I also like the soft leather - it doesn't look about to fray or crack like some other brands, and it feels like it should stretch nicely. Now I just need the weather to warm up so I can show off these cute shoes!"
By: Mfs1208
Location: Cleveland, OHM
August 16, 2012
"Love this shoe. Bought the cream color and it fits well and is quite comfortable. Color is really nice and goes with so many things, pants, maxis, capris."
By: Alexis11111111
Location: Austin
August 15, 2012
"I really liked the shoe when I first got it, they were comfy and really cute. But after I hadn't even worn the shoes ten times, one of the straps broke off. Woudln't really recommend it because of the poor quality."
By: MsMaldonado
Location: Brooklyn, NY
July 20, 2012
Patience in clearance
"So excited when I found this shoe in clearance I've been looking for some nice and comfy wedges. I had the not so great luck of always missing the good ones in my size. I finally lucked out. Great shoe."
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text: | One of the softer playing Kirschbaum co-poly monofilaments and very lively in this thin 18g, Helix offers some nice ball pocketing and excellent control. As we have found with other Kirschbaum co-poly strings, tension maintenance is impressive compared to competing monofilaments. This spin-friendly offering is a great choice for power hitters looking to maximize control and durability without sacrificing feel. Kirschbaum states that this string is helically wound in a multistage twisting process followed by a heat setting process for increased elasticity, playability, control and tension maintenance.