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Seville, Spain
Aguilas, 17, Old Town, 41003 Seville, Spain – Show map
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Décor, ambience, location, price , friendliness of staff and overall facilities.
Decor and ambience. We were also given a choice of three rooms. It's a short walk to everything in the tightly packed historic centre of Seville. Free self-service coffee and tea was good to have. Staff were very attentive.
Breakfast was a little basic and the quality of some things was a bit suspect. They could have given us some info about parking - we nearly got stuck in the very narrow streets near the hotel!
Staff was helpful Decore was attractive in common areas. Breakfast allowed awide choice. Room was cool, quiet and could open window for refresh air. Walk to all attraction
Voices echoed up from the common areas but no late night noise. Shower was over bath. Position in old town posed a few navigation challenges.
Lobby Area Staff
Lack of parking dark rooms dated furnishings
Relatively inexpensive hotel. Some helpful staff and everything within walking distance.
Hotel is on a very narrow street with fairly high traffic flow. Always had to stand in the doorway waiting for a break in the traffic to leave the property.
Location Close to bars and cafes Friendly and helpful staff Free drinks and pastries from 1100-2200 Comfortable room Very clean
Road noise but ok if windows shut Take care when leaving hotel due to narrow pavement and busy one way street!
Traffic noise
Very comfortable hotel in a central position. Excellent breakfast and coffee and tea available all day.
Hotel faces onto a very busy road. Difficult to cross, especially with luggage.
We loved the style and décor of Hotel Abanico. The rooms were very clean and spacious and the staff friendly and very accommodating with directions and reservations. The breakfast buffet had most anything you could want and was reasonably priced.
Our first night was interrupted by loud dripping from above which sounded like a huge leak of some sort. There was no evidence of water but we did not get much sleep. We were able to change rooms for our second night and sleep came a lot easier for us.
Distinctive decor, all day tea and coffee and snacks. Easy to get around, lots of lovely places to eat close by.
We didn't find fault with the hotel.
Quiet room (away from the street) Friendly staff, and authentic feel. Great value for money.
Breakfast was a little overpriced.
Staff very helpful, English spoken. Fantastic location. Great stay for the price.
Not real fancy, but neither was the price!
Especially liked the complimentary tea, coffee and hot chocolate with pastries or biscuits. The rooms set round the courtyard gave the hotel a lovely Spanish feel. Although we looked on to the road it was quiet at night.
The narrow pavements on the road outside with quite often a lot of cars.
Friendly staff;good location;excellent breakfast.
Very narrow walkways just outside hotel entrance-care needed with traffic.
Location very good after being familiar walking in area. Breakfast VERY GOOD. Also provided coffee tea instant soup all day. Hotel staff VERY friendly.
Wifi didn't work in room. We were on 2nd floor.
Super building interior - moorish feel to it
A bit noisy at night
Situated in old town it gave you immediate impression of old Spain. Walked on cobble stone streets to many of the important sites.
Great location Clean Very helpful staffs. Excellent value
Air condition controlled by staff. Sometimes felt cold at nite and would have liked to turn air condition off or turn the temp down if I had control
The coffee shop was cute. The staff were very helpful. The breakfast was very good too.
Great value (50euro per night) Great location - right in the centro Enjoyed the free coffee/refreshments during the day. It's a real hotel, not a hostel or b&b. Beautiful interior decor.
Wifi only available in the lobby area, but it worked well. Breakfast was actually more expensive than my confirmation indicated, and it looked pretty lame, so I'm glad we didn't get it. They try to make you pay for all your breakfasts at once, which was really weird. Unfortunately, the AC was really weak, and you'll get a bunch of street noise if you're on the street side.
The hotel was walking distance to all the sites of Seville that we wanted to see. It was actually walkable to the train station as well. The staff were very friendly and helpful. We loved the home feel and design of the hotel.
Everything was good. Just a warning that the main entry opens to a very busy street so be careful!
The decor was fantastic with a central reception area that was so beautiful. The rooms were well furnished and suited the purpose of a perfect nights sleep. The hotel is situated within a ten minute leisurely stroll of the historic quarter.
My room had paper thin walls and I could hear absolutely everything from the room / bathroom next door. If you want a quiet hotel don't go there.
Staff were informative and friendly. Position was perfect. Lovely and cool in the heat of July. nice to have free tea and coffee and orange liquor during the day.
Good central hotel with a nice lobby and lounge area
Rooms a little small. Need to be careful exiting hotel as you step straight into the road.
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phoebe caulfield is a strong part of her brother holden's life. she represents the innocent type that he so longs to protect from the world. she, in her youth and demeanor is the catch the catcher in the rye is trying to save…if that makes any sense. phoebe is portrayed as a wise and mature kid. you can tell she'd be one of those completely cool characters and very little in life would rattle her. upon growing older, i'm willing to bet she'd sort of steer clear of the fashion scene and would be a roll with the punches type. the collegiate vibe going on this fall would suit her quite well.1: dress by dkny, coat by cynthia steffe, shoes and socks by karen walker2: blazer and cardigan by rag and bone, shirt by peter jensen, skirt by dkny, hat by dvf, boots by erin fetherston3: jacket by dkny, dress by erin fetherston, shoes by peter jensen
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Posts tagged fashion
Heaphone designer Molami is certainly taking the competitive headphone market to another level. These futuristic incredibly style conscious headphones were created by former fashion journalist turned industrial designer Maria von Euler. And blogs are a buzz about von Euler's forethought to design a line of headphones that specifically accentuate female bone structure.
Molami's has hand selected some of the most luxurious textiles and metals available including nappa leather, stingray, silk and 18k gold. Again, these are headphones we're talking about.
In addition to those fine accompaniments, all Molami headphones also feature a microphone and remote, to easily swap between calls or your playlists. Looks like they've thought of about everything haven't they?
Molami Premium Headphones are designed from a fashion standpoint, worn as a selected accessory and tailored for the contemporary urban individual.
Check out their recent launch event coverage at Daad Dantone in Milan, Italy or more pics.
Fab.com is quickly becoming on of Geekd's favorite flash sale sites. One of today's sales feature these stylish iPad case designs by D.Signs. Made for the chic girl that probably knew all the major differences between the iPhone 4 and 4S before it was released.
These embossed croc iPad cases by D.sgns are a perfect touch of class in the hard cased world of tech.
As a fan of The Hundreds and regular reader of Bobby Hundred's posts on the blog, Geek'd should have seen this collaboration coming because we first learned about Hex from a Hundreds post. The recent collabo on a Hex Code Wallet only makes sense and it happens to look great too.
Take a peek at how street wear and tech gear come together for a well executed version of the original Hex iPhone wallet.
This limited release will go quick but there's no need to wait outside a store like it's an exclusive sneaker drop. Instead, Hex has made these available for pre-order but only a short time. Go get 'em.
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Geek'd loves learning about new techcessory designers especially ones that bring a handmade and hearty aesthetic to the table. Hard Graft is the epitome of that essence. Since 2006, they have developed a breath of products made from natural materials that introduce a warm sexy rugged feel to a world of cold sleek shiny things. Hard Graft is worthy to be Geek'd about.
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If you are in the Long Beach, CA area this weekend, swing by the International Secret Agents Festival and you might be lucky enough to scoop up one of the exclusive Far East Movement Signature line of Hex bags.
You probably already know Hex for their ipod watches and iPhone Code wallets.
If you didn't already know, Hex is definitely becoming a major player in the game so keep your eyes open for lots more gear to come.
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Geek'd came across Alchemy Goods while perusing Fab.com. We think AG describes their own philosophy best:
They have done just that with a full line of great looking bags including a couple below for comfortably carting around your laptops and whatnots.
Westlake Laptop Bag
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It's funky, it's fun, and it kinda makes my eyes cross but I still like it. Leave me your thoughts on this Paul Smith "Metal Letters" Laptop case. I have mixed feelings but I think I kinda like it.
Let's face it. Everyone will be checking it out just trying to figure out what's going on.
Paul Smith "Metal Letters" 15" Laptop Sleeve
Yet another solid collaboration from Incase. This time with the world renowned French premium denim manufacturer A.P.C. Incase is a long time Geek'd favorite and any fashion connoisseur, Geek'd included, knows that A.P.C. delivers nothing but quality, classic, and raw styles. That's why this collaboration is c'est magnifique!
A.P.C. Protective Sleeve
for 15" MacBook Pro$124.95
A.P.C. Book Jacket
for iPad 2$224.95
The change in seasons is upon us and like every great fashion magazine, Geek'd is happy to usher in the Fall season with a look at must have designer techcessories for Fall 2011. All of the major designers have smartly incorporated techcessories into their collections because everyone knows a iPad case is just as important as a quality handbag these days. Here's a quick look.
3.1 Phillip Lim Lynus Rabbit iPad case: $750
Louis Vuitton Monogram and Damier Graphite iPad Cases: $390
Salvatore Ferragamo iPad Case: $390
Marc Jacobs Star Earbuds:$38.00
Available in 3 color choices.
MICHAEL Michael Kors Snake effect leather iPad case: $130
Valentino Leather iPad case:$495
Stella McCartney Falabella faux leather iPad sleeve: $415
Marc Jacobs Pretty Nylon Print 15" Computer Commuter: $128.00
This Chrono Leather watch strap for the iPod nano 6th Generation is looking pretty classy and classic.
It's stylish enough to last you through at least the 8th generation, barring any major nano re-designs.
Retails at $49.95 (Without the iPod…Duh.)
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In the last post we showed you 6 tops that were perfect for the summer. As we said before, stripes, denim, and crop tops are all the rage. In this post we show you 6 bottoms that would look great with any of the below tops.
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I have been looking to buy a shed and home depot has a 10X10 for $699 but I would have to put it together and put on the roofing mateials.I figure this for a 15X15 shed.45 2x4x8 @ $3 for all 4 walls = $13512 2x6x16 @ $11 for the floor = $13216 1/4" 4x8 @ $22 Plywoood for floor and walls = $352Total $619 not including tax shipping nails/screws and a soar back.I am not sure how I would build the roof, I just can't wrap my brain around it.Is this worth it? I am more than capable of doing the job and I can go with cheaper lumber too as it's just a shed. What do you guys think?--»www.devicemanager.net
You can buy premade roof trusses for mini barns, check with the contractor desk.
I would suggest looking online for some plans with material lists. IMO you are off on your calculations of stock need. An example is your estimate of 2x4's. You need to double up your corners on at least two walls, all door and window openings. I am hoping that your plywood for floors, and walls would be at least 1/2 inch, and not 1/4 inch as your post states. I would also suggest making the shed 16x16 to make full use of 4x8 plywood. You will also need some sort of footings to keep the shed off the ground if you would like to have it last. You would need materials for roof rafters, ridge pole, roof shingles etc. A ramp, doors,& hardware would also be needed to easily remove heavy/large items. Good luck!
Foundation? Slab? Skids? 1/4" plywood will never make it for flooring!Also, unless you're locked into 15x15, you might save some time and effort if you dimension your shed in multiples of 4' (e.g., 12x16).Also, I'm not sure how ordinary plywood will do as siding. You may want to look at T-111 instead. And don't forget trim boards for the corners and door(s).I built a 10x10 bulding on a slab foundation to house my pool filter some years ago. Nothing fancy... and by the time I was done, I had at least $1,200 into it. That had to be 10-12 years ago. I think you're being overly optimistic about your costs. You might get away a little cheaper by using a pole barn construction method! Most lumber yards around here will put together a package for that. Around here, anything over 200 sq. ft. req's a permanent foundation and a building permit, abiding by our 10' set backs.--I was born at night... but not last night!
Wow thanks for all the replys...You guys have made some very valid points here.It does appear that I overlooked the doors and window so another dozen 2x4's will be in order ~$36.The 16X16 makes all the sense in the world, less cuts and will speed things up.The 1/2 plywood was not what I intended to use but I was adjust that and not sure about the cost - but shouldn't be a deal breaker.Ihave a bunch of cinder blocks laying around and was going to put the floor up on them - should not be a problem - no?As far as the township, I am fine and as long as I do not put a concrete base I will not get taxed on it. So the choice was obvious there...Other costs I did not factor were the outside material, I was thinking on putting up siding to match the house and the roofing materials. I have not looking into those costs.I did see on home depots website a large shed can cost anywhere upwards of $1700 - does this make sense to tackle this job this way? I dont care if it takes me a week to build it I just like projects.--»www.devicemanager.net
I might go with some electricity and maybe some exterior lighting. But mostly cosmetic stuff like shrubs, shutters, mulch etc...
If you have an attic in your house...Get up there and look at how the roof is built.You're in Pa, maybe someone has a barn with an interior exposed roof...if so, look and study.It's not brain surgery, but it is time consuming.Don't expect to build it in a week unless you're not working 8 hours a day somewhere else.Figure it'll take 3-4 hours just to lay out your cinder blocks and get them perfectly level.Don't set the blocks on dirt.Set the blocks into small recesses you've dug in the ground and filled with something similar to creek stone or pea gravel.It will be much more stable.
Why 15" x 15"? Since that's odd size compared to the std lengths of lumber. Could you build it 14x16 or 12x20?
Do you also have all the tools to get the job done?
Wow there is some valuable information in this thread - thanks everyone... Helped me open my eyes!I just spoke with the township and it looks like the shed is going to be 12x16 due to their taxing anything over 250 square feet - concrete base or not.I have all the tools necessary as I recently remodelled the basement in my old house.As far as the roof goes and forgive my lack of the correct terminology, but there would have to be a support for the front peak and the rear peak. Also a beam to run between peaks - what size lumber would you reccommend for these beams and then all the joists between? Would 2x6 be over kill? (I hope I was clear)--»www.devicemanager.net
I built a 12x14 shed in my yard last April - the total cost when I was done was under $1000.The floor is 3/4 tongue in groove plywood typically used for subflooring.The base is 2x6 PTL's in 12' lengths with the end caps being 2x6x14. Everything was screwed together using 3 1/2" #12 construction screws (green coated ones for the PTL).The walls are all 2x4. my parts list for them had 50x 2x4x8, 6x 2x4x14 and 6x 2x4x12. With the openings for the doors (I did 2 x 3 foot wide, 7' high "barn door" style doors).My exterior walls are the 7/16" pre-coated "barn board" style plywood that is pre-primed. 14 sheets of those at $20/ea.I used "fence post base" concrete blocks - one at each corner and one at the mid section of every wall -- for a total of 8. They each sit on a 3' x 3' 2" thick concrete paver that sits on a bed of gravel where I dug the sod out of the yard. My ramp to the doors is built of those pavers as well.I designed and built my own trusses for the rafters - in my design the shed is 14 feet long, 12 feet wide - my trusses were built to be 14' long so they "overhang" the side walls by a foot to allow the water to run off the roof and not hit the side of the building.My trusses are built of a single 12' 2x6 across the bottom, an 8' 2x6 up each side, and 4 angled 2x4 diagonal support boards. I pre-built the trusses on the ground and set the ridge board in them once I had them stood up on the frame - that was the hardest part as I was doing it all alone. 11 total trusses - one created the front peak, one created the back peak, and 9 in between. Everything is on 16" centers or less.The roof is 1/2" exterior grade sheathing plywood over the trusses with standard 25 year black "3 in 1" shingles.This summer I added an electrical sub panel (6 circ. square D box) to have a 240V circuit for my band saw and my industrial space heater, a dedicated 15A circuit for lighting, a dedicated 20A circuit for an outlet for my compressor and another 20A circuit for the rest of the outlets. That wiring added $310 to the project (majority of that was for the #8 x 3 conductor cable to run from my main panel 54 feet, and the box/breakers).Let me know if you have any questions about anything I did -- it's pretty similar to what you are doing. I did build my own windows at a significant savings, as I wasn't looking for anything "weather rated" -- I just built the frames on my table saw and used plexiglass from HD. I didn't want to use regular glass as I'm sure the kids in the neighbourhood would get a kick out of breaking that. It would have been close to $100/window to buy pre-hung windows - I made them for about $20 each by hand. (3' x 2' -- 2 windows - one on each long wall).Unfortunately my digital camera is dead or I would go out and get a few pictures for you.
7/16 or 1/2" for the walls and 3/4" treated for the floor...imo
No offense PE.That is a textbook *do not do it this way* scaffolding job
Actually, that's a lot safer than what I normally see on "professional" job sites.--Looks like Reverend Wright got his wish - God Damn America.
I built an 8x12 a few years ago.I built a jig right on the shed floor for putting the roof trusses together. After tacking the first truss together, I laid it on the floor and screwed short 2x3 blocks down in various places inside and outside the perimeter.I then disassembled the truss and used the parts as patterns to cut the pieces for the rest of the trusses. I had some scrap pieces of 5/8" plywood to cut up for gussets.Once I had all of the parts cut, it was just a matter of laying them into the jig and nailing them together. As each one was finished, I rolled it up into position on top of the walls.It did not take long at all, and they all turned out the same. --We were taking a vote when the ground came up and hit us.
nunya 's idea to add a loft is a great idea. For the small additional expense, there is a lot of usable storage space.
They're never big enough! I had a 10x20 building built a few years ago. I figured it'd be more than enough for what I needed. I'm thinking very seriously about getting, yet, another one. it only takes a short time to fill one up. I'm beginning to think I have too much "stuff"! I had it built and set by a little company locally that builds custom sheds and lawn furniture. It's on 4, 20' PTL 4x6 skids, so theorectically, it's a portable building.
Hi good luck on your project. I have built dozens of small sheds and can honestly say you are getting some good advice. You are smart to build it yourself instead of going with a kit. I like the idea of using 3/4 in. treated plywood on the floor. One thing that I found is that you can get doors and windows cheep if you don't care about size swing ect.
I have built a 10x12 a couple of years ago. I wanted a 12x16 but because of the 120 sq ft rule, I decided to downsize.It's based it on two 4"x6"x12' treated wood skids that stand on concrete blocks. The floor is 3/4" ply. Unless you really want a 16x16 shed, I'd rather go with 12x20 or 12x24 -- makes the roof simpler and easier.While plywood normally comes in 4x8 sheets, you can special order a few other sizes such as 4x10 or 5x8. (mine uses three 4'x10' by 3/4" sheets for the floor)--And the winner is:


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Eagle Creek ORV Trunk Wins Travel Award From Outside Magazine
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San Diego, Ca. (April 18, 2014) – Known for innovation, quality construction and durability, Eagle Creek travel gear is proud to receive the 2014 Travel Award from Outside Magazine for their ORV Trunk from their redesigned Exploration Series Collection. The honor, bestowed in the April 2014, issue shows that quality and multi-functionality can come in really huge packages.
The awards notes, "Our usual gripe with soft-sided, high capacity trunks is that they lose their shape after a few trips. Not so with the ORV, which is sheathed in ballistic fabrics and reinforced at the corners and bottom. Add a skid plate and burly wheels and this 143 liter crate can handle anything but a war zone. Our favorite feature: sealed compartments that can safely contain a soaked wetsuit on that long interisland ferry ride"
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Definition of appetizer in English:
appetizerLine breaks: ap¦pe|tizer
Pronunciation: /ˈapɪtʌɪzə /
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A small dish of food or a drink taken before a meal or the main course of a meal to stimulate one's appetite: figurative as an appetizer to the spectacle approaching, the rocks took on an unusually geometric shape
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starter, canapé, first course, finger food, titbit, savoury, snack;
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Protestant churches often were named based on their location and if a church moved with the membership, the name of the church may have changed accordingly. The street addresses and dates in the following table represent our best effort to provide accurate information. However, the reader should keep in mind that the information was compiled from a variety of sources including community and church histories and therefore some of the dates may be inconsistent.
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|Aubert Place Congregational
|• This church was originally named High Street Mission and then Fifth Congregational Church. In 1888 the current name was adopted. • 1890 - 4950 Fountain Ave.Compton Hill Congregational • 1886 - Compton & Lafayette Aves. • 1881 - 23rd St. & Clark Ave. • The church was renamed Fountain Park Church in 1918. • 1880-Closed
|First Congregational
|• Only information at this time is the clergy list
|Fountain Park Congregational
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|High Street Mission
|• (see Compton Hill Congregational)
|Hyde Park Congregational
|• 1894 - Bremen & Blair Sts.
|Sappington Congregational
|• 1888 - Denny Rd., Sappington
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Dalai Lama pushing for peace in Burma
The Dalai Lama is expressing concern over recent events in Burma in a press release from his office today. During the last couple of months, His Holiness has been in correspondence with Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, urging her to use her influence to help bring peace to Burma's Rakhine province. One of his representatives in India is also seeking to schedule an appointment with the Burmese embassy to express the Dalai Lama's views on the human rights issue.
"[W]henever he has the opportunity, His Holiness will continue to share his concerns about this issue in the hope that there will be a positive outcome." Read the full press release here.


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Wed Dec 24, 2008 11:46 amThe Boston Globe reports that the Mets "appear to be closing in on a deal for" Derek Lowe.
Fantasy Source Spin: According to the newspaper, the deal is expected to be $14-16 million per season for either four years or three years with a fourth-year option.
Source: Boston Globe
Tue Dec 23, 2008 10:49 pmThe Yankees have reportedly signed Kevin Cash to a minor league deal.
Fantasy Source Spin: It's surprising that Cash, who was non-tendered 11 days ago, would be so quick to sign with a team that would prefer to have no use for him at all. He'd be the backup to Jose Molina if Jorge Posada isn't ready for Opening Day.
Source: New York Post
Tue Dec 23, 2008 5:41 pmYahoo' Sports' Gordon Edes says the Mets and free agent Derek Lowe are now deep into talks.
Fantasy Source Spin: It sounds like Lowe was hoping the Yankees would come through with a big offer, but there's very little chance of that now. The Red Sox aren't believed to have any interest in going past three years with him, while the Mets will probably be willing to sign him for four. He'll probably get $15 million-$16 million per year.
Source: Yahoo! Sports
Fri Dec 19, 2008 10:13 pmDiamondbacks signed LHP Travis Blackley, who had been with the Phillies, to a one-year contract.
Fantasy Source Spin: It's not going to matter a whole lot, but Blackley hardly appears worthy of the major league deal. The former Mariners prospect didn't impress during his time with the Giants in 2007, and he went 5-10 with a 5.41 ERA for Triple-A Lehigh Valley last season. With injuries having robbed him of his best stuff, he's nothing more than a middle-of-the-rotation guy on a Triple-A staff.
Wed Dec 17, 2008 11:19 pmBrandon Webb said he would decline an invitation to pitch in the World Baseball Classic.
Fantasy Source Spin: Another workhorse opts out, as Webb follows Roy Halladay's lead. It looks like John Lackey will be pitching for Team USA, but the rest of the staff remains a mystery.
Source: Diamondbacks.mlb.com
Tue Dec 16, 2008 9:52 pmSI.com's Jon Heyman believes the Cubs are showing interest in free agent Derek Lowe.
Fantasy Source Spin: Lowe would prefer to pitch on the East Coast, but if the Yankees and Andy Pettitte can work out their differences, there might not be a AL or NL East contender willing to give him the dollars he wants. The Red Sox have some interest, but would probably offer just three years. The Orioles and Nationals could certainly use him, but Lowe is said to want to join a contender. The Cubs might have a legitimate shot if they're willing to spend $15 million per year. First, they'd likely have to dump Jason Marquis.
Source: SI.com
Sat Dec 13, 2008 8:26 amEven after missing out on A.J. Burnett, the Braves will not chase Derek Lowe or any other top free agent.
Fantasy Source Spin: They landed Javier Vazquez via trade earlier this month and now the Bravos have decided to build within. "We're going to have to build our rotation with depth," said Braves GM Frank Wren.
Source: Hot Stove Blog
Fri Dec 12, 2008 7:04 pmCubs agreed to terms with LHP Neal Cotts on a one-year, $1.1 million contract.
Fantasy Source Spin: It was a surprise when the Cubs didn't non-tender Cotts last season, instead opting to give him $800,000. He didn't make the team out of spring training, but he did stick after being called up on May 29 and had a 4.29 ERA in 35 2/3 innings over the rest of the season. He'll probably be treated as a lefty specialist again next season, even though lefties and righties have hit him almost equally well over the course of his career.
Fri Dec 12, 2008 5:34 pmRed Sox non-tendered catcher Kevin Cash.
Fantasy Source Spin: Boston's only other non-tender candidate was reliever Javier Lopez, but he figured to get an offer and has. Cash hit .225/.309/.338 in 142 at-bats as Jason Varitek's backup last season and did a nice job catching Tim Wakefield's knuckler. It'd be no surprise to see the Red Sox re-sign him as a backup at a later date.
Thu Dec 11, 2008 2:58 pmAdrian Beltre has reportedly added the Twins to his limited no-trade clause.
Fantasy Source Spin: It's probably not anything against Minnesota in particular, but like most players with limited no-trade clauses, Beltre can pick a new set of teams at the end of every year. In this case, he would have added Minnesota because he knew it was one of the teams most likely to pull off a deal for him. That gives him control over the situation and potentially allows him to demand an extension if talks do progress.
Thu Dec 11, 2008 1:07 amRHP Sean Green was sent from Seattle to the Mets in Wednesday's 12-player deal.
Fantasy Source Spin: The Mariners liked to use Green a lot and he was very good in 2007. However, it was a different story in both 2006 and 2008. In all, he had a 4.32 ERA and a 130/83 K/BB ratio in 179 innings over the three seasons. Because of his low arm angle, he held righties to a 678 OPS against, while lefties came in at 827. He's the same kind of pitcher as Joe Smith, but just not as good. Still, he makes sense on the Mets, as the team can pair him with either Pedro Feliciano or Scott Schoeneweis and play matchups in the sixth and seventh innings.
Wed Dec 10, 2008 8:35 pmContrary to Jayson Stark's earlier report, the Phillies are maintaining interest in free agent Derek Lowe.
Fantasy Source Spin: GM Ruben Amaro Jr. said the Phillies "have kept things alive" with Lowe, though he didn't sound optimistic about the team's pursuit. The Yankees may have easily the high bid out there for Lowe.
Source: The News Journal
Tue Dec 9, 2008 8:19 pmThe Diamondbacks and Braves have reportedly dicussed swapping Conor Jackson and Kelly Johnson, but there was no indication that either team seriously considered the trade.
Fantasy Source Spin: The Braves need a left fielder, and the Diamondbacks have an opening at second base. However, both teams would prefer to those holes without surrendering such talented players.
Source: Arizona Republic
Tue Dec 9, 2008 6:53 pmOrioles acquired infielder-outfielder Ryan Freel, third baseman Brandon Waring and second baseman Justin Turner from the Reds for catcher Ramon Hernandez and cash considerations.
Fantasy Source Spin: The Orioles may not have been all that eager to land Freel, but it beats paying half of Hernandez's contract. Freel can replace Jay Payton on the bench and get starts in left field against lefties. He's also still an option at third base when Melvin Mora needs a day off or is hurt. It'd be a stretch for him to see significant action at second base at this point of his career. Offensively, he can still contribute a nice OBP and steal bases. He's been a disappointment the last couple of years, but he did hit .332 in 62 at-bats against southpaws while healthy last season.
Tue Dec 9, 2008 6:03 pmESPN's Steve Phillips believes the Brewers are reconsidering trading Prince Fielder, perhaps to the Mariners in a deal involving J.J. Putz.
Fantasy Source Spin: Everything since the end of the season has suggested that Brewers are keeping Fielder. For them to rethink that plan, they'd definitely have to get more than Putz back. Putz and Brandon Morrow would be sufficient, but that's too much for the Mariners to give up. We can't imagine that the Brewers would accept Putz and Ryan Rowland-Smith, though Rowland-Smith really came on last season and looks like he'll be an adequate starter going forward.
Tue Dec 9, 2008 4:35 amWhen asked, Blue Jays GM J.P. Ricciardi wouldn't rule out dealing Alex Rios.
Fantasy Source Spin: There was considerable momentum behind a Rios-for-Tim Lincecum deal last winter, though the Giants did end up passing. Rios later signed a seven-year, $70 million deal with Toronto. "I think we'd be open to talk abut anybody, but if you trade a guy like Rios, how do you replace him, too?" Ricciardi said. "We're not actively shopping Rios. Last year it made sense because we knew [A.J.] Burnett may leave and Lincecum would have stepped right in. But I don't know if there's that type of deal out there that would make sense." Almost certainly not. Rios was a lot more attractive before landing the big contract and turning in a disappointing season.
Source: National Post
Sun Dec 7, 2008 11:07 amAccording to the Seattle Times, the Twins have had conversations with the Mariners about third baseman Adrian Beltre.
Fantasy Source Spin: The paper suggests that outfielder Michael Cuddyer could be had for Beltre. The Twins have moved on from trying to land Casey Blake and are also thought to be targeting the Rockies' Garrett Atkins.
Source: Seattle Times
Thu Dec 4, 2008 1:04 pmShortstop Brent Lillibridge was traded from the Braves to the White Sox in a six-player deal.
Fantasy Source Spin: Lillibridge was a modest disappointment in his first year in the Braves system and a far bigger one in the second, hitting just .220/.294/.344 in Triple-A and .200/.238/.338 in 80 at-bats in the majors. He showed plenty of on-base ability previously, and that he could be an option at second, short and center field means he shouldn't have to hit all that well in order to have a career in the majors. However, he's probably not going to be a regular. The White Sox could have him battle Chris Getz and Jayson Nix for a starting job at second if they fail to find anyone better.
Wed Nov 26, 2008 10:12 amThe Philadelphia Inquirer reports that the Phillies have contacted Derek Lowe and A.J. Burnett.
Fantasy Source Spin: The newspaper notes that the Phillies are still hoping to re-sign Jamie Moyer and speculates that the team may simply be "covering their bases" by talking to other starters.
Source: Philadelphia Inquirer
Thu Nov 20, 2008 2:04 pmFree agent Edgardo Alfonzo went 2-for-3 hit his seventh homer of the VWL season on Wednesday.
Fantasy Source Spin: Alfonzo is batting .371/.432/.581 in 124 at-bats. He currently ranks fifth in the eight-team league in homers and seventh in OPS.
Thu Nov 20, 2008 10:32 amAccording to the New York Daily News, Derek Lowe "opened the free-agent bidding yesterday asking for a whopping $16 million per season."
Fantasy Source Spin: The newspaper suggests that Lowe's asking price may force the Mets, among other teams, to reconsider targeting him. Of course, like many Scott Boras clients Lowe may eventually have to come down from his initial demands.
Tue Nov 18, 2008 2:23 amPlaying in his fourth game for Hermosillo of the MPL, German Duran went 3-for-5 with a homer and a double Sunday.
Fantasy Source Spin: Duran used up his rookie eligibility while hitting .231/.275/.350 in 137 at-bats for the Rangers last season, but he failed to really establish himself. Odds are that he'll head back to Triple-A to begin 2009.
Mon Nov 17, 2008 10:01 pmKevin Kouzmanoff underwent surgery Saturday on the sore right shoulder that troubled him at the end of the season.
Fantasy Source Spin: The Padres thought rest would take care of the problem, but it didn't go away. Surgery went well, though. "The rotator cuff and labrum looked fine," GM Kevin Towers said. "If they would have found damage to the rotator cuff, he could have been out four or five months and missed the first two or three months of the season. But he should be able to go full bore in spring training."
Source: San Diego Union-Tribune
Fri Nov 14, 2008 1:54 pmSI.com's Jon Heyman says the Yankees will follow up their pitch to CC Sabathia with offers to A.J. Burnett and Derek Lowe in the next day or two.
Fantasy Source Spin: Obviously, Burnett and Lowe won't be offered the same kind of money as Sabathia, who is expected to receive a proposal that eclipses $140 million in total value, but the Yankees are prepared to sign two or the three if they can.
Thu Nov 13, 2008 10:30 amAccording to the Boston Globe, the Red Sox "have inquired with agent Scott Boras about" Derek Lowe.
Fantasy Source Spin: Lowe has indicated previously that he'd like to return to Boston, so if the Red Sox show significant interest it's seemingly a natural fit. The newspaper calls Lowe "among the most probable targets for the Red Sox" and suggests a deal worth $15 million per season.
Thu Jan 31, 2013 10:46 am
The Rangers sent Ross up to the majors last season with only six Double-A starts under his belt, but the lefty handled the promotion well in middle relief. With an outstanding sinker working in his favor, Ross posted a 2.22 ERA and went 6-0 in the strong Rangers bullpen. His long-term role is likely still in the starting rotation, and he seems capable of success at Arlington after posting a 2.27 GO/FO ratio there last season.
Fantasy Source Spin: It's unclear whether a move to starting will happen this season, but Ross has value in just about any role with his great ground-ball rate and decent control.
Source: Fantasy Source
Wed Jan 30, 2013 3:13 pm
One year after an effective transition to the rotation, Ogando moved back to the 'pen last season. He was dominant with one strikeout per inning but did run into HR issues for the first time in his career. With an expensive offseason market for starting pitchers and several key injuries, the Rangers are expected to move Ogando back to starting again. The flamethrower's 2011 performance was well earned, but he will need to keep his HR program from last season in check to repeat.
Fantasy Source Spin: Back in the rotation, Ogando could be a nice value with some owners not realizing the already-proven starter is making the move.
Wed Jan 30, 2013 1:14 pm
Lowe might have bought himself another chance with strong relief work for the Yankees late last season. It would be foolish for fantasy owners to give him another shot with an ERA above 5.00 as a starter over the last two years and a pitiful sub-4.0 K/9 rate in that role last season.
Fantasy Source Spin: This formerly strong fantasy pitcher is long past his best days.
Wed Jan 30, 2013 12:48 pm
Lewis was having his best season yet since returning from Japan before hurting his elbow in July, resulting in Tommy John surgery. He could still be a factor in the last two months of this season, but it seems unlikely Lewis will be able to reclaim his Cliff Lee-like 6.64 K/BB ratio in the short term. Regardless, Lewis' sub-4.00 ERA and 1.18 WHIP over the last three seasons make him worthy of stashing.
Fantasy Source Spin: One of several talented pitchers returning from Tommy John surgery worth stashing for the second half.
Tue Jan 29, 2013 4:00 pm
Rios had been either a nightmare or a lucky charm over the last four seasons. He rebounded from a terrible 2011 season to have arguably his most productive year last season, going 20/20 for the second time and also hitting above .300 for the second time. There is no clear logic to explain why Rios has been so inconsistent, but he has been the ultimate buy-low, sell-high fantasy commodity in recent history. Nothing in the indicators for Rios presents a red flag, but he's become a player to approach at your own risk and couldn't be pricier coming off a top-20 overall season.
Fantasy Source Spin: Dynamic five-category talent, but unless your entire league is scared off by his past, Rios might be safest left alone given his past failures.
Thu May 8, 2014 4:23 pm
Rangers purchased the contract of INF Rougned Odor from Double-A Frisco.
Fantasy Source Spin: The move comes as a bit of a surprise, but the Rangers need help at second base now that Donnie Murphy is headed to disabled list with a neck injury. Ranked as the No. 42 prospect in the game by Baseball America this winter, the 20-year-old was hitting .279/.314/.450 with six home runs and six stolen bases over his first 32 games this season in Double-A. He's been especially hot recently, hitting .480 (12-for-25) this month. It's unlikely the Rangers called him up with the intention to sit on the bench, so he's worth a flier in AL-only and deeper mixed fantasy leagues.
Sun Apr 27, 2014 9:02 pm
Matt Harrison allowed two runs over six innings in a no-decision against the Mariners on Sunday.
Fantasy Source Spin: Making his 2014 debut, Harrison allowed just three hits and two walks while striking out four. He left in line for his first victory, but the bullpen let him down. Still, it was a nice first outing for the left-hander. He'll look for his first win when the Rangers visit the Angels on Saturday.
Mon Apr 14, 2014 11:55 pm
J.P. Arencibia went 0-for-2, grounded into a double play and committed his second error of the year before being remove for a pinch-hitter Monday against the Mariners.
Fantasy Source Spin: The Rangers shouldn't have signed Arencibia over the winter, they shouldn't have carried him after his awful spring (even with Geovany Soto hurt) and they shouldn't continue to keep him around now.
Tue Apr 8, 2014 4:06 pm
Colby Lewis is expected to join the Rangers' starting rotation on Saturday to face the Astros.
Fantasy Source Spin: Lewis will be taking over for Joe Saunders, who was placed on the 15-day disabled list Monday with a bruised left ankle. Lewis allowed four runs -- two earned -- in a four-inning rehab start Sunday at Triple-A Round Rock is not a good fantasy option, even against Houston.
Source: Jeff Wilson on Twitter
Mon Mar 31, 2014 10:52 am
J.P. Arencibia will get the bulk of playing time at catcher for the Rangers in the early going.
Fantasy Source Spin: Geovany Soto is expected to miss around three months following knee surgery. Arencibia is not a good defensive catcher, but he swings a powerful bat and will be playing half of his games in a hitter-friendly park, so he could be a sneaky-good fantasy option.
Source: Anthony Andro on Twitter
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Wreath The wreath is nice, but I thought it had battery operated lights so was disappointed that it actually was a plug in. The website was not very clear because there is a wreath in the magazine that looks just like the one I received that was battery operated. December 7, 2011
Not quite as pictured I thought '"pre lit" meant it had the cool led battery lights, and the picture doesn't show a long, thick cord that you have to plug in somewhere - presumably down your front door and across the threshold? A little plasticky looking, but maybe that's b/c I have pines all around and was hoping for a shortcut to easy xmas decorating. Probably sending back unless I can figure out how to hide the cord and shut the door with it draped inside the house. December 1, 2012
Pre-lit Wreath Received my wreath today and I love it! The size of the wreath is larger than I expected which was a huge bonus. It clearly states that this is a pre-lit and not battery operated, so no confusion as to how this wreath works. It is a pretty wreath! No regrets!!! January 21, 2014
Thrilled Beautiful wreath...what a deal:) I will embellish with more splash of red. Description misleading. This is electric...not batteries. December 29, 2013
Light up Christmas Wreath I purchased this wreath as an Anniversary gift for my daughter. In the catalog it did not specify how the lights worked. I assumed since it was a wreath they were battery operated. I was surprised when my daugher said it came with an electric plug in cord. Not sure how someone is supposed to hang a wreath on the door with a plug?? The information was misleading. Otherwise very happy. November 22, 2011
Cozy Wreath The Pre-lit Woodland Christmas Wreath was better than expected. It looks exactly like the photo - but the photo doesn't express how cozy it appears. Not only in the box but on the door. Living in South Florida, finding cozy is not something you come across very often. The wreaths warm our front doors and I recommend them to anyone. December 23, 2013
Nice Value for the Price Agree w/ another poster ~ misleading ~ this is electric, not battery operated. The berries don't look very realistic, but w/ fancy it up a bit next year when I use it. Overall, good enough. January 3, 2014
Gorgeous Wreath The Woodland Christmas wreath is simply gorgeous on my front door. It is truly a quality product I would recommend to anyone as a lovely holiday decoration. December 28, 2013
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Doe item #26810, a pre-lit wreath operate with a battery?
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Answer:We appreciate your interest in this item. Unfortunately, this wreath is not battery operated. It includes a 6 ft cord.
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Answer:No - but I sure thought it did, according to the picture and the description "pre lit." It has a long thick cord and I don't know what to do with it. Probably sending it back.
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Answer:No, it must be plugged in to an outlet or extension cord.
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Answer:Thank you for your interest in Grandin Road. The Pre-lit Woodland Christmas Wreath features 100 lights.
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How long are each garland and do they have an interconnecting piece ? Is one garland sufficient for one standard front door?
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Answer:Thank you for your interest in Grandin Road. The Woodland Garland is 9 ft. long. Typically, 1 garland is not large enough to completely frame a standard front door.
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