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Early 2015 top 10 pitcher rankingsEric Karabell
I think we all enjoy baseball nights when aces are in action, even though I rarely own aces in the first place. Perhaps that's why I enjoy it, to some degree, not really worrying from pitch to pitch about my teams but just reveling in the glory of a ...Blog | September 24, 2014
Assessing values of Soriano, other CubsEric Karabell
While the baseball world awaits a resolution on the annoying Alex Rodriguez situation (like the Ryan Braun saga, it's not likely to end well), the New York Yankees have reportedly been trying to acquire another right-handed bat, one certainly familia...Blog | July 25, 2013
Kluber stays strong, Strasburg returnsEric Karabell
Both pitchers in Sunday's 2-0 Cleveland Indians win over the Washington Nationals are being judged unfairly these days. The relatively unknown Tribe right-hander, Corey Kluber, spoiled the return of Stephen Strasburg from his disabled list stint by h...Blog | June 17, 2013
Billy Butler frustrating fantasy ownersEric Karabell
Kansas City Royals first baseman/designated hitter Billy Butler remains 100 percent owned in ESPN standard leagues, but, judging by my Twitter feed, patience is apparently running thin. Butler might have quieted the critics with Wednesday's three-hit...Blog | June 06, 2013
Bits: Key injuries in the news yet againEric Karabell
On Monday afternoon, colleague Tristan H. Cockcroft and I debated the relatively disappointing early-season numbers from Washington Nationals right-hander Stephen Strasburg, touching on his lack of wins, his lower strikeout rate and the fact that the...Blog | April 30, 2013
Stephen Strasburg, Giancarlo Stanton, Peter Bourjos hit the injur...Eric Karabell
Eric Karabell looks at the fantasy-relevant news and notes from Monday, including Stephen Strasburg's forearm tightness and Giancarlo Stanton's placement on the DL because of a hamstring strain.Blog | Conversation | April 30, 2013
Friday's five things you need to knowEric Karabell
Before any games commence this weekend the focus will be in Boston as the Red Sox return home to Fenway Park for the first time since the horrific events earlier in the week during the Boston Marathon. There will be plenty of good baseball that will ...Blog | April 19, 2013
Bold 2013 predictions for pitchersEric Karabell
Baseball's offseason is well under way, with trades, signings and much fun already, and there promises to be plenty more in the coming months. So, on the heels of last week's Bold hitter predictions blog, let's check out the players wh...Blog | November 15, 2012
Stephen Strasburg, Brian Wilson, Aroldis Chapman discussed in Eri...Eric Karabell
Eric Karabell offers up a bold prediction for pitchers on all 30 teams for the 2013 fantasy baseball season, including projections for Stephen Strasburg, Brian Wilson, Aroldis Chapman and many others.Blog | Conversation | November 15, 2012
Kris Medlen, Pedro Alvarez stay hotEric Karabell
• Miami Marlins right-hander Ricky Nolasco tossed a five-hit shutout against Stephen Strasburg and the Washington Nationals on Tuesday, striking out six with nary a walk. Unlike Strasburg, Nolasco hasn't been much fun to own; even now, his...Blog | August 29, 2012
Kris Medlen, Pedro Alvarez continue torrid August playEric Karabell
Eric Karabell looks at the fantasy-noteworthy performances from Tuesday's games, including the fine outings from Kris Medlen and Ricky Nolasco and the big game from Pedro Alvarez.Blog | Conversation | August 29, 2012
Bold predictions for pitchersEric Karabell
Washington Nationals ace Stephen Strasburg will pitch in September and October. Let's get that out of the way up front. Entering the weekend the right-hander is the No. 10 pitcher on ESPN's Player Rater and one of the most coveted individua...Blog | July 27, 2012
Bold fantasy predictions for Stephen Strasburg, Fernando Rodney, ...Eric Karabell
Eric Karabell looks ahead to the final two months of the season and lays out a handful of bold predictions for pitchers, including thoughts on Stephen Strasburg, Tim Lincecum and R.A. Dickey.Blog | Conversation | July 27, 2012
Weekend preview: Important three daysEric Karabell
This is the final weekend before the non-waiver trade deadline, meaning that it's a pretty important couple of days for a number of teams that might not have figured out whether they are buyers, sellers or somewhere in between. Arizona, Cleveland, Ph...Blog | July 27, 2012
Weekend preview: Division showdownsEric Karabell
In three of the six divisions, the first- and second-place teams will be meeting this weekend, and while we shouldn't expect the top spot to change in any of them anytime soon, calling cards can be sent. Frankly, it's hardly an indictment to qualify ...Blog | July 20, 2012
Podcast: Strasburg, Lester, Bauer, MetsEric Karabell
Does one game in July really change a team's season? Keith Law and I start with the interesting Nationals-Mets game from Tuesday night and take it from there for Wednesday's Baseball Today podcast! 1. While the Nats continue to impress, and we dis...Blog | July 18, 2012


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George Fobe, the former owner of West End Bakery in Mishawaka, has died.
Four generations of the Fobe family have served up desserts at the Michiana staple on 7th Street.
Fobe passed away at St. Joseph Regional on Thursday.
George Fobe was 86 years old.
Visitation for Fobe will be held Sunday, February 2nd from 2-6 p.m. at Hahn Funeral Home. His burial will be held Monday, February 3rd at 10 a.m. at St. Bavo Catholic Church in Mishawaka.

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Plaintiffs, who say their retirement plans were badly run, were awarded a procedural victory in a federal appeals court over Bethesda-based Lockheed Martin Corp. last week, Reuters reported.
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Lockheed Martin Corp. CEO Bob Stevens gave additional details about Christopher Kubasik's removal and the company's new transition plan in a conference call, but he said the situation does not plunge the Bethesda-based company into crisis.
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Christopher Kubasik, who was to become Lockheed Martin Corp.'s CEO in January, has resigned, effective immediately, after an investigation found he had a personal relationship with a subordinate, the company announced Friday after the markets closed.
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June 12, 2014 Ernest Corcillo, 82, of Cape Coral died Sunday, June 8, 2014, at Hope Hospice, Cape Coral. He was born June 26, 1931, in Staten Island, N.Y., a son of Donato and Colubia (Corrente) Corcillo. more »»
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June 12, 2014 Stanley S. "Butch" Wisniewski, aka "Sanibel Stan," 74, of Cape Coral, formerly of Stroudsburg, Pa., passed away Sunday, June 8, 2014, in Cape Coral. He was born March 20, 1940, in Wilmington, Del. more »»
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June 12, 2014 Lillian Gloria Formosa, a longtime Cape Coral resident and a very special lady, passed away Monday, June 9, 2014, surrounded by her loving and devoted family. more »»
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June 12, 2014 Morgan W. Downs was born April 27, 1920, in Buffalo, N.Y., to his parents, Joseph and Grace (Paul) Downs. He passed away on May 29, 2014, in Cape Coral. His wife, Doris, died in 200. more »»
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June 11, 2014 Norman Charles Barnes, 74, of Cape Coral, passed away Sunday, June 8, 2014, at his home. He was born in Cleveland, Ohio, Jan 26, 1940, to Harold and Helen Neidermeyer Barnes. more »»
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June 11, 2014 Roe L. Stumbaugh 76, died Sunday, June 8, 2014 in Fort Myers. Cremation arrangements are under the direction of Lee County Cremation Services. more »»
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I was cooped up in my apartment sick with a bad cold a couple of weeks ago, and discovered there aren't many restaurants that deliver (other than Domino's, bless them) to South Beach. Any recommendations?
I know Mehfil delivers. Pretty good Indian. Big Nate's delivers passable BBQ citywide.
Menupages might be useful:
If you are looking for free delivery, there are quite a few restaurants that deliver that are way better than Dominos. Check the yellow pages under pizza ... but skip Mr. Pizza Man.
The Front Room was one of the better pizza places that delivered to that area.
I went through the whole menu over the years, it's not that great, but Big Nate's delivers for free. I'm not sure about the status of Mefil since the fire, but at one time they delivered at night.
For a fee, Waiters on Wheels delivers from a large number of restaurants.
If you plan ahead, some of the markets like Safeway will deliver. You need to order the day before.
Amici's delivers good pizza and decent pastas. My wife liked North Beach PIzza, it was too bready for me.
For Asian you have Brandy Ho's and Tu Lan (i think that's the name). Both do Chinese and the latter also does some Japanese. Neither is stellar but both will do in a pinch.
I ordered big Nates delivery a few times when I was craving BBQ, I was almost always disappointed. The pork was the only consistently above average dish IMO.
Mr Pizza Man delivers until 4am which is the big plus, the bad food being the big minus :-)
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Neither Brandy Ho or Tu Lan delivers. North Beach pizza was good at one time, but as they open each new restaurant it goes downhill. Besides being too bready the there is no restraint with the cheese ... that might sound like a good thing, but 1/2 inch of melted cheese covering the surface makes for a leaden pizza.
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I think Fussy Foodie may be confusing Tu Lan (Vietnamese) with Fu War or some other Chinese place that delivers.
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Are you sure about Brandy Ho's? When I lived at 3rd and Folsom about 6 months ago I would regularly get menus that advertised free delivery throughout the city.
And the other one I was thinking of is Tao Yin. So-so Chinese and Japanese with free delivery.
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You lived in the nabe more recently than I did.
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Then I'm pretty sure Brandy Ho's delivers.
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oh, and bowzer's pizza delivers too.
You can try Jade Cafe (Potrero Hill) for decent, cheap Chinese food. For pizza, try Extreme Pizza or North Beach Pizza (though, they aren't that fantastic in my opinion as far as pizza goes). For American/Italian fare, try The Front Room - although I'm not sure if they closed (I used to order from them all the time). Of course, you can also check waiter.com for more restaurant options that deliver too.
Pizzelle on Columbus delivers a staggering array of pastas, pizza (fair) and salads which come in large portions. They are allied to the Greek place next door (Estia?) so will also deliver from that menu. Well worth going to North Beach to collect the menus. They deliver to me at Folsom and 6th, but don't know if they'll go as far as South Beach. Good option is there's a group of people who all want different ethnic choices.
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Fantastic tip, Debra. What do you recommend at those restaurants? Anything to avoid?
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I often order the pasta mistomare and my husband invariably has the alfredo. Their meatballs are huge and good and can be added on to any order. We order from here when we need comfort (hangover) food. But recently I tried the moussaka (which is only available fri-sun I think) and it was very tasty. And I always get a side of taramosalata to go on toast for breakfast the next morning. It's homemade and much better than the stuff out of a jar.
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Drove by there today and it's not Pizzelle (closed), it's Restaurant Viva and the Greek next door is Estia. Website is www.vivapizza.com Salads, pasta, lasagne, veal scallopini and piccata, wine by the bottle. Estia has avgolemono soup (great if you're sick), calamari, salt cod croquettes, gyros, moussaka, pastitsio, kleftiko, souvlaki, etc.
Thank you for the suggestions, chowhounds. I tried Mehfil the other day and was pleasantly surprised.
AK Subs at 8th and Harrison delivers to SOMA and Potrero Hill during lunch time, 11 am - 2 pm. Tasty sandwiches, both hot and cold.
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Baldwin EMC has honored seven employees for heroic actions in life-threatening situations. The men were each given a Baldwin EMC Touchstone Energy Power and Hope Award, which was created to honor cooperative employees who go beyond the call of duty to help those in need.
Baldwin EMC employees Paul Lores, service technician and Steve Lynn, line technician, were recognized for their actions during the widespread flooding that took place in Baldwin County last April. The two were in the process of responding to outages when they came across two women with a baby walking down a dark, flooded street. Lores and Lynn described the women and child as "wet, cold and hysterical." The Baldwin EMC employees gave the three a ride to the nearest service station and waited with them until help arrived.
During that same time period, four more Baldwin EMC employees were responding to a request from a local fire department to disconnect power at a flooded home so the family inside could be rescued. However, when line crew members Gary Dueitt, David Hammock, Shawn Miller and Shelton Singley arrived at the home, the fire department was unable to complete the rescue. That's when the Baldwin EMC employees took action. Amidst a current that made it almost impossible to move, they first carried out an elderly woman who was unable to walk. The crew then escorted an older gentleman and two younger men to Baldwin EMC vehicles and drove all four to the safety of a nearby shelter.
Cary Roley, one of Baldwin EMC's area superintendents, was honored for a quick-thinking response that saved coworker Buddy Miller. The two men were dining with other coworkers when Miller began to choke. Without hesitation, Roley performed the Heimlich Maneuver until Miller was able to breathe again.
Baldwin EMC Chief Executive Officer E.A. "Bucky" Jakins, Jr., said that honoring these men with the Power and Hope Award was an easy choice for the co-op's management and board of trustees. "Each of these men said they were 'just doing what needed to be done,' but it wasn't hard for us to see they went far above and beyond that," Jakins said. "They are very deserving of this honor."


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Rated 5 out of 5 by VATraveler17 Outstanding Service Elena at the front desk provided exceptional service upon check in and quickly recognized SPG status. Great job! Ermerlita at the club lounge during breakfast was very accommodating, friendly, and maintained the place spotless! Outstanding Service! Lady at the pastry/coffee shop, front of the restaurant helped me set up a muffin try for breakfast. She went way and beyond her way to make sure the breakfast purchased were presentable. Thank you! March 4, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by mikeandelaine Location great for what we needed - then it went downhill! We recently participated in Wreaths Across America at Arlington National Cemetery. Sheraton Pentagon City was the perfect location for a place to stay. We arrived on a Friday evening - "Sorry sir, the club is closed for the weekend". We are SPG Gold with 26 stays so far this year. We have to come expect and enjoy the club. Oh well! Our room had a great view of the city, but you didn't want to look down as the carpet looked like it had come out on the losing end of a frat party beer blast. I took pictures to document the mess. Now when other SPG hotels have had closed clubs we have been invited to breakfast at no cost, as if we were in the club. This offer was not made to us. For our 26 SPG stays this year this was hands down the worst. However, the honor of participating in Wreaths Across America made the whole trip extremely worthwhile. December 20, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by LenH Location and Great Rooms This facility has great rooms, the views are fantastic of WDC, and the rate was excellent. The only drawback I found was that the restaurant did not seem to be open in the evening when I would return from work, for some reason. There was food available in the bar, but the menu was very limited, and pricey - I exhausted my options with just 2 nights there. They need to 1) keep the restaurant open for dinner, and 2) expand the menu with more options. December 21, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by joejoe21 great view from our room of Washington, DC great room. but not sure why they didn't spot clean the bad spot on the carpet in our room. room 1012. also got upgraded using points to us the Club level only to find out they were closed on the weekend, no mention on website of that surprise, hope we can get compensated with some points put back to our account.. Great service other than that especially the airport pickup.. oh also pool was closed, can't believe in the middle of summer, oh well... August 14, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by Vega149 Awesome view of downtown DC Overall, hotel was nice. Lobby area was beautiful, staff was friendly and more than willing to accomodate needs. Room was ok, but carpet and beds need replacement. Shuttle drivers were not friendly - one suggested I put my kids on my lap to make room for other guests. Kids were disappointed pool area under construction and closed. Breakfast was expensive, parking was expensive. Be sure to as for view of DC when checking in, beautiful at night! August 17, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by MAV1 Hotel Accommodations comroftable room with excellent air conditioning. However, the carpet was dirty and stained. July 12, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by NLee Untreated Front desk employees There was another event with many high school students coming. I was trying to ask a question while I had already checked in. Yet, I had to wait in the line for a long time before the simple question could be answered. There was SPG line, but they did not use it. June 25, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by Lebron23 Hotel room had a outstanding view of DC. The atmosphere inside main lobby was very appealing and comfortable. Front desk and housekeeping personnel were excellent. July 8, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Attendee12 Pleasantly Surprised Attended a conference, and apart from being "land locked" (no outside space to enjoy during breaks) it was an excellent experience. Best banquet food I've ever had at a conference. Quality and selection was great! Sleeping rooms were comfortable and staff was friendly. June 23, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by mar27 Where's the Coffee Hotel is very nice, but fairly isolated. You'd have to drive to find anything to eat. As such, the hotel's one restaurant is the only option for dining. It is difficult to get a simple cup of coffee during the middle of the day. Around 3:30 p.m. I was looking to get a cup of coffee and there was no one at the restaurant or bar. Finally someone came out after several minutes to help us. May 6, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Julie805 Business The location of this hotel was not bad, because there was a complementary shuttle service to the nearest subway station. The food in the bar & restaurant was good and not expansive. Room service food was less than our expectation. There should be something else than just one piece of toasted bread and fruit juice for "continental breakfast." The people in the hotel was nice and kind. May 6, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by Louie898 Poor service, old musty room It started with check-in where the front desk appeared overwhelmed and unfamiliar with even the basics. Same issues when I went to check out. room was musty had sour odor, bath area was way too small. Food choices were extremely limited. June 23, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Patsy2 It's a great place to stay. The bed was comfortable. And it's quite. Staff is very courteous. Overall I will come back again if I'm in the DC area. July 5, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by SPGTravelerinDC This hotel is great for Pentagon access I live in Washington, but needed a place to stay while contractors were working in my apartment. This hotel was close to the Pentagon and Downtown, and the staff is friendly and responsive. Breakfast is delightful, and the views are spectacular. It is not the newest hotel, but it is definitely well-maintained. June 5, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by psj1949 dirtee carpet Room 612...carpet is dirty and stained in many places...upon checkout I mentioned same to staff, my observation was not even acknowledged...scratched & outdated furnishings may not sell @ the garage sale June 23, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by SirC Tucked Away I would recommend this facility for the overall efforts of staff members and partnering services to ensure a pleasant experience for their client - the guest. Although challenging to reach due to construction in Arlington adjacent the expressways, it proved worth the challenges to stay at this location. June 2, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by JEVa Great Staff Enjoyed my stay but have to say the staff is what really topped off my opinion. From the shuttle drivers, to front desk, to housekeeping and restaurant staff, everyone was extremely friendly and very helpful. While the facility is very nice, it would only be slightly above average without the staff. They perform their tasks well but stay extra kind and thoughtful while doing so. My thanks to all of them. October 11, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Amy41 Everything was perfect! The bed and pillows were so comfortable, staff was awesome and the bathroom was clean and spacious. I have not one bad thing to say! June 28, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Phrixus First Visit Lobby area is amazing. Thumbs Up: Beds were incredibly comfortable and got the best sleep I've had on travel in a long time! Shower was strong and hot - just what I like! Thumbs down: Room not as clean as expected - carpet stains and faint musty odor. Internet access requires ethernet cable, so have to work at desk - can't sit in chair or bed. Also had to pay for 1MB access - slower than my hotspot. September 15, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by DebaryJohn Comfortable & Very Clean The only reason I can't rate the hotel higher was because we had a family with 3 children next to us. I don't know where the parents were because the children were running up and down the hall and slamming their door for over two hours. I tried to call the front desk but could not get through despite numerous attempts. I went and asked the children to quiet down -- that worked for all of 5 minutes. September 25, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Allie Great hotel for a DC vacation We had a wonderful time for the 3 nights we stayrd at this hotel. We were greeted by very polite and helpful staff. It was our first visit to the DC area and found this hotel to be comfortable and convenient to downtown DC, the monuments and Arlington cemetery. Our room was spacious and clean with great views of Washington monument. We had delicious appetizers and drinks at the lounge. Thank you. August 14, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by Joyce101 Our overnight stay Our overnight stay was very good. Check in was quick and efficient. Our room was clean. The parking garage is the only thing which needs improvement. The garage is absolutely filthy, garbage was everywhere on the ground and we could smell urine. Felt that it does not match with the rest of the Sheraton name. This parking also was not included with my stay so we paid extra for this--disappointing. July 26, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by SavvyTraveler1 Very Friendly Employees but Tired Facility Perfect choice for my one-night visit due to its location and price, and the staff couldn't have been nicer. But if you care about quality conditions, choose another hotel. Example: my 11th floor "view" room had dirt-streaked filthy carpeting, a smoke detector hanging out of its wall socket by its wires, and old water stains on its ceiling. This hotel is tired and shabby and needs refreshing. December 15, 2011
Rated 4 out of 5 by GeoffB100 Great Views Great views at night from the "city view" room. Good condition for the most part. Limited on the restaurant food options but really pleasant staff June 23, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by Runnerrn Overall, good experience. The room was very clean and the staff was wonderful. The only problem that we had was that a truck hit a power line across the street and all the power to the hotel went out, leaving us with no lights or air conditioning for hours. We know that this is something that was out of the control of the hotel but were supprised that the hotel was not on generator power for such emergencies. August 12, 2012
Rated 2 out of 5 by Michael0745 Needs improvement in many areas Room was not clean as it should be. Wallpaper peeling....Restaurant unsatisfactory....Club lounge tables not clean....Restaurant tables not clean. June 21, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by monk01 Great facilities and staff Rooms and meeting facilities are excellent. Staff were invariable courteous and helpful. I'd like to single out front desk person Elli in particular. She went above and beyond in searching for the information I needed about transportation and local businesses. The shuttle service is excellent. My only criticism is the location, which is isolated, though the shuttle helps immensely. December 17, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by Sisters4 Our DC sisters weekend Your employees were very polite & professional. The food in your restaurant was great. I think the rug in the room ( 1205 ) should be replaced soon, The only thing negative in that room beside the rug was the view . Your Hotel over all was lovely but I would not want that room again, Thank You May 21, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Diane Staff very friendly and helpful! Everyone we dealt with was very helpful and friendly. My only complaint is that the indoor pool was much too cold to use. The room itself was freezing, and the pool water wasn't much better. We were there about a half hour or less, and 3 groups of people came and went since it was too cold. Other than that, it was a great hotel. Also, the shuttle to the Metro was very convenient. February 19, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Bigdaddy55 Sleep very well Restaurant and bar, very good service.... Points SPG not recognized. Also, when I call or on line my rates very. June 22, 2014


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Wedding: 6/15/2013
Hiring Derk's Works to do our wedding photography was one of the best wedding decisions we made! Working with Benjamin was a breeze, and something I looked forward to during the hectic planning process. He is so kind and funny, and was such a positive presence to be around on the wedding day that he actually made the day even better. I knew I would love the pictures, but I had no idea just how perfectly he had captured everything until I saw the album! The photographs are classic and modern and artistic and MAGICAL. I cannot say enough about how happy I am with Derk's Works and Ben.
Wedding: 7/28/2012
Derk's Works and Benjamin were amazing. My husband and I were looking for a photographer who would be able to capture our personalities and our love for each other and our families and friends. We didn't want awkward, structured and posed photos that didn't represent us. We met with Benjamin and were immediately sold. He made us feel like we were already friends. He made our engagement session and wedding so fun and relaxed and the pictures that resulted were amazing. I have received endless compliments on our beautiful wedding photos. He captured everything we wanted perfectly, from the standard photos with family to the candid group shots of the wedding party laughing and having a great time. Everyone looks amazing in every photo. It was definitely the best decision we made during the entire planning process. I HIGHLY recommend Derk's Works!!
Wedding: 6/16/2012
Benjamin is awesome! After meeting Benjamin at a friend's wedding, we knew he was the photographer for us. Not only are his photographs breathtaking, but his personality and professionalism top it off to make Derk's Works-hands down- the best choice for a wedding photographer. Several guests commented to us about how great he was to them. To us, he gave us an amazing experience. With all of the craziness on our wedding day, he took us aside and gave us twenty minutes to just enjoy each other, which was one of our favorite parts of the day. You won't be disappointed. It was the best decision we made regarding our wedding.
Wedding: 11/9/2014
Ben Derkin is a fabulous photographer and person! He exceeded all of my expectations and made sure each member of the wedding party was comfortable. He is absolutely amazing at capturing images, as well as caring for his customers. I am very much looking forward to seeing my wedding pictures in a few weeks! I would highly recommend Derk's Works for any and all of your photography needs!
Wedding: 8/9/2013
I'm convinced Derk's Works is the best- gorgeous product, very personable (my wedding party loved Benjamin), and did exactly what they promised. I would recommend them to anyone!
Wedding: 8/4/2012
Benjamin was awesome. The whole process was easy start to finish. He was super flexible and did a lot of on the fly adjustments the day of the wedding and kept everything running smoothly and helped keep me calm! The photos were beautiful- a lot of unique shots that really embodied the soul of the day.
Wedding: 8/31/2012
I just had my wedding recently and haven't even seen proofs yet, but am 100% confident they will turn out AMAZING. Benjamin is very friendly and easy to work with and he's just a cool guy. For candids you didn't know he was there and he did an amazing job directing us, family and friends for posed pictures. I think he may be a rare combination - he clearly is an artist with a trained eye for composition, lighting, etc. but also seems to truly enjoy shooting weddings. He is on the pricier side, but worth every penny. I can't wait to see the final product!
Wedding: 6/9/2012
We viewed Ben's blog before we booked with him and knew he did good stuff, but he really exceeded our expectations!! I'm pretty sure he smiled our entire wedding =). Our bridal party and family loved him. Nothing about the day was rushed or stressful- it all felt so natural. Each picture is personal and in the moment. It's clear that he has passion for what he does by looking at his transcending work-- it's just more fun when you get to see yourself in the photos!
Our pictures are magical and we recieve compliments every day about them. We wholeheartedly recommend Derks Works!
PS- His assistant, who shot our photobooth, was just as awesome!
Wedding: 10/29/2011
We had SO MUCH FUN with Benjamin both during the planning stages and on our wedding day. He was never in the way, but was always capturing the important moments and candids, and constantly coming up with unique and creative ideas. He has an incredible eye for a cool photo, and is definitely a very talented and artistic photographer. To top it off, he's just so darn cool, I wish we could hang out with him every weekend! We would hire Derks Works again in a heartbeat :)
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Photos and Description of this 3 bedroom holiday villa in Lindos - Villa Krini
Each Villa Consists Of 3 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms And Generous Gardens
These newly built Luxury 3 bedrooms Villas offer guest a delightful location in which to enjoy their Villa holiday. Located overlooking the Bay of Vlicha, Krini Villas are situated just a few minutes walk from the main beach and just 2km from the popular historical Village of Lindos.
The layout of each Villa is as follows: The ground floor consists of a large lounge area, separate open plan kitchen and dining area, spacious master bedroom with en-suite and another separate WC. One the 1st floor you will find a further two bedrooms (one double, one twin) a large shaded terrace area and family bathroom. Each of the upstairs bedrooms has their own balcony on which to enjoy the views over Vlicha Bay.
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RENO, Nev. (AP) - The city of Fernley has filed a federal
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in the distribution of various consolidated taxes.
In its suit filed Friday is U.S. District Court in Reno, lawyers
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Please suggest anywhere on public transportation or walking in the city.
veg naturals is vegan, in Malden, just accross from oak grove station (orange line).
in beverly (via beverly depot stop on the commuter rail - rockport and newburyport lines), you can try the organic garden cafe. all raw menu with organic beer and wine, too.
most places will do a vegetarian dish upon a request (if you don't like what they already offer -- i cannot recall the last time i was someplace that didn't offer at least one) and there are a gajillion middle eastern and indian places whose menus are 50% if not more vegetarian. french and Italian places also do well with veg. i was a vegetarian for years and never had a problem dining out.
there is also grezzo, which is 100% raw, on prince st., but that is pretty spendy.
are you hankering for something special cuz your op is pretty vague.
Not vegetarian or marketing itself as "healthy", but Henrietta's Table uses tons of fresh, varied (and local) produce, especially at lunch time. I had lunch there last week and was pleasantly surprised to find 4 or 5 interesting salads on the menu. (I had the arugula, nectarine, goat's cheese, spiced pecan salad special.) There are always a couple of vegetarian cooked entrees too. That's where I go when I want a broad, tempting selection of vegetables, without any mystery ingredients. It's nice to find that minus an atmosphere of deprivation.
Davis Sq: Martsa on Elm (Tibetan) and Chipotle have vegan dishes.
Harvard Sq: Veggie Planet and Asmara (Ethiopian/Eritrean) also have vegan dishes
Porter Sq: (or 77 bus) Elephant Walk (French & Cambodian, which also has locations in Boston and Waltham) and Boca Grande have vegan dishes.
Haven't been yet, but on 77 bus line in East Arlington, Kathmandu Spice appears to have vegan dishes and Flora has a new veg tasting menu (but it's on hold during restaurant "week" which apparently lasts all of Aug).
Not too far from the commuter rail line in Waltham is Karibu (Ugandan) has vegan dishes. Also in Waltham but farther from the station is Masao's Kitchen.
Do you know about happycow.net?
Depending on how much walking you want to do...there's Life Alive in Lowell's...we walk there from the commuter rail station.


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PALATKA, Fla. (AP) - Authorities in north Florida say a 24-year-old man faces first-degree murder charges stemming from a 2007 stabbing.
A grand jury on Monday indicted Daniel Lucas Wilkinson, who is serving time at Suwanee Correctional Institute in Live Oak for multiple charges.
Palatka police say 25-year-old Stephen Richardson died from multiple stab wounds in July 2007.
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Police say they found Richardson's body after his mother asked them to check on him. Police haven't released a motive.
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Follow the Dark side of the Force when you wear this Star Wars Savage Opress child costume. The black and gray character jumpsuit of this boys Sith costume features a belt and comes complete with an elaborate character mask. You'll surely dominate Halloween!
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Olive Oil Lyrics - Happy Mondays
Which one of you, has got to be so sad for,
and what'd ya look ashamed about
always on downer,that just sounds like you.
And your waiting for some things to jump out of that tree,
And then in hundred years, i'll be so free. i'm so green,
i've got to be sick to believe.
I had to ask mister fixit,
everybody on this stagecoach likes robbin' an' bashin'
big blacks and blonds smokin' mounds and mounds of hash,
thats sweet,
the bigger the tree the better the time.
Yeah I can see now, how you're looking for someone who's still,
a lot more funkier,
a lot more ooohh,
well thats the way it seems is what the way you are.
Your still pinned in that room,and the roof drops in,
and said 'ello goodbyes and a few months later your mine,
At this rate even sooner,
Still a lot more funkier, still a lot more you...
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406 sbc Carb size??
Hi I just bult a 406 sbc and Im almost finished. I have a 750 holley and I was wondering if I could go any bigger, and if so what do you recomend??
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400 sbc 2 bolt 817 block bored .030 over = 406
Stock crank
Melling High Volume oil pump
Eagle I-beam 5.7 rods
floting .030 over speed pro flat top 4 valve relief hypertonic pistons
Clevite bearings
Balenced rotating assembly
190 cc aluminum heads 64cc chamber (I know i could have gone bigger but i got a good deal on them)
1.5 roller rockers (Got a good deal on them too!)
Voodoo 60105 Cam and lifters
Lift int/exh .525/.546
Duration @.050 241/249
Weiand Team G intake
1 inch carb spacer
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The 750DP is very responsive for around town street duty.
Its a good overall carb.
750 is probably fine for that camshaft.If you ever upgrade the cam then an 850 will make a few more MPH in the 1/4. I use a 950 and drive mine on the street,works excellent.I started with a BG 830 demon.
If you want a big big top end try a street tunnel ram with a pair of edelbrocks.
The tunnel ram is a little much for me right now. But if I come across one for cheap and I want to try it out what size should the two carbs be??
You won't find a complete setup cheap unless there's something major wrong with it. For a good used setup expect to pay anywhere from $500-$1000 depending on what it is.
when I used 2 x 4 bbl on my street car, I used 2 x 750s. For some reason people think that you divide 1 four bbl in 1/2 and use 2 small 4 bbls,not true.You would use 2 carbs the same as if you used 1 carb on a single carb manifold( approximately) Tunnel rams come with different plenum sizes same as single plane intakes. If you buy a "cheap" tunnel ram,expect the same performance as buying a cheap single four BBl with an extra carb to add to the confusion.
Look for long runners with a relatively narrow cross section for a good street tunnel ram (it'll help mid range torque). Short runners with a wider taper are for top end power. A good example of this is comparing a LT1 intake to a TPI intake, the TPI intake produces much higher low end torque and the LT1 intake produces higher peak hp. This is also the primary reason for a dual plane intake- runner length and packaging.
I would be inclined to use the 750 Edelbrocks on a tunnel ram.
One of the reasons is the near equal pri sec throttle/venturii size.
Another reason is they are cheap and easy to buy.
Viinny is right on. If you choke a tunnel ram down with small carbs
don't expect big power. The manifold needs to breath deep.
If you want tunnel ram power and you see one offered with the typical 450cfm holleys
(fine for the T bucket/cruiser set with restrictive heads, small cam and restrictive exhaust)
Just buy the manifold and get your own carbs. (650-750)
Both the Edelbrock Street Tunnel Ram and the Weiand Hi ram are good.
The air valve secondaries give it the street flexability.
Your cheapy heads will need full porting.
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I organize a luncheon once a month and people eye's are bigger than their appetites. Need help creating a polite sign at my sandwich area that implies "Don't be a pig - take a reasonable serving". Can anyone give me some suggestions that would work? Thanks.
not exactly on point, but a remember a place in portland that called itself an "all you care to eat" restaurant. maybe thats a jumping off point for your thinking
Possibly a cartoon may be better. There are a few here. I like the one that says "I'd like to help but I've got too much on my plate at the moment."
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Along those lines... perhaps put half out at first then put out the remainder when the latecomers arrive?
I used to volunteer and put out cookies or some other baked goods for after our shift. There were volunteers working in three areas, two of which got finished ahead of my area. If I put out all of what I brought there'd often only be a handful of cookies left for my group - so not near enough to go around... something Mom always said was bad manners. I started putting out half for the others and holding half til we were done our work. Problem solved.
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I'm in favor of smaller plates... it's a Luncheon, after all.... and... not putting everything out at once. A Home Ec. teacher told me that a long time ago. Oh, and don't forget the doilies. LOL
Small plates are good, but, can you have someone serve? Sometimes it is such a special touch to be served ;-)
Also though the biggest tip is to use smaller serving spoons. It makes a HUGE difference in how much people take. We are just wired to take a spoonful but when it is a smaller spoon like serving spoon vs a spoon the size you might cook with people actually do take less.
When all the kids at church were hogging the good bits of the potluck lunches we switched to having someone serve from the kitchen for a few months... personally I'd just get smaller plates - instead of dinner-sized paper plates put out the snack-sized ones and maybe they'll get the hint.
Portion sizes also matter. Whenever we have a catered lunch, they always seem to have half sandwiches and sides. Unless the sides are hearty and really fabulous looking, I just end up taking 2 halves. Even though they tend to be large half sandwiches, I know one half just won't be enough. By taking 2, I know I probably won't finish the second half but at least I won't go hungry. I would prefer to have a medium sandwich portion (perhaps made on a baguette or a large ciabatta and cut into 5-6" rathan than on regular 4x4 sandwich bread that is then cut in half. So, what I'm saying is, when 1 is not enough and 2 is too much, most people will take 2. If you offer them a 3/4 sandwich serving and sides, most people will take 1 sandwich.


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