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Anniversary dinner suggestions with wife expecting
Dear CHers,
Our second anniversary is coming up, and we would like to go out an celebrate. However, my wife is expecting, which is great, but it limits some food options -- she can't have too much by way of seafood, nor can she have undercooked meat etc.
Last year we went to the Oak Room, and had a wonderful time.
I was thinking Aujourd'hui -- I've been there once, but my wife hasn't -- and that time was a pretty pleasant experience.
Any suggestions for a romantic setting?
re: ecwashere7
I did a tasting menu at Radius for my Birthday when I was six months pregnant - they were most accomodating to my food restrictions (and to my husband's not wanting to deal with the same restrictions) and it end up being a terrific meal. I also had a good experience with at Craigie Street when pregnant .
I would recommend scouting out Sorellina. They have some incredible food. Radius is goo too though.
I'd pick a place where there is a real connection between the diner and the kitchen.
You might also want to discuss this when you make a reservation. I would expect excellent attention to your needs from L'Espalier, Bina Osteria, Hamersley's Bistro, or #9 Park.
Another idea would be to call the Chef orientated restaurants where they do tasting menus. Those kitchens are used to adjusting things to accommodate allergies and preferences. They are better at improvisation. I would think they would also be able to work around the limitations of a pregnancy.
thanks for the feedback so far. A few questions:
Is radius that good? I've not been there myself, but have heard very mixed things about it. In terms of atmosphere and food, what are the plus/minuses of #9 park, troquet, and the new L'Espalier location (haven't had a chance to go to the new location yet)?
Any other recommendations from CHers?
thanks again,
I ate at both Clio and Hammersley's when I was preggers and both of them had plenty of options. I know at Clio I had the crab and avocado appetizer and some kind of fish for the entree (I think I ate most seafood while pg except for the raw stuff and the mercury laden ones - but my memory's a little hazy). At Hammersley's I had the famous roast chicken and the mushroom appetizer. My husband had the cassoulet which I also tried. The big bummer of it all is not drinking wine with such great food.
re: MrsCheese
thanks for the info MrsCheese. Speaking to Mrs trublue, she says she thinks she would prefer "simple" food -- not too creative/ fatty/ over-filling. Since she's prefering smaller portions, would rather go a la carte than prix fixe if possible, since may not make it to third or fourth course. Hammersley's sounds right: but although I've been there for brunch, that was outside, and I've never looked in -- would the atmosphere be considered romantic? I should say that we tend to opt for fairly formal places for occasions such as these...and it strikes me as fairly casual?
re: trueblu
I don't think of Hammersley's as casual at all. I don't think I'd say romantic but it's a very nice dining room and the food would definitely fit in with the more simple request, but done very well. Aujourd'hui seems like it should be a 5 or 10 year place.
re: Joanie
thanks. I don't really agree on your definition of what should only constitute a "five or ten year place" -- for example, I've already eaten at l'Espalier and Aujourd 'hui for non-special occasions, and it's conceiveable that we won't be in Boston in 3 years' time.
However, from the 'simple' food criteria, Hammersley's seems fine.
re: trueblu
Hammersley's isn't overly romantic, but very nice. I wouldn't call it casual. I would have no qualms about going there for an anniversary. Mine was a birthday dinner though - we did Clio for our anniversary (though I didn't find Clio any more romantic than Hammersley's).
re: trueblu
I agree that Hamersley's is very nice, although not formal, and the service is top-notch. I'd put the atmosphere at just a hair less fancy/formal than No. 9 Park. Maybe somewhere between Eastern Standard and No. 9. The portions are far from small, though.
re: pollystyrene
A lot of people seem to be batting for Hammersley's, and the menu looks spot on. Would I look out of place in a suit (which is what I would normally wear on such an occasion), or even jacket and tie?
re: trueblu
I've definitely seen plenty of men there in jacket and tie, and I doubt you'd look out of place in a suit either. It's one of those places where just about everyone looks nice and a few really dress up.
Well, we settled on Hamersley's in the end. There was good, indifferent, and very good about the evening.
In terms of venue: I would say this is _not_ a great anniversary place: it is a pretty dining room (we were put in the side room -- ? because it was meant to be quieter -- although a fairly loud party of four sat next to us, and with the tiny tables with no space inbetween, we could hear not only every word, but the sound of the chewing), but it is not even close to "fine dining". We had two waiters -- one very charming and friendly, the other surly and silent.
Furthermore, I had booked through "open table" and specified in the notes that this was our anniversary, and that my wife was pregnant (from a food resiriction point of view). Either they didn't bother to read this bit, or they didn't care. Certainly noone mentioned our anniversary, and I had to remind the waiter that my wife was pregnant (wrt to some menu suggestions that he offered), so that was rather disappointing.
However, venue and service aside, the food was really very good indeed. My wife had the curried carrot and lentil soup to start, which was v. good, and I had the salad of roasted pear -- which was sublime. To follow, my wife had the roast chicken -- which again was very good indeed (although I would argue that I can make one to the same standard) and I had the cassoulet, which was excellent, and which I could never make in a month of sundays. One minor point: the cassoulet was a bit light on the confit side, with more pork than duck, (although all the meats in it were delicious).
We opted to share a dessert, and had the 'special' which was a trio of mini apple strudel, lemon pudding, and a chocolate baked alaska. This was rather disappointing overall, although perfectly edible. The baked alaska was not hot on the outside, and just frozen on the inside. The lemon pudding was fairly nondescript, and the strudel was fine.
As a minor aside: I had a good walk through the dining room, and I was the only customer wearing a tie, although a fair number were wearing jackets. I don't think this is just a venue issue: I have found dining out in America becoming increasingly casual. E.g. at one of the tables in our little side room, two ladies were dressed fairly formally, but the man, although 'smart' was wearing a jacket and shirt, no tie -- and they were in their 60s+.
Overall, we had a very nice evening -- ultimately, I would rather we went somewhere where we had nice food than a pretty place with bad food. My wife enjoyed her meal, which is important. But it somehow lacked the 'wow' factor that one desires for an anniversary celebration.
re: trueblu
next time try Radius. Had my birthday dinner there and the service was amazing.


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- sivyaleah Jan 23, 2006 03:11 PM
I didn't realize that 'wichcraft had a branch in Bryant Park. Website said it's opened yearly - is this so? It's a bit of a walk from my office but not so far as to make it impossible. Also, how's the food? The menu looks quite amazing and I'm in need of something new and different - been working/living in very adjacent neighborhood for far to long and am totally bored by everything at this point.
They've been open since this past summer. I've only eaten from the sandwich kiosk. The few options at the salad/soup didn't do it for me and I've been meaning to try to Ice Creamery one, but something about a $5 milk shake keeps me away, even though I love the $4 shakes at Shake Shack. All the sandwiches are pretty pricey. About $5 for the grilled cheese and up to around $9 for the others. I've had the roast pork, grilled cheese and the turkey/avocado and all were great.
re: ES
I've gotten so used to those kind of prices from Chez Laurence in Murray Hill for lunch nearly every day for the last 10 years that they don't shock me LOL.
I find it hard to get a decent semi-healthy lunch around this area without resorting to spending wads of cash. So, I've resigned myself to my $10 lunches daily. Rare is the day I can spend less. So, 'wichcraft would be a nice alternative to giving Chez L my hard earned money - may as well spread it around. I've probably put the owner's son through college already.
I have found the food to be OK and not much more than that. Plus they seem to run out of a lot of items, so it's a real crapshoot.
Link: http://nycnosh.com
re: Nosher
Running out could be a problem - I don't usually go to lunch until around 2ish. Well, maybe I'll wait until a nice day and take a walk over and check it out - but no $5 milkshake for me.
re: sivyaleah
I went recently after ice skating and had a goat cheese sandwich that was really fresh-tasting and good. Agree it's quite pricey - makes it seem more like a special occasion lunch than an everyday thing.
Their sandwiches have always been pricey, but very tasty!
They also make a great cinnamon bun for breakfast.
re: Blumie
The lines are not too long. The wait for hot sandwiches can be about 5-10 minutes, but the cold ones are usually ready to eat. I love the sicilian tuna. My mom (age 64) had one and declared it the best tuna sandwich she'd ever had.
re: Blumie
Right after I typd my post, I decided not to wait for responses and just give it a try. I walked over to Bryant Park and arrived five or ten minutes after noon. There were only about half a dozen people in front of me in line, but the line moved slowly nonetheless (I later learned that the order taker is also the order passer-outer, requiring him to jump back and forth between his dual roles).
I ordered a slow-roast pork sandwich with red cabbage, jalapenos and mustard on a ciabatta roll for $8.50. I then walked to the other side of the booth and waited for the order-taker to become the order passer-outer. It took a good 10-15 minutes to get my sandwich, which is not all that bad, but by the time I left, at about 12:25, the line was considerably longer, suggesting to me that the wait -- both to order and to get one's sandwich -- would be considerably longer, too. So unless they were just short staffed today, I do not think I would come during the height of the lunch hour.
The sandwich itself was very good, but it could have been better. While the meat was not dry, it was dryer than it should have been. Also, although the sandwich was on the list of warm sandwiches, it had not been heated sufficiently: the meat itself clearly had been refrigerated and still was slightly cold. I also would have preferred more jalapenos, but that is a matter of personal preference. Other than the dryness and the temperature, the pork was tasty, and the roll was very good.
I'll almost certainly give this place another shot, but it was not the wow-what-a-sandwich experience that I had hoped for.
re: Blumie
Nice write up.
I had a similar experience at their downtown branch about a year ago. Even on a quiet Saturday afternoon they were not as well organized as I would have expected and the order took about 10 minutes. I was also less than thrilled with the sandwich. Though some of the ingredients were above average I remember annoying little notes like meat that was drier than it should have been. It was a smallish sandwich that cost about $2 more than comparable places.
Maybe my experience was atypical - I was never motivated to give them a 2nd try. Your report makes me think I had them right the first time.
re: Blumie
Since that first response about 6 months ago, I've been back a few times and haven't seen the same shortage issues as before (a good thing), but the sandwiches still aren't quite as great as they ought to be, given the price and wait-time. Decent stuff, for sure, but worth waiting for? Maybe.
NYCnosh: http://nycnosh.com
re: Nosher
I agree w/your take on the sandwiches. For me they're worth waiting for at the Bryant Park location ONLY if it's a nice day out and you want to spend your lunch break outside.
re: Nosher
Nosher... you've been to Bouchon Bakery right? How did they compare to those sandwiches? (Considering the similiarities in price, etc.)
re: zGustibus
Yes, we've been to Bouchon Bakery several times and, in general, like the BB sandwiches better than those at 'wichcraft. They're not orders of magnitude better, but they're at least a grade or two higher. That said, I'd rather sit and eat in Bryant Park than inside the Time-Warner Center.
NYCnosh: http://nycnosh.com
re: zGustibus
i think 'wichcraft is much much better--their sandwiches haven't been soggifying in a display case all day (unlike BB), and have delicious and interesting flavor and textural contrasts. the tuna at 'wichcraft is amazing. and the cookies are great too.
their sandwich's awesome!!
wait line during lunch hour especially on summer?
try to go after lunch hour (1 or 2 ish) or else be prepared to wait at least 20 minutes
yeah - i agree about going when it's nice out due to the priciness and the anticipated wait during weekday lunch hours.
the sandwiches are quite good - the grilled gruyere, the sicilian tuna, the pastrami. their soups are usually pretty great, much less expensive, and come with tasty crisp breadsticks. they offer chilled soups now that it's summer and there's rarely ANY wait for the soup kiosk. they also have salads at the soup kiosk, which are good, esp the fennel. i dig their breakfast treats - awesome cinnamon rolls and breads and TDF oatmeal with brown-sugar butter and toasted nuts and dried fruit.
sometimes it's worth the wait just for the peanut butter creamwiches.
'Wichcraft can be pricey, but I think it's definitely worth it. The turkey sandwich with avocado, bacon, and onions is the only thing I've ever gotten there, and it's AMAZING.
I'm surprised there is so much debate here. I love 'wichcraft sandwiches and have always had pretty good staff experiences there. I used to go mainly to the U. Square location, but had also tried the Tribeca one. This past weekend I went to the Bryant Park site and loved it -- yummy sandwiches plus great location. My favorite sandwich is the warm fontina and mushroom one. I also love their cookies and the creamwiches.
re: debra1234
"I'm surprised there is so much debate here."
There's debate because not everyone agrees. That's pretty much standard procedure here.
re: debra1234
We had the Grilled Fontina the other day but didn't love it. Do the mushrooms change with the season? Ours came with Black Trumpets. Is that the one you love?
I didn't intend to discourage debate, so let me rephrase: I'm surprised that several people had disappointing experiences, since I've always loved 'wichcraft so much.
I have noticed that the lines at the Bryant Park location can be long during lunch. Luckily, a new 'wichcraft opened up last week in the area on 46th street between 5th Ave and Madison (closer to 5th Ave around the corner from Barnes and Noble). The lines are considerably shorter (for now).
555 Fifth Ave, on 46th St.
re: DJecho23
For those who would rather eat in the park, the Bryant Park location has ordering online... super quick and easy, and you totally bypass the line. I tried it last week and wrote about it today... check out the pics @ http://midtownlunch.wordpress.com/200...
Online ordering is not available for the one on 46th yet.
I saw this thread earlier & couldn't resist the sudden urge to eat a pork sandwich in Bryant Park. Wandered down there from my office around 12noon. No line-there are 3 kiosks; 1 for sandwiches, 1 for breakfast items & 1 for ice cream. The sandwich experience was very good. As I said, no line-took 5 minutes to heat up my pork & the bread was crunchy-it cost a little under $10. The ice cream kiosk was not open yet-the worker in there said by 12:30pmish. Need to return & try the BLT and for b'fast try the cinammon roll. My first wichcraft experience...in fact I've never eaten at Craft or Craftbar... Need to check them out.
Speaking for the 8th street branch (I'm assuming they have the same menu?) I go for one reason--there's no other place where I can get a marinated anchovy/poached egg sandwich (which is always soaked through and falling apart by the time I get back to the office, but I love it anyway). A little voice in my head always tells me I'm paying way too much, but on the other hand, I guess they can charge what they want because they offer combinations you won't find at any other sandwich shop.
I have noticed that service at the 8th street store can be surprisingly slow, given that there are usually very few customers in there. I just chalked it up to it being fairly new . . .
I once again need to emphasize that ordering a custom sandwich at any wichcraft is the only way to go---fresh - custom and made on the spot to my specifications. I was in Bryant Park the other day and cstomized my BLT with extra Meat and it was free. Thanks again Tom I think the free extra meat on request really makes it a real value-- what a great idea free meat on request! I'll be back for my double meat Coppa when it cools off so get ready guys I am back!

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Thanks for meeting to chat about your upcoming show! Talk a little about the history of the band and where you've played.
This band was born in 2012 in Ho Chi Minh with the interest to make known Latin music in all its magnitude. To date the band has achieved great acceptance from Asians and foreigners visiting the city who have the opportunity to enjoy this band.
The band has performed at several venues in Ho Chi Minh and other cities, including: Caravelle Hotel, Hard Rock Café, Pacharan, Acoustic Bar, Green World Hotel Nha Trang City, the Gran Ho Tram, Vun Tau City, and many events.
Who is currently in the band and what are the band's major influences?
The band consists of 5 members. The percussion Edy Rivera; keyboard Nestor Garcia; singer Yali Remus; dancer Yani Gierra; and of course singer and bandleader Oscar Leyva.
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How did you get involved in the Mansion? Have you played it before? What are you most excited about?
Previously, other Cuban groups were playing as the band Warapo, and they provided very good references for the Mansion. This is our first time, but every time we go to a new place and we are introduced to the place it always excites us. We respect each space in which we present to the audience. That's the most important thing.
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Really we know very little about the music of Cambodia in Cuba. I think the biggest connection between the two parts is the music. Music unites people, and this time we will join in a celebration of Latin music.
What else can we look forward to with Corazon in 2014? Any other shows in Cambodia or elsewhere we should know about?
For 2014 we plan to return to Cuba promote throughout the island. We also want to finish an album with the band's own songs, and continue conquering the hearts of those who enjoy Corazon Latino.
Ho Chi Minh City-based Corazon Latino Band will be playing at the Mansion this Saturday, 10 May, from 830-late. No partying will be too much!
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I met Kenny Smith in Sihanoukville back in 2008.We were both playing mainly acoustic music until I found some second hand drums, and we were later joined by American guitarist, Larry Lowinger. It was then that we realized that electric was the way to go. The energy was there. We first named the band "Route 66″ and it gradually evolved into "Lost Highway."
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The band draws its inspiration from a certain period of American music that includes Chicago Blues from the 50's & 60's which would include Chuck Berry and Elvis and other greats. And we are heavily influenced by the 60's & 70's Psychedelic Blues Rock that began with the British Invasion, bands like The Beatles & Rolling Stones. The late 60's brought Santana, Jimi Hendrix, Eric Clapton, J.J. Cale, Grateful Dead, the list goes on. We play a lot of Classic Rock from this era. That's mainly what we do. We don't stray too far from the blues, though, so you'll be hearing some Texas Blues, like Stevie Ray Vaughn and The Fabulous Thunderbirds, on this show, as well as Blues legends from Chicago, like B.B. King and Little Walter and Muddy Waters. But we also like to play snappy old Rock & Roll numbers. Tunes like "Wooly Bully" and "Tulsa Time", and "Mustang Sally" are fun to play.
How did you get involved in the Mansion? Have you played it before? What are you most excited about?
We played at the old FCC venue back in 2010, when it was up on the roof. I'm looking forward to the Mansion because it's always cool to try out a new room.
And what are your thoughts on music in Phnom Penh and Cambodia in general?
Wow. It's come a long way since when we first began. There were only a few of us doing it back then, some solo artists as well as Filipino groups. Occasionally, some traveling musicians. We were Pioneers of sorts. But now there all these new bands springing up like crazy and all these new clubs. The only new trend I dislike is that some bars have decided to charge a door fee. Music has always been free of charge since I've been coming to Cambodia, all the way back in 2002. It changes the Spirit of the music somehow when there is a door charge. Let's hope the trend doesn't catch on and music remains free.
What else can we look forward to with Lost Highway (or your other projects) in 2014?
I've been working pretty full on with my other band in Siem Reap, "The Koolers." We do some blues but more Soul, Funk, & Reggae. Ken lives in Phnom Penh so we don't play Lost Highway gigs very often anymore, so this should be a special performance. Larry went back to U.S. last month after his yearly holiday, so we'll have one of our former bass men, Dave Z, joining us for this show. And we have a new guy on board, Gary Eyles, on guitar & vocals. I'm planning to record some of my original songs in the studio soon. I also play spot gigs with a jazz band in a few hotels down in Siem Reap. I'd like to tour in the future with at least one hot band.
The other guys have their own projects going on. The Koolers have a Rock & Roll show coming up in May with a Filipino lady singer. I also play some Khmer Rock music with Cambodian Ladies singing the 60's Khmer music. And I also have a Latin Jazz project. I like to mix it up and play with a lot of different people in various styles. I'm not just a drummer.
But, somehow, I keep finding myself back on the road, with Lost Highway, down at the Crossroads, as close as I can possibly get to that magic sweet spot, where the rubber meets the road.
This Saturday, 26 April, Americana/rock band Lost Highway will be playing at the FCC Mansion in Phnom Penh. Starting at 830 and running late into the evening, the band will be bringing a mix of their own tunes and classics to Cambodia's premiere colonial music venue. As usual, FCC will be providing drinks at the Heritage Bar.
Lost Highway plays Classic Rock & Blues. The band originated in Sihanoukville in 2008 and was formerly known as "Route 66." The original players were 3 American expats: Larry Lowinger, Tommy Nick, and Kenny Smith. The long list of expat players who have joined forces with this eclectic crew are a virtual who's who of Blues Rock Soul Jammers who share the passion of this timeless music that has its roots in Americana Rock & Roll.
This Saturday, 19 April, come to FCC Angkor and enjoy our "Cocktail Flashout" event. We're bringing rock and blues music to our pristine restaurant and providing you with cocktails and canapes. For only $13 from 7pm-11pm, you can truly enjoy your Saturday night. View our event page and FCC Angkor Facebook page here for updates!
The ReHousing of Non-Houses (by Dina Chhan and Fani Llaurado) and Big Format Exhibition (by Dina) will be on display for two months inside FCC's Mansion. It is open to the public and free entry. The opening is tonight at 7pm. The artists recently stopped by to talk with FCC about their project.
FCC: Thanks for stopping by! Tell me a little bit about your history as artists and how you wound up working in Phnom Penh.
Dina: I've been painting since I was thirteen years old, and I learned from my teacher, who had been here for a long time, more than 20 years. He taught me different themes and mediums, and I was painting and drawing up until 17. I was excited about art work. Art seemed like my skill and I loved to do it. I was painting a lot. When it comes to art in Phnom Penh: not too many women, even in Cambodia. I'm also interested in this one, and I love to do it, so why not? I was painting and had an exhibition in Phnom Penh, outside in provinces (Battambang and Siem Reap), in Asia (Singapore), and in Europe too, working with the UN on a landmine project. Artwork here isn't like Europe where there are a lot of museums and people encouraging artwork. Phnom Penh is slowly coming up though. As an artist I want to see something more, whether it's in the museum, in the streets, in workshops. I hope in Cambodia women do more art too. It's great that Cambodia has a school, a good school, teaching fashion, design, and visual art. Cambodia people really like art and try to understand. Before, we were thinking about realism, Angkor Wat, trees, and we weren't focusing on the abstract. Now people are painting the abstract. Slowly and slowly people are understanding what abstract means. Most of my work mixes abstract and realism together.
Fani: I'm from Spain and I arrived in Phnom Penh four and a half years ago. I was traveling around Asia and then when I arrived here I fell in love and I tried to see what was going on in my life. In Spain I was a graphic designer/web designer. I started photography ten years ago as it was a hobby for me. When I arrived here, because I was tired of graphic design, I decided to be a professional photographer. I started with my own personal projects. My first was Invisible Pathways. It was about gender roles being broken from unknown women, these women were breaking feminine stereotypes firmly established in Cambodian society and culture. After that I started working with NGOs, like PYD, World education and Open Institute, and organizations like GIZ, IOM and USAID.
FCC: Talk about this exhibition. How did it happen? What's it all about?
Fani: First, I was interested in evictions. I wanted to show how people were and are living. At this moment, people are having this problem moving from one place to another place. They don't have houses. So I asked, what happened back in history, when during the Pol Pot regime people moved to the countryside and then came back to Phnom Penh. I realized that there were a lot of buildings that were social buildings, like cinemas, cemeteries, hotels. People came back and found they could not longer access their homes. First I wanted to show corporate buildings, but we started to think about buildings as homes. It doesn't make sense that it's going to be a home, not like a church or a cemetery. The community made things into houses. This is where people could have their own wishes. We found seven buildings, at least. The exhibition has features five. For us we were thinking about home as a comfortable and safe place and then you realize like with the Hem Cheat cinema, the living conditions are some of the worst conditions. I was researching buildings and I proposed to Dina to collaborate with the idea, because I think the local point of view is completely necessary in this project. She was really interested in knowing those buildings and their history. And one of the things that most surprised was she not having discovered before.
Dina: With this exhibition we worked together and we found success. We had a lot of fun working together. We did research on these buildings, especially after the Khmer rouge. People living after Pol Pot destroyed a lot. People living in these houses, and I think we did a good job researching. Even though I'm Cambodian, I don't know anything about Phnom Penh. I didn't know there was an abandoned church in Phnom Penh!
FCC: What has your artistic process been like?
Dina: With this exhibition, there's a sense of music. I love music. I love painting and I love music and when I paint I listen to music. I paint based on the impressions. I paint something, activities in Cambodia, what everyday people do, doesn't matter what. The color is nice and expressions are about people dancing, singing, doing activities like selling things. That is what you see every day.
Fani: After learning how the movement of the people in Cambodia happened, the best idea for me was to work with a Cambodian, as sometimes when working with foreigners, you only see from the outside. Dina and I have known each other for four years. We started this project in January, 2013. We were working at other things and it wasn't a full time project. But for me it was important to have a Cambodian artist who could participate and share her point of view in this. For me, the most difficult thing was at the end, when we had everything. The most difficult part was to give pictures to Dina. We didn't know how to do the exhibition and how to mix the photography and the painting together. At one point, I just gave the pictures to her and said "Choose the ones you like. You need to get inspired by them."
Dina: I thought that the pictures looked nice, but the hard part was finding the composition and see how the artwork could go together. Because sometimes you paint and can't find the composition, and then the painting and photography won't work together. It took a while to work together. But she trusted me and I trusted her and it worked well together.
FCC: How did it feel to visit the buildings?
Fani: Dina explained me that she wouldn't be able to go alone, but with a foreigner the project becomes more serious. With a foreigner it's easy to enter the building. In the cinema the chief of the community told us it was dangerous and we shouldn't be here, and that we need a permit to be here. When we went to the main room we saw some guns.
Dina: It's not easy. Sometimes it's not easy to talk to people there. They are busy, or they are not there, and it's very hard. They don't like it when we try to take a photo of them. Maybe they feel embarrassed, uncomfortable with a Khmer-to-Khmer. The first time you arrive everyone also asks why you're there. With the cinema it's illegal to be there. It belongs to the government and one day it will be taken away and everyone is very careful. Because one day it will be gone. On a small documentary part, most of these buildings are going to be destroyed soon. With the cinema, they told us we had to ask and get permission first. Because it's not safe being there, potentially. We went in the evening and it felt uncomfortable. There might have been drug people here. People told us to be careful.
Fani: I liked to see the relationship with the people after we visited them multiple times. The third time we visited the buildings, the people would get comfortable with us being there.
Dina: When it comes to the relationship with the people there, we first make sure they're comfortable. People in Cambodia are really friendly. They're friendly if you're nice to them. The people support us as two artists.
FCC: The Mansion seems like a perfect venue for your work. How did you decide on using it as your exhibition space?
Fani: With the Mansion it happened through Our City Festival (OCF), because OCF is based on urban art and architecture. When we heard of the festival and through the OCF, FCC contacted us.
Dina: It's a good opportunity. We're thankful for FCC for letting us have the exhibition there, and we're thankful for people who are asking us to continue, and for supporting us. I think that it encourages us to do more work and in the future we can do better and better. I think that Khmer people should come see it too. I hope that Cambodian people come. I hope people are interested and become artists and keep something from this experience and learn about the freedom to create.
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Are Phil and Tiger still major-worthy? How many more green jackets will Bubba collect? What's with the new Players' playoff? Rory or Jordan? Who will be the last man standing? SI Golf Group convened a panel of experts -- along with a Tour player who participated on the condition of anonymity -- to tackle these questions and more in this Tour Confidential Extra.
1. Are Phil and Tiger done winning majors?
John Garrity, special contributor, Sports Illustrated (@jgarrity2): I'm not even tempted to say they're done. Phil won a major nine months ago and Tiger, who won five times last year, is merely temporarily out of the picture. The majors are where these guys shine.
Alan Shipnuck, senior writer, Sports Illustrated (@AlanShipnuck): They're both losing mojo at a horrible rate. Their bodies are betraying them, but they lust after majors and they have the know-how. If Phil can shake off Merion to win like he did at Muirfield, anything's possible.
ANONYMOUS PRO: Phil played horribly in Augusta, which totally surprised me. It was Phil being Phil—he overprepared and overthought it with that extra wedge in his bag. He pretty much designs a new club for every major these days.
Gary Van Sickle, senior writer, Sports Illustrated (@GaryVanSickle): Maybe beating everyone isn't as satisfying as also outsmarting them.
ANONYMOUS PRO: Sometimes he should just go play.
Michael Bamberger, senior writer, Sports Illustrated: Like many, I'm openly rooting for Phil at Pinehurst. If he calls it a day after that, more power to him. Tiger, if he gets healthy, will be a threat at Augusta for another 15 years.
SHIPNUCK: Don't forget about Tiger and the 2015 Open at the Old Course, where he's won twice. People say this is the year Phil has to get his U.S. Open, but Chambers Bay next year is kind of wide-open; it might suit him perfectly. It's too soon to say they're done.
ANONYMOUS PRO: While there are a lot of good young players out there, I'm not sure how many of them are ready to win majors. Or beat Phil or Tiger on the final nine.
VAN SICKLE: Great players are like recessions—you don't know they're done until years later. How long was it after Arnold Palmer's last major in 1964 before anyone began thinking he might not win another? Probably a decade. We still believed when Jack Nicklaus made another Masters run in 1998 at 58.
GARRITY: Tom Watson challenged for the British Open when he was almost 60. Tiger and Phil can remain competitive for a long time.
2. Do you see more majors or a Hall of Fame in Bubba Watson's future?
BAMBERGER: Bubba will be an Augusta National specialist, but I don't see his game translating as well anywhere else. He could have 20 more Masters chances so why not one or two more wins?
ANONYMOUS PRO: I agree. Bubba's game doesn't travel great. He's all about using length to his advantage, and the U.S. and British Open venues don't play to that—except Pinehurst this year, with no rough. I see him winning another Masters, for sure.
SHIPNUCK: If John Daly can win on the Old Course, that should be a great course for Bubba too, with his ability to shape shots and trajectories. I can't wait to watch Bubba play the next 10 British Opens. It's easy to see Bubba winning two of the next seven or eight Masters.
ANONYMOUS PRO: Bubba is good in an Augusta environment and likewise Riviera, where he won this year. I'm not sold on his putting, though.
VAN SICKLE: With his shotmaking skills, you'd think Bubba would have a better major record. On the other hand, he's only been competing in them for six years.
SHIPNUCK: Bubba is a late bloomer. If we give him one more green jacket and he picks off a British Open, is he a Hall of Famer? Hell, yeah.
GARRITY: If he wins one more Masters, he's got more majors than Greg Norman and Johnny Miller. That's a Hall of Famer.
BAMBERGER: Fred Couples got in the Hall with one major and what, 15 total wins? Bubba doesn't have to win another major; he just has to win a few more Hartfords.


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Show of the Week: Andy Rescues, Is Rescued by Dog Robot in Sunset Overdrive
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5 Questions The Evil Within Leaves Unanswered
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Let's Play Shadow Warrior on Xbox One
The original Shadow Warrior was a 1997 first-person shooter from 3D Realms that did for racism what Duke Nukem 3D did for sexism - that is, contained lots of it. This Shadow Warrior reboots that game, promising to bring it up to date while maintaining the feel of an old-school shooter. The main character is still called Lo Wang, but what are you going to do? You don't mess with a classic joke like that. Discover what has changed as we play Shadow Warrior on Xbox One.
Massive Cleavage vs Zombies Has Both Those Things on Xbox 360
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Shut This Door or Die in One Night Two Crazies on Xbox 360
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Lords of the Fallen: A Dark Souls That Doesn't Hate You?
Lords of the Fallen is a punishingly difficult RPG in which you fight rock-hard bosses in medieval dungeons. When you die, all the experience points you earned hang about the spot where you died in a big cloud. Yes, it sounds exactly like Dark Souls, but Lords of the Fallen's developers are aiming for a game with a feel that's all its own - and one that maybe doesn't hate you as much as From Software's bleak masterpiece.
Show of the Week: The Evil Within vs Jane vs Mike
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Falling Skies: The Game Wishes It Were XCOM: Enemy Unknown
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5 Games You Don't Need If You Buy Dying Light
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7 Impractical Locks That Must Have Seemed Like a Good Idea
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Beehives, Autodrive, Karma and 6 More New Things in Far Cry 4
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Far Cry 4: This is How You Pronounce Ajay Ghale
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5 Ways The Evil Within Reminds Us Why We Love Survival Horror
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Two Claptraps is Twice the Chaos in Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel Co-op Gameplay
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Show of the Week: Mike vs Sherlock Holmes vs Crime
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5 Creepy Silent Hills Fan Theories That Might Just Be True
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'You're in a Thunderdome' in Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare's Exo Survival Mode
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Let's Play: Alien Isolation's Last Survivor DLC
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Let's Play Sleeping Dogs Definitive Edition on Xbox One
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Alien Isolation Review: 5 Things We Loved (And One We Didn't)
The question with Alien: Isolation was never whether the game's super-smart Alien could scare you. That much was guaranteed. The question was always would it continue to scare you. The answer, having played a good 16 hours of the thing is yes. Yes it most certainly can. But the Alien is just one of the five things we liked and there was something we hated too. Hit the jump for our definitive Alien Isolation review.
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Sorority sisters are frighteningly plucked off one by one in this low-budget horror film by Mark Rosman. Katherine (Kathryn McNeil) is a serious-minded, thinking woman whose intelligence is about to stand her in good stead when events turn dark and murderous. She and the more evil-minded Vicki (Eileen Davidson), along with five other women, cannot believe it when their housemother forbids them to throw a big party on June 19th. As a response, the sorority women drown her in the swimming pool. One would think another date might have been negotiated. What they do not know is that the 19th marks the birthday of a very unusual offspring, born to the housemother 20 years earlier in an experimental procedure that left much to be desired. Apparently this son does not appreciate the murder of his mother, and mayhem begins from that point onward, and onward, and onward until the final climactic moment arrives at last. ~ Eleanor Mannikka, Rovi
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Not really. Not a laugh, either," said Katherine Hall Jamieson, a professor of political communication at the University of Pennsylvania. "And actually not a grin. It was really just something that said, `I have an answer to that and I'm holding it.'"Was it appropriate?That, said Jamieson, would simply depend on one's allegiance. "The Republicans are trying to advance the argument that Biden was behaving in an unhinged fashion," she said. The Democrats, of course, thought it was great.Another expert in the field thinks that even if some viewers were offended by the smiling, for lack of a better word, it helped Biden control the agenda."I think it was part of an overall strategy to keep Ryan off stride," said Jerry Shuster, who teaches political communication at the University of Pittsburgh. "He really couldn't ever finish a thought."Jamieson echoed that: "Whenever you're paying attention to the person reacting, it draws attention from the person talking," she said.In any case, it seemed to be just what President Barack Obama needed from his running mate."If I were the president's doctor I would say, `This is just what I ordered,'" Shuster said.ENGAGING, OR A TURNOFF:While many found Biden's grins infectious, some found them immature."That mugging, those condescending looks _ it was a complete turnoff," said body language expert Lillian Glass, author of the upcoming "Body Language Advantage." "He was bullying, he was smug, he interrupted ... I think he lost a lot of his message based on facial gestures."Biden may have been deemed the winner by many, but "from a body language point of view, he did not win this debate," she said.A GOOD FIRST OUTING FOR RYAN:Even though he's much less experienced than Biden, experts agreed that it was a first good outing for Ryan."He passed the threshold of being an acceptable vice president _ through his command of foreign policy, which is a difficult threshold since he's a domestic policy wonk," said Jamieson."He was more gentlemanly," said Glass, in Los Angeles. "He looked at the vice president, and didn't ever mug, or make a face."LONG LIVE THE MODERATOR:ABC's Martha Raddatz got much praise for her smart and swift moderating _ with some people tweeting that SHE was the evening's winner.A noted exception: Fox News host Sean Hannity, who tweeted, "Martha Raddatz is the worst moderator ever." He and some others believed she was too quick to cut off Ryan and to let Biden talk over him.In any case, her performance was seen by most as a clear contrast to PBS' Jim Lehrer's in last week's debate between Obama and Mitt Romney.REBUTTAL WITNESSES:Skillful moderator or not, this debate was much more substantial than the Obama-Romney face-off because the two men answered each other and really engaged in a give-and-take."Both candidates were effective in rebuttal," said Jamieson. "But especially Biden controlled the agenda by rebutting EVERYTHING _ both in words and in gestures."VOCABULARY LESSON:In the Webster's New World Dictionary, "malarkey" means "insincere, meaningless or deliberately misleading talk." 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Even though the rain forced members in full traditional dress inside to announce their petition, Oren Lions, faith keeper for the tribe, says "Rain is a blessing."
The group filed their petition Tuesday with the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights.
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PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) - Residents in the small Rhode Island town of Exeter are voting on whether to recall four town council members who proposed changing the way gun permits are issued.
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Absolute dream location- a four minute stroll (less than 200 yards)down a private lane to private ocean beach access; lifeguarded beach a few more minutes away. It's a quick walk to the train (20 min), so a commute from the City is easy. Hear the sound of the waves as you relax on the deck (complete with a gas Weber), and enjoy great privacy; the backyard borders a large reserve. Outdoor shower to rinse off the sand. Nestled in to the landscape, the house sits on .3 of an acre. Sunlight streams in to large windows from every room. Sliding glass doors open onto the deck from the kitchen, the living room, and the master bedroom! Well equipped, large kitchen with a Viking Range.
If you're reading this listing, you probably know the area already; this place is prime- and you would have a wonderful time here. Though we are renting it out for one to two months, it is also our family's vacation home. So we're making a wonderful home for ourselves, with all the amenities that we love.
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Archaeologists say lake village is well preserved
Building houses on a flood plain is always a contentious issue, especially after what happened on the Somerset Levels last winter, but it's nothing new. Archaeologists have been looking at a site at Glastonbury where they did just that, more than 2000 years ago.
Glastonbury Lake Village was built on a man made island in the wetlands and it's been very well preserved.
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Archaeologists have been digging at the site of a 2,200 year old Iron Age settlement in Somerset.
Glastonbury Lake Village is one if Britain's best preserved sites from the era. It was last excavated over a hundred years ago.
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Features of This Trackhardcore rap influence
club rap influences
old school Influences
southern rap roots
beats made for dancing
syncopated beats
consistent rhyme patterns
southern vocal twang
old school raps
upbeat lyrics
street talkin' lyrics
sexist lyrics
pimpin' lyrics
heavy use of slang
boastin' lyrics
explicit lyrics
a repetitive song structure
backbeat handclaps
a bumpin' kick sound
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