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About This Listing
Space where guests can cook their own meals
Towels, bed sheets, soap, and toilet paper
Central heating or a heater in the listing
Space where guests can cook their own meals
Towels, bed sheets, soap, and toilet paper
Central heating or a heater in the listing
In the building, free or for a fee
In the building, free or for a fee
Continuous access in the listing
Breakfast is provided.
The listing can accommodate a gathering of 25 or more attendees
Easy access to the building and listing for guests in wheelchairs
Private or Shared
Free, in the building or nearby
Posted emergency information and resources
The Space
The "Vico del Poeta" is some B&B and some guesthouse: the original idea was to create a place with which satisfy all kinds of request. Long or brief stays, summer vacations or cultural stays for a week end. The main building is located in the historic centre of Assisi and offers to its guests two mini-apartments. The hospitality is characterized by an important component of kindness. Guests know that they can ask for our help in every moment: we are helpful but discreet. The apartments (close to the main square and to all the most important monuments) are in a quiet but suggestive alleyway.
Lignum is the first and bigger of our studio apartments.
It's a 40 square meters local style apartment.
The large fireplace resides in the middle of the room in front of the comfortable double bed, to which add one extra single bed or a cot. The Terra-cotta tile floors and the exposed beam ceiling completes the ambiance. The kitchen is equipped with a stove top, refrigerator and everything you need to prepare your meals. The bathroom has a sink, bidet, toilet and box shower. The adjacent laundry room is equipped with a sink, washing machine and drying rack. Of course there is a private entrance to the apartment.
The Vico has its strong point being in the same time very close to everything and in the real historical centre but also in a secondary alleyway really intimate and quiet. You feel like at home, an very relaxing home.
The Neighborhood
Via Jorgensen is a quiet and intimate alley just below the Rocca Maggiore, the ancient castle on the top of the hill where Assisi is located.
We are in the middle of the way, on the back of the church of Santa Maria delle Rose.
The danish poet J. Jorgesen chosed this small thoroughfare for his long Assisian stay.
Going trough the ancient arch (early medieval) in front of our structure, probably an ancient gate to the original village you find the nice belvedere of Santa Maria delle Rose: take a break to look to the beautiful landscape.
A few steps away down there is the cathedral of San Rufino: the frontage of the church (in particular the rose window) is one of the most known image of this town.
A rich presence of ancient details characterizes this area: we are going to meet the original core of the first roman colony, Piazza del Comune.
Go down by Via San Rufino: it's a short walk...
Here's the main square, the true heart of Assisi: the fountain, the municipal buildings and the roman temple of Minerva.
We only ask the respect of the usual rules of cohabitation.
The check-in is from 14.30
The check-out is before 11.00.
An apartment of 40 square meters with everything that you needs to be independent. Charme and confort are inclusive in the price.
44 Reviews
My husband and I had a lovely time in Assisi, and Stefano was the perfect host. Our communication with him was always prompt and clear, and our arrival process was very smooth. The apartment was even better than we expected from the photos--plenty of space, a clean and organized kitchen, and a good Internet connection as well. One of the best surprises was Stefano's breakfast. We found it hanging on our front door in a cute little basket, full of thoughtful goodies and nutrition. It was a most wonderful anniversary gift to us, and Stefano didn't even know it was our anniversary--that's just the kind hosting he provides. We cannot think of a single thing Stefano could do to improve. We were completely pleased and recommend this place 100%!
Everything was really great! Thank you Stefano for being such a kind and helpful host! We had a wonderful and relaxed time at your place where we were able to cook, wash our clothes and recharge for the rest of the trip!
Stay here if you visit Assisi! Stefano is the nicest guy. Although we arrived before check-in time, he picked us up from Assisi station and took us to his place so we could leave our luggage. He showed us all the good places to visit on a map and said to return anytime in the afternoon to move into our room. The room was really impressive. Everything you could need and really clean and spacious and had everything we needed to cook. You can really tell Stefano takes pride in his property and really cares about what he does. Again, if you visit, stay here!!
Stefano and his family were lovely hosts. He came all the way to the station to pick us up, and was very accommodating and welcoming. The flat is absolutely beautiful!! We even asked if we could stay longer, but unfortunately it was booked up already. The location is perfect, very central, but in one of the beautiful side streets. Stefano and his family are based in their apartment right next to us, so whenever we needed help, he was there for us. He took the time to give us great recommendations. Not only did we go to the main sights, but we also had a lovely 8K walk to a monastery in the middle of a forest. I would highly recommend this room, and Assisi, which are beautiful. We will definitely be coming back!
Stefano met us at the station, provided some good local information and made sure we had everything we needed. The location was perfect and the apartment was very comfortable for the three of us. Our stay in Assisi was very enjoyable because we chose this apartment and Stefano was very welcoming.
Accoglienza al top. Non potevo chiedere di meglio: cortesia, attenzione dei particolari, disponibilità.
Our stay in Assisi at Vico del Poeta was a highlight of our travels in Italy. Stefano is wonderful person and host. The apartment was perfect for us. It is situated in a quiet part of town up just a few feet from some of the most beautiful vistas. We enjoyed our morning croissant and coffee sitting out on a nearby ancient wall overlooking the Duomo and the entire valley. Breakfast was delivered in a basket each morning which was pretty sweet. The apartment is spacious, clean and well appointed. It was a great home to us for our three day stay in Assisi. I highly recommend to anyone who is visiting Assisi, one of our favorite Italian hill towns.
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About the Host, Stefano
Hi, I'm Stefano and I'm the host of "Il Vico del Poeta", a small guest house in the centre of Assisi, town of peace and magic atmospheres.
It's a long time I wanted to create a place through which share my qualities, using the house, and the unique place where I live as a picture frame. I like to talk with people and discover new point of views coming from the world and I like when I see my guests satisfied for their choice (because I know that I'm part of that choice): in a few words, when I see happy people around me.
I think details make the difference; to make a job with passion probably is not enough but it's the first step in "a well-done job".
My idea was to keep close what I love (my family, art, my home) exploiting the possibilities offered by the place where I live: in short to create a kindly and familiar way to give hospitality. Added to this I liked the possibility to preserve a place, a historical building full of memories, sharing with people some of those memories. My advice is the free mingling with the local colours, even if for few days or few hours: to be a traveller, not a tourist (because each of us is in his small a traveller).
Assisi has many different and interesting faces: going around without a strict plane, carried away by the maze of streets is the best way to find our self and bringing back home an amazing quietness.
Each person has the possibility to express an own private desire because everything here, including the stone, seems as having an answer, a suggestion for soul.
Here you can enjoy even just look to the sky.
Every word is a whisper and the time seems really rest.


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Oil cooler for KTMs
RELAX! I know this idea has been around the block for the LC4 but this is just a thought and a FYI for those with RFS bikes. It is from Joe Racer Products, a guy about here (don't know his handle) and supposedly a bang up feller! He organized the recent Clear Creek trial that looked like a hoot!
Anyways, here is his webpage:
Now this is a done deal for the RFS so if y'all want to cool your bikes properly then buy it! The price is cheap IMO.
Now for the LC4... :lol3 what'd'ya think? I know my bike heats up something fierce in the summer: would this help? I remember the discussion about oil coolers making the oil too cold so maybe there could be a petcock for the circuit?
I am more interested in a manual switch for the radiator fan, or better yet a second fan/cowling with a manual switch :evil but this also looks like an interesting idea.
I don't know... you could prolly plumb a little one into the top frame feed line and jam it up inside the fairing on the side of the headlight support... there isn't much space anyplace else.
Or cut a bigass hole in the faring and mouint 'er up high! Send me your fairing... I'll cut the hole. :lol3
I installed an oil temp and a water temp guage on my 620, oil hit about 255-260F the other day on a 13 mile tight woods trail, 1st gear stuff all the way. Overheat light was on as well but I think it comes on too low. Water temp guage read about 220-240.
Doesn't seem to hot for oil, especially the mobil1 I'm using, so I dunno if an oil cooler would be helpful, I doub't I'll do so much tight woods regularly.
A water pump that moves water better and extra fan and switch would do more good. I have a fan on the left rad with a manual switch and had it running the whole time.
My overheat light comes on at about 212F according to the temp guage, a little low I think. My water temp sender is in the little hose that loops around direct from thermostat housing to water pump, I may move it to the head and replace the overheat switch with it.
I'd be satisfied if I could get this thing set up well enough to just idle forever without overheating, but it doesn't look like it's possible with just a fan on one side and a pump that doesn't move a lot of water at low rpms.
Hole in the faring!!! Well, creeper, I guess you have found your "bedliner" :lol3
ps - I dig your hole, :arg did I type that?!? well, it looks custom. :lol3
I will be putting on a windscreen soon (boejangles seat puts me up a bit higher) so I am going custom as well...
"The oil temperature is 30 degrees cooler then when its remains in the sump. This keeps the gearbox, especially the 5th and 6th gears (which are thinner by 20% then 1st-4th gears) at an acceptable temperature, I have seen on my KTM, oil in the 275-300 deg. F. Most motor oils start to burn at the 260. Deg F range."
Had a look last weekend and think that fitting a second fan on the right side could be done with minimal pain. I thought just to wire it in parallel with the current fan circiut.
Oil cooler could also work. Would be an easier/cleaner fit to the adventure as there is already a oil line running to the steeringhead. Just Put your cooler in front of the left radiator and run one short line to the head. As this solution has no way to control oil flow (temp) then it does worries me about over cooling the oil etc. Given that, I personally wont do it.
second, you could always put a petcock in the line to shut off oil flow when the temps are cooler. beats the hell outa figuring out a thermostat controlled valve :arg
Additionally, if the water temp in the water jacket was kept cooler it would also keep the oil cooler.
Last but not least if I was going to get an oil cooler I'd go with a known brand like Jagg or someone. Motorcycle oil coolers aren't anything new.
As for overcooling oil, that would be the last thing I would worry about, even in sub freezing temps, a water cooled bike with a thermostat will make sure it's warm enough. Worst case a manual valved bypass is simple enough.
I still think the problem that I can't get around is low water pump volume at idle and low RPM's. The water pump just doesn't appear to move a lot of water, maybe a better designed water pump impeller?
The cooling system is my only gripe about LC4's, but really I guess most water cooled dirt bikes have the same issues.
I think a manual switched dual fan, and maybe a small 12 volt water pump would do more for keeping an LC4 cool in stopped traffic and tight trails. But at low RPM's at least my bike would put out the juice to run em.
If you want a fan then try the KTM fan for the LC4. Not sure if the cowling would work for your bike but you could try it as well. I might try the manual fan switch first, then second fan/cowling with it on manual and the stocker on auto. Then the oil cooler as a last touch.
It would be great to be stressing this bike in hot climates down south and not have to worry :evil
I added a fan already, used a KTM fan and made my own mounting bracket with aluminum flat bar, I just wired it to a manual switch. It hasn't seemed to help a whole lot, the bike will still get real hot with it on if it just idles long enough or on a long tight woods trail. I can feel a decent hot breeze coming out of the tank shroud holes, was getting a bit hot on my leg actually.
I may try a second fan, but I get the feeling there's also an issue of low water flow at low RPM's. I may also jack around with making a more positive displacement impeller one day.
When my temp light comes on and if yank in the clutch and I rev the bike real hard several times it'll go off for a bit, kinda like if the pump moved more water the light wouldn't come on at all.
Dual Fans
For those that are curious about going the DUAL fan route, check out the new thread I just started:
I guess what is charming about an extra oil cooler
for my KTM 640 Adv is the additional amount of
oil that comes with the cooler. Must be about
half a liter when you consider the pipes and the
radiator. That makes it desirable for me.
Wouldn't that be a nice way to make the EXC
modells more reliable on the road and prolong the
service intervalls?
I wonder why KTM did never offer an additional
oil cooler or even make it stock gear.
Best regards, Svenja Svendura
I read somewhere that about 75% of your engines heat goes into the oil (or into the oil first.)
A cooler for the oil is a good idea.
Some Auto-Trans coolers are designed to flow more when hot/less when cool. If this oil cooler is simular in design it would not "over cool". I would think IF it took too much heat away, the thermostat in you coolant would stay closed for a bit longer, and there would be no problem.
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Robstown man pleads guilty Monday to enticing cousin to phone in bomb threats to refinery
CORPUS CHRISTI - A 26-year-old Robstown man pleaded guilty Monday to enticing another man to make hoax bomb threats to a Corpus Christi refinery.
During a hearing in federal court, Erasmo Luna admitted he convinced his cousin to make several calls Oct. 25 and Oct. 28 to the Valero Refinery claiming there was a bomb on the property.
Luna's cousin, Jose Padilla, 19, previously pleaded guilty to the threats and is awaiting sentencing, federal officials said.
Luna, who worked at the refinery, told federal officials he asked his cousin to make the calls so he could leave work early, according to a news release.
In response to the threats, refinery security, police officers and bomb detection dogs were dispatched to the area, and the FBI launched an investigation. Luna surrendered to authorities in May after a federal raid at his home and has been in federal custody.
Luna faces as much as five years in prison and a fine of as much as $125,000. He also faces three years or supervised release, federal officials said.
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Autumn is my favourite season (not that we get a great deal of it in Auckland); I adore the warm colours, the textures, the crunch of leaves and the clear, crisp days. This shoot by JENNA HILL that we featured in Issue 10 of MAGNOLIA ROUGE MAGAZINE embodies all that and more. I'm smitten with the beautifully organic nature of the florals by Melinda from A NEW LEAF FLORAL and the table setting is elegant simplicity at it's very best. Wouldn't you just love to rug up and have a lazy lunch in this scene?
Claire & Jamie had a classic wedding in the mountains with a touch of country as captured by ASHLEY MERRITT PHOTOGRAPHY. Kendra, planner and stylist from SIMPLY GRAND WEDDINGS & EVENTS tells us; "When Jamie and Claire were packing up their moving truck, getting ready to move to Boston, no ring on her finger, we all knew it was only a matter of time before we got the call. But the call didn't come. For a while. A long while. But Claire was patient and trusted Jamie knew the right thing to do, make this girl his wife [already]! Finally, one morning in late April, I got the call from both Jamie and Claire who could barely speak they were so excited. They had just taken a walk to the lighthouse where Jamie proposed and they couldn't wait to start planning their big celebration. It set in quickly that we only had four months to plan the perfect September wedding. We quickly chose the Mead Ranch as the venue. Jamie and Claire fell in love with its wide open green hay fields surrounded by the mountains they had so many adventures in together while living in Jackson. We wanted to capture the couple in every detail of the wedding day. September 6th was blanketed in warm sunlight and framed by dramatic storm clouds exiting above the mountains. Due to a rainy August, the fields were still spring green!"
"Claire, a classic beauty, wore a lovely lace BHLDN dress with pearl flower earrings and cowboy boots. Her bridesmaids wore light pink lace fit and flare dresses with the same boots as Claire. They carried bouquets made with vibrant pink, white, and green flowers. The groom and his groomsmen wore Jamie's Jackson staples, Mountain Khakis and cowboy boots paired with crisp blue and white shirts, blue wool vests, and ties. Leisurely waiting for the wedding day to begin, Jamie and his groomsmen hung out in the shade of a vintage Airstream trailer sipping some of the Mead Ranch's own whiskey, Wyoming Whiskey. The bride arrived at the ceremony in an old turquoise Ford truck with her dad behind the wheel, his eyes a little misty. The truck, a reminder of Jamie's old, loud, beat up truck that he drove when they first met, later acted as their getaway vehicle. The couple stood under an arch made of old pine fence posts from the ranch adorned with pink and white roses, sweet peas, and hydrangeas creating a sweet femininity.
After the ceremony, guests enjoyed cocktails and appetizers in the warm sunlight in the hay field while seated at a remote lounge space. Inside the tent, the tables where adorned with chunky blue and white striped table runners and natural linen napkins that lent an east coast texture to the natural wood farm tables. The vintage mix and match china in turquoise and floral patterns were carefully picked by Claire and her Mom at Flea Markets and Antique shops in Claire's hometown of Macon, Georgia. Each centerpiece was different from the next with lovely pink and green flowers arranged on vintage found tea cups, brass chalices, cake stands, and amber glass. Aged deer and elk antlers were used throughout giving a nod to Jamie's love for hunting out west. An old blue writing desk was placed a the tent entrance holding pictures of Jamie and Claire's parents, grandparents, and siblings on their wedding days as a reminder of the wonderful marriage legacy that led to them.
As the night sky pushed the sun over the Tetons, the bride and groom took a sunset walk on a ridge above the ranch with champagne in hand. An important moment alone before the party really got started. Down below, guests dined in the tent lit by warm candle light, toasting the bride and groom as they entered and intermittently during dinner. Jamie and Claire's comfort, warmth, and evident joy was echoed by every one of their family and friends. Huge grins, roaring laughter, and happy tears flooded the reception tent throughout the entire night. The party came to a close as Jamie and Claire exited through a glowing tunnel of sparklers held by their cheering friends."
Photography Ashley tells us; "Claire & Jamie utilised a friend's old turquoise truck for their wedding, and Claire surprised Jamie by having her dad drive the truck from the house they were waiting in to the beginning of the aisle. It was a perfect surprise for Jamie and all the guests! At the end of the evening, the plan was for the truck to be the getaway vehicle as well. But as it turns out, the truck died 10 seconds in to their exit! Not to be deterred, Claire and Jamie hopped out of the truck and ran, hand in hand, back to the house where they were changing to really leave."
Photographer ASHLEY MERRITT PHOTOGRAPHY / Wedding planner & stylist SIMPLY GRAND WEDDINGS & EVENTS / Florals SOMEDAY SOON FLOWERS / Catering GENEVIEVE CATERING / Cake JACKSON HOLE CAKE COMPANY / Tent & rentals CANVAS UNLIMITED / Additional rentals SILVER BUNGALOW and HUNTER GATHERER / Tabletop LA TAVOLA LINEN and DISH WISH EVENTS / Dress BHLDN / Band WHISKEY MORNIN / Cinematography APRES EVENTS / Venue MEAD RANCH
The fabulous HEATHER ROWLAND teamed up with stylist Katy Bohls of WITHOUT WAX, KATY who also created the stunning florals you see here. Pairing native Texan grasses with hints of country chic elements the result is an earthy yet sophisticated design. The gorgeous model wears a free flowing silk gown from DREAMERS & LOVERS and makeup artist ANDREA JUAREZ gave her a natural and simple look. All in all pretty dreamy if you ask us!
Photographer HEATHER ROWLAND / Styling & flowers KATY BOHLS OF WITHOUT WAX, KATY / Paper YULING DESIGNS / Hair & make-up ANDREA JUAREZ / Dress DREAMERS & LOVERS / Grand chair SUITE 206 / Model ASHLEY JO GREEN


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Men's Shirtless Denim Fashion Show
Men's Shirtless Denim Fashion Show
A good pair of jeans is a wardrobe essential for every man, but there are lots of options besides the boring old blue baggy style. Style expert and author of "The Style Checklist" Lloyd Boston visits Access Hollywood Live to show some "wild" and "mild" choices in denim and it looks like the models have lost their shirts, again! What are some of the biggest denim trends for the fall? Lloyd's book, "The Style Checklist," is available now.
wardrobe essentialal for every man but lots of options to. And author of the style check list is here to show us some wild and mild choice ins denim and it looks like the models are getting ready for this. What are the big trend in denim. Camo of course. Military is back. Motorcycle inspired. Motel 0for short. These are wearable trend the real guy trying to up grate grade and update the look and wear this fall. Real guys these are studs. They are. Look. See how it goes on the runway. Should we runway. Should we give a start. No. 1 authentic if distress. We can recognize from a distance. Authentic distress. These usually happen over time but a lot of guys don't want to wait sow get them distressed from the local store. This is SHAWN John 69.50 and I love this. Soft distress that will actually get better over time. Fuller thigh and fuller back side if you will so you want to straight leg. The leg and the butt. Athletic fit. That is cooped of the mild choice if they are wearing it at home fun. Want to go wild I love this look here. John is rocking robin's Jean. Texture do this with a simple t-shirt and sneaker this is a fit that is grit for leaner frame so guy throughout on the slimmer side, that cut is grit for your figure. Those are kind of wild. Good job boys. Look no. 2 hip hue. Yes. Now we are talking color. Guys finally wearing bold color. I love these. Ladies love a man in color. Men are afraid of it sometimes it brings the ladies closer to you. Boy goes for the color we like color. Dan is rocking Buffalo jeans. Actually these are both from Buffalo jeans. I love the cherry red on him. Low ride. Slim fit. 99 dollars this is ideal for longer torso so Daniel has the longer torso. This is grit look that shorter rise. Turn up the volume go for what Derek is wearing. From Buffalo. Audrey yellow and this cloris best on tan skin or dark skin if you which. Like I could rock these they won't wash me out. If you pull them off make sure you have a little tan. My eye Rish husband mit not rock the yellow. The jacket is great choice. The jack it cool down the pants. This 40's banana republic and only better over time as you wash it. They are getting better over time. All right boys. Thanks so much. Let's go from no. 3 military inspired. Yes. Now this the is a trend that has become a new classic. Look at John first. So if you don't want to look like you just came off the battle field this is a cool version from rough skin. Chocolate brown. Look close-up on the pants. You can see the camouflage is big in a jacket really subtle. Stretch. If you buy stretch go smaller because they will give over time. Look at his bag many. That's from a company called M and in herring bone leather a little tight feel but not too literal. Nick is rocking think denim. A brand new labelment and I love it because this is kind of a cropped version. Little bolder on the camouflage color. 69 dollars I'm sorry 58 dollars. Shorter crop cut so if your man is short beware could make him look shorter. I have love the bag. Brand new company. Scrap. Military company. They use scrap from authentic military stuff or vintage fabric. That's a great tote back for the weekend. Last look number 4. Motocross. Inspired by motocross if you women. I got it. First of all give a hand to the grit model. Let's do it. And I love the fact that the guys are here in Los Angeles give their time to help out. On the left the guess Jean classic label we love. If you prefer the white Jean thinks actual lay black Jean with white spray coating. So they stretch. You want to freeze them instead of washing them it keeps the coating on them. If you have coated jeans that's why I'm here. Alex rocking the similar verify coated foil jeechbility pleated knee like motorcycle pants. Can you turn around because the booty. Oh, Cameron look at you. This is if I just blush. Oh, my. I love this robin Jean because look like motorcycle Jean but this is great for the holiday. New year's eve. We got distracted by thegot distracted by the back side. Thanks so much. Kandace walk up there in the middle. A shot with you and the boys. Check list out now. Get


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Anyone have an idea on makeing a jig for align. frames from funny cars and such thanks for your help steve.
Frame building Jig
Started by dragnut, Jun 17 2012 04:00 AM
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Posted 17 June 2012 - 04:00 AM
Posted 17 June 2012 - 05:04 AM
What I usually do is get a nice straight piece of wood or sometimes even a piece of styrofoam as a base and then draw out the frame on a piece of paper and glue it to the wood or foam. Then as I build the frame I stick small metal pins into the base on each side of the part that needs to be held in place while it is being glued. Hope this helps. Billy
Posted 17 June 2012 - 05:36 AM
there's some very adaptable ideas here: http://www.modelcars...wtopic=57760=
watch the video, too
watch the video, too
Posted 18 June 2012 - 05:47 AM
This is another example from kennb.
Posted 18 June 2012 - 06:24 PM
thanks everyone for your help know to try and make a jig board/table
Posted 24 July 2012 - 12:09 PM
1/2 or 3/8's steel plate or heck, 1/4 would even work i suppose, and a good selection of strong magnets is what i use.
mine is 8x20x 3/8's inches.
mine is 8x20x 3/8's inches.
Posted 02 September 2012 - 08:25 AM
Cork tile and tee pins are another cheap and easily obtained at hardware, big box home improvement stores, craft stores and even at "wally world"


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Ethnic restaurants provide a taste of variety for everyone not lucky enough to travel frequently or secretly live in the United Nations food court. Have a far-flung feast with this Groupon.
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The menu explores Central and South America as well as the Caribbean with small plates such as slow-roasted pork tamales and shrimp ceviche with cucumber, radish, onions, and fresh lime juice. Dark-chocolate ice cream and a moist banana tres leches cake end meals on a sweet note, following sips of a modified mojito made with house-infused pineapple rum.
When most people go on vacation, they return with souvenirs for friends. But when Chef Alex Gurevich traveled to Latin America, he came back with a plan. Inspired by the rich cultural traditions in the eclectic cuisine he sampled, Gurevich decided to create a space that embraced the spirit of Central America, South America, and the Caribbean. The result: Limón, and the fresh, cultural-blending novoandino style of cooking that fills its menu. And it hasn't gone unnoticed. Shortly after opening, 5280 magazine praised the eatery's devotion to bold, yet accessible flavors, placing Limón on its list of Denver's Best New Restaurants in 2006.
The menu's shareable small plates are divided into three sections, each featuring classic dishes as well as refined interpretations of staples from a specific region. Grilled skirt steak with chimichurri sauce and empanadas stuffed with corn and black beans evoke the flavors of Argentina while the ropa vieja's slow-roasted shredded beef stamps diners' passports and pushes them on a plane to Cuba. Even the drink menu transcends borders, with its caipirinhas—Brazil's famously simple cocktail of cachaça, muddled lime, and cane sugar—alongside more familiar margaritas with house-made sweet-and-sour mix.
The exposed brickwork and mocha-brown walls of Limón's dining area create the same sense of warmth and coziness as the menu. Dark wooden tables nestle against high-backed, terracotta-red booths or an avocado-green half wall, while other seats border the front wall's picturesque windows. At night, the sconces, teardrop-shaped pendant lamps, and burning piles of unnecessary travel guides light the space, lending a soft glow to the entire room.
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Singer Biographies
- Eric Alatorre
- Michael Bresnahan
- Brian Hinman
- Ben Johns
- Matthew Knickman
- Cortez Mitchell
- Nate Pence
- Kory Reid
- Alan Reinhardt
- Marques Jerrell Ruff
- Darita Mara Seth
- Adam Ward
Eric Alatorre
ERIC ALATORRE, bass, joined Chanticleer in the last century. Really. Now in his 25th season, he is the provider of much of the Chanticleer lore from former times and is enjoying sharing the joy of singing with some of his colleagues who are, quite literally, a new generation of singers. He still enjoys being able to perform all over the country and the world, which gives him plenty of time to explore his other passion: food. A part-time hedonist and full-time wine enthusiast, he is always looking for another wonderful dining experience to share with friends and his fellow singers on the road. His other passions include promoting Apple products to others, eating his way around the world, being married to his wonderful wife Dorothee, and enjoying watching his daughters Mia and Clara discover the joys of learning English, German and Spanish.
Michael Bresnahan
MICHAEL BRESNAHAN, tenor, is thrilled to be in his third year with Chanticleer. A West Virginia native, he received his B.M. in Vocal Performance at the Chicago College of Performing Arts, where he studied with Mark Crayton and Matthew Chellis and sang several leading roles. He then received a Master's Degree in Music Education from VanderCook College of Music and worked as a choir teacher at a high school in downtown Chicago. He sang with some of the finest church choirs in Chicago, including the choirs of Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church and Fourth Presbyterian Church. His other interests include country two-stepping, random adventures, and delicious food.
Brian Hinman
BRIAN HINMAN, tenor, is in his ninth season with Chanticleer. Born in the suburbs of Chicago, he spent his childhood singing in choirs. Brian studied vocal performance at the University of Tennessee in addition to acting at the Larry Singer Studios and jazz with Joe Solomon, both in New York City. He has sung with rock bands, bluegrass bands and gospel choirs and has a long string of theater credits including lead roles in regional productions of Company and How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying. This is also Brian's ninth season as Chanticleer's Road Manager. He recently Co-Produced Chanticleer's latest pop/jazz studio album, Someone New, with Leslie Ann Jones and Jace Wittig.
Ben Johns
Guest Artist
BEN JOHNS, Chanticleer's Director of Education & Guest Artist, finished his master's degree in Choral Conducting in 2009 at the University of California, Irvine and holds undergraduate degrees in Dance, Vocal Performance, and Chemistry. Mr. Johns earned merit-based graduate fellowships, teaching assistantships and scholarships from the Tom and Elizabeth Tierney, Ann and Gordon Getty, Mary and Philip Lyons, and Sunny Brown Scholarship Foundations. He also earned the Chancellor's Award for Excellence in Undergraduate Research for his honor's thesis topic, "Exploring the Neurobiological Basis for the Effect of Movement on the Voice," a topic he presented at the American Association of Physics Teachers conference at California State University, Sacramento in 2004. Ben sang in the Chanticleer ensemble for three years before moving to his current position as Chanticleer's Director of Education. His education duties include, but are not limited to, directing Chanticleer's LAB Choir and giving master classes to Bay Area high school and middle school choirs. Outside Chanticleer Mr. Johns continues to sing and conduct. He is artistic director of Musae, teaches voice privately, and has taught at Diablo Valley College and UC Davis.
Matthew Knickman
MATTHEW KNICKMAN, baritone, is proud to be in his fourth season with Chanticleer. Born in Korea, he started singing as a boy at St. Stephen's Cathedral Choir of Men and Boys in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. He holds degrees in vocal performance and pedagogy from Westminster Choir College. As a member of the critically acclaimed Westminster Choir and Westminster Kantorei, he performed with the New York Philharmonic, Dresden Philharmonic, & New Jersey Symphony, and was led by celebrated conductors, including Alan Gilbert, Lorin Maazel, Kurt Masur, Harry Bicket, Charles Dutoit, Rafael Frühbeck de Burgos, Richard Hickox, Neeme Järvi, Bernard Labadie, Nicholas McGegan, Julius Rudel, Stefan Parkman, Joseph Flummerfelt, and Andrew Megill. He has also performed with Les Violons du Roy et La Chapelle de Québec, Early Music New York, Opera Company of Philadelphia, Opera Theatre of Weston, and Spoleto Festival U.S.A. He has been a soloist in numerous oratorios and Bach cantatas, including the St. John and St. Matthew Passions with early music organizations such as Fuma Sacra, Philadelphia Bach Festival, and Carmel Bach Festival. In 2010, he was a Finalist in the Sixth Biennial Bach Vocal Competition for American Singers. When not singing, Matthew enjoys comfort foods and is an exercise and nutritional science enthusiast.
Cortez Mitchell
CORTEZ MITCHELL, alto, is a native of Detroit, MI. He graduated from Morgan State University with a B.A. in music and a B.S. in mathematics and holds an M.M. in voice from the University of Cincinnati's College Conservatory of Music. As Minnesota Opera's first resident artist countertenor he performed the role of Cherubino in Mozart's Le Nozze di Figaro and covered Nicklausse in Offenbach's Les Contes de Hoffman. With Urban Opera he performed the role of 1st Witch in Purcell's Dido and Aneas. He has been featured in solo performances of J.S Bach's Cantata#147 Herz und Mund und Tat und Leben with the Dayton Philharmonic, R. Nathaniels Dett's The Ordering of Moses and Adolphus Hailstork's Done Made My Vow with the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra, Rachmaniov's Vespers in St. Petersburg Russia, and Wynton Marsallis's All Rise with the Lincoln Center Jazz Ensemble. Cortez has received awards from the National Opera Association, The Washington International competition and the Houston Grand Opera Elleanor McCollum competition. Mr. Mitchell is in his eighth season with Chanticleer.
Nate Pence
NATE PENCE, soprano, is thrilled to begin his career with Chanticleer. He received a full ride to Southern Virginia University, a private liberal arts college in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia, where he studied voice with soprano Christine Schadeberg and received his Bachelors degree in Music. He regularly performs as a soloist in such pieces as Handel's Messiah, Bernstein's Chichester Psalms, Orff's Carmina Burana, and other popular concert works. While performance has always been a thrill, his true love is teaching. Mr. Pence had the pleasure of being the director of the women's choir at Southern Virginia University from 2010 to 2012. During the 2013-2014 school year he served as the conductor of the Men's Choir at the University of Florida (Go Gators!). While there he was awarded a Graduate Assistantship in choral conducting under Dr. Willard Kesling, while simultaneously studying voice with Dr. Elizabeth Graham. Mr. Pence will finish his Master's Degree in Choral Conducting long distance while he tours with Chanticleer.
Kory Reid
Soprano & Assistant Music Director
KORY REID, soprano & assistant music director, is in his fourth season with Chanticleer. He studied music education at Pepperdine University and completed a Masters Degree in Choral Conducting from the University of Southern California. Kory is a sought after countertenor soloist who has sung for Los Angeles Zimriyah Chorale, Los Robles Master Chorale, Catgut Trio, USC Chamber Singers, Pepperdine University Concert Choir and Collegium Musicum, and for many diverse choral recitals and church music programs, including Mel Gibson's church. He is a barbershop music enthusiast, was a district finalist in the quartet contest and a past member of the Westminster Chorus, winning the International Barbershop Chorus Contest in 2010. Kory also served as the Music and Choir Director for St. Matthew's United Methodist Church in Newbury Park, CA. In his spare time, he enjoys watching eccentric documentaries, drinking wine, and teaching barbershop tags to his Chanticleer brothers on the road.
Alan Reinhardt
ALAN REINHARDT, alto, is pleased to be in his ninth season with Chanticleer. He grew up in Long Island, N.Y. and prior to joining sang with various ensembles in New York City including The Men and Boys choir at St. Thomas Church on Fifth Avenue, Early Music New York and choral performances with the N.Y. Philharmonic. In 2005, he sang the lead countertenor role in the premiere of the dance/opera A More Perfect Union in the State Theatre in Perm, Russia as part of the Sergei Diaghilev Festival. Recently, he has been exploring his love of poetry on the website Voetica.com where you can find him reading classic American poets Robert Frost, Richard Wilbur and Walt Whitman. Alan holds degrees from SUNY Potsdam and the University of Illinois in Champaign-Urbana.
Marques Jerrell Ruff
MARQUES JERRELL RUFF, bass-baritone, is in his second season, and grateful for the opportunity to sing with Chanticleer. A native of East Hartford, CT, Mr. Ruff is a graduate of Central Connecticut State University where he earned a degree in Music, and also founded and directed the all-male a cappella ensemble, DIVISI. Mr. Ruff has been privileged to appear in concert as a soloist with the Hartford Symphony Orchestra, Vivre Musicale, CONCORA, and VOCE Inc. where he recorded "Sure on This Shining Night" with American composer, Morten Lauridsen. Marques has been the recipient of top honors from the National Association of Teachers of Singing Voice Competition and the Classical Singer Competition. A lover of classical and choral music, Mr. Ruff is also an avid jazz, gospel and musical theater performer, and has appeared in regional theater productions of several plays, including: Rent (Tom Collins) and Ain't Misbehavin'. Prior to joining Chanticleer, Mr. Ruff recorded and released a brand new song cycle written specifically for his unique instrument by composer, and friend, Daniel J. Campolieta entitled, Guided Imagery. When not performing with Chanticleer, Marques enjoys consuming good southern cuisine and being continuously inspired by his muse, Beyonce!
Darita Mara Seth
DARITA MARA SETH, soprano, is honored to be returning for his second season with Chanticleer. Born and raised in Columbus, Ohio, he gained recognition as a young church musician singing and playing piano in worship teams. Darita attended the Conservatory of Music at Capital University, studying vocal performance. While at Capital, Darita sang with the renowned Chapel Choir, was a founding member of the chamber ensemble, Philomel, and was named roles in numerous operatic and music theatre productions. While pursuing his undergraduate degree, Darita first gained experience singing countertenor and was immersed in sacred choral rigor at Saint Joseph Cathedral in Columbus. Additionally, Darita has recorded with AireBorn Studios (Zionsville, IN) for various new music publications namely, Beckenhorst Press. He also is a proud alumnus of the Interlochen Arts Academy and Camp, where he participated in the composition, opera, and choral programs. He is recognized by the National Foundation for Advancement in the Arts as a youngARTS 2008 finalist. Darita enjoys bringing new music to life and serving his time as a mentor for young choral students. He is an actively writing arranger for college a cappella groups and high school show choirs. His other interests include cooking meals of his Cambodian-American roots, having the opportunity to explore the most gorgeous European cathedrals, and walking dogs.
Adam Ward
ADAM WARD, alto, is originally from Tecumseh, Oklahoma. At an early age Adam became fascinated with the voice of Patsy Cline and as a child he made a number of television appearances singing Cline's songs. Mr. Ward began singing countertenor while studying French horn performance at Yale University. There he was also a founding member of the Yale Schola Cantorum. He has since performed as soloist with the International Contemporary Ensemble and was a member of the Choir of St. Mary the Virgin at the famed "Smoky Mary's" in midtown Manhattan. As a horn player, Adam was a member of the Verbier Festival Orchestra, winner of the concerto competitions at Yale and Stony Brook Universities, and was a top prize-winner at the Coleman, Fischoff and Yellow Springs national chamber music competitions. He is currently composer-in-residence for the New York City based Choral Chameleon directed by Vince Peterson. Adam holds a BM from Manhattan School of Music, MM from Yale School of Music and additional years of study at the Hartt School, Royal College of Music (London) and Stony Brook University. Adam is overjoyed to be in his ninth season with Chanticleer.


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Sunday, August 21, 2011
Cinelli Super Corsa
Jerry, the owner, writes, "The original color was yellow with chromed lugs. I've had the frame repaired as the downtube was slightly damaged, and I had it repainted in the Brugelmann colors. Cyclart did all the work. I know it was not the best choice for value but I love the look of the red detail on the yellow lugs. I have the old Cinelli M71 petals on it and I just love it. The serial number is #1838."
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On December 4th, 1872, a 100-foot brigantine was discovered drifting through the North Atlantic without a soul on board. Not a sign of struggle, not a shred of damage, no ransacked cargo and not a trace of the captain, his wife and daughter, or the crew. What happened on board the ghost ship "Mary Celeste" has baffled and tantalized the world for 130 years. In his stunning new book, award-winning journalist Brian Hicks plumbs the depths of this fabled nautical mystery and finally uncovers the truth.
The "Mary Celeste" was cursed as soon as she was launched on the Bay of Fundy in the spring of 1861. Her first captain died before completing the maiden voyage. In London she accidentally rammed and sank an English brig. Later she was abandoned after a storm drove her ashore at Cape Breton. But somehow the ship was recovered and refitted, and in the autumn of 1872 she fell to the reluctant command of a seasoned mariner named Benjamin Spooner Briggs. It was Briggs who was at the helm when the "Mary Celeste" sailed into history.
In Brian Hicks's skilled hands, the story of the "Mary Celeste" becomes the quintessential tale of men lost at sea. Hicks vividly recreates the events leading up to the crew's disappearance and then unfolds the complicated and bizarre aftermath the dark suspicions that fell on the officers of the ship that intercepted her; the farcical Admiralty Court salvage hearing in Gibraltar; the wild myths that circulated after Sir Arthur Conan Doyle published a thinly disguised short story sensationalizing the mystery. Everything from a voodoo curse to an alien abduction has been hauled out to explain the fate of the "Mary Celeste." But, as Brian Hicks reveals, the truth is actually grounded in the combined tragedies of human error and bad luck. The story of the "Mary Celeste" acquired yet another twist in 2001, when a team of divers funded by novelist Clive Cussler located the wreck in a coral reef off Haiti.
Written with the suspense of a thriller and the vivid accuracy of the best popular history, "Ghost Ship" tells the unforgettable true story of the most famous and most fascinating maritime mystery of all time.
"From the Hardcover edition.
About the Author
BRIAN HICKS is a senior writer for the in Charleston, South Carolina, and the author of "Into the Wind". He has received numerous journalism awards, including South Carolina Press Journalism of the Year honor. He lives in Charleston.
Praise For…
"Spellbinding . . . Brian Hicks takes us on a gripping voyage into the sea's greatest mystery."


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Memo to Michele Bachmann: the founding fathers were inspired by the ideals of the Enlightenment and the power of science to improve human life.
Congressman Anthony Weiner says he'll resign, the latest politician brought down by haters and shamers like Andrew Breitbart and a national media that has the sexual maturity of a 7th grader.
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Sorry..not impressed...Yeah, I know viewing habits are different...but 2 million? This show just is not seen beyond the genre fans it has. Heck, almost the same amount of people watch GENERAL HOSPITAL every day....and compared to TNG, and even Deep Space Nine's ratings (both sydicated) BSG isn't even in the same ball park....
2.8 million is good for a cable series... esp. a scifi cable series. For a little perspective check out this story from last year regarding AMC's
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The AMC drama drew nearly 2 million viewers, more than double last season's average (915,000) and, in an even bigger coup, tripled its average of adults 18-49. The episode also posted impressive gains from its lead-in (an airing of "Jerry Maguire," which netted 1.1 million).
The show, a drama about 1960s-era Madison Avenue, made Emmy history earlier this month, picking up one of basic cable's first-ever outstanding drama series nominations and 16 nods overall, the most for any drama series this year.
That's right... even after
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Quick Take: Schneider's bid to acquire Invensys has some important ramifications. Frost & Sullivan's Energy and Environment Industry Manager Konkana Khaund gives his take below. Although Khaund focuses on the impacts to Schneider's business lines, the purchase would cause ripples in the industry at large.
For instance, if successful the acquisition would represent yet another global giant that has made a major commitment to Internet of Everything (IoT) or smart cities or both, following IBM, GE, Cisco and Microsoft. As Khaund implies, it suggests that Schneider will be more closely integrating its own internal units to capture the synergies made possible by machine-to-machine.
I think Khaund misses the potential this acquisition has to accelerate Schneider's nascent smart cities initiative. Invensys, which recently joined the Smart Cities Council, has some powerful smart city capabilities, most notably in transportation. - Jesse Berst
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The announcement could lead to some significant implication on competitive strategy maximization and diversification for Schneider Electric. The immediate industry focus is high on evaluating the outcome on the industrial business of Schneider Electric, which would be the prime beneficiary from such an acquisition, given Invensys' core competencies in this area. But it is hard to ignore the imminent implications this could have on Schneider Electric's buildings, residential and data center businesses. Though Invensys' early statements emphasize this as a bid to strengthen its industrial business, and move away from energy controls and monitoring, it is highly unlikely that the outcome may be limited to just that. Schneider Electric will most certainly not bypass the opportunity to bolster its energy management and software businesses further -- an initiative that has been consistently invigorated with every targeted acquisition the company has made in recent times.


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CENTRAL FALLS - Beatrice Rouillier, 87, passed into eternal life on Monday after an illness. She was the wife of the late Joseph H. Rouillier. Born in Fall River, MA, a daughter of the late Emile and Marianne (Pariseau) Ross. She lived most of her life in Centrtal Falls and had been in the Lace Manufacturing Industry for many years before retiring.
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JOBS. In demolition. Would have shored up and possibly restored JOBS in construction.
Long term. This is enhanced REVENUE through JOBS and people WORKING.
That has the net effect of plugging budget holes too. More like fixes the shortfall of revenue. Which is vastly superior to stealing money to temporarily plug the hole. Which is still a hole. But hidden by the money you borrowed from elsewhere.
This displays an incredible lack of confidence in his position. To think the magic had to be immediate. Rather than good.
I am almost certain we would have looked at a decrease in the deficit, while holding lines on taxes. As just as good. Provided it somehow allowed for more jobs.
After all. People with jobs gripe about taxes. But they can pay them.
People without a job? The tax issue sort of isn't an issue at all. Because you don't pay all that many taxes when you are not working. Or have a really crappy job.
That is how Republicans are going to lower taxes.
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