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A Room with a View in the Heart of Scenic City
StoneFort Inn • Chattanooga, TN
Escape Kit
- A One-Night Stay for Two, Sundays through Thursdays ($132) or Fridays and Saturdays ($150), in an Exclusive Balcony Room
- Breakfast for Two
- Bottle of Sparkling Wine and Hors d'Oeuvres
Surrounded by various mountains and ridges and anchored in the heart of downtown along the mighty river of the same name, Chattanooga has earned its nickname as "The Scenic City." Get up close and personal with all the beauty this city has to offer with an Escape to the StoneFort Inn, a premier bed-and-breakfast with 15 rooms, four sitting rooms, and one of the most convient locations in this much-touted Tennessee town.
Antique furniture and swathes of brightly patterned fabrics give the rooms at the StoneFort character, while exposed-brick walls, Jacuzzi tubs, and in-room fireplaces set the mood. Southern Living applauds the B&B for its aesthetically pleasing décor — and also gives it top marks for "quite possibly the most comfortable beds you'll find in any lodging." Other guests echo the praise for comfort, while rating the breakfast as top notch.
An hors d'oeuvre sampler to get a taste of the executive chef's cooking is included with this Escape, along with a full breakfast of southern favorites every day of the week. In December 2012, the Inn opened its brand-new restaurant, TerraMae Appalachian Bistro, headed by executive chef Robert Stockwell. His team defines the new American bistro as "a culinary celebration of the flavors loved from the peaks of Maine to the foothills of Tennessee and Georgia. " From seafood to elk to chicken and more, all dishes are served with farm-fresh vegetables and are regionally sourced.
Fueled up for the day, you'll be ready to hit all the best Chattanooga has to offer—and there's more than enough Southern charm to go around in this picturesque city. Named "one of the top 45 places to go in 2012" by the New York Times this year, you'll find a plethora of activities to dive into—from family friendly to nightlife to arts and culture—any of which will surely round out your view of this truly scenic city.
"Relax in cozy elegance at the historic, 20-room Stone Fort Inn, a Chattanooga Bed & Breakfast located in the heart of downtown. Balconies, fireplaces, two-person jetted tubs, and Egyptian cotton sheets contribute toward romantic and memorable [stays]."-- Southern Living
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Small-Town America Shines in North Idaho
Lodge at Sandpoint • Sagle, ID
Escape Kit
- Two-Night Stay for Two in a One-Bedroom Suite or Penthouse
- Bottle of Champagne In-Room Upon Arrival
Popular but not populous and cultured but not cultivated, the wilderness of North Idaho seems impermeable to the scars of modern advance—and thus perfect for respite from the daily grind. Find solace off the beaten path with an Escape to the Lodge at Sandpoint in Sandpoint, Idaho, USA Today and Rand McNally's pick for 2011's Most Beautiful Small Town in America.
"The Lodge at Sandpoint is a lakeside treasure," says Unique Inns. "The architecture reflects the logging heritage of the area with massive open beams in the boutique hotel's common rooms. The innkeepers built the Lodge to give their guests a sense of being in a private vacation home with the service and amenities of an intimate bed and breakfast inn. They succeeded."
Catch a first glimpse of Lake Pend Oreille as you traverse Long Bridge to your home-away-from-home framed with Ponderosa pines, Douglas firs, and red cedars. Perched on the bank of that lake is your spacious suite, fit with fleece blankets, stained-glass windows, framed art, and antiques.
Be sure to lace-up your hiking boots; the nearby Cabinet Mountains remain a wilderness undefeated by development while the Selkirk Mountains are home to the continental U.S.'s only woodland caribou clan—rough-and-tumble even by Teddy Roosevelt's standards.
Schweitzer Mountain, Idaho's largest ski resort, is a high-altitude high point. Morning, noon, and night, ride the six-person high-speed lifts to wide open bowls and gladed runs. Thirty-two kilometers of ever-tended cross-country trails await the tread of snowshow and ski, while Hermit's Hollow tubing and the 700-foot zip line make ease of exhilaration.
Return from the icy slopes for a hot rock massage and other pampering bodywork at Solstice Spa. A warm dinner of honeycomb salmon, steamed clams, or pasta pescatore on the lakeside deck of Forty-One South followed by a hot tub soak at the Lodge is the perfect end to an idyllic day.
"The setting is absolutely gorgeous with a private dock and kayaking and stand up paddling available on the sandy beach. We found ourselves lounging in our room, drinking wine on the balcony or the dock with sunset views, and overlooking the... lake."-- TripAdvisor
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NO KIDDING!!!! My face looks and is so much smoother and I think younger looking -- I can see my wrinkles are very much less noticeable. I take this with Hyaluronic Acid with Chondroitin Sulfate (Collagen Type II). Only, do not take them together -- I take this product in the morning and the Hyaluronic Acid with Chondroitin Sulfate with my evening meal. I am hoping that these 2 products will help me to "absorb" the xtra saggy skin as I shed 100 or so pounds -- wish me luck.
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NO KIDDING!!!! My face looks and is so much smoother and I think younger looking -- I can see my wrinkles are very much less noticeable. I take this with Hyaluronic Acid with Chondroitin Sulfate (Collagen Type II). Only, do not take them together -- I take this product in the morning and the Hyaluronic Acid with Chondroitin Sulfate with my evening meal. I am hoping that these 2 products will help me to "absorb" the xtra saggy skin as I shed 100 or so pounds -- wish me luck.
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i've been using dr's best hyaluronic acid with collagen 2 for a year, and had great results with skin hydration and help with creaky joints. so i tried this one, and did notice increased skin softness in a short time. however, i realized within a few weeks that the unusually severe acne i was experiencing was caused by this product. i read several reviews for the neocell brand where others experienced the same side effect, and had forgotten about it. so once that light went on in my head, i quit taking it immediately and saw the acne improve within a week. so, yes it worked, but no i can't use it.


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Ari Seth Cohen, self-described "old lady expert", started his blog in 2008, very quickly making a name for himself as a unique voice in the online street style genre. His subjects were of a certain age, outrageously stylish and exuding the passion and confidence that a fashion editor wearing borrowed samples just doesn't have.
His blog Advanced Style soon became a book, and a documentary is in the works, too - and now Cohen has turned his eye to Karen Walker, photographing four stylish women for the designer's new Karen Walker Forever campaign, described by Walker as "a celebration of eternal optimism".
Check out all the pictures here.
Ari worked with some of his favourite subjects and photographed them in their New York homes. His models range in age from 65 to 92: elegant opera singer Joyce Carpati, cooler-than-you fashion stylist Linda Rodin, boutique owner Lynn Dell and inimitable flame-haired artist Ilona Royce Smithkin, all photographed in the new-season sunglass shapes, alongside interviews about what they most look forward to. Some of the campaign faces were at Karen Walker's New York Fashion Week show yesterday, where the sunglasses - in stores now - were shown with the designer's latest collection, New Rose.
Viva talked exclusively to Cohen before the show about the new campaign, and the fashion world's relationship with age.
What is your favourite image from the series?
I had a lot of fun shooting 92-year-old Ilona Royce Smithkin. She is so full of life and I think her personality really comes out in the photos.
Tell us a little about each shoot with the women in their homes.
Each shoot was really fun. Joyce was a pro. She has great wallpaper all over her home and wonderful accessories that she has kept for over 50 years. She is a trained opera singer and during breaks between shoots, she would serenade the crew.
Linda Rodin has a wonderful silver poodle named Winky, who kept on trying to jump into the shots.
Lynn Dell made sure that we all had enough food to eat. She prepared a spread for the crew and was a wonderful hostess and model. Lynn has owned a boutique on the Upper West Side for more than 40 years, so she had an incredible wardrobe to choose from.
Sandy, her husband of 60 years, watched on on as we photographed his gorgeous wife.
Ilona had so much energy and would sing little songs and kick up her heels during the shoot. She has incredible long eyelashes, which she makes from her own hair. I loved seeing the eyelashes through the lenses of the glasses.
Do their homes reflect their amazing style? Would you ever consider broadening your scope with the blog to feature the homes of some of these women - as style is about so much more than the way you dress.
Yes, they all have incredible taste. It's so interesting to see how they bring elements of their personal style into their homes. Lately, I have been shooting more interiors and would love to continue to expand into more lifestyle-related content.
How do the older women you photograph for the blog inspire you, professionally, personally and sartorially?
I know that I look all right when they compliment me on what I am wearing. I am inspired by their style, their spirit and their creativity. I am incredibly lucky to be able to spend so much time with such inspiring men and women.
What is the most important lesson or interesting thing these women have taught you?
They have really taught me how to be more free and comfortable with myself. I see how precious every moment is, yet I know that there is much to look forward to. I am inspired to be as healthy, vibrant and vital as the women I photograph.
One of the intriguing things about your photos is the vitality and confidence that these women exude, but are women ever shy to be photographed? How do you encourage them and make them feel comfortable?
I encourage them to be themselves. Sometimes they ask for direction, but I like when they do what comes naturally. For many of them, it's their time to shine, so they really bring glamour, vitality, and spirit into the photos. Some of them are shy, but that can be inspiring as well.
Women of a certain age often talk about feeling invisible; to the media, to men, to fashion. How do you feel about this?
I hear this all the time and it's something that I constantly consider while working. The reason I started Advanced Style was to bring visibility to incredible older people and to show a positive image of aging.
Do you believe this attitude is changing, with the use of older models in fashion and the reaction to your blog?
It is, but there is a lot of room to grow.
You have helped bring Advanced Style into the limelight, with many young women finding it inspiring - but what has the reaction been from older women?
It's the same, but many of the older ladies are a lot more opinionated. It's fun to see their reaction to the book and what they find shocking or inspiring.
What do you love most about photographing stylish older women?
The stories. I love hearing their stories and sharing their wisdom with others.
When and why did you decide to focus on the style of older ladies?
I have always had an affinity for older people. My grandmother was my best friend and I would draw pictures of her and her friends at a very young age.
When I moved to New York in August 2008, I saw so many incredibly dressed, active and vital older ladies and wondered why they were not recognised by fashion and lifestyle media. Starting the blog was also a way for me to connect with older people after my grandmother passed away.
What is your relationship with some of the women you often photograph? Do you become friends?
There are about 50 ladies in Manhattan that I get together with on a regular basis. I have made incredible relationships with a lot of the women that I photograph. I feel like they are my extended family - the Advanced Style family.
What is your own relationship with ageing?
I have always had a positive idea of ageing because of my grandma, but spending so much time with such inspiring older people has made this even stronger. I do think about how my appearance will change, but as my 101-year-old friend Ruth says, "if you want to look good when you are 50, start when you are 20".
Who is the most stylish person you know?
Iris Apfel, Beatrix Ost, Linda Rodin ... there are too many. The first woman I ever photographed was a 94-year-old actress and model named Mimi Weddell. Besides my grandmother, she was really the inspiration behind Advanced Style. There is this great documentary about her called Hat's Off.
It shows how she started an acting and modelling career in her late 60s. She always wore wonderful old hats, gloves, Chanel dancing shoes and men's tuxedo shirts.
Who is the most interesting person you have met?
I have met so many incredible people. The other day I went over to writer Bel Kaufman's house to take some photographs. She is 102 years old and she recited all of The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock for me.
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:shock: Wow! This is impressive! All the freshly made bits are amazing!
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this build is blowing my mind! :shock: :shock:
there are many more to come 8)
Reinforced hub for the two front disc brakes 8)
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Saw your Chopper That is wow :mrgreen:
And I still have a very expensive constructor assemble himself :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen:
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Guys advise where to buy brakes, I need two hydraulic one right and one left for the front?
I tried looking around the net for some but haven't had any luck. I'll keep trying.
First, your job is awesome !!! :wink:
Then for your brakes, i've found this (but they are mechanical...):
http://www.chosen-hubs.com/pro.php?sid=14&tid=32&p_no=138 (left caliper)
http://www.chosen-hubs.com/pro.php?sid=14&tid=36&p_no=205 (right caliper)
My project, a trike with dual front brakes :
Thank you, I seem to have found a few manufacturers :wink:
For example this one:
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Waiting for the end of your project :wink:
Very cool 8)
A bit of progress made rear hub, assembled wheels though so far without air, shortened fork well, and all put together
It looks AMAZING!!!! 8) 8) 8)
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Absolutely an epic build!! Truly a man who loves his hobby. Please build on!!
Amazing, I have been on motorcycle forums and 99% of them don't have your metalworking talent.
Thanks guys :mrgreen:
O.O whoa dude you are an absolute legend! i wish i had your skills! haha best of luck getting it finished this time round i'll be watching
Thanks Man :mrgreen: :mrgreen:
A bit of progress, made the bracket for the lights, set the headlamp my most powerful 6,000 lumens
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A Spoonful of Sugar near the Sin City Strip
Blackstone Hotel Las Vegas • Las Vegas, NV
Escape Kit
- A Two-Night Stay for Two in a Standard Guest Room, Sundays through Thursdays ($99) or Fridays and Saturdays ($139)
- Daily Breakfast for Two and Two-for-One Drinks at Corona Grill
- Two Shuttle Passes to Las Vegas Strip
- Complimentary Airport Shuttle, Wi-Fi, and Parking
Las Vegas is like a box of chocolates; take one bite and you'll want to sample everything. Satisfy your sweet tooth with this week's Escape to the Blackstone Hotel Las Vegas.
You and your guest will spend two nights in a standard guest room, Sundays through Thursdays ($99) or Fridays and Saturdays ($139), and receive daily breakfast for two and two-for-one drinks at Corona Grill; two Vegas Strip shuttle passes; and complimentary airport shuttle service, Wi-Fi, and parking.
Just one mile from the Strip, this newly built hotel is sprinkled with amenities like an outdoor swimming pool and on-site restaurant. Start your morning with an included breakfast at Corona Grill, then use your two shuttle passes to explore the Strip—the heart of Nevada's flashiest city.
Las Vegas is a Candy Land of luxury shopping, first-class dining, live entertainment, and of course, world-renowned casinos. Spend some time placing bets at the craps table, or just wander around soaking in the exhilarating energy. At night, the glittering views from the Stratosphere Tower Observation Deck and the famous Fountains of Bellagio are the city's most delicious eye candy.
For those who are more sugar hound than party animal, take a self-guided tour of Ethel M. Chocolate Factory. After you learn about the origins of these sumptuous delights, pony up for a box of its signature Satin Crèmes candy, and let the velvety flavors of lemon, raspberry, chocolate, or vanilla tantalize your taste buds.
Suckers for outdoor adventure are in for a treat at nearby Valley of Fire State Park, the oldest and largest park in Nevada. Hike along the trials for a taste of the brilliant red sandstone formations, areas of petrified wood, and 3,000-year-old Indian petroglyph that keep visitors coming back for more.
If you've been craving an unforgettable Las Vegas vacation, this week's Escape is your sweet deal.
"My room was ready, clean, and had a great view of the Strip lights at night. The desk clerks were very friendly and the shuttle drivers were just great... It is very quiet and a welcome resting place after a hard day at the convention center and Strip."-- TripAdvisor
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- Children allowed
- Must be at least 21 or over to check-in
- Wi-fi available
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- Property is 100% non-smoking and a $350 fine will be charged for smoking of any kind
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Modern Large Apartment Near Tram
Size62 m²
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- Family/child friendly
- Internet/WiFi
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- Towels
- Baby cot
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This modern 62,5 sqm apartment is on the lower floor of an old building. The apartment is newly renovated and can accommodate up to four guests. It has two queen size beds where you are going to have very relaxing nights.
There is a washing machine, and a fully equipped kitchen for your use and a bathroom with shower. I provide towels, toilet paper fresh linens, comforters, pillows, and lots of little extras.
This is my flat, so it is truly a home for you to feel comfortable in. On available rental dates, the flat is exclusively for your use. I speak Greek, English, Czech, German and I will provide you with information about Prague.
The apartment is located in a great part of Prague called Nusle, you will be just a couple of minutes away from everything in the city center. Just 5 minutes walking distance on tram line to the old city and now town approximately 7 stops away.
Please let me know If you any special needs that I can arrange for you. Your small well behaved dog is welcome here and babysitting available upon request. I can also arrange the transport from the airport to the apartment for an extra fee.
Not every area of Prague can offer parking. There is parking area nearby but for an extra fee.
Directions to the apartment:
If you are coming with the train to the main station (Hlavní nádraží ) you have to take the tram number 9 to the station Lazarska and then you take tram number 24 to station Divadlo na Fidlovacce. It will take you about 20 minutes. When you get of the tram you have to walk the other direction that you came along the river. It will be on your right site. You will see a bridge above you where is the train go under the bridge and make right. Cross the river and the building will be the one with number 21 You can also take the tram number 9 to the tram station Lazarska and then take tram number 6 to the tram station Divadlo na Fidlovacce. From Bus station Florenc take the METRO line B to Karlovo namesti get of there and walk for about 3 minutes to the tram stop Karlovo namesti take tram number 24,6 or 18 tram to stop Divadlo na fidlovacce. You will get of at this station and then follow the the direction above. It will take you about 16 minutes with the tram.
If you are coming from the airport: take bus number 119 to metro station A Dejvicka, get of the station Mustek and from there walk for about 4 minutes diections Vodickova to the tram station Vaclavske namesti and then take the tram number 24 to the stop Divadlo na Fidlovacce. Get of there and follow the direction above. It will take about you about one hour.
Enjoy your stay and I hope to see you soon!
House rulesTo protect the floor I prefer that my guests take their shoes off.
When you leave the apartment, please, turn of the light and all the appliances.
I ask that you respect the neighbors by not having loud conversations in the hall. Please refrain from Loud Music.
Please do not smoke in the common areas such as hallways and stairs.
Parking area: 200 korone / 10$ per 24 hours
Transport from the airport to the apartment: 650 korone
Pets are welcome
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Sona is a very nice person and host. She is so kind. We had a problem about washing machine and she came to home in nearly 5 minutes. Also, the flat is very good; there is everything which you may need. Location is great, you can use some trams even in night. If I come to Prag in the future, I will call Sona again, without thinking
The apartment is well.
A little austere, but in a few days to tour the city is more than enough.
The genial host, have catalogs with routes and is very friendly.
Sona Thanks!
El apartamento esta bien.
Un poco austero, pero para recorrer en unos días la ciudad esta mas que de sobra.
La anfitriona genial, tiene catalogos con rutas y es muy amable.
Gracias Sona!
Nice, clean, big apartment. Well equipped with the exception of a coffee machine. Sona very kind and helpful. We enjoyed our stay!
Sona is very nice and helpful. When we arrived, she showed us the save parking areas and gave us all the information we needed about Prague. The apartement was very clean and comfortable. It was also well-appointed. There was enough space and the kitchen was great.
If we ever come back to Prague, we will book the same one again.
We had a great stay in the apartment. It is centrally located and well connected, shops, bars and restaurants are nearby. The apartment was very clean, modern and well equipped. Sona was very friendly and helpful. We can only recommend both the hostess and the apartment.
Wir hatte einen tollen Aufenthalt in der Wohnung. Sie liegt zentral und gut angebunden, Geschäfte, Bars und Restaurants gibt es in der Nähe. Die Wohnung war sehr sauber, modern und gut ausgestattet. Sona war sehr freundlich und hilfsbereit. Wir können sowohl die Gastgeberin als auch die Wohnung nur weiterempfehlen.
Just perfect!!
Sona is a very kind person and helpfull host. Very nice and clean place, with fully equipped kitchen.
I honestly reccomend Sona and her apartment for everyone!
Large ( 62 sqm) two rooms apartment in basement. Newly renovated in modern style. Very clean and aquipped all you need (kitchen equipment; beddings; towels).
Well located, at night totaly silent. You can get to the center by foot ( 25 min ) or tram ( 10 min). Paid car parking at next corner ( 10 $ / day ) or you can find free of expens in 0,5 km.
Sona is very friendly owner.
Very nice apartment with feel-good factor. Really enjoyed the stay and felt very well cared for! Quiet location with easy access to public transportation (about 5 min. Walk). Thoroughly recommended!
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The grid does not need a Marshall Plan for new investment.
We don't know what caused the Aug. 14 blackout, but somehow we know that our transmission system needs $50 billion to $100 billion in investment and upgrades. And utilities need higher returns to raise that kind of money. Talk about making lemonade out of lemons.
The reality is that we aren't short $50 billion or $100 billion in our transmission system. The study said to support that proposition just doesn't do the job.
The commonly cited signs of trouble-frequency of calls for transmission loading relief (TLRs) and magnitude of congestion cost-do not support any particular level of new transmission. The TLRs that curtail firm transmission are few and far between. Congestion cost is a measure of energy price differences-not an automatic mandate for more transmission.
Instead of macro estimates for new transmission, we need regulatory structures that will give the right micro answers to two questions: What new transmission is needed to sustain reliability? What new transmission is needed for economic purposes?
The need for -based transmission has been, and should continue to be, the focus of micro, bottoms-up analysis by the regional reliability councils. A stable environment for the systematic determination of need to sustain reliability will have no problem attracting capital on a traditional, regulated basis.
The need for -based transmission should be determined by the market. So long as transmission is enabled to compete with other solutions, capital will flow to the most efficient approach.
Where Did the Huge Numbers Come From?
The lights scarcely were back on after the August blackout before conventional wisdom said that our transmission system needs $50 billion or more. This was the unchallenged sentiment in the early rounds of talk shows and news stories. 1 Industry raised the ante to $100 billion. 2
Amazingly enough, we knew the solution to the blackout before we knew what caused it. 3
Where did these huge numbers come from? The $50 billion number seems to come from a June 2001 study by Eric Hirst and Brendan Kirby, sponsored by the Edison Electric Institute (EEI). 4 Hirst himself has cited this study in subsequent reports, 5 as have other EEI studies prepared by other EEI consultants, 6 and reports issued by the Department of Energy.7 Thus, the conventional wisdom-that this county's transmission system needs a $50 billion boost-was born.
Let's take a look at how that figure originally was determined. The June 2001 Hirst study consists of some back-of-the-envelope work that went something like this. Assume that the 1999 ratio between megawatt-miles of high-voltage transmission lines and megawatts of peak demand is the ideal value. Given that ratio, the projected growth in peak demand, from 681 GW in 1999 to 813 GW in 2009 (2 percent per year), implies a need for 54,000 GW-miles of new transmission by 2009 (with 27,500 GW-miles replacing retired transmission lines and 26,600 GW-miles being incremental new transmission capacity).
The study concludes that at an average cost of $1 million/GW-mile, the required capital for new lines is $56 billion. Hirst then
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Man did you see his room? Every inch of his office has Boba Fett stuff. I mean there had to be over 100,000 different Fett things in there. He is a true Fettophile!
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Touring can be risky business for instruments.
Every day, they come to Music City, guitars in hand and dreams in mind. They are talented and driven, determined to play their music on major stages...
Bend, don't break...All of this has been good for at least one business: The world's fastest-growing guitar company is Voyage-Air, which produces fine-sounding guitars with a hinge that allows the instruments to fold at the neck. Once folded, a Voyage-Air guitar can go into a case that fits in the overhead bins of all commercial airplanes.


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Title: Her modes alle Veje
Publisher: Gyldendal
Publication Date: 1951
Binding: Soft cover
Book Condition: Good
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I am searching some beedeos in youtube about simple methods for queen rearing and I have come across this great video http://youtu.be/wZlQ7mNmf6o ; at the minute 5.09 the narrator says that the best way to encourage the queen to lay eggs is to insert a frame with Kato Kaelin. What's that?
By the way, if you watch the video they also talk about 'split holder cells', I am interested in the technique but I cannot find anywhere those split holders in usual ebay-amazon, any help about how to find something similar would be very appreciated.
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Size120 m²
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|11000 Praha/1, Hlavní město Praha, Hlavní město Praha, Czech Republic
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Living/dining room with satellite TV and dining-table. Smoking not allowed. Internet (Wireless LAN [WLAN]). 1 single bed and 1 double sofa bed.
Sleeping room with 2 single beds. Sleeping room with 2 single beds. Sleeping room with 2 single beds and 1 double bed.
Kitchenette with micro wave, oven, dining table, fridge and deep freezer.
Bath-room, shower, hip bath/WC and bidet.
Other equipment: children's high chair, hair dryer, iron. Large, comfortable, cosy apartment house "St.Giles" from the 14th century, renovated in 2005.
House Equipment: lift, central heating system, washing machine (extra).
All-season motor access to the house. Stepped path. Situation: in the centre of Prague, central position. View from the apartment of the resort.
Facilities and distances: shop 50 m, grocers 100 m, supermarket 100 m, restaurant 10 m.
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Reviews of this property
We were traveling with 6 people in the apartment and it was really more than enough beds available. Saube towels, bedding ect. were also ready when we arrived! The apartment was just like the photos out! Top was the central location right in the historic center of Prague; we were able to go on foot everywhere. A deduction of points there, because unfortunately only one bathroom is available (though you knew from the description before, but then turned out to be on site with 6 people, just in the morning, very difficult!). The apartment was advertised with parking, so we thought the parking was included in the price. Unfortunately, that was not so ... Although a car park (500m from the apartment) We were provided, but this cost another 20 € per night / day extra. That you should plan in advance! Otherwise, the apartment was great and for the central location a total of a really good price / performance ratio.
Wir waren mit 6 Personen in der Wohnung und es waren wirklich mehr als ausreichend Betten vorhanden. Saube Handtücher, Bettwäsche ect. waren ebenfalls schon bereit als wir ankamen! Die Wohnung war wie auf den Fotos echt toll! Top war die zentrale Lage direkt in der Altstadt von Prag; wir konnten überall zu Fuß hingehen. Einen Punkt Abzug gibt es, da leider nur ein Badezimmer vorhanden ist (wusste man zwar aus der Beschreibung vorher, aber gestaltete sich dann vor Ort mit 6 Personen; gerade morgens; sehr schwierig!). Die Wohnung war mit Parkplatz ausgeschrieben, daher dachten wir, der Parkplatz war im Preis inbegriffen. Leider war das nicht so... Uns wurde zwar ein Parkplatz (ca. 500m von der Wohnung entfernt) zur Verfügung gestellt, jedoch kostete dieser nochmal 20 € pro Nacht/Tag extra. Das sollte man vorher einplanen! Ansonsten war die Wohnung super und für die zentrale Lage ingesamt ein echt gutes Preis/Leistungsverhältnis.
Top location! Right in the center! Everything within walking distance! Very nice restaurant just below the apartment.
Cleanliness of the apartment was ok.
Very crooked floor apartment for 7 people it was optimal. ... More people not recommended. ...
Conclusion for a party weekend in Prague perfect!
Top Lage! Mitten im Zentrum! Alles zu Fuß erreichbar!sehr schöne Gaststätte direkt unter der Wohnung.
Sauberkeit der Wohnung war ok.
Sehr verwinkelte Dachgeschoss Wohnung für 7 Personen war es optimal. ...mehr Personen nicht empfehlenswert. ...
Fazit für ein Party Wochenende in Prag perfekt!
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The holydays in Club Vista serena, was very nice and confortable. A value quality and price appartments, nice service. Highly recoment
nice little house in suburb of sorrento.
well equipped kitchen and cosy living room.
couldn't stay in the huge garden because of too many moskitos.
garden wasn't very clean at all.
the linen package, we extra paid for, was a joke.
The people were very friendly, the studio offered everything you needed, the bed was comfy and the location was good, just 350 m to the beach. You had your own terrace and parking lot, which was great. It is a very quiet location, good to calm down and relax. For two persons it is very big, I was scared, but of course most of people would enjoy that luxury of lots of space. The accommodation definitely is a great choice for that price!
The location of the apartment was great and the size was excellant plus with a private parking space in France unbelievable. Downside was cleaning fee per person when the floors were SO dirty that you wouldn'd want to walk on them without shoes on.
Danielle was very helpful. The house, next to her family's home was very clean and comfortable. The view of the mountains was wonderful. we highly recommend Landhaus Wegscheider to anyone interested in traveling to the Innsbruck area.
Fab apartment, fab views. All amenities on our doorstep, would highly recommend this apartment, will definitely be booking again. (unfortunately there are no English TV channels so bring a book)
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Dr. Rodriguez,
Has anyone experimented with extending the treatment periods? Maybe every two months? To see how long between treatments a hive can go.
Billy Bob
Dr. Rodriguez,
Has anyone experimented with extending the treatment periods? Maybe every two months? To see how long between treatments a hive can go.
Billy Bob
Dr. Rodriguez,
What is the time between treatments?
Hi Billy and others.
You have a legitimate question.
Here go some observations for your consideration.
1. Have found that the best frequency of treatment, best results, are found whne treatments (fogger and emulsion combined) are repeated every 15 days. I have strectched it to 21 days with a notable rise in Varroa counts.
2. We are testing 30 day periods in Spain this year. It is still to early to tell or even guess what the results will be.
Remains to be seen.
I do not know of any one who has extended treatments beyond this. It would be interesting to find out what, if any, have seen.
Best regards.
Do you treat every 15 days yearround? Do you replace the treated ropes every 15 days when you fog?
Hello to All.
Yes, to both questions.
We have found that is the ideal frequency of application of both treatments. We also found that with some typesof cord the bees do not have enough time to remove the cords and
we take advandge and soak them in the emulsion once more and use them again.
This reduces the cost of the treamtnet more yet.
What we do is tha take two buckets to the yard, one with the fresh emulsified cords and the other to place the cords that we remove.
Granted, that this does not happen with all types of cords and that in some colonies, the bees remove the cords soon after we place them.
Good luck to all.
Best regards.
Dr. Rodriguez
You say that treatment should continue year round, yet in a reply to Dickm in his FGMO & sugar post, you state to treat until the first frost and then not until spring. I am confused on this point.


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Last Modified: Monday, January 28, 2013 7:49 PM
By Jim Gazzolo / American Press
Just a few short days ago I was introduced to a young man.
He was just hours old, yet I was already asked about his future.
Young Kaleb is my first grandchild and as congratulations flowed in, the first serious question about his sports life was whispered.
On the phone, a friend wanted to know if I wanted him to play football when he came of age.
Eighteen years ago when my son was born, the answer was an easy one. Of course I wanted him to play football, but that was almost two decades ago. A lot has changed.
This time, the answer didn't come as quickly.
Sure, I would like him to learn the things the game can teach. I want him to know about teamwork, about winning the right way and accepting defeat the same.
I want him to experience the highs and the lows the game of football gives you. The lesson that nothing beats hard work and nothing feels better than knowing you left everything you had on the field.
Football is great that way.
But then there are other things that come to mind, things that make you wonder about stuff we didn't worry about so much 18 years ago.
Sure, there was concern about safety back then, but really that was more about broken legs and separated shoulders, badges of honor we would call them. We talked about playing in pain if that made you tougher than the next guy, more of a man.
Now, we know much more.
As pro football's biggest game comes to New Orleans, questions about the sport's future are greater than ever.
The game is at an all-time high in popularity, but it is also changing. Concerns about player safety continues to grow, and while the general public may fight this the game's leaders don't.
That's why it is fitting the 47th Super Bowl is in the same city that just a year before introduced us to the mess that became BountyGate.
Ironic, maybe, but clearly fitting.
Pro football is changing. What were considered big hits a few years ago have become penalties resulting in giant fines and big yardage. Many fans are angered by this.
Of course, they are not the ones who have to pick up the broken pieces of these players years after they are out of the spotlight. That is left to the wives, sons and daughters who become caretakers at a much-too-early age.
Football needs to change to protect those who play it.
Players are now bigger, stronger, faster and the hits greater than ever before, which means so is the danger. And as we learn more about the damage that is done to their bodies, and especially their brains, concern grows for those who spend their weekends working for our entertainment.
Yes, they are paid well. But, far too often they pay an even bigger price in the end.
In the past few years we have lost great players from the past in Junior Seau and Dave Duerson, both of whom took their own lives after years of torment that appear to have come from head injuries suffered during their playing days. As the evidence of such things continue to grow, those facts can no longer be ignored.
Whether football was the main factor to their demise, or even a small portion, the game takes its toll.
To its credit, the NFL is doing what it can to protect its players despite the cry of the public that seems to want more blood and even bigger hits.
Some of this might be self-serving from the league, which is being sued by a number of ex-players who believe the advice they were given about their health was geared more for the team's benefit than theirs.
The pressure to play remains and the hits keep on coming.
That has led to a few current players to wonder when the first NFL on-field, hit-related death might occur. They fear it isn't that far away.
With it, there are those who also believe that will signal the end of football as we know it, though it might take more than a single such incident like that to force real change.
And the pro game is just the tip of the iceberg. There are kids playing high school and college ball who are also getting bigger, stronger, faster and more dangerous.
It makes you wonder what is the right answer when it comes to the young Kalebs of the world. More and more parents are saying they will try to lead their kids away from football, especially those who played the game at the highest levels.
Former all-pro linebacker Harry Carson is the latest to express concerns. He gave his first grandson a set of golf clubs when he was born.
I don't have the right answer. I do know this, it is a question to be taken seriously.
The good news is there are a few years before Kaleb's parents must make their decision. Maybe by then we will have more evidence leading us one way or the other.
For now, I'll just get Kaleb a baseball glove and hope he's a lefty.
Jim Gazzolo is managing sports editor. Email him at email@example.com
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Title: so why does media in lake charles give football so much attention
why does media in lake Charles give football so much attention and not give attention to other sports like basketball, soccer, tennis, swimming etc


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Cross is the sequel to Chrono Trigger on the SNES. Back then
(and still now), Trigger is probably my favorite RPG. I had my doubts
and misgivings about a sequel, but Chrono Cross measures up to the original.
I don't want to spoil anything, so I'm not going to go into too much depth
regarding the plot. It revolves around the exploits of Serge, a 'simple' boy
who gets mysteriously transported from his quaint fishing village to a strange,
alternate universe. Your job is to help him uncover the secrets behind his role
in the grand scheme of things.
The fighting system is finely tuned, with different properties working for
and against each other. First, there's your stamina meter, which dictates the
number of moves you can make. Each move will subtract from the meter. When your
meter is depleted, your character will have to wait and rebuild stamina.
And finally, there's the Element system, basically the equivalent of magic.
You can find, buy, or win Elements throughout the game. It takes all the good
qualities of FF8's junction system without
the tedium of drawing power from enemies.
The keyword here is customizability. Each character has a grid full of empty
slots. Every column of slots is a different level. As your character grows,
you gain more and higher powered slots. You must then allocate your Elements
into these slots.
In a nice move, the game lets you run away from boss battles, giving you a
chance to rethink your approach and reorganize your Elements. This system gives
back as much or as little as you put into it.
There's a dynamic camera that you can select for these 3D battles, which puts
things into a first-person view. Admittedly, it sometimes gets confusing. Characters
are always rendered in polygons, though occasionally the characters look far
too small in certain areas. Coincidentally, that problem was solved with my
new, bigger TV. But don't go out and buy a TV just to make your characters bigger.
Like any sequel that wasn't planned from the beginning, Cross isn't
perfect. Links between the two games had to be created. The events in Cross
happened 20 years after Trigger, and there are references aplenty. Some
of them worked for me, but others I felt were stretching it.
Chrono Cross is something great in its own right, managing to still
measure up to the original and still be different. Striking a balance between
old and new school RPG elements, it's a treat for fans of the genre. With a
beautiful story, characters that are actually interesting and a fighting system
that's more than your typical "attack, attack, defend, blah" devoid of true
strategy, this game is the one I had been waiting for. It's about time.


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#1 Fri 09 Feb 07 2:02pm
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Alternatives to olives
Hi guys
Can anyone suggest a good alternative to olives in a sausage and butter bean stew/cassoulet recipe I have - recipe includes fennel seeds, red peppers, leeks, garlic white wine, sugocasa, butter beans and black pitted olives.
I don't really like olives so any suggestions would be welcome or maybe I will just leave em out
#2 Fri 09 Feb 07 5:51pm
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Re: Alternatives to olives
I hate olives and usually just leave them out - and from your list of ingredients I think the cassoulet will have enough flavor to not need the olives or a replacement to be a delicious meal.
#3 Sat 10 Feb 07 1:17pm
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Re: Alternatives to olives
I always leave them out. Like aniseed, capers and coriander leaf I just can't get into them.
#4 Sat 10 Feb 07 9:49pm
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Re: Alternatives to olives
you're looking to replace the saltiness of the olives so how about some diced parma ham or something similar.
try and get the ham in a chunk or thick slice and dice it yourself, i live in spain and this is quite typical in dishes with beans and lentils.
alternatively use chorizos, either slice them and cook at the same time as your sozzies or if you can find a slightly firmer cured type then dice them as with the ham.
#5 Sun 11 Feb 07 6:14am
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Re: Alternatives to olives
replce with some anchovies - they will give it a similar flavour.
#6 Wed 14 Feb 07 10:44am
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Re: Alternatives to olives
In the end I left the olives in then removed them after cooking, the dish was very tasty but a little heavy on the garlic - I used sicillian sausage, thanks muchly for the input though and I will try the suggestions next time I cook it
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I was going to ask this from a Librarian next time I was in the Library, but thought I'll ask here as well (in case someone already knows)
While looking for the availability of a book, I noticed that one of its three copies was loaned out till 02/15/2013 (Web Link)
Given that the Library website says that the loan periods are
"All materials are checked out for 4 weeks (28 days), except for DVDs, which are checked out for 2 weeks (14 days), and the last 6 months of magazines, which are checked for one week (7 days)."
(Web Link)
Any thoughts how this is possible?
Town Square
Does the Library have multiple member categories?
Original post made by pa_mom, Midtown, on Dec 10, 2012
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Not sure if this is accurate, but maybe:
There may be multiple holds on the item. Say there's 3 people in line to reserve it after the person who currently has it. The due date will be the 4 weeks the 3rd person will have when he finally gets it. That's why the due date is out so late.


text: Attention all Adult Skaters. We are hosting an international adult event here next year in February. The entry forms and announcement are now on our state association website. Please scroll to the bottom of the page. http://iceskatingvictoria.org/web/forms.htm If you have any questions about this please feel free to ask. Also any judges and technical panel people who would like to come are welcome. We can't pay you but we may be able to assist with accommodation.


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Kevin Ross and Lion Fight Ink a Deal, Ross Fighting at Lion Fight 8
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Everyone at some point gets stuck in one of those ridiculous "pound-for-pound" discussions when it comes to fight sports. It just happens and it kind of sucks and everyone walks away feeling kind of dejected, angry or even depressed over it. When it comes to American Muay Thai fighters, just about everyone can agree that Kevin Ross is the guy. He's fought everywhere and fought some of the best in the world, including the elusive Thais from Muay Thai's home of Thailand.
It almost seems like a no-brainer that Lion Fight Promotions, based out of Las Vegas, would sign Kevin Ross to a contract. In fact, I'm confused as to why they haven't before now, but that is the past, I guess, and this is the present. The present is that Kevin Ross has signed a deal with Lion Fight Promotions and he will be fighting on Lion Fight 8 in January, says Can't Stop Crazy.
This will be Kevin's first fight back after being out of action with a torn ACL.


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Chalet Cote D'Arlin Reviews
I recently stayed at Chalet Cote D'Arlin with thirteen friends having booked through Iglu Ski. We had a fantastic week and were all very impressed with the quality of the food and service given the price was very much bottom end of the market. Our chalet hosts were fantastic all week, I imagine we tested their patience on a number of occasions but they smiled through everything. The chalet was very comfortable for 14 people, not quite enough soft seating for everyone at once but it was barely an issue. Meribel is a resort we know well and while the chalet was not that close to the town centre it's only a 10 minute walk to the main bars and the piste and in any case the complimentary shuttle to the piste was an option (however Meribel's nightlife often meant we were too late!). Would definitely stay here and recommend to anyone that would listen, great value for money and a great week.
Apres Ski: 4/5
Accommodation & Value: 5/5
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We booked this holiday through IgluSki approximtely 4 weeks before travelling (although one set of guests in our chalet had booked the day before departure!). Iglu were easy to get hold of, and I spoke with one of their team several times before finalising the booking. The service was very helpful and informative, and made choosing the holiday easy - We got a fantastic deal. As with most of the Alpine resorts this year, the snow was in slightly limited supply, but lots of the runs around the 3 Valleys were still open, and snow conditions were generally pretty good for most of the day. The weather was incredibly hot for the time of year (28 degrees on our final day!), and inevitably the snow got a bit slushy in the afternoons. The chalet we stayed in was generally very good, and the quality of the food was particulary good. My one minor criticism would be that there was a stream running very close to the chalet which was quite noisy and woke us up very early most mornings. The holiday company we travelled with were excellent - very friendly chalet hosts, and really good ski hosting on three of the days we were in resort, which enabled us to make the most of the runs which were still in good condition. Overall, an excellent holiday - we will definitely be booking via Iglu again for next season!
Apres Ski: 4/5
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by tazfest2010 September 16, 2010
The vengeful act of crapping on a lover's chest while they sleep.Buy the plush
People or media that insist on referring every news article or everyday event to the 'looming credit crisis', regardless of the fact that the event they are talking about has little or nothing to do with predicted credit crash.
Person 1: "I saw the news reader say that the increase in popcorn sales are indicative of people watching films at home due to the looming credit crisis."
Person 2: "What a credit cunt!"
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Very cozy hotel. Great price. No Shampoo provided.
Groovy decor, and a whole apartment with kitchen and balcony. Utterly enjoyable fun - we did go out, but not until we'd explored our rooms! No complaints, at all
Free parking, tv, internet, very good location, friendly staff, fair breakfast, great 70's look and excelent cleanliness. Disturbing smell on ground floor probably from cleaning chemicals, also in room.
I was not so happy with the hotel. it was not nice to have bath and toilet outside the room
Unique style of B&B. Good location, nice neighbourhood. Easy going and very comfortable. Free internet access.
Good location for sightseeing with free parking. Hotel staffs were very kind and breakfast was nice too. Also, interesting design of room. As there was misunderstanding regarding e-mail corresponding, room was cancelled, but another room was proposed and this was OK. Another thing was, although price shown in booking.com was E 60, the actual rate was different from that (E 75),,,
Very good location with free parking. Friendly staff. Great decor. Computer terminal with free internet access. Good value for money Shared toilet
the 70s vibe and nice receptionist there was a weird noise coming from somewhere for a while in the morning
Style, good breakfast, reasonable price, close to city center. Shared bathroom / toilet - sometimes you need to wait.
The location was very convenient, the staff was freindly, the room was clean and the breakfast offering was good. We loved it and would recommend it. No.
wonderful designs of rooms..very very clean
Nice clean room, comfy bed, good shower. Friendly and informative welcome. Bike a useful and enjoyable bonus.
The reception was great and it was a lovely room I needed to get up early and couldn't find breakfeast
It is even better than what you saw on the web siite. Original design, warm hearted host, quiet place and luxary room. Highly recommend!!! Especially to young designers.
very friendly and helpful. Bike availability location, access to room. It was a lot more like a bed and breakfast (but without the breakfast) than like a hotel, but priced closer to a hotel
The Bed & Bike is a 2 - room hotel in a quiet neighbourhood aprox 20 minutes walk from the central station. We were in the big one of the rooms and it was really nice and comfortable. There is a small "kitchen" with everything you need : glasses, plates, corkscrew e.g. With the bikes the whole town is at your feet and there is a nice, calm and cosy feeling in the whole house. We had a really nice stay there.
Lovely little hotel, nice decorations, very comfy. Bikes were very useful, the perfect way to go around in town. Very warm and personal welcome. Highly recommended!
is a 2 bedroom hotel and you don´t know until you arrive, it is a surprise
Dorona and his boyfriend are really nice people! The room was really comfortable and clean! The bike was very useful!


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Stroll down College Street from Brown University during the next few weeks and you'll find Providence's iconic spires and skyscrapers slightly obscured by a banner hanging from a streetlight outside Brown's List Art Building.
The banner reads "DANIEL HEYMAN, David Winton Bell Gallery" and features a watercolor portrait of a man with his eyes closed. On the corresponding painting hanging in List's lobby, the man's head and shoulders are surrounded by hastily scrawled text.
"THEY TOOK ME TO ABU GHRAIB," one section reads. "FIRST THEY GOT ME NAKED AND CHAINED ME TO THE CELL. I WAS TIED IN THIS WAY, FOR 6 MONTHS. IT WAS WINTER AND COLD AND THEY PUT A FAN ON AND SPRAYED ME WITH WATER. WHEN THEY CAME TO INTERROGATE ME THEY BROUGHT THE DOGS. SOMETIMES I WAS CHAINED ON THE GROUND. EVEN WHEN I HAD MY MEAL, MY HANDS WERE CUFFED IN FRONT."
"AFTER EACH INTERROGATION," the narrative continues later, "THEY CARRIED ME BACK BECAUSE I COULD NOT WALKED [sic]. THEY THREW ME PASSED OUT IN MY ROOM."
On the bottom corner of the page: "RELEASED MAY 2006. 30 MONTHS. THEY GAVE ME 20 DOLLARS."
The man is among the 50 Iraqis whom Heyman — a Guggenheim Fellow and critic in RISD's printmaking department — heard testify before human rights attorneys in Jordan and Turkey between 2005 and 2008. The interviews were for a lawsuit against American contractors hired to interrogate Iraqis. As the men described their ordeals, Heyman painted their portraits and wrote excerpts from their testimony in swirls of words beside the images.
These portraits — included in the exhibit "I am Sorry It is Difficult to Start" at List until May 26 — serve as a sort of companion piece to the recent "Costs of War" report out of Brown's Watson Institute for International Studies: a by-the-numbers compendium of the blood and treasure expended in the Iraq War.
The costs on display in Heyman's work are less quantifiable, but no less shattering. Visitors who enter the building are met by the artist's imposing, etching-on-plywood mural, "When The Photographers are Blinded, Eagles' Wings are Clipped," which Heyman created when he returned stateside. It features maimed and contorted bodies; a blindfolded photographer taking aim at his next shot; and eagles with deformed genitalia clutching rifles in their talons.
I caught up with Heyman over the phone from Pennsylvania, where he had just attended a symposium on the Iraq War at Haverford College. The interview has been edited and condensed.
CAN YOU TELL ME ABOUT THE MAN IN THE EXHIBITION POSTER? I was never given any notes or anything about anybody or told much, but he was a guy that I was told had a very arduous history of being tortured. "Expect a lot," [they said.] So when I unfolded my book that morning — I was working on an accordion book — I opened it up to twice the amount of pages that I usually did. So I started painting him and I started taking notes. And he starts talking about his interrogation. When he started to tell us, he broke down and started to cry and left the room. We had no idea where he was; he didn't come back to the hotel for about five hours. When he came back he agreed to continue his testimony and I started a new painting. That's the painting in the poster. He never really looked up during that entire interview.
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