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***Please Note:***Reggae Guest House 2 is a hostel for international backpackers. Unfortunately, we do not accept bookings by Malaysian, Indian and Middle Eastern nationalities anymore. Reservations made by these nationalities will deem to be null and void.
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From Low Cost Terminal (LCCT) - Take AirAisa SKybus/Aerobus to KL Central Terminal - approx 75 minutes - RM9(subjected to change). Change to LRT train one stop away to Pasar Seni Station - approx 5 minutes - Rm1(subjected to change).At the train station have two escalator.Use the escalator which located next to the elevator to go down.Make a left and you see the road in front of you.Follow it until you see 7 Eleven.We just 2 doors next to 7 Eleven.
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"This is my family. They don't like my music, they're just here for the food"- Dave Grohl
As next week is the 5th anniversary of RB. I predict something special with songs still believeable (e.g. no Metallica), namely 1 song from every decade present in RB. It fits the hint of variety very well.
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Got the front mount in today. Used a gusset for strength. -11 F this morning, this winter is dragging by. Next the rear mount, squaring it up, and then the hardest part, the top.
Got the front mount in today. Used a gusset for strength. -11 F this morning, this winter is dragging by. Next the rear mount, squaring it up, and then the hardest part, the top.
Rear mount after welding, top gusset, double thick at the screws with a stiffener added. Looks like there's another small but useful storage area.
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that looks really great, looks like the hard part is over now?
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Pipes welded in, looks like there's room. Another problem solved.
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Didn't have a 45mm die stock, so made one out of a piece of hard maple drop. A little off center, but it worked out just fine. Always check what's laying around before wallet is extracted.
Last edited by 8ninety8; 12-18-2013 at 05:50 AM.
Bumps planished out, shaping up, gauge reduced slightly.
And the right side fits too. Tight, clean, looks like it'll work.
Last edited by 8ninety8; 12-18-2013 at 05:50 AM.
Looking great, keep it up!
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Superkraut, just had to push it outside to get a proper look at whether it looked like a turd, too low at the top, or, if welding should be invested now. I think the top doesn't curve enough, not high enough. The stock tank drops by about an inch from the center to the front, this one drops only about a quarter inch. Don't know what'll do yet. Here's the next prob., make the right side a reverse copy of the left side.
Last edited by 8ninety8; 03-05-2013 at 11:38 PM.
Didja take any full-on side shots while it was out in the sun?
"It is what you discover, after you know it all, that counts." _ John Wooden
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Lew, got another side shot although starting another top piece to see what'll it look like. The stock profile is hard to beat. When it's done aesthetics will make it either a laugher or a second look. Wasn't that important when started, but now, better to pay attention to detail. Can't pound out the current top piece anymore, it's too much pounded if you know what I mean. Too thin.
Last edited by 8ninety8; 12-18-2013 at 05:51 AM.
I agree with your observation, not enough curve or height on the top, it that's what's great about what you're doing. Just take it off and make a new one
I'm building an aermacchi right now for my daughter and hate the stock sportsterish tank. Bought a leggero version off eBay and set off to cutting it up and welding it (widening it and stretching it). Then I came across a benelli tank that looked perfect, picked that up and just modified the frame and the mounting ears to accept the tank. I wish I had the talent to do what you're doing and just make exactly what I want out of a piece of aluminum, would save me a lot of headaches - or maybe introduce an entire set of new ones
I love this thread of yours
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// 1973 VW Type 181 Custom SOLD )
This effort is self-taught, stiff learning curve, never pounded a piece of Al before now, got a big pile of bent up scrap, might use some of it to stitch together an S-fairing for the front, with hand wind deflectors, and a cool headlight grill out of brass. Got to think ahead. Actually getting really worn out by this project, probably one of the hardest modifications I ever tried On my R90. Hope those pipes will weld into the 3003 alloy.
Last edited by 8ninety8; 02-24-2013 at 10:06 PM.
This is about the final shape, third top piece is a charm, knee sockets will be pushed way in, and looks like a five piece top, may just let the welds show, this is not a perfect looking bike, no reason to change now. Meant to be ridden down the road all day with a little style grace, and hard into the setting sun, bugs soon to be waiting up here, 4 degrees this morning, snow about every other day, temps 25 degrees below normal, whereTH is global warming when ya need it.
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Looks like it is coming together nicely.


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Coils of Entropy
I adore Canada, and I clearly have a bit of an affinity for metal, so when Nephelium crossed my path a few weeks ago, I had a vested interest in reviewing their full-length debut. Coils of Entropy has an intensely old-school sound (perhaps because the record is reportedly ten years in the making?) but does not drown in the murky waters of Nephelium's influences. This band is not made up of a bunch of Cannibal Corpse-worshipping teens. Formed in Dubai during the late 90's by Alex Zubair and Alan Madhavan, the group developed their sound long before relocating to the Great White North. Now that Nephelium has finally released a full album of material, it's probably only a matter of time before they secure high-profile support slots and get themselves more recognition.
Their work has an execution similar to Suffocation (though admittedly nowhere near as tight), but overall Nephelium tries mightily to forge a path of their own with their incendiary blend of extreme death metal. Whether or not they're successful is up to interpretation, but despite a few hiccups in production and songwriting, I think they're well on their way to something resonant.
Opening with frenetic and tinny-sounding drums, "Burial Ground" challenges the listener with its nearly indistinguishable rhythm and painful production. After about thirty seconds of confusion (and wincing), I started to adjust and enjoy the sonic battering. The track improves over the course of its tenure, with more memorable riffing and structure added by Devlin Anderson's gritty and guttural vocals. The drumming is fairly utilitarian, but that's sort of a relief in a world of deafening triggers and razor-sharp manufacturing. On slower sections, it would be nice to hear more groove coming from the rhythm section, but they've got the right idea. This is not metal for those who like to have a 'safe' listening experience with no moments of awkward tension. There are unsteady moments throughout the record that make me question how effective this music is when performed live. Having never seen Nephelium in action, I'll give them the benefit of the doubt.
"Merciless Annihilation" sets out to fulfill its title, and it sounds a lot like what our parents think metal sounds like: muddy, aggressive, and dense as hell. There are sloppy blast beats aplenty, and Anderson's vocals sort of become a parody of the genre as Coils of Entropy plays on. Don't get me wrong, his tone is fantastic. But as far as enunciation goes? That's a nonexistent element. I played this for a friend, who asked, "Wait. Are there lyrics?" Good question. There definitely are, and they're probably about killing/mutilating/destroying, but Anderson's violent vocals bleed with emotional intent, not content.
The end of "Halls of Judgement" has sick sludgy riffs, excellent drumming, and surprisingly tasteful and melodic solos. It's moments like this that capture the band's songwriting potential and showcase their ability to blend thrash and death metal to create blistering songs with dynamic form. One of the album's best tracks, it makes up for some of the oddly frenzied and slushy sections that take place before it.
Closing with "Coils of Entropy", there is a drawn-out and simple drum fill before launching back into battle. I can't stress enough how much better production values would have helped this album. The material itself is solid, but the amateur garage band feel proved inescapable and kept me from taking Nephelium completely seriously. Nevertheless, this is a fun album, and there is something very compelling about Coils of Entropy. It's as raw as a knee freshly skinned on jagged pavement, and that might just be what the immaculately produced and computerized metal scene needs right now.


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Members of AFSCME Local 1028 ratified a new contract Thursday night, the culmination of a 15-month long struggle for fair pay, affordable health care and respect on the job that included a 16-day strike by some 1,000 frontline Will County employees.
AFSCME and other unions are taking the fight for retirement security to court, announcing plans to file a lawsuit to have pension-cutting legislation declared unconstitutional.
AFSCME is calling on all members to help reach a goal of collecting 50,000 signatures in support of bringing a fair income tax to Illinois that will allow for higher rates on the wealthy and big corporations.
Lawmakers rushed to court when Gov. Pat Quinn vetoed monies appropriated to pay their wages. But they refused to act on legislation to pay thousands of state employees back wages owed for more than two years.
In the wake of another defeat in the courtroom, the state has backed off its plan to close Murray Developmental Center in Centralia – for now.
At the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, the rich are getting richer while working families fall behind. An AFSCME report reveals that clerical and technical staff struggle to makes ends meet as top administrators enjoy big pay hikes.
A plan to privatize breast cancer screenings for low-income women in Chicago fell apart after intense pressure from AFSCME, community health groups and key aldermen.
Nearly 500 employees of the Rockford-based not-for-profit agency Milestone, Inc., a provider of residential and developmental care for adults and children, voted resoundingly to form a union with Council 31.
Direct support workers are fighting for fair wages to lift themselves out of poverty. Let them know you stand with them!
AFSCME is calling the state's decision to appeal an order to cancel a wasteful privatization agreement "just plain wrong." Instead, DHS should negotiate with the union to ensure a smooth transition that returns the work to bargaining unit employees.
AFSCME members are working to stop a privatization threat, together with families of residents who include former Congressman Lane Evans and others.
In a letter published in the Chicago Sun-Times, the head of the Illinois AFL-CIO put the blame for the state's pension crisis where it belongs while calling for passage of a union-backed plan.
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AFSCME-represented food-service workers and paraprofessional employees in the Rockford School District ratified new collective bargaining agreements, as bus drivers keep fighting for fairness.
On Tuesday, Sept. 24, City of Chicago AFSCME members will hold worksite informational pickets calling on Mayor Emanuel to reach a fair contract settlement that respects their work.
Lawyers representing state and university retirees urged the high court to overturn a lower court ruling that dismissed a challenge to a new law imposing higher health care costs.
AFSCME's legal challenge to a law that changed the terms of health care benefits for retired state of Illinois and state university employees will soon receive a hearing before the state's highest court.
Indiana's "right-to-work- for-less" law, signed last year by a corporate-backed governor, is unconstitutional, a judge ruled last week in a decision that backs the rights of workers over the power of Wall Street.
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The general conference in Salt Lake City allows Mormons to hear gospel-centered talks about faith, family and mission work from senior church leaders.
The first general session on Saturday is scheduled for 10 a.m. mountain daylight time, following by a second session at 2 p.m. The priesthood session will be held at 6 p.m. Two more general sessions will be held on Sunday.
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National program will recognize community, TV, and film industry leaders who raise awareness about mental and substance use disorders and promote recovery
LOS ANGELES, Sept. 24, 2013 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) will honor David O. Russell, writer and director of Silver Linings Playbook and The Fighter, with a Career Achievement Award at the 2013 Voice Awards for his efforts to educate film audiences about the real experiences of people with behavioral health problems. In addition, SAMHSA will recognize former U.S. Congressman Patrick Kennedy and retired U.S. Army General Peter Chiarelli with Special Recognition Awards for their work to reduce the discrimination and misperceptions associated with people with behavioral health problems and increase access to behavioral health services and supports.
The event will take place on Wednesday, September 25, at Paramount Studios in Hollywood, CA. Since 2005, the Voice Awards program has brought together representatives from the entertainment industry and the behavioral health community for an evening of educational awareness-building about mental and substance use disorders and the power of recovery. This year's theme-Giving a Voice to Recovery-reflects SAMHSA's focus on the significant impact that individuals and communities can have when they support and give a voice to people with behavioral health needs.
The awards program recognizes the achievements of consumer/peer leaders who are sharing their stories of recovery and educating the public about behavioral health. Joseph Rogers of Philadelphia, PA, will receive the Lifetime Achievement Award for his impactful leadership and advocacy to advance the recovery movement. Consumer/Peer Leadership Awards will be presented to behavioral health advocates and community leaders Drew Horn, Freehold, NJ; Robert McKinley Gilmore, Sr., Houston, TX; Mia St. John, Calabasas, CA; Jennifer Constantine, Rapid City, SD; and William Kellibrew, Washington, DC. The Young Adult Leadership Award will be presented to Lauren Grimes of Baltimore, MD.
The Voice Awards also honors writers and producers who incorporate dignified, respectful, and accurate portrayals of people with behavioral health challenges into film and television productions. This year's finalists include Silver Linings Playbook (The Weinstein Company); The Perks of Being a Wallflower (Summit Entertainment) "Elementary" (CBS); "The Newsroom" (HBO); "Call Me Crazy: A Five Film" (Lifetime); "NCIS" (CBS); "Homeland" (Showtime); and "Perception" (TNT).
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December 11, 2013 at 10:23 PM
I am not sure the sound you are hearing is the same that I have been hearing for over a year now. I …Read Morelive in the east side and I am sure the drone I hear is coming from the Rouge area...probably Severstal Steel and the giant fans (or whatever) they are employing in the processes. It is a constant drone as you describe, but I am not sure it is reaching all the way to your area...but it could be. Keep us posted here on the Patch. I have been wondering, in my case, if the city noise ordinance should apply.
Lee Jacobsen
December 12, 2013 at 12:33 AM
The historic Ford homes community is a lovely area. Isn't the Detroit Lions practice facility…Read Morenearb y? Did the drone noise start with football season? Perhaps it is fans hoping to keep the Lions hot, pun intended. Hey...they're favored on Monday nite.....
Michael D. Albano
December 12, 2013 at 09:57 AM
One of George Bush's opponents running in the election against him called Bush's economic ideas…Read More&quo t;Voodoo Economics", and not the other way around Joseph.
Joseph Borrajo
December 13, 2013 at 05:01 PM
I actually recall George H W Bush saying that about Ronald Reagan when he vying for the Party…Read Morenomina tion for president. P3
Joseph Borrajo
December 13, 2013 at 05:02 PM
Anyway you look at it, Trickle Down Economics" is the mantra of the political party out of…Read Moretou ch with the American people. P3
Lee Jacobsen
December 11, 2013 at 11:46 PM
Joe, what happens when one refuses to return the umbrella?
Lee Jacobsen
December 11, 2013 at 11:42 PM
Joe, the devil is in the details. Corn can be stored for years, even decades, even thousands of…Read Moreyea rs, corn discovered in Egyptian tombs was still viable and sprouted. Read here from silo owners
Regarding the Middle East, wasn't that one of Obama's promises, get us out of there? Of course, more details, he didn't say how long it was going to take, did he? And finally, no other city as large as Detroit has ever declared bankruptcy. Smaller cities have less art worth selling, some don't have art museums, one reason no other municipality has done the deed.....
December 11, 2013 at 10:35 PM
Lee, you and I are on the same page. Calling 911 and getting police response will take at least…Read Moreseve ral minutes...a 9mm bullet travels at about 1250 feet per second. Which would most people opt for when it comes to survival, especially in the first two of your scenarios? I think we both know the answer.
Gun free zones that are currently the law only act as a magnate to the mad men that have perpetrated the crimes you speak of. In virtually all the instances where these things have occurred have been in gun free zones, i.e., schools, army bases, navy yards, theaters, etc.
Lee Jacobsen
December 13, 2013 at 03:54 PM
Both of you have conveniently avoided the point I was making, and what Joe does a lot, complain but …Read Moreno suggestions to resolve issues. It is much easier to be a critic with respect to herbicides and insecticides, than to propose an alternative to starving when the little critters eat up all the crops. Take Turkeys as an example. Modern turkeys are bred to produce larger breast meat and weigh much more than the heritage turkeys which can still fly. The difference is cost, about 3 times less for a fat modern turkey that tastes better. So, by dissing the use of modern methods to grow food, the homeless and poor end up suffering as the costs increase dramatically for them when the available amount of food volume produced is less. An obvious correlation...the less herbicides and pesticides used, the greater the use of food stamps. The fix?
Tax breaks to Monsanto to develop less toxic ways to preserve the crops.
Lee Jacobsen
December 10, 2013 at 07:46 PM
Joe, you see a need. Funds for the Saline band. Time for you to promote a tax credit in your local …Read MoreSaline business community for those businesses that contribute money to a band fund. Both sides benefit, businesses with tax credits and the band with band instruments. Of course, someone will have to talk to the govt folk regarding the tax credit aspect, but since the govt is our friend, should be no problem for you.....
Lee Jacobsen
December 10, 2013 at 07:30 PM
Joe, are you implying that Santa's workshop is a captialistic enterprise fueled by greed to…Read Moremanufact ure and give every girl and boy the present of their choice on Christmas Eve? Who would possibly be devious enough to manipulate fact and reality that way? Not you Joe! Surely not anyone with reason and common sense .
Lee Jacobsen
December 08, 2013 at 04:13 PM
Joe, profit came into existence long before greed.
Details of all word origins are at this…Read Moresite..... .
Joseph Borrajo
December 08, 2013 at 07:12 PM
This nothing wrong with profit. There's something inherently wrong with usury, particularly when it …Read Moreis deviously manipulated in the way that bankers did with debt swap derivatives that led to the financial collapse of our economy. P3
Lee Jacobsen
December 08, 2013 at 07:43 PM
There is nothing wrong with going bankrupt either, Henry Ford did it more than once before figuring …Read Moreout a successful way. Instead, the Obama govt bailed certain companies out using trillions of our taxpayer money. Why? Perhaps due to a complicity in causing the bankruptcy by ordering banks to make loans to folk who had no business buying a house, such as part time baby sitters? No wonder so many loans went bad......
Lee Jacobsen
December 08, 2013 at 04:03 PM
joe, so your big picture for entrepreneurs, the successful ones, is to make money, and then give it …Read Moreaway? That view is hardly inclusive to most folk in business. Greed has nothing to do with it, the freedom of choice to spend your paycheck as you see fit has priority over the ones who have their hands out, wanting to spend your paycheck for themselves.
Lee Jacobsen
December 07, 2013 at 01:51 PM
Joe, I am with you! Let's put that on our Christmas lists for Santa... "Santa, we need a…Read MoreSecon d Coming. I am sure all the preservation folk worried about survival once the end comes, not the first , but the Second Coming), would hop on board as well.
Wouldn't that be swell....
Lee Jacobsen
December 07, 2013 at 01:36 PM
Joe, one of the problems regarding managing, is when to trust in your managing team, in other…Read Morewords, don't micro manage. In security there is a 'need to know', and if there is a possibility that a national secret could be compromised in 2 yrs (the length of a term in congress), if the congresswomen fails to gain re-election, is back out on the street with the rest of us, does it make sense to share that information? Don't think so........She is preserving our rights by not knowing the 'details'.......Regarding Snowden, every company has 'drones', that think their way is the only way, and forget the system. When they bypass managers, and try to go to the top with inane questions, they are not using the 'chain of command'. Snowden will be 'handled'. Nuff said......
Lee Jacobsen
December 07, 2013 at 01:26 PM
Joe, unless you back up your opinions with some sort of facts, such as links etc, your statements…Read Morear e meaningless, made up. I could say that Santa was definitely a capitalist, probably a republican, since he runs one of the best little businesses in the world. Need proof? Here's a link.
https://www.openforum.com/articles/santas-workshop-best-small-business-on-the-planet/ As mentioned,
It's hard not to envy the setup at the North Pole. It has massive brand recognition, significant word-of-mouth marketing, a steady flow of customers, satisfied employees, a generous vacation package and a pretty friendly mom-and-pop environment.
Joseph Borrajo
December 08, 2013 at 11:41 AM
The story was printed in a number of publications. Get real, and read.! P3
Lee Jacobsen
December 08, 2013 at 02:12 PM
Joe, help us all out and post a link to one of these 'number' of publications. Get real, use the…Read Moreco py and paste function on your computer. Then we can read where you get this 'factual?' information from......


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I have about 1K kicking around in the bank. I hate banks. Does anyone have any advice on investing in precious metals?
This would not be through an internet or investment account. This would likely be in physical bullion in my possession. Or should I go with an account for disposability purposes?
Since Silver is down to the lowest levels I've seen in a couple years ($28 an ounce) I'm debating buying a pound or 2, thinking the Greek collapse and possible civil war (as warned by former Greek minister) will send it to $40 or beyond by years end.
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Participants follow an official Whitecaps FC training curriculum
- Includes footwork, diving, handling, shot stopping, crosses, distribution and organization
All sessions developed and delivered by Whitecaps FC head goalkeeping staff
- Includes High Performance Coach Raegyn Hall and first team Coach Marius Rovde
- Connected to the Whitecaps FC Academy Centre network to provide greater exposure and opportunities
- Boys and girls U-10 (2004) to U-18 (1997/1996)
- Ten month program: three phases September through June for a total of 32 weeks
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- September 13 - First sessions for 2013
- October 11 - Thanksgiving weekend, no sessions
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- January 10 - First sessions for 2014
- March 14 - Last sessions before spring break
- Two week break for spring
Spring Phase - 11 weeks
- March 28 - First sessions after spring break (Girls Showcase)
- April 18 - Easter weekend, no sessions (Boys Showcase)
- May 16 - Victoria Day weekend, no sessions
- June 20 - Last sessions for 2014
Development Academy - Fridays
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For all levels of goalkeepers. Must be motivated and serious about getting to the next level
- Group 1 (U-10 to U-12): 5:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.
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Castelli Romani with Dinner The excursion will leave from the hotel around 15.30 hrs to drive south-east out of Rome to the Alban Hills. Castel Gandolfo is a small town occupying a height overlooking Lake Albano and was voted one of the most beautiful towns in Italy. It is best known as the summer residence of the Pope. A short stop will be made here before proceeding via Marino and Grottaferrata to the nearby town of Frascati. Frascati is renowned for its white wine and is also an important historical and artisic centre. The restaurant we take you to for dinner is near to the characteristic market square and has a particularly charming rustic atmosphere with history in each of its stones. The quality and originality of the Roman kitchen allows you to sample local dishes with unlimited local white wine and mineral water plus coffee. During the evening you will be entertained by an accordion player.yer. Approximate value: 50 EUR per person
Treasures of Rome by Night & Dinner An early evening tour will show you other aspects of Rome, perhaps not seen on the included sightseeing tour. Either before or after dinner you will have an orientation drive to probably include Castel Sant' Angelo, Palace of Justice, Mausoleum of Augustus, Aurelian walls, Villa Borghese, Via Veneto, Piazza Barberini and Via Nazionale. A stop will be made at the famous Trevi Fountain, where a traditional legend holds that anyone throwing a coin into the fountain will ensure a return to Rome! Dinner will be taken at one of the local restaurants and you can sample a delicious 3 course menu with dessert including local wine and mineral water plus coffee or tea. During the evening there will be music to add to the romantic Roman atmosphere. Approximate value: 55 EUR per person
Vatican Museum & Sistine Chapel On this fascinating excursion with a local guide you can stroll through the Vatican Museum and marvel at Michaelangelo's famous creation in the Sistine Chapel. The Vatican Museum houses over 2000 rooms and 9 miles of the most extensive collections of art in the world. The Museums are brilliantly decorated and brim over with treasures and history and the local guide will share with you the stories and secrets contained within the Museum's walls. In the Sistine Chapel you can marvel at Michaelangelo's masterpiece, which is perhaps the greatest example of art anywhere and certainly the largest contiguous body by one painter. There are also some lesser masterpieces in the Sistine Chapel which are also worth seeing. Approximate value: 55 EUR per person
Tuscan Flavours A lovely typical Tuscan meal awaits you on this evening excursion. The delightful restaurant we take you to stands in front of the imposing Charterhouse of Florence, which was founded in the 14th century to accommodate monks, a prior and small group of lay brothers. The varied menu we offer you lets you sample delicious Tuscan specialites with Chianti red or white wine and mineral water. During the evening there will be music to entertain you and there is also the possibility to get up and dance. Approximate value: 52 EUR per person
Uffizi Gallery Don't miss the chance to visit what is believed to be the earliest museum in Europe. With a local guide you will be taken around the Uffizi Gallery, which is one of the most important art galleries in Italy displaying paintings from every age. The Uffizi Palace was built by Giorgio Vasari at the wishes of Duke Cosimo 1 de Medici as offices of the Medici government. It houses the most significant classical sculptures from the Medici collections and a big selection of Italian and European paintings from 13th to 18th centuries. Admire some classical works of art such as Botticelli's "Birth of Venus", Leonardo's "The Annunciation" and Michelangelo's "Tondo Doni". At the end of the visit with the local guide you will be free to remain in the museum on your own to look around further. Note that the Uffizi Gallery is closed on Mondays. Approximate value: 35 EUR per person
Discover The Venetian Lagoon Discover the Venetian lagoon on an afternoon excursion lasting approximately 3 hours. After sailing past the island of St. Giorgio, the public gardens, Sant'Elena, the Lido and Murano the boat takes you to the famous island of Burano. This is the most picturesque of Venetian islands of the lagoon and the pretty fishing village has its streets and canals lined by pastel coloured houses. It is also famous for its lace-making industry. There will be time to look around Burano on your own before returning back to St. Mark's Square by boat. Approximate value: 33 EUR per person
Gondola Serenade One of the highlights of a trip to Europe and something not to be missed during your visit to Venice is a gondola serenade. The gondola ride either takes place in the morning or the afternoon and lasts approximately 30 minutes when during this time you can relax whilst cruising not only on the Grand Canal but also down many small canals to see Venice from the water. During the gondola ride a local musician will serenade you with the traditional romantic music of Italy. Approximate value: 40 EUR per person
Venetian Night Out & Dinner As the title suggests, this is a real Venetian night out. Embark on a motorboat for a cruise along the impressive Giudecca Canal with the tour director pointing out the most important palaces, all built by the Venetian gentry between the 12th and 13th centuries. Upon disembarkation an evening stroll though some of the romantic narrow streets of this fascinating city to eventually reach one of the specially chosen local restaurants for your Venetian dinner. After a welcoming aperitif of the house you can sit down and enjoy a typical dinner with a choice of starters and main course followed by a delicious dessert. Included also is red or white wine plus mineral water and tea or coffee. After dinner you will be given some free time in St. Mark's Square, said to have been called the "drawing room of Europe" by Napoleon and which is one of the few great urban spaces in Europe where human voices prevail over the sounds of motorized traffic. A motorboat will then take you part of the way back to your hotel. Approximate value: 65 EUR per person
Magic Of Verona Verona is one of the main tourist destinations in northern Italy due to its artistic heritage and shows and operas which are often held in the beautiful ancient amphitheatre built by the Romans - the Arena. The city has been awarded World Heritage Site status because of its architecture and urban structure. On the sightseeing tour of this fascinating city the local guide will take you first on a panoramic drive with the coach to see the Scaliger Bridge and Castle, the Roman Gavi-arch, the Roman city gate, Roman bridge and theatre and various churches. Then disembark from the coach and proceed on foot through the historical city centre to include sites such as Juliet's House, Romeo's house, Piazza "Erbe" and Piazza "Signori" and the Scaglier tombs and last, but not least, Piazza Bra with the beautiful Arena. Approximate value: 20 EUR per person
Archaeological Site The tour today begins with your tour director escorting your group from the hotel to the Archaeological site of Olympia where you will meet your local Greek guide at the entrance to the site. Considered today as being one of the most interesting and educational sites you will find throughout the Peloponnese, Olympia is mostly famous for being the venue of the Ancient Olympic Games and home to the Olympic flame. Today you will see the remains of a gymnasium, ancient temples, the stadium, housing structures, and just outside the site, the archaeological museum hosting findings from the ancient site and from other excavations in the surrounding areas with well labeled exhibits including the famous statue of Hermes of Praxiteles and Nike Paionios. Approximate value: 23 EUR per person
Athens by Night A perfect introduction to the oldest and most historical neighborhood of Athens, begin this evening with an escorted walking tour of Plaka. Built around the northern and eastern slopes of the Acropolis, the district of Plaka is known as the neighborhood of the gods, referring not only to the numerous Archaeological sites, but also to the ancient gods of Greece and their passion for entertainment, drinking wine and dancing. While making your way through the labyrinth of small streets lined with souvenir shops selling leather, jewelry, replicas of archaelogical findings, also notice the neoclassical architecture. See the old houses, once mansions, with their red roof tiles, the Lysikrates Momument opposite Hadrians Arch and as you proceed along the main pedestrian street within Plaka called Andrianou Street, you will pass by the Ancient Agora, Roman Agora, the Bath house of the Winds, finally making your way towards the Greek taverna for dinner and entertainment. Our typical Greek menu begins with various starters to introduce you to the local food including cheese pies, spinach pies, village sausage, stuffed vine leaves and meatballs along with the famous tzatziki dip made of yogurt and garlic, a full greek salad and bread. The main course is a pork or chicken "souvlaki" served with oven potatoes and dessert is walnut cake with a scoop of ice-cream. Red and white local barrel wine is served to accompany this meal. Approximate value: 45 EUR per person
Visit the Acropolis Museum Today you have the opportunity to be taken on a guided tour of the newly built and internationally renowned Acropolis museum. Constructed in 2007 and designed by a Swiss architect Bernard Tschumi in co-operation with a Greek architect Michalis Fotiadis, the museum covers 25,000 sq. meters with 14,000 sq. meters of exhibition space. This was a long awaited vision of the Athenians to successfully support, conserve, safely house, and display the thousands of artifacts currently associated with the Acropolis and ancient Athens. Free time is allowed for walking or shopping in the Plaka district of Athens before entering the museum. The museum itself, suspended on pillars, is built above a large urban settlement which can be seen by looking down while walking around the exhibition as the floor surface is made of glass. The main attraction of the museum is the Parthenon Gallery. Found on the third floor, you can see what remains in Greece of the Parthenon marbles and fully understand the size and structure of the Acropolis. The gallery also constructed of glass, provides spectacular views of the Acropolis. Approximate value: 30 EUR per person
Scenic Island Tour An interesting scenic island tour has been designed for those passengers who prefer to discover the beauties of Patmos from the comfort of an air-conditioned motor coach. Start the tour from the port of Scala and drive to the central part of the island "Chora" which is the location of the Majestic Byzantine Monastery of St. John the Divine, built in 1088. Your sightseeing will first bring you to the Grotto of the Apocalypse, and then to the windmills of Chora, once upon a time the landmark of all Aegean Islands, from where you will enjoy a beautiful view and have the chance to take photos. Afterwards, continue around the island to see its landscape of outstanding natural beauty comprising of rocky hills, dozens of tongues of land reaching out into the sea, tranquil beaches and many picturesque inlets. The tour ends at the port of Scala to enjoy free time in the quaint and picturesque little town. A refreshment or a coffee will be offered at Arion Cafe, the oldest and most beautiful cafe of the town. Approximate value: 45 EUR per person
St. John Monastery & Grotto Depart from the port of Scala and enjoy a short drive to the village of Chora, where the Monastery of St. John is built within the walls of a strong fortification. As you walk uphill towards the entrance of the monastery marvel at this magnificent structure, which was built 900 years ago. View the courtyard, the monks' dining room and the old bakery before you visit the main church noted for its outstanding frescoes and interior decoration. Next, visit the small museum where priceless ecclesiastical treasures, books, manuscripts, mosaics, icons, splendid medieval textiles, vestments and jewellery are housed. Return to your motor coach and continue to the nearby Grotto of the Apocalypse. Walk down the steps to the Grotto of the Apocalypse. Here you will see the niches in the wall that mark the pillow and ledge used as a desk by the author of the Book of the Revelation and the crack in the rock made by the voice of God honouring the Holy Trinity. Afterwards, drive back to the port of Scala and enjoy some free time in this quaint and picturesque town. Approximate value: 45 EUR per person
Ancient Ephesus Drive through the colourful town of Kusadasi and along the coast to reach Ephesus, famous in antiquity for its Temple of Diana - one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World - and later the home of St. John. During the years of the Roman Empire, the Greek port of Ephesus became the greatest city in Asia Minor. Upon arrival at Ephesus follow your guide to enter the ancient site through the Magnesian Gate. Discover innumerable monuments including the Forum, the Odeon, the Library of Celsus, the Thermal Baths of Scolastika and the Great Theatre built in the Greek Era and reconstructed in the Roman period, which is still noted for its remarkable acoustics. View the symbols all around and marvel at the fact that one is still able to read the inscriptions in the ancient Greek language. Walk back to your coach along the Arcadian Way, where once Mark Anthony and Cleopatra rode in procession. As you drive back to Kusadasi, on a hill above Selcuk, just outside Ephesus, view the Basilica of St. John, which was erected over his grave in the 6th Century A.D. by Emperor Justinian. Approximate value: 55 EUR per person
Ephesus & The Terrace Houses Ephesus terrace houses are located on the hill, opposite the Hadrian Temple. Also called as "the houses of rich", important for the reason give us information about family life during the Roman period. They were built according to the Hippodamian plan of the city in which roads transected each other at right angles. There are six residential units on three terraces at the lower end of the slope of the Bulbul Mountain. The oldest building dates back into the 1C BC and continued in use as residence until the 7C AD. Ephesus and Terrace Houses are covered with protective roofing which resembles Roman houses. The mosaics on the floor and the frescos have been consolidated and two houses have been opened to the public as a museum. They had interior courtyards (peristyle) in the center, with the ceiling open. They were mostly two-storied, upper stores have collapsed during time. On the ground floor there were living and dining rooms opening to the hall, and upstairs there were bedrooms and guest rooms. The heating system of the terrace houses were the same as that in baths. Clay pipes beneath the floors and behind the walls carried hot air through the houses. The houses also had cold and hot water. The rooms had no window, only illuminated with light coming from the open hall, so that most of the rooms were dim. The excavations of the terrace houses started in 1960. The restoration of the two of the houses have been finished and can be visited today. Approximate value: 59 EUR per person
Ephesus & Virgin Mary's House Drive through the colourful town of Kusadasi to reach Mt. Koressos. Situated in a small valley, the humble chapel lies on the site of the little house where the Virgin Mary is believed to have spent her last days. Despite the many controversies, the Christian World still favours this belief and the site has been officially sanctioned by the Vatican for pilgrimage. Continue on to Ancient Ephesus accompanied by your guide walk through the Magnesian Gate which is the entrance to the ancient city of Ephesus. Your guided walking tour will take you through one of the most magnificent excavations in the world. See the Odeon (concert hall), the Fountain of Trajan, the steam-heated Baths of Scolastika, the Temple of Hadrian and the Latrians, the Library of Celsus and The Great Theatre, the largest one in antiquity with a capacity of 24,000 seats where St. Paul preached. Walk back to the coach along the Arcadian Way, where Mark Anthony and Cleopatra once rode in procession. While driving back to Kusadasi and just outside Ephesus, view the Basilica of St. John, which was erected over his grave in the 6th Century A.D. by Emperor Justinian. The House of the Virgin (Meryemana in Turkish), located in a nature park between Ehesus and Seljuk, is believed to be the last residence of the Virgin Mary, mother of Jesus. The peaceful site is sacred to both Christians and Muslims, and is visited by many tourists and pilgrims. Approximate value: 59 EUR per person
A Taste Of Crete The tour begins from the Venetian lion-guarded port of Heraklion with a drive through the city to the famous wine producing area of Peza, south of Heraklion. The drive is through breathtaking landscape of countryside and vineyards as old as Minoan times. The first stop is a modern winery, where you will see the updated methods of wine making and sample some of the delicious Cretan wines. The drive continues through rural villages to the village of Archanes, the municipality in the area. On the way, a photo stop is made at Vathypetro to view one of the oldest farmhouses in Crete, dating to the Minoan period 16th Century B.C.. The tour continues through the island's hilly countryside where olive groves and vineyards existed from as far back as 4,000 years. Arriving at the village of Archanes, which is situated 10 km south of the Palace of Knossos, you will visit the quaint market town of Archanes characterised by many restored sandstone houses dating from the Turkish period. At a taverna in the village's tree-shaded square, you will sample an assortment of Cretan snacks and locally produced wine, and have a chance to mingle with many of the locals themselves while listening to typical Greek music. You will have free time to browse before the return drive to the port of Heraklion and the ship. Approximate value: 49 EUR per person
City Tour & Museum "Heraklion" is the largest urban centre in Crete, the capital of the region and the economic centre of the island. The first European civilization, the Minoan civilization, flourished on this land 5000 years ago. The city is also the commercial and scientific centre of the island. It has a strategic geopolitical position in the southeast basin of the Mediterranean Sea connecting three continents and many different cultures." Continue with visit to archaeological museum which contains the most important artifacts from the Minoan civilization. After have free time for shopping in Heraklion center. Return to port. Approximate value: 49 EUR per person
Palace Of Knossos Crete is the largest and the most rugged of the Greek islands. It is also the home of the great Minoan Civilization and the mythological home of Zeus. After a short drive through the town of Heraklion the tour will arrive at the Knossos excavations. Here, Sir Arthur Evan's archaeological discoveries revealed a civilization dating back to 4000 B.C., when a great empire flourished on the island of Crete. Based on the wealth of artefacts that were found, Evans theorized that this was the site of the ancient Minoan Kingdom. These findings will be viewed in detail, as your guide will lead you on a journey of discovery to learn of the sophisticated culture that flourished thousands of years ago on this island. The Palace, decorated with frescoes and shields houses the Hall of the Royal Guard, the Hall of the Double Axes, the King's Chamber with the alabaster throne, the Queen's Apartment, beautiful courtyards and shrines. Having visited this remarkable site your coaches will take you back to the Venetian lion-guarded port of Heraklion to rejoin your ship. Approximate value: 49 EUR per person
Oia Village Driving along the road you will have the unique opportunity to admire the panoramic view of the Aegean Sea and the neighbouring islands. A unique sight is the various layers of lava that can be seen on the face of the rock, each layer being another phase of the activity of the volcano. Built on the Caldera rim, Oia Village is an excellent example of Cycladic architecture. Explore the village walking along the cobble-stone streets and the white washed houses with blue shutters where one gets the impression that they are a beautiful travel poster. Your coach will bring you back to the port of Athinios, where you will embark your tender boat. Approximate value: 55 EUR per person
Santorini Sailing & Volcano Enjoy a cruise (on motorboat) around the active crater of Nea Kameni islet. Sail along the strange formations of its volcanic shores, where black lava rocks and white pumice are combined beautifully with the red colour of lava. Take a walk to the top of the volcanic island where sulphur is spewed into the air by one of the craters. Enjoy this surreal landscape as your guide narrates the creation and history of the volcano and the last eruption leading to the destruction of the island of Santorini. The tidal wave created by the eruption was of such an immense magnitude, it destroyed the thriving city of Knossos on the island of Crete. As your caique enters the narrows of the two lava islets, Palea and Nea Kameni, the colour of the water changes from dark blue to sulphur green. In the distance, admire the breathtaking sight of Fira town with its white washed houses clinging precariously on the rim of the Caldera. Take time to swim in the warm waters heated by Hot Springs on the sea floor. Your excursion will end in Fira where your guide will show you the way to the cable car and you will make your own way back to the ship. Approximate value: 55 EUR per person


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I've referred only half jokingly over the years to the early days of my television career when, after two seasons of making shows around the world for A COOK'S TOUR, I was advised that audiences just didn't respond to all those foreign locations where people talked funny and sometimes (horror of horrors) even had to be subtitled. My cruel masters sat back in their chairs and with dreamy, wistful looks suggested how wonderful it would be if I could just confine my interests to shows about tailgate parties, pony rides and….barbecue. "Exotic" locations were problematic, they suggested. They didn't fit in with their " current business model."
Well, after 8 years of NO RESERVATIONS, in which I have been allowed to travel this world unfettered and largely without constraint, I found myself once again thinking, "What's the most ****ed up thing I can do on the show?" The answer, it seemed, was to embrace the beast. Go right back and do what would have been unthinkable back then (or at any time since): make a show about a subject that every single travel and food show has done a million times, in a place that has been more than adequately covered (as least as relates to slowly smoked meats). Go right to the heart of core Americana—that uniquely All-American genre of cookery called Kansas City Barbecue. And while I was at it, I thought—why not go all the way—attend my very first tailgate party? What could be more unlike me? I've been to Saudi Arabia. Tribal Liberia. China. Why couldn't I embrace this curious and much loved indigenous practice as I had this—just cause it's American? The plan? To go to Kansas City—and challenge ourselves to making a single subject show—almost entirely about briskets, ribs, pulled pork, sticky sauce—and yet do it in a way that had never been done before. Meaning, I would challenge the fine ZPZ team of talented cinematographers to make Barbecue Porn so extreme, so hardcore, so enticing that we could bring life to even this tired subject. And what would I say about all this? What would be my point of view?
It came to me over late night vodka shots in a Croatian parking lot: ZAMIR!
Who better to explore those most American of subjects than my always optimistic Russian friend? What better way to look at my first tailgate experience than through the fresh, un-jaded eyes of my veteran sidekick for whom America is still a Wonderland of the unfamiliar, strange and fabulous? Lured by possibly misleading promises that he would be trained and groomed to replace me as a television travel host, Zamir was flown to Kansas City where he would be (he was assured) instructed in the dark arts of hosting a food show. On Monday night, you will see the results.
And we would need music. Good music. More importantly, we would need cheap good music. Fortunately, I had recently become aware that the Dan Auerbach and Patrick Carney of THE BLACK KEYS were very fond of a good meal and were, after many years on the road, susceptible to offers of free food. In return for a lunch of chicken wings and ribs, they quickly agreed to drive their van from their hometown of Akron Ohio, to Kansas City and join me for an afternoon of bourbon and barbecue.
The tailgate party, by the way, turned out to be something of a mystical experience. The Kansas City Chiefs had not been having a good season when we arrived. Even the most enthusiastic KC fans that day, huddled in the cold parking lot outside the stadium, did not give them much chance against the phenomenally streaking Green Bay Packers. But they hadn't accounted for the Magical Powers of Zamir. He arrived fully decked in Chiefs colors, waving his giant foam hand and screaming "Let's Pack the Packers" (while consuming Godawful quantities of Jello shots and bourbon). His unbridled, child-like enthusiasm proved contagious, urging the team on to an unexpected upset. Local talk radio the next day suggested that my Russian friend might have in some way, actually been responsible for this victory. Had he given the Packers the "Evil Eye"? Was he some kind of Eastern European Good Luck Charm? Did he have…"Powers?" The next day, local sports radio spoke in hushed and respectful tones of the bearded Russian who had appeared—supernaturally—in the parking lot prior to the game, spoken in what were described as "tongues" (or possibly gibberish), invoking through some ancient Dark Art, a force that swept across the gridiron that day, and crushed the sons of Lombardi under the Chief's mighty hooves.
There is a lot more to see—and to eat— in Kansas City than barbecue. But that's not what we were there for. We had other business: To go where many had gone before. Only do it better. And weirder.
I think, I hope, we succeeded.
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Man you got that all wrong on the horses. The best thing for the inside of a guy is thd outside of a good horse and a long high trail.
If you ever get the chance ride one of the really old stock saddles on a good horse - like my favorite who was 1/2 Morgan and 1/2 Tennessee Walker. That horse and I could go for miles and miles and I would still feel great at the end of the day. You had to pay attention cause he was spirited but a great horse. He liked to hunt elk more than I did. He would find them before I did. only real bad habit he had was if yo tied him up and hunted on your own he would chew through the tie rope and go home. I solved that by using a swing set chain to tie him up with. No more problems.
Saw the pics on the saddle. Nice. Looks like it has a high cantle. When I was riding a lot my favorite saddle was an old one that dated back to the late 1880's or so. It was a regular working saddle for a cowboy and was really comfortable to use all day long. You sat in the saddle not on the saddle. Deep seat and high swells in front and high cantle. It looked rough and ragged but after riding on mountain trails for twenty miles and pulling a pack string you still felt good. I miss riding the high country.