Four days before Christmas they paid $455 to lodge a one-sentence appeal over the conviction of the man who was once considered a Major League Baseball great for obstructing a federal investigation into steroid use in sport.
When I first met him, he was standing outside the entrance to the tribal lodge, a one-story cinderblock building across the street from the Stag Hill ball field, and was using an eagle feather to waft smoke from a frying pan of burning sage and cedar, as part of a cleansing ceremony called smudging.
Our next destination was a fishing lodge, one of a dozen on the winding Zhupanova river, half an hour's flight away on a much smaller but equally noisy helicopter.
The house, originally a farmhouse, has been converted into a hunting lodge with one bathroom and a bunkroom for 10 people.
The tribunal judge decided that claims for compensation made by representatives acting for other workers or by individuals will be valid but those who have yet to lodge a claim, or have one lodged on their behalf, will miss out.
We strap a tiny second screen to our wrist; we lodge an even tinier one in front of an eye; we seek more effortless status updates, more variables tracked, more abstraction of everyday experience into metrics.
There was a lot of talk about a sauna or a sweat lodge, one attraction being the chance to get thoroughly warm.
When the writer was in the East African colony of Kenya, a man from the tourist association roped him into joining a party on a rather dangerous trip to Treetops, a lodge from which one could observe all sorts of wild animals.
By S. J. Perelman The New Yorker, July 17 , 1954P. 22 When the writer was in the East African colony of Kenya, a man from the tourist association roped him into joining a party on a rather dangerous trip to Treetops, a lodge from which one could observe all sorts of wild animals.
A small outpost on a quiet street, Erie Basin (an old-timers' name for Red Hook) has the spooky feel of an old lodge, perhaps one where someone was recently murdered.
As aerodynamic as a bird's skull and as commodious as a double coffin, it is not on blocks but lodged in one, like a stray bullet.
