Reframing a lithograph

Reframing a lithograph

Haven’t ever owned something like this before. Made an impulse buy and bought a singed and numbered lithograph by Dali with an attached COA on the back of the frame backing. I don’t really like the frame, but was wondering if I reframe it, would it be extremely bad? I’ve looked them up and it’s not like it’s worth a million dollars or anything, but does it matter what type of frame and all you use?

u/No_Supermarket1615 — 15 hours ago

What happened?

So came across these in a first year Nuc. They’ve been in place for around 3 month. Minimal hive openings. I have “Texas 5000” bees. They’re pretty healthy. Queen is laying, I see all stages of bees from egg all the way up to pupae, they have a healthy supply of honey, bee bread, qnd nectar. They’re also starting to build out.

But today’s inspection I came across these bees that looked very dark, almost like they’ve soaked in something. Some were alive, but barely crawling others were dead. I’d say maybe a total of around 20ish bees like this. It was only on one frame, the farthest edge frame that’s been one of their foundation frames they’ve had built since I got them. Bottom box. I have a reducer on the front.

I have hive beetle traps that have oil, but on the opposite side of the boxes and not anywhere near these dark bees.

Any ideas??

Outside of Houston, TX on the SW side.

u/No_Supermarket1615 — 12 days ago

Getting Signia 7IX

So I’m getting hearing aids and my audiologist ordered me Signia Pure Charge & Go 7IX Telecoil. I really went in wanting the Phonak Audeo Infinio Ultra Sphere, but my audiologist said these are very similar and just as good. Being sort of new and not all knowing I just agreed and went with their recommendations.

Are the Signia ones just as good or at least same tier? I’m worried I may have regrets when I get them that I didn’t go with my gut. Is there a huge gap between them?

I have profound high frequency loss due to some conductive issues with my eardrum if that matters.

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u/No_Supermarket1615 — 1 month ago

VERA

Never used it before, but scheduled an appointment and it’s weeks out. I have an appointment at a regional VA hospital tomorrow unrelated. How likely is it to be able to walk in and request a C&P examiners opinion on a claim I’m trying to work on? I don’t know if it’s just a desk, long lines, or what. Are day of walk in’s frowned on and not a good idea?

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u/No_Supermarket1615 — 2 months ago

So I was medically discharged and very young and uninformed. During the service I had some TBIs and concussions and I began to have seizures at the tail end which initiated the medical discharge.

My mom told me I had a febrile seizure when I was an infant due to a fever so I always “understood” it as I had a seizure. So when asked at my discharge if I had seizures I said yes not knowing it wasn’t actually epilepsy or seizures like I currently have.

Now I’m currently going through the process of trying to claim seizures, but the only thing they keep denying me for is that I previously had seizures prior to service.

How can I correct the information I gave close to 20 years ago? I feel like due to my lack of information about a condition at the time I gave answers I didn’t mean or gave wrong information. Is there something I can do to help the right information to be given? I have doctors who say and scans that all indicate my epilepsy is due to head injuries I incurred during service, but it all comes down to denial because condition existed prior to service.

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u/No_Supermarket1615 — 2 months ago