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I'd used my GPS to set my route to the Roybal Federal Building, but turned it off while walking knowing my battery had to last all day. When I got to the sign that said Federal Building I turned it on, saw my destination somewhere in the middle of the facing and went in. It was only after sitting in the lobby for half an hour - and talking to a women with real problems, because her sister had been apprehended at the border - that I asked someone if this was the Roybal Federal Building. Nope, it was next door - out through a courtyard, then in through security again.
Got there in time and met our local attorneys and an adjuster representing our libel insurer (who turned out to also be an attorney). The magistrate had actually absorbed the whole crazy case, and quickly realized that it was not going to settle today. The plaintiff had failed to submit a required statement, but explained that her settlement demand was removal of all the articles about her from our website. I said No, and we were done.
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The MNOC boy standing by the control spent a lot of time in the surrounding area searching for his control.
Concert jazz du groupe belge "The Wrong Object", au Luxembourg le 04 novembre 2005.
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Jazz concert of the belgian band "The Wrong Object" in Luxembourg on the 4th November 2005.
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Kentish Town twinned with Borehamwood.
This time the wrong train also broke down and all the doors were jammed closed
There is a male cardinal that sings in the hardwood tree in our back yard every morning (and most of the day). I have wanted to get a photo of him, but he's rather shy. The other morning he was out singing when I went out and I grabbed my camera. Unfortunately I had my 60mm lens on, which was the wrong lens to get a good shot and all I got were some of him sitting in the tree very far away.
However, I kind of liked this flurry of feathers as he flew away. I wish you could hear him sing. It sounds like this, "Cheer Cheer Cheer Purty Purty Purty!"
habár mindketten tudjuk, hogy nem kell ez nekünk, nem tudunk szabadulni, nem hagy futni az érzés, ami kölcsönös ugyan, taszítás kéne, de csak vonz feléd, csak futunk, mint ostoba kutyák az új világ felé, csak futunk, hogy változzon, hogy ne fájjon, de végül egymás karjába menekülünk, habár ellentétes irányba húz a szívünk.
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What you see before you is the latest London location for Burger & Lobster (*fanfair* the global phenomenon!) I think this is number 9 though I may be wrong. These are the (Russian?) guys behind the Goodman steakhouses, and so you could say that they know a little something about meat, at the least! As for the aesthetic of the placeâ¦very American, I dunno if âCrabshackâ would be the right word, but the rustic wood, oldschool filament lamps and lobster cages on the walls come pretty close.
Itâs a strange one, this place, the menu basically has three mains - a whole lobster, a burger and what I guess is simply a lobster roll (cold lobster, warm meat - strong combination). No menu for food at all - you just pick one of the three. As your waiter/waitress may tell you - we âonly do three things, but we do them wellâ. Every meal comes with a side salad (tastes legit due to cheese and other unhealthy things) and a reasonable portion of fries (which are, dare I say, a dead ringer for those youâd get at McDonalds). Lobsters are sourced fresh from Nova Scotia and Maine (I think?), depending on season. As far as lobsters go, I have eaten lobsters all over the US and these areâ¦.pretty close to how I remember (ask for it steamed instead of grilled for full fishy lobster flavoursâ¦)
As this is a relatively new location, theyâre not quite as rammed as I hear the other ones can get (yet!). 3 hour queues? Apparently people will put up with such things. As for queuing up for 3 hours for a restaurant? I love food but you wonât see me doing that. Ever. Not ever. Spend more time waiting than eating? REALLY?! Who does that? OK, Iâll stop. Onto their pricing: £20 is a bit steep for a burger but for a lobster it feels like a bargain. Though the âno reservationâ system seems pretentious, the actual dining experience, thankfully, does not feel quite the same way. From what I saw, staff are super chill, and you eat off of trays instead of plates (which is either pretentious or unpretentious, I dunno). Idea: you could theoretically eat here âeconomicallyâ by getting a lobster to split between the two of you (provided you werenât hugely hungry). And buy more drinks and desserts. Said desserts and drinks are a...reasonable selection, reasonably priced - I suppose about average for London. They do quite a few cocktails, I think 17 last time I checked.
Part of the fun is, obviously, eating the lobster with the cracking tools they provide (your patience is rewarded by access to the delicious parts of the flesh hidden in the deep recesses of the exoskeleton). Eating lobster is actually not as hard, nor messy, as people think it is. You simply crack the joints with the dangerous implements they provide you (in this instance, the âWestmark Crackyâ, lol). This is a legit place to go with friends and loved ones - a lot of fun. It is, however, not a good place to take new business acquaintances or potential romantic connections. Eating with a bib whilst pieces of crustacean fly everywhere probably isnât a good look (though I could be wrong!). Before anyone asks, no, you donât get to choose which lobster youâre going to eat from the tanks (which I am grateful for - I donât think I am quite ready to confront the reality of choosing exactly what has to die to feed me. Goddamn...)
All in all, good food, nice location - none of this speedy table turnover and frenetic rushing I read about in some other reviews. So yeah, a somewhat minimalist approach to restaurateuring which delivers upon its promise of burger and/or lobster. If they keep their lobster pricing the same, I will most certainly be back. Well done to you, (possibly Russian) people of Burger and Lobster!
Rehearsal of Sorry, Wrong Number, by Lucille Fletcher, directed by Allison Stout, in Studio Theatre.
I have never seen anything so wrong as this in my life. On top of the fact that it's a pork parfait, I think it's the diagram that makes this sign truly priceless.
This album tells a story about a wrong turn, a lost girl, and a ghost town. This collection is meant to capture a quiet and eerie nature of a forgotten town. When we went to take these photos, I was super excited about the weather conditions. However, I found to way to use this as my strength when crafting the narrative and how I would choose to shoot these photos. While the gloomy weather would be subpar for capturing a magic fairytale land, it was perfect for capturing a ghost town. The entire exercise was fun and I have begun seeing the world through a different lens. I’ve started to look at objects as props and have found myself crawling on wet ground more often than I’d care for. Every piece of garbage, rusted pipe, or cracked stone has a story, which was the basis of this narrative. Something I would like to do better, or different, is capture a natural narrative. Instead of observing people in their element and framing that, I instead crafted a story with a hired model, which certainly feels artificial at its core. I’d like to take a step out of my comfort zone next time.
Well, there was one big chunk of the roll wasted. Eight shots just like this one. Good thing I kept changing lenses.
135mm Soligor
Yellow 46mm Filter
I wish I could have obtained the proper focus on this photo. However I still thought it was a pretty photo so I kept it, well, I keep all of them, I uploaded it rather.
Wrong Side, but interesting
Domino-knitted Ozabu (Flat Cushion) in progress
Puppy's British Eroica
168(red), 183(purple), 188(pale blue)
Needle Size: 12 (5.7mm)
Started on 6 March 2009
King Penguins threading their way through a large group of Southern Elephant Seals hauled out at Gold Harbour. This image was taken at Gold harbour, South Georgia during my 2014/2015 Antarctic season working with Quark Expeditions from 7th November 2014 to 21st January 2015.
I'm going to guess that they tried to convert Batman into superman, and didn't repaint all the pieces. Strange.
The SUV driver was trying to park, hit the wrong pedal when she was backing up, got on the sidewalk, then hit the lamp post which fell off within a few centimeters of a pedestrian who was not paying attention.