There's no velvet rope at this no-frills rock club, and the walls are lined with old show papers, lending a bit of bomb shelter feel.
Gen. Colin Powell told The New Yorker: "William Safire and Tony Lewis say this will only take a little bit of bombing and it will work... and Safire... just says, 'Air power can do it.' Forget it".
This is in stark contrast to Japan, where for the most part people only started eating whale after the Second World War, when the devastated country needed a cheap and easy way of providing its citizens with meat that wasn't contaminated with bits of atomic bomb.
The flick, starring Julia Stiles as a college student from Wisconsin who falls in love with a Danish prince, has proven to be a bit of a bomb so far since its April release.
The bits of Königsberg not bombed in the war were mostly destroyed by the Russians, and the remaining Germans deported.
Since discovering Sayeg in 2008 – and doing a bit of yarn bombing herself, notably a cosy for a garden shed – her work has taken a turn for the woolly.
ECONOMIST Dani Rodrik has become a bit of a bomb-thrower on issues of globalisation, but I think he makes a point in this column that is worth heeding:[W]hen we expect redistributive effects to even out in the long run, so that everyone eventually comes out ahead, we are more likely to overlook reshufflings of income.
Choriqueso was a crowd-pleasing calorie bomb, bits of chorizo scattered into a mass of Oaxaca cheese, which was then broiled and served cowboy-style in a square cast-iron mini-skillet.
"I have been to the scene and haven't found a single bit of evidence of bombs or any other weapons.
As well as that, about a million people have been displaced by the fighting, so the situation's messy both in a geopolitical sense and in terms of scud missiles, RPGs and cluster bombs making bits of human fly around everywhere.
