Four pavilions of distinctive treasures await you at the Central New York Regional Flea Market (2100 Park Street, 315-422-8647): odd lots, factory mistakes and future antiques.
If your building site isn't precisely level, the precut lumber doesn't fit, or if you place one piece wrong you fight everything the rest of the way, and sometimes a piece will be cut wrong at the factory, a mistake that wasn't even yours.
Purple Moon (center), one of their best sellers, evolved during a trip to the factory: after a mistake was made with the dye, she improvised at the printing table, combining a vision of her mother's pink-and-gold sari with the purple of a worker's cap.
Ali Jafar, a shift manager from a West Bank village who has worked for SodaStream for two years, said: "All the people who wanted to close [SodaStream's West Bank factory] are mistaken.
In it, a rather eccentric woman, Mrs Bartolotti, receives a parcel in the post containing a factory-made child called Conrad, who is perfect in every way (and much better behaved than his new parent); but the factory have made a mistake and soon they want him back… 10.
Randolph would never be mistaken for a factory or a prison.
It raises other questions of trust and identity too, not least the importance to survivors of abuse that they be unquestioningly believed, these voices in the darkness, or over the phone; the ease with which they can be mistaken; the "blacking factory" of pain from which many stories evolve.
Huddersfield manager Mark Robins: "Another day in the football factory and a few more mistakes.
"Make no mistake: 'No Reservations' is a factory-sealed romantic comedy," Matt Zoller Seitz wrote in The Times.
Without the apparently delicate and intriguing ironwork that ornaments the red sandstone façade, the school might almost – almost – be mistaken for a particularly handsome factory.
