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NEW YORK (AP) - A former aide to Imelda Marcos is on trial in a New York art-scheme case that involves a $32 million Monet painting and the Philippine government's efforts to reclaim items from the former first lady and her husband.
Vilma Bautista's conspiracy trial opened Wednesday. She is accused of illicitly selling one of Monet's "water lilies" paintings and trying to sell other artworks that prosecutors say disappeared when Ferdinand Marcos was ousted in 1986.
Defense lawyer Susan Hoffinger says Bautista had authority to sell the Monet on Imelda Marcos' behalf. Hoffinger says Bautista is caught up in a larger dispute that belongs in civil courts.
Philippine officials have worked for years to reclaim valuables they say the Marcoses acquired by looting the country's treasury. The couple denied their wealth was ill-gotten.
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I have a new collection: Victorian Carte-De-Visites (CDVs) and Cabinet Cards from the 19th century! (Three of anything makes a collection!) CDVs, introduced in 1859, were essentially photographic calling cards. A few years later, slightly larger albumen prints called Cabinet Cards became all the rage. Here's one that I just scored on ebay and one that I lost (dammit). Link Discuss
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The head of the Council on Foreign Relations opens a speech with:
Good Evening, my name is Leslie Gelb. I'm President of the Council on Foreign Relations and Commander in Chief of our black helicopter forces. Only kidding Kofi, the helicopters are yoursLink Discuss (via New World Disorder)
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Shall we expect some Transatlantic giant to step across the ocean and crush us at a blow? Never! All the armies of Europe, Africa and Asia combined could not by force make a track on the Blue Ridge nor take a drink from the Ohio River, not in a trial of a thousand years. If destruction be our lot, then we ourselves must be its author, and its finisher. It cannot come from abroad. As a nation of free men, we must live forever -- or die by suicide.Stirring words as the American Techniban greedily slaughter American innovation. Discuss Link
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What better way to spend the afternoon than in the glorious spanking new 20,000 Sq ft beauty hall in Selfridges Manchester Exchange. There's the biggest MAC counter in Europe (check out the colour pigment wall), an Armani counter, the first Blink nail bar, which might possibly boast the neatest and nicest nail painters in the land, Illamasqua and a Fake Bake salon, again, another first.
So after a perfect mani and brow tidy at Blink, the afternoon finished with a, not for the faint hearted, one for the embarrassing bodies clinic treatment…..Botox in our arm pits. Ok, we've said it and we're not embarrassed. Whilst in the more than capable and caring hands of Dr Fiona Cowie of Chesire Contour, who pops in to carry out such treatments in the plush rooms of Fake Bake, she gently fixed us of our ahem, sweat issues and we could only imagine whose faces and bodies she had treated in her time as a cosmetic consultant in well, WAG land! If you're wondering, it takes no time and it doesn't hurt, we can honestly say waxing and threading cause more of an issue in the pain department.
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Weekend vibes in this matching dungarees/denim jacket get-up. All ASOS.Â
Weekend vibes in this matching dungarees/denim jacket get-up. All ASOS.Â
I had a Carrie Bradshaw moment this weekend when I went to the wedding of one of my closest friends Caroline… The skirt is from Coast, paired with a plain black cashmere jumper.
Pink is really not my colour but, for this super pretty ASOS dress, I've made an exception…Â
I wore a cute Finders Keepers playsuit for my birthday that I literally had to be safety pinned into… I couldn't breathe all night.
I got caught up in all the fun and pretty much only took this picture so no front-on #ootd I'm afraid.Â
Stopped to do a quick #ootd while wandering the Parisian streets…
I went to Paris for the weekend with a few friends that I used to live there with, we had a bit of a reunion.
Stayed in this amazing apartment in the 20th arrondissement with this super cool mirror. Took a belfie, natch.
The afternoon tea in the Danish castle to showcase STORY's new jewellery was incredible… I took hundreds of pics but this has to be my favourite.
Second Copenhagen outfit… Loose and baggy because we were off to an afternoon tea at a Danish castle (and wanted lots of room for maximum eating).
Off to Copenhagen for a press trip with Danish jewellery brand STORY by Kranz & Ziegler.
This is my typical airport attire – ripped jeans and a comfy jumper. This KALE one is from Seasoul & Snow.
I found these shorts at a multi-brand sample sale years ago with no labels in at all… So I have no idea who they're by! I love them though. Wearing with my Russell & Bromley slip-ons that I pretty much live in.
I discovered the Mirror app…
I'm trying out the latest Insta-trend – the Back Selfie.
Wearing a bikini from Asos and old Levi's jeans that I butchered to turn into cut-offs. Backdrop is our Mauritius resort.Â
Holiday vibes here – I'm chilling in Mauritius!
It's a beautiful island and the food is out of this world… Waistline in danger.
Had a wonderful day at Royal Ascot yesterday thanks to fabulous hosts Longines! In the end, I decided on the pale pink Jonathan Saunders dress with a beautiful headpiece from Emily-London.
My shortlist of dresses for Royal Ascot in association with Longines — monochrome and bejewelled by Beloved, pale pink by Jonathan Saunders or geometric print by Ginger Fizz from ASOS…Â
Royal Ascot is less than a week away and, thankfully, my outfit is coming together!
Emily-London have lent me this gorgeous headpiece – am thinking of wearing it with a pale pink Beulah dress.
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Shape Up NYC Dance Fitness for Adults
at Poe Park Visitor Center (in Poe Park), Bronx
11:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m.
We'll be combining Latin, international, and popular music with dance moves for an aerobic workout.
Category: Fitness
Bryant Park Juggling
at Bryant Park, Manhattan
12:00 p.m.–3:00 p.m.
Test your coordination and dexterity with free juggling lessons. All skills are welcome and equipment is provided.
Category: Kids
Introduction to Bird Watching
at Audubon Center at the Boathouse (in Prospect Park), Brooklyn
12:00 p.m.–1:00 p.m.
Join the Alliance to learn about the 250 species of birds that call Prospect Park home.
Category: Birding, Education, Nature, Kids, Talks
Bryant Park Reading Room Presents "Diary of a Girl Next Door: Betty"
at Reading Room (in Bryant Park), Manhattan
12:00 p.m.–1:00 p.m.
Reading, writing, and literary happenings related to the written word-under the London plane trees-in the open-air Reading Room.
Category: Kids
Central Park Tour: Southern Welcome Tour
at William Tecumseh Sherman Statue (in Central Park), Manhattan
12:00 p.m.–12:45 p.m.
Travel from Grand Army Plaza, past the Pond and Gapstow Bridge, and stop at the Dairy on this trip through the southern Park highlights.
Category: Education, Nature, History, Tours
Youth Moves Movement Workshop Series
at Jane Bailey Memorial Garden, Brooklyn, Garden of Hope, Brooklyn
12:00 p.m.–1:00 p.m.
A series of family-friendly movement workshops presented by two Brooklyn-based dance companies. First three Saturdays in July and August at noon, at two garden locations.
Category: Dance, Fitness, Kids
Craftsmen Days
at King Manor Museum (in Rufus King Park), Queens
12:00 p.m.–4:00 p.m.
Meet artisans and watch demonstrations of 19th century crafts. Learn about broom making, tinsmithing, woodturning, and more!
Category: Arts & Crafts, Education, Concerts, Art, History, Kids, Tours, Talks, Seniors
Rock Your Seat
at Greenbelt Recreation Center (in Blood Root Valley), Staten Island
12:30 p.m.–1:30 p.m.
Experience the sound of music as you workout to the beat without leaving your seat. Recreation Center membership is required to participate.
Category: Accessible, Fitness, Seniors
Adaptive Sports Program (S.P.A.R.E.S.)
at Al Oerter Recreation Center (in Flushing Meadows Corona Park), Queens
12:30 p.m.–2:00 p.m.
Learn a variety of fun, adaptive sports! This program welcomes disabled Recreation Center members ages 5 and up.
Category: Accessible, Sports
Conference House Tours
at Conference House Museum (in Conference House Park), Staten Island
1:00 p.m.–4:00 p.m.
Come to The Conference House in Tottenville for guided tours through an historic house where Benjamin Franklin, Edward Rutledge, John Adams and Lord Howe met in an attempt to end the…
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Fathers Office=Pinks=Emperors Clothes
I'm calling out Fathers Office. Everyone who lives here knows that Pinks is lousy. That goes without saying. But now I'm calling out everyone who thinks Fathers Office is all that. This is my 3rd or 4th time there tonight, and I'm done. Done. First, having to wait for a table, staring at someone who is trying to enjoy their meal, in the hope they leave quickly, is not cool. Next, I ask for a beer that is the closest to a German lager, and they give me some cr*p beer. I take it back and say give me a Corona, and they say "No Corona" but here try this; it's close", and I try it and its worse; its bitter. Not hoppy bitter. Just Bitter. Then the burger; OK, Emperors clothes. You think blue cheese with that sweet sauce they put on it is good? Great. I'm sorry. It's bad tasting. The meat itself is not bad meat if you scape away all the stuff but as a whole burger (and as you know you can't change anything) I would rather have a Big Mac or In-N-Out. to say nothing of Apple Pan or Golden State or someplace that actually has a good tasting burger. Fire away, but I say their beers and their burger are the Emperors Clothes.
Apple Pan
10801 W Pico Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90064
The Golden State
426 N. Fairfax Ave., Los Angeles, CA 90036
I recently went to the Culver City/Palms FO and thought everything was excellent - food, service and beer recs. Now if you're talkin' the Santa Monica location, let's just say I have nothing to say. I do get what you're saying though about folks wanting your table. But if you've eaten in other countries, e.g., Hong Kong, folks hover around you all the time waiting for your to vacate. That's usually a good sign in that you're eating at a place that folks actually feel it's worth the wait. Geez, after being an FO-hater (again, because of my experience at the SM location), I never thought I'd be defending FO. :)
re: bulavinaka
Fellow Bruin, I'm gonna have to back up bulavinaka (and FO) on this one... I DO agree with you that the FO Santa Monica location is crap, with lots of attitude, and a cramped space to boot. Of that I agree.
BUT I've had nothing but good to excellent service from the Culver City/Helms location on my 10+ visits. There are a few things which contribute to my maximum enjoyment of this place:
First: I go on a Saturday or Sunday mid-afternoon (2:30PM to 4:30PM, between the meal rush): Less people = Quicker seating (the Helms location is much bigger than the SM location anyways) = less busy staff = faster service.
Two: Why are you asking for a Corona at a microbrewery-only bar? Get the Belgian Triperl Karmeliet. They have Mexican Coca-Cola also, in case you plan on driving afterwards.
Three: Again, skip the SM location altogether.
As to the burger, you decide what tastes good to you. How was the FO burger on your first 3 or 4 visits?
re: J.L.
First, I wrote this review to stir the pot, so to speak. I know that a lot of people love FO. But for the life of me, I don't understand why.
I'm sorry to say that it was as the Helms location that I had my epiphany last night.
Why did I order a Corona? Because the beer they gave me, twice, was bad. I've had beer all over the world, and whether its a microbrewery or not, bad, in my book, is bad. I just thought that maybe they would have the ever present Corona.
Next, eating mid-afternoon when you do, is I'm sure helpful in terms of the seating. We were there at about 8:30 last night, and we were not the only ones having to literally hover over a table, shooing other patrons looking for a table away with out eyes, while fervrently hoping the people eating would just eat quicker and mercifully not ordering another something to eat.
Last I do get that we all have our own tastes. And most of us on this board understand that. There are burgers I like more that others. I'll just leave it with the fact that to our taste, these don't really taste as good as many others. I think FO got a reputation when it was one of the first of the premium burger places, and was the first to put bleu cheese on a burger with a good roll. As a novelty, I could understand. But now, compared to a lot of other places, too numerous to mention, IMHO FO is .....well, I'll end this on a positive note for us Chowhounders. There will be one less party of people looking and competing for a table for those that continue to eat there , and so long as FO is as busy as it is, a lot less people eating at places that I will frequent. Vivre la difference!
re: J.L.
I'm honored as a fellow Bruin to be part of this UCLA huddle/support group here. :) I think J.L. hit upon the reasons I enjoyed my return to FO after my self-imposed embargo. And I'm sorry you accumulated your loathe for FO at the Culver City/Palms location, as your torture reminded me of the SM location.
We went on a Saturday around 5:30PM, walked right in after getting the doorman's nod and had our choice of two prime booths there. It did start to pick up around 6:15 but no one even approached our booth - maybe because of the multiple dishes that we were working through.
It wasn't until about 6:45-7PM that a well-dressed lady in her 60s approached our booth from one of the tables, politely introduced herself, offered her wishes that we were having a great time, and politely asked if her party could have dibs on our booth if no one else had asked. "I really hate imposing upon you folks, and I don't want you to feel rushed. Please take your time. We are celebrating a good friend's birthday, and we just want to enjoy it in your booth since it's the best one in the house. We'll be over there (in the corner) and if you could just let us know when you are ready to leave."
How could we not be enamored by a person of such style and good etiquette, particularly in this situation, and moreover at the "surly" FO? So we got the luck of the draw that night on my long-awaited return visit in pulling the most polite of customers LA. But even still, we never had anyone hover by our table or even ask other than that fine lady. Maybe the trick is to keep the table looking busy and no one will bother you? I think we ordered 10+ dishes, had seven beers and a coke before we wrapped it up around 7:30. Our time frame and yours obviously didn't overlap, so like J.L., I think if possible, hit up FO during that twilight time (that is of course if you plan on returning).
The beers there, I feel, have always been carefully chosen. I'm not a true beer head, but I can get into selection if the selection is there. I'm like the proverbial kid in a candy store, and while I know I'm only going to end up ordering one, maybe two kinds of brews, I still bounce joyously through the list and scan all the fun handles on the taps repeatedly. This is just me, but the last type of beer on my mind at a place like FO would be a super-light lager that I'd only be drinking like a step above cold water on a hot day, preferably by the beach or pool. I'm not sure what you mean by the beer being bad - bad-tasting to your palate, bad because the taps aren't properly maintained, bad because the pour was inappropriate for your particular kind of brew, or bad in that you asked for something similar to Corona, didn't get it, asked again, and still didn't get a reasonable facsimile. I didn't recall seeing anything on tap that would remind me of Corona at FO, so maybe what you were handed was the lighter of the brews, which probably would have been some pale ale. Higher hop content but similar in appearance, I'd be thrown too if I asked for a Corona and got something headed in the direction of an IPA. Whatever the case, your palate is the ultimate judge.
To be honest, I've had burgers that I've enjoyed more as well. I don't see the fascination with the FO burger other than, yes - the beef component is really good (but I can do something very similar at home), and yes, the blue cheese, that caramelized onion compote and arugula combination hits a lot of the various taste buds at once. But after a couple of bites, the magic seems to disappear for me. For me, the real magic is in the other menu items (which are very very good regardless of whether FO is a bar or otherwise) combined with just about any type of serious brew that one could wish for.
I just came back from Santa Cruz a couple of weeks ago, and enjoyed a place up there called, "burger." They had quite an extraordinary selection of tapped and bottled beers, great burgers, ice cream floats with stout (Russian Imperial Stout) and that laid-backness of Santa Cruz. I already miss that place and truly look forward to my next visit. But in the mean time, I swear I never thought I'd say this (being a long-time FO hater and now CC/Palms FO patron) but I'm glad that I have places like FO to scratch that itch.
Father's Office
3229 Helms Ave., Los Angeles, CA 90034
re: bulavinaka
Burgers in Santa Cruz is great!
re: budlit
Good to know. The gas to get there would be 30 to 45 bucks one-way, which might be a deterrent.
re: Akitist
Keep that one in your pocket if you're in Santa Cruz. - well worth the trip. Lots of good food and drink in and around this laid back town.
I think that there are some people who are attracted to places that have "difficult" policies and servers, and feel that by "passing" their inspection and approval that they are somehow an exclusive inner circle. Certainly, the Santa Monica FO provides these customers with what they need. So these customers continue to return, allowing the policies to stay in place. Certainly we should allow this to happen as that is what some people want.
re: Tripeler
maybe i just like the food and the beer and no one's ever been "difficult" with me.
re: linus
If this were 'Facebook' I'd click the 'LIKE' button. As I've written here before, I avoided FO for a long time due to all the neg stuff that I read on CH. Because I like craft beer and quality burgers my girl took me out for my birthday to a surprise place which turned out to be the FO on Montana Ave. (before the Helms Ave.) location opened. We waited a couple of minuter to get in, ordered beer and food and had a long and friendly conversation with Sang Yoon's beer sommelier, Hallie Beaune. My conversation with Ms. Beaune helped me a lot in my quest to discover great craft brew! A solitary customer at a table asked us if we would like to share his table. Great beer, food, staff and patrons! Been a regular ever since.
Father's Office
1018 Montana Ave, Santa Monica, CA 90403
This review is the Emperor's new clothes.. there is so much more to F.O.. than the ONE burger on the menu and if you can't find a beer you like on their list.. well I really don't know what to say.
You may not like the experience or the burger burger. BUT they do have one of the best beer selections in town, a well curated wine selection, excellent if limited cocktails and better small plates than most of the small plate restaurants in town. Personally I hate blue cheese on a burger, but It works for me at F.O.. because the bitterness of the arugula and sweetness of the onions balance it all out. The Emperor is well dressed.
re: AAQjr
Totally agree - if one doesn't like it, one shouldn't go back. That's all there is to it. This dead horse has been flogged to infinity and there are countless existing FO threads that can be added to. Why start a new one for an old debate that has been done over and over ad nauseum? The blue cheese, the hovering, the lack of substitutions, the lack of Corona or ketchup or whatever, it's all been hashed and rehashed and then hashed out some more - nothing new here.
I appreciate Father's Office for what it is, a great beer selection and a pretty good burger. I actually prefer some of their other menu items to the burger, they have really good specials. I haven't had the duck confit special in a while but when it was on the menu it was fantastic.
Father's Office Bar
1618 Montana Ave, Santa Monica, CA
re: hrhboo
And the original location on Montana has more than had their fill of jerkwads who come in just to ask for things they already know they aren't going to get - just so they can gripe about it on Yelp. No wonder they are probably a bit "short" with "trouble trolls" when they see them.
re: Servorg
People seem to enjoy going back over and over and then returning with the exact same complaints they had the first time. FO isn't for everybody, those policies aren't going to change any time soon so the place should be left to those of us who don't take issue with them. There's no shortage of places in LA to get a burger any way you like it!
re: hrhboo
In a way I'm glad to read these tales of woe about how horrible Father's Office is. It may reduce the mob a bit in the long run. Whatever it takes to get a table and dine without waiting! ;-D> (and good to see you posting again, hrhboo)
re: Servorg
Thanks Servorg, it's nice to pop in sometimes :)
Unfortunately the countless negative posts over the years don't seem to be having any impact on the crowds at FO. This either indicates that there are far more people having positive experiences or that the people posting negative reviews continue to go back.
re: hrhboo
FO has it's place. But I do agree that other gourmet burger options, they aren't as great anymore.
But I do think FO is a one trick pony, the burger. I've had some of their small plates, bacon wrapped shrimp and it was crap.
re: reality check
Have you had the mussels? The roasted bone marrow? The duck confit salad? All pretty fantastic...Like others on here, I really like the burger, but think that some of their other small plates are even better. I also think that anyone who is serious about beer owes it to himself/herself to pay FO a visit.
re: mollyomormon
The one time I had their duck confit salad, the duck confit was a bit dry. However, last night, when my roommate got the salad, it was perfectly moist and juicy. I was envious.
re: taiwanesesmalleats
Mmmm...I love it but it's not always on the menu. Was this Samo or CC?
re: mollyomormon
Don't forget the smoked eel! yummmmm
re: Servorg
Just so we are clear: I did not go there because I wanted a set up to complain. I value my meals and time too much. We went because my wife and I felt that it had been sometime since we had been there, and wanted to give it a try again. I do agree that there have been a number of threads about FO and really did not mean to repeat those. It was just a reaction to the burger, and the place, not really to the beer (though I refuse to concede on that point) or the other food.
re: hrhboo
>>This dead horse has been flogged to infinity and there are countless existing FO threads that can be added to. Why start a new one for an old debate that has been done over and over ad nauseum?<<
I don't know - I get a different sense from this poster as he has been enough times to where he just doesn't thinkFO deserves the praise that it gets. Most FO posts are related to the surliness of the SM location - whether they are provoked or not is open for interpretation. This poster is giving his views and experiences mostly based on what he ate or drank - as is - and I think it's fair for him to note this.
Critique on the burger, the perceived quality of the beers or the results based on recommendations of the bar, and the table issue are fair game, as far as I'm concerned. Unlike other FO threads (and I've also been in many), I don't sense he was angry because he wasn't granted any alteration requests or was punked by a waitress or barkeep - that would be 'ad nauseum". If that were the case, then I'd say lock this thread.
Hmmm. I'm calling BS. Or better yet, BT, as in bad taste.
First, the beer. Sorry, but your vagaries allude to more of a you problem than a FO problem. And that's not an attack. That happens all the time with individual food preferences. Were the lines overdue for a flush? Was the beer old and stale? You don't know. And because you don't know, we on the board can't tell who's to blame for this. But given the turnover at FO, stale beer seems highly unlikely. Given the persnickety nature of the owner, I'd bet the lines were clean and flushed regularly. So it looks as though the bartender really tried to work with you to find a beer to your liking and it didn't happen for you. But make no mistake, FO has a VERY nice selection of highly sought after microbrews that mke every hophead I know salivate. You are in the extreme minority on this one.
Second, the burger. Your only clear criticism on this is that the bleu cheese doesn't work with the burger in your opinion. You admit the meat is good. You mention the "sauce" is sweet and that precludes it from pairing well with bleu cheese. It turns out, bleu cheese is routinely paired with sweet items on cheese plates worldwide. This is not a revolutionary flavor pairing, but rather one that was been tapped again and again. Your choice of the Apple Pan as the burger paragon is rather odd considering that either the ketchup or the hickory sauce is incredibly sweet, too.
Service/policies, I'm not touching. Every place has a weak point and that one is a doozy for FO. Although, the search function would work wonders if you want to delve into that decade long morass again.
You don't like the burger. That's fine. Nothing wrong with that. But your post if quite presumptuous. Emperor's new clothes or one person's peculiar taste preferences precluding them form enjoying high quality beer and a classic combination of bleu cheese paired with something sweet. Enjoy your Big Mac.
re: cacio e pepe
Just a quick reply as it seems everything has been said. I didn't say I eat Big Macs; I said I would prefer it to the burger at FO. But here's another tidbit for you to chew on re: bartender who really tried to work with me, etc. I asked for something like a German lager and he gave me a beer; when I told him that I had not liked that one, and said give me something like a Corona, he gave me a beer. Guess what? It was the same beer. With such a large selection, would you as a "hophead" expect that?
re: Bruin2
Kinda. Beer brewing was brought to Mexico by German immigrants. And Corona is a lager loosely in the German style. So if 2 *different* customers asked for a German lager and a beer like Corona respectively, I could very well recommend the same beer to them especially considering bars focusing on microbrews generally don't have a lot of lagers on tap. It's just not as popular with their clientele.
But your experience seems quite baffling. You told the bartender, "Hey. I don't like this beer. Can you give me a different beer more like Corona." And you say that not only did he give you the exact same beer after you returned a glass, but that (according to your first post) it was even *worse* than the first one. How does that even work? And why didn't you tell the bartender that the beer he served a second time is one that you had already rejected. I can't conceive of how this all went down.
I'm going to bow out of this one now, because as you said, ". . . everything has been said." All I was trying to point out was that your review amounted to nothing more you saying you just don't care for the offerings at FO. And again, that's okay. There's value in that type of review if it's honest and no one can tell you what you have to like and dislike.
But in calling out FO as offering actually poor food and drink and the patrons of FO as lacking taste you were really just calling out yourself.
Enjoy your Corona!
re: huaqiao
No, they use a really sharp bleu cheese instead.
Debating the merits, or lack thereof, of Father's Office is a bit overplayed.
Either you like it, or you don't.
Telling others that Father's Office isn't all that -- both burger-wise and beer-wise -- is like shouting at a wall, or screaming in the woods.
Unless you enjoy the sound of your own voice, or the clickety-clack of your keyboard, it really doesn't make a difference trashing or praising the place.
No matter what you say, there will be those that love Father's Office, and those that despise it.
I'll count you in as belonging in the latter group -- nothing wrong with that, and certainly nothing unique.
re: ipsedixit
Could shouting at a wall or screaming in the woods be the result of somthing I ate? :) As I said previously, I understand we each of us have our own taste.
re: mdpilam
I think you have it backwards - this place is so dense with hipsters that they can be found under the table legs at FO - I almost squished a guy's pork-pie when I put my elbow on the counter to order - if looks could kill. Other than that, I really liked the Culver City location. :)
re: bulavinaka
"I almost squished a guy's pork-pie when I put my elbow on the counter to order"
Mmmmm....pork-pies....drooooool ;-D>
I have been to FO in the CC location only twice, even though we live 3 blocks away. Both times, there was way more bread than burger in our burgers, the beers were great, the fries (regular and sweet potato) were great, but I couldn't get past the paucity of prime in my bun.
Okay. I'm in a position to offer a minimal insight here... the Corona Debacle wasn't a mistake or a misunderstanding.
I, once upon a time, had a relationship of sorts with one of the bartenders at Father's Office.
At that time they were, quite rightly, VERY proud of their selection of craft ales. They were, at that time, one of the only bars on the westside with a curated selection of craft ales AT ALL They took great care selecting seasonals, rare ales, and small production products.
Then their burger was reviewed in GQ. Then the crowds descended. The crowds all wanted Heineken... they wanted Corona... they wanted Coors. They complained bitterly that they couldn't get them. They wanted to talk to the manager! They wanted to make a scene! They would hold up the line!
And... of course... there was that long line out the door.
So the bartenders at Father's Office put their heads together... they developed a defensive position. They decided that they didn't need to cater to the beer philistines.
Since then, at Father's Office ordering works roughly like so:
Heineken = Pliny the Elder
Corona = Ruination IPA
Coors = YuleSmith
Or some variation on the above. Is this a nice game to play? No, it's a variation on "Freak out the square." Do these patrons return? Not usually. Does Sang Yoon care? Probably not much.
Of course, now there are better craft ale selections on the westside (The Daily Pint leaps to mind)... and the game doesn't seem as cute. But, generally, Your best bet at Father's Office is to know what you want... specifically... or ask for a small taster. Asking for something that tastes a bit like this one beer you had once... really isn't a safe bet at all
Daily Pint
2310 Pico Blvd, Santa Monica, CA 90405
Father's Office Bar
1618 Montana Ave, Santa Monica, CA
re: Moomin
Wow. That is actually quite interesting and a total jerk move on FO's part. It goes right back to the Achilles heel of FO: service and policies.
However, that last line goes a bit too far in my expereince. I have frequently asked if they had a beer that was reminiscent of this stout or porter or if they had a black IPA I could try. I have been pleased with the results each and every time.
And I agree. Daily Pint takes FO in beer selection every time. And depending on the food truck outside, sometimes they take them in food, too.
Daily Pint
2310 Pico Blvd, Santa Monica, CA 90405
re: Moomin
Wow really, the next time I go there I'm going to order a Heineken and see if they give me a Pliny.
re: burntwater
I think they would be doing us all a favor by giving Pliny instead of Heineken.
i think owners should be able to run their business's anyway they please(within the law of course). If that means not offering certain beers or not offering ketchup(or even allowing ketchup on the premises), or not allowing substitutions then that's their prerogative. If i had a vision and designed a menu or a burger and thought it would be best eaten a certain way and i only wanted it to be served that way and paired with beers i thought it paired well with and the public didn't accept it then I would be the fool. But Fathers Office has been successful for being who they are. If we don't like it. Don't eat there.
True the Sm location is a nightmare and frustrating. I would never go there again but the Culver City location is much more accommodating.
As far as the taste of the burger. I really like it. I also like the more traditional burgers but who was putting blue cheese on a burger in LA before fathers office?
re: Bandini
>>but who was putting blue cheese on a burger in LA before fathers office?<<
I honestly think Hamburger Hamlet was - could swear I ordered one back in the day. I could be wrong though... But still - the thought that goes into each component to make up the FO burger is well thought out. It hit's so many parts of your tongue - and nose - all at once. But maybe that's why it starts to wear on my after a couple of bites. That's just me...
re: bulavinaka
RE: Blue Cheese Burgers in Los Angeles BFO (or Before Father's Office):
Pete's Cafe (maybe?)
Island's and Twohey were doing blue cheese on burgers since at least the mid 90s.
re: ipsedixit
With FO it's not just the bleu cheese, it's the point counterpoint of the contrasting tastes and textures. And the beef they use still holds the record for juiciness and flavor in my pantheon of burgers run through the consumption apparati...
re: ipsedixit
If I am correct though, I think Hamburger Hamlet was offering this back in the 70s or 80s - when they were the place for "gourmet" burgers.
re: bulavinaka
I'm totally with you on the HH blue cheese pedigree.
I recall another place that had blue cheese burger ... was it Spago's (back in their originale locale?) or maybe Chasen's, or both?
re: ipsedixit
If I had to guess, I'd say it was Chasen's. I didn't hit Spago until the early 90s - once - so...
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re: bulavinaka
American cheese, jack cheese, pepper cheese only at HH in the 70's-80's.
re: bulavinaka
Swiss #16....slipped my mind.
I shut down and re-opened that location for them the #7 store.
re: bulavinaka
I was only at that Brentwood location the last month to shut it down and then re-opening it for the next 6 months.
Thank the Lewis'
re: ipsedixit
Islands for sure. The ol' Bleunami Burger. Still my go to.
I couldn't agree more. Emperor's clothes is the perfect description. I've had burnt (not well done but burnt) burgers at Santa Monica and downright horrific burgers at Culver City. My friends go to the one in Culver City and the last time they said it was finally the last b/c it was bad. They go back b/c they're supposed to go back, b/c people tell them it is good.
Taste is an individual thing but I don't go to CH to find out about someone's love of the Big Mac.
re: epop
Somehow (is it like the fear of dogs which communicates itself to the dog so they go up and jump on those that are afraid of them?) it is those that dislike FO the most that seem to get all the overcooked, burned and other wise inedible burgers (not to mention the incredibly surly bartenders and awful, nasty bouncers). How does that happen so frequently and seemingly so exactly targeted? It certainly seems a coincidence of impossible mathematical odds. I've had my burger cooked a bit past medium rare 3 or 4 times over the years. Beyond that (and I'm talking still a little pink - not as though it was turned into a barbeque briquet or an incinerated lump of charcoal) they have been spot on. I wonder if it's some sort of negative karma? lol
re: Servorg
It's funny, whenever I order my burgers at the CC branch, they tend to come slightly undercooked. I always order medium and get something in between medium and medium rare.
re: Servorg
they were ordered medium-well and trust me when I say we were excited about having it. We ordered three burgers for a late snack and that two were burnt, as in a solid black side. The third was edible but not great.
That's why I don't go back.
re: epop
I just say when I order the FO burger: "However the Chef prefers them cooked." (which coincides with medium rare, which was what I was looking for in the first place.) - Never fails.
My hunch is that in a busy gastropub, the routine order (sans modification) is the one best executed in the kitchen.


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Terlipressin in Septic Shock in Cirrhosis
Recruitment status was Recruiting
|Tracking Information
|First Received Date ICMJE
|February 22, 2008
|Last Updated Date
|March 3, 2008
|Start Date ICMJE
|October 2006
|Estimated Primary Completion Date
|October 2009 (final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Current Primary Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Hospital survival [ Time Frame: Hospitalization ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
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|Same as current
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|Terlipressin in Septic Shock in Cirrhosis
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|Effects on Survival of Terlipressin Administration in Cirrhotic Patients With Severe Sepsis or Septic Shock. A Randomized, Open Labelled Controlled Trial
|Brief Summary
Septic shock is a frequent and severe complication in cirrhosis. Current mortality rate ranges between 50 and 80% of cases. Refractory shock, hepatorenal failure and variceal bleeding are the main causes of death of these patients. Terlipressin administration could prevent these complications and improve survival in this setting.
Aim: To evaluate the effects of terlipressin administration on hospital survival in cirrhotic patients with severe sepsis or septic shock.
Methods: Prospective, open labelled, controlled trial evaluating 72 cirrhotic patients with severe sepsis or septic shock who will be randomized to receive terlipressin plus alpha-adrenergic drugs or only alpha-adrenergic drugs at shock diagnosis. Patients will be submitted to continuous systemic hemodynamic monitoring (S. Ganz catheter or Vigileo). Changes in vasoactive systems and cytokines levels will be also evaluated.
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Phase 3
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Endpoint Classification: Safety/Efficacy Study
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|Estimated Enrollment ICMJE
|Estimated Completion Date
|December 2009
|Estimated Primary Completion Date
|October 2009 (final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
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|18 Years to 80 Years
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers
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|Administrative Information
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|Has Data Monitoring Committee
|Responsible Party
|Vicente Arroyo Perez, Liver Unit. Hospital Clinic of Barcelona
|Study Sponsor ICMJE
|Hospital Clinic of Barcelona
|Collaborators ICMJE
|Not Provided
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|Hospital Clinic of Barcelona
|Verification Date
|February 2008
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Just pizza and beer, but both done well
The Masonry, on Lower Queen Anne, basically does two things: pizza and beer. But it does them both very well.
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Hours: 11:30 a.m.-midnight daily (snack menu only from 2-5 p.m.)
Etc: Visa and MasterCard accepted; street parking; 21 and older only; wheelchair accessible
Prices: $-$$
The latest to open in Lower Queen Anne generated buzz before its doors even opened, thanks to the fact that the owner and the staff he hired came from the geeky beer joint Malt & Vine in Redmond
You knew there would be good beer. And it doesn't disappoint.
The Masonry, which serves Neapolitan-style pizzas, has had to update its beer menu six times in the first three weeks since it has gone through so many kegs already.
The menu: It's a modest food list, with Margherita, mushroom and sausage pizzas along with three seasonal or special pizzas ($11-$13). Some salads and nibbles such as charcuterie and cheeses are offered. The highlight is its stellar lineup of beers, both on tap and in bottles. The Masonry goes through so many beers that you won't likely see the same beer a week later. But you can count on a handful of IPAs and some interesting imports on tap. On a recent visit, there was a spicy wheat ale, Sweet Heat, from Burnside Brewing Co. and an eclectic IPA list including a floral number from Epic Brewery in Utah.
What to write home about: The pizza with house-made sausage, fontina and shallots ($12) was the best of its regular pizza lineup, balanced with some pickled peppers on a charred and chewy crust. The Margherita ($11) is garlicky and aromatic, though a bit stingy on the basil. The spicy, smoky meatballs ($7.50) go well with a malty beer.
What to skip: Some topping combinations were out of balance and too salty, like the squash and ricotta pizza, and the cremini mushroom pie.
The setting: The communal table is the central seating area. There are seats along the bar and windows, and tables along one side of the wall. Background music comes from an eclectic vinyl collection, from Dr. Dre's "The Chronic" to The Smiths' "The Queen is Dead." It can get crowded after 7 p.m., though service is fast. The wood-fired pizza takes only 90 seconds, and the staff just pours beers, ciders and wine from its 21 taps. It's an efficient setup.
Summing up: Three pizzas and a side of meatballs totaled $47, enough to feed at least three. The pizzas aren't noteworthy, though good enough to fortify you for two to three rounds of drinks. It's one of the most exciting craft beer lineups to debut in Seattle this summer.
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Wichita employees are assured of continuing modernization work on the Boeing B-52 because of a new Pentagon contract worth nearly $12 billion dollars.
"The new contract from the Pentagon assured that Boeing Wichita will help keep the B-52 flying for years to come. There's a long rich heritage of Boeing and B-52 in Wichita," Boeing Wichita Director of B-52 Programs Scot Oathout said.
That heritage goes back more than 50 years when B-52 final assembly was done in Wichita. It was the last final assembly line at Boeing's Wichita plant. For 55 years since then, Boeing Wichita employees have kept the venerable jet modernized so the war fighter doesn't fall behind in battle technology.
And the Pentagon will be leaning on that experience for at least the eight-year duration of a contract which altogether could be worth $11.9 billion dollars.
Oathout calls it an "umbrella contract" because within the agreement will come the specific work contracts for such things as engineering work, studies, production and any other activities to sustain the B-52. The first delivery order is for new evolutionary data link kits to be installed on B-52s stationed on the Island of Guam.
"I think it's an excellent contract. I hope they get the work here to Wichita., Oathout adds.
Boeing Wichita employs about 2,300 now. Of that number about 400 are tied to B-52 programs. And, although the contract doesn't signal an expansion here with more jobs to come, it does assure that the work that is being done here now will be supported and those employees will have work to do for years to come.
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Dr. Gerald M. Weiner has been practicing medicine for 42 years. Dr. Weiner graduated from the University of Miami, Miller School of Medicine in 1972. He practices medicine in Metairie, LA and specializes in Internal Medicine. Dr. Weiner is affiliated with East Jefferson General Hospital.
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Medical School: University of Miami, Miller School of Medicine
Graduation Date: 1972
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