My whole feeling that I'm a hunk of shit probably comes from growing up in a place that compares itself to the place next to it as a hunk of shit.
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It's just a hunk of vaguely anthropomorphic plastic and electronics.
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His version comes with raita and a hunk of charred tomato.
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The pad itself appears to just be a hunk of plastic.
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A hunk of my old standby, guanciale, sat in a Ziploc.
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Sure enough, a hunk of tree bark arrived at our table.
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"She's got a hunk of metal that she can't sell," Rudnitsky said.
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The wall looked like a hunk of moon face topped with sprinkles.
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But now you have a hunk of yellow plastic to deal with.
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The future is not a hunk of cowhide in your back pocket.
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In the lobby, a long log-type bench resembles a hunk of driftwood.
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In her hands, a hunk of desiccated wood is also a sparky transmitter.
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Maybe they keep a hunk of selenite by their bed for sweeter dreams.
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OK, she doesn't just chomp into a hunk of metal out of starvation.
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As we've previously reported, there's a reason scientists rely on a hunk of metal.
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On its own, the man's handgun is nothing special: just a hunk of metal.
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Sometimes you just need to eat a hunk of cheese as fast as possible.
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It's just a hunk of metal that promises to connect to the internet of things.
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It's adorned with a hunk of turquoise cullet salvaged from the burned remains of Shin'enKan.
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One exception to this trend is the Apple AirPods, which are just a hunk of plastic.
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A friend gave it to him — "it was a hunk of junk — a toy," he said.
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Give them a hunk of beef and a pile of starchy mash, and they'll be content.
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He isn't rolling a rock but holding it aloft, as light as a hunk of Styrofoam.
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We suggest chicken cacciatore and a hunk of really good bread to sop up the sauce.
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His strong, Roman nose cuts through criticism like a chisel freeing abs from a hunk of marble.
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An elementary school child can understand that a hunk of metal weighs a kilogram, but quantum mechanics?
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I snag some chicken Caesar salad and a hunk of bread and take it back to my desk.
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For lunch, I fix a little plate of baguette slices, a hunk of brie, grapes, and cucumber slices.
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A tiny bruise on an apple or speck on a hunk of cheese, and we toss that sucker.
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Basically it's a hunk of plastic which, when pressed, will perform one specific task — namely buying stuff online.
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Gone are the days of strapping a hunk of cardboard with your phone stuck inside to your face.
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A food stall cooks a hunk of "space meat" over an open flame from a converted podracing engine.
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Proof that even the most dire situations can be improved with a hunk of butter, garlic and bread.
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Two students can be seen through a window, and another appears lodged underneath a hunk of mangled metal.
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Probably, but none of that will matter when a hunk of synthetic pop star is blocking your windpipe.
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And on top: ice cream and a hunk of vanilla pudding, which slowly sink, until all are one.
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South Korea's spy agency reportedly thinks it's just a hunk of space junk that serves no real purpose.
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In this scenario, that friend is a hunk of metal hurtling through the void, but it feels human nonetheless.
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From a distance, it could be a piece of minimalist art, a hunk of rock torn off the land.
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From a distance, it could be a piece of minimalist art, a hunk of rock torn off the land.
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Unlike what many jokingly said of a certain Millennium Falcon, a hunk of junk United's new plane is not.
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Photograph by Victor Llorente for The New Yorker The Newkirk Avenue building was nondescript, a hunk of brown brick.
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In this instance, a glitchy or weaponized device can mean a hunk of metal accidentally soaring into your face.
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The second course was heartier, a hunk of grilled pork belly that DeLeon introduced as an ode to Hausbar.
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They can make themselves look like a cobbled seafloor, a spiny piece of coral or a hunk of granite.
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You can have the baddest bot, but if it gets bashed in the wrong way, it's a hunk of junk.
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John Stamos may be a hunk of burning love, but the Grandfathered star admits he doesn't always get the girl.
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The rudimentary method involved tossing overboard a "hunk of lead at the end of a rope" to plumb the depths.
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I'd forgotten just what a hunk of junk the original camera was I thought that it would be fun, okay?
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On Wednesday, Pennsylvania State Police secured a hunk of debris found 8 miles north of Reading, near Blue Marsh Lake.
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It reduces the person to a hunk of flesh categorized by biology, then limits the hunk's option for clothing itself.
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One man who picked up a hunk of graphite with gloved hands, wails as the flesh boils from his hands.
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But a hunk of hideous plastic, clamped to her nipple, whirring away as it siphoned milk—what the hell was that?
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Otherwise, you may have to carve your own egg out of a hunk of cheddar...and where's the fun in that?
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I went so far as to pick up a hunk of that tile work, but it crumbled apart in my hands.
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I think he truly hoped that a dancing bohemienne and a hunk of carved marble might turn out to be interchangeable.
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VERSAILLES, France — For more than 140 years, the kilogram has been defined by a hunk of metal called the International Prototype.
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Or maybe there was a hunk of radioactive nickel clumped unevenly in the star, which would have added light to the signature.
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Yes, you heard that right: She is seen appearing to touch her tongue to a hunk of raw meat before serving it.
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And this cute little dock wouldn't reply, because it's a hunk of hollowed-out silicone, and hollowed-out silicone can't talk. h2.
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Sam's father, Jarrod Kanizay, decided to investigate by dropping a hunk of raw steak in the water where his son was attacked.
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Sony could have thrown these ideas in a hunk of plastic, said it was a concept car, and called it a day.
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But thankfully, in 2019, nobody needs to scour their face with, like, a hunk of gravel to get rid of dead skin.
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Breitling has taken pains to explain that this isn't just a hunk of plastic squeezed into a mold and filled with a movement.
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Leave a hunk of metal in place of jack-o-lantern and those same local teens will likely use to break some windows.
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Usually kitchen forks are two-pronged and fairly narrow, meant for lifting a hunk of meat or poultry or to assist with carving.
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He scaled mountains, dived to the depths of the ocean, camped alone in the wilderness with just a hunk of cheese and a tarp.
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Nuclear war is bad, and it's not like everyone in the UN can just pick up a hunk of distracting plastic and forget about that.
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The latter focused on the gargantuan 8-liter, 16-cylinder engine, a hunk of metal that sits just behind the Bugatti's two leather-wrapped seats.
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Image: NASAWe're all a little uncoordinated at times, but when you're a hunk of metal hurling through space, the consequences are a bit more severe.
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A new model, in which a hunk of gel was made to swell in a liquid bath, shows how it happens in surprisingly accurate detail.
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There's nothing out in the jungle like, say, a grandma, that would be particularly offended by getting hit squarely by a hunk of gorilla poop.
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Both Jenna and Amal radiate easy glamour all on their own, but having a hunk of man candy on your arm certainly doesn't hurt either.
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A wedding ring is a symbol of your bond, yes, but it's also still a hunk of metal you have to wear on your body.
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If a hunk of man-flesh suddenly came into view, a woman's gaze was expected to rest some place well north of the belt buckle.
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But part of the underlying social contract is, you take a hunk of that and pay it forward for the next kid who comes along.
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She selected a box of five small votives for a couple on her list, and for a childhood friend, a hunk of solid rose perfume.
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Most of the time, polenta is a side dish, a buttery space on which to pile a hunk of braised meat or golden roast chicken.
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One survivor later fashioned a gun sight from a hunk of silver; this engendered the legend of the Gunsight Lode, which prospectors pursued for decades.
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He is Picasso, painting a landscape with sounds and carving a hunk of marble down to a final idea of an album, abstractions and all.
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The physicists thought they could blast a hunk of some target metal, beryllium, with a beam of protons from the Alternating Gradient Synchrotron experiment at Brookhaven.
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Still, it'll be fun to watch a hunk of metal take off into Earth's atmosphere, especially after the mission was scrubbed two days in a row.
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Two years ago, when Mr. Morrison was Australia's treasurer, he stood up in the House of Representatives with a hunk of black coal in his hand.
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A hunk of foie gras had been sautéed with peaches, and then the contents of the pan had been more or less dumped onto a plate.
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Serve it all with a hunk of good bread or something else to sop up the juices (polenta, mashed potatoes, noodles) and a big green salad.
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So let's raise a glass of real ale and a hunk of stinking cheese to the man who gave you eyebrows and a possible inherited cholesterol problem.
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You explain in the book your youthful habit of using bread, or a hunk of liver, or one time it was an industrial vacuum cleaner, to masturbate.
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Salted kangaroo (it has since been swapped out for beef) comes shredded atop a hunk of braised radicchio, peppering its juicy bitterness with a slightly gamy tang.
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It's entirely plausible that you'll just be able to prop up the $4,999 display with a hunk of cardboard or by leaning it up against a wall.
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Fast forward to 2017 and Oregon's out here ripping off Miami's vaunted turnover chain with a hunk of metal that looks like a second-grade art project.
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Seriously, if you want a wand, worry stone, candle holder, or a hunk of tourmaline that's over a foot high, you can find it at Mystery Mountain.
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Mr. Kim ladles this broth over thin squiggles of chewy noodles, a hunk of stewed brisket and thin red sheets of raw Wagyu striated with white fat.
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So the company, which, to reiterate, is selling a hunk of plastic and a salt pod subscription mail service, is trying to make an environmentalism sell here, too.
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Image: ESA/ATG medialabMars rovers are great for many reasons, most importantly, because they allow us to live vicariously through a hunk of metal exploring the Red Planet.
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Last week, a hunk of Antarctica the size of Delaware, weighing a trillion metric tons, hived off from the Larsen C ice shelf and into the warming seas.
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As for Russ, he's there to deliver a hunk of exposition about Erlich's pitiful stock dump, but odiousness is as deliciously ripe as a wedge of French cheese.
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"I can feel all of the blood in my face," Brewis said as he bit into a hunk of tofu he'd saved to eat when he achieved victory.
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Nada. But, and this is the "but" ASOS hopes will get you to shell out $10 for a hunk of plastic: Do they make people think you're cool?
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Not to wear your blue suede shoes in the rain, to always be each other's teddy bear and to give each other a hunk, a hunk of burning love?
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Some of us want to love robots so badly that we wind up shedding tears over a hunk of metal that went hurtling through space millions of miles away.
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But having not used an iPhone 2G to shoot any pictures since I bought an iPhone 3G, I'd forgotten just what a hunk of junk the original camera was.
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Shervin Pishevar's Hyperloop One recorded another first today, though not one as exciting as making a hunk of metal go really fast in the desert – it created a business case.
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I am ready for—and receptive to—any mystical bullshit that might elevate my existence beyond being a meaningless bit of flesh destined to die on a hunk of rock.
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Though the previous film had the Danish detective Carl Morck (Nikolaj Lie Kaas) on the way to softening — as much as a hunk of granite can — he's relapsed into misery.
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"It will be American hands that remake this country," said Mr. Trump, the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, standing before a hunk of aluminum at a recycling plant in western Pennsylvania.
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If it's chilly out, and you've got a mild case of consumption, cleave a hunk of root, toss it in a new hole and give your new pal a drink.
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That's a reasonable aspiration, Russell says, because Luminar offers more than a hunk of hardware that shoots lasers into the world and measures how long they take to bounce back.
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That means that product designers are not just focused on how your appliances work; they make deliberate design choices to amplify the consumer's emotional connection to a hunk of plastic.
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It's heavy (it's just a hunk of metal and plastic, I think), has the Apple logo on the back (putting this squarely in the "counterfeit" bucket), and says "iPhone" on it.
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According to TMZ, Browne's proposal to Rousey happened in New Zealand and included two wow-worthy things: a waterfall, which the pair was standing beneath, and a hunk of a diamond.
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He heads to restaurant 108 where he has dinner (raw shrimp with sweet and salted plums; a hunk of glazed short rib) with the other visiting Gelinaz chefs and René Redzepi.
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The tiny bronze device shaped like a hunk of meat on a hook is one of the more curious survivors of the widespread culture of timekeeping in the Greek and Roman world.
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The recreation of the famous map features two opposing towers on a hunk of rock floating through space, two paths that connect them, teleporters, drifting meteoroids and a great view of Earth.
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We've all been there: waking up the day after Christmas with the sludge of cookies still on your teeth and a hunk of rogue sugarplum wedged in the grooves of your molars.
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A hunk of ham and green eggs hovered just feet above its 90 handlers, who gamely paraded the new balloon on its inaugural flight even as it bopped some of their heads.
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ESR Hard Case with trifold stand — starting at $262 See Details If you're looking for a folding case that's not a hunk of plastic, this Amazon's Choice case is a good bet.
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Her fears turn out to be well founded, but not because the actress portraying Anna, the captivating Cristin Milioti (of "Once" and "Lazarus"), can't hold her own against a hunk of metal.
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Miranda Lambert has left Tennesse and is now back in the Big Apple with a hunk of a husband hanging from her arm ... and some sweet new bling perched on her finger.
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When I walk into Jolie Parcher's CBD yoga class in Amagansett, NY, a chimney of smoke rises from a hunk of burning sage and a sitar player is seated cross-legged, strumming away.
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If it were a nuclear warhead, potentially you can just blow it up because a nuke is a pretty sensitive mechanism, but just a hunk of metal, what are you going to do?
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The closest thing to it in recent years was "Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812," Dave Molloy's rollicking adaptation of a hunk of "War and Peace," directed most inventively by Ms. Chavkin.
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The meek 12-year-old Alex (Louis Ashbourne Serkis), chased into an abandoned construction site by the school bullies, comes upon a sword stuck in a hunk of stone and pulls it out.
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While North Korea had said it launched an earth observation satellite, others suspected it of being a hunk of space junk that Pyongyang used to justify a test of banned ballistic missile technology.
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Lenovo says the C930 will start at $1,400, which is still cheaper than an equivalent MacBook Pro 15, but not exactly a hunk of cash a lot of people can toss around with abandon.
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Paring down one's closet, or at least trying to buy less, can help in more ways than one: it can save you a hunk of cash and keep hoards of clothing out of landfills.
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I-345, Dallas (proposed)(Image: A New Dallas) One city hoping to jump on the freeway removal bandwagon is Dallas, where a hunk of Interstate 345 separates downtown from the popular Deep Ellum neighborhood.
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But if you're feeling crazy, Isidori recommends topping it with a hunk of red, white and blue cake from the Flour Shop baker Amirah Kassem, an oversized chocolate star, and a firecracker cake topper.
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Most people look at a smartphone and see a hunk of glass and metal, but Leckey wants to understand what lies underneath, flip it on its head, and make it stand for something new.
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In it, there's a sink with a chunk missing; a pair of hands quickly stuffs the hole with a hunk of dried ramen noodles (vegetable packet included) and drops of liquid from squirt bottles.
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Currently, the kilogram has a very simple definition: It's the mass of a hunk of platinum-iridium alloy that's been housed at the International Bureau of Weights and Measures in Sèvres, France since 1889.
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Having a United card will then still save you a hunk of miles by accessing expanded saver-award (XN fare) availability, even if it is no longer called a saver award at some point.
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In the state of Jalisco, it also means a hunk of goat or other meat massaged with spices and cooked slowly — formerly in an outdoor pit but these days, chances are, in an oven.
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People are used to seeing folks with a hunk of rubber strapped to their wrist, and unless you're rocking it at a black tie event, no one's going to call out the fashion faux pax.
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Sreshta Rit Premnath offered "A Flimsy Alibi," in the form of a hunk of cardboard, pictured on a subway-station floor, with a poem as the official item description; someone bought it for a penny.
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There's something counterintuitive about the proposition that a queasy hangover would be eased by a hunk of dense, oily fish encasing mouth-puckering pickled onions and cornichons, but who am I to argue with tradition?
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A long-discussed resolution for next week's General Conference on Weights and Measures would toss out the international prototype of the kilogram—a hunk of platinum and iridium in Paris that everyone agrees weighs 1 kilogram.
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"Blackout" (2017) is a hunk of metal and ceramic rests on the floor, made from parts left behind from a major transformer explosion in Puerto Rico in 2016 that caused an island-wide loss of power.
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Garlic Press ($7.99) For all those times you prepared garlic and your hands smelled all day or you accidently bite into a hunk of garlic you thought you cut properly, a garlic press is your answer.
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" In his final verse, Fallon concluded, "Manafort spoke to Julian Assange / Elvis' hair was black and mine's orange / I'm all shook up, the walls are closing in / I'm a hunk of burning love for Vladdy Putin.
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AEONS ago, perhaps long before Earth itself existed, a hunk of rock circling a star somewhere in the Milky Way was thrown out of its orbit so violently that it was ejected from its natal system.
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Feeling a creeping sense of hangry resentment for not being allowed to gnaw on a hunk of half-raw meat, I realise it's probably time for me to leave Ebsworth to it and head to bed.
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His first wood sculpture, a loglike throne carved from a hunk of cypress he found roadside near Petaluma, was created as a gift for Onslow Ford in 1962, and is now in the permanent collection at SFMOMA.
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Classic Shrimp Scampi Here's an incredibly fast recipe to follow that stew; within 20 minutes, you could be dipping a hunk of crusty bread in the garlic-wine-butter sauce pooling in the bottom of the dish.
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They are categorized and delineated by meat, brand, and sodium level throughout his database, which makes it remarkably easy to find the take on a hunk of dried pepper-teriyaki marlin meat he first wrote in 2009.
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If the DOD sees that, say, a hunk of an old spacecraft is going to get too close to an active satellite, it will alert the company in control of the satellite so they can avoid a collision.
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There is no detail on pricing, but the wearable, which looks like a Pokeball styled map pin, is little more than a hunk of plastic that vibrates and flashes when any activity occurs in the Pokemon Go app.
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The former showed flashes of the exuberance and inventiveness that made him such an exciting presence on his early mixtapes, but for every unique, pop-rap experiment he cooked up, there was a hunk of cookie cutter trap.
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Along with the grand prize winner, 21 runners-up will receive a free, run-of-the-mill five-piece nugget meal with McDonald's Japan's super eccentric new sauces, which is a lot less exciting than a hunk of gold.
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Front Burner For pulling pork or chicken, or other tasks like lifting a hunk of meat, tossing a big salad or a bowl of pasta, or holding a roast steady while you carve, these utensils provide sharpness and strength.
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As she watched a hunk of gold melting above a flame, "deep inside, I knew it was the way forward for me," said the Brazilian jeweler, who until that point had had her own costume jewelry and aromatherapy businesses.
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This brown butter, spiked with garlic, is the kind of miracle elixir that makes everything taste better: cauliflower, asparagus, chicken, a hunk of bread or that fillet of salmon in the freezer that you forgot about for a year.
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A broad new staircase in the center of the market leads to the 22000,217-square-foot space, which offers ingredients like olive oil, fresh mushrooms and herbs, pasture-raised meat or a hunk of clothbound Cheddar to take home.
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For more than a century, the kilogram had a very simple definition: It was the mass of a hunk of platinum-iridium alloy that's been housed at the International Bureau of Weights and Measures in Sèvres, France since 1889.
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If you see her near a hunk of fresh cheese she'll likely be wearing her signature cow print carving attire or cheese hat, and she's so dedicated to her craft that, yes, she has fallen asleep on a block mid-carve.
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Called the Pop it Pal, the full "kit" comes with a hunk of fake flesh (available in a light or dark skin tone), a bottle of fake yellow pus (made from "all natural" oils), and a filling tool – all for $19.99.
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But instead of choosing a hunk of stone in a regular, outdoor cemetery, she has her sights set on a glowing blue glass Buddha statue inside Ruriden—a small, futuristic charnel house belonging to Koukoko-ji temple in downtown Tokyo.
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North Korea launched a long-range rocket on Sunday that carried into orbit what it called a satellite, but what is suspected of being a hunk of space junk that Pyongyang used to justify a test of banned ballistic missile technology.
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We end up with a hunk of Parmigiano Reggiano, La Brea garlic bread, a bag of gluten-free flour for me to experiment with, several containers of tomato bisque, a potted ranunculus, and some new energy bars we haven't tried.
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Another model wore a long dress fringed with red and green acrylic yarn—the same kind of yarn that bewigged the dinosaur skulls in Ruby's L.A. show—accessorized with a bib in back that looked like a hunk of quilt.
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I'm in love with Melissa Clark's recipe for skillet chicken with tomatoes, pancetta and mozzarella, though I rarely make it with pancetta because it's only in the fridge sometimes, whereas there is always a hunk of double-smoked bacon there.
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In a partnership with artificial fire log company Enviro-Log, Kentucky Fried Chicken is offering what's sure to be the hottest commodity of the season -- a hunk of flammable, chicken-scented bliss otherwise known as the 11 Herbs & Spices Firelog.
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It's hard to imagine a more potent visual metaphor for this feeling than a human lulled to sleep inside a hunk of metal and glass, hurtling down a highway under the control of proprietary algorithms beamed on board from Palo Alto.
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To say that I am a Cheesecake Factory stan would be an understatement, and there's nothing that I enjoy more than my standard order of avocado eggrolls, miso salmon (mashed potatoes instead of beans, please), and a hunk of Hershey's Chocolate Bar Cheesecake.
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Image: NASA, ESA, and the Hubble Heritage Team (STScI/AURA)For so many nerds, the Hubble space telescope feels more like a friend than a hunk of metal in the cold vacuum of space—a friend whose job you're super jealous of.
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His relationship with them was indulgent and pornographic and he knew it, all the hypnotic stirring of sauces and the palms covered in a sheen of animal fat, a hunk of beef sawed apart with rabid fervor, leaking streams of juice all over.
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" Vee explains, "Photographing vintage signs is what brought us together… The worst feeling for a Sign Geek is to arrive at a location to shoot a beautiful sign and that sign has been removed or replaced with a hunk of poorly designed backlit plastic.
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For example, the project below has four I/O adapters and a power supply all connected to a Raspberry Pi. This means you can do some really interesting things with robotics and even hydroponics with the package the size of a hunk of cheese.
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Until the change goes into effect in May, the kilogram has a very simple definition: It's the mass of a hunk of platinum-iridium alloy, called "Big K," that's been housed at the International Bureau of Weights and Measures in Sèvres, France, since 1889.
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The latest from House of Marley is a turntable, the company's first, appropriately named Stir It Up. The plinth, which makes up the base of the turntable, is a hunk of sustainably harvested (and pretty) bamboo wrapped in fabric made from hemp and recycled plastic bottles.
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The satisfaction, let me tell you: like that smell that kicks up when rain falls on baked earth; like biting into a hunk of freshly baked bloomer bread; like waking up forgetting you'd booked the day off and, what's more, your significant other's taking you to Legoland.
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Before the killer can pull the trigger, Cooper's instincts and muscle memories kick in, and thanks to some advice from a helpful vision of "the Evolution of the Arm," he peels Ike's hand away from the weapon, leaving a hunk of bloody flesh on the butt.
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Photograph by David Williams for The New Yorker On a recent evening, as I stood, like Donald Trump, Jr., on safari, posing for a photo with the rainbow trout I'd snagged in roughly two minutes, using a hunk of amberjack as bait, I couldn't help but feel uneasy.
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Desirable debris —he prefers not to call it garbage—also collects at the edges of buildings, such as next to Nasdaq's tower, on Broadway, where he found some strands of plastic turf tangled amid a mass of hair and a hunk of what can only be described as filth.
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While waiting for the stock car race to begin, Dr. Jackson laughed when a hunk of mud spun up from the dirt track and landed in his coffee cup, a fitting end to another long day on the campaign trail where it wasn't clear if he'd made any progress.
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While the idea of having a drone fall on your head isn't pleasant, it turns out you're much more likely to suffer an injury from getting hit by a block of wood or a hunk of metal than a flying robot of the same size, according to the new report.
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Leftovers (last night's sautéed greens, Thursday's brown rice, a hunk of poached salmon) scooped into a bowl and garnished with various salty condiments (pickles, kimchi, fermented red chiles) and a sliced vegetable (radishes, carrots or cucumber) make a dish that is easier than takeout and a whole lot better for you.
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Like the strawberry stain, it was also riveting to look at with its garish neon glow, from the angry yellow clot to the stream of red blood worming its way around it to the multicolored brain of mine full of so many ideas but also just a hunk of misfiring flesh.
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Diners who seek spice without heat can do no better than the turmeric curry chicken—a hunk of dark meat and some stewed cipollinis in a rich coconut-milk broth—or the crabmeat tom turmeric, also in coconut milk but sparklingly bright with lemongrass and galangal, a citrusy root similar to ginger.
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The circus of 2017 was a murky collection of hashtag jokes tethered to dopey musical numbers with zero melody and an undercooked space opera subplot, where the ringmaster rides a hunk of fiberglass through a light show in an attempt to rescue the performers, who have been kidnapped by a space witch.
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Related: North Korea Launched Its Rocket and Japan Didn't Shoot It Down North Korea launched a long-range rocket on Sunday that carried into orbit what it called a satellite, but what is suspected of being a hunk of space junk that Pyongyang used to justify a test of banned ballistic missile technology.
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Google has thus far failed to ship a hunk of plastic that helps you attach your phone to a controller — a thing that should have been packed in with the original controller, a thing that costs $15 for some reason, a thing that is nothing more than molded plastic and a spring.
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It was easy and rewarding to simmer the rice with bits of dried fruit that plumped and flavored the milk, fat strips of orange or lemon zest, a cinnamon stick, a few crushed cardamom pods, a hunk of ginger or a spoonful of dried lavender, which no one liked as much as I did.
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"It's going to be very hard for them to persuade anybody to buy a hunk of Aramco until they figure out how to be more transparent about the royals' take and the actual value of the company," said David L. Goldwyn, who was the State Department's top energy official early in the Barack Obama administration.
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But even at a time when cities are embracing bike-sharing programs and mass transit; even when the end of the car (or the human driver anyway) is speculated; even when waterfronts and industrial and low-income areas where in-city highways were built are being reclaimed through gentrification — it's not easy to tear down a hunk of concrete in place for generations.
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Their season just got underway last Saturday, and if you can lay hands on a fillet or two of the catch, my new recipe for pan-roasted salmon with jalapeño would be a fine thing to make and eat this weekend, with a salad or some rice, a hunk of bread, and a glass of one of Eric Asimov's favorite cheap rosés.
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Although she continued to worry that she was "not black enough for the black people or white enough for the white people, or not really anything for anyone," she landed the lead female role in the second national tour of "The Book of Mormon" even before she graduated, and "UnREAL" and "Great Comet," Dave Malloy's musical adaptation of a hunk of "War and Peace," not long after.
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