The evening's M.C. was Trent Loos, a sixth-generation farmer from central Nebraska, best known among patriots for hosting "Loos Tales Podcasts" and "Rural Route Radio," shows about rural America.
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Brad Loos, Rhyan's father, is an assistant coach at Missouri.
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Prior to the accident, Loos had 20/20 vision, he said.
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TED LOOS LIPSTICK UMBRELLA By Toilet Paper and Seletti; $56; artmarkit.
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TED LOOS WOODCUT MEMORY GAME By Bryan Nash Gill; $18.95; bryannashgill.
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TED LOOS FRUIT BOWL WITH STRAINER By Hedwig Bollhagen; $325; guggenheimstore.
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TED LOOS 'I AM A MAN' JOURNAL Glenn Ligon; $10.95; papress.
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"I knew foul balls go into the stands," Loos told USA Today.
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Erin Loos Cutraro is the Founder and CEO of She Should Run.
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Others have produced ads that mock people who do not use loos.
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Residents have grown used to short showers, and loos are seldom flushed.
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TED LOOS ROBERT RAUSCHENBERG 'DOUBLE LUCK' FISH SKATEBOARD The Skateroom; $200; store.moma.
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TED LOOS LOUISE BOURGEOIS EYE MASK Third Drawer Down Studio; $19883; store.moma.
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Instead, staff and customers use the loos at an upscale pub nearby.
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She is a daughter of Jane E. Loos of Westport Point, Mass.
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That changed forever when author Anita Loos saw her in the revue Lend An Ear and suggested Channing be cast as the airheaded, gold-digging 1920s heroine Lorelei Lee in the musical adaptation of Loos' novel Gentleman Prefer Blondes.
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Tabloids reported that his marriage was in trouble, and Loos was the cause.
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Loos says he's had three surgeries already and expects he'll need two more.
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TED LOOS YELLOW-ON-WHITE PIN BY CHUS BURÉS Whitney Shop; $2325; shop.whitney.
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She had become frustrated by the looky-loos at Slab City, she said.
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Clara Sophia Loos Brenner and Rafael Mark Burde are to be married Sept.
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The title Kit Harington: King of the Loos doesn't quite roll of the tongue.
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Despite some more aggressive trim, the Passport loos like a slightly more aggressive Pilot.
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Some next level #looart with Julie Verhoeven's Frieze Project in the loos of #friezelondon.
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Those at high risk for obesity "may be more easily seduced," Dr. Loos said.
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Or, at the very least, a quick nap in the disabled loos at work.
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Loos had a seat in the outfield just past first base—Section 135, Row 11.
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Even before Loos filed his suit, though, talk of extended netting was in the air.
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"Es difícil imaginar que este sea el lenguaje de una gaceta del gobierno", comentó Loos.
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Thankfully, the company has no intention of forcing anyone to clean loos or paint snail shells.
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John "Jay" Loos, 20183, attended a Cubs game against Pittsburgh Pirates at Wrigley Field on August 29.
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Toto and its rival Lixil carve up the Japanese market for fancy, multi-function loos between them.
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Now 10 of those lovely loos are in the running for this year's America's Best Restroom contest.
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But when Tony gets up to go to the loos, I start looking through the files again.
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Loos' lawyers said he had reached out to the Cubs before the case was filed last week.
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TED LOOS 'CASSAVA GARDEN' TOTE BAG By Njideka Akunyili Crosby and Studio Museum in Harlem; $25; studiomuseum.
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Austin Peay has been back five times, the last four since Coach Dave Loos arrived in 373.
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The rest of them are what I like to call: The Lookee-Loos of the Yahoo Yard Sale.
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According to a statement from his lawyer, Loos broke his nose and six bones around his left eye.
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Many of the firm's operations are based at KLIA2, a dingy terminal with leaky loos and unappetising food.
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We're not talking actual "British thrones?" here; "thrones" refers to the British nickname for toilets, which is LOOS.
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"This is not just about supporting women to lead in office because it helps women," said Loos Cutraro.
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Attorney Colin Dunn, who represents Loos, said they are not seeking a particular sum of money at this point.
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A send-up of the information brokers, influence peddlers, society mavens and lookey-loos who make up the Washington establishment.
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Neighbors are dreading the construction noise, street congestion, traffic, lookie-loos and HGTV production trucks as cameras chronicle the remodel.
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Last week, fans and critics used the comments of his Instagram to express their displeasure with the colorful locks loos.
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There's a reason why IKEA started putting acrylic glass over the display toilets, with directions to the nearest customer loos.
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During a Chicago Cubs-Pittsburgh Pirates game on August 29, Loos was hit by a ball traveling at high speed.
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The realtors want to hold an open house this weekend, but they don't want lookie-loos ... they want serious buyers.
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This year's Glastonbury features humorously stenciled loos that just seem the perfect respite for a few idyllic minutes of alone time.
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But about 70m still use shared facilities, and 260m continue to rely on bucket loos, open pits and other grungy facilities.
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That's probably why it lured in a surprisingly large audience of lookie-loos (nearly 5 million viewers!) for its first broadcast.
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Their homes are meditations on Georgia's complex past and, perhaps, its future; an Adolf Loos-inflected journey into a new century.
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His 18-year-old son, John, a lieutenant in the Irish Guards, disappeared during the Battle of Loos in September 1915.
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A lot of the new loos are in scenic rural spots; the hope is that they will benefit both villagers and visitors.
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The modern loos also have separate sinks inside the ADA-stalls, family restrooms with changing tables and built-in custodial support closets.
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A particular gripe is about visitors who hire camper vans without loos, leading to lots of what Indians would call "open defecation".
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The real estate agent pledged not to allow the property to be toured by "looky loos," according to the above Forbes article.
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My mum works at the festival, giving massages in the Healing Field, and nothing had prepared me for the long drop loos.
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Some allow them to use the locker and restrooms (or loos to Brits) of their choice; others make them use designated facilities.
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Erin Loos Cutraro, from the nonpartisan group She Should Run, said at the time it is important for women to be represented.
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Amusing clues included (but weren't limited to) those that led to SUEDE, ENAMEL, ISSUE, ASTERN, AMOEBA, LOOS, TARA and HOE, of course.
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In the 1980s the loos at English football grounds were vile and few, so supporters often resorted to using sinks or walls instead.
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TED LOOS An entry in the gift guide on Friday about the book "Alma Thomas" misstated the surname of one of its authors.
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Loos wore a red neckerchief and a leather vest over a button-down shirt tucked into jeans that fit snugly over riding boots.
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That might not be easy, noted Ruth Loos, director of the obesity genetics program at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai.
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Japan's loos are said to be very nice; if we can't be No. 1, it's possible we're at least, you know, No. 2.
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This outcrop of modernism, designed by Adolf Loos, was completed in 1911, less than 20 years after the dome-topped palace entrance it faces.
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Toto is expanding under its own name, opening showrooms and getting its loos into hotels and buildings where lots of people will see them.
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Maybe our delicious kebabs killed the racist in him") and cocaine is regularly left in the loos ("People always take cocaine in our toilets.
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"Beethoven's symphonies would never have been written by a man who had to walk about in silk, satin, and lace," the Loos quote continues.
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After the court settlement, William H. Loos, curator of the Buffalo library's rare-book room, reflected on the manuscript's journey before it came home.
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Then, Loos' brother came to the Daily Mail in 2004 to reignite the rumors, saying that his sister had confirmed her Beckham affair to him.
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The 1963 Van Gend en Loos case, beloved by EU law students, involved a Dutch haulage firm hit with duties on imports from West Germany.
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"Whether investing in the rest of Africa is a good idea or not, depends on your investment horizon … I am optimistic," Investec analyst Loos said.
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Described as a "first aid kit" for use in high traffic public restrooms or portable loos, The Restroom Kit is a one-use portable packet.
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The Ladies' loos featured Hermès toiletries, a fresh rose, and buttons on the wall of the cubicle for more functions than any toilet should have.
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Erin Loos Cutraro is the founder and CEO of She Should Run, a group working to increase the number of women running for U.S. office.
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On his first day of combat, at the battle of Loos, John Kipling was killed, and his parents, wracked by guilt, never got over it.
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Isn't British Maccy's basically the same as American Maccy's, except with slightly smaller portion sizes and slightly higher instances of illicit sex in the disabled loos?
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"We were receiving many complaints of students putting cheating material inside loos so we decided to install cameras to curb the practice," he told the paper.
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First-class passengers are horrified by reports that they will have to make do without flowers in the loos or an extra starter before their meals.
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The largest surge in political enthusiasm does appear to come from millennials and particularly millennial women, CEO Erin Loos Cutraro of She Should Run told Mashable.
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The paucity of loos on a mountain or moor is unavoidable, and to an extent one becomes inured to pulling down your pants in the countryside.
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The obvious concern ... people moseying through houses have no idea about the medical condition of those in the house, the other lookie-loos and the realtor.
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It's also an easy stroll home after a slice of chocolate cake at Café Sacher Wien or a manhattan cocktail at the tiny Loos American Bar.
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Nor were voters swayed by arguments that, to obey conservative bathroom bills, bearded transgender men in lumberjack shirts must use women's loos if they were born female.
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Erin Loos Cutraro is the founder of She Should Run, and she wants to make sure women have what they need to enter and win those races.
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Given all the troubles faced by transgender people, who make up just 0.1% of the population according to the least unreliable estimate, why the focus on loos?
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Formulas have to hold their own in tough situations, including mud, dirt, portable loos, the occasional dust storm (looking at you, Coachella) and slanting rain (ahem, Glastonbury).
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One also wonders whether another threesome might have given us a very different picture of the period — Frank Lloyd Wright, F. Scott Fitzgerald and Anita Loos perhaps?
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This year, ten public loos around the U.S. will compete for the title, featuring special features like disco balls, fresh flowers, classical music and elaborately decorated walls.
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There's Sophia (Alicia Vikander) and Jan Van Loos (Dane DeHaan), respectively a rich woman trapped in a loveless marriage and a penniless painter, both high-cheekboned and pouting.
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"I am trying to protect others from going through what I and my family are going through," John Loos said at a news conference in Chicago on Monday.
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She spent a lot of time in the loos, and she found the high pressure environment hard to keep up with when she felt she was "drowning inside".
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"We put women in the picture by helping them envision themselves in elected office," Erin Loos Cutraro, cofounder and CEO of She Should Run, told Refinery29 by phone.
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Trent Loos was selected as a member of Trump's agricultural-advisory team, a committee of rural representatives that intends to mobilize support in communities and reduce environmental regulations.
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An anonymous collective called the Art Finksters dropped the loos — which are emblazoned with an image of a pig wearing a crown — on the president's 100th day in office.
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This month San Francisco joined Washington, New York, Philadelphia, Austin, Seattle and Santa Fe in requiring all businesses and city buildings to designate single-stall loos as all-gender.
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She Should Run has found that for every woman who "makes her way to the ballot, it takes eight thinking about it," CEO Erin Loos Cutraro told The Hill.
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"Heads for Britain?" is not giving you secret instructions to leave the country; it's hinting at what toilets, or "heads" are called in Britain, and the answer is LOOS.
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Now Murphy was filming the aftermath of the crime, including a scene in which two lookie-loos dip a copy of Vanity Fair into the puddle of Versace's blood.
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Los Angeles County Sheriff Alex Villanueva told reporters Monday that many unauthorized people, including mourners, paparazzi, and "looky-loos," had been trying to access the site by foot or drone.
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Villanueva did not say how many people had been trying to enter the police perimeter but described them as a mixture of "well-wishers, looky-loos, people that are grieving."
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"He fuels a conversation that there's no one path to the White House, there's no one background," She Should Run's co-founder and CEO Erin Loos Cutraro said on CNN.
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"We really felt like it was important to make it clear that we're in it for the long haul," Erin Loos Cutraro, founder and CEO of She Should Run, tells Axios.
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At high table at his Cambridge college, he could be clubbable and amusing, and might even bend your ear about how much he liked the jazz-age novels of Anita Loos.
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Cabinets, chairs and lamps by the architects Otto Wagner, Josef Hoffmann and Adolf Loos are arranged with drawings by Gustav Klimt and Egon Schiele, to suggest a room of the period.
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The loos popped up in cities including Austin, Miami, Los Angeles — where one throne was placed next to Donald Trump's star on Hollywood Boulevard — and Las Vegas, directly across from Trump International.
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This pattern began for the couple in 2003, when David was playing for Real Madrid and spotted at a club with a woman who was revealed to be his assistant, Rebecca Loos.
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JetBlue, a low-cost competitor, squeezed in another 12 seats on its Airbus A321 aircraft by shrinking the size of its loos and moving them behind the food galley, side by side.
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"A 100,000 pound glass marquee, the best temporary loos money can buy and a Spitfire flypast... we're getting to know a lot about Pippa Middleton's wedding," the Daily Mail told its readers.
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"He fuels a conversation that there's no one path to the White House, there's no one background," She Should Run's co-founder and CEO Erin Loos Cutraro said on CNN last week.
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Scientists have found more than 300 such altered genes — each may contribute just a few pounds but the effects add up in those who inherit a collection of them, Dr. Loos said.
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The Trump effect: "He fuels a conversation that there's no one path to the White House, there's no one background," Erin Loos Cutraro, co-founder and CEO of She Should Run, told CNN.
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As the region groped for a future beyond factories and coal, the Greens won widespread credit for transforming two cities, Loos-en-Gohelle and Grande-Synthe, into models of environmentally friendly, sustainable cities.
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The worst, she found, were RAF airfields, where the ground crews often ignored her and, if one wanted to spend a penny, one had to find a bush, as the loos were men-only.
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At the Loos Bar, a snug, wood-paneled Vienna institution, as famous for its cocktails as its modernist architecture, a bartender said he couldn't wait for the change and had no plans to protest.
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While opposition to Trump may be fueling some of the drive behind women's engagement, he is also setting an example for them, says Erin Loos Cutraro, co-founder and CEO of She Should Run.
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"The Checkers supermarkets have reported low double-digit sales growth over the last three years, growing well ahead of the Shoprite brand, which supports management's ambition," Investec Asset Management analyst Unathi Loos told Reuters.
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"London airport bathrooms are usually fine because they are well designed to make sure we wash our hands properly — and dry them properly," she said, but some train "loos" leave something to be desired.
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As Anita Loos, a leading silent-era screenwriter, notes in her autobiography "Kiss Hollywood Goodbye," the 1929 stock-market crash sent kept women, or "gold diggers," into the workforce, often as models and actresses.
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The game has been dubbed the "Rally For Rhyan" to raise awareness for pediatric cancer in support of Missouri assistant coach Brad Loos' 5-year-old daughter, Rhyan, who was diagnosed with neuroblastoma in October.
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Finalists were chosen based on cleanliness, visual appeal, innovation, functionality and unique design elements and this year the list ranges from loos in a museum and a zoo to lavs in restaurants, cafes and airports.
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Looking around at Wilderness, this is probably about as middle class as a festival can get (you know it's posh when the loos are cleaned twice a day and rosé runs out by day two).
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"We have been overjoyed with the surge of women who have stepped up to say they want to run for office since Election Day," She Should Run founder and CEO Erin Loos Cutraro told CNN.
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"I was told my seat was a good one ... I have been only to a few games and to sit so close to the field with my family was really exciting for me," said Loos.
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Now, check out this Ted Loos article in The Times, about the Nigerian-born artist Zina Saro-Wiwa and her video series "Table Manners," which depicts people of the Niger Delta while they are eating.
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It comes down to that hard-to-define likability factor, according to Erin Loos Cutraro, chief executive and founder of She Should Run, a nonpartisan nonprofit aimed at encouraging women to run for political office.
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The entire event was hosted by Trent Loos, a Nebraska farmer, member of President Trump's Agricultural Advisory Committee, and one of Protect the Harvest's most visible activists, united with Lucas in his fierce opposition to HSUS.
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But sanitation experts think that in the era of climate change, when droughts and floods are becoming increasingly common, the West may have something to learn from the little waterless loos piloted in penniless Madagascan neighborhoods.
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"I suspect that you are starting to see a shift in mix between the structurally challenged wholesale business and the fast growing food retail stores which is aiding profitability," Investec Asset Management analyst Unathi Loos said.
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"We are excited about partnering with the Barbie brand given its reach and influence to encourage girls everywhere to unlock their leadership potential," Erin Loos Cutraro, cofounder and CEO of She Should Run, said in a statement.
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The guidelines had suggested that pupils uncomfortable sharing loos or changing rooms with trans children should use accessible toilets or wait, and that parents struggling to accept their child's gender identity should be reported to the authorities.
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Last autumn voters in Houston, Texas, rejected a broad anti-discrimination ordinance because its opponents had depicted it as a "bathroom ordinance" that would enable potentially predatory men and even registered sex offenders to enter women's loos.
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Shoprite does not separate the margin on its supermarket food division from the financial services products offered in-store, but Loos said the consensus view among analysts was that the figure was between 3.5 and 4 percent.
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Given the somewhat oppressive strength of the architecture, Sartori Rimini and Peregalli decided to invoke the optimism of New York in the Deco period, infused with the Modernism of European designers Adolf Loos and Jean Michel Frank.
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Again and again, in big cities and small, in red states and blue, in airports, hotels, shopping malls, theaters, stadiums, offices and a range of other public venues, I've been saved by a bounty of better loos.
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Among the films credited are "Girl on the Train," which was directed by Erin Cressida Wilson, "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes," which was written by Anita Loos, and 2016's "Ghostbusters," which has 36 scenes which pass the Bechdel test.
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Women screenwriters — the most well-respected and well-paid being Frances Marion, Jeanie Macpherson, Anita Loos, June Mathis, and Bess Meredyth — wrote half of the silent films copyrighted between 19333 and 1925, according to Beauchamp's Without Lying Down.
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The Japanese market is profitable, but their loos are already ubiquitous there (including in public facilities, from Tokyo's metro system to remote hiking trails); the majority of domestic sales come from the renovation of private homes and hotels.
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"Esta toma directa de control es algo que no hemos visto desde que la monarquía absoluta terminó en 1932", dijo Tamara Loos, presidenta del Departamento de Historia de la Universidad de Cornell y experta en tradiciones monárquicas tailandesas.
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"This direct taking of control is something that we haven't seen since the end of absolute monarchy in 219," said Tamara Loos, the chair of the history department at Cornell University and an expert on Thai monarchic traditions.
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Tickets purchased for a Major League Baseball game state the risk of being hit by a foul ball, limiting the team's liability -- but Loos says he was at the game as a guest and didn't purchase a ticket.
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Dr. Bruno Loos, the senior author of the new report, said by email that "plausible mechanisms to explain the relationship" may include a common genetic background for the way the body handles inflammation, oral bacteria and immune responses.
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The Clippers are playing against the Pacers and a small congregation of looky-loos walking to the arena has formed around the preparation of his discada, a traditional dish native to Northern Mexican states like Monterrey and Durango.
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Lorde's piano-only version of Robyn's "Hang With Me" is especially lovely and—just a heads up from me to you—may require you to take yourself off to the loos for a minute to sort yourself out.
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In the demo video, above, you can see it reacting almost instantaneously to a suspicious looky-loos, switching the user's screen to catch the culprit red-faced, and tagging them with some Snapchat-style rainbow vomit for good effect.
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Her pals Paul Robeson and George Gershwin could be counted on to drop by and provide the music, while Blanche herself (and chums Helen Hayes and Anita Loos) could dance the Charleston, the Lindy Hop and the Black Bottom.
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Rather that kind of data simply allows the airlines operate a more efficient service, and make sure the passengers have everything they need – from delivering the right meals, to having enough loos on the plane, especially at peak times.Great!
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads On Thursday, Ted Loos of The New York Times reported that a "$150 Million Stairway to Nowhere" has been proposed as supersized work of public art for the Hudson Yards on Manhattan's Far West Side.
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In 1984 he began his ongoing Photography and Beyond series, in which most of the films are devoted to modern architecture and specific architects, from the widely known (Adolf Loos, Louis Sullivan) to the relatively obscure (Bruce Goff, Samuel Bickels).
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Looky-loos passing through the Obamas' new northwest D.C. neighborhood on Tuesday couldn't get any better sense of the (soon-to-be-former) first family's style, because all of the furniture being moved was neatly shrouded in opaque plastic sheeting.
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Of all the hugely exciting things in the states — massive food helpings, people who actually smile, those paper toilet seat covers you pull out of the wall in public loos restrooms (genius!) — I knew the best by far would be Sephora.
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The book was a petit four to women Beaton deemed up to the mark, including Anita Loos ("sufficiently barbaric to be food for all sculptors") and Tallulah Bankhead ("her eyelashes … built out with hot liquid paint to look like burnt matches").
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Exasperated neighbors — who 22 years ago took to covering the Rockingham Avenue street sign with garbage bags so the "looky-loos" could not find it — took iPhone pictures of the reporters, documenting the madhouse that had again overtaken their block.
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Loos said at a press conference on Monday: A spokesperson for the Cubs declined to comment on the suit to the Associated Press; Tonic has contacted both the team and the league for comment and will update this post when we hear back.
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One of the joys of being a private company — and the reason why Elon Musk prefers these kinds of companies — is that you do not have to undergo close scrutiny by, variously, the Securities and Exchange Commission, short investors, journalists, and lookie-loos.
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In recent years it has got rid of free food and drink in economy class on most short-haul flights, squeezed 20% more seats onto some of its planes and—horror of horrors—removed fresh flowers from its loos in first class.
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In 2009 Michael O'Leary, the chief executive of Ryanair, now Europe's largest airline, announced that it would charge passengers to use its on-board loos (although Mr O'Leary later admitted to Gulliver that this was a joke to gain publicity on the cheap).
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Erin Loos Cutraro, founder and CEO of She Should Run, opened the conversation with some encouraging numbers: Over 15,000 women have become part of the She Should Run community since last year's election, and 11,000 are actively planning to run for office.
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"Now we need to take the next step to transform that number into the over 250,000 women candidates needed to have women's voices fully represented on ballots across the country," said Erin Loos Cutraro, founder and CEO of She Should Run, in a press release.
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Paradoxically, the master bath is the most sensually dense space: The walls, counter and sink are made from the same rare dark green and pink marble from Brazil favored by the severe Viennese architect Adolf Loos, whose 1908 manifesto was called ''Ornament and Crime.
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With the deadline looming, Lieutenant-Governor Dan Patrick, who leads the Texas Senate, made it clear he was disappointed by the lack of progress on his priorities, such as protecting women's privacy via a "bathroom bill", which would prevent transgender women from using loos for females.
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There were many names that I just didn't know in the given context, like OHARA, INGE, LOA and ALI, and a lot of really hilarious but difficult puns, the kind that merit a forehead slap (I'm looking at NEONS, AD LIBS, BEES (indeed!) LOOS, APSO and MOPPED).
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Photo: Steffi Loos (Getty)In the same week that San Francisco voted to become the first city in the United States to ban government use of face recognition surveillance, two New York State legislators introduced a bill to ban the use of facial recognition surveillance by residential landlords.
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This is confusing for parents and children, says Mr Morrison, which is why he introduced a bill in the legislature on January 20th that would require all pupils at high schools in Illinois to use loos and changing rooms that correspond to the gender on their birth certificate.
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It is more likely that people inherit a collection of genes, each of which predispose them to a small weight gain in the right environment, said Ruth Loos, director of the genetics of obesity and related metabolic traits program at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai.
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" During the occupation, Duquette and Trent Loos posed for a photo with Ammon Bundy; while a representative from Protect the Harvest has denied offering material support to the occupiers, Todd Macfarlane — a lawyer, Bundy supporter, and standoff spokesperson — blogged that Protect the Harvest had made "its people, resources and checkbook available.
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I believe that he's a big swinging dick going through a midlife crisis as soon as he sets off his Lamborghini's alarm to distract any looky-loos on his way to collect a flash drive in a public square — the dulcet tones of Pitbull's "Fireball" ramping up in the background.
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Candy's feminist twist on "Little Red Riding Hood" — a wolf who falls prey to a woman's desire, rather than his own violent instincts — is a winner, she's catching breaks from empty subway cars and riverside lookie-loos, and her improvisational style is bringing texture to the backdrop and the dialogue.
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" Erin Loos Cutraro, founder and CEO of She Should Run, says the group's excited to partner with the ice cream pros to get its message out: "Having Jeni's support our cause helps raise awareness in nontraditional ways that will reach even more women and impart upon them that we believe in their potential.
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In 1910, as the Victorian era was passing into history, the pioneering Modernist Adolf Loos published an influential essay titled "Ornament and Crime," contending that a love of decorative detail, such as architects had deployed since ancient Greece and before, was actually a sign of a weak, disordered, "primitive" – even felonious – mind.
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A new publication by the European Monitoring Centre for Drugs and Drug Addiction (EMCDDA) provides a rundown on how to scan through sewage to keep tabs of drug use trends in cities—and it contains a section explaining why public loos could be the next big thing when it comes to spotting newly-popular psychoactive substances.
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As she made her way into Westminster Abbey for her wedding ceremony, she — without previous intention to do so — laid her bouquet on the Grave of the Unknown Warrior (also called the Tomb of the Unknown Warrior), in memory of her older brother Fergus Bowes-Lyon, who was killed in action in the Battle of Loos in 1915 during World War I.
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There were other films devoted to "bad girls," such as "Red-Headed Woman," in which Jean Harlow, working with a script by Anita Loos, starred as an unstoppable and unpunished home-wrecker; and "The Story of Temple Drake," from the Faulkner novel "Sanctuary," in which a Southern belle (a sensational Miriam Hopkins) lives with a gangster for a while before returning to respectability.
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" DAD VERDICT FOR THE GENERAL AMBIENCE: Literally one million Dads out of Dad The BST toilets are the best festival bogs in the UK (I would say Europe but I have known the majesty of the Primavera Sound food court loos; I have known that level of luxury and convenience and I have pissed in it), and my dad agreed: Dad says:"Very nice and clean.
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Herbert admitted to me (and I'm sure Freud would have something to say here, too) that this has been something of a years-long obsession, stretching back to when he made a trip to Japan as a sophomore in high school and was struck by how companies like Toto were innovating in the business, with fancy, all-cleaning (and all-singing and dancing) loos.
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The museum cafe was closed for renovations, and we ended up instead buying burgers from a stand outside the city walls, beyond the stately but unpeopled Howard Gardens (fashioned from the city's former moat) in a municipal park of a kind familiar to me from my childhood in Sydney, Australia: It's a British convention, the manicured open space with a green kiosk selling snacks and a separate structure housing well-kept public loos.
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As the royal made her way into Westminster Abbey for her wedding ceremony, she — without previous intention to do so — laid her bouquet on the Grave of the Unknown Warrior (also called the Tomb of the Unknown Warrior), in memory of her older brother Fergus Bowes-Lyon, who was killed in action in the Battle of Loos in 1915 during World War I. Since then, nearly every major royal bride has had her bouquet placed at the Grave of the Unknown Warrior, whether they married at Westminster Abbey or not.
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