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Simple way of organising your books as “has been read” and “will be read”. When we look ordinary book shelves we just see a boring stack of books which all books get lost in each other.
Even we buy a new book and plan to read it later, after a short time it gets forgotten in this book chaos. Aim of “TarGetBooks” design is based on this point. This special shelf is basically designed for separating the books that we have read and we will read
“It’s this dumb thing that Ross made up ‘cause he was trying to fool our parents. It’s a way of giving the finger, without actually having to give it.”
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The co-founder of Pinkberry Frozen Yogurt, Young Lee, was arrested today at Los Angeles airport on a warrant for beating a homeless beggar LA last June.
Lee, who helped design the healthy, low-calorie dessert chain, is accused of chasing down a homeless man who approached his car in downtown Los Angeles asking for money on June 15, 2011. Lee and another individual beat the homeless man with a tire iron, according to police. The man was hospitalized for treatment.
Witnesses reported the incident to police, including the license plate of the vehicle, a Range Rover, which was rented in Lee’s name. Police seized the tire iron from the vehicle, police said. Witnesses also helped police identify Lee from a photo display, allowing police to obtain a warrant for his arrest.
According to the Los Angeles Police Department, a federal database alerted LAPD detectives that Lee was aboard an inbound flight from Korea to Los Angeles Airport on Monday. The department’sFugitive Warrants Task Force arrested the Pinkberry founder at the airport. Bail was set at $60,000 and he remains in custody, police said.
“This case is emblematic of how the homeless are among the most vulnerable in our society,” Lt. Paul Vernon said in a statement. “Despite the challenges in the case, the detectives never gave up and eventually found the victim after leads took them to Skidrow and the local jail.”
According to a 2006 profile of Pinkberry by the Los Angeles Times, Lee, a native of Korea, was a former kick boxer and bouncer who became an architect responsible for the chain’s bright colored walls and sleek furniture. He founded the chain with Hyekyung “Shelly” Hwang, also of Korea, in 2005 in Los Angeles. It has since become a worldwide chain.
(via ralphabetsoup)
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