Club loves when things get wild. Especially this beautiful version from the Aqua series, since it is water-resistant to 20 atm, so meters. More timekeeping: The robust case, somewhat wider bezel, generously proportioned typography that is reminiscent of US highway signage make Club special. This watch can cope with most things in life. Including the next dive into cold water. It will hold firm to 20 atm, so meters.
Unusually slender, highly precise, and equipped with the NOMOS swing system which ensures outstanding accuracy : the automatic caliber DUW is setting new standards.
And lets automatic watches remain wonderfully elegant. Designed in Berlin, elaborately produced, and polished by hand, the NOMOS winged clasp exudes elegance through its beautiful minimalism. It sits comfortably on the wrist—and as elegant as it is, this strap is of course!
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For your peace of mind: We're extending the return period until the end of January on all orders made before the end of We're extending the return period until the end of January Revocation of the conditional-use permit would prohibit alcohol sales, which could force the owner, Verdugo, out of business. Yet Huizar was not the first to act. Weekly exposed in April as the scene of a recent gang-related killing, a suspected sexual assault of a female patron and persistent disturbances.
Weekly , April 13— The club has also been the site of a number of well-attended, if disparate, fund-raisers, including one for Huizar and another for the outlaw biker gang the Mongols.
Until recently, council member Huizar was one of them. He told the Weekly he went to the club a number of times and took his wife there, and that he hosted a Metropolitan Democratic Club event and held a fund-raiser there last year.
That happened in late and early , when Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa was the councilman for the 14th District, which includes a grimy stretch known as the Broadway Corridor that developers and condo dwellers are now flocking to. Verdugo used to own Ibiza Steak and Lounge in Whittier — that is, until a spate of public nuisances and illegal activity from to led the Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control to suspend his liquor license and Whittier officials to revoke his permit to sell alcohol.
But within a matter of months, Verdugo was back in business in downtown L. He had a new conditional-use permit, handed out by L. The Club, a spectacularly renovated theater with private VIP rooms, is at the rear of the story Garland Building. Patrons enter from a pee-drenched alley that runs between Broadway and Spring Street.
It was once the site of the Globe Theater, and the entire district is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Before the state issues a liquor license in such a case, the Planning Department must issue the conditional-use permit.
City records show that the Club sailed through this process with no scrutiny of who would be running the club or what kind of club its operators had in mind. Yousefzadeh, also president of the influential Downtown Business Improvement District, has personally vouched for the Club from the start.
Yousefzadeh did not return calls for comment. In early , Yousefzadeh, of Nighttime Broadway Corporation, applied for a permit to sell alcohol on the premises, city records show.
Just prior to a public hearing on December 6, , LAPD officers from the Central Area Vice Unit said that extended hours and young patrons could create problems for the burgeoning residential market. Although police opposed the 6 a. Building department records show that City Hall insiders helped the Club through the permit process. However, the club still lacks final approval from the fire department, yet continues to allow raucous weekend crowds of close to 1,
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