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19Jul/100

Outdoor New Haven Pizza



Outdoor New Haven Pizza, originally uploaded by brianlebo.

The best you have ever had. They say New Haven has the best pizza. Nothing
comes close to what I had yesterday.

Thanks,

Brian Lebo
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6Jul/100

Where do I get one?

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5Jul/100

Wait till the end. Terrible…

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14Jun/100

big ass cathedral



big ass cathedral, originally uploaded by brianlebo.

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14Jun/100

happy pills



happy pills, originally uploaded by brianlebo.

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14Jun/100

Barcelona street.



Barcelona street., originally uploaded by brianlebo.

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12Jun/100

JFK terminal waiting



JFK terminal waiting, originally uploaded by brianlebo.

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9Jun/100

Not what I wanted to see.



Not what I wanted to see., originally uploaded by brianlebo.

This is what I got for stopping to get some beer on the way home from work.
That 12 pack cost me 120 Bones.

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Brian Lebo
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1Jun/100

Kind of defeats the purpose – huh?

News Alert: Supreme Court: Suspects must say they want to be silent
10:24 AM EDT Tuesday, June 1, 2010
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The Supreme Court says suspects must explicitly tell police they want to be silent to invoke their Miranda protection during interrogations.

A right to remain silent and a right to a lawyer are the first of the Miranda rights warnings, which police recite to suspects during arrests and interrogations. But the justices said Tuesday suspects must tell police they are going to remain silent to stop an interrogation, just as they must tell police that they want a lawyer.

The ruling comes in a case where a suspect remained mostly silent for a three-hour police interrogation before implicating himself in a murder. He appealed his conviction, saying that he invoked his Miranda right to remain silent by remaining silent.

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31May/100

That’s a lot of oil.

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