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Eyebrows shaped like coat hangers, fishtails, right angles, and halos?

Four company T-shirts on coat hangers fluttered in the breeze.

He's listened in with an antenna made of coat-hangers and moulding.

Wade, when women were forced to risk their lives with coat hangers.

Another room featured a rusted spiral staircase with dresses mounted on coat hangers.

"I bent some coat hangers into hooks and used a fan," Pala said.

Following this, Golgotha is formed from hundreds of coat hangers and steel girders.

Nope. "Two of my coat hangers went down in the fight," Mike said.

Women marched waving coat-hangers, which are sometimes used in do-it-yourself abortions.

The clinic was clean and elegant; there were no coat hangers or dirty bandages.

Still others have sent thousands of coat hangers to the senator's office in Maine.

Wade, when some women used wire coat hangers to try to end unwanted pregnancies.

Wade, desperate women used coat hangers, Coke bottles, Clorox, and sticks in attempted abortions

For many people, "self-induced abortion" is synonymous with frightening, often violent imagery involving coat hangers.

They also repeatedly beat the boys with their fists, coat hangers, a wooden cane and bamboo stalks.

Accessories such as coat hangers and phone chargers just make this luxurious movie-watching experience even better.

A return to illegal abortion will not look like a return to the era of coat hangers.

We tried coat hangers, we tried our fingers, we tried wedging it, we tried picking it up.

Originally, Jane used twisted coat hangers for the base of her wreaths, but learned in 19943 to use better materials.

"You don't expect everything you see on the catwalk to ending up on coat hangers in retail stores," said Coe.

"Those coat hangers took a year," Mr. Kamel said, pointing to metal Afteroom wall hooks from Menu in the foyer.

Furniture, tapestries, paintings, textiles, coat hangers and even membership cards were produced by craftsmen in northern Italy to Depero's precise specifications.

Collins' office has received 3,000 coat hangers as well as an onslaught of calls, some of which have been vulgar or abusive.

Coat hangers, a cardboard box, a rubber hose and more: Ravenous and reckless, Ms. Goldman gathers these up and chucks them offstage.

Even after I moved, I used it to bundle and carry stacks of broken-down boxes, coat hangers, and anything else unwieldy.

In the past few weeks, Collins' office has been deluged with thousands of coat hangers — a grim reminder of the pre- Roe v.

Many of the protesters waved wire coat hangers, as a symbol for the tens of thousands of abortions performed illegally each year in Poland.

So he snipped some coat hangers, bent them straight, taped them to a piece of wooden moulding, and mounted the strange spear on a tripod.

It has a ramp to accommodate disabled passengers or parents with strollers, and there are wireless charging stations and coat hangers positioned at convenient spots.

They transformed their bedrooms into laboratories, turned coat hangers into scientific equipment, and in the case of Kenner, saved and scrimped for their own patents.

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Today, most Americans think about the toilet the same way they think of tissue paper or coat hangers: it's a fundamental, satisfactory part of life.

"The old struggle with plaster and coat hangers ended when I began to weld steel," she said, referring to her early efforts to make sculpture.

Aides to Ms. Collins estimated that her offices received about 1.63,000 coat hangers by mail to date, a reference to a time before Roe v.

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Several women legislators brought coat hangers into the house to show opposition to HB 28, which would toughen restrictions on abortions in Atlanta on March 23.

Seoul-based company Alex Posture's gadget is a plastic device that sits behind your head with two wires that hang over your ears like coat hangers.

A woman holds coat hangers as she takes part in a rally in front of the Middle Collegiate Church in the East Village of New York City.

I came to work with a screwdriver, a pair of pliers, extra coat hangers, and I thought I was going to be industrious and solve this thing.

Zip ties can also be used on wreaths, so that they can be hung on coat hangers and covered with plastic garment bags from the dry cleaner.

They sought out back-alley procedures or took matters in their own hands: inserting knitting needles and coat hangers into their vaginas, drinking chemicals or douching with lye.

"I used old wire coat hangers to create hooks and loops that I wove fabric around and created valances and curtain panels," she explained to Vogue in 20153.

But there were also many women protesting the bill in Birmingham this week, dressed in doctors scrubs and "Handmaid's Tale" costumes, carrying coat hangers and forcing us to remember.

The use of recycled coat hangers and steel girders is, admittedly, unusual for the depiction of Christ's figure, a subject usually crafted in luxurious metals, like marble and gold.

Should abortions again become illegal, we will become reacquainted with the effects of coat hangers, knitting needles and the drinking of alkaline agents like turpentine and bleach to terminate pregnancy.

Japan's Muji was later fined by Shanghai authorities after it was discovered that the company had imported a batch of coat hangers wrapped in packaging that described Taiwan as a country.

The surgery room of Dr. Betz, who is in charge of the dogs' health, uses ironing boards for tables, and empty pop bottles taped to coat hangers as IV fluid containers.

We broke the story ... Mama and her boyfriend Geno Doak were acting erratic this week ... selling off everything in her Georgia home, right down to the coat hangers ($10 a pop).

Since then, activists have sent over 3,000 coat hangers to Collins's office and a PAC has raised $1 million that will go to Collins's eventual opponent if she votes to confirm Kavanaugh.

The luxury brand designer will use anything from upholstery fabric to shower curtains or even rubbish from black waste bags for its dresses, and coat hangers and round hat boxes as fascinators.

Chinese media reported this week that Japanese retailer Muji was fined 200,000 yuan ($31,000) by Shanghai authorities for importing a batch of coat hangers wrapped in packaging that described Taiwan as a country.

Under these conditions, it's not surprising that people who need abortions might consider doing it themselves, a method that no longer involves coat hangers or crude objects, but is now done with pills.

Whereas people once equated abortion outside of a traditional clinic setting with coat hangers and dangerous "back-alley" procedures, now it's more closely associated with buying pills online and taking them at home.

Men who groped you—particularly the ones who did it on a whim, out of aggressive boredom—would be shamed into the mausoleum, shoved into a corner next to coat hangers and coverture.

This work consists of coat hangers hung with the refugees' garments as well as shoes neatly spread across the gallery floor, reminiscent of installations in the concentration camp–turned–memorial museum at Auschwitz.

In over 15 cities, thousands of protesters chanted "keep your hands off the uterus" and "my body, my business," as they waved wire coat-hangers, a tool symbolizing the dark world of underground abortions.

Making them illegal doesn't stop woman needing, or wanting them, or inflicting them on themselves — there will always be coat hangers, broken bottles, painkillers, stairs to fall down, fists to hit, medicines to swallow.

Jessica and Jacob have a son together, and their living room and kitchen are arranged like a nursery school, with a poster displaying the ABCs, a whiteboard, and wooden coat hangers shaped like trucks.

Radio waves from space objects are, in some ways, the great equalizer: What comes down from the sky belongs to anyone who can find it, and anyone with some coat-hangers and a computer could.

The rattle of coat-hangers, the distant beep of tills, and there, on a podium shrouded in bootcut jeans and discount jackets with poppers and straps on the shoulders is the big man, Adam Beyer.

Hung by coarse rope affixed to coat hangers, this "rag tag army of women occupying space," as Hammond describes them, feels more like a public execution site: I imagine a lynching scene of Salem witches.

The use of coat hangers is also a particularly chilling reminder of the country's all-too-virulent abortion wars, in which the coat hanger has become a national symbol for dissent against regulating women's bodies.

Now they use 3,000-watt xenon lights, and the primitive sights follow-spot operators once jury-rigged out of bent coat hangers have been replaced by Telrad sights, originally designed to help stargazers aim their telescopes.

Contrary to the pre-Roe narrative of people using coat hangers to induce their own abortions, many reproductive health advocates say that self-managing an abortion can be a safe option, at least from a medical perspective.

From the largest chocolate candy sculpture, to the largest art installation made from coat hangers, Guinness World Records situates their 40,000-plus records over the people suggesting new ones, or from those attempting to beat already established feats.

Wade, desperate women used coat hangers, Coke bottles, Clorox, and sticks in attempted abortionsReproductive rights groups are suing to keep Georgia's restrictive abortion ban from ever going into effectAmy Klobuchar drew loud cheers when she reminded Washington Gov.

StorytellingCaipira is a cacophony of enormous hanging drawings, sculptural arrangements of found objects, and bronze calligraphic markings made from coat hangers that feel both primal and sophisticated, rudimentary but intelligently organized, apt metaphors for the misunderstood cultural outsider.

To end unwanted pregnancies themselves, women in states where abortion remained illegal would often resort to ingesting bleach, turpentine, and other toxic substances or pushing wire coat hangers, knitting needles, and similarly long, sharp objects up through their cervixes.

While towels, bathrobes and coat hangers were the items most frequently pilfered from luxury hotels, guests also tried to steal bulkier or more expensive items, including tablet computers and TV sets, the survey of mostly European and Asian proprietors found.

Wade established the right to an abortion in America, people who wanted to end their own pregnancies sometimes turned to household implements like pencils, Coke bottles, or the coat hangers that have since become a symbol of the long struggle for abortion rights.

BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Europe's bid to champion the "sharing economy" is being undermined in the short-term rental sector by capitals imposing petty rules such as dictating the number of coat hangers home-owners must provide, a complaint filed to the European Commission says.

She speaks articulately about the abuse that she endured at the hands of her mother (including, but not limited to, being physically chained to her bed for two weeks, being beaten with coat hangers, and being starved for several days as a means of punishment).

Without accessible, affordable access abortion, women in America will do what women throughout the entire course of history have done—they will take matters into their own hands, whether that's with pessaries of crocodile dung, pennyroyal tea, pills ordered off the internet, or, yes, coat hangers.

Activists have mailed the office of the Maine Republican senator — whose vote is crucial to confirming Trump nominee Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court — about 3,000 coat hangers, the Associated Press reported Sunday, as grisly callbacks to what some women resorted to in the days of "back-alley abortions" when the procedure was illegal.

The X-ray technician and self-appointed nobleman also known as Carl Tanzler exhumed the body of one of his patients in the 1930s in Key West, Florida, and mended her decaying body with his home remedies: silk for skin, coat hangers for bones, a fragile wig for her hair, and heavy doses of formaldehyde and perfume for the smell.

Susan CollinsSusan Margaret CollinsCook Political Report moves Susan Collins Senate race to 'toss up' The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Trump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move MORE (Maine) wire coat hangers in the mail in an effort to press her to vote against any Supreme Court nominee who would overturn Roe v. Wade.

Susan CollinsSusan Margaret CollinsCook Political Report moves Susan Collins Senate race to 'toss up' The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Trump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move MORE (R-Maine) 85033,000 coat hangers, referencing back-alley abortions, in their efforts to persuade her to vote against the confirmation of Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court.

IN HIS workshop on Eel Pie Island near Twickenham, glimmering with light from the Thames outside, Trevor Baylis kept wrenches, pliers, cables, hammers, gear-wheels, lengths of piping, light bulbs, massed coat-hangers, tubs of washers, wing-nuts, screws and nails, books, chisels, old St Julien tobacco tins full of bits and bobs, saws, hacksaws, cross-saws, balls of string, a splendid metal lathe which neighbours would pop in to use, sheets of foil dropped in the war by German bombers, all his dead domestic appliances (for disassembly and cannabilisation), and last but not least his boyhood Meccano sets, their instructions held together with yellowing Sellotape, out of which he would still make little clockwork vehicles that buzzed along the worktops in a determined way.

Shalson made his first fortune in coat hangers and packaging materials. In 2005 owned 800 pubs, and had a net worth of £60 million.

Oakley, Doug. "CA: Berkeley council sends coat hangers to protest health care bill's abortion restrictions", Oakland Tribune. 10 December 2009.Waldo L. Fielding, M.D., Tony Cenicola, ed.

Struck by the fact that there are never enough pins yet always too many coat-hangers, a bicycle shop owner begins to speculate about the possible parallels between natural and man-made objects.

First Mile offers recycling services for over 20 materials, such as paper, glass, plastics, food, compostable packaging, coffee grounds and coat hangers. First Mile says it collects over 60,000 tons of waste a year and has an average recycle rate of over 60%.

Mach was born in Methil, Fife. His artistic style is based on flowing assemblages of mass-produced objects. Typically these include magazines, vicious teddy bears, newspapers, car tyres, match sticks and coat hangers. Many of his installations are temporary and constructed in public spaces.

The rods may be fashioned from wire coat hangers or wire flags used for locating utilities. Glass or plastic rods have also been accepted. Straight rods are also sometimes used for the same purposes, and were not uncommon in early 19th-century New England.

During his career, Patterson was known as the Glove Doctor: many players, even from opposing teams, would ask Patterson to repair their broken gloves. Patterson would spend his time in the bullpen during games repairing and relacing gloves, sometimes incorporating coat hangers, tongue depressors, and extra leather.

It also had its symbolic dimension - crowds visually changed into a sea of umbrellas which embodied the purpose of the Black Protest - protecting women from proposed legislation that would restrict their reproductive rights. Coat hangers were brought to the demonstrations as a symbol of the simplest and most primitive “instrument” that could be used for conducting abortion. Earlier in 2016 (in April), coat hangers were also sent by citizens to the contemporary Prime MInister of Poland, Beata Szydło, as a protest against her support for the abortion ban. However, though social media has empowered Polish women, for some it has led to being ostracized by family members or colleagues, and has even cost them their careers.

Symbols of the protest included umbrellas and coat hangers. Specific weather conditions on 3 October 2016 contributed to establishing a symbol of the latest women's protests in Poland. It was raining during that day but still, thousands of people attended events, bringing their umbrellas to demonstrations to protect themselves from the rain.

Rubelia could be thought of as the first major recycling project in the United States. Rubel Castle was constructed partly out of concrete but also out of scrap steel, rocks, bedsprings, coat hangers, bottles, and other re-purposed materials that Rubel salvaged from the neighborhood as ranched and barns were giving way to tract houses.

Nevertheless that had nothing to do with my position. ..." Zaffirini said, "Like it or not abortion is the law of the land, and because it is we must insure that women have access to safe and legal abortions. If they do not, then they will resort to coat hangers and self-aborting and illegal abortions, and that is wrong.

Some pimp businesses have an internal structure – built around violence – for dealing with rule breakers. For example, some pimps have been known to employ a "pimp stick", which is two coat hangers wrapped together, in order to subdue unruly prostitutes. A variation is a "pimp cane", used for similar purposes. Although prostitutes can move between pimps, this movement sometimes leads to violence.

In the north aisle is a window by Charles Eamer Kempe dating from 1881. The three windows in clear glass in the north aisle replaced Victorian stained-glass windows which were of poor quality. These windows are unique as they were re-glazed with the proceeds from the sale of covered coat hangers made and sold by Mrs Dorothy Arbury in the 1960s; this act is commemorated by the miniature coat hangers round a cross in the 'Coathanger Window' in the north aisle beside the vestry and dedicated to the memory of Mrs Arbury. The original 1960s window with its design scratched onto the glass was destroyed by vandals in the late 1990s and was replaced with a new window with the image acid-etched into the glass and designed by the then Churchwarden Glenn Christodoulou.

On December 14, 1976, Brooks went to a used car lot and asked to test drive a car. The mechanic, David Gregory, accompanied him on the drive. After Brooks picked up his accomplice Woody Loudres, they put the mechanic in the trunk of the car and Brooks and Loudres drove to a motel. There the mechanic was bound to a chair with coat hangers, gagged with tape and then shot in the head.

Coathangers can be used to make dowsing rods. After sanding, wire hangers also find uses as conducting wire for uses as varied as hot-wiring cars to gamesNeuroscience for Kids University of Washington to testing hand steadiness. They are commonly used to gain forcible entry into older automobiles whose locks and entry systems are not protected from such methods. There is a long history of using wire coat hangers as replacement car radio antennas.

This citation is discussing Christabelle Sethna, and Steve Hewitt. “Just watch us: RCMP surveillance of the women's liberation movement in cold war Canada.” Montreal: McGill-Queen’s University Press, 2018 The Abortion Caravan arrived in Ottawa on Mother's Day weekend 1970. A convoy of Canadian women, over five hundred strong in support, arrived - coat hangers and a black coffin in tow - to demand the legalization of unrestricted access to abortion services for all Canadian women.

Before the band sang at The Dome, Bushido wanted to keep the band as a secret, however singer Senna Guemmour from group Monrose, who knew about the secret, told it to a magazine. Elvira Michieva and Guemmour met in person backstage in Bravo Supershow and after a short debate, they got into a brawl with each other. Coat hangers and rails were used as weapons and Michieva was left with Guemmour's fingerprints on her neck.

Yes premiered most of Time and a Word during their two solo concerts at the Queen Elizabeth Hall in London, on 21 and 22 March 1970. For the second half, they played songs from the album with a twenty-piece orchestra led by Tony Cox. Anderson later considered the shows a failure, due to a lack of rehearsal time and a poor sound system. To record the orchestra, microphones were left dangling above the players using coat hangers.

Sea was also an interactive narrative composed of shots of the sea taken on Women on Waves' first exhibition to Ireland. Its audio component was a poetic work of voices of women asking Women on Waves for help. I Had An Abortion was hanging wire coat hangers with vests hung on them, each vest had “I Had An Abortion” written on it in all European languages. The final installation, Every 6 Minutes, had a very simple message.

At the age of nine, Wilson undertook his first expeditions at the Rock Creek Park in Washington, DC. He began to collect insects and he gained a passion for butterflies. He would capture them using nets made with brooms, coat hangers, and cheesecloth bags. Going on these expeditions led to Wilson's fascination with ants. He describes in his autobiography how one day he pulled the bark of a rotting tree away and discovered citronella ants underneath.

Accessed May 30, 2018. The museum has a large collection of suitcases,"Leather Travel Case With Canvas Cover And Engraved Silver Toiletries, Scherk, Germany, 1937". December 12, 2014. Accessed May 30, 2018. including early examples of Louis Vuitton travelling cases, as well as steamer trunks, portable wardrobes (complete with drawers and coat hangers), and vanity cases. There are also examples of bags intended for shorter trips, notably picnic baskets, including one example from England that comes complete with tea set and stove.

Beyond its success as a song, "Slowly" was hugely influential in the history of country music, in that it was among the first (and certainly the most successful to date) songs to feature a pedal steel guitar. The song's iconic intro, played by Bud Isaacs, was said to have sent legions of lap steel guitar players scurrying to their closets for wire coat hangers, with which they attempted to modify their existing instruments to get the pitch shifting effect achieved by Isaacs.

The original harmonica racks were made from wire or coat hangers. Models of harmonica racks vary widely by quality and ease of use, and experimenting with more than one model of harmonica rack is often needed to find one that feels suitable for each individual player. This device is used by folk musicians, one-man bands, and singer-songwriters such as Bob Dylan, Tom Harmon, Neil Young, Eddie Vedder, Billy Joel, Bruce Springsteen, and blues singers Jimmy Reed and John Hammond Jr.

These items included various restraining devices including lengths of nylon cord, an assortment of knives, a tire iron, and household implements such as pliers and coat hangers. Furthermore, the interior of Bonin's van and sections of his home were extensively bloodstained, and the inner handles from the passenger- side and rear doors of his vehicle had been removed in an obvious effort to prevent victims from escaping the vehicle. Inside the glove box, investigators also discovered a scrapbook of newspaper clippings related to the murders..

Dawkins was the third of five siblings born in 1957 in Saginaw, Michigan to parents Willie and Ollie Dawkins. Growing up on Saginaw’s east side, he attended Heavenrich Elementary along with older siblings Willie and Patricia, and younger brother Robert. Paul developed a love for basketball early on at the age of 9, but his only opportunities to play were at the school’s gym. So he fashioned a rim out of coat hangers, attached a net and hung it inside of the family’s garage.

Extremely versatile in its feeding, it will take food from the ground or in trees. They feed on a wide range of items and will attempt to feed on anything appearing edible, alive or dead, plant or animal. It is also one of the most persistent species and is quite bold, especially in urban areas. In Japan, crows are considered to be a pest, as they rip open garbage bags and take wire coat hangers for their nests. In Sri Lanka, Karunarathna & Amarasinghe (2008)Karunarathna, Amarasinghe (2008).

In early 1938 Mark began preparing to leave Austria by delegating his administrative duties to colleagues. At the same time he clandestinely started to buy platinum wire, worth roughly $50,000, which he bent into coat hangers while his wife knitted covers so that the hangers could be taken out of the country. When Hitler's troops invaded Austria and declared the Anschluss (the political union of Germany and Austria), Mark was arrested and thrown into a Gestapo prison. He was released with a warning not to contact anyone Jewish.

The Japan Sports Fukiya Association JSFA has privatized the sport, and all materials must be purchased from them. International Fukiya Association IFA chairman H.Higuchi promotes worldwise blowgun rule cooperating with other countries. In other nations, the modified piano wire is used to make the cal and cal darts, with certain manufacturers making specialty darts for odd sized or larger caliber barrels ( cal, cal, cal, and cal). Use of home-made darts in the larger sizes, or for hunting is common, utilizing bamboo skewers ( diameter), wire coat hangers, and even nails, or knitting needles.

Women on Web also had an ad campaign advertising their services through Diesel, one of the most famous saying "Say Goodbye to Coat Hangers," a common tool used for at-home illegal abortions. These ads had a very important secret component of a barcode hidden in plain site of the photography. If scanned, the barcodes on the T-shirts of the models give information on the abortion pill right to the viewers cellphone. This was an innovative way to advertise such an important message without stirring the pot of what is appropriate in public media.

Participants of the Abortion Caravan declared "war on the Government of Canada", with hundreds of women from across Canada rallying for two days on Parliament Hill. At 24 Sussex Drive, the official residence of the Prime Minister, Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau was burned in effigy. A black coffin adorned with coat hangers, representing women who had died from self- induced or back-alley abortions, was left at the Prime Minister's front door. On May 11, 1970, about 80 women donning black headscarves arrived at the House of Commons.

The song was inspired by Mitchell's room in the Chelsea neighborhood of New York City. The inspiration for the first verse comes partly from the distinct décor of her apartment. While in Philadelphia, Mitchell and friends had made a mobile from shards of colored glass they had found in the street and wire coat hangers, which filtered the light coming into her room through the window and created the "rainbow on the wall."Hilburn, Robert: Los Angeles Times. "Joni Mitchell looks at both sides now: her hits -- and misses" , NewStandard. 12/7/96.

Its lyrics tell a story about a fictional female character who dies in the aftermath of having an abortion. According to Staples: ::Back then, abortions were illegal. Completely illegal...at the high school we went to, there were supposedly true stories about girls and people who had used coat hangers to perform abortions. And so I had heard that story, and I just extrapolated from that...I knew a girl that got pregnant in high school and had an abortion. She didn’t die from it, but it was illegal.

The Celestial bedrooms, with a connecting, shared, sitting room, were created between 1924 and 1926. The bell towers were raised to improve the proportions of the building, and the suites constructed in the spaces created below. The relatively cramped spaces allowed no room for storage, and en-suite bathrooms were "awkwardly squeezed" into lower landings. Ludwig Bemelmans, a guest in the 1930s, recalled; "there was no place to hang your clothes, so I hung mine on wire coat hangers that a former tenant had left hanging on the arms of two six-armed gold candelabra, the rest I put on the floor".

Before long, everyone is so hooked on "holistic medicine" that Miss Information can get away with selling coat hangers as "dream catchers" for very high prices. Meanwhile, Mr. Garrison is fired for his incompetence as a third grade teacher and for charges of soliciting sex from a minor. He decides to fulfill his dream of publishing a book and begins to write a romance novel, in which he manages to use the word "penis" 6,083 times. Stan goes to ask Dr. Doctor for help, and the doctor says that Kyle will die unless he gets a kidney transplant from the only other person in town with a compatible blood type: Cartman.

Principal Skinner tells Marge and Homer that Bart must take a radical, untested new behavioral medicine called Focusyn or he will have to expel him. After several failed attempts by Homer, Marge convinces Bart to take the medication and his behavior immediately improves, paying attention in school, being respectful to his parents, and tutoring a Navajo boy in his spare time. One night, however, Marge and Homer come home from a date to find Bart in his room wrapped in aluminum foil and coat hangers on the ceiling. Suffering from drug psychosis and paranoia, he claims Major League Baseball is spying on the town using a satellite.

Emin has created a number of installation art pieces including Poor Thing (Sarah and Tracey) (2001) which was made up of two hanging frames, hospital gowns, a water bottle and wire. A similar installation called Feeling Pregnant III (2005) made up of fabric hung off wooden and metal coat hangers and stands was a later creation for Emin. Both these installations touch further on Emin's relationship with pregnancy and abortion and can be related to Louise Bourgeois' sculptures such as Untitled (1996), a mobile of hanging clothes, and Untitled (2007), a series of standing bronze sculptures. The Perfect Place to Grow (2001) was a video installation with a set consisting of a wooden birdhouse, a DVD (shot on Super 8), monitor, trestle, plants, wooden ladder.

The company also developed and manufactured many other products over the years -- ranging from rifles and sport firearms to kitchen gadgets and seafood tools. Based on U.S. Patent Office records, H.M. Quackenbush and his company were responsible for inventing, or significantly contributing to the development of, numerous early 20th century inventions, including: bicycles; a foot-powered wood lathe; the scroll saw; darts; stair rails; the extension ladder; a bathroom shelf; the nut cracker and picks; the .22 caliber rimfire rifle (3 models, including a bicycle rifle); various air rifles and pistols; ammunition for airguns, including lead air rifle shot (commonly known as "BBs"), felted slugs; the Kaleidoscope; and garment hangers ("coat hangers"). In addition to the items he invented and manufactured, Quackenbush also had to invent the machinery needed to produce the items, which included many innovative manufacturing techniques and methods.

This music is simply the soundtrack to their time and place..." In his review for All About Jazz, Jeff Vrabel stated, "With For All I Care, The Bad Plus opted to keep things as simple as possible within the new set of sonic guidelines." John Fordham of The Guardian commented, "There's less jazz improv, but it's a set that's going to find the Bad Plus a lot of new friends, and recover some old ones." Corey duBrowa of Paste mentioned, "...for all of The Bad Plus’ instrumental prowess and fearless exploration, it's Lewis’ voice that stars here, bending notes and emotion to her will like so many coat hangers left outside in a tornado." Aaron Lafont of OffBeat wrote, "For too long has post-modern jazz been preoccupied with making the strange, stranger. Here’s to the Bad Plus and Wendy Lewis for eroding the borders that separate jazz and rock.

Advanced Lawnmower Simulator of first conceived as a prank in the April 1988 issue of Your Sinclair. The piece claimed the player takes on the role of a Youth Training Scheme junior gardener with a lawnmower, a small toolbox, and a can of petrol, and would be able to upgrade their equipment, including additional tools, more cans of petrol and more powerful "grassware". It also claimed that lawns get larger as the game progresses, have hidden traps such as stones, coat-hangers, and duck-ponds, and later levels would be rose gardens. The supposed developer and publisher Gardensoft were introduced as "a brand new publishing house that looks set to carve quite a niche for itself in the simulations market", and the piece claimed that they were going to release more games in the coming months, including a spring-cleaning game, a washing- up simulator (including a drying-up simulator), and a laundrette simulator in which players supposedly have to clean bags of various colours and materials.

Other deconstructionist tactics Maison Margiela has utilized include using traditional fabric linings as the outer layers of garments, and the label's 1988 debut womenswear collection included what The Independent described as "a leather butcher's apron reworked into a seductive evening gown," and an old tulle dress worked into several tailored jackets. Other work with unconventional materials has included clothes fashioned of plastic carrier bags and wire coat hangers, trouser suits made from 1970s upholstery fabrics, tops made with leather gloves, and jewelry made of colored ice such that clothes are dyed as the jewelry melts. Trompe l'oeil print jersey dresses by Maison Martin Margiela, Spring/Summer 1996 (left) and 2012 H&M; reissue (right) First shown in 1989 and introduced in 1992, one of the company's more recognized pieces is the Tabi boot, an interpretation of the traditional split Japanese tabi sock which separates the large toe. In 1994 Maison Margiela debuted its first period pieces, with a line of "complete reproductions," after building its previous collection entirely from its archives.

Also in 2016, a YFG member replied to a tweet by Sinn Féin councillor Sarah Holland, using the official YFG Twitter account. The reply contained the line 'where's that child I killed?', a reference to the IRA. YFG later apologised for the incident, stating that the tweet had been sent by an individual within the organisation using the YFG account. In 2018, following the election of YFG president Killian Foley-Walsh, The Journal wrote about a tweet sent by Mr Foley-Walsh in 2015 which argued against the use of abortion pills with reference to “coat hangers,“ which he described as an “atrocious” comment. This was followed by a profile piece in Phoenix Magazine describing Mr Foley-Walsh as “The baby-faced Blueshirt.” In April 2019, Young Fine Gael issued a statement criticising An Taisce for a circular which called for school children to reduce their intake of meat, claiming this was in opposition to the Department of Health’s own guidelines. YFG was in turn criticised by Council of State member Dr Cara Augustenborg, and issued a second statement clarifying but doubling down on the previous one.

Eyebrows shaped like coat hangers, fishtails, right angles, and halos? from Mashable
Four company T-shirts on coat hangers fluttered in the breeze. from CNN
He's listened in with an antenna made of coat-hangers and moulding. from Wired
Wade, when women were forced to risk their lives with coat hangers. from The New York Times
Another room featured a rusted spiral staircase with dresses mounted on coat hangers. from Mashable
"I bent some coat hangers into hooks and used a fan," Pala said. from Vice
Following this, Golgotha is formed from hundreds of coat hangers and steel girders. from Vice
Nope. "Two of my coat hangers went down in the fight," Mike said. from Buzzfeed News
Women marched waving coat-hangers, which are sometimes used in do-it-yourself abortions. from Economist
The clinic was clean and elegant; there were no coat hangers or dirty bandages. from Vice
Still others have sent thousands of coat hangers to the senator's office in Maine. from The New York Times
Wade, when some women used wire coat hangers to try to end unwanted pregnancies. from The New York Times
Wade, desperate women used coat hangers, Coke bottles, Clorox, and sticks in attempted abortions from Business Insider
For many people, "self-induced abortion" is synonymous with frightening, often violent imagery involving coat hangers. from Vice
They also repeatedly beat the boys with their fists, coat hangers, a wooden cane and bamboo stalks. from People
Accessories such as coat hangers and phone chargers just make this luxurious movie-watching experience even better. from CNBC
A return to illegal abortion will not look like a return to the era of coat hangers. from The New York Times
We tried coat hangers, we tried our fingers, we tried wedging it, we tried picking it up. from Vice
Originally, Jane used twisted coat hangers for the base of her wreaths, but learned in 19943 to use better materials. from The New York Times
"You don't expect everything you see on the catwalk to ending up on coat hangers in retail stores," said Coe. from Reuters
"Those coat hangers took a year," Mr. Kamel said, pointing to metal Afteroom wall hooks from Menu in the foyer. from The New York Times
Furniture, tapestries, paintings, textiles, coat hangers and even membership cards were produced by craftsmen in northern Italy to Depero's precise specifications. from Economist
Collins' office has received 3,000 coat hangers as well as an onslaught of calls, some of which have been vulgar or abusive. from Mashable
Coat hangers, a cardboard box, a rubber hose and more: Ravenous and reckless, Ms. Goldman gathers these up and chucks them offstage. from The New York Times
Even after I moved, I used it to bundle and carry stacks of broken-down boxes, coat hangers, and anything else unwieldy. from The New York Times
In the past few weeks, Collins' office has been deluged with thousands of coat hangers — a grim reminder of the pre- Roe v. from Vice News
Many of the protesters waved wire coat hangers, as a symbol for the tens of thousands of abortions performed illegally each year in Poland. from Vice
So he snipped some coat hangers, bent them straight, taped them to a piece of wooden moulding, and mounted the strange spear on a tripod. from Wired
It has a ramp to accommodate disabled passengers or parents with strollers, and there are wireless charging stations and coat hangers positioned at convenient spots. from The Verge
They transformed their bedrooms into laboratories, turned coat hangers into scientific equipment, and in the case of Kenner, saved and scrimped for their own patents. from Vice
Related: Reframing "White Jesus" A Sculpture of a Fallen Angel Is Stopping Beijing In Its Tracks Monumental 'Golgotha' Sculpture Casts the Crucifixion in Coat Hangers from Vice
Today, most Americans think about the toilet the same way they think of tissue paper or coat hangers: it's a fundamental, satisfactory part of life. from Vice
"The old struggle with plaster and coat hangers ended when I began to weld steel," she said, referring to her early efforts to make sculpture. from The New York Times
Aides to Ms. Collins estimated that her offices received about 1.63,000 coat hangers by mail to date, a reference to a time before Roe v. from The New York Times
Related: Easter Eggs Are Design Canvases for These Zoetrope Animations Monumental 'Golgotha' Sculpture Casts the Crucifixion in Coat Hangers Yes, Baby Chickens Can Be Heavy Metal from Vice
Several women legislators brought coat hangers into the house to show opposition to HB 28, which would toughen restrictions on abortions in Atlanta on March 23. from Buzzfeed News
Seoul-based company Alex Posture's gadget is a plastic device that sits behind your head with two wires that hang over your ears like coat hangers. from Vice
A woman holds coat hangers as she takes part in a rally in front of the Middle Collegiate Church in the East Village of New York City. from Buzzfeed News
I came to work with a screwdriver, a pair of pliers, extra coat hangers, and I thought I was going to be industrious and solve this thing. from Vice
Zip ties can also be used on wreaths, so that they can be hung on coat hangers and covered with plastic garment bags from the dry cleaner. from The New York Times
They sought out back-alley procedures or took matters in their own hands: inserting knitting needles and coat hangers into their vaginas, drinking chemicals or douching with lye. from CNN
"I used old wire coat hangers to create hooks and loops that I wove fabric around and created valances and curtain panels," she explained to Vogue in 20153. from People
But there were also many women protesting the bill in Birmingham this week, dressed in doctors scrubs and "Handmaid's Tale" costumes, carrying coat hangers and forcing us to remember. from The New York Times
The use of recycled coat hangers and steel girders is, admittedly, unusual for the depiction of Christ's figure, a subject usually crafted in luxurious metals, like marble and gold. from Vice
Should abortions again become illegal, we will become reacquainted with the effects of coat hangers, knitting needles and the drinking of alkaline agents like turpentine and bleach to terminate pregnancy. from The New York Times
Japan's Muji was later fined by Shanghai authorities after it was discovered that the company had imported a batch of coat hangers wrapped in packaging that described Taiwan as a country. from CNN
The surgery room of Dr. Betz, who is in charge of the dogs' health, uses ironing boards for tables, and empty pop bottles taped to coat hangers as IV fluid containers. from Buzzfeed News
We broke the story ... Mama and her boyfriend Geno Doak were acting erratic this week ... selling off everything in her Georgia home, right down to the coat hangers ($10 a pop). from TMZ
Since then, activists have sent over 3,000 coat hangers to Collins's office and a PAC has raised $1 million that will go to Collins's eventual opponent if she votes to confirm Kavanaugh. from Vice
The luxury brand designer will use anything from upholstery fabric to shower curtains or even rubbish from black waste bags for its dresses, and coat hangers and round hat boxes as fascinators. from Reuters
Chinese media reported this week that Japanese retailer Muji was fined 200,000 yuan ($31,000) by Shanghai authorities for importing a batch of coat hangers wrapped in packaging that described Taiwan as a country. from CNN
Under these conditions, it's not surprising that people who need abortions might consider doing it themselves, a method that no longer involves coat hangers or crude objects, but is now done with pills. from Vice
Whereas people once equated abortion outside of a traditional clinic setting with coat hangers and dangerous "back-alley" procedures, now it's more closely associated with buying pills online and taking them at home. from Vice
Men who groped you—particularly the ones who did it on a whim, out of aggressive boredom—would be shamed into the mausoleum, shoved into a corner next to coat hangers and coverture. from New Yorker
This work consists of coat hangers hung with the refugees' garments as well as shoes neatly spread across the gallery floor, reminiscent of installations in the concentration camp–turned–memorial museum at Auschwitz. from Hyperallergic
In over 15 cities, thousands of protesters chanted "keep your hands off the uterus" and "my body, my business," as they waved wire coat-hangers, a tool symbolizing the dark world of underground abortions. from Vice
Making them illegal doesn't stop woman needing, or wanting them, or inflicting them on themselves — there will always be coat hangers, broken bottles, painkillers, stairs to fall down, fists to hit, medicines to swallow. from The New York Times
Jessica and Jacob have a son together, and their living room and kitchen are arranged like a nursery school, with a poster displaying the ABCs, a whiteboard, and wooden coat hangers shaped like trucks. from New Yorker
Radio waves from space objects are, in some ways, the great equalizer: What comes down from the sky belongs to anyone who can find it, and anyone with some coat-hangers and a computer could. from Wired
The rattle of coat-hangers, the distant beep of tills, and there, on a podium shrouded in bootcut jeans and discount jackets with poppers and straps on the shoulders is the big man, Adam Beyer. from Vice
Hung by coarse rope affixed to coat hangers, this "rag tag army of women occupying space," as Hammond describes them, feels more like a public execution site: I imagine a lynching scene of Salem witches. from Hyperallergic
The use of coat hangers is also a particularly chilling reminder of the country's all-too-virulent abortion wars, in which the coat hanger has become a national symbol for dissent against regulating women's bodies. from Hyperallergic
Now they use 3,000-watt xenon lights, and the primitive sights follow-spot operators once jury-rigged out of bent coat hangers have been replaced by Telrad sights, originally designed to help stargazers aim their telescopes. from The New York Times
Contrary to the pre-Roe narrative of people using coat hangers to induce their own abortions, many reproductive health advocates say that self-managing an abortion can be a safe option, at least from a medical perspective. from Vox
From the largest chocolate candy sculpture, to the largest art installation made from coat hangers, Guinness World Records situates their 40,000-plus records over the people suggesting new ones, or from those attempting to beat already established feats. from Vice
Wade, desperate women used coat hangers, Coke bottles, Clorox, and sticks in attempted abortionsReproductive rights groups are suing to keep Georgia's restrictive abortion ban from ever going into effectAmy Klobuchar drew loud cheers when she reminded Washington Gov. from Business Insider
StorytellingCaipira is a cacophony of enormous hanging drawings, sculptural arrangements of found objects, and bronze calligraphic markings made from coat hangers that feel both primal and sophisticated, rudimentary but intelligently organized, apt metaphors for the misunderstood cultural outsider. from Vice
To end unwanted pregnancies themselves, women in states where abortion remained illegal would often resort to ingesting bleach, turpentine, and other toxic substances or pushing wire coat hangers, knitting needles, and similarly long, sharp objects up through their cervixes. from Vice
While towels, bathrobes and coat hangers were the items most frequently pilfered from luxury hotels, guests also tried to steal bulkier or more expensive items, including tablet computers and TV sets, the survey of mostly European and Asian proprietors found. from CNN
Wade established the right to an abortion in America, people who wanted to end their own pregnancies sometimes turned to household implements like pencils, Coke bottles, or the coat hangers that have since become a symbol of the long struggle for abortion rights. from Vox
BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Europe's bid to champion the "sharing economy" is being undermined in the short-term rental sector by capitals imposing petty rules such as dictating the number of coat hangers home-owners must provide, a complaint filed to the European Commission says. from Reuters
She speaks articulately about the abuse that she endured at the hands of her mother (including, but not limited to, being physically chained to her bed for two weeks, being beaten with coat hangers, and being starved for several days as a means of punishment). from Refinery 29
Without accessible, affordable access abortion, women in America will do what women throughout the entire course of history have done—they will take matters into their own hands, whether that's with pessaries of crocodile dung, pennyroyal tea, pills ordered off the internet, or, yes, coat hangers. from Vice
Activists have mailed the office of the Maine Republican senator — whose vote is crucial to confirming Trump nominee Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court — about 3,000 coat hangers, the Associated Press reported Sunday, as grisly callbacks to what some women resorted to in the days of "back-alley abortions" when the procedure was illegal. from Vice News
The X-ray technician and self-appointed nobleman also known as Carl Tanzler exhumed the body of one of his patients in the 1930s in Key West, Florida, and mended her decaying body with his home remedies: silk for skin, coat hangers for bones, a fragile wig for her hair, and heavy doses of formaldehyde and perfume for the smell. from Hyperallergic
Susan CollinsSusan Margaret CollinsCook Political Report moves Susan Collins Senate race to 'toss up' The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Trump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move MORE (Maine) wire coat hangers in the mail in an effort to press her to vote against any Supreme Court nominee who would overturn Roe v. Wade. from The Hill
Susan CollinsSusan Margaret CollinsCook Political Report moves Susan Collins Senate race to 'toss up' The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Trump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move MORE (R-Maine) 85033,000 coat hangers, referencing back-alley abortions, in their efforts to persuade her to vote against the confirmation of Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court. from The Hill
IN HIS workshop on Eel Pie Island near Twickenham, glimmering with light from the Thames outside, Trevor Baylis kept wrenches, pliers, cables, hammers, gear-wheels, lengths of piping, light bulbs, massed coat-hangers, tubs of washers, wing-nuts, screws and nails, books, chisels, old St Julien tobacco tins full of bits and bobs, saws, hacksaws, cross-saws, balls of string, a splendid metal lathe which neighbours would pop in to use, sheets of foil dropped in the war by German bombers, all his dead domestic appliances (for disassembly and cannabilisation), and last but not least his boyhood Meccano sets, their instructions held together with yellowing Sellotape, out of which he would still make little clockwork vehicles that buzzed along the worktops in a determined way. from Economist
Shalson made his first fortune in coat hangers and packaging materials. In 2005 owned 800 pubs, and had a net worth of £60 million.
Oakley, Doug. "CA: Berkeley council sends coat hangers to protest health care bill's abortion restrictions", Oakland Tribune. 10 December 2009.Waldo L. Fielding, M.D., Tony Cenicola, ed.
Struck by the fact that there are never enough pins yet always too many coat-hangers, a bicycle shop owner begins to speculate about the possible parallels between natural and man-made objects.
First Mile offers recycling services for over 20 materials, such as paper, glass, plastics, food, compostable packaging, coffee grounds and coat hangers. First Mile says it collects over 60,000 tons of waste a year and has an average recycle rate of over 60%.
Mach was born in Methil, Fife. His artistic style is based on flowing assemblages of mass-produced objects. Typically these include magazines, vicious teddy bears, newspapers, car tyres, match sticks and coat hangers. Many of his installations are temporary and constructed in public spaces.
The rods may be fashioned from wire coat hangers or wire flags used for locating utilities. Glass or plastic rods have also been accepted. Straight rods are also sometimes used for the same purposes, and were not uncommon in early 19th-century New England.
During his career, Patterson was known as the Glove Doctor: many players, even from opposing teams, would ask Patterson to repair their broken gloves. Patterson would spend his time in the bullpen during games repairing and relacing gloves, sometimes incorporating coat hangers, tongue depressors, and extra leather.
It also had its symbolic dimension - crowds visually changed into a sea of umbrellas which embodied the purpose of the Black Protest - protecting women from proposed legislation that would restrict their reproductive rights. Coat hangers were brought to the demonstrations as a symbol of the simplest and most primitive “instrument” that could be used for conducting abortion. Earlier in 2016 (in April), coat hangers were also sent by citizens to the contemporary Prime MInister of Poland, Beata Szydło, as a protest against her support for the abortion ban. However, though social media has empowered Polish women, for some it has led to being ostracized by family members or colleagues, and has even cost them their careers.
Symbols of the protest included umbrellas and coat hangers. Specific weather conditions on 3 October 2016 contributed to establishing a symbol of the latest women's protests in Poland. It was raining during that day but still, thousands of people attended events, bringing their umbrellas to demonstrations to protect themselves from the rain.
Rubelia could be thought of as the first major recycling project in the United States. Rubel Castle was constructed partly out of concrete but also out of scrap steel, rocks, bedsprings, coat hangers, bottles, and other re-purposed materials that Rubel salvaged from the neighborhood as ranched and barns were giving way to tract houses.
Nevertheless that had nothing to do with my position. ..." Zaffirini said, "Like it or not abortion is the law of the land, and because it is we must insure that women have access to safe and legal abortions. If they do not, then they will resort to coat hangers and self-aborting and illegal abortions, and that is wrong.
Some pimp businesses have an internal structure – built around violence – for dealing with rule breakers. For example, some pimps have been known to employ a "pimp stick", which is two coat hangers wrapped together, in order to subdue unruly prostitutes. A variation is a "pimp cane", used for similar purposes. Although prostitutes can move between pimps, this movement sometimes leads to violence.
In the north aisle is a window by Charles Eamer Kempe dating from 1881. The three windows in clear glass in the north aisle replaced Victorian stained-glass windows which were of poor quality. These windows are unique as they were re-glazed with the proceeds from the sale of covered coat hangers made and sold by Mrs Dorothy Arbury in the 1960s; this act is commemorated by the miniature coat hangers round a cross in the 'Coathanger Window' in the north aisle beside the vestry and dedicated to the memory of Mrs Arbury. The original 1960s window with its design scratched onto the glass was destroyed by vandals in the late 1990s and was replaced with a new window with the image acid-etched into the glass and designed by the then Churchwarden Glenn Christodoulou.
On December 14, 1976, Brooks went to a used car lot and asked to test drive a car. The mechanic, David Gregory, accompanied him on the drive. After Brooks picked up his accomplice Woody Loudres, they put the mechanic in the trunk of the car and Brooks and Loudres drove to a motel. There the mechanic was bound to a chair with coat hangers, gagged with tape and then shot in the head.
Coathangers can be used to make dowsing rods. After sanding, wire hangers also find uses as conducting wire for uses as varied as hot-wiring cars to gamesNeuroscience for Kids University of Washington to testing hand steadiness. They are commonly used to gain forcible entry into older automobiles whose locks and entry systems are not protected from such methods. There is a long history of using wire coat hangers as replacement car radio antennas.
This citation is discussing Christabelle Sethna, and Steve Hewitt. “Just watch us: RCMP surveillance of the women's liberation movement in cold war Canada.” Montreal: McGill-Queen’s University Press, 2018 The Abortion Caravan arrived in Ottawa on Mother's Day weekend 1970. A convoy of Canadian women, over five hundred strong in support, arrived - coat hangers and a black coffin in tow - to demand the legalization of unrestricted access to abortion services for all Canadian women.
Before the band sang at The Dome, Bushido wanted to keep the band as a secret, however singer Senna Guemmour from group Monrose, who knew about the secret, told it to a magazine. Elvira Michieva and Guemmour met in person backstage in Bravo Supershow and after a short debate, they got into a brawl with each other. Coat hangers and rails were used as weapons and Michieva was left with Guemmour's fingerprints on her neck.
Yes premiered most of Time and a Word during their two solo concerts at the Queen Elizabeth Hall in London, on 21 and 22 March 1970. For the second half, they played songs from the album with a twenty-piece orchestra led by Tony Cox. Anderson later considered the shows a failure, due to a lack of rehearsal time and a poor sound system. To record the orchestra, microphones were left dangling above the players using coat hangers.
Sea was also an interactive narrative composed of shots of the sea taken on Women on Waves' first exhibition to Ireland. Its audio component was a poetic work of voices of women asking Women on Waves for help. I Had An Abortion was hanging wire coat hangers with vests hung on them, each vest had “I Had An Abortion” written on it in all European languages. The final installation, Every 6 Minutes, had a very simple message.
At the age of nine, Wilson undertook his first expeditions at the Rock Creek Park in Washington, DC. He began to collect insects and he gained a passion for butterflies. He would capture them using nets made with brooms, coat hangers, and cheesecloth bags. Going on these expeditions led to Wilson's fascination with ants. He describes in his autobiography how one day he pulled the bark of a rotting tree away and discovered citronella ants underneath.
Accessed May 30, 2018. The museum has a large collection of suitcases,"Leather Travel Case With Canvas Cover And Engraved Silver Toiletries, Scherk, Germany, 1937". December 12, 2014. Accessed May 30, 2018. including early examples of Louis Vuitton travelling cases, as well as steamer trunks, portable wardrobes (complete with drawers and coat hangers), and vanity cases. There are also examples of bags intended for shorter trips, notably picnic baskets, including one example from England that comes complete with tea set and stove.
Beyond its success as a song, "Slowly" was hugely influential in the history of country music, in that it was among the first (and certainly the most successful to date) songs to feature a pedal steel guitar. The song's iconic intro, played by Bud Isaacs, was said to have sent legions of lap steel guitar players scurrying to their closets for wire coat hangers, with which they attempted to modify their existing instruments to get the pitch shifting effect achieved by Isaacs.
The original harmonica racks were made from wire or coat hangers. Models of harmonica racks vary widely by quality and ease of use, and experimenting with more than one model of harmonica rack is often needed to find one that feels suitable for each individual player. This device is used by folk musicians, one-man bands, and singer-songwriters such as Bob Dylan, Tom Harmon, Neil Young, Eddie Vedder, Billy Joel, Bruce Springsteen, and blues singers Jimmy Reed and John Hammond Jr.
These items included various restraining devices including lengths of nylon cord, an assortment of knives, a tire iron, and household implements such as pliers and coat hangers. Furthermore, the interior of Bonin's van and sections of his home were extensively bloodstained, and the inner handles from the passenger- side and rear doors of his vehicle had been removed in an obvious effort to prevent victims from escaping the vehicle. Inside the glove box, investigators also discovered a scrapbook of newspaper clippings related to the murders..
Dawkins was the third of five siblings born in 1957 in Saginaw, Michigan to parents Willie and Ollie Dawkins. Growing up on Saginaw’s east side, he attended Heavenrich Elementary along with older siblings Willie and Patricia, and younger brother Robert. Paul developed a love for basketball early on at the age of 9, but his only opportunities to play were at the school’s gym. So he fashioned a rim out of coat hangers, attached a net and hung it inside of the family’s garage.
Extremely versatile in its feeding, it will take food from the ground or in trees. They feed on a wide range of items and will attempt to feed on anything appearing edible, alive or dead, plant or animal. It is also one of the most persistent species and is quite bold, especially in urban areas. In Japan, crows are considered to be a pest, as they rip open garbage bags and take wire coat hangers for their nests. In Sri Lanka, Karunarathna & Amarasinghe (2008)Karunarathna, Amarasinghe (2008).
In early 1938 Mark began preparing to leave Austria by delegating his administrative duties to colleagues. At the same time he clandestinely started to buy platinum wire, worth roughly $50,000, which he bent into coat hangers while his wife knitted covers so that the hangers could be taken out of the country. When Hitler's troops invaded Austria and declared the Anschluss (the political union of Germany and Austria), Mark was arrested and thrown into a Gestapo prison. He was released with a warning not to contact anyone Jewish.
The Japan Sports Fukiya Association JSFA has privatized the sport, and all materials must be purchased from them. International Fukiya Association IFA chairman H.Higuchi promotes worldwise blowgun rule cooperating with other countries. In other nations, the modified piano wire is used to make the cal and cal darts, with certain manufacturers making specialty darts for odd sized or larger caliber barrels ( cal, cal, cal, and cal). Use of home-made darts in the larger sizes, or for hunting is common, utilizing bamboo skewers ( diameter), wire coat hangers, and even nails, or knitting needles.
Women on Web also had an ad campaign advertising their services through Diesel, one of the most famous saying "Say Goodbye to Coat Hangers," a common tool used for at-home illegal abortions. These ads had a very important secret component of a barcode hidden in plain site of the photography. If scanned, the barcodes on the T-shirts of the models give information on the abortion pill right to the viewers cellphone. This was an innovative way to advertise such an important message without stirring the pot of what is appropriate in public media.
Participants of the Abortion Caravan declared "war on the Government of Canada", with hundreds of women from across Canada rallying for two days on Parliament Hill. At 24 Sussex Drive, the official residence of the Prime Minister, Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau was burned in effigy. A black coffin adorned with coat hangers, representing women who had died from self- induced or back-alley abortions, was left at the Prime Minister's front door. On May 11, 1970, about 80 women donning black headscarves arrived at the House of Commons.
The song was inspired by Mitchell's room in the Chelsea neighborhood of New York City. The inspiration for the first verse comes partly from the distinct décor of her apartment. While in Philadelphia, Mitchell and friends had made a mobile from shards of colored glass they had found in the street and wire coat hangers, which filtered the light coming into her room through the window and created the "rainbow on the wall."Hilburn, Robert: Los Angeles Times. "Joni Mitchell looks at both sides now: her hits -- and misses" , NewStandard. 12/7/96.
Its lyrics tell a story about a fictional female character who dies in the aftermath of having an abortion. According to Staples: ::Back then, abortions were illegal. Completely illegal...at the high school we went to, there were supposedly true stories about girls and people who had used coat hangers to perform abortions. And so I had heard that story, and I just extrapolated from that...I knew a girl that got pregnant in high school and had an abortion. She didn’t die from it, but it was illegal.
The Celestial bedrooms, with a connecting, shared, sitting room, were created between 1924 and 1926. The bell towers were raised to improve the proportions of the building, and the suites constructed in the spaces created below. The relatively cramped spaces allowed no room for storage, and en-suite bathrooms were "awkwardly squeezed" into lower landings. Ludwig Bemelmans, a guest in the 1930s, recalled; "there was no place to hang your clothes, so I hung mine on wire coat hangers that a former tenant had left hanging on the arms of two six-armed gold candelabra, the rest I put on the floor".
Before long, everyone is so hooked on "holistic medicine" that Miss Information can get away with selling coat hangers as "dream catchers" for very high prices. Meanwhile, Mr. Garrison is fired for his incompetence as a third grade teacher and for charges of soliciting sex from a minor. He decides to fulfill his dream of publishing a book and begins to write a romance novel, in which he manages to use the word "penis" 6,083 times. Stan goes to ask Dr. Doctor for help, and the doctor says that Kyle will die unless he gets a kidney transplant from the only other person in town with a compatible blood type: Cartman.
Principal Skinner tells Marge and Homer that Bart must take a radical, untested new behavioral medicine called Focusyn or he will have to expel him. After several failed attempts by Homer, Marge convinces Bart to take the medication and his behavior immediately improves, paying attention in school, being respectful to his parents, and tutoring a Navajo boy in his spare time. One night, however, Marge and Homer come home from a date to find Bart in his room wrapped in aluminum foil and coat hangers on the ceiling. Suffering from drug psychosis and paranoia, he claims Major League Baseball is spying on the town using a satellite.
Emin has created a number of installation art pieces including Poor Thing (Sarah and Tracey) (2001) which was made up of two hanging frames, hospital gowns, a water bottle and wire. A similar installation called Feeling Pregnant III (2005) made up of fabric hung off wooden and metal coat hangers and stands was a later creation for Emin. Both these installations touch further on Emin's relationship with pregnancy and abortion and can be related to Louise Bourgeois' sculptures such as Untitled (1996), a mobile of hanging clothes, and Untitled (2007), a series of standing bronze sculptures. The Perfect Place to Grow (2001) was a video installation with a set consisting of a wooden birdhouse, a DVD (shot on Super 8), monitor, trestle, plants, wooden ladder.
The company also developed and manufactured many other products over the years -- ranging from rifles and sport firearms to kitchen gadgets and seafood tools. Based on U.S. Patent Office records, H.M. Quackenbush and his company were responsible for inventing, or significantly contributing to the development of, numerous early 20th century inventions, including: bicycles; a foot-powered wood lathe; the scroll saw; darts; stair rails; the extension ladder; a bathroom shelf; the nut cracker and picks; the .22 caliber rimfire rifle (3 models, including a bicycle rifle); various air rifles and pistols; ammunition for airguns, including lead air rifle shot (commonly known as "BBs"), felted slugs; the Kaleidoscope; and garment hangers ("coat hangers"). In addition to the items he invented and manufactured, Quackenbush also had to invent the machinery needed to produce the items, which included many innovative manufacturing techniques and methods.
This music is simply the soundtrack to their time and place..." In his review for All About Jazz, Jeff Vrabel stated, "With For All I Care, The Bad Plus opted to keep things as simple as possible within the new set of sonic guidelines." John Fordham of The Guardian commented, "There's less jazz improv, but it's a set that's going to find the Bad Plus a lot of new friends, and recover some old ones." Corey duBrowa of Paste mentioned, "...for all of The Bad Plus’ instrumental prowess and fearless exploration, it's Lewis’ voice that stars here, bending notes and emotion to her will like so many coat hangers left outside in a tornado." Aaron Lafont of OffBeat wrote, "For too long has post-modern jazz been preoccupied with making the strange, stranger. Here’s to the Bad Plus and Wendy Lewis for eroding the borders that separate jazz and rock.
Advanced Lawnmower Simulator of first conceived as a prank in the April 1988 issue of Your Sinclair. The piece claimed the player takes on the role of a Youth Training Scheme junior gardener with a lawnmower, a small toolbox, and a can of petrol, and would be able to upgrade their equipment, including additional tools, more cans of petrol and more powerful "grassware". It also claimed that lawns get larger as the game progresses, have hidden traps such as stones, coat-hangers, and duck-ponds, and later levels would be rose gardens. The supposed developer and publisher Gardensoft were introduced as "a brand new publishing house that looks set to carve quite a niche for itself in the simulations market", and the piece claimed that they were going to release more games in the coming months, including a spring-cleaning game, a washing- up simulator (including a drying-up simulator), and a laundrette simulator in which players supposedly have to clean bags of various colours and materials.
Other deconstructionist tactics Maison Margiela has utilized include using traditional fabric linings as the outer layers of garments, and the label's 1988 debut womenswear collection included what The Independent described as "a leather butcher's apron reworked into a seductive evening gown," and an old tulle dress worked into several tailored jackets. Other work with unconventional materials has included clothes fashioned of plastic carrier bags and wire coat hangers, trouser suits made from 1970s upholstery fabrics, tops made with leather gloves, and jewelry made of colored ice such that clothes are dyed as the jewelry melts. Trompe l'oeil print jersey dresses by Maison Martin Margiela, Spring/Summer 1996 (left) and 2012 H&M; reissue (right) First shown in 1989 and introduced in 1992, one of the company's more recognized pieces is the Tabi boot, an interpretation of the traditional split Japanese tabi sock which separates the large toe. In 1994 Maison Margiela debuted its first period pieces, with a line of "complete reproductions," after building its previous collection entirely from its archives.
Also in 2016, a YFG member replied to a tweet by Sinn Féin councillor Sarah Holland, using the official YFG Twitter account. The reply contained the line 'where's that child I killed?', a reference to the IRA. YFG later apologised for the incident, stating that the tweet had been sent by an individual within the organisation using the YFG account. In 2018, following the election of YFG president Killian Foley-Walsh, The Journal wrote about a tweet sent by Mr Foley-Walsh in 2015 which argued against the use of abortion pills with reference to “coat hangers,“ which he described as an “atrocious” comment. This was followed by a profile piece in Phoenix Magazine describing Mr Foley-Walsh as “The baby-faced Blueshirt.” In April 2019, Young Fine Gael issued a statement criticising An Taisce for a circular which called for school children to reduce their intake of meat, claiming this was in opposition to the Department of Health’s own guidelines. YFG was in turn criticised by Council of State member Dr Cara Augustenborg, and issued a second statement clarifying but doubling down on the previous one.