Cash Askew, 236, Oakland Ms. Askew was a musician who performed with the band Them Are Us Too.
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Askew came from "a very musical family, very artistic family, very queer family," her mother, Leisa Baird Askew, told the Washington Post.
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Here's what we know so far about the victims: Cash Askew Askew, a 22-year-old musician who lived in Oakland, played in the band Them Are Us Too.
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The hats on all of her characters sit slightly askew.
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It's generally pretty accurate, but things are still slightly askew.
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Things have gone a little askew in Eli Roth's career.
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"I kind of like them a little askew," she said.
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Reubin Askew demanded investigations of Sheriff McCall in Lake County.
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Not catastrophically wrong, mind you, just disappointingly adrift and askew.
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The darkness, the water and the rain turned everything askew.
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He handed back the phone with his hair still askew.
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His mask is askew, giving him a wry, rakish air.
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THE YOUNG Israeli diplomat was visibly flustered, tie askew, forehead glistening.
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"They really tried to develop a well-rounded individual," Askew said.
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She was a little askew but appeared to be functioning well.
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At just 20 years old, Simone Askew has already made history.
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So, right now, she's making pretty, though nicely askew, pop music.
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A fading sign, written in Arabic, hangs askew outside the door.
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"Lower beak growing askew and splitting down the middle," he concluded.
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Headstones are cracked, askew, even shattered, by nature or by vandals.
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Balance out an elegant hairstyle like a curled bob with askew bangs.
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"There's been such a high volume of misinformation," Askew said on Monday.
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The wind was so fierce, it blew Jordan Spieth's Masters crown askew.
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A global or Latin American recession could knock his economic plans askew.
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Mr. O'Brien's brand of silliness has always been delightfully, often gruesomely askew.
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UNITY LANE, 9506-Betty Jean Askew to Andrew and Hilda Straley, $300,000.
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"Lights All Askew in the Heavens," read a headline in this newspaper.
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It can suggest melancholy, abandonment, or resignation; certainly something is (literally) askew.
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The ocean can be nothing more than a slightly askew blue band.
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Then, she looks down and sees he left her formerly straight fork askew.
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Hours later, Constand said, she awoke in his house with her clothing askew.
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Askew joined the label Dais Records with her bandmate, Kennedy Ashlyn, in 228.
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"This is really the starting point for all of us," Askew told CNN.
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By contrast, the Italian's slightly askew tie is visually balanced and charmingly unselfconscious.
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The photos are often blurry, over- or underexposed, askew, interrupted by other overlaid objects.
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Our first retrograde of 2019 arrives on Tuesday, throwing our communication and technology askew.
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Askew was part of a Bay Area-based band called Them Are Us Too.
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Now 20-year-old Cadet Askew is doing exactly what she said she would.
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The firm also recently hired Whitaker Askew as a lobbyist, starting on June 5.
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Askew serves as the vice president of government relations at the American Gaming Association.
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The camera goes suddenly askew and the sound is washed out with celebratory shouts.
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Askew also happens to be the first female African-American to hold that position.
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Reubin Askew appointed Ms. Reno interim state attorney, choosing her from about 50 candidates.
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"Squid, they tend to be about 40 to 50 percent efficient," said Dr. Askew.
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His tie was askew and he wore a coal miner's pin in his lapel.
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"You're selected for this role, that's not the end of it," Cadet Askew said.
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There was blood visible on his mouth, and his glasses and shirt were askew.
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The laminated guide to the neighbourhood, the English slightly askew and peppered with exclamation marks.
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We get attention we don't want because the thinking around single women is still askew.
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The map is subtle and fragile, as if any movement would knock the beads askew.
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He frowned as he surveyed the car in his malodorous garage, its contents tossed askew.
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Askew in supersonic air flow, the aerodynamic stress was too much and shattered the orbiter.
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Spy as an influence on her own monochromatic work, it's the ornithologically askew False Knees.
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You had to invent a way to make the saddle, and it is completely askew.
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Askew is among 32 U.S. students selected for the prestigious scholarship out of 866 candidates.
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The DJ's hype man, Charles Askew, tells me he has known Muslet his entire life.
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But the comparison feels askew, aside from the fact that they're both American soccer players.
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Kersh, played with delectable weirdness by Joan Gregson, starts off as a woman slightly askew.
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An earlier version of this article referred incorrectly to Cash Askew, one of the victims.
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Cadet Askew is considering military intelligence as a career after she graduates in the spring.
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"Tooth decay is the most common disease in childhood," Deputy Health Commissioner George Askew said.
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Being slightly askew, the bottle stopper animates the object and makes it look more real.
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"Candace, you know I know you," he said, though he turned his head slightly askew again.
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On Thursday, June 27, Ernest Askew, a 54-year-old cyclist, was killed in Brownsville, Brooklyn.
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Realizing that something was askew, the workers monitored the tunnel while regulating traffic on the surface.
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A second white linear configuration extends across the entire surface with lines that are all askew.
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Basically, all of your inner-ear / equilibrium sensors start sending warning signals because everything seems askew.
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You lie on the ground, iPad askew, calling for help until someone comes to your aid.
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Dais Records confirmed Cash Askew of the band Them Are Us Too was among the deceased.
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She is our Vermeer, patiently observing and chronicling daily life but from angles odd and askew.
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Fixtures are rusting; cabinets are empty; glass displays are askew; storage closets are open and distended.
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Hala Ayala, Sheila Bynum-Coleman, Nancy Guy, Karen Mallard, Alex Askew, Shelly Simonds and Phillip Hernandez.
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It remains faithful right down to the askew picture frame above the couch and sparse decorations.
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A second photo shows Trump, his hair askew, stepping into his limousine outside the glass entryway.
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The wall appliqué is askew and falling down, with double-sided tape coming down with it.
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In some places, guardrails are tilted off their moorings like a pair of glasses knocked askew.
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Her songs capture the thrill of slightly askew pop gems, then amplify them into something undeniable.
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"The room through eyes that see askew" (2016) depicts a dilapidated kitchen adorned with suburban ephemera.
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Turns out, those mascara tears aren't actually a result of her non-waterproof, volumizing formula running askew.
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When Gaga noticed that fellow nominee Rami Malek's bowtie was askew, she stepped in to fix it.
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"Every time I've ever seen her on television, something's askew, off or incorrect," said host Mika Brzezinski.
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What did exist, though, were two bored teenagers and best friends called Jacqui Blake and Carrie Askew.
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In the left panel of "Gleefully Askew," two men are holding a painting at a sharp diagonal.
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With the game cartridge askew, the characters' bodies gruesomely contort like bodies in a Heironymous Bosch painting.
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His eyes pointed in two slightly askew arcs, and he smiled to welcome Prospero into his home.
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He might arrange them like the slats of a slightly askew venetian blind, or vertically, or diagonally.
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Officials say they reviewed hospital surveillance video to identify Montae and the other man, Kyle Askew-Collins.
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Previously, Askew served as the director of congressional affairs for more than 13 years at the AMA.
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A nearby couple had gotten up to avail themselves of the breakfast buffet, leaving their table askew.
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Between the polar darkness and the hair of the dog, I find my perception of life askew.
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The bands who appeared, like the Bush Tetras and ESG, advanced new trends in askew punk-funk.
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Worn over the ears, or raffishly askew, the Francophile favorite keeps your noggin snug without sacrificing sophistication.
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Cash Askew, RIP The fire at Ghost Ship happened right as I was beginning to write this.
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In front of a computer or viewing contemporary art, we've grown quite used to images being askew.
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Aviation history is littered with fatal crashes in which birds gunked up engines or knocked ailerons askew.
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A maraschino cherry rests on top, alien red, stem askew, as if seconds from being sucked under.
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Which is to say that the morality in "A Touch of Sin," as in "Parasite," is askew.
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The pictures on the wall are all askew, adding to the already surreal atmosphere of the place.
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He's lying on his back, with his limbs askew and his oversize belly sneaking out of his shirt.
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Here, a half-lit Saturn sits askew as tiny Dione (698 miles across) looks on from lower left.
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More blocks run lengthwise down the the snow-covered bridge, askew where a white car plowed into them.
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You'll notice the resolution numbers are slightly askew because of LG's choice to embrace the 24:23 format.
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According to the Post, Askew grew up sitting in the bar, sipping cranberry juice and observing the clientele.
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Once you have yours, Zurbuchen says, "Make sure [they're] truly on top of the eyes," and not askew.
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Vector looks like a tiny black bulldozer with an itty-bitty lift, and brightly colored, slightly askew eyes.
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Mickalene Thomas' portraits of female friends and family muses askew on couches compliment Weems' kitchen table-focused photographs.
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The funding-to-shit scale is most askew, though, at the intersection of 'teen film' and 'stoner comedy.
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Doors and ceilings were ripped from walls, but picture frames, of all things, were left hanging, slightly askew.
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Adjacent to where I checked in, a sitting room offered comfortable couches, though the pillows were slightly askew.
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Mr. Johnson, shirt askew, hair a mess, shambled like a drugged bear to the podium and gripped it.
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He sat for Alex Katz in a kind of attentive slouch, head cocked just slightly and shoulders askew.
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Billboard reports that Askew was attending an electronic dance party at the labyrinthine warehouse when the fire broke out.
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Askew also performed in solo musical projects Heavenly and Prist, and was an active DJ in the Bay Area.
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Askew is only the fifth woman to lead the Corps of Cadets, according to West Point spokeswoman Theresa Brinkerhoff.
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There are times when Mr. Clemens's cooking runs slightly askew, when the copious cross-cultural influences muddy the experience.
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Mr. McNab, his clothing askew, then agrees to show them his ID and takes it out of his wallet.
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On the road, power lines had fallen, their poles askew because the dirt that had held them was gone.
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Suddenly, body parts start raining down from 20 stories above: brains and lungs, spines and tongues askew against jawbones.
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"The panic was escalated because of the behavior of staff who were screaming and looked tearful," passenger Clare Askew said.
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Though the landing seemed complete, the plane looked slightly askew on the runway and continued forward before taking off again.
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No surprises: the bed lay alone on the floor, slightly askew, the mattress's corner hanging over the box spring's edge.
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Before joining the AMA, Askew served as a legislative aide for the American Academy of Pediatrics Department of Federal Affairs.
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Recommended by Todd Askew who was recently named the senior vice president of advocacy at the American Medical Association (AMA).
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For Ulises, it was the final tilt of all things gone askew, the mother kneeling before the child, seeking redemption.
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Jackson's biography on his Twitter page looks askew because there is a space missing between a word and a comma.
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You will know something's askew even before you get to the end of the first of those quasi-pornographic playlets.
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Most of it was minor: scratched floors, peeling laminate on the cabinets, a chipped sink and doors that hung askew.
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Even the twig-and-string angel decoration on the front door — "Home is where you rest your wings" — was askew.
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One stoneware vase is shaped like an askew tree stump, with a pair of women's heads growing from its top.
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"Throughout my cadet career I've just really focused on being poured into, seeking advice, seeking development, leadership mentors wherever I could," Askew tells the AP. As a liaison between West Point's student body and the military administration, Askew recognizes that the hard work to fulfill the demands of her new role is just beginning.
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From him, Hrabal must have learned how to snare the reader with charm and plain language and logic slightly, sweetly askew.
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"Pam Bondi is a very meticulous lawyer and would be looking very carefully at anything that looked askew," Carson told Tapper.
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The toppings were only slightly askew, and I still regard it as one of the most worthwhile feats of my life.
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"She is our Vermeer, patiently observing and chronicling daily life but from angles odd and askew," our critic Parul Sehgal writes.
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Simone Askew, a Rhodes Scholar who graduated in May, led 4,400 cadets as first captain, West Point announced in November 2017.
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The progeny of Vincent James McMahon and his first wife, Vicky Askew, Vincent Kennedy McMahon, Jr., was born August 221, 1945.
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But my predictable cycle had gone askew, and one morning I felt as if some activity had commenced behind my ribs.
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I just want to understand what happened to Trump's tie and why it was askew for the beginning of the speech.
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And the terminator, which separates night from day on Saturn, is also askew, owing to the planet's approach to northern summer solstice.
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Simone Askew is the first black woman to be appointed as First Captain of the Corps of Cadets, the Washington Post reports.
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And there's the fashion designer Calvin Klein, hair tousled, necktie askew and tucked into his shirt, also at an exhibition, in 1993.
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Two sections of sidewalk have been slowing drifting askew for several decades, creating a striking visual portrayal of something geologists call creep.
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"It's just wrong," said Steven Askew, a baker in Crickhowell, as he took a break from work, his arms covered in flour.
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Cash Askew, 22, was a member of Them Are Us Too, a synth-based shoegaze-pop duo based out of Oakland, California.
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As is so often the case when performers turn to fashion, the public cast their glance askew at the change of heart.
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"Slant" isn't a slur when used in conventional fashion to refer to objects that are diagonally askew from the vertical or horizontal.
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" Askew was eager to acknowledge the class's other leaders -- 34 in total -- and was quick to hail those fellow cadets as "amazing.
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"The panic was escalated because of the behavior of staff who were screaming, looked tearful and shocked," passenger Clare Askew told reporters.
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Here's the late Cash Askew performing with Kennedy Ashlyn Wenning as Them Are Us Too at Saint Vitus Bar in November 2015.
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The crown was slightly askew on his head, and he struggled to tie the robe correctly before giving up with a shrug.
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Cadet Simone Askew, 20, is the first African-American woman to hold the highest student position at the United States Military Academy.
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" He took one hard dribble and lost control of the ball, which ricocheted off a reporter's forehead, leaving his sunglasses askew. "Whoa!
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We probably should demand more from our coaches so that they show a little more chill when something goes awry, afoul or askew.
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Their dhotis were askew, their kurtas ripped to shreds, and a mob 40 strong was beating them with slippers, stones, and bare fists.
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Tending to working on a small scale, she made paintings that remained true to the miniaturized perfection of her artificial, slightly askew world.
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Within seconds of her performance, the hair (a wig) was ripped from her head, revealing the singer's own loose curls, slightly askew, underneath.
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The Irish wolfhound already has the perfectly blond and askew fur for the part, made even better by a wig of wild hair.
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The deceased include David Cline, 24; Nick Gomez-Hall, 25; Sara Hoda, 30; Travis Hough, 35; Donna Kellogg, 32; and Cash Askew, 22.
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The next morning, the authorities said, she was found unconscious in the lobby with her clothes askew and bleach poured over her body.
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"I saw a girl...who was crying, with ripped stockings, her skirt askew — she was just wrecked," the 31-year-old reportedly said.
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Senior linebacker Al-Rasheed Benton (263 tackles in 216) leads the defense along with defensive backs Dravon Askew-Henry and senior Kyzir White.
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Cars came to rest at improbable angles and a once-beautiful golden-roofed mosque with a minaret askew lay teetering in the chaos.
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Then there is brisket's singular anatomy: two different muscles, one stacked atop the other, slightly askew and connected by a seam of fat.
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I will never forget watching my mother try to adjust an ever so slightly askew picture frame—at the Cleveland Museum of Art.
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While posing for a group photo, the Duke stood behind his wife and noticed that the hair of her ponytail was somewhat askew.
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"Titanic Rising" by Weyes Blood The portrait of Los Angeles painted by Natalie Mering, who records as Weyes Blood, seemed a little askew.
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If instead of cylinders these were someone's skeletal parts that were askew, tightened muscles would have to keep the patient from falling over.
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"I'm not just hanging around," Gomez, his bag packed and his tie askew, said as he stood in the empty Hershey locker room afterward.
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As the sun rose on Friday morning on Hudson Beach, just north of Tampa, cars sat askew in the middle of flooded out roads.
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The world is askew: the Beatles are still going strong, and a novel called "Catch-18" (the manuscript title of "Catch-22") is mentioned.
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That's why the couple's pose appears slightly awkward: the so-called groom's legs are askew ,as if he's uncomfortable hugging his bride from behind.
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Even toeing the line between awake and asleep, he looks like a star, the hair askew, diamond-fronted teeth flashing every time he smiles.
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Last New Year's Eve, another "Tosca," by David McVicar, went on the boards—this one traditional in style, though the sets were noirishly askew.
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But she's less interested in her genre devices than in the emotional reality of living in a world where things are just slightly askew.
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Together with the drawings' elegantly askew composition, this sets up a tantalizing sense of specific messages or meanings hovering permanently just out of reach.
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"It hurts the heart, it hurts your feelings," said Ms. Askew-Kimbrough, who like her husband works at the federal prison in Talladega, Ala.
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A world map hangs askew on a closet door near a bumper sticker that reads "CHOICE," with indecipherable marks indicating an unreadable slogan below.
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If you're doing a "Lean," above this entry at 25A, you're on the BIAS, but if you're the "most askew" then you're the WRIEST.
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"Lights All Askew in the Heavens" declared The Times's headline, which further described scientists as "agog" that somehow "Einstein Theory Triumphs" in the darkness.
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The Wolfpack forced Georgia Tech to go three-and-out, but Thayer Thomas fumbled the punt and Jaytlin Askew recovered for the Yellow Jackets.
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Second, the uniquely askew relationships at the center of the story mean that its most riveting scenes are well and truly riveting; unforgettable, even.
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"This is bee paradise," she said, sitting on the porch of the cafeteria building where a Patriot Coal banner hung askew on one wall.
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I would love to remove the pinging notifications from my days, for my mind to wander without being thrown askew by each incoming tweet.
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It was a parody, perfect for James's persona, which gets its grist from his being ever-so-slightly (or very) askew to the world.
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Crop insurance calculations are also askew as prices that set premiums and determine payouts, set by futures prices, are far different than actual cash prices.
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"Miss Stephens was terribly, terribly injured, but it was very apparent to us that she had been dead for quite some time," Askew said. 8.
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It showed in the large baby photograph she kept in the kitchen: bold dark eyes, a fierce little chin, her amulet askew on her neck.
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An upside-down, naked black woman, with her back facing the viewer and her legs askew, is sliding head first into the wide-open mouth.
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"Cash Askew was an absolutely loved and treasured member of the Dais Records family," the label and band's management team said in a press release.
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The wall behind Jenner looks askew, prompting eagle-eyed critics to call her out on warping the photo so that her waist would appear smaller.
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The victim — a black man, perhaps in his 30s — lies uncovered on the sidewalk of the bus station's bay, his backpack askew on the pavement.
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Nicholson and another man, identified by USA Today as Kyle Askew-Collins, had brought Crabbe to a nearby hospital in an unresponsive state on Thursday.
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Graham Askew, a biomechanics professor at the University of Leeds, set out with a graduate student, Thomas Neil, to understand better how this shellfish moves.
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Dr. Askew and colleagues have since turned their focus — and their high-speed camera — to cuttlefish, to learn more about how these jet swimmers move.
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The biggest challenge when interviewing him is finishing a question, and nearly every unfinished question is challenged: The premise is wrong, the facts are askew.
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Hadid sported a kimono-inspired lilac gown, complete with gemstone-encrusted white, jade and orange embroidery and a colossal bow resting askew on her shoulders.
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But Ms. Mui, her hair askew and in dark sunglasses, spoke lovingly of him to anyone who asked, taking on the role of surrogate daughter.
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Photos show the building in a state of chaos and disarray, its studs stripped of drywall and its soggy contents piled up and tossed askew.
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It seemed to be the best way to show what I was thinking, just overlapping thoughts that make no sense—things are slightly askew and jarring.
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Though Ashlyn has yet to issue a formal statement about her cofounder's death, the Them Are Us Too Facebook page features a simple tribute to Askew.
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That idea had been thrown out in the writers room, "almost as a joke, like — and then she looks down, and her fork's askew," Bloomberg said.
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Head to Google today and you'll see a sketch of Eisenstein — his hair askew, surrounded by moving film strips and armed with a pair of scissors.
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But the victory of President Donald Trump in 2016 and his decision to pull America out of the deal last year knocked the pragmatist tandem askew.
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One of the enormous solar storage devices was askew, canted at an impossible angle that threatened the arrays of black tempered glass beneath its long shadow.
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In photos, you see the "Russian playboy" violently grabbing Lohan, who is a tangle of reddish hair and pale flesh as her dress gets ripped askew.
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If the plane was nosing over, should they not have suspected something was askew with the stabilizers or stabilizer trim, and disconnected power to those controls?
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Sitting there, he epitomized the Nationals' postgame demeanor: face blank and baseball cap barely on his head and askew, silently staring at a blank television screen.
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Throughout, he maintained a nearly religious belief that his Modernist sensibility could be braided together with the city's Gothic past and its charming, slightly askew symmetry.
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While the plush organs and swooning vocals of their past albums remain intact, askew notes and dour lyrics suggest a new emotional fragility inside the reverie.
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Even so, I am woefully understated compared with the little girls who arrive in glittering ball gowns and tutus, in crowns and tiaras (almost always askew).
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GEORGE ASKEWAMBER AHMAD-BAKERLONG ISLAND CITY, QUEENS Dr. Askew is deputy commissioner of the Division of Family and Child Health, Department of Health and Mental Hygiene.
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Diane Ryan, who also sponsored Cadet Askew, said it became clear at the beginning of last year that she was going to be a competitive candidate.
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The heaviness of the Napper combined with me and my partner had pulled the sheet askew, so I woke up on top of my bare mattress.
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As a 20-year-old student at the United States Military Academy at West Point, Simone Askew has already earned her spot in the history books.
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Her mother was chain-smoking, brash and outspoken, tattooed in a country where tattoos are considered irreligious, her head scarf askew to reveal henna-streaked hair.
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It too is non-narrative, inconsistent in point of view, and structurally askew, but with reason and frequently to good effect — it's intelligent and often funny.
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Even the dating of the notebooks seems askew, since some of them clearly contain entries from different periods yet are dated solely to a given year.
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No, it's Suicide Squad with its slightly upside down (or at least askew) moral compass and messy delivery that feels like the right movie for right now.
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"I'll leave it to the psychologists to decide whether Holmes fits the clinical profile, but there's no question that her moral compass was badly askew," Carreyrou writes.
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In 2017, the academy for the first time selected an African-American woman, Simone Askew, to serve at the top of the chain of command for cadets.
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If a fist is not where it's supposed to be, if an elbow is 30 degrees askew, there will be a price to pay, calculated in bruising.
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Mr. Graham presents his work as an equivalent of the way we experience the world: "You walk down the street and glance at someone askew," he said.
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I also shared my work successes with the rest of the world, but when your mental health feels askew, this constant deluge of information can be paralyzing.
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A half-dozen giant jars filled with murkily gestating kimchi sit on a low shelf, with blue duct-tape labels slightly askew, marking their dates of inception.
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Everything is tilted, off-kilter, askew — whether it's a planar construction of repurposed plywood, a blue slab of crushed cardboard, or a hollowed-out lump of bronze.
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The usually suave Affleck looked a hot mess Wednesday night rushing into the "Suicide Squad" premiere after-party -- belt askew, fly open and pants barely hanging on.
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The feeling persisted as I wandered Alola, encountering familiar places and things that were just askew enough that I could recognize them, but couldn't relate to them.
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The feeling persisted as I wandered Alola, encountering familiar places and things that were just askew enough that I could recognize them, but couldn't relate to them.
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The sleek white-and-black, mesh-accented leggings take data from six points on the body, and haptic vibrations are emitted whenever the wearer's alignment is askew.
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Things are a little askew when we start referring to 5.2-inch handsets as "mini," but then, that's just the crazy, upside down world we live in.
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I staggered home mid-afternoon, three-corner hat askew and chamberpot in hand, and then passed out in my humid and un-air conditioned room until seven.
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Denim in the shape of long suit jackets and dropped-waist dresses with high halter necks, denim in A-line skirts torqued just ever so slightly askew.
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Another, Margaret Court, couldn't figure out why her coordination inexplicably went askew at Wimbledon two years ago: she found out later that she was two-months pregnant.
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He lost his debut — on an unearned run at the old Metrodome in Minneapolis — and soon decided to wear his hat askew, as his father had done.
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In later paintings, lines seem so far askew that if you stand too close, as most people do, you may think you're looking at a world deranged.
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I got a number for View Askew Productions, I called it, the guy said he was your father, he gave me this number, and I called it.
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Mark Warner, D-Virginia: Cadet Simone Askew, the first African-American woman to hold the highest student position at the United States Military Academy at West PointRep.
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"If something happens" and the funding doesn't come through as planned, "it would totally throw state budgets askew," because they don't have contingency funding available, he said.
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Pape's paintings from this first period, in which rotated squares and askew, spindly lines lie in fields of white, draw heavily on the example of Soviet Constructivism.
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It's a thankless role in a lot of ways — people rarely compliment the crisp sound on a picture, but you can bet viewers complain if audio is askew.
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Before being appointed to this position, Askew was already leading 1,502 cadets as the Regimental Commander of Cadet Basic Training II, according to the official U.S. Army release.
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"Now, I get it, but we looked to them for reassurance and we didn't get any, we were more worried because of how panicked they were," Askew added.
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The news arrives two years after the academy appointed a black woman, Simone Askew, to be the first captain of the Corps of Cadets for the first time.
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In August, when Askew stepped into her role as First Captain of the U.S. Military Academy's Corps of Cadets, her leadership position broke both racial and gender barriers.
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He is proudest of his cycling medals: about three dozen in all, hanging from a long, thin piece of wood nailed, slightly askew, to two of the walls.
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It seems, said Dr. Askew, that when they are sucking in water, they do so in a wide stream, rather than in a more energetically costly narrow one.
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The protagonist of "Gleefully Askew" (21943) gives us a knowing stare while wearing only a ruffly mini apron and dabbing at a picture held aloft by two men.
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But Dr. Dao did not give up his seat, and he was forcibly removed — dragged down the airplane aisle, his glasses askew, face bloodied — by several security officers.
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Open up Google and search the following terms: askew the answer to life the universe and everything do a barrel roll What happens when you search these terms?
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One can see the possible influence of his poetics upon a later generation of askew populists from David Byrne and Laurie Anderson to Jenny Holzer and David Lynch.
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And I think putting them through one bad day is not gonna ... like really, a day that goes askew, it's not gonna make them understand quite as much.
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One of them is Neal Road, where the skeleton of a car, its driver-side and passenger doors still flung ajar, sits askew in silver puddles of molten metal.
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They appear similar in subject but worlds apart in tone: the first shows a woman incapacitated on a mattress in a slightly askew room, presumably within a frat house.
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And Ms. Kim is equally good as Allison, who intuits that something's gone slightly askew in her friendship with Lauren, but little divines how dire the situation really is.
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She also wore a fur-trimmed bra with baggy pants, then changed into a bodysuit with a fur stole and a pair of swashbuckling boots which she wore askew.
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Photos from the scene of the wreck posted on social media showed at least two of the derailed train cars leaning upright but askew and partly off the track.
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An editorial cartoonist captured Mr. Corker's sartorial signature — a tie thrown over his shoulder — with a depiction of a Tasmanian devil-like governing blur with a tie tossed askew.
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All the light Askew brought forth in her short time will carry forward, but it will have to travel through a void of light she never got to unleash.
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"Unusual, disjointed framing and edgy camera work help crystallize the feeling that the young lovers' lives are going dangerously askew," Janet Maslin wrote in her New York Times review.
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Now I have a long hallway of a studio characterized by a slightly askew brick wall that swallows nails and one window into the happenings of another artist's space.
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When Mr. Cooper drove his daughter to college, he borrowed Mr. Bew's truck; when a photographer started snapping pictures, Mr. Cooper leaned over and fixed Mr. Bew's askew collar.
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Many supporters of the governing coalition see that balance as having been tilted dangerously askew after a quarter-century of legislating from the bench by a liberal Supreme Court.
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She tried on a host of virtual lip colors while sitting in our office, which mostly looked realistic and only occasionally seemed a bit askew from her real lips.
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Constand went to police a year after waking up in a fog at Cosby's gated estate, her clothes askew, only to have the district attorney pass on the case.
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Since launching his own label, Rokh, in 2016, Hwang has examined the key components of the classic wardrobe — coat, trousers, shirt — then reassembled them in new, cleverly askew ways.
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Wearing a ruffled, brown skirt, he looks up at the camera with a slightly askew glance as light shines across his body, highlighting the bulging blue veins of his hands.
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If it was formed in the plane of the solar system, it's unlikely one of the known planets would have been able to provide the kick that knocked it askew.
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Since election night, pollsters, journalists, voters, and probably the folks over at the Clinton campaign have been trying to figure out how predictions about the election went so badly askew.
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Thus, in 1937, over 650 works by Chagall, Kandinsky, Klee, and more than a hundred other "degenerates" were hung askew inside the Institute of Archaeology and subsequently viewed by millions.
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Mugly the Chinese crested was crowned the World's Ugliest Dog in 2012, but he hasn't made his famous mug — complete with beady eyes, askew whiskers and strange snout — his business.
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The relationship between value and enjoyment has gone all askew as major studios attempt to trap players for hundreds of hours in seemingly never-ending digital deserts of ur-content.
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We all know something's askew — and the artists in "Scenes of the American Landscape," which I was able to sneak into before it officially opened on Thursday, know it, too.
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Askew, the courts considered the case of a police officer who had unzipped the jacket of a man who matched the description of an armed bank robber without his consent.
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Richard could not catch the waiter's eye, and the plates lingered too long, the silverware dirtied and askew, and who wanted to stare at the soiled instruments of their feeding?
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WASHINGTON — As a 1995-year-old child camping in the Virginia woods, Simone Askew marched for fun, wielding a plastic gun and leading her young sister and friends in formation.
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GEORGE L. ASKEWWAYNE J. RILEY, NEW YORK Dr. Askew, a pediatrician, is the deputy commissioner of the Division of Family and Child Health at the New York City Health Department.
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Ten years ago, before smartphones had even become mainstream, filmmaker Tiffany Shlain felt like something was askew in her life—and believed that technology had something to do with it.
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During the eclipse, the sun would pass before a big cluster of stars known as the Hyades, so there ought to be plenty of bright lights to see yanked askew.
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With SRSQ being built around the memory of Askew, Ashlyn understands that, for now, the fundamental aspects of this new project will always be tied to the collaborator she lost.
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Matthew McMahon, 29, and Randa Askew Faust McMahon, 36, were each being held on $200,000 bail before being released when a judge ordered a bail reduction earlier this week, Dickerson says.
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The company says it was looking out for things like broken jars, askew or wrinkled labels, and ingredient separation issues that could occur from extreme temperature fluctuation while in a truck.
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While the job of a lingerie model is typically associated with women, Collett has been using the experience to joyfully askew ideas about gender, particularly when it comes to gendering bodies.
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Creeping slowly through rooms with fixed, often askew camera angles, sword drawn, the samurai protagonist hacks his way through hordes of undead demons, solving small puzzles and soaking in the ambience.
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Cash Askew (of the band Them Are Us Too) was the perfect muse for the song, and I feel like the music, location, and atmosphere all came together in perfect unison.
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Mr. Ahmad's life as the piano-playing refugee began three years ago when he parked his instrument on a street of destroyed buildings — walls collapsed, awnings askew — and began to sing.
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Within several hours, officers found Ms. Vetrano's body face down near a trail, with her clothing askew and her fists still clutching the reeds she was dragged into, Mr. Ulrich said.
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This world is funny and askew enough to grab and hold a toddler or preschooler's interest, and orderly and reassuring enough to make that same kid feel protected and cared for.
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Adams, who was wearing black pants, a black beaded sweater and black high heels, noticed that a chair was a smidgen askew, she crouched down and began to push it herself.
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"She would say she felt more like a homecoming queen being at the West Point weekend because she was achieving goals she wanted to achieve," Pam Askew said of her daughter.
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We start to realize, as Michael takes a cab to the hotel, checks in, pours a drink, and calls home, that something is askew about the folks with whom he interacts.
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Jerky and askew, yet primal, the five moments, or dance phrases, create a sense of order and ritual: A hand, positioned like a triangle and pressed against the chest, pushes forward.
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Those cell phone videos showed officers pulling Dao up before he drops, his body goes limp, and he's dragged off the flight with his face bloody and his glasses askew, barely conscious.
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It's like a long chain of dominos, and if any have been knocked askew by, say, injury, infection, or any number of other unknown cases, they won't all fall neatly into place.
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And his vision can be seen in Rare Weaves' first editorial, styled by Justin Dean, shot by photographer Fred Askew, and modeled by artist Jerami Goodwin—known more for his "STAINO" tag.
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Following her fifth-grade experience, Askew spent summers at the Naval Academy, where she was further exposed to what she describes as the "all-encompassing approach" to education offered at military academies.
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Todd Askew was recently named the senior vice president of advocacy at the American Medical Association (AMA) overseeing all legislative, regulatory and health policy issues at the biggest lobbying group for doctors.
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He promised to provide more "on-scene" mentoring after a year in which he held a triangle clinic for Knicks guards and occasionally stopped practice when he saw things that were askew.
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The Wu-Tang Clan's RZA might have recognized the comically askew dubbing in his beloved '70s and '80s kung fu movies as found art, repurposable to glorious effect as hip-hop samples.
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Abrams and Landrieu will also face the critique that other countries may look askew at the US because of its gun violence, but they haven't really stopped engaging with America over it.
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Some put Hillary Clinton's chance of victory against Mr Trump above 73% (Mr Wang came to grief because his model almost totally discounted the chance the polls in battleground states were all askew).
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Authorities Debunked Idea that Stephens Was Victim of Human Violence At Monday's news conference, Goochland County, Virginia, Sheriff James Askew said he wanted to address skeptics who floated other theories about Stephens' death.
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A vocoded smear, a synth schvitz, 28's "Ode To Perfume" by Holger Czukay twitters and vibrates like a mosquito whipping past your ears for awhile and then lands on an askew groove.
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The McChicken is a marvel of a 350-calorie sandwich—lettuce shredded into vegetal confetti, a heaping smear of mayonnaise, and a breaded chicken patty sitting askew between two soft, gently toasted buns.
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The earthquake destroyed the church in Shilaprabat, and it was rebuilt near a Hindu stupa that still bears the signs of the disaster, with its steeple standing askew at a 30 degree angle.
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His cap is askew, his jersey fights an uphill battle to stay tucked into his pants, and he carries on a nearly constant conversation with himself — the dialogue typically accompanied by flailing arms.
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One work amid the hundreds in a flabbergasting retrospective, "Hilma af Klint: Paintings for the Future," at the Guggenheim Museum, is so good that it knocked my sense of the show momentarily askew.
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Deschamps-Braly was dressed more like an artist than like a doctor, wearing a chunky marled-wool cardigan, narrow black jeans, and pointy black shoes with silver buckles, his curly dark hair askew.
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After the last fight, the mostly Western audience exists anticlimactically, pushing askew the rows of plastic chairs and returning to the night market, reabsorbed into the aisles of Thai snacks and Siam kitsch.
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He invites back old faces from the View Askew universe, such as Ben Affleck, Matt Damon and Jason Lee, and, even while playing himself, pokes fun at his directing skills and past flops.
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The unveiling will take place almost exactly a century after images of stars askew in the heavens made Einstein famous and confirmed his theory of general relativity as the law of the cosmos.
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The unveiling today took place almost exactly a century after images of stars askew in the heavens made Einstein famous and confirmed his theory of general relativity as the law of the cosmos.
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In what world would the film director behind such askew moments as the mewling baby from "Eraserhead," the dumpster monster from "Mulholland Drive" and Richard Farnsworth on a tractor participate in something … normal?
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"You're selected for this role, that's not the end of it," said Cadet Askew, speaking Monday after she had finished overseeing the return of the freshmen cadets from their initial summer of training.
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The progressives also look askew at the North American Free Trade Agreement, or NAFTA, between the US, Canada, and Mexico because they say it's done more harm than good to the American economy.
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Maybe you're embarrassed about how often you show up to your local deli, hair askew and eyes that scream, "I'm never going to do that to my body again," after a night out.
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The full list of muralists at Governors Ball includes Askew One, Baron Von Fancy, BK Foxx, Damien Mitchell, DMOTE, Greg Mike, Hanksy, Magda Love, Moral Turgeman, Persue, Stae2, Steffi Lynn, Straker, and Tom Bob.
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The 2017 movie made waves for the unprecedented way it depicted a woman viciously getting beaten up on the job — a situation that would usually leave James Bond with his bow-tie slightly askew.
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What should've been a tearful moment goes naturally askew in the "Empire" universe as Lucious's sons immediately react with disbelief to the news that he would have kept his mother's illness from his family.
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This year, as West Point marched on first, they were led by Pam Askew as first captain, the highest-ranking student among the 85033,400 young men and women who comprise the Corps of Cadets.
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They sat in Mr. Fisk's backyard amid Hobbit-ish rounded garden beds that were edged in bricks and tufted with moss and shade plants; clay pots, jauntily askew, were tucked in at odd angles.
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"The house wasn't level where it came from," he said, pointing to a door that probably opened and closed easily on the old foundation, but now hangs askew and is in need of repair.
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By SHERYL GAY STOLBERG CENTRAL POINT, Va. – The house Richard Loving built for his wife, Mildred, is empty now, its front yard overgrown, a giant maple tree shading a birdbath that is slightly askew.
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Having followed and supported Cadet Askew's path to West Point since the beginning of the application process, Ms. Locke knew there was a possibility that Cadet Askew was poised to break the leadership barrier.
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I wore a skirt that matched hers and a sleeveless cotton poplin blouse that had several askew buttons going diagonally down the side, and which tied in a huge structured bow over one shoulder.
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Rockets must deposit a satellite on a path that's slightly askew from the equator (at a 28.5-degree tilt), and the satellites then need to change their direction in orbit by burning an onboard engine.
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In a small way, the system normalizes and standardizes designs like that of 70news that otherwise would look obviously askew, tacitly accelerating traffic to questionable sites and further confusing readers who haven't learned to discriminate.
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The ground is askew, plants have grown over the grandstands, there is no light in the dressing rooms, and the din of local trains and trucks whizzing past makes it hard to hear one another.
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I find some measure of hope in the fact that the kids I've worked with and others I've talked to seem to know something is askew, that their lives ought not to be like this.
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Walking into his office is the closest one will get to entering the View Askewniverse (the fictional universe most of the characters from his movies live in, named after his production company, View Askew Productions).
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The music is slightly twisted indie rock, riffing with a guitar answered by a tootling keyboard but in 9/4 rather than the usual 4/4; like this election campaign, it keeps knocking itself askew.
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LE POISSON ROUGE July 19 "We can't pretend that we don't feel like the world is ending," Samora Pinderhughes sang to a rapt, swaying crowd, his hands caressing the keyboard and his head tilted askew.
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His spring 2020 collection, which he presented earlier this month, relies heavily on risqué details — dresses that seductively slide down shoulders, skirts buttoned askew to show skin, long sleeves slit open to reveal bare arms.
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As Werther, a sensitive poet who falls for the sweet, responsible Charlotte (Isabel Leonard) even though she has promised to marry another man, Mr. Grigolo restlessly stalks the picturesquely askew sets of Richard Eyre's production.
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As KAWS, Brian Donnelly creates cartoon-colored reworkings of well-known pop culture characters rendered slightly askew through recurring motifs — cauliflower ears and XXs for eyes — that give the effect of a dream half-remembered.
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It felt like the end of a successful wedding reception, between the general aura of slightly libidinous booziness and the exhausted older guests, bow ties askew and gowns sagging, collapsed in chairs around the perimeter.
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Orchestral winds, strings and percussion all participate on this collection of compositions that often use Minimalism in anti-meditative ways: setting up urgent and dissonant patterns, revealing and repeating them, then knocking them wildly askew.
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The only actual way to find out is to watch the next episode — just remember that the promos are only good for stirring up drama, and that the conclusions they paint are often a little askew.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Peter Altmaier once said he would never rise to the top tier of German politics because of his appearance — he is a huge man who seems perpetually dishevelled, with shirt untucked and tie askew.
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One day, I have imagined, I would find myself wandering along the street, hair askew, unkempt but cheerful, wearing a curious assortment of clothes — perhaps a vintage frock with dapper heels — that meet just my liking.
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In the process, cuff links get stolen and the painting hiding the vault is left askew, a detail Bobby Axelrod's fixer Hall, brought in at Chuck's request, notices immediately upon his own arrival at the house.
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Cash Askew, a member of the Bay Area dream-pop band Them Are Us Too, has been confirmed to have been amongst those who died in the fire on Friday night at Oakland's Ghostship warehouse venue.
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Another odd production choice was not cutting to every nomination montage but instead showing the stage and its askew video screen — during the production design and costume design reels, which are the coolest ones of all.
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Cash Askew, the 22-year-old cofounder of rising goth-pop dup Them Are Us Too, is among those who died in Friday's Ghost Ship fire in Oakland, CA. The fire has claimed at least 33 lives.
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Though the painting has its flaws—shadows do not always fall where they should, the beards are unconvincing, proportions are occasionally askew—it is bold and evocative with its use of thick brushstrokes and jewel-like colours.
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"I think our Founding Fathers wanted a First Amendment that prevented the government from coercing you into a religious belief or religious behavior, but the law has gone so far askew from that original intent," Dys said.
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While the Swiss team was conducting their experiments, British researchers led by Graham Askew of the University of Leeds were doing the same, culminating in a 2011 study on the energy expenditure of armored knights in action.
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The project has been collecting money to help survivors of the Ghost Ship fire and pay for the funeral services of three trans women killed in it: Feral Pines, Em Bohlka, and the above-mentioned Cash Askew.
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Did you guess that she'd be the one casualty of the next-to-last episode of "The Americans," shot by Elizabeth before she could assassinate Nesterenko, sprawled inelegantly on a flight of steps with her wig askew?
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They struck dramatic poses — an arm flung over an eye, a hand on a cocked hip, a leg held askew — and paused as the singer Janelle Monáe strolled into the room and took her place in the middle.
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One way to help dodge the costume-gone-askew curse: Skip the wig — which somehow always ends up kattywompus or in the back of a cab — and pick a costume that makes smart use of your real hair.
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Oftentimes, just noticing a few floating bananas (there are a LOT of bananas in this game) or a tiny piece of scenery that looks askew means you'll find a hidden puzzle piece or bonus room for your efforts.
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As varied as Roupenian's stories are, they all clearly come from the same brain, one of those brains that feel out-of-this-world brilliant and also completely askew — like those of Karen Russell, George Saunders, Mary Gaitskill.
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The background: The stratospheric polar vortex — which is a whirl of low pressure at upper levels of the atmosphere over the pole — was knocked askew in early January, increasing the odds of cold outbreaks in the U.S. and Europe.
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Gilmore Girls has always belonged to the characters, and as long as Rory and Lorelai are the same fast-talking, ride-or-die mother and daughter they have always been, fans should forgive the set seeming a tad askew.
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"The panic was escalated because of the behavior of the staff, who were screaming and looked tearful and shocked," passenger Clare Askew told CNN affiliate Seven News Australia after the plane turned around and landed safely back in Perth.
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A friend of mine and I were on a ferris wheel once; when halfway through, I noticed that my leg had got stuck between the cart and the wheel, which made our cart start hanging more and more askew.
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Few people are surprised that Cadet Askew, who graduated from Fairfax High School outside of Washington in 2014, earned the first captain position, which also serves as a liaison between the West Point student body and the military administration.
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While fruit and chocolate isn't that strange of a pair, thinking about eating a crispy Oreo along with a gummy Swedish Fish seems a bit askew, even though the filling is flavored creme and lacks a Swedish Fish's typical gummy consistency.
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Yet because Saul is filmed in a similar fashion to Breaking Bad — with wide shots of the Albuquerque environs and slightly askew portraits of its characters — it gets away with being more subdued because it's constantly reminding us of what's coming.
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The sweeping skirt, elegant oxblood check, ruffled one-shoulder neckline and slightly askew updo all worked together perfectly and she seemed to know it – she looked happier and more confident than I can remember seeing her on a red carpet.
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Watching Elizabeth realize she's standing in a greenhouse of possibly deadly bugs as the camera zooms out, and witnessing Paige's training session from an askew angle, made me feel like I was watching the first third of a horror movie.
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From cutesie Douglas Adams references to the search results for "askew" being just a liiiiittle bit crooked, there's all sorts of stuff hiding in the search engine if you know the right thing to type or the right buttons to push.
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The Loudoun County Sheriff&aposs Office has been investigating Julia Crabbe&aposs death since Nicholson and another man, identified by USA Today as Kyle Askew-Collins, brought her to a Loudoun County emergency room in an unresponsive state on Thursday.
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Lying stiffly beside it amid the foaming white cow-parsley were its occupants, a man and a woman, their pale legs sticking straight out in front of them, their shocked faces as rigid as dolls' faces, their summer clothes askew.
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I followed him inside and found myself sitting just a few feet away from then-cadet (now lieutenant) Simone Askew, the first black female student leader of West Point's 4,400-strong cadet corps, who was seated at the next table.
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Background: The stratospheric polar vortex — which is a giant swirl of low pressure surrounded by powerful winds blowing counterclockwise at upper levels of the polar atmosphere — was knocked askew in early January, increasing the odds of cold outbreaks in the U.S. and Europe.
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This is because there is currently a two-gallery show of Nilsson's paintings in New York, which includes a two-panel painting, "Gleefully Askew" (2523), that, at the age of 224, is the largest work the artist has done in any medium.
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The rest have been identified as Cash Askew, 22, David Clines, 403, Donna Kellogg, 32, Travis Hough, 35, all of Oakland; Nick Gomez-Hall, 25, of Coronado, California; Sara Hoda, 30, of Walnut Creek, California; and Brandon Chase Wittenauer, 32, of Hayward, California.
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Witherspoon travels to the military school to spend the day with her, and it's a thoughtful peek into a world not often shown on TV. Askew and her friends discuss their challenges and perspectives on gender in an obviously male-dominated world.
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London Theater Reviews LONDON — The gently angled set from the designer Miriam Buether is not the only thing that is askew in Lucy Kirkwood's richly disturbing new play, "The Children," now on the main stage of the Royal Court Theater through Jan. 14.
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Her new reality is parked askew in the ashy mud of her former one, across from what's left of her old life: a pile of twisted, rusted metal, a lone brick chimney, and pieces of spray-painted pink trees, now just debris awaiting removal.
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Imagine, if you will, that every time one of your snacks went missing, every time something in your room was slightly askew from how you left it, every time anything in your home was slightly amiss, the culprit was a tiny, rotund old man.
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Recently announced as the winner of Japan's prestigious GOOD DESIGN Grand Award, design firm AuthaGraph's mystifying atlas tilts the Americas, Asia, and Africa askew in order to make all of Earth's landmasses and oceans proportional, an accomplishment none of our current cartographical options can boast.
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Tasteful Ligne Roset furniture, charcoal wool curtains and slate-colored walls clashed with more frivolous "design surprises" like an iPhone-shaped TV, a small black ceramic polar bear crawling up the wall, and an empty frame mounted askew on the ceiling above the bed.
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Askew, the full D.C. Circuit, including several conservative Republican appointees such as Janice Rogers Brown, decided that the police violated the Fourth Amendment rights of a suspect by unzipping his jacket to search him without a warrant after a stop and frisk produced no results.
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His photos—of cherries in orifices and knives and forks poised above delicate areas, of nude women lying on vertiginous ledges, of genitalia placed into all manner of compromising situations—set our idea of the human body askew and celebrate the banality of sex.
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She reacted immediately, yanking the man backward by his red shirt as he tried to walk away and wrapping her arm around his neck before using her body weight — all 115 pounds of it — to slam him to the ground, knocking his white sunglasses askew.
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His sculptures, which he calls "furniture-hybrids," also "deconstruct" functioning objects into composite parts, likewise exposing their structural support: A card table–like piece is turned askew and twisted out of its original shape, interplaying with exposed metal girders, not unlike Anthony Caro's work.
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With Supergirl's Melissa Benoist (Kara/Supergirl) and The Flash's Grant Gustin (Barry/the Flash) heading up the crossover event, "World's Finest" came complete with flirty banter, heart-to-hearts about what it means to be a hero, and sneering villainesses in askew Hot Topic wigs.
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No damage was immediately reported, according to AP. Residents in Hutchinson and portions of Reno County saw items falling from shelves and pictures being knocked askew, but law enforcement reported no collapsed structures or damages requiring an emergency response, according to The Hutchinson News.
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Next the story goes to a copy editor, where a new set of eyes looks at the story, especially mindful of spelling, grammar, clarity and proper use of the Times Stylebook (how to render words in foreign languages, for example) or anything that seems askew.
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Stepping into her new role this week as the first African-American woman to hold the position of First Captain of the U.S. Military Academy's Corps of Cadets, Askew will be responsible for overseeing the performance of approximately 4,400 students, according to the Associated Press.
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Waving his arms and roaring in his vibrant moose voice, he galloped down the aisles of the grandstand and across the diamond to the pitcher's box, his hat askew, his coat-tails streaming behind him, and a look of unbearable anguish on his face.
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The several studies and drawings for these paintings are replete with to-do lists ("haircut, text family"), notes and quotes, and pen-and-ink renderings thumbtacked alongside "Out the Wilderness (Scaffold Askew)" (2019), a large-scale painting with four arches, all in a range of bright oranges.
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Disturbing images of the incident soon hit the Internet, showing Dao -- with blood trickling from his mouth -- being dragged down the aisle of the plane by his wrists, limp and dazed, with his glasses askew on his face and his shirt riding up his torso, stomach exposed.
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For example, the famous 220th-century painting by Albert Bierstadt, "Bridal Veil Falls, Yosemite" — a lush painting of one of the national park's waterfalls — is hung alongside a work by the artist Valerie Hegarty from 22020, "Fallen Bierstadt," which shows the same painting askew, burned and ripped.
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For more How I Do It, read: Terran Lyons, McDonald's Crew Trainer, on Raising 2 on the Minimum Wage; How Tracy Mack-Askew, Chevrolet Vehicle Line Manager, Does It; How Kai Ryssdal, Radio Host, Does It and How Nicole Zeitzer Johnson, Communications Director and Special Needs Parent, Does It.
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After nearly a month without power, and many still living without roofs and walls in swollen homes tossed askew by record-breaking winds and rain, people on the US Virgin Islands visibly light up when they can sit and take in a meal made by a familiar face.
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I gasp: a pair of large men's jeans lay on the floor, askew, just visible enough so that I can see that they're big men's jeans, like work pants, and the stitching is utilitarian, and what the fuck, why is there a tiny door to like, a closet?
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WASHINGTON — The homeless woman was shuffling down a faded yellow hallway in the D.C. General Family Shelter — a former city-run hospital where gurneys still sit askew, lights flicker and faded medical posters decorate the walls — when she caught the eye of a well-dressed official touring the building.
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Hosted by actress and Hello Sunshine founder Reese Witherspoon, each episode of Shine On centers around a different inspiring woman and their unique career stories, from country music legend Dolly Parton to Simone Askew, the first African-American woman at West Point to earn the role of First Captain.
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Black overcoats were cinched at the back with a leather clasp rendered just slightly askew, a single gold button glinting beneath the broad collar; ribbed skinny silk knit tubes in neon brights devolved at the knees into swirling strands of fringe (fringe being the single biggest trend in this city).
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But after the tragic Ghost Ship fire took away her collaborator, Cash Askew, the duo's project, Them Are Us Too—a shoegaze-inspired project that resonated deeply with the Bay Area underground—was cut short before its time, and Ashlyn was left with SRSQ as her main source of expression.
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None of that is to say that they couldn't help or that any traded player might not roll up an insane Yoenis Cespedes–like run after being dealt—it mostly doesn't happen, but we tend to remember when it does—but the risk-reward ratio could turn out to be painfully askew.
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They were: — Cash Askew, 21926, of Oakland — David Cline, 225, of Oakland — Nick Gomez-Hall, 63, of Coronado — Sara Hoda, 26, of Walnut Creek — Travis Hough, 224, of Oakland — Donna Kellogg, 235, of Oakland — Brandon Chase Wittenauer, 32, of Hayward The name of an eighth victim, a 17-year-old, was withheld. Sgt.
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Judging from this single askew Instagram snap, it appears the actress is already having a ball with her new do, but we'll just have to wait until she collects all her data, drafts her scatter plots, and the final results are in to know definitively who amongst us is having the most quantifiable fun.
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Arrangements were made to stash the prime minister and a provisional government there, but the only human forms during my visit were creepy life-size mannequins dressed in military uniforms, often with wigs askew, meant to illustrate life in the various wings of the bunker, including the canteen, sick bay, dormitories and military headquarters.
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Jarillo-Herrero has never been a slacker, but his activity has jumped several levels since his dramatic announcement in March 250 that his lab at MIT had found superconductivity in twisted bilayer graphene—a one-atom-thick sheet of carbon crystal dropped on another one, and then rotated to leave the two layers slightly askew.
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Once you'd made your way to the third floor of the askew glass cube that juts out of the Shangri-La Hotel, you'd search for his fingerprints on the menu, almost as big as a newspaper page and decorated with antique-looking illustrations of crab claws and sausages emanating from a hand-cranked meat grinder.
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The Bedroom paintings are wonderfully askew; walls lean gently against one another like drunken crushes, hung frames dangle and point to distant, personal horizons, windows come together like church steeples, the furniture—legs jut in coquettish angles, table tops placed like mortarboards on an awkward grad—seem adrift on the floor, hovering in a manner both euphoric and disconcerting.
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Whether it's a tie knot pulled slightly askew, a collar that somehow looks less buttoned down than bunched up, or various strands of hair that cannot be contained, he is the only candidate who dresses as though he hasn't thought at all about what he is wearing — because, natch, he is too busy thinking about universal Medicare.
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Explaining that he had been exploring ideas of disassociation created by digital culture, he sent out the best tailoring of the season thus far in a series of gray and white trouser suits, shirts and skirts, bunched here, twisted off-center there, volume just slightly askew under hoodies of sheer chiffon scarves that covered the head entirely.
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Ms. Pootoogook's daughter Annie Pootoogook took that present-tense orientation even further, completing raw but often humorous drawings of contemporary life in Cape Dorset; one interior scene is "Watching the Simpsons on TV." Also here is a sweet drawing of Ms. Ashoona, her grandmother, standing slightly askew in a polka-dot kerchief and Nana Mouskouri-style eyeglasses.
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"The Dinner Guests," which opened Thursday night, centers on a Noah James Spencer-designed walnut table whose legs — straight on one side and curvy on the other — are among the subtler clues that the stage is set not for an ordinary gathering, but for one that celebrates the askew and nods to the eccentric parties thrown by Salvador Dalí.
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Ford has spent much of the past year and a half focusing on its so-called smart mobility initiatives that have focused on things like ride sharing, car sharing, and even e-bikes — all things that stray askew of Ford's main business of selling lots of cars, which helps explain why the new venture is being extricated from the mothership.
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"Obesity is a crisis that must be tackled on several fronts, but restricting advertisements for these products across the TfL network will help people in London make healthier choices day-to-day," said Chris Askew, chief executive of Diabetes UK. "We look forward to these restrictions coming into force next year and hope other transport systems across the UK take note."
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Nash aggressively challenges Golden State's Kevin Durant on building core strength and improving his balance, forces him into the most extreme of squats to increase his mobility and stability, quizzes him on pick-and-roll decision making, goads him into aiming for even greater efficiency than Durant already delivers and, as seen at one session I'll never forget, asks him to shoot extra free throws because he spots something askew mechanically.
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And because the show, for all of its vivid and often intense sense of time, place and true crime drama, comes from producer Ryan Murphy (Glee, Scream Queens) and Hollywood's monarchs of the slightly askew biopic kingdom, screenwriters Larry Karaszewski and Scott Alexander (The People Vs. Larry Flynt, Ed Wood), there's perversely prescient acknowledgement of the First Family of Famous-For-Being-Famous whose reign has its roots in the O.J. Era: the Kardashians.
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Cash Askew; Em B; Jonathan Bernbaum; Barrett Clark; David Cline; Micah Danemayer; Billy Dixon; Chelsea Dolan; Alex Ghassan; Nick Gomez-Hall; Michela Gregory; Sara Hoda; Travis Hough; Johnny Igaz; Ara Jo; Donna Kellogg; Amanda Kershaw; Edmond Lapine II; Griffin Madden; Joseph Matlock; Jason McCarty; Draven McGill; Jennifer Mendiola; Jennifer Morris; Feral Pines; Vanessa Plotkin; Wolfgang Renner; Hanna Ruax; Benjamin Runnels; Nicole Siegrist; Michele Sylvan; Jennifer Kiyomi Tanouye; Alex Vega; Peter Wadsworth; Nick Walrath; Brandon Wittenauer.
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Again and again, we see camerawork that calls attention to itself in the French New Wave tradition: low camera angles rising to confront or trail after characters, as if the camera has been lying in wait; tracking shots that seem to follow the action from a surreptitious distance; and a few famous dutch angles that indicate both our main character's completely askew moral compass and the increasingly distorted society in which he finds himself.
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