With Burlap & Barrel, he decided to change his approach.
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Bride N Wedding Beige Burlap Placemats, available at Amazon, $8.39
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In fall, I gather the acorns up in burlap sacks.
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Even burlap condoms only have a 98 percent failure rate!
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I make my own canvasses out of burlap on board.
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After all, your new purse should feel like buttah, not burlap.
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The first hot-air balloons aren't silks, it's paper and burlap.
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The kayakers regularly encountered Mexicans crossing the river with burlap bundles.
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"Like a pigeon in a burlap sack," he'd told the doctor.
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They found a woman's body wrapped in burlap — but it wasn't Shannan.
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They also package their bunches in burlap, which is 100 percent compostable.
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When there were no canvases available, she simply switched to painting on burlap.
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A burlap-covered base wrapped with a green velvet ribbon finishes the display.
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Reuse our bags, because the other burlap sacks are full of maggot holes.
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"It's not the owners that are saying, 'Let's burlap everything,'" Mr. Marder said.
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Rihanna is the type of woman who could make a burlap sack look sexy.
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Most bouquets are wrapped in reused burlap coffee bags donated by local coffee roasters.
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The bodies, each wrapped in burlap, were found within about 20133 feet of each other.
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Otherwise, you're just duping hapless people into eating terrible food while wearing festive burlap sacks.
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He had a knife in one hand and a burlap sack slung over his shoulder.
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We know which wedding trends are overplayed — looking at you, Mason jars, burlap, and chalkboards.
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The trees were still hung with Christmas lights and wrapped in burlap against the cold.
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Front Burner Burlap & Barrel sells vibrant spices imported directly from small farms around the world.
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PhotoBarn will also print your photos on canvas, burlap, and other wood products, like ornaments.
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You can hide the battery pack with a bit of burlap or fabric at the top.
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BloomThat offers up bouquets of tulips, roses or kale —yes, kale — wrapped in its signature burlap.
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Specialist Dante Sowell burned burlap bags so he wouldn't have to fill them up with sand.
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Like a pianist she plays this burlap mass, as if hearing her art on her fingers.
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Put the sculpture in a burlap bag OR wrap it in a piece of felt. 4.
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Some had burlap sacks tied around their waists to free up their arms; others wore gloves.
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Some are made of yarn and burlap; others consist of cotton duck, butcher's wax, and sand.
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The flowers are wrapped using reused burlap coffee bags obtained from local coffee roasters, instead of plastic.
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New online services offer printing on surfaces like burlap, wood boards, acrylic and stick-and-peel fabric.
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He owned a flat-screen television, sure, but he hid it in a retro-looking burlap frame.
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Hanging off his belt, in a burlap case, is a clarimella, a type of Catalan folk clarinet.
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Her voice wraps her lyrics in burlap: flexible, sturdy and a little rough to the touch. 8.
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They were wrapped in burlap and buried beneath the former residence of her then-boyfriend, a married policeman.
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She added more paint, burlap, fragments of newspaper and bits of discarded paintings by her husband, Jackson Pollock.
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It's a burlap canvas with her handprints in blue paint that she made in school as a child.
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We see several instances of his Post-Minimalist experiments: in sand (with and without burlap), video and photographs.
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Cozy up in one of the burlap-upholstered armchairs and watch the stylish denizens file in and out.
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Excavating the surrounding area for additional clues, officials later found an arm and two legs wrapped in burlap.
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Even though I can opt out of features, I felt mildly better putting a burlap sack over the Portal+.
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He often paints on rough panels, burlap, and wood scraps, and attaches found elements like seashells and animal bones.
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In December, a reporter placed an order for a yard of burlap cloth on one of the sites, myfabricfactory.
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OSSINING "Wolves, Brides and Fairytales: Reflections on Women's Intuition," cardboard, felt, burlap, dye and chiffon installation by Mary McFerran.
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In place of chips and salsa, Godinez offers a paper-lined tiny burlap sack snug with mini bolillo rolls.
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The original exterior windows, backed with burlap curtains, remain above the hand-carved sink with its industrial copper faucet.
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The root vegetables may be freshly harvested, but they are winter's bounty, insulated by snow and burlap until recently.
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They stood there in their burlap nests, ready to be distributed to parks around the city and neighboring communities.
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The burlap bags, which come with the children's names printed on them, stand at nearly 2-and-a-half feet.
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Barthelemy, Brainard-Barnes, Costello and Waterman were discovered wrapped in burlap and found within about 500 feet of each other.
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I could wear a tux and would look like shit next to Bey if she was wearing a burlap sack.
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Dusty brown burlap hoods littered the floor of the Roman amphitheater, where Islamic State gunmen theatrically staged a mass execution.
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Ruth, who is recovering from a breakup, has a quiet encounter with Michael (Peter Vack), a wraith covered in burlap.
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Vibrant minuets of abstract color by Marley Freeman, and the primordial exploding suns, in oil on burlap, of Alvaro Barrington.
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"Imagine wearing a tight burlap sack around your chest that is impossible to put on and take off," they said.
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Before long, all of the burlap had been ripped from its staples, which wasn't a good look for Miss Bee.
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So now everyone wants the burlap because plants are expensive, and you never know anymore what the weather will be.
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But you look at those beige piles of burlap above and tell me they aren't taking style pointers from each other.
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Around her are stacks of other miscellaneous spices in burlap bags, all sold in bulk in the most vibrant, dazzling colors.
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"Foundation of the World (A Dream of My Mother)" is an assemblage of steel rods, rope, carpet, burlap and other materials.
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It comes in one piece and stands on top of a burlap base, so it's ready for your desk or counter.
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The Hound traded leather for burlap and chopping humans for chopping wood in his return to Game of Thrones on Sunday.
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In August 1979, a male torso wrapped in a burlap sack was discovered by a family in a cave near Dubois.
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In the 1970s and '80s, Ms. Abakanowicz embarked on a series of smaller-scale burlap works based on the human figure.
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The burlap gives the paintings a physical depth, plus I can create several effects, depending on how I apply my paint.
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Dude said the dog’s burlap sack was a bag; conductor said nope, wouldn’t let him on the train.
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The burlap wrapping each arrangement and bouquet, Farmgirl Flowers' trademarked signature, is upcycled from biodegradable coffee bean bags donated by local roasters.
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With crochet, burlap and whipstitch detail, their pieces have an Americana vibe but are still on-trend (we love their leather chokers!).
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Gorchov uses papier-mâché, clay, burlap, and a good deal of acrylic paint to make these little portals into some ultima Thule.
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Like draping the Venus De Milo in a burlap dress, Jane's sensational natural beauty fights through her plain blue Ann Taylor outfit.
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Her second installation in the Biennial involves luggage made of burlap bags — the kind that Nepali and other migrant workers commonly use.
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Later the chef — she of the miniature burlap sack of bread — came around and introduced herself to guests, in the American fashion.
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The items sold here have a stylish flair, such as the burlap and cotton totes printed with catchy logos in bright colors.
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The couple introduced an initial lineup of six purses, including one later sewed using burlap fabric sourced from a potato bag maker.
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And BloomThat, a San Francisco-based website and app also backed by $7 million in funding, targets millennials with its burlap- wrapped bouquets.
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At check-in, guests received burlap sacks with party favors like notepads in the shape of $100 bills and chocolate-covered gold coins.
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The search for her resulted in the discovery of four horrifically dismembered bodies wrapped in burlap and buried along Long Island's Gilgo Beach.
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He took off his shirt and began mixing a five-gallon bucket of plaster with his hands, while Pascucci tore strips of burlap.
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One by one, he dipped the burlap strips in the plaster and draped them across the top and the sides of the specimen.
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In the center is Dylan Spaysky's life-size portrait sculptures of two friends in wicker, paint, burlap, wire and fake leaves or flowers.
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All of the women's remains found on the beach have been wrapped in burlap and placed within about 500 feet of one another.
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He now roams Bangalore for recyclable material, which he puts into giant burlap sacks tied to a bicycle that he uses as a cart.
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Over the next several days, police discovered three more young women, all within about 500 feet of one another and all wrapped in burlap.
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Sansa, by contrast, was relegated to wear burlap sacks with a face covered in bruises; she walked around Winterfell as though in a daze.
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A mustached, balding, husky and burlap-voiced presence onscreen, Mr. Polito appeared in more than 21999 films and television series, often as the heavy.
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The tree skirt is made of rich burgundy-colored polyester that has the look of burlap and features a ring of overlapping scallop trim.
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What's at stake here isn't corruption in its most cartoonish form, like Thomas Nast cartoon characters passing burlap sacks of cash to one another.
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Farrow & Ball have just come out with a new color called Salon Drab, which, despite being darker than burlap has a similarly elevating effect.
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His lone piece in the show, "Unc You the Plug" (2019), is a painting on burlap of a square-shaped head stitched with yarn.
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The Neediest Cases Fund When Charline Ogbeni tells the story of her life, words pour forth like coffee beans from a torn burlap bag.
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Fruit and vegetable sellers, who usually do brisk business during the day, covered their wares with burlap bags, keeping a watchful eye for protesters.
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Visitors begin their journey to Campos-Pons's Cuba by entering the museum's freight elevator, loaded with burlap sugar sacks and a vintage record player.
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Each stop can easily be half an hour, and at the end we'll be hauling home plants in pots and shrubs in burlap sacks.
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About 12 years later, a mummified hand was found, along with an arm and two legs wrapped in burlap in the same cave system.
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Since 1979, the authorities in Idaho had been trying to identify a torso that had been stuffed in a burlap sack in a cave.
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If you bought a potted Christmas tree or one that has its roots balled in burlap, you probably had this solution in mind already.
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Of course, lacking more sophisticated refrigeration than patches of shade, you'll store your weekly allotments of meat in buried metal boxes covered with burlap sacks.
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From carving the details on his shoes to imprinting his hat with burlap to give it texture, McKenzie's focus and nuance are addicting to watch.
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Hated: Plantation weddings Listen, there's nothing wrong with the whole barn wood-burlap-mason jar wedding aesthetic that Pinterest foisted upon the masses this decade.
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One elephant head piece, made of wood, burlap, paint and string, depicts Satao, a Kenyan elephant killed by poachers before Maruyama could finish the project.
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Catatonic, Mule, and a serial killer thriller called Burlap also premiering at Fantastic Fest, are all being distributed through Shelmerdine's new VR film studio, Dark Corner.
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When people come by with racks of dresses for her to try on for the fundraiser, she can't see them as anything besides shapeless burlap shifts.
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Those of us looking for a crafty outlet can express ourselves by refurbishing an old dresser, repurposing discarded window frames or wrapping Mason jars with burlap.
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It's uncomfortable having all my pictures just thrown up in a slideshow for everyone to see (so much so, I put a burlap bag over the Portal+).
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Anchors featured heavily throughout the space's décor, complemented by big gold balloons spelling out "HAPPY BIRTHDAY" and a burlap "ONE" banner by Etsy seller Honey Go Designs.
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At the Umza Rice Mill on Kano's outskirts, workers feeding machines with sacks of rice lifted from burlap mountains do not have time to stop and talk.
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Burlap Bag Hanging Advent Calendar, $19.99, available at AmazonThis is a great option if you don't want your advent calendar to clash with your beautiful Christmas decorations.
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This really just feels like a poorly executed PR move, and if we spurned every brand that did that, we'd all be dressing in burlap sacks eventually.
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The buildings erected for the fair were designed to be temporary, so they were made of plaster and burlap and torn down after the event was over.
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The Times reports that Boken's now ex-wife, Judith Terry, told police a burlap-wrapped body had been buried in her family's basement not long after Pietrewicz disappeared.
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Bemis, which was founded as a burlap sack maker, has been facing hard times as changing consumer demands have upended a sector with modest but dependable growth rates.
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THE SHOPPERS AT Original Unverpackt, a food market in the gentrifying but still gritty Berlin neighborhood of Kreuzberg, arrive largely by bicycle, carrying mesh totes and burlap sacks.
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And as a last resort, throw a burlap sack over their head, haul them out of the arena, and dump them on the side of the nearest highway.
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They drilled 16 holes into the concrete roof of the vault, stuffed them with explosives, and covered them with burlap sacks filled with dirt to muffle the sound.
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Fuller House made me feel like I was an empty burlap sack shaped like a man, and I was full of bugs, and the bugs moved me around.
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A flask, labeled "anabaena flosaqua," holding some 10 billion algae was carried into the cathedral along with a 14-foot-tall ginkgo tree, its roots wrapped in burlap.
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You've Been Naughty Popcorn CoalPrice: $10 A fun treat for anyone with a sense of humor about themselves: The burlap sack contains black popcorn kernels that look like coal.
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The charming VHC Brands Red Burlap Mini Tree Skirt is perfect for a tiny tree kept in the corner of an apartment or in a Christmas-obsessed kid's bedroom.
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But every painting uses the same untreated, burlap-colored linen; the thickness of the lines varies, yet only — as far as I could tell — among two or three brushes.
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A number of Ms. Trethewey's poems take up photographs as their subject, and in many cases the photos she refers to in "Native Guard" are projected onto the burlap.
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"Embryology" (1976-82), the final series in "Alterations," grew to include nearly 700 forms, soft burlap eggs ranging size from pebbles to boulders that looked like enormous Idaho potatoes.
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Seeking a less commercial outing, I joined Mr. Flury and Ethan Frisch, a New York-based entrepreneur whose company, Burlap & Barrel, imports spices directly from farmers around the world.
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And a single person who knew what they were doing, and had enough plant fibers to spin burlap, could have a hot air balloon at any point in human history.
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They were down there on their sewing machines, stitching a seam on burlap, then moving the fabric ninety degrees, another seam, turning the material again to run a third seam.
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On a dreary afternoon in late November, inside a cavernous former shipworks at the Brooklyn Navy Yard, Michael Zaragoza was busy dipping shredded burlap sacks into buckets of gritty plaster.
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I just assume I've got a big burlap sack thrown over one shoulder and am creeping around the space station like the Grinch collecting every last explosive device in Whoville.
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Piled in a corner, burlap bags of raw cacao beans from Peru were waiting to be sorted, then roasted in a repurposed rotisserie oven once used at a Walmart store.
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In 2011, as a shy, stubborn fifteen-year-old, she demonstrated against the regime; after fleeing to Egypt, she stitched bags in a burlap factory, hoping to get to Europe.
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In several untitled works reflecting his new approach, Mr. Kounellis placed burlap sacks on a wood and steel dolly and attached tufts of raw wool to wooden frames and poles.
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Drive anywhere in Southampton, East Hampton, Sagaponack and Water Mill and you find lanes filled with oddly humped shapes of trees, shrubs and hedges bundled in burlap against the cold.
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Spade, once the accessories editor at Mademoiselle magazine, began to design her iconic bags when she was 30 years old, creating her very first mockup out of burlap, according to Racked .
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Now, despite Mr. Rodriguez's full-time job as a foreman at a burlap supply company, a job he has held for 30 years, the family has fallen behind on their bills.
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"I think the collaboration is unique in that it is very heritage FEED but also very on-brand for Polo, using natural materials of burlap, linen and leather," Bush Lauren adds.
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Brian Guidry's burlap clothing — made from discarded coffee sacks that he collected while working on the docks, and nodding to both the history of slavery and haute couture — is weirdly unforgettable.
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Jessica McClintock started her Gunne Sax line (the name comes from gunny sacks: the Old West burlap carryalls) during the tumultuous Summer of Love; Laura Ashley and "Little House" soon followed.
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The Suffolk Times reported that the police were led back to the basement after Mr. Boken's former wife told a detective that a body had been wrapped in burlap and buried.
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We passed through corridors lined with burlap sacks overflowing with rosemary, quinoa, jayo and large bricks of panela, or raw cane sugar, along with those Colombian staples, coffee and coca leaves.
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You can wrap up your phone and laptop in a burlap sack, tie up the package with a sturdy measure of twine, and toss it in the nearest body of flowing water.
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It is a copy of a photograph by Irving Penn called "Veiled Mystery of Morocco" that ran in Vogue decades ago, depicting two women concealed by what appear to be burlap sacks.
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Cunningham said detectives learned that a few days before Tristan's killing, Adams bought an axe, a machete, a hatchet, several knives, 32 meal rations, cases of water, burlap sacks, dumbbells and duct tape.
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A few years later, our two new Chihuahua puppies, Sissy and Skeeter, quickly figured out how to pull the underside burlap from the wooden frame and create a little cave to hide in.
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And in place of caged elephants, there are wondrous puppet simulacra from the "War Horse" team, creatures of burlap and sorcery that caused several children in the audience to delightedly lose their minds.
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In about 80 stores, Target will have personalization kiosks, where shoppers can pick from a handful of items like burlap sacks and ornaments to be embellished with a phrase or image of their choice.
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One of the top tablescapes takes on a much more subdued vibe, with a frayed burlap table runner, woven placemats, chunky wooden candle holders, and white pumpkins resting on an unfussy arrangement of greenery.
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Instead, they wore what was called a bodie, similar to a bodice, made out of heavy wool lined both with linen and a stiff material similar to burlap, allowing it to keep its shape.
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"It's awesome!" he shouts over a serpentine EDM-remix of "Blurred Lines" during the Prepper Fashion show, where a model is strutting down the runway rocking a burlap tent fashioned into a bell skirt.
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WATCH: People Magazine Investigates Series Premiere Trailer: Long Island Serial Killer And while the first four victims were all strangled and wrapped in burlap, three others had been dismembered, their causes of death unclear.
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Clay amphorae and iron wire, messy skeins of wool and burlap bags of coal, and flame and smoke were deployed in arrangements faintly redolent of human design, and yet bear an often unsettling autonomy.
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In his pre-teen years, young Steven often went out into the cow pasture and sought out the dust bag, a large burlap sack containing insecticide that cows rub against for relief from flies.
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Over the next several days, police discovered the bodies of three other young women, all wrapped in burlap and placed within about 20113 feet of one another, buried in the marsh on Gilgo Beach.
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She handmade burlap bags with fake moss super-glued on them—she was the Martha Stewart of selling weed—and I'd put my money in one bag and she'd put my weed in another.
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Self uses patterned cloth for legs, velvet for breasts and torso, ultrasuede and burlap in a mixture that conveys the complexity of an individual body, making it a terrain that one wants to explore.
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On Friday, Roberts posted a Thanksgiving picture of herself carrying what looks like a burlap wine bottle bag with the words, "gobble gobble idiot hooker," written on the it and tagged Peters in the caption.
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The brief clips see the four Defenders together in an elevator (Daredevil looking particularly fetching in a business suit / burlap sack combo), before Krysten Ritter's Jessica Jones notices the camera and punches it into oblivion.
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The six-story brown-brick apartment blocks along 93st Avenue had been encased in green scaffolding and draped with long, heavy bolts of cream burlap, which gave the blunt rectilinear forms a veil of anticipation.
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On December 11, 2010 a Suffolk County Police officer walking his dog along Ocean Parkway on the south shore of Long Island discovered the skeletal remains of a young woman wrapped in a burlap sack.
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Sumac is a top seller at Burlap & Barrel, a Queens-based company that imports spices from small farms around the world and supplies restaurants like Eleven Madison Park in Manhattan and Nopa in San Francisco.
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Alas, there's not enough weed in the world to calm Al when he's staring down the spectacle of eight fraternity pledges kneeling in the living room, all nude save for burlap sacks covering their heads.
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Dávila and González's current crop is still in the ground, but the harvest of fellow farmers in their cooperative is available in the United States through Burlap & Barrel, a spice purveyor based in New York.
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In the series "Seated Figures" (1974-79) and "Backs" (1976-82), Ms. Abakanowicz used the plaster mold of a man to make glued-burlap forms — headless and armless and sexless — that she deployed in groups.
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But the web is also home to many lesser-known printing services, as well as uncommon surfaces on which to enlarge photos for display, be it burlap, wood boards, acrylic or stick-and-peel fabric.
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The four other bodies were wrapped in burlap and placed about 500 feet from one another in Gilgo Beach, leading police to believe that a serial killer, later dubbed the Long Island Serial Killer, was afoot.
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The cloth, cotton batting, burlap, and sheet metal of Shadows of the Field note how Dial's work functions to create a landscape of the American south that speaks to the forgotten materiality of black life there.
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As Glory struggles to get fighters of the caliber of Tyrone Spong and Gokhan Saki back into their ring, the time is right for Scott Coker to swoop in with the burlap sack marked "Viacom Cash".
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To make them feel pampered, she focuses on details that a host might overlook, providing things like soaps, towels and burlap place mats monogrammed with her farm's "G" logo, all of which she buys on Etsy.
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Emerging in the early late 1960s, Flanagan was a stalwart of Post-Minimalism's multimedia experiments, best known for filling tubelike bags of dyed burlap with sand or plaster, letting, in a sense, the sculpture "make" itself.
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Trees traveling with Delta will need to be packaged with all branches wrapped and secured with a burlap material, the airline says, while trees heading to Hawaii must be included on travelers' declarations and pass agricultural inspection.
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Among his belongings, authorities say, were an ax, a machete, a couple of hatchets, four camping knives, 22 meal rations, four cases of water, four burlap sacks, duct tape and eight sets of handcuffs — and his suicide note.
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Each day, my mom would unzip a five-kilogram burlap sack of rice — always basmati — and portion out a cup per person into a large bowl, rinsing and soaking it for hours before giving it a brief boil.
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He still recalls the fatherly tenderness and an air of elegance that Mr. Levin displayed, as well as the dirty pack of playing cards he would use to practice tricks on the bunk's cushions of straw and burlap.
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Whether it's a rough-woven piece of burlap, a sparkly piece of an old Halloween costume, or even a section of an old curtain or skirt, you can use a portion of fabric to wrap a small gift.
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For the last month, Mr. Sanches and his crew have leapfrogged from modest backyards to multi-million-dollar estates throughout the Hamptons, unspooling and cutting $000 rolls of burlap and stitching them into slipcovers for virtually anything green.
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Over the years, there has been speculation that the killer is a drifter, a fisherman, a seasonal worker or a businessman who commutes from Long Island to New York City because the burlap victims disappeared in the summer months.
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As an editor at Poetry Australia and Quadrant he had a keen eye for words that had lost their bite, killing them as briskly as the trapped rabbits he had chopped and dropped, "still straining", into his burlap bag.
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Image 2 of 2 SRINAGAR, India – Along a bustling road set amid a series of new McMansions in Kashmir&aposs main city, a half-dozen extended families are camped in an open field in shelters of burlap and plastic.
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Over the next several days, police discovered the bodies of three other young women, all wrapped in burlap and placed within about 240 feet of one another, buried in the marsh on Gilgo Beach in Long Island, New York.
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I also hope he starts printing dollar signs on sturdy burlap bags so bank robbers, bookies, counterfeiters, bootleggers, jewel thieves, con men, and other old-school criminals can finally have appropriately marked bags to put their dirty money in.
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An "I Love Lucy" episode in which Lucy went on a hunger strike to protest Ricky not buying her a gown involved a sack dress, I think, one made of burlap — anyway, it was enough to make Lucy happy.
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However, the fearless resistance conveyed through the arpilleras — small traditional quilts sewn upon burlap — on display at the Museum of Latin American Art (MOLAA) does not leave the memories of Chile's brutal military dictatorship (229–1990) up for interpretation.
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He often displays his work in public venues, such as condominium buildings or bridges, but in the case of Material Effects, Mahama has shrouded a vaulting section of the Broad's oddly canted architecture in a bespoke garb of dirty burlap.
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The Polish-born artist Magdalena Abakanowicz, who for nearly three decades beginning in the 1960s created haunting abstract sculptures in burlap and sisal, began working in bronze (a more traditionally "heroic" medium, valued for its durability) in the late 1980s.
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Constructed in viscous paint with embedded grommets, straps, pushpins, laces, ropes, folds, flaps, seams, cloth strips, and patches of coarse burlap, these austere and monumental "near monochromes" have the presence of hermetically sealed bodies that are synchronously wounded and healing.
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One Facebook group devoted to his recipes has nearly 10,000 members — which may explain a recent run on Burlap & Barrel's black lime, a Persian essential: limes baked in the sun until they grow hard and dark, then crushed into powder.
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That is, a tidily tailored topcoat of refined burlap was worn with a pair of what Mr. Snyder called "active shorts," along with military dress shoes from Alden and black socks pulled high, just like his father used to wear them.
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Now that we've decided to throw hair gummies, zoodles, and every other terrible 2010s wellness trend into a metaphorical burlap sack and toss 'em into the nearest, equally metaphorical lake, we can start fresh and find some new, actually useful ones.
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DHAKA (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - As countries around the world try to cut down on throw-away plastic shopping bags, Bangladesh is hoping to cash in on an alternative: plastic-like bags made from jute, the plant fiber used to produce burlap bags.
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He stretched burlap over the top of the kettle to protect it from any unwanted debris, and let the wort (the precursor to beer) cool naturally overnight, turning it into a welcoming party for a host of ambient, wild yeast and bacteria.
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Living in Paris and New York, however, Mr. Kim produced work that evolved into what you see here: a radiant, abstract brand of Pop Art, with concentric forms rendered in an unusual mix of acrylic and cellulose lacquer on burlap or canvas.
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The reader is stuffed in a burlap bag, shoved in a trunk and driven around with little sense of where the car's headed or who the driver is; it's up to the author to provide contours, bearings and ultimately a little light.
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Jannis Kounellis, a Greek-born Italian artist who made use of humble materials like burlap sacks, wax and coal in works of sculpture and installations that offered a poetic counterstatement to the values of high art and the corporate world, died on Feb.
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In a shot that was as gorgeous as it was awful, Nina's body crumpled to the ground as she bled onto on the cold floor, discarded until she was finally rolled into a burlap sack and carried away, never to be heard from again.
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Arriving early in the morning at the little wooden hut, 10 miles from the nearest town, I stocked the displays from the refrigerated trailer behind the stand, building tomato and peach pyramids, lugging out watermelons one by one, and wrestling 60-pound burlap corn sacks.
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Further afield, the geologist Matthew J. James's COLLECTING EVOLUTION (Oxford University Press, $34.95) recounts a 1905-6 Galapagos visit in which the legendary field naturalist Rollo Beck, wielding shotgun, burlap bags and camera, made observations that provided crucial support for Darwin's work in those islands.
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The stakes of the faux-flower question can be high — especially for Meagan Bowman, the founder of Eco Flower, which sells flowers made of sola wood, birch wood, denim, pine cones, burlap, old novels, used music sheets, jewelry and pretty much anything else at hand.
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Here in Brooklyn, at King Tut Pie, the surroundings are humbler: a few sidewalk tables tucked under an awning and a room of efficient tile, with pale gold cushions on a lone banquette and burlap shades bearing the ghostly imprint of King Tut's funerary mask.
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"All we had in the beginning were a two-wheel buggy, a shovel, some burlap sacks and Bo's big ideas," a longtime associate recalled in Mr. Pilgrim's memoir, "One Pilgrim's Progress: How to Build a World-Class Company and Who to Credit," published in 2005.
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Just when apartment-design bloggers and Instagrammers had become obsessed with the warm, homey Scandinavian quality known as hygge, the Four Horsemen offered a hygge-rich environment, with burlap-coated walls and Opinel steak knives whose wood handles were the color of Christmas lights.
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Dated 2016 and made of vinyl paint, graphite paint, felt and fabric on gessoed burlap mounted to plywood, they allow each formal element a certain autonomy, a disconnectedness that points to inclusion for its own sake, rather than for the integrity of the overall composition.
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The unassuming 1930s-era oak chair with a replacement burlap seat decorated with a red thistle sat in front of Rowling's typewriter when she was "writing two of the most important books of the modern era," said James Gannon, director of rare books at Heritage Auctions.
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When he's not dozing in and out of consciousness whilst choking on his own vomit in one of the club's dark corners, he's likely dipping his knackered pinky finger into his burlap sack-sized bag of steamy, humidified cocaine, forcefully jamming it up an unwary stranger's nostril.
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At the time, Gi-Ho had graced the cover of Food Arts Magazine for being a forefather of the foraging movement—he's been picking milkweed since long before the chef at your local burlap-covered hipsteria was even born—as well as his holistic approach to cooking.
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They usually arrived in the predawn hours, before the creatures emerged from their slumber, and climbed into one of the observation towers they had constructed on the colonies: stilted plywood platforms 10 feet high, covered by tarps or burlap sacks with small openings for microphones and cameras.
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He worked on a wide variety of surfaces, from burlap to Masonite, and the heavy annotations on inventory lists from paint companies along with letters to distributors about his interest in new pigments and chemicals offer insight into his engagement with materials on the most minute level.
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For Ori Zohar, co-founder of mission-oriented single-origin spice company Burlap & Barrel, growing slowly and steadily as a for-profit through a mix of reinvesting in the business using its own earned revenues and Kiva, a loan platform aimed towards low-income entrepreneurs, made the most sense.
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He was in architecture school at Syracuse University then, and he chose the bed mostly because it was low and fit the look he was after: He had wrapped his room in red burlap, and the décor included a fish tank, a butterfly chair and a pair of Mexican huaraches.
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An impressive medley of aesthetic strategies (rips, sutures, holes, fragments, patches, stitches, wrappings, knots) combined with a startling array of painterly, handmade and found materials (repurposed fabric, linoleum, metal, charred wood, grommets, burlap, natural straw, leaves, root, hair, blood, latex rubber) characterize the visual lexicon of this pioneering artist's work.
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The only woman to show with the dealer Leo Castelli in the 1960s, Ms. Bontecou is best known for her fierce wall-mounted sculptures of burlap and canvas, but her drawings, of eyes and teeth and uncertain orifices, also turn space into absorbing voids, thanks to passages of heavy black.
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In the apartment, Mr. Hicks, whose loopy and appealing photo vignettes have made him an Instagram star, has glued pheasant feathers to a lampshade, made voluptuous resin furniture and painted his burlap walls with scenes of 1313th-century Constantinople and portraits of his chickens, Instagram stars in their own right.
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There is barely time to absorb the video before being drawn into Mahama's piece, which is made of hundreds of cocoa-bean sacks, worn beyond utility through multiple uses, first for cocoa, then for the personal transport of commodities like vegetables, and finally to carry coal, which leaves the burlap marked and unusable.
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The series earlier showed an alleged accomplice say on hidden camera that he accepted an offer of $1,500 from Van der Sloot to dig up the remains, which the alleged accomplice claimed included blonde hair in a burlap bag that dripped black-brown fluid as he raised the bag from the ground.
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It's a pleasingly human irony—he may lead a revolutionary team, but Kerr still finds comfort in the sounds of an era when musicians with relief-pitcher goatees and burlap hats gave voice to the needs and frustrations of other men with similar facial hair by making guttural keening sounds and taking unhurried guitar solos.
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Zohar from Burlap & Barrel reminds me that in a world where tech-sized exits in the hundreds of millions or more are seen as the apex of success, food businesses often load up an "unhealthy level of expenses…spending more than they are making," only to run out of money before hitting any major milestones.
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The alleged accomplice claimed the two men found the remains buried in a burlap sack wrapped in a blue tarp, then doused the skull with gasoline to burn it before they "pummeled" the rest to be unrecognizable "as arm bones or skull or anything like that," then rented a fisherman's boat to dump them at sea.
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Amanda Barthelemy, the younger sister of Melissa Barthelemy—who disappeared in 21 and was discovered during the search for Gilbert as a skeleton wrapped in burlap along the bramble of Ocean Parkway in December 21—was tormented by the killer in a series of violent and sexually explicit phone calls made from locations in and around Midtown Manhattan.
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She was 5 when the tanks started rolling and 8 by the time it was over, and during those years she learned what it meant to lose her home, to have all her essential belongings in a burlap bag, to have not enough to eat — which is why Costco is now her favorite place in the world.
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And while the convoy headed back to Dong Ha the afternoon after a drop, the grunts guarding the road would throw a bag into your truck as you drove by, a burlap or polypropylene woven bag usually used for sandbagging but with a rock in it to make it sail like a projectile, and you'd snatch it coming in your window.
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He pulled his trailer, piled with wreaths, roping and the other decorations he had created, down the ramp to the plaza between the Seventh Avenue subway and what was then the U.S.O. His crew unloaded the trailer, lugged the decorations into the main station, climbed and hung the wreaths and roping from the iron columns into the hushed vastness, with me asleep on a burlap bag of spare princess pine.
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I gazed in awe at some of the most ugly-beautiful Brutalist buildings I'd ever seen, ate an exquisitely poached filet of whiting with spring peas at a serene restaurant where the bread comes in a miniature burlap sack, and ambled around an empty museum filled with sleek 214s furniture that, in the absence of any other visitors or even (as far as I could tell) a guard, I found exceedingly hard not to sit on.
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But more than that stuff, Kanye's great because every time he puts out a record it feels like a total sonic recalibration for hip-hop—now, rap must sound like goth-gospel (gothpel?), and if anyone has a problem with it, well, it's too bad because that's just what we're all doing now, excuse me while I change into this burlap sack and go pick up the Yeezy Boosts that Taylor Swift's little brother threw in the trash.
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Before Dylann Roof murdered nine black churchgoers in Charleston, before Heather Heyer was killed in Charlottesville while protesting the torch-wielding "alt-right" — before, in short, everyone suddenly felt an urgent need to understand violent white racism — a Norwegian journalist named Vegas Tenold was watching neo-Nazi street fights, attending a Klan wedding and learning the best way to burn a cross (first wrap it in old clothes, then finish with a ribbon of burlap to create a flaming spiral effect).
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They were not affluent; sometimes they struggled, but their homes were filled with the intangible rewards of creativity and imagination: A ranch in Arizona, where an old man showed Sandy, as he would later recall, "how to make a wigwam out of burlap bags pinned together with nails"; a house in Pasadena, California, where the boy had a basement workshop; Philadelphia, again; Croton-on-Hudson, north of Manhattan; San Francisco and Oakland, California — these were some of the places in which Sandy grew up, exposed to his parents' art-making and encouraged by them to cultivate, as Perl notes, the "play instinct" in his penchant for tinkering and making things.
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