One 2012 study that categorized 1,540 cases of perforated eardrums found that 3.5 percent of perforated eardrums were caused by cotton swabs.
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The Perforated SandalPlatforms already have a vintage vibe going for them, so just go with it by styling these perforated ones with a look that feels equally nostalgic.
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Scanning machines reportedly jammed if voters failed to tear their paper ballots across a bisecting perforated edge, or if they did tear along the perforated edge, but imperfectly.
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In a hotel pan with perforated bottom, place ribs upright.
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But what once was a landscape perforated with wells is
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The perforated cylinders still have bronze nails embedded in them.
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These plastic wrappers do not tear on the perforated lines.
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Survivors may suffer perforated intestines, heart problems and other complications.
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The oven's perforated pan delivers a crispy finish on the underside.
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Place them on a perforated pizza pan or a broiler pan.
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There were hundreds of broken necks, perforated hearts, catastrophic brain injuries.
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The perforated blade of a Luba ax looks spider-web fine.
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Doctors were worried about an infection since Bolsonaro's intestines were perforated.
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"[The stabilizers] aren't neon orange or brown with perforated holes," she says.
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Traditional roti is much thicker whereas lambi roti is crisp and perforated.
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It's a black tube with a flat top and micro-perforated sides.
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Pretrial meetings were conducted — awkwardly at best — through a perforated plexiglass window.
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Both are covered with sinuous black shapes perforated by vacuoles of red.
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Still, $70,000 would have bought a lot of novelty perforated $2 bills.
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Image: NASA/JPL-Caltech/UCLA/MPS/DLR/IDABy examining photos of Occator Crater, the team estimated the ages of bright material by looking at how strongly "perforated" each was—the less perforated the crater, younger it (probably) is.
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In one case, a surgeon had perforated a patient's bowel during a laparoscopy.
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Just tear along the perforated lines and insert the included plastic VR lenses.
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A man creates perforated paper to decorate the streets and offerings on Oct.
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The aesthetic focus this go around includes whimsical pastels and sporty perforated details.
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Two weeks before that, he suffered a perforated lung on this jarring hit.
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Can't we get a properly perforated piece of plastic wrapper for the lid?
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"They had to put a black perforated cover on the front," Cazares says.
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And it's perforated, allowing one to tear it into three regular-sized portions.
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The Mercedes tri-star badge fits nicely into the perforated horizontal grille bars.
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If crispy crust and fast cooking times sound appealing, consider a perforated pan.
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There's also water-cooling and a perforated metal mesh to keep the airflow going.
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One attachment is like a giant metal shelf nearly perforated with berry-shaped holes.
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You can create a unique flower arrangement by placing stems in the perforated pattern.
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But the fabric holds its form even if perforated by a spray of shrapnel.
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His ear is perforated but he says he's too old now for an earring.
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The cause was a cranial infection that had developed out of a perforated eardrum.
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The object resembled half an oversize walnut shell, the rim perforated evenly with holes.
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The two converse through a plastic window perforated by a smattering of pin holes.
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The bullet passed through Ortiz's lower back and perforated his intestines and lower organs.
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This is one of their latest, which have perforated midsoles and outsoles for drainage.
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Perforated ladles are a recurring favorite, and the bowl cut is making a comeback.
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Her use of mesh and perforated planes underscore both the body's absence and rigidity.
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The one that killed her was a wound to the chest that perforated her aorta.
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The monstera, whose perforated deliciosa leaves adorn smartphone cases and statement wallpaper, is an aroid.
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The initial plan was to cast the facade panels, perforated with decorated patterns, in bronze.
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The seats as well as the rest of the interiors get fine, perforated Nappa leather.
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While removing the placenta, Park "inadvertently perforated the uterus," causing her blood pressure to drop.
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Ironically, she called it "lace" — and, technically, as a fabric perforated with openings, it was.
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LG: Same exact thing, except it happens to have a couple of Nike Watch interfaces with shortcuts to running through the Nike Running app, and then it's got a perforated band, which I think, like Casey Newton said, it was something like chemically perforated.
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Yeah, the thing that looks like a perforated space helmet, but it's actually called a colander?
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The episode also features a memorably violent scene in which a room is perforated by railguns.
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Nobody wants to see melted dirt sliding between a layer of sweaty feet and perforated foam.
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Fitbit also sells leather and sport bands (a knockoff of the perforated Apple Watch Nike+ band).
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"Alright" somehow manages to sound carefree yet urgent, like a radio jingle perforated by drum fills.
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She had open-heart surgery in 2009 and in 2008 underwent surgery for a perforated ulcer.
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And in another, guards mocked a prisoner's pain before he, too, died from a perforated ulcer.
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She underwent surgery for a perforated ulcer in 2008 and had heart surgery four months later.
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The R.C. car is simple, spanning two perforated cardboard sheets and only one multi-part step.
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They are unique because they are perforated with holes and colored with red and yellow pigment.
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The steering wheel feels great, is leather-wrapped and perforated, and offers buttons to the left ...
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Next to him was an empty helmet propped up to trick snipers, already perforated with multiple holes.
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It featured four different sport bands with perforated holes that you could purchase separately from the watch.
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How do we read the vertical washes color that seem to have melded to the perforated surface?
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The projector that fills a quarter dome of perforated screen space, however, is state of the art.
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The artist Josephine Sacabo, a friend, said the cause was complications of surgery for a perforated ulcer.
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The sheet-music stand, a flat board perforated in a rhythmic Moorish design, is lovely unto itself.
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It's a throwback to the 1880s, when people had their portraits printed on perforated sheets resembling stamps.
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He first checked in on a patient he'd operated on two days earlier, for a perforated ulcer.
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In 1998, Martinez testified, he was stabbed seven times in his cell, his lungs and intestines perforated.
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As the liquid evaporates, it rises through the copper column above the still, hitting seven perforated plates.
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A large metal chain, where a punching bag surely hangs sometimes, peeks out from the perforated ceiling.
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"Ant Farm" combines colorful graphics with perforated peeks at the antlike movement of people and cars behind.
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Books of The Times It can be hard for criticism to cohere when it's perforated by ambivalence.
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Two layers of AirScape, a perforated, breathable foam, push air through the mattress to keep you cool.
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I smiled a smile I did not feel as my damp denims squeaked against the perforated leather.
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Consider, for example, that he carries (legal) pads of perforated $2 bills just to freak people out.
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The minimalist branding, comprised of a distinct, perforated "R," has been a street-style phenomenon for seasons now.
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I open the gift, and it's the new large fanny pack in white perforated leather from Clare Vivier.
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The Slovakian artist uses plaster to create naturalistic forms and perforated, egg-like crucibles on a large scale.
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It's mainly a perforated silicone layer that grips dishes so users can apply pressure while scrubbing one surface.
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Fuel travels up through the handle and out to a wind-proof perforated grate, similar to a Zippo.
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Eight days later, her bowel perforated, her parents Jim Bob and Michelle Duggar told PEOPLE after her birth.
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While the cases are rare, Magee said he&aposs seen recruits with broken bones and perforated ear drums.
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And no matter how you sleep, its bamboo fiber pairs with its unique perforated design to prevent perspiration.
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Writing data is accomplished using a so-called microwell, a thin metal plate perforated with 384 tiny holes.
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Its new Rustic Weave brand is an artisan crafted toilet paper that is hand-pulped and hand-perforated.
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It is a species of polyethylene sheet perforated by pores 50-1,000 nanometres (billionths of a metre) across.
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For heat, there is one silver cylinder-shaped grate, perforated evenly with holes the size of children's fingers.
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Its micro-perforated mesh drains all the water quickly but doesn't let nearly any strands of pasta escape.
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The Aventador's steering wheel is Alcantara and perforated leather, with long paddle shifters and a digital instrument cluster.
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It was the second time in two years that a P.T.S. prisoner had died from a perforated ulcer.
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The shape is akin to that of a large serving utensil and is perforated, just like a strainer.
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Excess storm water will collect in this bed and empty gradually through perforated pipes threaded through the gravel.
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Concerns about fraudulent social media accounts aren't new — disinformation spread by trolls or foreign actors perforated the 2016 campaign.
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The glare undulates for miles across the hillsides, touching cozy homes and glitzy high-rises and bullet-perforated storefronts.
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The perforated holes on either side are not only aesthetically pleasing but actively cool the grill as it cooks.
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The official campaign image features Graham in a marbled matching set and perforated jacket tied cooly around the waist.
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The Nike-branded Apple Watch has perforated watchbands, some engraving on the underside, and comes with Nike watchface options.
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An autopsy revealed Bailey died from "massive blood loss" after bullets perforated his heart, left lung and other organs.
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Where the bullets had perforated his head, she slid on a baseball cap that read "Mado" across the front.
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"I have a weird addiction to perforated metal," he said, whether it's from Mathieu Matégot or a mechanic's workbench.
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The tops of each cylinder are perforated so that during the day, sunshine projects tiny constellations inside the tubes.
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Kuma fingered a loose, perforated canopy strung up by one of his students and discussed it briefly with him.
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A polished column of stainless steel, it has a perforated lid that lets in oxygen to nourish aerobic bacteria.
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Two of the pans in our guide are perforated, which is to say they have holes in the bottom.
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The brand's signature three-stripe motif is executed in silicone dots, while the perforated tongue displays a vintage Adidas print.
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I am obsessed with the over-sized holes and little blue snake skin back detail in these Zora Perforated kicks.
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One of the rubber boats was perforated and nearly submerged, and a wooden boat had its engine missing, he said.
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You can easily tell Apple Nike+ Watch model from other models by its noticeable band which sports a perforated design.
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The oven comes with two pans, including one that's perforated to allow the underside of a pizza to properly crisp.
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Spread the peas on the perforated foil pan and grill over high heat, undisturbed, until lightly charred, about 2 minutes.
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There is a tension between solidity and disintegration, between the boldly colored passages of impasto and the noticeably perforated field.
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For the "Digital Witness" tour, she wore a tight, perforated fake-leather jumpsuit with a plunging neckline, and smeared lipstick.
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Martinez said he was stabbed in prison on three occasions, in attacks that left his lung, intestines and pancreas perforated.
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Made of perforated stainless steel, it is an architectural structure in the form of a blazer, dress shirt and tie.
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Many people who have used Essure have claimed to experience devastating side effects, such as perforated uteruses and fallopian tubes.
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The coronavirus pandemic has perforated the lives of millions, either directly or indirectly, as it has spread across the globe.
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If the surfaces end up perforated, patches can be cannibalized from other works by Mr. Khanh that are deemed unsalvageable.
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Layers of the perforated AirScape foam and cooling gel are mixed in there to keep a cool temperature all night.
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Wrapped around the thick-walled sides of the center, a perforated aluminum skin will act as both shade and insulation.
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The bullet perforated Ortiz's intestines and internal organs before hitting his friend, TV talk show host Jhoel Lopez, in the leg.
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The Folha de S.Paulo newspaper reported earlier that Bolsonaro was having surgery for a perforated liver that caused loss of blood.
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There are of course some thermal benefits to having a perforated case, but surely there are other ways to accomplish that.
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As with the Nike watch, the Adidas Edition gets you a custom watch face and a perforated "breathable" band for running.
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Sketch, Jay, and Alice stroll in with their pads and pens and hear the regrettable story of how needle perforated skin.
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In Los Angeles, a receiver converted the impulses back into perforated tapes, which were fed into three giant Monarch linecasting machines.
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Beneath it, he discovered a perforated sheet of metal, which proved to be the top of a narrow, coffinlike underground cage.
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" Read more " Blitab looks like any other tablet, save for the top half, which is perforated into a grid with holes.
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Behind the perforated façade of the Diller, Scofidio + Renfro-designed building lies their 5013,5003-work collection, spanning the last 219 years.
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Close-up photographs of natural life printed on perforated vinyl have their colors and texture offset to the point of artificiality.
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Called "Day to Night," the collection features four different colors of sport bands that include perforated holes to air out your sweat.
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That's why it's harder to hear when you have a perforated eardrum; and the larger the hole, the greater the hearing loss.
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The rugged, mountainous landscape of the north is perforated by synthetic piles of survival, ones that challenge its legitimacy over the land.
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I sensed a vomit eruption was about to happen so [I] grabbed the nearest bin, only to find the bin was perforated.
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The buckets are sealed so that the elephant can't see inside them, but they're perforated so that he can smell the contents.
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A perforated uterus and tissue remaining in the uterus that leads to sepsis are two examples of what can go horribly wrong.
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A leather upper with Adidas' perforated three stripes and green detailing on the tongue and heel tab make this pair a classic.
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This waterproof notepad has perforated pages, so you can take your big ideas or to-do lists with you once you're clean.
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The artist turns discarded metal into perforated woks, suspended miniature homes, and finely-wrought and 3D installations that brim with natural movement.
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The perforated globe pendant over the dining table and the pair of factory lights in the kitchen are from Hudson Valley Lighting.
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One in 1000 women are at risk for a perforated uterus during the procedure, when it's done by a trained medical provider.
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For Sophie, the singing program was a celebration: Tuesday was her last day in the hospital after being treated for a perforated appendix.
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If the doctor can't see the string on the end of the device, they do an ultrasound to make sure it hasn't perforated.
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The hotel where Drollinger would be staying, a Crowne Plaza shaped like a perforated ziggurat, squatted up on the hill just beyond it.
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There are severed mannequin parts, perforated movie star pin-ups, sun-scarred wedding albums, and strange assemblages of discarded consumer goods and debris.
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And because it's both perforated and hole punched, you can easily remove clean-edged pages or snap the whole thing into a binder.
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The tops of the shoes are made out of a 3D sculpted, perforated chamois leather that meets a knitting "collar" at the top.
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Each earring is perforated at specific points to hang each strand of embroidery and has 14 different modules connected to make them possible.
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A Kay Jewelers franchise becomes an elongated tubular structure with perforated holes, reminiscent of a spaceship from a cheesy 80s sci-fi flick.
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"They had rolls, once" refers to the rolls of perforated paper that scrolled through a player piano to trigger the keys to strike.
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The Dial-o-verter turned the perforated code into electronic impulses that were sent over the phone wires at 21963,703 words a minute.
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Laser-perforated numbers eliminate the need for numbers applied to the material, which can be cumbersome even by the most microscopic of measurements.
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The banners — perforated so they don't blow away — can be up to 54 feet high, and most artists have wanted to go big.
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After being denied service, he took a fountain pen and perforated the condoms he had affixed to his upper body to imitate breasts.
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Another disciple, Max Lipsey, an American based in the Netherlands, designed his Acciaio chairs for Cappellini ($4,770) with perforated leather seats and backs.
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The Steinbach "injektion system" consists of six connecting yellow tubes, each five metres long and perforated with nozzles at intervals of ten centimetres.
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My review kit included a very comfortable perforated leather strap that was much easier to install, but that will cost you $22 extra.
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Both the Nike Victory Full-Coverage Swimsuit and the Nike Victory Swim Tunic Top feature a built-in sports bra with perforated cups.
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But she died of sepsis, probably caused by a perforated ulcer in her intestine, according to James P. Elliott, the Elkhart County coroner.
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Inside that silver thing that looks like a perforated coffee can is a tiny flame in a quartz cell heated to 1,000 degrees Celsius.
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Satterfield is suing for at least $500,000 in damages for injuries including a concussion, facial fractures, extensive bruising, and a perforated eardrum, among others.
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The microfiber-covered Elear pads use the same memory foam, but they can't match the feathery softness of the more expensive pair's perforated leather.
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At first you may notice that the fabric is quilted, slyly evoking Chanel's little quilted purses with the gold chains, then, that it's perforated.
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Local materials such as teak and red brick help to create jalees (lattices) and beras (perforated screens), which provide cheap shading, shelter and ventilation.
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The plaintiffs in the lawsuits, however, say that Mirena perforated their uteruses after insertion, and that Bayer failed to warn them about this possibility.
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What was not thrilling about the Emmys, honestly, was the horrible perforated goldenrod backdrop that some deathly committee of people chose for celebrity entrances.
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Kristen Stewart wore a pair of perforated Freda Salvador loafers with a simple black Cushnie et Ochs slip dress at the Cafe Society press luncheon.
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It has a hydraulic door with a laser-perforated metal screen, smooth white terrazzo floors, white floating stairs and an arresting view of the ocean.
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ISIS's nature, despite the beheading videos, is unremarkable, and no different from predecessors who blew up mosques and perforated skulls in Iraq with power drills.
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It features a perforated outline for Adidas' signature three side stripes, as well as the word "Calabasas" printed on it in a metallic gold font.
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But none of these artifacts had been intentionally shaped into a recognizable form, nor where they perforated with holes or made into three-dimensional objects.
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Toss cucumbers and salt together and place in a perforated pan or in a colander over a bowl and let sit for 2 hours. 2.
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In the summer of 1943, friends smuggled him by a circuitous route to a hospital in Paris, where he underwent emergency surgery for perforated ulcers.
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Mr. Culpepper, who was wanted for a parole violation, died minutes later from what the coroner handling his case called a "perfectly treatable" perforated ulcer.
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Ward's most recent works, displayed in the penultimate room, are massive copper sheets perforated with holes, each with its own orbit of flatheaded copper nails.
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The bullet passed through his lower back and perforated his intestines and lower organs before hitting his friend, TV personality Jhoel Lopez, in the leg.
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" Later, you'll hear the commander in chief issue devastating taunts such as "You guys are roast chicken!" and "I'll make you just like perforated cheese!
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Red perforated forms are layered atop fish-like figures that transition from green to pale blue as they rise up the height of the painting.
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The shorts, meant for running, feature a perforated venting system for cooling, as well as two side zipper pockets to hold essentials during a jog.
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The marker eventually rubs off, but the skin becomes so perforated that you just trace the raised moguls of irritated flesh, fingering them like Braille.
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A 50-year-old man who lived at home with his mother died after a vibrator got lodged in his anus and perforated his bowels.
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Over the past several weeks, the stunning chicken has undergone knee surgery and emergency abdominal surgery to remove an egg that had perforated her reproductive tract.
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A perforated panel at the bottom — HexaFlow Vent, in Samsung parlance — helps airflow around the innards of each machine and is unlockable with just three screws.
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But as passengers descend to the platform, the stations become more and more uniform, with identical perforated glass-fibre panels, benches and signage creating unvaried environments.
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The memorial will feature 22 perforated aluminum arcs grouped into a single 30-foot monument "symbolizing unity and emanating light into the sky," Walmart said Tuesday.
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Side by side, the similarities between these two products are pretty hard to ignore: the interior bags filled with liquid, the perforated cardboard flaps, the taps.
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The accident was caused by a earth moving machine that perforated the pipeline while digging near a highway, Mexico's Civil Protection agency said in a statement.
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Someone tried to shoot him at his home in 22016, leaving his car perforated by bullets, and in 211 he discovered an explosive under his vehicle.
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Inside, there's a perforated leather liner, which definitely ups the luxe factor and keeps the shoes sturdy whether they're headed to Coachella or a beachside brunch.
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The brand has given the round-toed shoe a birthday update with perforated white leather and gold detailing, ushering the Cortez Classic Premium QS into 2017.
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The astronomically expensive dome is the size of five football fields, constructed to resemble a starry sky through light and shifting patterns perforated into its design.
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Lee describes working to repair at least seven wounds in the defector's perforated bowel while the white worms were squirming their way out of Oh's body.
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The flat-bottomed wheel is wrapped in stitched, perforated leather, and is complete with Italian-flag colors to accompany the switchgear that controls some vehicle functions.
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At one point, standing on the other side of the room and looking at "Overlap," I thought that Lerner had perforated the surface of her painting.
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"See, each one is based on colors from a Unesco site," he said, as he slid a finger along a perforated page to reveal a pattern.
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The bedroom itself is contained by the zinc-covered concrete dome, with motorized curved doors of perforated aluminum that open to a vast, circular outdoor terrace.
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Finally, the Apple Watch Nike Series 5 has different bands than the regular versions, including the perforated Nike Sport Band and the colorful Nike Sport Loop.
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While Cersei has always channeled her father in various ways, she now outright copies him in her style, leaning into tight, black perforated and quilted styles.
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In terms of the injuries sustained, children were treated for foreign body sensation (the feeling that something's inside the ear), perforated ear drums, and soft tissue injuries.
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A set of perforated metal Levis splints from around 1890 are exhibited alongside the Eames splint in The Body Extended, demonstrating the technology that preceded their design.
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It appears people in different parts of the world are panicking over the coronavirus -- and it would seem having an arsenal of perforated protection is absolutely essential.
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Another called for perforated metal leaves inspired by mimosa plants that would open and close when Metro-North Railroad trains rumbled through the tunnels beneath the medians.
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Every lithium-ion battery is made of sheets of positive (lithium cobalt oxide) and negative electrodes (carbon), with perforated separators between them, wound in tight, overlapping spirals.
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But on the other side of the wall is a pipe perforated with hundreds of tiny holes: water flows through it and drips steadily onto the window pane.
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Image: AppleThe second idea Apple has is using a perforated membrane that would, it appears, emit gas or air with each keypress, effectively clearing the key of debris.
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Some buried skulls were perforated and there were signs of fatal cuts and breaks in several bones, suggestive of human sacrifice, though this remains uncertain, the researchers said.
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Shoddy vent grids covering an alarmingly hollow-sounding interior have been replaced with an innovative perforated vent design that is as fresh-looking as it is solid-feeling.
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While comfortable, they look like economy car seats instead of the quilted and perforated leather options you can get elsewhere in the segment or in other BMW models.
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Some had perforated eardrums because of powerful explosions, said Dr. Luv Luthra, a doctor treating victims in the surgery ward of the Jawaharlal Nehru Medical College in Wardha.
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The wounds to his back "collectively perforated the heart, left lung, diaphragm, and penetrated the spleen, resulting in massive blood loss and his subsequent death," the report said.
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In "Samurai 6" (1982), Simpson uses enamel paint, which she slowly lightens from gray to white as it moves up a series of stacked planes and perforated planes.
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Excited about the prospects of new geothermal energy, the project partnered with Iceland's National Power Company, and installed a perforated steel casing at the bottom of the well.
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"Lumen" was selected as the winner of this year's Young Architects Program, a competition seeking original designs for temporary installations that afford water, seating and shade (however perforated).
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She is drawn to a pair of white perforated leather sneakers ($2175), which look as if someone had folded lace napkins into shoes, a very clever table trick.
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The structures, which resemble trees, are all completely different from one another, with inch-and-a-half steel plates that are perforated with designs unique to that one structure.
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However, the main distinction appears to lie in the perforated lid, which allow moisture to escape, guaranteeing a less soggy slice by the time it arrives at workers' pods.
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A Refinery29 dive into the reports found that the incidents ranged from pregnancies to much more severe issues: Essure coils have reportedly perforated amniotic sacs and induced early labor.
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Hanford and her team created a three-foot tall pyramid of perforated plates and, when they placed it underwater and tried to detect it using sound waves, they couldn't.
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The kitchen, as well as free-standing versions of the hardware and two Green River Project perforated aluminum sconces, will soon go on view at Bargo's apartment-cum-gallery.
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I gave one of them, a guy with Eminem-like platinum hair and a perforated shirt which he said he'd made himself, half the panzerotti that cost us €230.
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In other watercolors, where the colors bleed into each other, Duran seems to have worked in from the edge, making the unpainted ground a field of perforated, negative spaces.
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One Tuesday afternoon, a 9-year-old named Dynasty Arenas-Concepcion lay listlessly in bed on the third floor, antibiotics dripping into her arm to treat her perforated appendix.
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AMG is Mercedes' high-performance division, and my CLA250 tester got a few goodies from the speed freaks, ranging from perforated front discs, a "diamond block" grille, and — hey!
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In 2009, he was grocery shopping with his mother at Pathmark when he opened a tabloid and saw a photograph of Lady Gaga wearing his perforated hyper-textured leggings.
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Some even include automatons that come to life when the organ player starts feeding the book music — in the form of thick, perforated cardboard cards — into the grandiose instrument.
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For her own home in Malibu, she found a perforated, brass-globe pendant lamp at a flea market and had it rewired as a statement piece for a sunroom.
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Plagued by incontinence issues because of a perforated bladder and bowel from previous radiation treatments for ovarian cancer that destroyed her intestines, Liltz's health deteriorated rapidly in prison, says Glasgow.
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The researchers created the three-foot perforated steel pyramid shown above, put it in a tank of water, and hit it sound waves between 7000 and 12000 Hz in frequency.
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His design team proposed offsetting the green tint by painting the back of the glass white, then fixing it to perforated metal sheets coated on one side with white silicone.
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And not only that, but the CALIA by Carrie Underwood Women&aposs Anywhere Metallic Foil Perforated Half Zip Jacket is on sale for 50 percent off — $45, down from $89.
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According to the Dorset Police Volunteers, the woman who suffered a perforated bowel was in the hospital for over six weeks and has been off work now for six months.
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This one has a perforated watch band and a couple of Nike watchfaces, as well as short cuts to the Nike running app; otherwise, it's the same Series 2 Watch.
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In my own tiny bathroom, I installed a Donald Judd-inspired floating counter and the most streamlined fixtures I could find, including a showerhead that is a straight perforated rod.
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Tacos — one of barracuda poached in clarified butter, another of slow-braised short rib — are anointed with sinigang, a tangy tamarind soup, and turned prickly with perforated curls of chicharrones.
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Around 8:15, the D.J. announced that they were due to take the stage, and suddenly, I found myself wondering if I could seek workers' compensation for a perforated eardrum.
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In one case a turtle was found with its digestive tract blocked by a soft piece of plastic; in another, its intestine was perforated by a sharp piece of plastic.
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Two burials had disintegrated headpieces with intricate latticed arrangements of mammal incisors...Another individual was buried with 12 perforated hippo tusks that may have been strung together and worn in life.
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The Nike Watch, meanwhile, has a perforated version of the flexible fluoroelastomer used in the Apple Watch Sport Band, and has the Nike+ Run Club app integrated into the watch face.
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As for the style, the perforated, mesh trend is so hot thanks to the resurgence of athleisure, but with the elegant midi style it keeps the fabric from looking too sporty.
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According to the BBC, in the U.K., one National Health Service worker crashed her car while driving home from work and perforated her bowel from keys attached to her work lanyard.
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But what appears to be ancient, cracked decorative tile is actually a scrim of 66 panels of perforated canvas, each 90 feet high — the largest contemporary artwork commissioned for Rio 2016.
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In New York City, voters mark a paper ballot, which is then torn along a perforated line and fed into scanners as two pages, according to the city Board of Elections.
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The facade's unusual perforated stone screen wraps the main building's exterior and is supported by an aluminum curtain wall — Ms. Lin said it was inspired by microscopic views of bone structure.
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It's a sleek, motorized medley of finely machined rods, screens, perforated disks, and springs in metal, glass, wood, and plastic, set in a box with a circular cut in one side.
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Perforated aluminum panels encircle the building about 20 feet from the facade, so workers can look out on the surrounding green countryside but no one can look in, for security reasons.
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On Friday, hundreds of people had gathered in an almost festive atmosphere in a field where the duct had been perforated by fuel thieves and gasoline spewed 23 feet into the air.
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According to its promotional video, the plate borrows its design from a sponge surface and contains 500 perforated holes to absorb the oil from a dish into the bottom of each crevice.
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The perforated cup design means that the R70x are acoustically transparent, which is to say you'll hear things outside them almost as easily as you would when you're not wearing the headphones.
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Birchbox just launched its Countdown to Beauty advent calendar, which includes 14 perforated compartments, each of which holds either a full-size product or deluxe sample — a $118 value for just $35.
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During a session with a weight-loss surgeon, she's coated in perforated lines; she gazes first at a fantasy of her future thin self and then at the reality, covered in scars.
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Commissioned by Benito Mussolini in the 1930s, the Square Colosseum, as it is commonly called, is a towering block of travertine marble perforated on all sides by a grid of Roman archways.
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He suggests to never try over-the-counter options to remove earwax and to stop using Q-tips because they may cause a perforated eardrum, which can lead to a risky surgery.
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The cover, which is perforated by dozens of openings for control rods and instrumentation, is seen as more vulnerable to carbon concentrations - which make the steel more brittle - than the unperforated base.
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"While most travel mats are folded for travel but best stored rolled, this mat is made to be stored folded," Sol Salute writes, which also points out that the mat is perforated.
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Just across the street the New York architect Stephan Jaklitsch designed a boutique for Marc Jacobs with a facade covered, in various sections, with smooth glass, etched black stone tiles and perforated steel.
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The $125 kit includes a reference Mod, a cover and a Perforated Board, which features an 80-pin connector, designed to develop third-party accessories that snap onto and work with the handset.
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The two devices even look quite a bit alike, owing to the perforated silicone sport bands that triggered at least one staff member's previously undiagnosed trypophobia when we tried it out last fall.
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Columbia's OutDry Extreme ECO Shell rain jacket incorporates the company's new OutDry Extreme technology, which replaces fabrics covered in PFCs with a water-tight rubber-like membrane perforated with millions of tiny holes.
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Earrings are made from strips of leather and perforated with rings; hardware-store plumbing clamps are reinterpreted as 18k-gold and rhodium screw bracelets; helmet bags are remade with industrial mesh into clutches.
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It also features a room with perforated acrylic stencils on top of a bank of TVs, another room with bleach and ink paper prints, and a two-story-high reflected styrofoam cityscape sculpture.
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Tissot V8 Automatic, $237.99 (Originally $395) [You save $157.01]The Tissot V8 Automatic features a white dial with a date display, a silver case, a black bezel, and a perforated black leather band.
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There are subreddits and Facebook groups devoted to the community, and it's perforated pop culture in recent years, with TV programs like National Geographic Channel's "Doomsday Preppers" series that kicked off in 2012.
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After the job is done, she will write out the entire amount and the feel of the check tearing crisply along the perforated line will be a small, silly thing that pleases her.
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Authorities say Ortiz was not the intended target in the shooting -- his friend, Sixto David Fernendez, was -- but the bullet still passed through his lower back and perforated his intestines and lower organs.
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What is clear is that because each sheet, or "blotter," can be perforated into hundreds of little acid-imbued tabs, this guy, Mark McCloud, has amassed several million hits of LSD over the years.
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On the heels of the success of its perforated white leather version modeled by Bella Hadid, Nike is releasing a new range of Nike Cortez Classics with the inspiring women behind International Girl Crew.
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Sony's iconic Trinitron abandoned the perforated metal "shadow mask" that most color TVs used to keep their electron streams separate, for instance, using vertical wires that produced bright, clean colors and a flatter screen.
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"I sustained a broken jaw, fractured finger, perforated eardrum, swollen brain, a liver count 2000x the normal person and spent 2 days in intensive care," Inoue later said of the outcome of the fight.
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Her eardrums were perforated when a bomb exploded in the metro carriage next to hers on Tuesday and doctors had to pull a piece of burned plastic out of the corner of her eye.
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Both were seen wearing athleisure-inspired outfits, with Hadid in a purple bomber jacket, logo-ed bra top, and perforated heels, and Malik in a khaki parka coat, distressed jeans, and a black top.
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From above, it looked like the remains of an island — a dun-colored triangle with so many small ponds and streams it seemed like a large perforated leaf floating on a glassy green sea.
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When turntables were ubiquitous in family homes, flexis were often attached to the spines of magazines by a perforated edge, mailed out as postcards, and even ripped off of the back of cereal boxes.
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On the ground floor, Workshop/APD has connected the buildings with a new shared lobby that is thoroughly contemporary, with perforated metal wall panels, neon signage and a faceted terrazzo-and-wood reception desk.
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The woman had not worn orthodontic braces for 10 years, but after the surgery, the doctors found that what had perforated her bowel was actually a 7-centimeter piece of wire, presumably from her braces.
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Assembly took us less than 10 minutes for each kit; the written-out instructions are straightforward (there are also video instructions) and the cubes come with pre-perforated punch-out walls on all eight sides.
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This was sketched as a shaft around which two ramps spiralled in a double helix—all of it wrapped in a perforated screen of weathered steel, the rust-covered material of a Richard Serra sculpture.
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The ignition coil arc is pretty but hooking up a blank, perforated circuit board to those ignition coils forces the electric arc down its various paths to create a gorgeous random pattern of dangerous electricity.
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I was standing on the 10th-floor viewing terrace of the Tate Modern's new wing, a twisting ziggurat of perforated brick and mortar that rises above the museum's home in the old Bankside Power Station.
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The last time I administered what is called terminal sedation, another accepted strategy, was in the case of a patient with abdominal cancer whose intestines were perforated and for whom surgery was not an option.
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So instead, he instead spent around 160 hours modifying a similar drone, the WLToys V262, with a lightweight foam shield on top, perforated to allow for airflow and a motion-controlled remote strapped to his forearm.
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The exhibition features meditations on abstraction and the figurative such as Shikeith's Untitled (Figure Study), Di-Ay Battad's Estranged Landscape: Lake Pod, Devan Shimoyama's Shadow, Lisa Marie Jakab's Pigeonhole Perforated, and Seth LeDonne's Your Cot Dream.
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Hungry City 10 Photos View Slide Show ' On one side lie eggs scrambled with lox over a drape of injera, the sour, springy Ethiopian flatbread as thin and pliant as a crepe and perforated like coral.
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Look closer, and the faded denim jeans and shirt were actually trompe l'oeil silk; a pair of basket-woven pants, perforated leather; what seemed to be semiprecious stones on a vest, in fact, man-made simulacra.
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Like making cheung fun, the Chinese steamed rice noodle occasionally cooked on cloth, though more commonly steamed on perforated metal, the technique for banh cuon is best learned by doing, under the watch of a professional.
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These "Desenhos Objetos" ("Design Objects"), making use of folded papers that she punctured and perforated, look back to the geometric abstraction of postwar Brazil, though there's an ire, too, in their gashed edges and hidden interiors.
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But to the north, "the front of the building opens up like a flower," with walls of windows framed by anthracite-hued aluminum and perforated copper screens, said Glauco Lolli-Ghetti, the principal of Urban Muse.
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The skins and stems, which generally float to the top of the grape juice to form a cap, are pushed down by a perforated steel sheet, which Mr. Licklider likened to a French-press coffee maker.
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Never seen again — you can't stop seeing the dead wolf opened like luggage on the bed, his turned-out stomach embossed with the pattern of your grandmother's lace bonnet, his intestines perforated by her kicking heels.
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Their painfully slow feedback-heavy dirges seethed and ebbed, rattling the church's stained glass windows and enveloping those assembled in a gaping maw of noise further perforated by drummer and vocalist A.L.N.'s hellish pterodactyl shrieks.
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These powerful pulses will have winked out the electrical grid, crippled computers, disabled phones, burned thread patterns into human flesh, imploded lungs, perforated eardrums, collapsed residences, and made shrapnel of every window in the greater metro area.
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The complete metalworking display is a commision for MGM National Harbor, located south of Washington D.C., and will eventually develop into a towering, perforated archway over the entrance of the Harbor, set to open later in 2016.
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MVRDV acknowledged that their original plans for accessing the top bookshelves through upper-level rooms had to be scrapped because of the tight construction schedule, with "perforated aluminum plates printed to represent books" filling the inaccessible spaces.
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Their wardrobe personalities are built on elaborate collages of tulle, tiers and ruffles; safety-pinned high-waisted rock-star trousers and party dresses covered in sequined poppies, point d'esprit and perforated leather, shredded chiffon and shaggy shearling.
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Its body is perforated by a kidney-shaped hole, and its head sports an enormous shackle — a U-shaped link attached to a bolt running through the head — finely carved from wood and covered in gold leaf.
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Four concrete hollow cylinders — each 18 feet long and 9 feet in diameter and perforated with a constellation of small apertures emitting patterns of light inside the tube — are arranged in the landscape in an open cross.
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Completed two years later, the Chandgaon mosque is simpler and more abstract than Khan's: a long, white rectangle suspended among bananas and palms, perforated by a low threshold that leads into a forecourt beneath an immense oculus.
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The rapper's brand, Yeezy, just unveiled a new shoe silhouette called the "Yeezy Foam Runner" in a feature in The Face magazine, which resembles a clog and appears to be made from a white perforated foam material.
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She described treating a 14-year-old girl who lost a baby and suffered gynecological complications, and a 19-year-old student who, in trying to self-abort with a stick, perforated her uterus and suffered sepsis.
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Indoors, the arched atrium has been restored as a lobby, and geometric-patterned screens, keyhole recesses and perforated metal pendant lamps lend an Andalusian accent to its 200 rooms, which overlook palm-filled gardens or the Mediterranean.
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Though built on the same physical frame as the preceding Focal Utopia, Elear, and Clear, the Stellia are recognizably unique, thanks to their striking exterior, which features an overlay of perforated metal atop yet another layer of leather.
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Everything more complicated than that wafts up the back of your throat via a process called retronasal olfaction to an array of nerve endings dangling through a perforated bit of skull behind your nose called the cribriform plate.
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Mr Payar is an advertisement for "drought-proofing": a simple irrigation system installed last year brings water onto his land in western India from a nearby well, to be drip-fed to his crops through a perforated hose.
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That includes the aluminum furniture of early modernist and industrialist Warren McArthur; home or garage-made folk-art furniture; the rare early work produced by Herman Miller and Knoll, and just about any object made of perforated metal.
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Those bright, perforated bands are removable by pressing a button on the back of the watch and sliding them out, sideways (not to mention the fact that there are more muted options than the yellow version I got).
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I think that's what the start of the video is trying to say; that Mr Blobby is some kind of pink, perforated alien descended to Earth with the expressed intention of pushing Noel Edmonds onto plates of jelly.
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The group does not recommend routine screening for those under 245 because the absolute rates of cancer in those age groups are still very low and there are risks associated with procedures like colonoscopies, including a perforated bowel.
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But, after a few uses, scratches compromised the integrity of the chambers, so Epstein built a more primitive version, using the perforated base of a pipette stand, which was cheap enough to throw away when it became worn.
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Through the two-dimensional forest, where cutouts of trees form perforated curtains that spill onto the floor, Curnier Jardin projects her recent film, Qu'un Sang Impur (2019), which posits the aging female body as a source of contraband sexuality.
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Markar's team reviewed data from 2006 to 93 on patients admitted with ruptured abdominal aortic aneurysm, aortic dissection, appendicitis, perforated esophagus, peptic ulcer perforation, small intestine or large intestine perforation, or an incarcerated or strangulated abdominal or groin hernias.
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Pitot tubes, slender perforated tubes on the wings or fuselage of an aircraft, are used to determine airspeed, a measurement vital to controlling the plane: Too slow and the aircraft can stall, too fast and it can break apart.
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My first call was to Vicki E. Becker, the Elkhart County prosecutor, to ask why no one would be charged in the death, which was a result, according to the coroner's office, of sepsis from an untreated perforated ulcer.
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New York City's notoriously inept and politically compromised Board of Elections was overwhelmed on Election Day by a whopping 38% turnout, perforated two-page ballots that needed to be torn in two before being fed into scanners, and light rain.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazilian far-right presidential candidate Jair Bolsonaro is undergoing surgery for a serious injury to his liver, which was perforated when an attacker stabbed him during a campaign rally on Thursday for next month's election, GloboNews TV reported.
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The term "Jacquard" comes from the name of the man who invented the process of using perforated cards to input pattern designs into the first automated looms, just like the punch cards used to input data for the first IBM computers.
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It features attenuation areas, five feet below ground level, which allow water to drain away, perforated brick facades to deal with heat and humidity and shaded paths and verandahs which allows the use of air-conditioning to be limited to classrooms.
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The exhibition's most fully realized and appealing piece is "Entrance to a Garden" (2002), a 16-foot-tall geometric representation of an empty suit jacket, shirt and tie made of semitransparent, perforated metal panels framed by steel beams painted blue.
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It has numerous mechanical and moving parts, including sliding walls and a horizontal dumbwaiter, some of which seem excessive, but it also involves a great deal of handcrafting, like perforated metal screens that, at least from photographs, contribute a medieval aspect.
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"Claire Falkenstein: Matter in Motion" explodes this narrow view with nearly 50 works, introducing a relentless exploration of abstraction in early paintings on canvas and also curved perforated aluminum; sculptures of wood and glazed ceramics; and one fantastic mixed-media relief.
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That wall is about 150 square yards in area, and it is one of four such walls on each of four towers, all of which are dwarfed by the rest of the palace's expanse, and most of which is similarly perforated.
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Bandier, a few blocks north at 164 Fifth Avenue at 22nd Street, is a multibrand shop, the place to check out this season's mesh or perforated fabrics, graphic leggings, camouflage motorcycle (camo moto) jackets, cropped tops and oversize bomber jackets.
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Designed by Herzog & De Meuron, who developed the original Tate Modern 16 years ago, the Switch House is sheathed in a perforated lattice of 336,000 bricks, a slate-colored skin that rhymes with the brickwork of the Boiler House next door.
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DJ decks and production consoles strewn with knobs and buttons, fog machines, spotlights, arena speakers, and cute accessories like ornamental guitar straps and perforated plectrums just kept adding to the pile of analog delights to be touched, played, and experienced at the show.
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Nintendo envisions parents working alongside their kids to turn these flat sheets of cardboard (with perforated pieces that you pop out) into creations like an RC car, a piano, a fishing pole, and even a robot suit that straps to your body.
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A combination of a metal arch and a perforated leather-ish headband, this design also figures on Audeze's LCD-X cans, which I've spent plenty of time with, but their biggest weakness has always been that they simply weigh far too much.
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The sell-out style you love is back in a perforated version (which gives it a fun and sporty vibe) and still retains all the amazing qualities you love about Remi & Reid bags (that genius three-for-the-price-of-one deal).
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The product is a largely unchanged version of Apple's new watch, with a few key differences, including the aforementioned perforated band, which actually looks pretty nice in person and comes in black with either yellow, silver or gray peeking through the holes.
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For a perforated esophagus, 42% of patients in England received noncorrective care compared with 31% in the U.S. The overall hospital mortality rate for this condition was 11% in England versus 6% in the U.S. Patterns were similar for the other conditions.
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But instead of notifying medical personnel, they handcuffed Mr. Bautista, forced him to lie face down on the cell floor and began punching him with such force, according to New York City investigators, that he suffered a perforated bowel and needed emergency surgery.
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Opened in August, the new Sir Vishweshwaraiah Moti Bagh elevated station, on the Metro's Pink Line, features ornamental jali installations (imagine the Taj Mahal's elaborately perforated stone screens, but rendered in nightglow vinyl for a modern twist) that reflect a local architectural tradition.
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Designed by Mr. Puryear in collaboration with Tod Williams Billie Tsien Architects, it's in two parts, the most immediately visible: a high, white perforated wood mesh that stretches across the Pavilion's forecourt, like a church rood screen, half-obscuring what's beyond it.
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He sported a low-cut fade, a T-shirt of his own design that borrowed the cut of a baseball jersey, black shorts over skin-tight Nike compression pants, and a pair of perforated Air Jordan 6 Retros in black, grey, and infrared.
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Rather than spending money on tents, furniture or waste disposal services — money that leaves the local economy — the organizations enlisted local artisans, whose metalwork is world renowned, to create perforated metal sheets, painted a chorus of blues, to wrap the building exterior.
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Children of Geuze's button-pushing temperament can indeed create a mechanical ballet, but for less playful adults just moving across the plaza's different types of decking—wood, perforated metal, and rubber—makes you aware of your steps and the ground beneath your feet.
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Theories of the multiverse have perforated the public's perception of spacetime in recent years, drawing us all into the metaphysical wormhole of alternate realities and branching paths through comic books (Marvel and DC), movies (Butterfly Effect, Sliding Doors), and television shows (The OA, Russian Doll).
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Find out more about Adriana Varejão's commission for the Olympic Aquatic Stadium in Rio: '…what appears to be ancient, cracked decorative tile is actually a scrim of 66 panels of perforated canvas, each 90 feet high — the largest contemporary artwork commissioned for Rio 2016.
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The speaker grilles are positioned the same way they have been on previous systems, flanking the keyboard on either side, though the perforated surface takes up a bit more space this time around, encroaching ever closer to the QWERTY and edge of the system.
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This season she took a long view (literally: of the earth from above), twining iridescent vines, draping perforated leather and liquid fabric bonded to Mylar into cloudlike gowns, picking out new bone structure in parametric patterns, all within a frame of an almost medieval silhouette.
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A D.I.Y. crafts-class staple in the 1970s, this old-style decoration (a perforated pine tree-shaped shell with a single bulb at its core, stuck with glowing Lite Brite-style plastic pegs) is having a glimmering moment again after years in the attic.
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Called Manual Industrial Products 18, these Crocs-style slip-ons, produced by Hender Scheme in beige-colored leather with an articulated sling back and perforated toes, may do more than any other single item to test the resolve of a fan of ugly style.
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You could see it in Nadège Vanhee-Cybulski of Hermès and her transubstantiation of the saddlemaker's apron into elegance via supple leather dresses and tunics that crisscrossed at the back, neat outerwear dangling bridle buckles and perforated cargo pants paired with cool knit tanks.
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The safety regulator says contact with the chemical can cause asthma, eye irritation and damage, perforated eardrums, respiratory irritation, kidney damage, liver damage, pulmonary congestion and edema, upper abdominal pain, nose irritation and damage, respiratory cancer, skin irritation, and erosion and discoloration of the teeth.
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Patients sit in front of a small indoor garden; perforated acoustic panels offer privacy but still allow light to filter throughout the office; and there's a TV embedded in the ceiling above every patient's chair so they can watch whatever they like—Netflix, Hulu, you name it.
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Patients sit in front of a small indoor garden; perforated acoustic panels offer privacy but still allow light to filter throughout the office; and there's a TV embedded in the ceiling above every patient's chair so they can watch whatever they like—Netflix, Hulu, you name it.
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The design language hasn't changed too much from its predecessor, though Fitbit's made the band much easier to take off and put on, and added a whole bunch of different bands, including perforated sports models and woven straps, so there's plenty of choice on that front.
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The Airwrap itself looks just like a lightsaber handle: a glossy, dark gray tube with an air-intake filter on the bottom (the perforated filter pops on and off easily thanks to magnets) and a purple-colored rim on the top end, where the air comes out.
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He still maintains capsule collections with adidas Originals and Freddy Perry—where his $400 rendition of the Stan Smith changes nothing about the silhouette other than adding a perforated "R" on the sides of shoes and incorporating more psychedelic colorways like school eraser pink and metallic silver.
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For me, though, Ms. Genzken's effortless fusion of opposites is most exciting in her "loudspeakers," narrow monoliths perforated with off-center holes, and her "screens," double door-frame shapes connected with metal hinges — because, in them, she makes concrete look like Styrofoam that looks like concrete.
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Perforated eardrum, or a hole in the eardrum, that can be caused by self-cleaning, can sometimes be hard to fix, and even when it is fixable, it&aposs a pretty big surgery, it becomes a fair amount of risks and complications to it as well.
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The floor in front of these wall pieces is strewn with a wide assortment of objects: an anvil; a sword; tools such as pliers and a vise; an axe; a pistol; a short lengths of chain; and a bathtub that appears perforated, with a set of oars.
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In Basel, his son Isa showed me photos of his father's late red-on-black, blue-on-black, and black-on-black painted-plywood-on-painted-plywood paintings, in which loosely rectangular forms with perforated edges lie like flattened sheets of pie dough against pitch-black grounds.
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Antique Brass Newt Scamander Monogram Pin & Pendant, $18.00 Red Microsuede Button Up T-Strap Heels, $72.00 Tan Brown Lace Up Perforated Oxford Mid Heels, $42.00 Vintage Style Burgundy Velvet Knotted Turban, $12.00 Sure Fit Black Button Long Sleeved Texting Gloves, $20.00 The line also includes gorgeous plus-sized looks.
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All photos by Christoph Bangert (Laif/Camera Press) Christoph Bangert's last book, War Porn, utilized horrific images (some so brutal that they were sealed within perforated sections a determined reader had to tear open) to highlight the sanitation of much of the media coverage of conflict we see.
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The image of a coat hanger abortion is intentionally visceral, but I found myself upset for another reason: Earlier this month, a woman in Tennessee was convicted on a felony charge after she perforated her own womb with a clothes hanger in an attempt to induce a miscarriage.
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On the top half, the tablet's glass is perforated into a grid with holes, which allow Blitab's liquid-based technology to create tactile relief — or "tixels" — that outputs content in the Braille alphabet — the touch-reading system that has been the literacy tool for blind people since 22018.
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At an eight-course pop-up dinner served last year in New Zealand wine country, she arranged a few perforated leaves, glossy and candied, around a sorbet of muted celadon suffused with more leaves, their natural bitterness tamped down to a cooling mint with a pinprick of pepper.
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"In Light of The Machine" has a huge, robotic arm twisting within a henge-like circle of perforated walls, so visitors can only glimpse its strange dance at first, before moving to the center and seeing that it holds one bright light at the end of its body.
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She takes skinny stems of baby's breath, an invasive species prone to infesting vacant lots (and cheap deli arrangements) and other discarded varieties, and arranges giant cloud-shaped bouquets that she inverts and suspends from ceilings in a perforated chandelier, the flowers subordinate to the spaces between them.
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The paper is thick enough for you to bear down hard without indenting other pages and without ink bleeding through, and the book gets the "Frame" part of its name because the perforated pages can easily be torn out for hanging on the fridge or even framing for proper presentation.
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The architect surrounded the grave with a ring of perforated concrete, recalling the carved jali screens found around Sufi tombs and other Indo-Islamic structures, and crowned it with a concrete shell that borrows its shape not from typical mosque domes but from the bowed rooflines of traditional village houses.
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This is accomplished through a design that allows for a north-to-south breeze that is enhanced by 14,250 terra cotta louvers (that would, if placed end to end, stretch further than the length of Manhattan) and a perforated lower-level seating bowl that allows air to pass through underground pathways.
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There's also this perforated cotton style from Teri Jon by Rickie Freeman (on sale for $171), this short-sleeve lace V-neck dress from Rebecca Taylor (on sale for $297), an illusion-lace fit and flare look from BB Dakota ($98), and a crochet midi dress from boohoo (on sale for $41).
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Built for graduate students, professors and staff members, a passive-house apartment building — which means it can maintain a comfortable living environment largely without active heating or cooling systems — currently looms above a support structure, edged in a ribbon of perforated aluminum, that awaits solar panels on the roof of the Bloomberg Center.
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I remember when we all started taking little pills and powders and squares of perforated paper with tiny pictures of smiley faces and strawberries printed on them, when we started wearing baggy clothes and growing our hair and hugging strangers and freaky dancing till dawn and telling each other we loved each other.
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In contrast to the older artist's open, brightly colored, linear forms, which carve out chambers of deep, contradictory pictorial space reverberating with cosmic overtones, Petersen's flat, geometric shapes — some perforated with openings, others festooned with dark, opaque circles — are placed over a pale ground marked by muted vertical bands, creating an ambiguous sense of depth.
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Thus, on display are both the painting "La luz de los pozos" ("The Light from the Wells," 1996), showing a table whose surface is perforated with rectangular cut-outs that pop up to reveal the painted portraits of various men and women, as well as the mixed-media, three-dimensional version he executed of the same subject.
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Click here to view original GIFMaking matches at a factory involves some staggering numbers: two million splints an hour get fed into a perforated steel plate so that they can be ready to get dipped in the red lighter material, 500 boxes of matches get made per minute to house the matches, and 200 matches are processed per second.
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Most of the works in the show, as with the waggish paintings of Alex Morrison (that evoked the dancing mushrooms in Walt Disney's 83 trip-friendly film Fantasia), Sylvie Fleury's trite fiberglass sculptures, Ghislaine Leung's night lamp "Shrooms" (2016) and Carsten Holler's "Untitled" (2015) perforated digital print, enjoyably depict the impish phallic/hat form that defines a mushroom.
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Spanning the gallery's two floors, EVERY DAY I PRAY FOR LOVE presents 24 works by the 22017-years-old artist, including new paintings in her My Eternal Soul series; a sprawling stainless steel installation (Clouds, 73); a series of colorful, biomorphic sculptures made from stuffed fabric; and a perforated black-and-white version of the artist's iconic dotted pumpkins.
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They define and restrict; they create and exclude; and often, they're better crossed... The issue features cover star Sasha Lane photographed by Petra Collins; visionary LACMA director Michael Govan in conversation with Dasha Zhukova; a perforated "Exquisite Corpse" game from twenty-six lauded contemporary artists; specially-commissioned flags by Prada, Maison Margiela, and Kenzo; and much more!
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A dining room is enclosed in part by another shell containing a kitchen, itself enclosed by another shell that makes room for a garden, each of them partly open to a house whose walls are also perforated by large gaps — more rectangular cutouts than the regular spacing of windows we are accustomed to from standard single-family homes.
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Five other people were wounded in the attack: a 67-year-old British man, who was hospitalized for a week for a perforated bowel; a 23-year-old Australian woman, who shared a taxi with him to a hospital; a 59-year-old American man; a 40-year-old Australian man; and an 18-year-old Israeli woman.
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Lightness infuses this surpassingly tranquil 22017 structure, situated between the districts of wealthy Azabu‑Juban and neon-sodden Roppongi: the main building's heavy, boxlike concrete frame perforated by balconies, fronting rooms shielded by shoji screens; its lobby walled in part with soft Oya stone; its tea lounge poised over a Japanese garden, to which floor-to-ceiling windows offer a view.
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I've watched the video half a dozen times now, and with each viewing I'm nearly overcome by some new intricacy: the cleverly perforated clay disk that becomes the floor of the kiln, suspending the leather-hard tiles neatly above the fire; the small tabs that allow the tiles to be hooked onto the roof beams, so they don't slide out of place.
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