"Too High to Fail" takes the form of a fly-on-the-wall account of Northern California's burgeoning legal cannabis industry.
There is a huge freestanding café bar made of Portuguese limestone, with one end sculpted in the form of a flying wedge.
Patterned after a Manchu court robe and sewn in layers of multicolored silk and satin, it is embroidered with the form of a flying bat, a symbol of happiness, whose tendril-thin wings unfurl across the sleeves.
Sharing Grange Park with the Art Gallery of Ontario, the Ontario College of Art and Design is being rebuilt by the renowned British architect Will Alsop in the form of a flying black-and-white ceramic tile "tabletop" supported by brightly colored metal girders.
Between the 1980s and mid-2000s, a memo in the form of a flyer, and later an email, was widely circulated in the UK and US warning parents about lick-and-stick kids' tattoos soaked in LSD.
Nevertheless, the mobile team will contact each patient in the control group, providing them with general information in the form of a flyer which will outline the existence of the mobile team, and provide relevant addresses and telephone numbers.
The catchers themselves are clever objects in various formations, among them a snare in the form of a Venus fly trap, a lure made of vine and steel pins and a cricket grabber of wrought steel and tulle.
She later urged direct U.S. military intervention in the form of a "no-fly" zone.
In stark contrast, while the military-civil body of the Libyan Opposition remains opposed to a physical occupation, they have been virtually pleading for outside intervention in the form of a no-fly zone, naval blockade, as well as humanitarian and material support.
And there is real despair this morning among many anti-regime Syrians who were hoping and praying that a Romney victory might bring much-needed U.S. military assistance in the form of a no-fly-zone, or arms supplies to help them defend themselves against Assad's forces.
