Inside the club are ponderosa pines, from which stuffed bobcats, bears, owls and peacocks stare down at the dance floor.
Inside the Maritime bar, up one flight of blue, porthole-lined stairs from the hotel's entrance, several of Lucas's sculptures hang from the ceiling — plastic buckets and patio chairs from which stuffed pantyhose swing like Ernesto Neto-inspired breasts, conjuring the shapes of individuals who seem ready to party.
9 P.M. (History) AMERICAN PICKERS Fans of programs about found, fixed-up or haggled-over objects may delight in this episode, which pulls elements and principal players from three series in which stuff is the star.
In them there's this weird bit of space — again not as much as in a novel, but more than a standard collection — from which wonderful stuff can be spun, stuff that neither the traditional novel nor the traditional story collection can generate.
He points out the elephant trunk-like lines supplying air, concrete and accelerator, the huge orange nozzle from which the stuff splatters, and the structures that come out "like a Transformer" to direct it to the right place.
He sits down in a very well-worn leather Eames armchair, from which the stuffing is coming out, but into which he folds perfectly.
The firm chose a site near Memphis because it is a good place from which to ship stuff to the rest of America.High-tech jobs matter not just to software engineers, scientists and the folk working in factories such as Bloom's and View's.
Much of Zhu's metaphysics centers on the relation between li (in this case not ritual but principle or pattern or the fit and coherence between things) and qi (the material force or energy stuff from which objects emerge and return at the end of their existence).
Clearly the Milesians were interested in the original stuff from which the world was formed (Anaximander and Anaximenes are explicit about transformations of such an eternal original stuff), but the view that this endured as a single substratum may not have been theirs.
