But these are not what Mr. Sash calls "the grotesque and immoral crimes that we hear and read about every day" (are there moral crimes?).
If you can afford to buy what Sash calls "the largest and most-expensive Penthouses" in Harlem, then you could afford to buy a large and expensive penthouse in Mid-town Manhattan, or Beverly Hills, or London, or Paris.
These cloth sashes, called tasuki, are ordinarily used to tie back long kimono sleeves.
Activist Frank Mugisha, who appeared dressed in a sailor's costume with a rainbow sash and called himself Captain Pride, told me, "I just wish I had a switch to turn on that would make everyone who's gay say they are gay.
At one polling station in the small town of Ubud, election workers counting the ballots in their best batik sashes and headbands called out his name almost as often as hers.Yet most Indonesians still know little about Mr Yudhoyono.
One frame, separately movable, of such a window is called a casement sash.
Edmondson said she saw weird behaviour from the beginning like wearing coloured sashes, and bowing to a leader everyone called "Vanguard".
Edmondson said she saw weird behavior from the beginning like wearing colored sashes, and bowing to a leader everyone called "Vanguard".
"It's called a cummerbund it's like a sash," his father replied.
And after everyone dried off and festival organizers bumped up the thermostat inside the Princess of Wales Theatre, Murray took the stage wearing a crown and sash and blessed what festival artistic director Cameron Bailey called the "crowning ritual" of Bill Murray Day.
