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An analysis on what comes to mind when I hear the word "Origins". The font selected was meant to make the page look aesthetically thematic, but in hindsight, it may be a little bit harder to read. I can read it after few mistakes, so I believe it should be okay.
This is a sunrise from Baker Lake in Great Basin National Park. The Hike to the lake is amazing! You start in a high desert environment and as you walk the trail you enter a lush, green forest similar to something one would see in the Pacific Northwest. From there you switchback towards 10k feet and boom, you are at the base of an amazing cirque. This shot was taken with my back to Baker Peak looking east. For this image I woke up at about 5am to set up the shot. At first I thought the reflection would be ruined as the trout in the lake were going nuts during their morning feed. Luckily they stopped long enough to give me this image.
check out the vintage cars! This critter was on Rt.40 right outside of Baltimore back then. I suppose I was aware of Ed Ruscha's photos and I loved pop art of course. I have no memory of what the photography teacher thought of them...
Yonit Olshan's senior thesis, "Arachne: The Origin". April 2011.
© Chris Dzombak 2011
chris@chrisdzombak.com
Governor Kay Ivey participated in a groundbreaking ceremony for Blue Origin’s new Engine Production Facility Friday January 21, 2019 in Huntsville, Ala. In June 2017, Governor Ivey announced that Blue Origin selected Huntsville, Alabama for this new, state-of-the art, 200,000 square-foot production facility. •BE-4 and BE-U3 engines will be produced at this new facility.
The facility is being located in Cummings Research Park, the nation’s second-largest research park. Blue Origin will employ up to 342 people at this facility and will make an investment of approximately $200 million in the state. (Governor's Office/Hal Yeager)
Governor Kay Ivey participated in a groundbreaking ceremony for Blue Origin’s new Engine Production Facility Friday January 21, 2019 in Huntsville, Ala. In June 2017, Governor Ivey announced that Blue Origin selected Huntsville, Alabama for this new, state-of-the art, 200,000 square-foot production facility. •BE-4 and BE-U3 engines will be produced at this new facility.
The facility is being located in Cummings Research Park, the nation’s second-largest research park. Blue Origin will employ up to 342 people at this facility and will make an investment of approximately $200 million in the state. (Governor's Office/Hal Yeager)
A wild baboon with newborn baby. We were very lucky to happen upon this scene mere minutes after she had given birth. We watched them for quite awhile, as she cleaned up the area and the baby began trying to open its eyes. Cape Point, South Africa.
Governor Kay Ivey participated in a groundbreaking ceremony for Blue Origin’s new Engine Production Facility Friday January 21, 2019 in Huntsville, Ala. In June 2017, Governor Ivey announced that Blue Origin selected Huntsville, Alabama for this new, state-of-the art, 200,000 square-foot production facility. •BE-4 and BE-U3 engines will be produced at this new facility.
The facility is being located in Cummings Research Park, the nation’s second-largest research park. Blue Origin will employ up to 342 people at this facility and will make an investment of approximately $200 million in the state. (Governor's Office/Hal Yeager)
Governor Kay Ivey participated in a groundbreaking ceremony for Blue Origin’s new Engine Production Facility Friday January 21, 2019 in Huntsville, Ala. In June 2017, Governor Ivey announced that Blue Origin selected Huntsville, Alabama for this new, state-of-the art, 200,000 square-foot production facility. •BE-4 and BE-U3 engines will be produced at this new facility.
The facility is being located in Cummings Research Park, the nation’s second-largest research park. Blue Origin will employ up to 342 people at this facility and will make an investment of approximately $200 million in the state. (Governor's Office/Hal Yeager)
How do we want to get around in the future? Do we want to get from point A to point B as fast as we can or in a way that is as environmentally friendly as possible—or both? We will use simple materials (like balloons and wooden wheels) to demonstrate and experiment with basic technical phenomena like propulsion. Then, creative youngsters can try their hands at building futuristic vehicles of their own.
credit: rubra
"Symmetries" is—in addition to ORIGIN – Doing Research on the Big Bang,a presentation of the work being done at CERN—the second exhibition having to do with this year’s festival theme. A heterogeneous array of experimental assemblies, images and exhibits invites visitors to confront highly diverse manifestations of the human spirit of inquiry and the joy of discovery.
credit: rubra
Mattel Origins
I lucked out and got him at a comic book store.
I never got Snake Face or Squeeeze.
As an adult, I managed to get a vintage Squeeeze.
And am happy to have this Origins version of Snake Face.
Since I didn't want him bad enough to pay the big money for a vintage figure....
Back in the day, I thought the snakes head feature with his gaze turning men to stone was dumb. A male version of Medusa ? I thought it obviously would have been a better idea to have made a Medusa like Snake Woman figure.
We had Teela, Evilyn and the Sorceress. It would have been cool to have a Snake woman to add in from the Snake Men lineage .
Now, having this Snake Face in hand, it is a cool figure !
Mattel with the Origins line, has made a Snake woman to go along with the Snake Men. She doesn't have the snakes head. But does have an alternate lower body of a snake. Or tail end.
Which is a Gorgon like feature.
Her name is Lady Slither.
Of course she was a Mattel Creations exclusive and sold out
quickly at $28 a figure . And, currently, is on Ebay at the lowest price starting around $ 60 dollars !
Grrrrr !
Governor Kay Ivey participated in a groundbreaking ceremony for Blue Origin’s new Engine Production Facility Friday January 21, 2019 in Huntsville, Ala. In June 2017, Governor Ivey announced that Blue Origin selected Huntsville, Alabama for this new, state-of-the art, 200,000 square-foot production facility. •BE-4 and BE-U3 engines will be produced at this new facility.
The facility is being located in Cummings Research Park, the nation’s second-largest research park. Blue Origin will employ up to 342 people at this facility and will make an investment of approximately $200 million in the state. (Governor's Office/Hal Yeager)