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I don't know if I should be afraid of this girl or aroused by her. She made the knife herself out of a jawbone (didn't ask what from) and walnut wood. She also had a pouch made from a whole turtle shell.
Maybe it's all the leather? Her accessories were a tad creepy, but she was very sweet and very pretty. :-)
EDIT: Saw her again at the 2010 MDRF. If anything, she has gotten even prettier over the past three years.
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The images from a bone scan I had recently looking for (more) cancer. It came out clean, but I thought they were fun images. I was injected with a radioactive material that was bound to potassium- my bones then picked it up as a building material. I was then put under a gamma camera which picked up the radiation coming from my bones. Former breaks, stresses, and cancers will pick up more of this potassium, showing as darker in the images. Larger bones will also come out as darker.
Location: Madrid
Date: 14/11/2018
Model: Patry Diez, Frodo DKL & Mario Le2
Lightpainter: Frodo DKL & Mario Le2
Photography: Frodo Álvarez Children of Darklight
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nearing the port of salaverry, northern peru
a call with SILVER SHADOW of silversea cruises to see evidence of chimu civilisation at chan chan ...
In an Oak Hammock just south of Lake Okeechobee there lies the remains of a house. Riddled with termites and infested with wasps, the floors were like walking on rice paper. Lying there, in the middle of all things, was a bone. Not a complete bone, but a fragment. A fragment to remind us of the fragility of what we do. A fragment to illuminate us as to what all things must become. Yes, just a fragment in time. A piece, like ourselves will soon be lost. Turned back into the earth from which it was made.
Shot with Pentax K-1000 with a Tamron SP f/3.5-4.2 28-80mm on Ilford 400 XP2. Scanned with Nikon Coolscan V ED. edited with Corel Photopaint.
A view of the Red Deer River valley from above. The rugged features make me think of the bones and sinews of a body, laid out in plain view.
快速崩解 起身後再次毀滅 身體建築著
骨 / 驫舞劇場 / 2008
Bones / HORSE / 2008
編舞：陳武康、楊育鳴、鄭宗龍、蘇威嘉、周書毅
舞者：周書毅
服裝設計：高端人
舞台設計：黃日俊
攝影：陳長志
Choreography：Chen Wu-Kang、Yang Yu-Min、Cheng Tsung-Lung、Su Wei-Chia、Chou Shu-
Yi
Dancer：Chou Shu-Yi
Costume Design：Koh Jordan
Stage Design：Huang Jih-Chun
Photo：Chen Chang-Chih
Westmoreland-based acoustic duet, Same Moon, featuring Ellie Lee Oldfield and Vince Bone.
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Wagyu Beef
Bone marrow chawanmushi, garlic, sake, soy sauce.
(Tim Cushman)
Paired with Checkerboard Cabernet Sauvignong, 2006.
Twelve Days of Christmas: Tim Cushman
The Restaurant at Meadowood
Meadowood Napa Valley
St. Helena, California
(December 11, 2013)
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last year it was the little finger on my right hand. 3 weeks ago my little toe, left foot.
and today...spot the latest break. little finger knuckle left...
pretty clean break. i had to push the bone back up myself about a centimetre. massive egg sized swelling and squelch noises
one handed typing sucks ass. arm in a sling here
yours self pityingly, me
As if the Bone Chapel weren't a weird enough place already, it has a chandelier containing at least one of every bone in the human body (which is 206 for those non Biology people).
iss073e0548857 (Aug. 28, 2025) --- NASA astronaut and Expedition 73 Flight Engineer Jonny Kim processes bone cell samples inside the Kibo laboratory module's Life Science Glovebox. He was exploring the molecular mechanisms of space-induced bone loss for an investigation that could help the human skeletal system adapt to spaceflight and lead to advanced treatments for aging conditions and bone diseases on Earth.
The Bone Locker
This is an old metal cabinet I bought for 2 dollars at a yard sale. I needed a place to keep my bone collection that I use in my assemblages. I have two dogs that are always eying my collection! I spray painted over found objects to give the cabinet the 3-D look. I think it turned out pretty cool!!