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Located at 3916 Dallas Parkway near Windhaven In Plano. This was built on Former Haggard Farmland photo taken May 27, 2014 PLEASE NOTE THIS PHOTO IS FOR SALE. IT MAY NOT BE LIFTED OR BORROWED FOR ANY USE WEBSITE OR OTHERWISE WITHOUT MY PERMISSION NO EXCEPTIONS!!. PLEASE CONTACT ME IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN THIS PHOTO. THANK YOU SO MUCH.
Hospital Corpsman 2nd Class Antoinette Peterson takes a swab sample from Aviation Machinist's Mate 3rd Class Roger Cunningham to submit for a bone marrow drive aboard the amphibious assault ship USS Nassau (LHA 4).
Surprise gift! This bony hand made from plastic (and looking like having originally been part of a toy skeleton) was found by my studio partner Jenny Mackenzie Ross on the upper tideline of Forse beach, just behind the studio. Currently I ponder on a use for it - it is about 10cm (4 inches) tall. A brooch? :)
Dog bone birthday party favors displayed in a dog bowl. Made to match my grandson's birthday partyware...Plaid Pals.
The wolves got fed a few hours ago and this one was still walking around with a bone, I think from a hen.
The Bone Caves are a series of natural caves set into a high limestone cliff called Creag nan Uamh (Crag of the Caves). The caves are named for the large numbers of animal bones found during excavations.
There are four main cave openings in the cliffs, formed before the last ice age by water dissolving limestone in cracks in the surrounding rock. Subsequent glacial action and erosion of the glen by water left the caves hundreds of feet above the valley floor.
There is no indication that the caves were ever used as human habitat, but two separate human burials have been discovered within the caves.
In total, over 1000 pieces of reindeer antler have been found in the Bone Caves, with dates ranging from 47,000 to 8,300 years ago.
One rare find was the skull of a Northern lynx, dated to 1,770 years ago. This is the only Northern lynx ever found in Scotland. Other intriguing remains include a possible polar bear, arctic fox, wolf, and brown bear.
Finds from the caves are kept at the Royal Museum of Scotland in Edinburgh. (Above Information Off Google)
This is a bone fragment that I picked up in Italy in 2002. It's been very badly damaged - roadkill, in all probability. Identification of this piece is potentially tricky, and it could easily be thrown away or dismissed, but once you've collected a few skull specimens and spent time handling and studying them, you may recognise it as part of a skull. It is in fact the top of the skull, just behind the eye, and the swooping peak along the top line of the bone as we see it here, the piece that looks a little like a shark's fin, is known as the postorbital process. Its size and shape is typical of a carnivore skull. There's one massive clue here which we can use to identify the skull as a Red Fox (Vulpes vulpes), and that's a tiny concavity just below the process as depicted here. The equivalent point on a dog skull is very convex!
A bone speaker, or bone conduction speaker, is a tiny, portable device that turns solid surfaces (like a table, glass, or box) into a sound source by vibrating them. my new toy and its awesome technology
source: google Ai
i was sitting in the sunshine when i noticed a dried hairball on the table, inside there were very small bones, a baby bird or mouse, i assume. Anyway they made a great photo, one of the series is taken with a penny coin to show the size. Shot with hand held reverse macro.
Amb aquesta foto dels dos GTW 2/6 Stadler i les DM6 i L09 del Cremallera de Núria, desitjo bones festes a tothom qui visita i comenta la meva galeria.
Con esta foto de los dos GTW 2 / 6 Stadler y las DM6 y L09 del Cremallera de Núria, deseo felices fiestas a todos los que visitan y comentan mi galería.
With this picture of the two GTW 2 / 6 Stadler and DM6 and L09 of Núria rack, I wish a merry christmas to all who visit and comment my gallery.
Avec cette image des deux GTW 2 / 6 Stadler et DM6 et L09 Núria Rack de chemin de fer, je souhaite Joyeux Noël à tous ceux qui ont visiter ma galerie et de commentaires.
3x2mm captured area.
Setup details can be found here.
The same fish bone as seen here: www.flickr.com/photos/kurt-b/5314404949/
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I've been commissioned to do a bunch of nifty EE stuff for another network!!! You can find out more about Lonely Planet's Prague world guide by checking out:
www.lonelyplanet.com/worldguide/czech-republic/prague
(above, clip)
TITLE: KUTNÁ HORA - OSSUARY CHAPEL
TRT: 00:02:54
ORIGINAL AIR DATE: 20080510
AUTHOR: LEIGH ANTHONY DEHANEY
DATE: 20080420
LOC: PRAGUE, CZECH REPUBLIC
FORMAT: 720pHD, NTSC, PAL (16:9)
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Bone China Squirrels
A family a 4 squirrels (3 figurines)
ADORABLE
In excellent vintage condition with no damages
long squirrel has original bone china japan sticker.
Mama squirrel with baby has remnants of original sticker.
MEASURES
Mama squirrel with baby measures approx. 2" long and just under 2" tall
little squirrel with nut measures approx. just over 1" long and just under 1" tall
long squirrel measures approx. just under 2" long and just over 0.5" tall
Cross Bones graveyard and gardens in the site of a post medieval cemetery in the Borough. It is at the junction of Union Street and Redcross Way. Originally used in the 17th century for the burial of single women in unconsecrated ground, later used for the burial of paupers. It was closed in the 1850s. There may be up to 15,000 packed in one above the other.
I wonder how much a "Licence to Sin" cost from the church, and was it automatic forgiveness for those sins.
4 November 2016.
For the past few months, I've started training, I went running a lot, suffer a bit a the beginning, shortness of breath, pain in the legs, but step by step I started enjoying these moments of freedom, music and nature and nothing to think but run.
One day I started feeling real pain in the legs, I thought I ran too hard and that it will pass, I kept running a lot, at that point I ran 73 km in one month, but finally I had to face the reality : I had a real pain in the shin, I went to the doctor, and after an ultrasound and a X - ray it confirmed an inflammation on both periostum a thin part that covers the shin, it's a begnin injury, well known by athletes.
So, I had to stop every sports and stay very calm, after a month, I'm starting to feel better.
This little injury taught me some things, first listen to your body if t's aching like hell it's NOT normal, second it made me realize how much it's important to be healthy because even a begnin injury screwed my entire month, and when you're used to do sport to free your mind well a month without it is really hard for the mind.
So be healthy : Mens Sana in Corpore Sano