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Advice from a bone setter: dos and don'ts for the injured. Not sure about the hair washing, playing Mahjong and drinking Vitasoy, all of which I like doing.
meet "matthew". my newest addition to my project "this skull and crown". he's a pretty little mount i rescued from the swap meet and refurbished with 1900's bible pages, metal crosses, and gold chain wrapped around his antlers.
i love him
India Biggest Camp for Slum @ Juhu Koliwada by R. K HIV AIDS RESEARCH AND CARE CENTRE! Dr Dharmendra Kumar
First time in India Worth Free Health Insurance of Rs 2000 Cr and about 2 Cr of Medicine in Indias 's Largest Free General Medical Camp at Juhu Koliwada Mumbai. It’s a one day camp of General Medical and Health 14th November 2014 at Juhu Koliwada Mumbai. Over 80000 of patients with the help of 1500 Doctors, 2000 paramedical and 5000 Volunteers.
Service Provided at Medical Camp
Eye Check and Free Spectacles distributed to 13900 People.
Dental Check up for 6000 People.
Blood Sugar Check up for 4500 People.
Blood Group Test of More that 8700 People.
HIV Test for 3900 People.
Hepatitis Test for 1200 People.
Pregnancy Test for 700 Women.
Portable XRAY for 1200 People.
Bone Density Test for 1800 People.
ECG Test for 1400 People.
Lungs Test for 700 People.
Mammography (Brest Cancer) Test for 1200 Women.
5 Yoga Session and Attended more than 4000 People.
Given the Homeopathic Treatment and attended more than 7500 Patient.
Ayurvedic Treatment and Attended more than 5500 People.
Naturopathy and Attended more than 1700 Patient.
Guest’s List
Actress Nagma , Music Director Sharwan Rathor “ Nadeem Sharwan “ Actor Ali Khan, Actress Saahila Chaddha , Actor Sudeep Pandey , Actress Angle,Shri Amod Sharma Director Air India ,Smt Nirja Tiwari GM BSNL , Mumbai, Shri A.K Tiwari GM BSNL , Shri H Prasad DGM BSNL ,Dr Bhaskar Das and Dr Subhashree Das ,Dr Dharmendra Kumar, Shri Satyendra Thakur ,
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Mouse bones, carved bone skull bead, digital prints, ink, colored pencil. Approx. 3.75 X 4.75 inch framed shadow box. Constructed by Maude Kirk, March, 2011. The background print is after a painting by Bouguereau. Mixed-media construction by Maude Kirk.
Next to a pub in wapping there is a set of stairs leading down to the river. I took this picture of a bucket of bones on the top step. I assume I hadn't stumbled upon a crime scene. Perhaps someone was picking up things at low tide.
If anybody has any idea what this was all about, let me know.
I wish I knew how these "wood grain" patterns formed across the sand's sedimentary layers. The sedimentary layers seem to be the horizontal lines (see my adjacent Medusa's Rainbow shot to see the larger, regulary-spaced, possibly annual collections of layers that this shot captures one of).
I was halfway in on a three mile hike when I discovered that my camera wasn't working. I hiked back out and determined that my battery charger had discharged both batteries! An hour and a slight charge later I was back on the trail.
The Mayas used human and animal long bones as well as horns from species such as jaguars, tapirs, peccaries and deer to create utensils and ritual objects. However, the finished object never ceased to symbolically represent the being from which it came. Despite the perishable nature, bone scepters, ornaments, figurines, knives, awls, and needles have survived.
Gran Museo del Mundo Maya (Mayan World Museum of Mérida) opened in 2021. The contemporary building, designed by by Grupo 4A Arquitectos, is in the form a ceiba, a sacred tree believed by the Maya to connect the living with the underworld and heavens above. The museum's permanent galleries house a collection of more than 1100 remarkably well-preserved ancient Mayan artifacts.
Initially the catacombs were merely a place to put the bone remains, but in the 19th century, Louis-Étienne Héricart de Thury led the transformation from untidy stockpile to decorative mausoleum, which now attracts visitors from around the world.
My boyfriend and I were walking around Northside in Cincinnati, Ohio and taking photos as usual. I had seen this huge art piece from the road when we drove by, I had no idea what it was until we walked up to it. Then it became clear to me that this was more than just another art piece in the Northside. I walked back to the side of the building we had just passed and saw the articles from a newspaper wheat-pasted to the building. We read the articles and found out about the tragic story and loss of a loved man that went by the name "David "Bones" Hebert". Reading the articles alone just made me feel mass amounts of empathy for all of his friend and family. I later came home and looked up articles about the whole situation and I just became livid and upset that something like this has happened and the fact that it even can happen. I suggest to anyone who wants to read the story go to this link.
www.citybeat.com/cincinnati/article-23220-a-shot-in-the-d...
After walking around Northside for a little longer I started seeing tags that said "Two Shots Too Many" and "We Stand With Bones". It was more than clear that this guy was loved by many and is being missed a ton.
R.I.P. David "Bones" Hebert.
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One of my fondest memories of my grandparents was watching my Grandmother roll the bones to help decide what to do with problems. She was from the Old Country and met my Grandfather on the same boat as they were coming to America. Not only was it fun to hear them speak in German, it was cool all the rituals she did that at the time I didn't understand until when I became involved with the craft. I tried to learn this art but I do not use it all the time. Just like she would read futures in the tea leaves, I prefer tarot cards and runes. This is my own set that I have collected and clean and enlightened myself. I know, you all are probably getting tired of my Pagan themes here!
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)