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....and Pippy and I would like to tell you about our new group Kitty clones.
It wont be a large group as there aren't that many cloned kitty pics around, but it will be a fun one!!
Drop by and have a look and if you see a cloned kitty pic, please feel free to invite it!!
:-)
PS - who is the original Timmy??
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The Botanical Garden at Roger Williams Park in Providence...
where creative ideas swim as freely as the koi in the pool.
Painters at work, enjoying the peace and beauty inside the Botanical Center.
The image was created in Corel Painter 12 from 5 photos by using each as a clone source with a cloning brush.
A custom clone trooper WIP.
The very talented Arealight was nice enough to cast his clone helmet and visors in brown and black for me! Cloth accessories by the great MMCB and the final figure will sport decals by the awesome Vidgamer838!
Who is this clone trooper? One of my own creation, duh! :-P Stay Tuned!
Whitby Harbour, 13th July. Superheadz Wide and slim (VUWS clone) with Fuji Superia X-tra 400. Lab C41 processed and scanned
San Diego Comic-Con International 2011
Star Wars: The Clone Wars
Clone Commander Bly
EF 85mm f/1.8
IMG_1174_ cs5_ 8x12
The kitties were playing around in the shower and this is what I came up with - 5 pics and a very quick PS session. Not the best but it'll have to do!!
Very busy today!
Hope you all have a lovely Sunday!!
Day 245-- Part three in the continuing saga of the sick baby. Did I clone out a huge amount of personal information? Yes, I did.
Day three of Annika's fever dawned, and while the fever was better, the rash was worse. It was getting pretty gross, and Annika still didn't have one single symptom of a cold as diagnosed by the ER doctor, so we decided it was time to go back to the doctor. We were on vacation, a good three hours from our doctor's office, so our choices were the emergency room at the hospital (again) or the urgent care clinic. We opted for the urgent care clinic, because it sure didn't look like an emergency and we thought it would be a simple follow up visit.
My mom took Emily to Vacation Bible School at my in-laws' church while my husband and I took Annika to the doctor. After a grueling two hours, the doctor finally checked her out and reported back to us.
Annika had two ear infections and a throat infection that looked like strep throat. The initial strep test came back negative, but he would send it off to the lab to grow cultures and double check. She also had a diaper rash/ yeast infection and eczema, both of which opened up her skin to another infection, which was either strep or staph. If it was a staph infection, it was most likely MRSA, because that's what has been going around lately. MRSA is drug-resistant and won't respond to traditional antibiotics, so it is treated with sulfa drugs. This might not be a problem, except a baby whose daddy is allergic to sulfa (like my husband) has a good chance of sharing that allergy. Her hands and feet were also covered in blisters from coxsackie virus (hand foot mouth disease) which is highly contagious but not serious and is generally not treated.
The poor doctor was in over his head, and pointed out that he really works at a big first aid station and isn't equipped to deal with situations like this.
He decided to start antibiotics for the ear infections and hope that it would also wipe out the strep throat (if that's what it was) and the strep rash (if that's what it was) and then see what happened.
As we were sitting around waiting for the prescription and feeling overwhelmed, we got a call saying we needed to take Emily home because she was sick.
That's right! We're not done with this saga yet!
We got Annika's medicine (long and unpleasant trip to the pharmacy) while my mom got Emily. We met up at my parents' house, gave Emily a popsicle to help with the sore throat and fever that had appeared out of nowhere, and regrouped. My mom and husband stayed with the sick baby, and I took her sick sister back to the clinic. I assumed that since the doctor had just seen her sister, this would be a pretty straight-forward visit to get another bottle of antibiotics.
HA! After an hour and fifteen minutes of waiting with a miserable child, I finally convinced the receptionist/nurse to give Emily some Motrin for her fever. A few minutes later, she threw up all over the floor, the chair, her shoes, and our legs. The receptionist was really nice about helping to get us cleaned up and getting a bag to catch the rest of the barf, but then she told us that the doctor wanted us to go to the emergency room at the hospital instead of continuing to wait there. Yes, an hour and a half of waiting, and all we had to show for it was a paper bag containing vomit-soaked sandals. Sigh.
So I heaved my daughter, who is much heavier than her baby sister but too sick and barefoot to walk, out to the car and then into the hospital. Fortunately, the ER wasn't nearly as busy as it was two days ago, so we only had to wait about half an hour.
Emily's strep test also came back negative, but the doctor said she smelled like strep and agreed that she probably had what her sister had. Her legs, hands, and feet were also starting to get bumpy. Emily was given anti-nausea medicine. We waited 20 minutes for that to kick in. Then she was given Motrin again for the fever. Then we waited for her prescription and check out.
At this point, I had spent five or six hours at various medical facilities and knew I had another pharmacy trip before me, and that it would be difficult because I neglected to bring the proper insurance information on vacation with me. I hadn't eaten anything, so we stopped for a 4:00 lunch on the way to the pharmacy. By the time we got home, it was time for dinner, medicine all around, and bedtime.
Shoot me now.
Clone Guardians, when in numbers, can unleash ultimate devastation upon the separatists’ forces, but beware! One of these clones alone can still be a massive threat. Designed for extreme high altitude flights, the Clone Guardians were commonly used to defend Republic cruisers from dangerous assaults while entering a planet’s atmosphere. Wearing phase II - Katarn armor with reinforced gold plating, they were known to wield two specially customized Z-6 rotary blaster cannons to aid them in demolishing CIS ships. Their propulsion system, unlike any other, was a powerful and uniquely shaped jet pack in the form of “angel wings”. This design made Clone Guardians as visually stunning as they were deadly.
This is the creepiest I've been in a while:
My housemate Aaron moved out today and I found some pants of his that seem to fit in the goodwill box in the basement and proceeded to wear them around his empty room.
I've never had a picture of more than one (maybe 2) of me before! I could probably cast more shadows from me onto me to make it look more natural.
I went to school today and did work/meetings. I have a LOT of stuff going on: research, TAing, planning visit days for prospective students, and probably more. Too bad there is really only one of me.
These are some Clone troopers, I, Aron, made. They're pretty cool, aren't they!
I made some of the Pauldrons and kamas myself, and look, no brickarms because Imma nonconformist! pretty cool guy!
Also, dey r part jedi. Myne r bettr dhan huss's bcuz they r ARk trewpurs.>
just playing around with some different textures for the troopers after being given a blank texture by Dutch (thanks again dude), I do like the bomb squad trooper on the right, it turned out looking pretty good...
One of my sisters made some fun things for dessert. The Clone Army is chocolate cake pops. Very yummy!
A clone my friend gave me as B-day present awhile ago. Time for the bio:
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Buzz: From an early age, CT-109 showed advanced skill and much aggression. His Kominoan cloners decided to put him through ARC training. He failed miserably on his final test, but the Kominoans noticed his skills in mixed martial arts. They then put him through intense commando training. He passed his final test with ease and became the squad leader of Nova squad. While stationed on Felucia, Buzz got lost in the jungle along with the rest of his commando squad. It's been 3 months since they were reported lost. Because of the great dangers of the Felucian jungles, Nova squad had little chance of surviving.
I'll try to make a moc of Nova squad getting lost after Christmas.
inspired by miss Aniela's clones - flickr.com/photos/ndybisz/
not very exciting compared to hers, but it's a nice effect for 5 mins worth of masking in photoshop :-)
A glove box is a hermetically sealed box in which manipulations can be performed under sterile conditions. The box must be thoroughly cleansed and disinfected prior to use, and closed to prevent the contamination from bacteria in the ambient air.
This box will be used for micropropagation of orchids from seeds and stem cells. This involves placing the seeds or cells in a very rich growth medium made from agar and several nutrients. Sterilization is crucial, otherwise bacteria from the ambient air will thrive on the medium and prevent the multiplication of the orchid cells, in which case the culture is contaminated and worthless (unless you're into growing common bacteria).
I built this box from an old wall-mounted sound system rack and a pair of Atlas 772 Nitrile gloves. This picture was taken before completion; as you can see, there are still two holes that need to be plugged on the back wall.
If you’ve seen before, I recently put my clone head of a vintage Dollikin/Action Girl head on a Simba Steffi Love body and felt inspired to finish her. I touched up her chipped eyes and was going to reroot her when her very cheap vinyl began to split so it was to the drawing boards to see what I could. I then remembered I had a knock off Licca doll I got from the Daiso who had a pretty decent amount of hair rooted in and in a style that could hide the hair line. I usually avoid trying to do scap transfers on dolls cuz the hair is too thick and the vinyl as well but since this was a clone head with very thin plastic it seemed to work out well being glued to another clone head.
She’s definitely much taller than my other action Girl clone now but I’m happy with how they turned out. One day I might even own the real thing haha.
Too cold wet and Miserable to go outside so I enlisted the help of my daughter to try this technique.
Taken with: Rolleiflex Automat 1
Taken on: Kodak Portra 400 (shot at 1600, pushed 2 stops)
Scanned with: Epson V500
This was my first foray into "film abuse" and I'm very pleased with the exposure results. The FanExpo has much unco-operative light and my results vary, but I look the look and I've learned a lot.
"Rolleiflex...the Original Square Format!"