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Rather simplistic cloning shot.
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I got this exceedingly awesome yet completely unmarked clone at a flea market on Sunday for $0.50 cents! She's really neat... she has 14 points of articulation and is really posable! Unfortunately, her hair is chopped and messy.. I haven't cleaned her up yet, so excuse her disheveled appearance.
Joints:
- Neck
- Shoulders (2)
- Elbows (2)
- Wrists (2)
- Hips (2)
- Upper Thighs (2)
- Knees (2)
- Waist
This building, completed in 1928, witnessed the Great Depression, a World War, and other tumultuous times, but it cannot endure the ravages of a cannibalistic commercial real estate market in Manhattan.
This sturdy fixture at the iconic intersection of two of the city's major streets, Broadway and West 57th Street, is known to many as the Newsweek Building after the magazine moved its headquarters here in the early 1990s. Originally it was called the Columbus Tower, soon it will have part of than name restored to it when it is renamed 3 Columbus Circle, but everything else will be about this building will be left only to fond memories and photographs.
The buildings columns, cornices, bricks, and windows are being hidden (or removed, no one is sure which) behind another curtain of reflective glass. Gone will be the sense that here stands a rugged old friend who has weathered good times and bad and still stands guard at the head of the street. Instead, another shiny, slick, featureless clone of every other post-modern edifice churned out by the hundreds these days. The new building's website states, "Enduring Location, Modern Vision." Odd that it doesn't boast an "Enduring Vision," or perhaps, "Enduring Edifice." I suppose the developers realize that nothing is enduring except an address.
Notice how the waning sunlight strikes the varied surfaces of the building. Note too, the warm afternoon glow on the brick facade. The varying shapes of the shadows cast on its surface. Never again will that play of light be enjoyed here, instead only cold reflections of the surrounding buildings. The building will have shape, but no sense of a tangible surface.
How long must American cities be wrapped in what amounts to shrink-wrap and aluminum foil? If the old techniques which constructed this building are a lost art, then why must we destroy the remaining relics of a bygone age? Do we knowingly destroy a Michelangelo because there are no more Michelangelo's sculpting? This building's exterior hasn't been cleaned in decades, what would it look like if it was given a good scrubbing? We'll never know. It wasn't given a chance to spruce itself up.
For more information about the demise of 1775 Broadway, check these links:
curbed.com/archives/2008/01/28/meanwhile_in_architectural...
Deeply tan, one might say, orange girls. I'm going to go one day over. Tomorrow is the last Clone Month day. I'll take requests, if anybody wants to see some girl again.
Jugando de nuevo con liquidos, un procesado fuera de lo comun, pero me gusta el aire que le da a la foto.
Thought I'd give cloning a go as it seems a popular and interesting way of making images. It's harder than it looks to do well.
Another great night in for the clones. Except for six, who passed out. And five, who was frankly over this whole 'staying in together' thing.
Necko is a 501st legion trooper under the command of General Anakin Skywalker and died during the Clone Wars
Now, this is blonde clone I just posted, I tweaked her to
look more like Ideal Tammy - she's shorter [well, everyone is!] than
original Tammy behind her [who still needs proper fringe, her fringe
is not my reroot], but I still think she's Tammy not Sindy clone..
This is me (3 times) with some of my best friends. We decided to create this group clone for another friend of ours. She just moved into her new home so this weekend we will surprise her with this printed out bigger to put on the still empty walls of her home.
Cloning is really a lot of fun. Not just creating it afterwards in Photoshop, but shooting with everyone involved is a lot of fun. Just try it.
P.S. naturally this photo is friend/family only until after the weekend.
Return of the Kashyyyk Clone Trooper; this guy has been the most viewed image in my photostream, so...I figured he deserved a reprise!
Almost a year ago: www.flickr.com/photos/devpow/2699121718/in/set-7215760635...
www.sinogene.org/pet-dog-cloning.html
Even after advances in veterinary medicine, your beloved dog will not live forever. Sinogene focus on the science of dog cloning which presents an opportunity for owners of dogs to extend their relationship with their dog. Dogs are recognized as a loyal friend of its owner, which creates difficulty for many owners to live without their dog. However, if your dog passes away before the collection of tissue sample you may:
Wrap your dog in a moist towel and refrigerate it at 2 to 8 ºC
If you have no conditions to refrigerate the body,take up one ear of your dog and wrap it in sterilized cloth to refrigerate it
In situations that you can't refrigerate then place ice cubes on the body of your dog and replace them often
Contact Sinogene as soon as possible
A cloned dog is genetically a twin of the donor dog, which is born later. The dog cloning will not change any gene of your dog or modification. The cloned dog will share many attributes including temperament, intelligence, and appearance. If you want us to clone your dog then initially, you need to preserve the gene of your dog through the process of genetic preservation. The first step is the transfer of genetic information from a cell of the donor dog, to an egg, which has been stripped of its cell nucleus. That is, the genetic information of the egg is supplanted with the genetic information of the donor dog. With stimulation, the ‘asexually’ produced zygote starts dividing into a multicellular embryo. When this embryo is sufficiently developed, it is planted into the uterus of a surrogate mother dog. The rest of the development of the embryo happens just like a normal pregnancy. Many dog owners around the world have already preserved their dog gene to gain reproductive services later on.
Clone your Dog
Dog cloning opens an opportunity for dog owners to prolong their relationship with their pets. This idea is generated from a thought that many pet owners cannot imagine their life without them; because they become a member of their families. Dog cloning is simply a twining of a dog genetically that it does not contain any changes to the genetics of your the original. This goes through a simple first step called Genetic Preservation Process. That process brings out cells and those cells are then stored and frozen in a storage container The cost to store a pet's cells ranges from 100 to 300 USD per year.
Clone is referred as the outcome animal from the clonation procedure. This can occur naturally with bacterium producing offspring asexually when a fertilized egg splits, through the DNA replication. This way natural "clones" can occur. Dog cloning help us to replenishing and reintroducing animals that are no longer with us.