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One of my sisters made some fun things for dessert. The Clone Army is chocolate cake pops. Very yummy!
Some reasons for pages are obvious: they're watching clone wars, father and son love star wars, and I have clone trooper paper. Done.
A clone trooper commander who was stationed on the Venator-class Star Destroyer Impavid. He led clone troopers along with Saesee Tiin in a space jump to capture the Prosperous after the Impavid was scuttled. His forces raided the bridge and took over the turbolaser controls. His armor resembled that of ARC trooper Fordo's.
Reference pic: images1.wikia.nocookie.net/starwars/images/f/fb/Impavidcl...
Here's the completed center section. Reassembled after painting. You can also see the unpainted receiver attached at the rear - this was to enable the LEDs to light up. I think it looks pretty keen! Can't wait to see the whole thing complete and assembled!
Breaking up the lacz gene with a vector -- blue colonies are the ones that didn't work out, and the white colonies are the ones we want.
Fun with plating, microbiology, AND genetics. Yay.
Science has made possible to genetically replicate a horse by the horse cloning process. SINOGENE provides an opportunity to protect the elite horse genetics by offering genetic preservation (GP) and Cloning Services. The horse cloning allows producing a foal, which is identical to the donor. We ensure to breeders and horse owners to extend their horses ‘ reproductive life. The cloning of the horse is relatively as simple as a process of transfer of the chromosomes of a cell from the donor horse into the cytoplasm of an egg. However, if your horse passes before the collection of DNA sample you may:
Take up one ear or tissue of chest of your horse and wrap it in sterilized cloth to refrigerate it
If you can't refrigerate then place ice cubes on the body of your horse and replace them often
Contact SINOGENE as soon as possible
Horse cloning is simply a twining of a horse genetically that it does not contain any changes to the genetics of your the original. The horse cloning will not change any gene of your horse. The cloned horse will share many attributes including temperament, intelligence, and appearance. If you want us to clone your horse than initially, you need to preserve the gene of your horse through the process of Genetic Preservation. Our veterinarian will collect cell typically from the ear or chest of the donor horse. The cell will be implanted in the unfertilized egg after the removal of DNA. The embryo is then implanted into the uterus of the subrogate horse. Normal gestation period takes place before the birth of a genetic identical horse. Many horse owners around the world have already preserved their horse genes to gain reproductive services later on.
This is my second cloned picture. I actually think this one looks good! Since Ashley is all over the place staring at the grass. You know how interesting it is.
Also I had alot of messing around with this one because the resoloution would not go bigger than 900x by 900x then i figured out what i was doing... The sky is not blue for a change :( This picture was taken outside the gates of a landfill site, near Sadelworth. Possibly was Saddelworth!
Articulated clone doll family set spotted at my local cheap junk shop. I'm mostly interested in mr Clone with the bedazzled outfit and wrist joints. I think he has the new type of neck joint too. Pretty sure that's the groom facemold, which I already have one articulated clone with. His body is lower quality though, bright pink and brittle.
I tried peeking under mrs. Clone's skirts, but I couldn't see what kind of knee articulation she has. Couldn't see a price tag either. The sticker says "CHEAP", but considering the generic clone doll next to them is about $12, I'm not prepared to take their word for it. Will ask next time though.
Also somehow I managed to not get a clear photo of the company logo.