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or as one of our vets labeled it "genetically inferior material". Like Alan, Aliza and Lizzy's mom, Sindy, was probably very young, malnourished, seriously inbreed and sick. As a matter of fact shortly after giving birth she tested positive for leukemia. That's what brought them and brother Tyson to Rikki's Refuge. They were rather sickly and their blood tests kept coming back with varying results. We kept treating them and giving lots of vitamins and love.
After many long months they were healthy. And they tested negative for leukemia. The family is inseparable. Sindy who never grew bigger than Aliza, Lissy and Tyson is only a few months older than her kids so they all play together. They all sleep together. They are really inseparable. And after all they've been thru we will never let them be separated.
Aliza and Lizzy have taken to a high perch not too sure about all these folks visiting. usually they are shoulder riders but the excitement got a bit too great. They are several years old but still the size of little kittens. They have what we call Dump Kitty Syndrome. Parts of them have grown and other parts haven't. They tend to age quicker. And they tend to have more medical problems and a lot of medical problems younger than you'd expect. They usually have a relatively short lifespan. They are wonderful and loving but will require a lot more medical attention than your average kitty.
I was reading an article in a magazine at a doctor's office several months about a very isolated group of humans, they have been geographically isolated for countless generations which had resulted in inbreeding. They are very small, age very rapidly, have a lot of heart problems and usually don't live past the age of 30. A 40 year old in this society is physically terribly elderly. The article referred to this condition as "genetically inferior" and described a number of similar tribes or groups of humans throughout the world who fit this pattern. It sounded just like Dump Kitty Syndrome.
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Trinuma is a loyal agent of the secretive Order of Mata Nui. In cannon he didn't do too much, bought some weapons with Botar, got ambushed by Makuta Icarax and survived to tell the tale, dumped Vezon on Destral, survived Makuta's attack on Destral. Trinuma is just another soldier for the Great Spirit.
I was playing around with a torso design I wanted to use for a Glatorian MOC when I discovered this torso and thought it would be perfect for Trinuma. Of course Trinuma is supposed to be 9 feet tall, and this one is about the size of a Toa so... he's a little short, but the torso fits him, I think at least. His arm movement is restricted because of the torso though, and ultimately the reason I scrapped the wings on his 'kinetic energy weapon'. I'm particularly proud of the way I was able to recreate the shape of the red foot piece the original uses on the upper arm.
Thoughts, comments, suggestions?
80T of coal has been dumped from this hopper so it can be loaded onto a low loader trailer for it's journey south to be repaired.
On the flight from Hong Kong to Chicago, someone on the plane had a health emergency. So they decided to divert to Beijing. Dangerous to land with an ocean-crossing's worth of jet fuel on board, so we spent twenty minutes or so circling around over China pouring kerosene out of the wing tips.
Addressing dumping at sea
Parties to the treaties which regulate the dumping of wastes at sea are meeting at IMO Headquarters this week (19-23 September). The meeting is expected to finalize a strategic plan to encourage ratification of the London Protocol; consider updated and Revised Specific Guidelines for the assessment of vessels; and finalize the 25-year scientific review of all radioactive wastes and other radioactive matter. Delegates will also celebrate 20 years of the London Convention, since it was adopted in 1996. The thirty-eighth Consultative Meeting of Contracting Parties to the London Convention and the 11th Meeting of Contracting Parties to the London Protocol were opened by IMO Secretary-General Kitack Lim. The meeting is being chaired by Mr Gihoon Hong (Republic of Korea).
Dump is pretty specific spot which had been under construction when I was very young. It's a man's made kind of shoreline dumped with a mix of garbage and soil. Peoples talks was just about that this dump will be flushed away by the sea sooner or later. But dumping process was still going on the same as houses condtruction works. After the earthquake this area wasn't damaged at all. Probably that is why just at thit spot a new "stylish" housing complex has been immediately constructed, which after one year has elapsed wasn't looked such a good as during commissioning period. So it's a kind of tradition for houses on a dump.
This photo was taken by one of the children from CCH (Center for Children's Happiness). CCH is a center that rescues children from the dump.