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SAL chemist inventories newly received UF6 samples. (Seibersdorf Analytical Laboratory, Seibersdorf, Austria, 12 March 2007)
Photo Credit: Dean Calma/IAEA
Scene from photostory where Rod and Danielle select their wedding cake.
Cake is now available.
See the story here:
vansdolltreasures.blogspot.com/2012/03/rod-and-danielle-s...
CAVES 2011. Microbiological sampling: one of the rooms visited by the
astronauts gleams with gold. It's known as cave gold. No known
microbiological studies on this phenomena have been done until now. The German space agency DLR cooperated with ESA
during CAVES 2011 and has now started a DNA analysis of the samples collected by the astronauts.
ESA’s cave training prepares astronauts to work as an international team in
real exploration conditions. Sending astronauts underground to survive and
explore Sardinian caves in Italy for almost a week is just one element of
their long training.
The Sardinian caves are isolated from the outside world. The astronauts need
to get used to confined spaces, minimal privacy, technical challenges and
limited equipment and supplies for hygiene and comfort - just like in space.
Credits: ESA / V. Crobu
Album Type: Finao ONE
Cover: ICE
Album Page Style: Pearl Magazine Pages, Creased
Designed with Sallee Auto Album, Damask Background by Me.
Samples of what, we do not know. There were many in both jars and glass test tubes that had been blown shut.
Citrus Sampling happens twice a year at the California Citrus State Historic Park. Over 30 types of Cirtus were offered at this event; everything from Kumquats to Blood Oranges.
It will be held again next month on Sunday March 23, 2014.
Follow the link to learn more about the California Citrus State Historic Park
The J-Pop band Love Psychedelico sings "I wanna be a cowgirl" well, here you go. Complete with the "platform shoes" which were a big trend in Japan. This is another sample girl wait that doesn't sound right. Anyway, she was giving out shampoo and conditioner samples in Kamakura.
Regan Dunn of the UW samples for phytoliths from the soil under a dense forest at Rincon de la Vieja National Park, Costa Rica.
Credit: Melanie Conner, copyright Melanie Conner Photography
A collaborating scientist extracts odorous compounds from Amorphophallus titanum. The same hole was used a few hours earlier to blow in a dose of pollen from Indiana University.
I've started on a sample of back-stitched text taken from one of the love letters. I've used a heat erasable pen and the top line was done to check that it would erase. Not sure if I will cut this up for patchwork appliqué or use it as a base fabric and appliqué over the top of it to break up the text.
Sample color green. One toe the rubber is peeling but stitches unaffected. No holes/ no tears. 8.5/10