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We are preparing a stand promoting modeling as role play in SL19Birth Community Celebration. There will be gifts and a lot of information, in case someone wants to follow that path.
A katta exploring a leaf...
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in front of Science World in Vancouver....Science World is a science centre run by a not-for-profit organization called ASTC Science World Society in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. It is located at the end of False Creek and features many permanent interactive exhibits and displays, as well as areas with varying topics throughout the years...( the name of the scientist are in the tags)
Se promener à Vancouver... j'habite à Vancouver depuis plusieurs années et c'est etrange je n'avais pas encore porté attention à ces sculptures de scientifiques canadiens. Après une courte recherche , je constate que ces sculptures sont assez nouvelles ( 2016) Science World est un centre scientifique géré par une organisation à but non lucratif appelée ASTC Science World Society à Vancouver, Colombie-Britannique, Canada. Il est situé à la fin de False Creek et propose de nombreuses expositions et expositions interactives permanentes, ainsi que des zones avec des sujets variés au fil des ans.
globalnews.ca/news/3021118/new-bronze-sculpture-outside-s...
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The dodgy kind. Works in the kind of place where you enter with a broken arm and leave without legs.
Come experiment with new designers through they're generous gifts! Fab Free shows you all the best gifts on the grid for 17 years now! Today, group gifts from [erotiK], scaredsquare and VALKIRIA!
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I was just guessin' at numbers and figures
Pullin' your puzzles apart
Questions of science, science and progress
Do not speak as loud as my heart
And tell me you love me, come back and haunt me
Oh, and I rush to the start
Runnin' in circles, chasin' our tails
Comin' back as we are
Thanks to model Richard de Grataine Suoh aka richardgratainesuoh, for his invaluable collaboration and great styling.
We were missing the mad scientist with the typical laboratory full of instruments. Thanks to people with this great creativity, much progress was made in the use of steam in the steampunk world.
Style card here:
www.flickr.com/photos/richard_de_grataine/52138279276/in/...
Scientists are baffled to explain how the remains of an Automosaurus Toyotus (although the exact species is difficult to determine because of deterioration due to sea water) long thought to be extinct washed up on a beach along the Oregon coast. A typical Automosaurus is thought to have weighted from 4.000 lbs (about 1800 kg) to 9,000 pounds (about 3600kg), voraciously consumed more than 50 gallons (190 liters) of petroleum in seven days, and emitted on average about 4.6 metric tons of CO 2 per year.
This writer shudders to think how close we came to the end of not just humankind, but all life on Earth had it not been for sudden growth of feral bicycles, which hunted and drove the automosaurus to extinction. Or so we thought.
Scientists now wonder if the creatures have gathered beneath the seas where they have evolved into something perhaps even more deadly.
More about these interesting animals here:
www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S09666923240002...
Come up to meet you, tell you I'm sorry
You don't know how lovely you are
I had to find you, tell you I need you
Tell you I set you apart
Tell me your secrets, and ask me your questions
Oh, let's go back to the start
Running in circles, coming up tails
Heads on a science apart
Nobody said it was easy
It's such a shame for us to part
Nobody said it was easy
No one ever said it would be this hard
Oh, take me back to the start
I was just guessing at numbers and figures
Pulling the puzzles apart
Questions of science, science and progress
Do not speak as loud as my heart
Tell me you love me, come back and haunt me
Oh, and I rush to the start
Running in circles, chasing our tails
Coming back as we are
The Scientist - Coldplay
#122/365 A quick snapshot I took when I got home from work tonight. I saw these glasses at the 99cents store and had to get them. I don't know what it is about making your kid look like a dork that is so adorable. Here he is, the mad scientist aka Professor Whinger. I really went nuts with the post process..just trying different things, so I know this might be too soft for some. Have a great weekend.
Strobist: Ugly kitchen fluorescent lights.
The Scientist Christ Plaza in Boston, Massachusetts, USA. Interesting reflections, contrasts and clouds on a warm night last July.
That's what this Great Egret chick reminds me of ... a mad scientist laughing away as he prepares to bring his latest creation to life, or Christopher Lloyd, or Albert Einstein, or Phyllis Diller. Rookery, Dallas, Texas, USA, May 2016
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FE 4/19:
ant: seta
sig: cactus
detail from the "25 scientists" gateway to the biochemistry building at the university of arizona, tucson
Still on series 11 today with the scentist. The regular kind, not the mad kind. This one is mostly based on my memories from the lab in school, as I went on to study IT after that and stopped fiddling with microscopes and other typical science lab equipment. Although a part of me still wants to have my own lab where I can conduct crazy science experiments ...
My favourite part of this one is the microscope. Really wanted to create one that resembled a real microscope as much as possible, which is really hard when you still want it to be small enough to work with minifigs!
I had intended to put a petri dish in the form of an upside down trans clear round tile under the microscope, but I forgot to when taking the picture. Ah well.
A boy scientist and his Westie working on a machine that will created artificial intelligence
Prompt: high definition image of a norman rockwell unpublished painting entiltled artificial inteligence with a Westie --q 2 --s 750 --v 5.1
AI Engine: Midjourney AI
From left to right:
- A female Miralan scientist, working for the Imperial Department of Military Research, now taken over by the Stygian Caldera Society.
- Two scientist working on top secret dark-science projects for the Stygian Caldera Society.
- A Major General of the Imperial Department of Military Research, now serving the Imperial Consortium and the SCS, that has put body to his own experiments.
- A high ranking officer of the Imperial Consortium, overseeing science projects in collaboration with the SCS.
Imperial Consortium colonel (science officer, same rank as Galen Erso from R1)
- Another Imperial Consortium officer devoted to dark science
Jay just kind of came together in my head, and although many have done him, I feel as if mine is somewhat original. It was, however, heavily inspired by Catanas' rendering of him. I may plan on slicing off the neck piece of his kettle helm so his face stands out more.
This Lois is an upgrade of my first one. Ironically enough, as much as I hated the bony Amy Adams face for Lois, as I felt that the smirk she wore before was just a bit too villainous, so I put it on my W.I.P. Killer Frost instead, and I switched Lois' old MOS face back, but I erased the cheekbones, and I think she looks pretty good.
I've been wanting to do Hugo Strange for a while, and the Mad Scientist was a good opportunity to do that.
Rogue is merely the result of having nothing to do with an extra Red Harrington face I had. The obvious choice seemed to be Rogue, as she is sassy enough to seem like she could potentially be a villain, and she once worked for the Brotherhood of Evil Mutants, so there's that too.
Just back from my visit to North Korea with Young Pioneer Tours and many thanks to them for the great guides and well-planned itinerary. There are more images and stories to come and do private message me if you have any questions or experiences to share with me.
On the last evening in Pyongyang, our guides took us to the Future Scientists street, or known as Mirae Scientists street. One of the standout architecture there was this and I managed to get a few exposures to have enough light trails on the road. Pretty neat buildings there. A great shoot to round off an enjoyable time in North Korea.
Mr. Rock Squirrel is a Mad Scientist in Golden Valley Az. who plays around with chemistry, in his underground Laboratory and wants to help solve all the Worlds problems.
Rock squirrels dig burrows with their sharp claws and muscular legs. The burrows provide shelter, safety, living space, and food storage. Burrow systems can be complex and lengthy, as they are enlarged over a period of years. Entrances are usually hidden beneath rocks and can be larger than 3 inches in width. Wikipedia
Taken at the International Steampunk Symposium held in the Eastgate0 Holiday Inn in Cincinnati, Ohio.
Being bald myself, I had to admire this guy's hair and beard. HIs costume was very cool also. He told us that he had come from the East Coast to attend this event.
(Continuation. Please see the previous image and the beginning of the story at the Obniminsk album if you feel like that).
I could speak about this couple for a very long time. When we first met, I scared them with my wild music. Nevertheless, Mikhailich invited me to play at the big scientific celebration and to be a guest at his birthday. I from my side invited them both at my funeral: “It will be fun!”. Invitations have been mutually accepted. Mikhailich wanted me to spend the night on the regime object, where we drank and played and the head of which he is. He had heated debates about this with his wife Anna Vyacheslavovna (she drank with us as well, and the guard of that site, which is the big friend of Mikhailich and big fan of music, and one very good classical guitarist, and Yulia Ganja, of course (see about her at this album and previous post)). I decided that I’ll better stay in the tent at the forest. The day after Mikhailich didn’t wanted to call home: “What if she died?”. Fortunately, Anna Vyacheslavovna wasn’t. When Mikhailich and Yulia saw me off, I brought him my deepest apologies for my music. They were accepted, and after treating me and Yulia coffee and ice cream at the cafe he proposed to drink Horseradish moonshine on a bench (Obninsk is science city, town of the peaceful atom, high radioactivity, you know...). But there were kids. So, he decided that we’ll better go at his place. What we did. That way I had a chance to apologize to Anna Vyacheslavovna as well. The evening with the moonshine had been long and instructive. I should write a novel to retell all that was said at this event to you, so I’ll rather wouldn’t try. But you could imagine that evening, one of the warmest in my life…
(To be continued…)
Archival gelatin silver print
Lynch's father was a research scientist for the US Department of Agriculture, and his early exposure to disease and decay in the natural world fostered an attraction to insects and the processes of decomposition. In Clay Head with Turkey, Cheese and Ants, a head sculptured in food is partially eaten by ants. Other photographic works emphasise the malleability of organic materials, such as Man on Wire, in which the head of a police officer figurine is replaced with a knot of chewing gum, while Snowman #8, #12, and #14, depict snowmen melting on the lawns of suburban homes - as Lynch puts in, 'nature's going to work on them.'
Collection: The artist.
A mobile phone repairman strikes a theatrical pose through the window of his tiny, cluttered workstation in Legazpi City, Philippines.
Imperial scientist, in charge of genetic engineering, put tiny, glowing piece of cold rock under microscope and run several tests. After a few moments...
- Wow. This is incredible! It changed the DNA structure of a tissue sample I've added! Cells look much stronger now. I wonder if it would work on... oh, I need a volunteer!
Model: Barbie Miss Peridot
Clothing : Barbie Claire Jurassic world
Play-set: Greenhouse from Ikea. Window frames made from cardboard.
The Scientist from the Arctic Base Camp posed for a quick portrait yesterday. I really like this minifig and the printing on his torso. I just wish I could fix the decal on the TV in the background. I tried 5 times to get that decal straight before I just gave up... oh well....