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The Horseshoe pass is a long mountain pass that forms the shape of a horseshoe when seen from above.
I found I could say things with color and shapes that I couldn't say any other way - things I had no words for.~Georgia O'Keeffe
This was hard. I wanted to focus on the details in the pitcher and the subtleties of the color, but I forced myself to focus on the shapes.
After I started on this I realized that this fabric 1) shrank as you pressed and 2) raveled off badly and was hard to serge. I do not recommend this fabric except for home dec.
If you use this image please credit, www.holidaygems.co.uk
Street art from the Northern quarter, Manchester featuring an assortment of shapes and faces.
Tablet press machine used to give the pre designed shape to the tablets. Punches and dies are used to make the shapes of the tablets. With a quicker productivity this machine exclusively used in pharmaceutical and chemical industries. The tablet press makes the tablets according to a pre-determined design. Punches and dies set into the tablet press to actually shape the tablets. This machine makes tablets for a variety of industries; however, the largest application of tablet compression machine is pharmaceuticals and vitamins. - www.atcomaart.com/pd/48535656695157565051/tablet-press-ma...
Output from my color library program as part of testing - I wanted to make sure it supported mixed shapes. (It also generates .svg output as well now, but I can't upload that to Flickr as it doesn't support that type.)
Since it is Lyme Disease Awareness Month, Loki would like to do his part in educating on the challenges of treating Lyme disease.
Borrelia Burgdorferi (Bb), the pathogen that causes Lyme disease, is both horrifying and fascinating in that it is designed to survive multiple environments and assaults.
There are three forms of Bb. The first is the Spirochete, which you see here in front of Loki’s paws. The spirochete is spiral shape, able to drill through tissues. Bb does not prefer oxygen rich environments, like the blood, so the spirochete will typically drill into tissues in the body, such in the joints, muscles, organs and brain. When its environment becomes stressful, the spirochetes roll up into a ball, changing to a cyst form, its second form. In this state, they can reproduce at a very slow rate. When confronted with other stresses, the spirochete changes to its third form, an L-form. In the L-form, the Borrelia does not have a cell wall and can hide from the host’s immune system and some antibiotics (which work by breaking down the cell wall). Once the environment is favorable, Bb turns back into spirochete form.
In addition to these three forms that help Bb evade attacks, Bb creates a biofilm environment, a polysaccharide-based environment that protects it from antibiotics and the body’s immune system. The biofilm is also known to host a variety of other tick borne pathogens as well, helping them survive under the radar of the immune system.
So Lyme disease basically has the Trifecta on surviving:
1. The three forms to evade the immune system and antibiotics
2. The biofilm to evade antibiotics and the immune system
3. It doesn’t hang out in the blood, making antibody tests unreliable & causing the patient to go undiagnosed for months and years.
The good news is that @ILADS_lyme doctors are on the job and have been successful in helping patients recover from Lyme disease and its co-infections.
Stripes lines design
Design created using custom shapes from graphicxtras.com (c) 2010 Andrew Buckle
Shape: NV Custom
Head: Genus BabyW001v2
Body: Maitreya Petite
Skin: 7DS Furious
Hair: Truth Lullaby
Outfit: Rosier Kirie
Boots: Azoury Glyptiki
Visit this location at Sanctuary Garden [FL 5] in Second Life
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Find the shape of a letter in something around you-- architecture, nature, or anything not in print--and make a photo.
coffee on my sunny balkony this afternoon givs a "Q" for this challange.. Thx d3us for this idea
After this little inspiration I found some more...
www.flickr.com/photos/charlott_l/4707254358/
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Tagesaufgabe: Finde Buchstabenformen ---in Architektur, Natur oder anderswo, aber nicht gedruckt --und mach ein Foto.
Der Kaffee auf dem Balkon gibt ein "Q"
Danke d3us für die Idee. Nach dem kleinen Denkanstoß habe ich dann auch noch weitere "Buchstaben" gefunden...
Neleman's mature vineyards lie to the west of Valencia at one of the highest areas, almost 900m above sea level. They are farmed on small land terraces.
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Thank you for your purchase. Praga's has come back and ready than ever to keep offering you a another way of looking on SL, now at In-world & Marketplace.
Savanna is an Caribbean like feature shape made with love, using Slink Hourglass mesh body and Akeruka Cleo Bento mesh head. It's a young, fresh and innocent looking shape.
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My picture shows the element of shape by the different defined sides of the snowflake. The snowflake is geometric because of the different angles and lines throughout it. To take this picture, I got my mom's macro lense and went outside, put a sock in the snow, put it on a higher surface, and take pictures. Except with the specific macro lense we have, I wasn't able to successfully take a snowflake picture. Someone loaned me there macro extension tubes and I went home and took pictures. But this time, I was able to take successful pictures. To edit this picture I had to brighten the photo, and sharpen it, so that the edges were more defined. The strengths of my photo would probably have to be the amount of time and effort I put into taking it, and that I was able to actually capture a snowflake. The weaknesses of this photo would be the green in the background, and the right of the snowflake is blurry.