I admit it. I actually went to Burger King just to get one of these. Nice rendering but not poseable! Only the arms move a little. But it’s still Ironman so it’s very cool.
After many years of living next to a empty socket, this tooth became loose and needed extraction. Sigh. It was a loyal old soldier. May it rest in peace.
(click images for truly grisly closeups)
I’ve always liked the Seal of the State of Colorado, but felt the color scheme was… well… cartoonish. Then I saw this stamped-metal embellishment on the staircase at the northern entrance of the capitol building in Denver.
Wow.
Now there’s a symbol of power. Dark, brooding, axes,hammers and the all-seeing eye.
Yeah, they knew how to doGovernment back in the day.
Bow down you peons, this the shrine of governance. Cower and be afraid.
Every year thousands of acres of forest are destroyed by fires - this post is dedicated to the courageous and hard-working men and women that pit themselves against humankind’s oldest foe (and ally).
I work with a wonderful young woman, Kim Egan, whose husband Tim is part of a crew that fights fires. Below is a shot (click for larger image) of his entire team as well as a ‘glamour’ shot of him in a more… pensive mood.