This was a failed attempt at the weekly theme (actually, none of them were successful!) but there's something about the ghosting on this that I really like.
As some background, this is Matilda's first week to ride a bike without stabalizers!! We're all so proud!
My point-and-shoot got either lost or stolen this week. I'm quite distressed, more by the shots I lost than the camera itself (although I did love it). I have a baby due in a couple weeks so had to run out and get a replacement fast -- particularly since my DSLR doesn't do video.
I don't like the image quality in the new on as much, but it is nigh indestructible AND WATERPROOF!! This is an orange floating in a pool. Cuz shut up, that's why!
Matilda doing a bit of climbing. It's Myths and Legends week -- Little rusty on my Americana so not sure what this one is but feel like there must be one in there somewhere, eh?
My take on the rotation theme. This is Matilda, my oldest daughter, showing off her mad hanging skills. Or expressing her supreme boredom, not sure which! Anyway, she is upside down in the shot and then the frame is rotated right-side up. So I guess this is a 360, eh?
Fallacious yet widespread and documented beliefs courtesy of Wikipedia.
DNA is not made of protein. DNA is instead a nucleic acid. DNA and protein are closely interrelated, however. DNA is always accompanied by proteins in the chromatin of plants and animals. See protein biosynthesis for DNA's involvement in assembling protein. See DNA replication for enzymatic proteins' involvement in assembling DNA.
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