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Images Dated 17th August 2004 (page 2)

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CA, Guatemala, Chichicastenango

Europe, Switzerland, Basel-Land. Cherry blossoms (Medium Format)

NA, Mexico, Oaxaca. Camino Real, Ex-Convento

NA, Mexico, Taxco. Folkart gourds

NA, Mexico, Guanajuato. Folk Art detail

NA, Mexico, Puerto Vallarta, Punta Mita. Close up of avocado and ceviche appetizer

Images Dated 17th August 2004: Europe, Czech Republic, Prauge. Old Town Square, Tyn Church (Medium Format)

Europe, Czech Republic, Prauge. Old Town Square, Tyn Church (Medium Format)
Europe, Czech Republic, Prague. Old Town Square, Tyn Church (Medium Format)

Images Dated 17th August 2004: Europe, Czech Republic, Prauge. Old Town Hall, Tyn Church, Astrological Clock (Medium

Europe, Czech Republic, Prauge. Old Town Hall, Tyn Church, Astrological Clock (Medium
Europe, Czech Republic, Prague. Old Town Hall, Tyn Church, Astrological Clock (Medium Format)

Europe, Czech Republic, Prauge. Old Town Square, Tyn Church (Medium Format)
Europe, Czech Republic, Prague. Old Town Square, Tyn Church (Medium Format)

Europe, Czech Republic, Prague. Prague Castle- Presidential Palace (Medium Format)

Images Dated 17th August 2004: Europe, Czech Republic, Prague. Old town hall, Tyn Church. Astronomical Clock (Medium

Europe, Czech Republic, Prague. Old town hall, Tyn Church. Astronomical Clock (Medium Format)

Lake Oesa, Yoho NP, BC, Canada

Images Dated 17th August 2004: USA, North America, Florida

USA, North America, Florida
North America, USA, Florida, Crystal Beach, Resting sailboat and setting sun at low tide at sunset, digitally altered

Images Dated 17th August 2004: Hair, SEM

Hair, SEM
Hairs. Coloured scanning electron micrograph (SEM) of a hair shaft. Two other hair shafts are partly seen on either side. The outer layer of the hair shaft (the cuticle) can be seen

Eating mussels

Images Dated 17th August 2004: Eating a boiled egg

Eating a boiled egg
Boiled egg. Piece of toast being dipped into a boiled egg. Eggs are a good source of protein

Images Dated 17th August 2004: Face in a crowd

Face in a crowd. Gold head standing out amongst a crowd of grey

Images Dated 17th August 2004: Healthy meal

Healthy meal of a jacket potato and salad

Images Dated 17th August 2004: Eating a Chinese meal

Eating a Chinese meal
Chinese meal. Woman using chopsticks to eat a Chinese meal

Images Dated 17th August 2004: Cheese and meats

Cheese and meats
Cheese and meat selection at a party

Images Dated 17th August 2004: Cheese and ham meal

Cheese and ham meal
Meal of cheese, ham, figs and crusty bread. A glass of wine is being poured in the background

Images Dated 17th August 2004: Eating breakfast

Eating breakfast of muesli and orange juice

Images Dated 17th August 2004: Hallowe en party

Hallowe en party
Girl eating a burger at a childrens Hallowe en party

Images Dated 17th August 2004: Large intestine, TEM

Large intestine, TEM
Large intestine. Coloured transmission electron micrograph (TEM) of a section through the wall of the large intestine. The surface consists of many small hair-like absorptive cells (green)

Images Dated 17th August 2004: Small intestine, TEM

Small intestine, TEM
Small intestine. Coloured transmission electron micrograph (TEM) of a section through the wall of the small intestine. The surface consists of many small hair-like absorptive structures (red)

Images Dated 17th August 2004: Human brain, computer artwork

Human brain, computer artwork
Human brain from the front, computer artwork. The largest part of the brain is the folded cerebrum. This controls conscious thoughts and actions

Human brain, computer artwork
Human brain. Computer artwork of the brain in a glass head, seen from the side. The largest part of the brain is the folded cerebrum. This controls conscious thoughts and actions

Human brain, computer artwork
Human brain from the side, computer artwork. The largest part of the brain is the folded cerebrum. This controls conscious thoughts and actions

Images Dated 17th August 2004: Individual brain

Individual brain standing out from others, conceptual computer artwork

Human brain, computer artwork
Human brain from the side, computer artwork. The largest part of the brain is the folded cerebrum. This controls conscious thoughts and actions

Images Dated 17th August 2004: Dendritic cell, TEM

Dendritic cell, TEM
Dendritic cell. Coloured transmission electron micrograph (TEM) of a section through dendritic cells. These are part of the human immune system

Images Dated 17th August 2004: Artificial intelligence

Artificial intelligence. Conceptual computer artwork representing artificial intelligence (AI) showing a human brain overlaid with electronic circuitry

Images Dated 17th August 2004: TEM of adenovirus particles

TEM of adenovirus particles
Transmission electron micrograph of Adeno viruses, cause of infection to the upper respiratory tract, the symptoms of which resemble a common cold

Images Dated 17th August 2004: People drinking wine

People drinking wine
Wine. Group of people drinking wine at a party

Images Dated 17th August 2004: Blood poisoning, computer artwork

Blood poisoning, computer artwork
Blood poisoning. Computer artwork of bacteria (blue) in the bloodstream, a condition called blood poisoning, or septicaemia. This can cause a high fever, chills, muddled thinking and a skin rash

Images Dated 17th August 2004: Computer graphic of kidneys (waterdrop background)

Computer graphic of kidneys (waterdrop background)
Kidneys. Computer graphic illustration of two human kidneys, seen on a waterdrop background to depict the role of kidneys as fluid filtration units

Images Dated 17th August 2004: Seafood plate

Seafood plate
Seafood platter comprising mussels, squid rings, prawns and oysters. Seafood is a good source of protein, but can provoke allergies in some people

Images Dated 17th August 2004: Making pasta

Making pasta by whisking together eggs and flour

Sieving flour

Images Dated 17th August 2004: Melting butter

Melting butter in a pan

Images Dated 17th August 2004: Whisking egg whites

Whisking egg whites. This can be done during the preparation of meringues, souffles and cakes

Images Dated 17th August 2004: Red snapper

Red snapper fish on a roasting tray

Images Dated 17th August 2004: Grinding herbs

Grinding herbs using a pestle and mortar. Inside the mortar are bay leaves and red peppercorns

Mackerel in a roasting tray. Mackerel are an excellent source of protein and healthy oils

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