The presence of hollow flanks, protruding ribs, rough hair coats, dehydration (lack of skin-elasticity and sunken eye-balls), skin-abrasions on fore-knees and faecal staining of perineum was dichotomously recorded.
The product of that move, a documentary, La Pelota Vasca: la Piel Contra la Piedra (Basque Ball: the Skin Against the Stone), is the most controversial thing to hit Spanish cinemas for years.
Instead, Birkdale became a stunning reminder of what it was like when Norman ruled golf: a force of nature with a flowing blond mane, a powerful athlete who did everything big — from driving the golf ball, to skin diving with sharks, to winning majors and blowing major leads.
To make this creepy living doll, they cultivated balls of skin cell covered collagen in doll shaped molds.
As shown in Figure 2b, all centers of the screw, bionic ball-shaped bone, and skin contact ball are aligned on a line in order to reduce the shear force and twist distortion during the operation.
While I was waiting, pacing, smoking, watching each agonizing percentage jump, I was reminded of that tingle in the balls and skin-prickling sense of excitement and anticipation that only Halo can bring.
While I was waiting, pacing, smoking, watching each agonising percentage jump, I was reminded of that tingle in the balls and skin-prickling sense of excitement and anticipation that only Halo can bring.
"If you sit on a tar ball with wet skin," Kirby said, "you will absorb that material through your skin".
The rookie Travis Snider drilled a liner off it in the third inning, imprinting the seams of the ball on the skin covering the bone.
Looking into these gears laid bare put me in mind, nostalgically, of the early Giacometti sculpture, "Woman with Her Throat Cut," that used to lie on a low pedestal on the second floor, and of Arnaldo Pomodoro's great bronze ball, its polished skin partially flayed, that for a time sat in the old lobby.
