Helen Altman of Fort Worth, Tex., used a plastic model of a human skull purchased from a medical supply catalog to mold spices, seeds, grasses, beans, lotus leaves and the like into firm, skull-shaped packages, which she then arranges on a wall in a roughly 6-foot-by-7-foot grid.
It is noteworthy that in some beaked whale species (Ziphiidae) and the sperm whale (Physeteridae), the tympanoperiotic complex also maintains a firm, osseous connection with the skull (Yamada, 1953).
McCarthy, a vegan, whose shoulder bag is branded with the skull logo of the anti-whaling law firm Sea Shepherd, has held this seat since 2005, when her party was in power.
Firms that do not will be flagged with a skull and crossbones if they are promoted in spam, he said.
Fat lads from football firms who wouldn't think twice about punching your skull in.
To detractors, the firm is alternately a cult or a secretive fraternity like Skull and Bones at Yale, one focused on profits and power.
Alastair Morgan, whose brother, a private investigator, was found with an axe embedded in his skull in 1987, told The Independent that it appeared there was evidence of a corrupt "firm within a firm" operating inside the Metropolitan Police.
One marketing firm has already sponsored the development of a device that can beam audio ads into your skull.
Radiocarbon-dated horse skulls indicate pre-Scythian ages of "classic Mongolian" deer stones as well as firm association with the Late Bronze Age khirigsuur [kurgan] burial mound complex.
Unlike some real estate titans, "he doesn't care about bragging rights or making the other guy look bad or crushing his skull under his boot," says Jim Corl, a managing director at Siguler Guff & Company, a private equity investment firm.
