A pair of
conjoined twins, born naturally in a remote village in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), have survived separation following an 870 - mile round trip.
Perhaps the most famous pair
of conjoined twins were Chang and Eng Bunker (1811 - 1874), Chinese brothers born in Siam, now Thailand.
Some works are composed of enormous cast bronze blocks or massive wooden beams that suggest architectural elements, while others, hanging from the wall or ceiling and made of various pieces of wood
conjoined with wires, nails, and screws, are delicate and light in their toy - like format — the seemingly spontaneous results of sculptural bricolage.
These disputes culminated earlier this year in a highly significant decision from the Lands Tribunal on a number of
conjoined appeals — Cadogan v Sportelli & others (LRA / 50/2005).
Once inside they might bump into wandering twin girls
conjoined by their long hair.
TWIN BOYS
CONJOINED AT HEAD SUCCESSFULLY SEPARATED AT CHILDREN»S HOSPITAL AT MONTEFIORE AFTER MORE THAN 20 HOURS OF SURGERY Babies Have Long Recovery Ahead of Them After a Difficult and Complicated Procedure NEW YORK (October 20, 2016)-- A team -LSB-...]
Last week the Court of Appeal, ruling in two
conjoined cases on disciplinary proceedings brought against solicitors, Wingate v SRA; SRA v Malins [2018] EWCA Civ 366, overturned Mr Justice Mostyn's ruling that integrity and honesty are conceptually the same thing.
Brave New Coin CEO Fran Strajnar expressed enthusiasm over the company's
conjoined efforts with TPI:
Forty doctors have successfully
separated conjoined twin boys who were attached at the skull in a marathon surgical procedure that lasted more than 36 hours.
And for a final trick, it places the now
conjoined forms atop a diminutive octagonal column.
Chin's work, described as both analytic and poetic, often employs community and collaborative teamwork,
conjoining cross-cultural aesthetics with complex ideas.
3 The Catholic Church ordered an autopsy
on conjoined infant twins Joana and Melchiora Ballestero in Hispaniola in 1533 [pdf] to determine if they shared a soul.
These repeatedly
conjoined parts, the prophet's free invective as extended prelude to the fearfully compact pronouncement of divine judgment, constitute a basic pattern of prophetic speech.
Along with his brother, Michael, Mark Polish has turned out intriguing films that explore off - kilter universes,
from conjoined twins (played by the brothers themselves) in TWIN FALLS IDAHO, to a rapturous limbo of reality and fantasy in NORTH FORK.
It is
so conjoined with its Mexican sister city across the Rio Grande, Nuevo Laredo, that the two are often referred to as Los Dos Laredos, or simply Laredo.
This credit should be a tradable asset that,
when conjoined with other new ventures such as community shares or social investment, can generate an asset effect for those whose routes out of poverty are presently so curtailed.»
Other works include «Vertical Horizon», a film
which conjoins antipodal horizons in New Zealand and Spain; and «Black Fan», an installation that spans the length of the main gallery space to delineate the tip of a fan which intersects visually high above and physically in the centre of the earth.
And I thought that could be really beautiful, these two figures just tumbling into the abyss and
then conjoining in this weird way.
But this seemed to be an extreme case of one of those inoperable
conjoined couples that makes us all uncomfortable.
The only valid reason to
conjoin points B and A is the journey — the potential for adventure and discovery that lies between key - on and shut - down.
Made of foam and white plaster, they were conceived as 1:1 scale models of some future disaster - broken planes, masses of geological rock forms and subterranean tunnels are
conjoined together in a manner that recalls the aftermath of an explosion or a natural cataclysm, whose colour can only be added by the events of a history yet to unfold.
Given the viable hybrid offspring that the most diverse members of our species have produced as a result of cultural
conjoinings through both ancient migrations and modern travel, one has to suspect that close encounters of the corporeal kind occurred not infrequently in those dark and lonely cave nights over the course of those long - gone millennia.
I was fascinated to read about
famous conjoined twins in history — Chang and Eng Bunker (the Siamese twins), Millie and Christine McCoy (born into slavery in the southern U.S. and liberated by the celebrity their conjoinment brought them), Daisy and Violet Hilton (Hollywood starlets who met a bitter end).
But by
using conjoined character arcs that double as Jungian archetypes, the series» seventh film ably honors, updates and even deconstructs its legacy.
The Chapman brothers discuss their 1995 sculpture
depicting conjoined girls with relocated genitalia — excerpted from Phaidon's «Speaking of Art.»
Her new work is a wax sculpture of male figures, their disturbingly
conjoined bodies forming a symbiotic dialogue with two pieces by Giordano, Saint Bartholomew and Prometheus Bound (both made circa 1660).
Has your board and those
now conjoined all supply the «alternate feature sheet» field in your RETS feed to CREA??
He must screw up at least 1 % with Down syndrome, cystic fibrosis, cerebral palsy, and
even conjoined twins.
At the same time, Wills says surprisingly little about the underpinnings of mistrust of a powerful state that lie in the faith many Americans have long had in the virtues of competitive markets free of government interference — a
faith conjoining odd fellows like radical Jacksonians and contemporary cybercapitalists.
Because the fibers of the front deltoid originate alongside the fibers of the upper pectoralis major, the two muscles act
like conjoined twins on chest presses.
In this vein,
conjoined characters named Cynthia and Celinde appear in several of the artist's works and virocrypsis features a splintered dialogue between their two voices.
During the last ice age, the four northern Channel Islands, including Santa Rosa Island, were
conjoined into Santa Rosae, a single island that was only five miles (8 km) off the coast.
The ELEVATOR MONDAYS / Z / KU collaboration includes a wonderful arch, a pair shaped of
conjoined arms / legs nearly but not quite touching, while a figurative sculpture of a Dalmatian wearing a fuschia boa looks on, and a female mannequin strides by.
Knoebel's work has since
conjoined painting, sculpture, and architecture, culminating in the purist investigation -LSB-...]
painted on two
conjoined panels My paintings are mostly abstract, but sometimes there are subtle, identifiable references to places or objects.
The company is constructing a collection of high - rise and low - rise buildings in downtown Seattle that will be arrayed around three striking transparent,
conjoined structures that Amazon calls spheres.
Noah may have signed the divorce papers, but he and Allison seem more
intimately conjoined than ever, especially following his revelation that he helped his mother commit suicide.
Linked to Salzburg
conjoined club, RB Leipzig, the player has allegedly been inquired about by Bayer Leverkusen and Borussia Dortmund as well.
Although he went on to work for a number of directors in the 1970s, Williams» name
became conjoined with the twin wunderkinds George Lucas and Steven Spielberg.
In his decision to grant summary judgment in favour of the Claimants, in the above
named conjoined matters, Mr Justice Eder leaves no room for doubt that judges in England take pre trial conduct very seriously indeed and will regard a «snub» by foreign parties, even public authorities, as a direct offence to the authority of the English court.
If the director occasionally strays into bombast,... he still manages to make a strong case for war between democracy and capitalism, two
systems conjoined in Western thought, but now terribly at odds.