There are thousands of them for sale on EBay.

Hyperspectral Remote Sensing (HRS) of the vegetation is a "non-destructive" screening method for identifying bio-physical variability in the plants. We are in still in research and development mode. I have tested this concept last year at Noble Foundation for Medicago mutants. It shows some interesting variability among the different phenotypes and also response to NPK treatments. I have shared few graphs for your information... I hope same concept should work for identifying tomato phenotypes/genotypes. Its almost certain that I am going test this concept when my tomato plants. I also believe that we can able to detect plant stress conditions due to disease/disorders much before they appear or show-up. So that we can take early measures before to any physical damage! Thank you -Chandra Here is a link that might be useful: Medicago Spectral Graphs...

hehe! No, I don't think it's all that obvious. Or at least I had never heard of it before finding it in the art dictionary, ArtLex, that I mentioned here before. Here's what they said: bricolage - Something made from whatever materials happen to be available. From the French bricole, meaning a trifle, and which the French used even earlier to mean catapault. Bricolage may be related to bric-a-brac. Quote: ".... Bricolage is a French word. It means to build it yourself." Tom Sachs (contemporary) American artist Don'tcha love it?! :-D Since we go looking for specific items for assemblage, I suppose it's not exactly the same. I guess the Watt's Tower would be a good example of bricolage. But since you "build" or "assemble" these 3D collages, I think that describes it pretty well.

LOL fly "but it honestly wasn't clear to me" Personally I could see right through them. As for the CB2 blueprint chairs they remind me too much of the cheap lawn chairs almost everyone had, but us, way back in the eighties. I doubt any of them are still around since they didn't last long. Well other than the "impression" they left "behind". Maybe CB2 should call their chairs imprint instead. As for your table Malhgold, it reminds me a bit of our old living room tables I updated for our daughter's first apartment. Just used furniture refinisher to remove the finish and then used water based walnut stain (this is part of what helped to achieve the "grain" instead of it soaking in like oil based would have after using any solvent)with a cheap brush that separated easily. And a bit closer of the new look...