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clotildevillette Bison

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@raisedalepraisehell cows of the plains

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My people

nunyabizni

That’s good eatin right there

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Never knowingly eaten bison but I’d sure like to try it.

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I’ve had Bison in a lasagna. It was really good. A little sweeter than beef

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Then I want a bison heart grinder with pepper jack.

nunyabizni

they used to sell burger patties at trader joes, really lean stuff but not lacking in any of the yummy goodness that you get from 80/20 beef that you lose as you drop fat content.

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Edward John Poynter (1836-1919) The Cave of the Storm Nymphs Oil on canvas 1903 110.4 x 145.9 cm Private collection

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X-rays from one of the first series of X-rays ever produced, by Josef Maria Eder (1855–1944) and Eduard Valenta (1857–1937), both from Austria. The 1896 portfolio contains a total of fifteen images, including, in addition to the skeletal forms of animals and human limbs, X-rays of carved cameos and an assortment of various materials such as metal, wood, glass, and meat. If the images are striking today they must have been doubly so when first published, only a few weeks after Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen made his discovery of X-rays public with his groundbreaking paper “On a New Kind of Ray”. More here: https://publicdomainreview.org/collections/early-experiments-with-x-rays-1896/ And buy some of the images as prints from our shop here: https://publicdomainreview.org/product-att/artist/josef-maria-eder-and-eduard-valenta/

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First Images Revealed for The Mandalorian TV Series

As Star Wars fans take their first steps into the larger world of The Mandalorian, a warrior’s tale set after the fall of the Empire and before the rise of the First Order, writer and executive producer Jon Favreau has taken to his personal Instagram account to give us our first glimpses from the set.