www.my-spot.com/whatkind.htm Buying a Telescope: What kind of telescope should I buy? Advice and a simple guide for those buying their first telescope. Last Updated: 11/20/2011 2:04 PM www.my-spot.com > Astronomy by Frank > Buying a Telescope Advice I get asked this question as soon as people find out that I'm into astronomy and telescopes. What do you really want to do with a telescope? Many times after asking these questions I find out that what someone really wants is a fancy living room decoration and not so much a good star gazing instrument. Choosing & Buying a Telescope: The Basics However, for those that have at least a mild interest in astronomy, who actually want to look up and "see the stars" and are not looking for a fancy living room decoration here are some basic rules of thumb... If you do not have much money (say not more than $250) you may be happiest with a good pair of binoculars. What Telescope is Best for Me? The first thing you must do is answer this question: WHAT DO I WANT TO DO WITH MY TELESCOPE?
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The nightmarish hybrid taxidermy that could land 'Franken-artist' in jail By Daily Mail Reporter Updated: 06:44 GMT, 19 December 2011 Like a modern day Dr Frankenstein, Enrique Gomez De Molina creates hauntingly stunning hybrid sculptures made from the stuffed parts of dead animals. But it is his beloved mythical creatures that could land the Miami artist in jail for up to five years and see him forking out $250,000 in fines. De Molina uses the parts of once-living animals and merges them together to create strange beings, one example features the head of two swans on the body of a goat and another shows the head of a squirrel meshed with a crab. Mythical: The surreal sculptures feature a doubles head swan on the body of what appears to be a goat Creepy: This otherworldly piece is created with the head of a screaming squirrel and the body of crab Nightmarish: This taxidermy Sculpture called the McSparboe Salmonella is a mix of a rooster and a goat Weird: In this strange example De Molina merges a goat's head and hooves with the body and tail of a skunk
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