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Boule Set in Wooden Carry Case
The traditional game of boule, brought to you in a polished alloy set with wooden carry case.
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This Deluxe Boule Set is supplied in a handmade wooden Jaques box. Although not a Jaques game originally, Jaques did not invent this game (we cannot invent every game in the world!), boule has been sold by Jaques for over 50 years. Jaques' early involvement in boule played a great part in making the game of boule what it is today.
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Sentina Energy Shot Mobile USB Power Kits
Instant power to your iPhone or Android.
The Sentina Energy Shot USB Power Kits feature AA battery converter, car charger, USB cord and tip.
Convert 4 AA batteries into instant iPhone® or Android power 100%. Work your Smartphone 24-7. No more down time. Your old phones are ready to serve with this Sentina Energy Shot USB Power Kits. Perfect for emergency back-up.
Car charger for iPhone® Android or any USB devices can refresh your phones while in the car. Charges most of the USB devices - one for many devices. Family can share one when traveling. It is powered by 4 AA batteries (not included).
The perfect kit - AA Battery Converter + Car Charger and USB Cord and Tip.
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Sentina Energy Shot Mobile USB Power Kits
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Borrowing liberally from the French film La Totale, this is an action picture, domestic comedy, and political thriller rolled into a crowd-pleasing ball of entertainment. Producer James Cameron wrote and directed the film. Henry Tasker (Arnold Schwarzenegger) is a workaholic computer salesman neglecting his mousy wife Helen (Jamie Lee Curtis), a legal secretary. Simon (Bill Paxton) seduces Helen with the lie that he is a secret agent; he's really a used car salesman. Harry suspects that Helen is cheating on him, and he sends a few colleagues to kidnap them. Helen then discovers that Harry is a secret agent by night, working for a shadowy group called the Omega Sector. Harry and his partner Gib (Tom Arnold) are trying to find four nuclear warheads that have disappeared from a former Soviet republic.~ Michael Betzold, All Movie Guide
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EPA and the states (usually that state's agriculture office) register or license pesticides for use in the United States. EPA receives its authority to register pesticides under the Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act (FIFRA). States are authorized to regulate pesticides under FIFRA and under state pesticide laws. States may place more restrictive requirements on pesticides than EPA. Pesticides must be registered both by EPA and the state before distribution.
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Comparing Samsung's Galaxy S5 to Apple's iPhone 5s is like pitting the Tesla Model S against the Ford Model T. From its more capable camera to its cutting-edge fitness features, Samsung's new flagship phone has a slew of amenities that Apple, famous for being the last to embrace new technologies (NFC anyone?), will probably add to the iPhone 7s.
I could spill a vat of digital ink, detailing every way in which the Galaxy S5 is the best 2014 has to offer and the iPhone 5s feels like an average Android device from 2012. However, iPhone users would have to scroll a lot to read them on their low-res displays. Here are the six biggest reasons why the Galaxy S5 beats the iPhone 5s.
In an age when most flagship phones have full-HD displays 5 inches or larger, the iPhone 5s' 4-inch, 1136 x 640-pixel display is such a relic that it should come with a cassette adapter. Sure, the iPhone's screen has good color fidelity and a sharp 326 pixels per inch, but it can't hold a candela to Samsung's 5.1-inch, 1920 x 1080p super AMOLED panel.
A larger screen means a better movie-viewing experience, more-legible Web pages and books, and larger keys on the virtual keyboard for accurate typing. With a full-HD resolution, the Galaxy S5 shows the best online videos at an eye-popping 431.9 PPI, with no downscaling required. Better still, the Galaxy S5 has a new technology that adjusts not only the brightness, but also the contrast ratio and color gamut, to provide a superior experience in direct sunlight and other challenging conditions.
is it me, or did it used to seem like apple was always ahead of the curve and now they're always just a little bit behind on some things.
One reason it doesn't?
Apparently, no one at Samsung has any taste at all (and I say this as a G3 owner). If they painted a house, it would be purple with pink trim. If they hung artwork in their house, it would be black velvet dogs playing poker with Elvis.
This thing looks like they bashed it with a meat tenderizer. It gave a bear hug to Pinhead.
I might buy it but not until I see if any aftermarket battery covers are available.
This article is ridiculous. 16 megapixels vs 8 megapixels doesn't equal double the image quality. Phones such as the iPhone and HTC's phones have continued to outperform other phones with a higher pixel count. Your HDR argument is extremely weak. The iPhone actually creates HDR's the correct way by combining several photos. Real time is just a gimmick. How can you claim 5 hours 46 minutes is miserable? That beats all the other phones on the market today. The S5's power saving mode is a joke. Who want's to see their screen in black & white. As for the S5 having better security, you've got to be kidding. The S5's finger print scanner has been slammed in the media for not working that well. I've tested it and it doesn't work nearly as well as Apple's offering. The iPhone 5s has a more advanced fingerprint scanner compared to Samsung. The iPhone is using a static scanner which is way better than what Samsung has.
Samsung will take center stage now. The review was about as real as it gets and pulls no punches.
The Fanbois will be out in droves damning this review. Heresy!!!
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I have one question… Why are they comparing the Galaxy S5 with the IPhone 5S? The IPhone is a generation behind the S5. The IPhone 5S needs to be juged with the Galaxy S4. Whe the IPhone 6 comes out they can judge it to the S5.
As a former Iphone user, who switched to the Galaxy, I will just say this. The Samsung Galaxy S5 is amazing in many ways. The screen is leaps and bounds ahead of the Iphone in clarity and useability, (pixel count aside). It has a seemingly infinite choice of great options and features. But the Iphone, in terms of intuitive simplicity & thoughtful user friendliness is still the best. The Galaxy is tremendously complex, and for Iphone users who aren't techy types, the learning curve is steep and can be frustrating. Just be aware of this if you are planning to switch over.
Way to go Samsung! The GS5 a much needed improvement over the GS3 and GS4. Samsung already knows durability sells, and the iPhone WILL have to catch this in order to remain popular.
With more than $575 in bundled apps and features including a fingerprint sensor and heart rate monitor, as well as dust/water resistance certification IP67, the GS5 will become the phone every fitness buff will have to get. And yes, it will still stream music and take calls while it is sitting in the potty, unlike your iPhone.
HDR might be a gimmick, but with best shot, controlled continuous, and the latest in autofocus and image stabilization tech, images from the GS5 WILL put those iPhone to shame with 2X the details, 2X the resolution and better lighting.
5 hours of battery life IS a gimmick, especially when other phones, including the GS3, GS4 AND now the GS5 all beat their respective iPhones (4, 5, 5C/5S, the upcoming 6) in the battery life department. Oh, and with changeable backs and removable batteries, the GS5 can look any way you want it (though the blue cover looks great and while some are complaining about the meat tenderizer look on the rear, I don't mind it at all). I expect to see the GS5 have/support wireless charging, just as the GS3 and GS4 do today.
Apple needs to up it's a-game today or they will not be in the phone business much longer. They will fall from grace, just as Motorola did, thanks to Samsung if they don't improve the iPhone sooner.
Not sure why this is being talked about. The S4 was already better then Iphone. In fact a lot of phones are better then the Iphone. Iphone is behind the curve everytime they release a phone. I guess people get excited seeing an apple I will never understand why people want something that is beat before it is even released.
The reason it is being discussed is because it is a natural question people in the market for a new phone right now will be asking themselves, and since Apple will not have a new iPhone out until only God and Apple knows when – the iphone 5S is all there is with which to make a comparison.
Fact is, there is no logical reason – if you do seriously think through your decision – why you would buy an itty bitty screened iPhone with its woefully limited capabilities and negative hardware features (no removable battery, not waterproof, poor battery life, etc). But, since when has common sense been a determining factor re Apple products?
Only 6?? Its well over a full generation ahead. The Galaxy S4 had advantages over apple and comparing the S5 to the 5S is comparing a porsche 911 Turbo to a Ford Focus. Yes they are both cars but one is markedly different then the other.
Its getting harder to compare android to apple because apple has done nothing to show they are ahead of the curve anymore. Android is faster, has better screens, a better operating system. Apple just has support, nostalgia and a cult-like fanbase
Features features features. Everyone talking about features. The reason the iPhones are popular is the simplicity of the OS. My 3 year old can navigate an iDevice. You can't give an Andriod phone to a 3 year old. It is too complicated. People here seem to forget that it is not the device but the operating system where apple wins. Sure, I can buy a souped up PC for less than a Mac, but I'd have to run Windows on it. I could buy a nice Samsung phone packed with a nice screen and all these features everyone keeps talking about, but i'd have to use the Andriod OS. And… I would guess that 70-80% of smartphones users don't even use all those "features".
Features features features. Everyone talking about features. The reason the iPhones are popular is the simplicity of the OS. My 3 year old can navigate an iDevice. You can't give an Android phone to a 3 year old. It is too complicated. People here seem to forget that it is not the device but the operating system where apple wins. Sure, I can buy a souped up PC for less than a Mac, but I'd have to run Windows on it. I could buy a nice Samsung phone packed with a nice screen and all these features everyone keeps talking about, but i'd have to use the Android OS. And… I would guess that 70-80% of smartphones users don't even use all those "features".
There have been numerous reviews saying that iPhone's fingerprint reader works MUCH better than the Galaxy. It's been said that you have to swipe perfectly to use it where as with the iPhone you just touch it.
As 4 years iphone technician and s5 owner i can verify that firgerprint scanner isnt working correctly. Its very big trouble and hard to use, you cant unlock with 1 hand and i believe the problem is in the home button size. because of the shape of the s5 home button you should swipe your finger to unlock in the other hand in iphone 5s you just touch the must bigger home button.
S5 is a really good smartphone
Unfair comparison S5 (newest generation) against iPhone 5 last years iPhone generation. Nice upgrades and features of the S5, but I am waiting to see what the next gen iPhone has. I prefer a smaller screen than the 5″ as a phone should be a phone not a tablet with phone capabilities, YMMV. I use phone sports apps to track workouts, HRM, speed, distance and do not want to strap a tablet phone to my arm while jogging. I like the water resistant feature though.
John, you're blatantly a complete Appleboy and an apparent idiot when it comes to technology.
The iPhones camera is the joke, they can't even get their rear camera to work properly. Image quality is terrible, especially when comparing the the S5, which takes massively more detailed pictures.
I have an S5 and can vouch that the finger print scanner is fine as it is, I haven't had any problem with it.
Your opinion on the battery life is questionable. My S5 last almost two days with moderate use and 19 hours with heavy use, and if I have a low battery, let's say 15%, the Ultra Power Saving mode is most handy if I need to stay connected, 15% on that mode will give you around 4 days power. Get some kind of objectivity and admit that the S5 is a FAR superior smartphone. And to thos who say Android is too complex, get the hell off technology forums and go back to school.


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Plus, the system lets you add and simultaneously monitor up to five more indoor, outdoor or, night-vision cameras for greater coverage throughout your home. Setup in three easy steps First, load the included software onto your Windows®-based networked home computer and follow the directions on the setup wizard. Next, connect the included Logitech HomePlug™ adapter to an outlet and your network router. Finally, place the included camera in the area you want to monitor and plug it in to an outlet. The system uses your home's electrical wiring for crystal-clear signal transmission. No Wi-Fi® hassles, IP address settings or router re-starts required. Free apps for anytime live access The free Logitech Alert Web Viewer lets you watch real-time HD-quality security feeds of your home from anywhere. You can view it on a home computer, or a remote computer connected to the Internet. Add free apps for your iPad®, iPhone®, iPod touch®, Android™ or BlackBerry™ smartphone to watch and listen right on your mobile device. You can even set the system up for motion-detection recording, and to send you email and text alerts when movement activates the camera. Best of all, this is a do-it-yourself system that requires no monitoring service subscriptions or fees. Product Highlights:Logitech Alert Commander Software:requires Windows® based networked computerview a live audio/video feed either from your home or remote PC, or Intel®-based Mac®store and review time-stamped security recordings on your local PCexpandable up to six zones (additional indoor and outdoor cameras available)simultaneous display of up to six monitored areasfree real-time monitoring available to remote computers via broadband Internet connectionfree apps enable remote viewing from iPhone, iPad and Android phonesmotion detection alerts by text or email can be sent to one or more computers or cell phonescomprehensive remote and mobile system management available (annual subscription fee applies)700N indoor night vision camera:infrared (IR) illumination circuitry enables up to 50-foot visibility in complete darknessHD-quality images (960 x 720)130° wide-angle lensbuilt-in microphone lets you monitor and record soundbuilt-in motion detector can be set to activate camera and send remote alertsrecords to computer hard drive or to included microSD cardincludes versatile mounting choices: desktop stand, wall/ceiling mount, or suction cup to attach to a windowincluded HomePlug power supply doubles as a link to your home computer via a powerline network that uses your home's electrical wiringcreates its own network (no home network required)warranty: 1 yearNetwork adapter:connects to an electrical outlet and your router (not included) to create self-activated network between computer and camera(s)warranty: 1 yearOur 60-day money-back guarantee Logitech® Alert™ 750N Reviews Average Customer Review: 2 reviews Review this product Submit a review and then enter to win a $350 rewards card Filter by rating: 5 Star: (0) 4 Star: (0) 3 Star: (0) 2 Star: (0) 1 Star: (0) Review this product: Thanks for taking the time to share your experiences about this product. 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Not able to playback on Apple tablets since it needs Adobe Flash Player. 1 out of 1 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Worth every single penny... Written By DipenP, Los Angeles, CA on Monday, October 01, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) After reviewing several options for a nanny cam, I decided to go with the Logitech® Alert 750N for ease-of-use in accessing live feeds from a remote location by either laptop or mobile. The product was easy to setup and accessing the video (both live and playback) was very easy. I gave this product 4 stars because of 2 reasons: 1) The camera is big and hard to hide. Also, it is wired (plugs to the wall) and so this also limited options for placement 2) The system uses your home wiring, which means you will need to take up at least 2 of your sockets to get this setup. It would be nice if the camera side was wireless. Other than that, the quality of the video is excellent. I also tested it in night vision mode and was very impressed. The fish-eye lens is awesome as it captures a wide view. This product helped us discover that our nanny was neglecting out child. Needless to say, she was fired and so this camera is worth every penny!!!! Pros: Quality of Video Easy to setup Accessibility of recordings / live feed Cons: Wired camera A little bulky 15 out of 16 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Hands-on research What's in the box? | In-depth notes What's in the box? Download owner's manual Logitech Alert indoor camera 2 GB microSD card (inserted in camera) Desktop camera stand Large suction cup (1.75" diameter) Small suction cup (1.375" diameter) 2 Self-adhesive cable clips Rubber plug Camera power supply Network adapter 2 Slide-in 2-Prong AC plugs (for camera power supply and network adapter) 2 Rubber bumpers (for camera power supply and network adapter) 10' Ethernet cable (with yellow RJ-45 plugs for camera power supply) 10' Ethernet cable (with blue RJ-45 plugs for network adapter) Ethernet line coupler (Female RJ-45 jack on each end) Camera wall/ceiling mounting flange (2" diameter base) Rubber mounting flange cover Four 1" flat-head screws 4 Orange plastic wall anchors Adjustable camera mount ball and screw Adjustable camera mount locking socket 2" Camera mount shaft extension Logitech Alert Commander Video Security Software (v3.1sp1) "Getting Started with..." guide System Requirements & Support Guide Customer Support contact sheet 2 Self-adhesive Warning badges Product Research Features Overview: The Logitech Alert 750n Indoor Master System is an indoor video security system with home network compatibility. The system includes the Alert 700n indoor camera, a separate power supply, a network adapter, plus cables and mounting accessories. The system also includes powerful software that allows you to monitor the system live on your computer or from anywhere on a free, secure website. You can also record, store, and play back video on your PC or the included 2 GB microSD card. Up to six indoor or outdoor cameras can be used in this master system. Camera: The Logitech Alert 700n indoor camera can provide HD-quality video security (960 x 720 @ 15 fps). The 700n's High Power Night Vision, powered by 2 Osram infrared illuminators, lets you "see" up to 50 feet in complete darkness. During the day, the built-in IR cut filter enables the camera to function better in the daylight. The camera's 130° wide angle lens delivers much more viewing area than most cameras. The built-in microphone lets you monitor and record audio with the video (see note below). 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Dropbox: You can upload and back up your security videos to Dropbox, an automatic cloud-based service. Dropbox is password protected, so your videos are stored securely. Storage plans are available starting at up to 2 GBs free to up to 100 GB for a few dollars a month. Dropbox also allows you to store Word, Excel, and PowerPoint files as well. Opening a Dropbox account is done through the supplied Logitech Alert Commander software. Motion Detection Zones: The Alert Commander software allows you to set up motion detection zones on the viewable video, typically around windows and doors. When movement is detected in any of the detection zones, the camera will automatically record the action. Up to 16 motion detection zones can be specified for a single view. Alerts: You can set up alerts that will automatically notify you whenever a camera detects motion. Notifications can be sent to an email address or to your mobile phone. 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Originally published on Thu October 10, 2013 8:33 pm
The government shutdown is likely to mean an early death for thousands of mice used in research on diseases such as diabetes, cancer and Alzheimer's.
Federal research centers including the National Institutes of Health will have to kill some mice to avoid overcrowding, researchers say. Others will die because it is impossible to maintain certain lines of genetically altered mice without constant monitoring by scientists. And most federal scientists have been banned from their own labs since Oct. 1.
"I'm sure it's chaos at the NIH for anyone doing mouse experiments," says Roger Reeves, a researcher at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore who uses hundreds of so-called transgenic mice in his work on Down syndrome.
NIH officials say they aren't doing media interviews. So Reeves and other scientists at Johns Hopkins agreed to talk about what a shutdown would mean for their lab animals and the research these animals make possible.
The loss of so-called transgenic mice, many of which have genes that cause them to develop versions of human diseases, is especially troubling, scientists say. A single animal can cost thousands of dollars to replace, they say. And some cannot be replaced at any cost.
To maintain a colony of transgenic mice, every new pup must have its DNA tested by a highly trained researcher, Reeves says. The animal care staff now in charge of NIH mice would not be able to do the testing, he says. So, once federal scientists knew a shutdown was going to happen, they probably had to choose certain mice to eliminate.
"If I thought we were going to be down for two weeks we certainly would reduce the colony," Reeves says. "If I thought it was going to be a month then I would take a little harder look. And if I thought it would be longer than that then we really would have to take things off the shelf."
By "off the shelf," Reeves means freezing some embryos and killing an entire line of mice. Reviving a line that has been "frozen down" can take months and cost thousands of dollars, he says.
Reeves has seen what a government shutdown can do to research. He was at a government lab in the 1980s when a shutdown forced him to walk away from his experiments with cell cultures. The experiments were ruined, he says. "It was a complete waste."
Shutdowns in the 1980s typically lasted no more than a few days. The current one promises to go on for weeks. And that could be disastrous for researchers, says Carol Greider, a researcher at Hopkins, and a 2009 Nobel Prize winner. "Not being able to breed mice for several weeks could really shut down years' worth of experiments," she says.
The NIH will face another problem with its mice, researchers say: overcrowding. Ordinarily, the NIH keeps more than 300,000 mice on hand. But that number has almost certainly been growing quickly since the shutdown, says Bob Adams, who is in charge of research animals at Johns Hopkins.
"Every 21 days a female mouse can have a litter," which can mean 10 or more pups, he says. "So you can see it's a geometric progression of how many mice you would have to deal with."
The mouse facilities at most research institutions run near capacity, Adams says. And national guidelines for research animals prohibit crowding more mice into the same space, he says.
"We might start moving animals around to facilities where we have some room," Adams says. "But at some point we would probably have to start euthanizing animals."
It's not clear how much of that has already occurred at NIH. One reason is that federal researchers had been keeping fewer mice than usual because of budget cuts from sequestration.
In response to questions about mice at the NIH, a spokesperson provided a written statement saying that institute directors are "developing approaches to manage the population of animals so as not to delay experiments further after the shutdown has ended and taking into consideration facility constraints during the shutdown."
Managing the population of NIH mice won't be easy, Adams says. The first thing he would do if Hopkins faced a shutdown would be to separate male and female mice, he says. That would require a lot of extra cages. And pregnant females would still be producing new litters for weeks, he says, which would require many more cages.
Within a couple of weeks of a shutdown, Hopkins would run out of room, Adams says. Then he would have to start bringing animals to a machine that includes a stack of airtight chambers.
Mice cages would be placed in the cages and the machine turned on, he says. "It slowly brings up the carbon dioxide levels so they essentially get anesthetized and then they eventually suffocate," he says
Biomedical research often involves killing animals, Adams says. But usually there is a compelling scientific reason.
When the shutdown began 10 days ago, many of the nation's most valuable lab mice were left in limbo. They're held in federal biomedical research facilities where scientists had been trying to find new treatments for diseases, like cancer, diabetes and arthritis. Well, now most of those researchers are banned from their labs. And at the National Institutes of Health, outside Washington, D.C., it appears that thousands of rare and costly research mice will be put to death before the scientists return.
NPR's Jon Hamilton has that story.
JON HAMIILTON, BYLINE: The shutdown poses a special problem for mice that have been genetically altered to develop versions of human diseases, from Alzheimer's to epilepsy. Some of these transgenic mice cost thousands of dollars to replace. Others can't be replaced at any cost. NIH officials aren't doing media interviews. So I asked scientists at Johns Hopkins in Baltimore what a shutdown would mean for their research animals.
Roger Reeves uses hundreds of transgenic mice in his work on Downs Syndrome. And he says to maintain the colony every new pup needs to have its DNA tested by the researchers.
ROGER REEVES: If I thought we were going to be down for two weeks, we certainly would reduce the colony. If I thought it was going to be a month, then I would take a little harder look. And if I thought it was going to be longer than that, then we really would have to take things off the shelf.
HAMIILTON: By freezing embryos and killing entire lines of mice.
Reeves has seen what a government shutdown can do to research. He was at a government lab in the 1980s, when a shutdown forced him to walk away from his experiments with cell cultures.
REEVES: Everything done up 'til that point, lost. It was a complete waste, just an utter waste.
HAMIILTON: Shutdowns in the 1980s lasted no more than a couple of days. The current one promises to go on for weeks. And Carol Greider at Hopkins, a Nobel Prize winner, says that would be disastrous.
CAROL GREIDER: Not being able to breed mice for several weeks could really shut down years worth of experiments.
HAMIILTON: Of course, mice breed even when scientists aren't around. And that presents another problem for the NIH, which ordinarily keeps more than 300,000 mice on hand. Bob Adams, who is in charge of research animals at Hopkins, says that number is probably growing quickly.
BOB ADAMS: Every 21 days a female mouse can have a litter.
HAMIILTON: And how many in a litter?
ADAMS: That varies but it can be a lot, like 10. So you can see it's a geometric progression of how many mice you would have to deal with.
HAMIILTON: Adams says most research institutions don't have much space for extra mice.
ADAMS: We might start moving animals around to facilities where we have some room. But at some point, we would probably have to start euthanizing animals.
HAMIILTON: It's not clear how much of that has already occurred at NIH, where the mouse census had been down a bit because of cuts from sequestration. In an email, an NIH spokesperson said only that institute directors are developing approaches to manage the population.
Adams explains why that will be difficult, as we tour the Hopkins facilities where about 200,000 mice live in stacks of clear plastic cages.
ADAMS: This is what you might call a standard mouse room. It holds about a thousand cages. All the cages receive HEPA filtered air. They receive treated water.
HAMIILTON: Adams says the first thing you do in a shutdown is try to separate males and females. But that requires a lot of extra cages. And pregnant females would still produce new litters, requiring more cages. Adams says within a couple of weeks, they would run out of room. Then, he would have to start bringing animals here, to a stack of air-tight chambers.
ADAMS: We turn the machine on. It slowly brings up the carbon monoxide levels, so they essentially get anesthetized and then they eventually suffocate.
HAMIILTON: Adams says biomedical research often involves killing animals. But usually, he says, there's a better reason.
Jon Hamilton, NPR News. Transcript provided by NPR, Copyright NPR.


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Min (Min Oo) has an itchy, flaky rash that covers the upper part of his body. When Roong (Kanokporn Tongaram), the young factory worker who cares for him, and Orn (Jenjira Jansuda), a much older woman, take Roong to see a doctor, he has to pretend he can't speak because he has had a severe sore throat since childhood, when in fact he doesn't speak because he's an illegal immigrant from Burma, and is not at all fluent in Thai. The doctor treats him, but won't supply him with the medical papers necessary to get a work permit, because he doesn't have the required paperwork. Min later visits her husband at work, and mentions that she'd like to have another child. Her husband is sympathetic, but is afraid to try again because their first-born child died. Instead of using the prescription she got for Min's rash, Orn prepares a homemade concoction, a mix of finely chopped vegetables and store-bought skin creams. She takes Min to visit Roong at work, and Roong leaves with Min, claiming that she's ill. She and Min travel to a remote cliff to have a romantic picnic lunch, while Orn has an erotic assignation with one of her husband's co-workers. Orn ends up lost in the woods, and eventually stumbles upon the young lovers. Blissfully Yours, writer-director Apichatpong Weerasethakul's follow-up to the festival favorite, Mysterious Object at Noon, won Un Certain Regard at the 2001 Cannes Film Festival and was shown at Lincoln Center in 2002 as part of their Film Comment Presents series.~ Josh Ralske, All Movie Guide
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About three dozen vehicle tires were punctured Saturday at several residences in a California neighborhood, according to police.
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I recently wrote you about now nice Cheryl treated me and how helpful she was when I had a small problem with a couple of plants I had ordered from you. I had ordered some 12-packs of herbs for a workshop I was conducting on container gardening/cooking with herbs. This is an update on that.
I had one of the 12 packs of Globe Basil go south on me (in more ways than one), and needed to replace it quickly. I replaced it with a mint, and Cheryl told me when it would be here, which was one day before I had to leave town for the workshop. She was right. It got here exactly when she said it would, and everything worked out well.
The workshop went great. The women had a good time planting their containers and were impressed with the quality of the plants. I had also ordered 12 copies of your catalog to hand out, and that excited them as much as planting their own containers. All of the copies were handed out either there in the workshop, or later during the weekend. I had saved one to give to a friend whose husband had recently moved here from New Zealand, and now lives in Asheville, NC.
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All of our patient waiting has finally paid off – the final design for San Francisco's new transit center was finally revealed last week! The San Francisco Transbay Transit Center is designed to hold 12 transit systems and will also house the future high speed rail terminus. Designed by Pelli Clarke Pelli, the final design for the center includes some changes from past incarnation, most notably an awesome 5.4 acre green roof and public park that will have an amphitheater for music performances and movie screenings. Downtown SF is getting better and better, now let's get that HSR line under construction!
Pelli Clarke Pelli presented the final design to the Transbay Joint Powers Authority Board (TJPA) in San Francisco last Thursday. To be located in downtown San Francisco, the new Transit Center will be constructed from steel and glass with a curvilinear exterior inspired the by the sway of tree trunks and their shady canopies. As the facade reaches the roof, it curves in, softening the shadow casted on the street below. Additionally a number of green building strategies were incorporated into the design, including passive solar shading, high performance glazing, geothermal cooling and even wind power.
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Baldwin City travel tips, Baker grad and professor named associate dean of School of Professional and Graduate Studies, and more in the midsummer edition of the Arbor.
Mike Ellis, a 1984 Baker graduate and advocate for people with disabilities, was honored on Monday, July 27, as a Champion of Change by the White House in conjunction with the 25th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act. The event celebrated the success of the ADA and honored advocates who are working to uphold and expand the spirit of the ADA.
PBS films Baker profile for series, Athletic Hall of Fame Class of 2015 announced, Osborne Chapel sanctuary named for Dr. Lambert and more in the summer edition of the Arbor.
Carly Berblinger, Rachel Haley, Jacob Mogle and Dustin Turner received Outstanding Senior awards for their superior achievement in the fields of academics, leadership, service, co-curricular activities and off-campus educational opportunities.
Two May Baker University graduates, known for their strong academic commitment, were recognized as 2015 Fran Jabara Leadership Award recipients during spring commencement ceremonies on May 17 at the Collins Center.
Known for inspiring students inside and outside the classroom, Alan Grant was awarded Baker University's prestigious Jennie Howell Kopke and Verda R. Kopke Award for Distinguished Teaching on Sunday, May 17, during commencement ceremonies at the Collins Center.
Baker University's School of Nursing dean's list for maintaining a 3.5 grade-point average or higher during the spring 2015 semester.
The following students were named to Baker University's College of Arts and Sciences and School of Education undergraduate dean's list for maintaining a 3.5 grade-point average or higher during the spring 2015 semester:
Kaleb Berry became the first Kauffman Foundation Scholar to graduate from Baker University during commencement ceremonies on Sunday. The Kansas City, Kansas, native earned a Bachelor of Science degree while majoring in computer science.
Two years after receiving a bachelor's degree as an art major from Baker University, Brittni Sayers will cross the commencement stage once again at the Collins Center — this time as a nursing graduate with a job already secured.
Baker University will honor more than 300 undergraduates and 180 graduate students at three commencement ceremonies at the Collins Center on the Baldwin City campus.
Known for being instrumental in creating a community that promotes diversity and well-being of students on the Baldwin City campus, Baker University senior Alexia Nyoni was recently presented the David Merchant International Student Award for Achievement. The award honors one international student who demonstrates exceptional accomplishments in the areas of scholarship and service.
Osborne Chapel to be rededicated in celebration of 150th year, Alumni Weekend coming up, shedding a little light on campus matter from 1916, and more in the May edition of the Arbor.
Two Baker University alumni who serve as Baker Trustees — Gordon Lansford and Brandon Scarborough — were recently recognized by Kansas City publications for their contributions in the KC business community.
Doctoral student Pam Turner and Bachelor of Business Administration student Barbie Brooks persevered to earn their degrees from Baker University, which will be celebrating nearly 300 undergraduates and 180 graduates the next two weekends at commencement.
Baker University celebrated the following academic and athletic award winners for the 2014-2015 academic year on Wednesday during Dialogos, a presentation of undergraduate work, on the Baldwin City campus.
Baker University student senate president Rachel Haley, a senior from Lawrence, Kansas, has been selected to participate as a student lobbyist for the 2015 Fraternity and Sorority Congressional Visits April 26-30 in Washington, D.C.
The Baker Orange won the All-Kansas Award as the state's top private college newspaper during the Kansas Collegiate Media spring conference April 12-13 in Wichita, Kansas. It marked the 16th time in 18 years the Orange received the All-Kansas honor.
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While there are many in the Ethiopian Defense Forces who are disciplined, dedicated and respectful, there are some in position of power that can do whatever they want on a whim. One can not help but wonder if they did not hesitate to do this in front of thousands of people, if they were not ashamed to act like thugs in front of a stadium full of people; imagine what they could do to somebody they did not agree with in a bar or a restaurant. The question is where is this confidence-where you can push and shove police officers in public-coming from? In Don Rumsfeld's words, what's the known unknown? If I (the average Joe) were to get physical with a uniformed police officer, I would have been hurt and ended up in jail. So what is unknown to us but known to those police officers that that took the shoving and did nothing.
If, as you pointed out, the constitution had your back; why didn't you keep recording? If the rule of law was above all, why wasn't the officer arrested and charged for assaulting a police officer? You had him on camera; you had witnesses including ETV journalists. Who is he to ask you why you are recording? Why did you need to tell him you were a journalist? So if you were not a journalist you can not use a camera in public places? Why didn't ETV journalists dare tape the incident?
There is a system out there where some could do almost anything. They are the judge, the jury and the prosecutor all at once. There are precedents set forth from the early days of the regime. Andargachew Tsige once told us Tamirat (former Prime Minster) used to order: 'put him in and rough him up for me'. The police officers knew their jobs could be on the line, they knew he was the 'kind of person 'you don't mess with. That is why they were not happy about the recording; they would have been identified from among hundreds of police officers deployed at the game. Yes it is one small incident in the general scheme of things, yet it is a reflection of a system; a system where a few can do anything to anyone with impunity.
I believe you are a good family man, ethical in your reporting and patriotic. While I admire your courage to come out with the story despite the officer's warning, I believe your attempt to paint this as no more than some rogue officer acting with impunity is unpalatable. Let's call it what it is: balebetuan yetemamenech wesha chirawan dej tasadiralech.
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I get this red ring around my chops after playing for about 10 minutes. It's not brusing because I don't play with pressure, and it goes down completely after about 15-20 minutes after I stop playing. I've had it ever since I can remember. It's not causing my chops any pain or anything like that, but it is really easy to see and I haven't seen anyone else get it that prominently. Any thoughts??
Yeh I use a monette mouthpeice and when I used a silver Bach mouthpeice I did get a red ring around my chops but I don't with my goldplated monette moutpeice.
Go to pawn shops buy several mouth pieces, They even make wodden mouthpieces,plastic ,even glass.Might help to try something new,take your mouthpiece to a music store and have it polished.
If your lips look like a slab of meat, cut, swollen and purple, I would sugggest that you re-evaluate the way you play. Pushing the horn into your face is going to shorten your playing life. And that ain't no trophy maahn!
Are you serious?! A prosthetic nose? Really? So, what happens when you sneeze? What's mucus control like? CAn you feel when your nose runs? WHat about congestion?! Really? A nose? Wow. NEver thought about that. Hmmm. Are you serious?
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> Hey Rocko. before i ask you how adrian is getting
> on, let me tell you somat. the guy never said his
> chops were cut or bleeding, just that he had a red
> ring. that's normal buster, he'll get the drift
> about pressure but having a little mark here and
> there is cool. I should know I've had a prosthetic
> nose ever since the late 60's!!
Wasn't refering to original post..just about chops in general. I know lots of guys whose lips look like chopped meat..and they reach a time where they just stop working.