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Data Presented at NIH CounterACT Conference Supports Compound's Potential as a Countermeasure for Mustard Gas Exposure
Additional Studies with Whole...
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Preserving the skins of dead animals is a lot less gruesome than some might think when Danny Keener explains his taxidermy business. It's almost stylish.
You have to appreciate that an animal's skin is a lot like the clothes we wear; it's their entire wardrobe," Keener said. "There are no innards or guts involved in what we do. The only thing we deal with is the animal's skin and hair or feathers or scales.
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A Greensburg man convicted of selling a tiger skin to an undercover wildlife officer has been sentenced in federal court to six months of house arrest and three years of probation.
S. Attorney Mary Beth Buchanan said Barry L. McMaster, 61, of 411A Steck St., pleaded guilty in November to one count of offering an endangered species for sale.
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...(19) Data from animal studies indicate that GTPs were able to reduce bot...
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A framed animal skin with painted figures of two Native Americans, a man and a woman, the letters spelling "May" and the numbers "17-20,1910" along with a designation "San Bernardino Valley Centennial Third Prize" served to open up the once white-hot and now cold debate over the naming of the San Bernardino Valley.
Lincoln Shrine docents and Redlands Historical Museum supporters Kent and Mary Fogleman called Associate Archivist Nathan Gonzales and offered to donate it as a gift for the museum collection at A.K. Smiley Public Library. I happened to pass through the Heritage Room shortly after its arrival and stopped in my tracks. It was in superb condition, having commemorated an event 100 years before.
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By KATHLEEN GALLAGHER
A Madison company that makes a human skin substitute said Tuesday it will begin selling the product in Europe, where companies can no longer do certain product tests on animals.
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From papyrus to animal-skin vellum to Johannes Gutenberg's books, from newspapers and magazines to radio and television to satellites, computers, the Web, and iPods, communication technology has demonstrated the power to level societies, perhaps not from the point of view of those who lead our necessary organizations, but certainly from the point of view of those being led. In the 1930s, Albert Speer, Adolph Hitler's chief of armaments (among other roles), remarked on his leader's power to reach the masses, allowing citizens and party members to share the same message at the same time.2 Of course, Hitler moved to smash alternative agendas, but leaders today, even in China and North Korea, have found that horizontal media communications-not the vertical mass-media television and radio n...
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Raquel Welch has made her peace with Loana, the cave woman she played in the 1966 camp classic "One Million Years B.C." The poster of Welch wearing an animal skin bikini made her a worldwide sex symbol. The image is so iconic, it was even a pivotal plot point in the 1994 film, "The Shawshank Redemption.
She's really pretty OK," says Welch of her reel-life character. "I recognize her as one part of my nature. But I just don't want it to be my complete legacy."
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* DIRK OPALKA (whose fox scored 96 of 100 possible points) won best in show at the World Taxidermy Championships in February in Salzburg, Austria, beating more than 100 competitors in the art of stretching animal skin over fake bodies so the critters look better than they ever looked alive. The attention to detail was astonishing, according to a dispatch in Der Spiegel, on such features as a stag's nostrils, a hyena's lips, a hamster's whiskers, the neck length of a female peregrine falcon (precisely 5.5 cm), and the proper rosiness of a bat's anus.
* TWO GERMAN air force sergeants were suspended in December after being caught in a side venture selling sausages based on an old family recipe requiring human blood. Their first batches were made with their own, but as they began mass-produ...