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KEARNS/EAST CARBON - Donna Ruth Perkins Mantle, beloved wife, mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother, passed away peacefully on Aug. 3, 2011 in East Carbon.
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PRICE - Aaron Robertson Simms, beloved husband, father, son, and brother, passed away Aug. 4, 2011, the result of an auto-pedestrian accident.
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JLH was founded in 1993 and has earned an enviable reputation for quality and value. From a shared workshop in Napton to our first independent site in Leamington Spa, we have now returned to Napton and a 4000sq ft workshop. Facilities include a dedicated paint shop with a low bake booth and a preparing and finishing area, a further shop in which all welding all on site. We have put aside two bays of the welding shop that are devoted to project cars and the development of existing and future modifications.
We have now turned our attention to selling our products and the Parts Department is open. A few new products are being developed at the moment and should be available soon.
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Restoration has been the mainstay of our busisness, revolving around either Travellers or Minor commercials, and for the former we can offer an excellent service for wood replacement. We have a trim department where either standard or up-rated interiors can be fitted along with bespoke wiring looms and sound systems, and have developed several of our own body panels, for example stainless or galvanised Traveller rear valances, galvanised or stainless sill finishers and galvanised wood closing panels.
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From the very beginning we decided to develop Minor modifications. Realising that most of the modifications on offer to the Morris Minor owner were old fashioned and based on difficult to source components, we set about developing new kits with more common parts. Our stage one suspension kits were the first products to be offered, followed by our Ford based disc brake kit, and then our world famous Rover 'K' Series conversions. We now only sell our own designed and manufactured products, the latest of which is a kit to convert your car to Ford Zetec power.
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Radial Arm Saw
The most popular saw in America for many generations was the Sears 10 Radial Arm Saw. You will find them in garages, workshops, barns and construction sites. Today, with the introduction of the portable chop saw, the radial arm saw has been relegated to the corner of the shop. Here at AFD we still use ours daily for cutting material to length. We no longer cut angles or bevels as that is done on the DeWalt chop saw.
following suggestions will work for Sears, Delta, DeWalt and other saws to adjust them so
that they perform properly.
There are 6 basic rules for adjusting the saw ..
1. Adjusting cross cut travel.
#1. Adjusting cross cut travel.
The blade must travel perpendicular to the fence along the arm of the saw in order for your cross cuts to be accurate. Remove the blade guard and the blade and rotate the motor. Lower the motor until the arbor is just about 1/16 above the table. Lay a framing square against the fence and move the arbor along the square edge. If the arbor touches the square along its travel length your motor is square. If not, the column alignment needs to be adjusted. Almost all saws are the same for this. They have four bolts or screws to hold the column. Tighten or loosen the top only bolts to bring the arbor in line with the framing square.
#3. The blade should be square to the fence.
adjustment is done so that the blade will be perpendicular to the fence. This will reduce the risk of kickback when ripping
which is one of the major problems with radial arm saws.
It will also stop the splintering of the piece and kerf burning which is
also called heeling when ripping or cross cutting. Place the framing square against both
the fence and the table with the short end of the square just above the arbor shaft. Make sure that the fence is on the blade and not
the teeth.
If the blade is out of square the bolts or screws that are located under the yoke must be loosened. Hold the square in place and turn the motor until the square is flush with the blade.
#4. The blade should be square to the table for ripping.
We no longer rip on our saw because of problems with kick back when it is not properly adjusted, but for those of you that do so, start with unlocking the swivel lock and then turn the motor to the rip out position. Place the framing square on the table and against the blade and not on any teeth. If the blade is not square the rear bearing of the saw needs adjustment. Loosen the bearing and move the saw until the fence is flush with the square and then tighten the bearing.
#5. Align the splitter with the saw blade.
Today Freud,
Oldham, Amana, Forrest and all of the major saw blade manufacturers make saw blades for
radial arm saws. They also make thin kerf
blades that assist with increasing the power of your saw by not having to work so hard to
#6. Lubrication
Most saws require that the swivel and bevel index pins should be lubricated with 10/30 oil. The upright column of most saws after a few years will rust and WD-40 and steel wool will remove it. When you clean the column the hand wheel should extend the arm completely. If the arm is tough to move it will be necessary to adjust the rear support cap. Clean the entire column and you can either apply a clear hard floor wax or use WD-40 or oil which both will require an application every month or so. The wax should last for at least 6 months. In the past couple of years Sears has had a major recall on certain 10 saws. They have replaced the entire saw blade guard and the entire tabletop. You may wish to contact Sears for more information if you own one of their saws. Be sure to have the model number and serial number of your saw. We hope that theses instructions will assist in making your saw perform accurately and safely.
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NEWPORT, VT - Ed Stanak (Progressive) has spent the last 40 years of his life as a grassroots organizer and advocate working for labor, with environmental groups and against nuclear power. Now he is taking on Bill Sorrell and Jack McMullen in a race for Vermont Attorney General.
Stank's chances may seem like a long shot, but he's used to long shots, he says. He's made a career out of fighting for the underdog.
Stanak believes the Vermont Attorney General's Office (AG's office) should be more pro-active than re-active in legal cases.
NEWPORT CITY ŌĆō In the early morning hours of Oct. 24, Newport City Police Officer Richard Wells found Brent McClure, 23, of North Troy, allegedly pursuing Wells.
NEWPORT CITY - For the past several days, emergency officials intently watch as hybrid storm Sandy makes its way up the East Coast, leaving footprints of mass destruction and devastation.┬Ā
Sandy spared the Green Mountain State as Vermonters sighed in relief. Wind speeds in the Northeast Kingdom included 38-miles per hour at Caledonia County Airport at 11:55 p.m. Monday. Walden had 37-miles per hour wind at 2:56 Monday afternoon. The Newport State Airport reported 35-miles per hour wind at 3:55 pm Monday.
NEWPORTŌĆōThe North Country Falcons will find themselves against a familiar opponent when they travel to UVM for the Division III field hockey semi-finals today at 3:30.
Coming off their dramatic 1-0 win over Bellows Falls, the team's spirits are high.
"They are excited," said Bouchard. "They really want to get out on the field and just play."
Missisquoi Valley Union (11-3-1), ranked third in D III, were the Falcons first round advisories last year, and they defeated NCU in well-fought battle on the hard-packed sand in Swanton.
WATERBURY ŌĆō A state of emergency remained in affected Monday as Vermonters hunkered down and waited for the arrival of hybrid storm Sandy.
The state emergency operations center started opening around 7 a.m. Monday and was fully opened by noon. The Department of Public Safety (DPS) held a telephone conference with the mayors throughout the state to get ideas on their communityŌĆÖs preparations and what, if anything, the DPS could do to assist them. DPS also held a telephone conference with various legislators to obtain input on any identifiable needs in their communities.
NEWPORT CITY ŌĆō Twenty-four-year-old Lee Sykes of Island Pond appeared in court Monday sporting a shiner as he entered a not guilty plea to a charge of assault with a weapon, specifically a 40 caliber pistol. Sykes is charged with shooting Eric Baker, 35, at a party held in Charleston.
Judge Howard VanBenthuysen ordered Sykes held on $25,000 bail.
Around 1 AM Sunday, state police responded to a shooting at a residence on VT RT 105 in Charleston. When police arrived, a group of people pushed Skyes against the cruiser and said he had shot Eric Baker.
BURLINGTON, VT ŌĆō A Florida woman was indicted Friday on charges of smuggling firearms into Canada from Vermont. The woman, Annette Wexler, 46, allegedly used the Haskell Free Library in Derby Line for the operation.
The Haskell Library straddles the international border and can be accessed by both U.S. and Canadian residents without going through customs.
THETFORDŌĆōThis year's State Meet had the best running conditions in 4 years with dry trails, temps in the 50s and a bank of fog that didn't lift until the girls challenge race.
The Division I girls varsity race started off the day, and NCU was running with a depleted squad.
We were missing our #2 and #3 runners due to season ending injuries earlier in the month.
Haley Jo Tetreault was not at 100% for the day's race, but she worked though the race finishing 23rd in Div I (34th in the State).
Junior Jade Dandurand was our second scorer with her best time at Thetford in 25:04.
NEWPORT CITY ŌĆō Gov. Peter Shumlin has declared a state of emergency for Vermont following reports from the National Weather Service that Hurricane Sandy, which has now merged with two other storms to create what's being called a "superstorm," is headed up the coast.
Forecasters say Sandy will continue to travel up the eastern part of the United States today.
NEWPORT, VT - For the 12th year in a row, the North Country Union High School JROTC program has received the Honor Unit with Distinction award given by the U.S. Army.
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OGDENSBURG Funeral Services for Cherraetta Recore, age 78, of 508 Main Street, will be held on Monday, April 15, 2013 at 10:00a.m. at Notre Dame Church with Rev. F. James Shurtleff officiating. Burial will follow the funeral services in Notre Dame Cemetery. Calling hours will be held from 2:00 to 4:00p.m. and 6:00 to 8:00p.m. on Sunday, April 14, 2013 at Frary Funeral Home. Mrs. Recore passed away on Wednesday, April 10, 2013 at her home surrounded by her loving family.
Cherraetta is survived by one brother Carl Montroy of Pheonix, NY, three sons, Stephen Ashley and companion Lorri Larock, Allen and Maryanne Ashley and Randy Ashley all of Ogdensburg; two daughters, Suzanne Ashley and Michelle Betrand and her companion Mark Brossoit, also of Ogdensburg. She is also survived by four stepchildren Marilyn Larue (Ogdensburg), Christina Lintz (Florida), and Paul Recore Jr. (Syracuse). She was predeceased by one brother, Cassius Montroy, and a stepchild Alan Recore. Cherraetta had 20 grandchildren and 19 great grandchildren.
Cherraetta was born on September 17, 1934 in DePeyster, NY the daughter of William and Nina Ward Montroy. Cherraetta attended Heuvelton Central School. She was first married to George E. Ashley with the marriage ending in divorce. She later married Paul K. Recore in October 26, 1974 at Notre Dame Church in Ogdensburg, NY. Paul predeceased her on May 5, 1985. She had a long time companionship with Frederick M. Conger Sr., who predeceased her in May of 2008. Cherraetta was employed by Diamond National in Ogdensburg, NY until her retirement. She also cleaned private homes and did volunteer work at the Notre dame Rectory for 25 years.
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CENTRAL FALLS – In response to a complaint by Councilman James Diossa, a candidate for mayor, the state Board of Elections (BOE) is ordering the city to open all eight polling places for the Dec. 11 runoff election, a move that officials say will cost the financially beleaguered city an estimated $15,000 more than expected.
CENTRAL FALLS – In response to a complaint by Councilman James Diossa, a candidate for mayor, the state Board of Elections (BOE) is ordering the city to open all eight polling places for the Dec. 11 runoff election, a move that officials say will cost the financially beleaguered city an estimated $15,000 more than expected.
The Board of Canvassers last week asked BOE for a waiver that would have allowed them to operate the runoff between Diossa and former Police Chief Joseph Moran with just two polling places in the 1.2-square-mile city. Gayle Corrigan, chief of staff to state Receiver John McJennett III, said that would have allowed the city to conduct the runoff election for about $6,500.
Instead, Corrigan said, the election will cost about $20,000 to $21,000 because the city will have to pay overtime for police protection at sites where voting will be done at city schools. She said the Nov. 11 general election, which also served as a mayoral primary to pare a five-candidate field down to the two top vote getters, also cost about $20,000 when only $13,000 had been budgeted.
The special election became necessary with the resignation of Mayor Charles Moreau last month, after he agreed to plead guilty to corruption charges. Moreau will formally change his plea in U.S. District Court on Monday.
Robert Kando, BOE executive director, told The Times that state law requires all polls to be
open and Central Falls has been instructed to do so. The city's request for a waiver was denied.
"The city should maintain the same polling locations so voters will not have to learn, yet again, that they are voting in a new location," Diossa said in a letter to Kando and McJennett. "The city should also maintain the same number of polling locations to avoid long lines and voter disenfranchisement."
"I am keenly aware that cost is a factor in this process," the Ward 4 councilman added, "but it is important to note that there is a significant cost to reducing and changing polling locations as well; the City is required to send mail to the affected voters. ."With our city emerging from bankruptcy, ensuring the integrity of the democratic process is more important than ever," Diossa wrote.
"Evidence from this past election shows that reducing the number of polling places drives down turnout, drives up lines and hurts our democratic process," the letter states. "On November 6th, in cities like Providence, there were frequent reports of voter confusion and long lines as a result of the merging of polling places. In Central Falls, however, where voting locations were accessible and in our neighborhoods, voter turnout actually increased from the 2008 presidential election.
He suggested in his letter that, with the election set for December 11, "snow and other forms of bad weather could easily prevent voters from venturing out of their house if their voting location is no longer in their neighborhood, but now across the city."
Moran said on Tuesday that "two (polling places) would have been fine with me."
He noted that, unlike the Nov. 6 election, where voters had to fill out a four-page ballot that contained candidates for president, U.S. Senate, U.S. House of Representatives and a whole raft of state and local referenda questions, there will only be two names on the ballot Dec. 11, his and Diossa's. "It should take people about two seconds; they probably already know who they want to vote for anyway. "Who is going to pick up the cost? The taxpayers," Moran said. "I thought we were in this to save money."


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2008. France. Written and directed by Jacques Nolot. With Nolot, Jean-Paul Dubois, Marc Rioufol, Bastien d'Asniéres. Nolot stars in the tale of a gay gigolo who enters into a downward spiral as he struggles against advancing age, poverty, loneliness, writer's block, and the increasing complications of living with HIV. Haunting his every move is the fear of being forgotten or, worse yet, dying back where he started—on the streets. Young hustlers, drugs, alcohol, and countless cigarettes provide momentary distractions, but ultimately he must face his inner demons in order to be free of them. 104 min.
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comment:1 @t31os_ — 6 years ago
Would it be possible to go so far as to extend that to creating the dropdown options in a more dynamic fashion and simply pull the current release version from a doc or similar? It would avoid any need for such requests as this to ever need exist(and wouldn't it make sense?).
How to do that, i'm sure there's a billion ways.. read the major , minor and build numbers from a text doc or url and create the list more on the fly, in opposition to manually adding versions one at a time, ad nauseum.
Just a suggestion...
comment:2 @ipstenu — 6 years ago
Why not have it be a text field, rather than a drop down? Yes, some people will incorrectly enter their versions, but it's less update work. We already have other.
comment:3 @t31os_ — 5 years ago
Take a look at the "visit" dropdown box shown on ...
Could that be looked at as an example, say grab the tags group and filter out X number of older tags that obviously won't be receiving support any more.
NOTE: The forum does actually have a text field option, if you choose "Other", it appears beside the version dropdown for a value to be entered.
comment:4 @mrmist — 5 years ago
Is anyone able to sort this? The lack of the pull-down option for current versions is causing confusion http://wordpress.org/support/topic/394990?replies=5#post-1502909 and you can safely bet that if one person has moaned about it, 10 have experienced the problem and not moaned..
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TUCSON (KGUN9-TV) - Acrobats and contortionists from China performed at the Fox Tucson Theatre downtown Sunday night to a full house. But before they hit the stage, they took Nine On Your Side's Simone Del Rosario through some of the ropes behind the curtain.
This is her experience:
"First, we're going to have the three girls teach you how to do diabolo; it's also called Chinese yo-yo," Cirque D'Or tour manager Freya Lui told me.
She also called it a child's game. If children can play diabolo, I'm well behind the curve, though the acrobats are quick to praise me when I do something right and quick to catch my mistakes before I break something!
I'll give myself a bit of a break; these acrobats have been training since age 7. Even at that young age, they train at least four hours a day and live away from their families.
"A certain percentage of young acrobats quit," Lui shared. "Then they go back to school and grow up like normal kids."
But for those who make it, "It takes a part of your life," Lui said, "because they stay with this troupe more than they stay with their family."
The Cirque D'Or troupe calls themselves 'The Incredible Acrobats.'
"A lot of things you see on stage today, you will not see daily," Lui said. "It's unbelievable for you; at some point you will just say, 'That's incredible.'"
And it was -- incredible.
Cirque D'Or is on a 3-month tour through the United States before the troupe will return home to China to prepare for another international tour.
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If there were a contest for the most misleading words used in politics, "poverty" should be one of the leading contenders for that title.
Each of us may have his own idea of what poverty means -- especially those of us who grew up in poverty. But what poverty means politically and in the media is whatever the people who collect statistics choose to define as poverty.
This is not just a question of semantics. The whole future of the welfare state depends on how poverty is defined. "The poor" are the human shields behind whom advocates of ever bigger spending for ever bigger government advance toward their goal.
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Tennessee Supreme Court Justice Sharon G. Lee, right, presented Lincoln Memorial University-Duncan School of Law student Tammy Crayne, left, with a National Association of Women Judges Equal Access to Justice Scholarship. Also pictured are Crayne's daughters Sydney and Tate Crayne.
May 25, 2011 - Harrogate, Tennessee — Lincoln Memorial University-Duncan School of Law (LMU-DSOL) student Tammy Crayne was presented with a National Association of Women Judges (NAWJ) Equal Access to Justice Scholarship earlier this month at the East Tennessee Lawyers Association for Women's annual luncheon honoring the Tennessee Supreme Court.
Tennessee Supreme Court Justice Sharon G. Lee, who serves as a district director for the NAWJ, presented the award to Crayne. LMU-DSOL Vice President and Dean Sydney A. Beckman was also on hand for the presentation. Crayne was chosen to receive the $1,000 scholarship based upon her sustained and passionate commitment to the achievement of equality of opportunity and access in the system of justice.
Crayne is a second-year law student at LMU-DSOL where she is enrolled in the part-time program. Crayne also works as a law clerk with East Tennessee Legal Aid in Morristown, Tenn. She serves as treasurer of LMU-DSOL's Family Law Society and is a member of the Women of the Law Society. Crayne is also a student member of the Tennessee Bar Association and a legal research assistant for the DSOL faculty. She holds a Bachelor of Science degree in public administration and a Masters of Business Administration degree from The University of Tennessee at Martin. She is a member of East Rogersville Baptist Church.
Lee recently hosted another NAWJ event at LMU-DSOL. The NAWJ and the YWCA Knoxville sponsored the gathering which included panel discussions about choosing law as a career and how judges and lawyers make a difference. Twelve female minority students from Knoxville-area high schools were chosen to participate in the program, titled "The Color of Justice."
The Lincoln Memorial University-Duncan School of Law (LMU-DSOL) is located in Knoxville's Historic Old City Hall Building. LMU-DSOL is an integral part of LMU's values-based learning community, and is dedicated to preparing the next generation of lawyers to provide sound legal service in the often underserved region of Appalachia and beyond. For more information about LMU-DSOL, call 1-800-325-0900, ext. 5304 or visit us online at www.lmunet.edu/law.


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This gator bag is of very high quality but it's impossible to figure out what mic they used to design the bag. A Shure SM-57 to too tall to fit into the bag as are virtually all other mics. A nice bag for very short length mics only.
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I just received my Gator GM-4 bag in the mail today, and at first I was excited. The material it's made of is strong, sturdy stuff. Inside, the foam is also strong and durable. However, there were/are some problems. One: The foam is sewn into the bag, so it can't be taken out. Even if that's ok with you, I checked the seam along which it was sewn, and mine came partially torn. I'm going to try some decent glue, and that should work, but I shouldn't have to.Two: The foam provides space for four mics and that's it. There is a small rectangular space for who knows what, but it doesn't drop all the way to the bottom, and could only hold a guitar tuner, or maybe an impedance meter. Three: despite the "large front pocket for cables" that the description claims, the pocket has no depth, and could only hold a 10ft. cable at best. Anything for realistic gigging (25ft. or more) you'll need a separate bag. Now, I realize I could send it back and probably get another one without the ripped seam, but I already tried the glue, and I don't feel like dealing with the hassle. Musician's Friend is good about that sort of thing, but I need the bag for an upcoming gig. Again, the material that the bag is made of seems great, and the bag will definitely get the job done. The price is right, too. It's just not as accomodating as I expected it to be, especially in terms of cable space.
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Ok I got this gator mic bag, I put my fingers in the slot to feel the material, my fingers poked through the side walls with no force at all. It felt like sun-baked foam, very brittle. I put an sm58 in, the WHOLE head sticks out when all the way in. An SM57 fits, but I can hardly get my fingers in the slot to get it back out. With 4 sm58 type mics in, it takes some force to get the top closed, I have a feeling that zipper won't last. I'm returning it right away. If you're gonna make a mic bag, make sure a microphone fits in the slots.If you have small fingers and use sm57's, this bag is great, but if you have a mic like a 58, I wouldn't bother.
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This mic bag is nice looking and seems to fit my mics ok, although it took a good push to get the Nady SP-5 to sit low enough to be able to zip the top closed. It is compact but there's really very little room between the top of your mics and the top of the bag when you zip it closed. The "large" exterior pocket isn't very large. I can barely fit one 20 ft mic cable in it. Overall I wish it had been roomier. Seems to be made very well but where do I stash my other cables and stuff? Doesn't really meet my needs...maybe I was expecting too much.
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Food and Drug Administration investigates deaths possibily related to Monster Energy drinks
Monster Energy drinks can be purchased at any convenience store. The question is can drinking too many cost you your life?
The Food and Drug Administration is now investigating several deaths that may be associated with the popular energy drink.
One Maryland woman claims in a lawsuit against Monster Energy makers the drink killed her 14-year-old daughter, who died about 10 months ago after a severe reaction to the drink.
According to the suit filed in California, the woman said her daughter drank two 24-ounce cans within two days before slipping into a coma.
Each can contains 240 milligrams of caffeine.
The woman says one can of Monster Energy drink holds as much caffeine as seven cans of Coca-Cola.
The company denies claims that drinking two cans can cause caffeine toxicity and lead to death.
The Maryland teen suffered from a common heart defect and was under strict restrictions from her doctor.
The FDA is investigating five cases where people died after consuming the energy drink, though the they have yet to establish a direct link in any case.
The Maryland woman says she wants her tragedy to serve as a wakeup call.
Some states have unsuccessfully tried to restrict the sale of energy drinks to minors. Oklahoma has never pursued the legislation.


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The balcony levels of the Natural History Museum have been closed following a safety review. There are too few emergency exits from upper levels. The National Museum of Ireland has developed a plan to address this but funding for that plan is not yet available.
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Many millions of years ago, animals evolved with a nerve chord, which runs along their length and carries instructions from their brains to the nerves driving the muscles in the rest of their bodies. In most cases this nerve chord runs inside the protective tube formed by the spine, which is made up of bones called vertebrae. All animals in this grouping are known as chordates; the majority with bony skeletons are known as vertebrates. The second-floor balcony of the Museum houses a range of chordates, laid out in evolutionary sequence from the most primitive to the more complex.
Tunicates are among the most simple chordates and lack the bony vertebrae of their more complex relatives. Also known as 'sea squirts', they live on the sea floor and, as their name suggests, pump water through sieves in their body walls, filtering food from seawater. It is not possible to stuff such delicate creatures for display purposes, and so the Halocynthia pyriformis on display in the Museum is made from glass. It is only in their larval stage that they reveal their relationship with fish and other vertebrates. Tunicate larvae are elongated with gill slits like a fish, can swim and bear little resemblance to their adult stage.
Students of biology the world over are familiar with one of the least complex animals in the chordate group – the amphioxus, also known as the lancelet. The lancelet display shows the development of this animal in a series of enlarged wax models, from egg to full-grown adult. Like tunicate larvae, they have no bone or cartilage. The 15 species in the genus Branchiostoma are all small and live half-buried in sea-floor sediments in many parts of the world, but are particularly common in Chinese waters. They filter small organisms from water, which is streamed in through the mouth.
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Laboratory scientists explore the processes in bones and muscles down to an intracellular level with highly sensitive equipment.
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