121. The Inscrutable 8-Ball Revealed Person cutting end off cylinder, Prepared for Further dissection. The authors decided to make a circumscribing, shallow cut near the window end of the http://8ball.ofb.net/procedure.html

The Inscrutable 8-Ball Revealed Obtained One Tyco Here, the 8-Ball is pictured in its original packaging. These toys (some might call them "oracles" or "prophets") cost about $8.00 at the nearby FAO Schwartz. For this procedure, you will need at least one 8-Ball, which will be destroyed. Pursued Exploratory Drilling Everyone who's played with an 8-Ball knows that they seem to be filled with a murky, viscous (and presumably harmless) blue fluid. At this stage in the disassembly, the authors believed it might be neccessary to drain the blue fluid before cutting the shell. To that end, drain holes were drilled in the outer shell, and an attempt was made to release the blue fluid. This attempt was unsuccesful; it seems that the blue fluid is contained within some inner reservior, or, perhaps, a circulatory system. Craniectomy Performed At this step, the rotary tool was converted from drill mode to cutting mode. A large, circular incision was made around the "8" emblazoned on the toy. An earlier, initial attempt at the seam of the outer shell met with unexpected resistance to cutting. The succesful cut was at approximately 45° latitude. The Inner Workings Were Revealed The section that was disconnected from the outer shell was removed, revealing the top of what appeared to be a cylinder.

122. Frog Guts Redirect Frog Guts Virtual dissection Go Here View Science Content » View Frog or Rat dissection » Go to Educatus.com Home Page. http://www.herbertasbury.com/frogguts/

Frog Guts Virtual Dissection - Go Here After Frog Guts check out other Science Lessons at Educatus.com View Science Content View Frog or Rat Dissection Go to Educatus.com Home Page

123. Animal Dissection dissection condones cruelty in science. dissection teaches youth that animals are Crueltyfree alternatives exist to animal dissection like physical and http://www.animalalliance.ca/kids/diss1.htm

var p=2; What are we doing when we brainwash children in schools to cut open their fellow animals? Are we dangerously desensitizing them? Some of the most warped and blunted people I know are those whose have gone through prolonged training of this sort Richard D. Ryder, from the Proceedings of the Symposium held by the Humane Education Council at Sussex University, 1980. Issues Dissection condones cruelty in science. Dissection teaches youth that animals are merely resources for our disposal, not living organisms which experience pain and suffering, and desire only to lead their lives. Humans must learn the value of existence; cutting up animals instils anthropocentric (exclusively human-centered) values. Studying life does not require destruction. Dissection overlooks the possibility of observing living creatures in their environment. Accumulating profit from suffering is unethical. Animal supply companies depend on the breeding and murder of animals for monetary profits. Governments have been condemned for using human subjects (without consent) for research. Yet, our culture reinforces the idea that it is acceptable to exploit animals. Cruelty-free alternatives exist to animal dissection like physical and computer modelling. While Ontario's Ministry of Education recognizes the legitimacy and viability of alternative methods, the Ministry fails to act more aggressively to end animal testing in Ontario . The reluctance of authorities to implement cruelty-free alternatives to dissection is unethical.

124. Alternatives Database The Rat a practical dissection guide Reviewed Vertebrate dissection Guides - the Pigeon Reviewed Vertebrate dissection Guides - The Rat http://www.eurca.org/list_res.asp?CatID=898656

125. Cricket Dissection To provide an easy animal dissection. To provide a simple system to test the There is much controversy about vertebrate animal dissection fueled by http://www.accessexcellence.org/AE/AEPC/WWC/1991/cricket.html

Cricket Dissection Charlotte St. Romain 1991 Woodrow Wilson Biology Institute Objective: To provide an easy animal dissection. To provide a simple system to test the effects of various chemicals on breathing and heartbeat rate. Background: There is much controversy about vertebrate animal dissection fueled by animal rights groups but many students learn a great deal by dissecting and look forward to the activity. Some students need the 3 dimensional model to distinguish the morphological features and to understand how the systems are integrated and work. We selected house crickets because they are readily available, easy to rear and maintain, inexpensive, reproduce in large number, and they are not generally distasteful to most people. Materials: for group of 2 students: 2 house crickets dissection pan (or wax-filled Petri dish) source of CO2 forceps scissors pins dissecting microscope Insect Ringer's solution (see appendix for recipe) solutions for neurotransmitters Procedure: Note the 3 body regions: the head - 5 segments, the thorax - 3 segments, and the abdomen - 10 segments. The wings and legs are located on the thorax. Remove the wings and legs and put the insect abdomen (ventral) side up in the dish.

126. Image Gallery: Animal Dissection Pictures Animal dissection Pictures. CHOOSE AN IMAGE CATEGORY, ANIMAL COMMODITIES, — Also See Animals as Animal dissection Picture Animal dissection Picture http://www.atourhands.com/dissect.html

Animal Dissection Pictures CHOOSE AN IMAGE CATEGORY ANIMAL COMMODITIES ANIMAL CONTROL ANIMAL RESEARCH ANIMALS AS FOOD ANIMALS IN ENTERTAINMENT COMPANION ANIMALS INCIDENTAL USE/IMPACT MISCELLANEOUS Simply click on the small images to view them larger. The images on this page are considered to be public domain; they depict animals being embalmed and dissected. Please feel free to use them in your own materials. Some images may have photo captions: roll your mouse over them to read. See also Cat Research Primate Research Rabbit Research Rodent Research ... Product Testing , and Misc. Research See also Cat Research Primate Research Rabbit Research Rodent Research ... Product Testing , and Misc. Research Top of Page Close Window

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128. Shark Dissection Shark dissection 2001. WARNING This footage is a CLOSEUP look at the dissection of sharks. It is very graphic. WHAT As part of Shark Discovery Days, http://aquarium.ucsd.edu/learning/learning_res/sharkcast/

Shark Dissection 2001 WARNING: This footage is a CLOSE-UP look at the dissection of sharks. It is very graphic. WHAT: broadcast live on the Birch Aquarium Web site. Dr. Graham dissected four large pelagic sharks: a Mako shark Blue shark 10-foot Thresher shark , and a 330-pound Salmon shark The public had the rare opportunity to see these predators up close. Viewers will learned about shark biology and why the conservation of shark populations is important. To download the QuickTime Plugin To download the RealPlayer Plugin Encoding machines donated by Jeffrey B. Graham Physiologist Marine Biology Research Division Center for Marine Biotechnology and Biomedicine Jeffrey B. Graham is a marine biologist and physiologist at UCSD's Scripps Institution of Oceanography. Dr. Graham's research focuses on the evolution, comparative physiology and biology of fish, and he has special interests in fish locomotion, physiology, and respiratory adaptations. Born on Nov. 26, 1941, in Portsmouth, VA, he received a B.A. in zoology in 1964, and an M.S. in biology in 1967, both from San Diego State University. He received a Ph.D. from the University of California, San Diego, in 1970.

129. DigitGraphic\jpg\RatDissection\WebPages\Organ.htm Rat dissection. Back to Biology Home. Back to Lab index. Initial Incision Opened Ventral Body Cavity Key to Labels. Organ. adrenal gland image 1 http://www.vc.cc.tx.us/departments/bio/RatDissection/

Rat Dissection Back to Biology Home. Back to Lab index. Initial Incision Opened Ventral Body Cavity ... Key to Labels Organ adrenal gland - image 1 diaphragm - image 1 image 2 . esophagus - image 1 kidney - image 1 image 2 large intestine - image 1 image 2 image 3 image 4 liver - image 1 image 2 image 3 image 4 lung - image 1 mandible - image 2 ovary - image 1 image 2 rib cage - image 1 image 2 image 3 small intestine - image 1 image 2 image 3 image 4 ... image 5 spleen - image 1 image 2 image 3 xiphoid process of the sternum - image 1 image 2 stomach - image 1 image 2 trachea - image 1 ureter (small tube on top of pin) - image 1 image 2 urinary bladder - image 1 uterine horn - image 1 heart - image 1

130. Dissection dissection contradicts the purpose of biology dissection is not a legal or educational requirement in Australian Schools. There are many alternatives to http://www.animal-lib.org.au/lists/dissect/dissect.shtml

Who We Are Sitemap Book Reviews The Lighter Side ... Movies An education in death and destruction Do you think students should be taught caring and responsible attitudes to animals? If so, what sort of attitudes do you think school students learn from cutting up animals for biology exercises? One Australian student who believes it is wrong to exploit animals expresses it this way: "Biology is the science of life, yet we are told that to study life we must mutilate dead animals who have been bred, born and killed in wire cages, and whose bodies we then throw into the garbage". Dissection contradicts the purpose of biology It indoctrinates students that animals are here for us to use and abuse. Studies show that students learn just as much from videos and computer simulations, without destroying life. All students have the right to refuse to do dissections. Demand to learn biology, the science of life, without causing death. There ARE alternatives!

131. The Search For Giant Squid Curriculum Module: Squid Dissection Squid dissection The descriptions use complex dissection terminology. Be certain students understand the vocabulary of dissection prior to beginning the http://giantsquid.msstate.edu/LessonList/dissection.html

Squid Dissection Objectives: As a result of this lesson, students will be able to: Locate and identify major external and internal features and organs of a squid. Understand and use basic dissection techniques and terms. Critically examine the functions of several squid features and organs. Teaching Notes: This lab is a very thorough dissection of a squid and can be adapted to different grade levels. Teachers should try the lessons, considering which parts are most appropriate for their students and curriculum. The descriptions use complex dissection terminology. Be certain students understand the vocabulary of dissection prior to beginning the lab. These lessons were tested with middle school students ages 11 to 13. They followed procedures and understood concepts well. The skills necessary to do all steps in the dissection are within the normal ability range of middle school students. Materials: squid* scissors toothpicks (for probes and pointers) drawing paper forceps hand lens (5x recommended) small cups (ketchup cups work well) dissecting pan (or lunch trays) paper towels diagram of squid wash bottle microscope (optional) dissecting scopes (optional) slides (optional) slide covers (optional) *Look for squid at the local supermarket in the seafood and frozen foods sections. You may have to order it in advance. For areas that have them, you can also go to the local fish market or oriental food stores, or you can deal directly with fishermen.

132. Veritas Et Venustas: "In Which It Comes To Our Attention That Many British Archi A trenchant (and pretty accurate) dissection of the way in which the architectural profession is obsessed with style above content. http://massengale.typepad.com/venustas/2004/05/the_english_new.html

hostName = '.typepad.com'; Veritas et Venustas "Renewing Tradition for the 21st Century." Keywords: architecture, urbanism, classical architecture, traditional urbanism, New Urbanism, Classical Liberalism, Progressivism What is this blog about? "Hello, my name is John. I'm a recovering architect." I like all sorts of towns, cities and buildings, but what I design are Classical buildings and Traditional cities. You can see some of them at Massengale.com With Robert A.M. Stern I wrote a history of architecture and urbanism in the Progressive Era, (Rizzoli, 1983) as well as an introduction to the history of suburbia before sprawl, (St. Martin's Press, 1981). I have a grant to write I'm a Director of the , a Founding Member of the Congress for the New Urbanism , and a co-founder of the New Urban and Traditional Architecture Councils I was also a co-founder of the pro-urb list , a forum on the internet for an advanced discussion of New Urbanism. And in this blog you will find some postings from that list, along with other writings and clippings on architecture, urbanism, Classicism, Tradition, metaphysics and culture. .ORGs Congress for the New Urbanism Institute of Classical Architecture INTBAU Favorite Posts From the Archives "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?"

133. Virtual Pig Dissection Virtual Pig dissection. compiled by. B. Maloney and L. Martin (Click Here to Enter) http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Sparta/1822/pageone.html

Virtual Pig Dissection compiled by: B. Maloney and L. Martin (Click Here to Enter)

134. Dissection Biography @ Tartareandesire.com dissection biography and discography. dissection was formed in 1989 by guitarist/vocalist Jon Nödveidt and bass player Peter Palmdahl. http://www.tartareandesire.com/bands/dissection.html

DISSECTION TARTAREAN DESIRE WEBZINE DATA ORIGIN : Strömstad, Sweden STYLE : Black / death metal STATUS : Active LABEL : None LAST UPDATE : 2005-06-22 BIOGRAPHY In 1995 guitarist John Zweetslot had to leave the band which was a big setback since he was an important song-writer. He was getting lazy and didn´t bother coming to the rehearsals so there was no other way to go. John almost immediately started a new band called Cardinal Sin together with former members of the Swedish black metal band Marduk. The new guitarist was Johan Norman, a long time friend of the band. In July 1997 Jon Mödveidt and a guy named Vlad killed a 37-year old homosexual Algerian named Josef Ben Maddour and on the 7th of July Jon was sentenced to 8 years in prison and Vlad to 10 years. Vlad was also wanted for another murder and mutilation of a teenage girl but I don´t know if he was convicted for this. In October 1998 German major label Nuclear Blast signed Johan Norman's new band Reaper, later renamed Soulreaper. MEMBERS Jon Nödtveidt Guitars, vocals

135. Core77 Articles: Dissection: The Autopsy Of A Product dissection is a Core 77 feature segment focused on understanding how the As is the case of any scientific dissection, the ability to learn about our http://www.core77.com/reactor/07.04_petro01.asp

content articles photo gallery studio bullitts competitions ... offsite resources calendar design jobs design firms design vendors ... how to about contributors advertise newsletter contact us search Core77, Inc. archived articles write for core Dissection Understanding design decisions through product autopsy by Justin Petro Introduction Exterior Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 ... Bio Dissection is a Core 77 feature segment focused on understanding how the synergy of materials, manufacturing techniques, and design lead to innovative products. Its goal is to uncover the secrets of a design by conducting an autopsy on a coveted design object. This feature is about more than merely appreciating a product's aesthetic, or even its "cool" factor. It is an understanding of a product’s life, and through its dissection , how well it lived. As designers and engineers, we spend much of our time justifying new processes, materials, and manufacturing techniques to our clients, when, in fact, many of us aren’t daily consumers of the products we create. We also rarely have the chance to review our products post mortem and witness how well they aged. However, if we can learn how products live, and in turn degrade, we can make better choices in our material selections, manufacturing processes, and their applications. As is the case of any scientific dissection, the ability to learn about our specimen begins with the quality of the cadaver. The criteria for candidacy is that the object must be instantly recognizable, sought after, and utilize multiple and progressive manufacturing techniques. Today’s sacrifice to the design gods is my beloved

136. Medical Gross Anatomy - Dissection Videos Medical Gross Anatomy dissection Videos. Musculoskeletal Cardiovascular Respiratory Gastrointestinal Reproductive Endocrine Nervous http://www.med.umich.edu/lrc/coursepages/M1/anatomy/html/courseinfo/video_index.

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137. THE MERCK MANUAL, Sec. 16, Ch. 211, Diseases Of The Aorta And Its Aortic dissection is highly lethal. The advancing column of blood forms a The pain of aortic dissection frequently migrates from the original site as http://www.merck.com/mrkshared/mmanual/section16/chapter211/211b.jsp

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