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A troubled relationship between a Cat and Mouse set in the distant Future.
France 3 took a look behind the screens of Ernest & Célestine, an animated feature film directed by Benjamin Renner, Stéphane Aubier end Vincent Patar. It's produced by Les Armateurs (France), La Parti Production (Belgium) and Mélusine Productions (Luxembourg).
"Just when you think there are no new ways for the Federal government to waste your tax dollars, those creative geniuses in DC surprise us all.
Say hello to the money-munching mouse known as Squeaks!"
"These mice are now men.
A bizarre Victorian hobby that transforms dead mice into miniature "humans" is getting its revival in -- where else -- hipster Brooklyn.
A Gowanus gallery offering a $45 class in "anthropomorphic taxidermy" today sold out in four hours."
"Ziggy does his take on Disney's classic song, "Be Our Guest"."
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"Delaware Tea Party candidate Christine O'Donnell made a point of telling the audience at a candidate forum Thursday night that her "faith has matured" and that her statements from the late 90's about AIDS and masturbation should not be taken as representing her current beliefs.
There may, however, be more serious trouble for O'Donnell on the horizon. In a brief statement posted Friday morning on its Facebook page, Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington announced, "CREW calls for FEC and criminal investigation into Christine O'Donnell. Stay tuned, more to come."
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"The classic nursery rhyme Three Blind Mice might need to be rewritten thanks to researchers from the Friedrich Miescher Institute (FMI) and the Institut de la Vision in Paris. Using gene therapy, the scientists have have restored sight in mice by repairing the function of cone photoreceptors made defective by a genetic eye condition."
"Mice make dramatic faces when they're in pain, and now their expressions have been cataloged scientifically on a "mouse grimace scale" (pictured below). A paper published in Nature Methods yesterday explains the ways researchers hurt mice, and why.
Just to be clear, the reason why this group of researchers studied mouse pain is not to get their jollies. Mice are often used in studies of pain management and pain relief, which means researchers need to be able to recognize what mice look like when they hurt - and when they don't. Unfortunately, that means hurting mice to create this un
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