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In an early Drosophila embryo, the cell nuclei twirl and divide with the impeccable synchrony of dancers in a Hollywood musical. A lengthwise cut through two sperm tails shows mitochondria lined up like kernels in an ear of corn. Those are a couple of the highlights from this gallery hosted by the American Society for Cell Biology in Bethesda, Maryland.

The videos and electron micrographs have all been peer-reviewed to make sure they are scientifically valuable. Included are descriptions of what they illustrate and how they were taken. The gallery boasts a slew of historic shots from society founders such as the Romanian-American scientist George Palade, now 94, who shared a 1974 Nobel Prize for helping to reveal the internal structure and workings of the cell. Curator David Ennist encourages other biologists to contribute footage and images.

Volume 316, Number 5822, Issue of 13 April 2007

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I wanted so much to LOVE this phone. But, alas, we are getting DIVORCED! I hate the MDA with a passion. I just put it back in the box. T-Mobile was totally unsympathetic to my plight and refused to take it back. So I downgraded my service and moved my SIM card to a RAZOR V3 that I had in the house.

I will NEVER AGAIN buy a phone with out hard-keys for number keys. ActiveSync wouldn't work for me, I never got Exchange working, the screen stylus alignment was constantly getting out of whack.

If anyone wants it - let me know. Otherwise I'll probably just dump on eBay.

My new phone. I love it already. Die MDA! (anyone want a slightly used, and greatly hated MDA phone cheap?)