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Meanwhile, some animals living in our world seem to be kicking death in the ass just by hanging around and doing what they do. These species have managed to stick around the planet for mind blowing amounts of time . at least until we killed them and dissected their bodies to find out how they did it. For example .

6. Lobsters Don't Actually Get Older, Just Bigger (And Hornier)When some animal activists found out that a restaurant in New York City was offering to serve a massive 20 pound lobster, they rushed to try to save the behemoth.iphone 5s refurbished It seems like a ridiculous thing to do, since lobsters are born to be delicious, but then they pointed out that this monster was estimated to be 140 goddamned years old.

And yet it doesn't look a day over "terrifying."

See, the bizarre thing about lobsters is that they don't really age, in the sense that they don't get weaker or start getting arthritis in their claws as time passes. Instead, they just keep getting bigger and bigger. That's how you can wind up eating the meat of a creature that was born just after the Civil War and who, had it been captured earlier, could have realistically been eaten by Thomas Edison.

Oh, and this isn't even the biggest/oldest lobster ever found   according to The Guinness Book of World Records, that would be a 44 pound colossus that was caught in 1977.iphone 5s refurbished Apparently, no one told them there was also . How old were those dudes? No one really knows.

If humans aged the same way, Abe Vigoda would be the size of the Statue of Liberty.

The most amazing part is that lobsters don't suffer through their old age like we do, unless you count the existential angst that probably starts kicking in after the first century. As they keep accumulating years, they don't lose function or get slower   they actually get more powerful. When they grow so big that their shells can no longer contain them, they simply shed it and grow a new one and keep on trucking.

In fact, scientists believe that lobsters only get hornier and more fertile the "older" they get. We now ask you to imagine a hypothetical 700 year lobster down in some undiscovered depth of the world, meeting another colossus the same age . and boning."Why does this ocean suddenly have more motion?"

As for George, the big lobster saved from being someone's dinner in New York, it was taken to a nature preserve in Maine where it will probably bury every human there.http://www.iphonereplacementscreen.top/iphone-5s5c-refurbished/

5. Turtles Are Technically Stuck as Teenagers for CenturiesSeeing as it often makes the news when turtles die, the fact that they can live for centuries is probably not news to you   one tortoise that died in 2006 was so old (176) that it was said to be a former pet of Charles Darwin. What you may not know is that, biologically, there is almost no difference between a juvenile turtle and one that's older than your great great grandparents. Apparently, they just say "fuck it" and stop aging at some point.

That, or they reach a point where they can't physically get any uglier.

When researchers got around to actually taking a look inside a century old turtle, something they'd amazingly never thought of doing before, they were astounded to find that its organs were virtually "." Biologically, the turtle hadn't aged a day since hitting sexual maturity, a phenomenon scientists have dubbed "The Don Draper Effect."

Along with having organs that are remarkably stubborn to the advance of time, researchers also discovered that a turtle's heart didn't always beat in response to nerve impulses and, in fact, sometimes didn't need to beat at all   in other words, it looks like turtles are able to just turn their own fucking heart off if they don't need it. This means that you could realistically tear out a turtle's heart and show it to it like in that scene from Indiana Jones .

This research has led scientists to believe that turtles are biologically immortal   but wait, don't they die all the time? Of course they do, otherwise we'd be swimming in turtles, but the weird thing is, they never seem to die of old age. It's always a disease, or a falling boulder, or Master Shredder.

Combine this with the fact they can breed and lay eggs and that means that, technically, a turtle can live and have sex forever. And we think we're the dominant species of this planet?

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"Yeah, keep on staring, kid. I just laid 200 thought eggs in your mind."

4. Bdelloids Survive by Stealing DNA from Other Species

Bdelloids are a type of microscopic organism that live in fresh water, yet can survive out of water for years. And if that's not weird enough, as a species they haven't had sex in about 80 million years.

We know what you're wondering: How do they keep their genetic material fresh, then? By stealing it from other species, naturally.http://www.iphonereplacementscreen.top/iphone-5s5c-refurbished/

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As the tech industry booms, more cash flush professional athletes are turning their attention to Silicon Valley.iphone 5s replacement screen The Warriors Stephen Curry and former New York Yankees player Derek Jeter have founded their own startups, while Carmelo Anthony of the New York Knicks launched a venture capital fund focused on finding the next big thing.

In the NBA, tech has become such a hot topic that the players union is hosting its first technology summit in San Francisco this week giving basketball stars a chance to mingle with A list VCs and tech executives. Warriors forward Andre Iguodala, an experienced tech investor, is spearheading the event.

our players have shown an interest in technology and venture capital and sports wearables and that whole world, and so we wanted to provide them with an opportunity to get educated, said Roger Mason Jr., deputy executive director of the National Basketball Players Association.

The connections players make at the summit may help them forge a second income or start a new, post NBA career, which experts say could keep them from joining the scores of athletes who spend excessively, invest poorly and end up broke after hanging up their jerseys.

Still, financial advisers and players with tech experience add a note of caution, saying that investing is risky for athletes who are new to Silicon Valley.

Retired NFL player Lawyer Milloy, who helped the New England Patriots win the 2002 Super Bowl, found that out the hard way with his first foray into tech. In what he dubbed a failed investment, he put money into Pirq, an app that gives customers access to retail stores loyalty programs.

is very humbling, he said of the learning curve. could teach you and show you how to cover Jerry Rice or intercept a pass from Joe Montana. The tech world is something new. Milloy says he took more time getting to know the company, and now is involved in drumming up publicity for the app. GameOn, which connects sports fans to each other and their favorite athletes, also lists Montana, rapper Snoop Dogg and retired NBA player and Oakland native Gary Payton among its investors.

For basketball players, the three day summit in San Francisco kicks off Tuesday with talks on how venture funding works and how a startup gets off the ground. Speakers include representatives from Sand Hill Road VC firm Andreessen Horowitz, wearable products maker Jawbone and angel investment firm SV Angel. More than 50 players expressed interest, Mason said, but due to scheduling conflicts and the association desire to keep its inaugural summit small, only about a dozen are expected to attend. Mason declined to disclose the RSVP list, but said Curry is a maybe.

The Warriors, with Silicon Valley in their backyard, are among the teams leading the charge from the court into tech. Curry, the team three point shooter extraordinaire, founded a startup called Slyce last summer that helps pro athletes manage their social media presence.iphone 5s replacement screen  The company initially ran live Q sessions between players and their fans, but recently pivoted to focus on helping athletes post content related to brands they promoting.

While Curry invested in Slyce, sits on the board and owns founding shares, don expect to see him donning a hoodie and playing ping pong at the startup Palo Alto office. Curry helps promote Slyce and gives product feedback, said co founder and CEO Bryant Barr, but certainly not involved on a day to day basis.

Warriors forward Iguodala is an investor in Twice, a San Francisco based online marketplace for secondhand clothing, which was acquired by eBay last year.

Ed Butowsky. a financial adviser for professional athletes, warned becoming involved with startups could get players into financial trouble.

of the number one reasons that athletes go broke is because they put money in private, ill liquid investments, he said.

But other players make the investing game look easy.

Cleveland Cavaliers star LeBron James, who promotes Beats headphones, reportedly cashed out with $30 million when Apple bought the company in 2014. Jeter invested in Mountain View based video conference company Blue Jeans Network and founded the Players Tribune, a media platform that publishes athletes stories. Anthony, of the Knicks, invested in Silicon Valley tech companies including Lyft via his VC firm, Melo7 Tech Partners.http://www.iphonereplacementscreen.top

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Do you have a pair of headphones that have a microphone, bass boost, or some other feature that typical headphones don't have?iphone 6s plus replacement screen  This video demonstrates how to replace the plug on headphones with these features. I used Iphone earbuds that I got with my Iphone for this video demo.

The plug you will need to purchase is a TRRS. Can I please get some help with this?

I tried this to fix my Klipsch S4i and I got the sound, mic, volume adjustment and the answer/pause botton all to work perfectly.

However the red green white twisted cable should be seperated and only the white attached to the big bottom plate.

The red and green cables that were twisted around the white should connect together with the copper to the ground on the connector sticking out to the side.

I learned this by cutting apart and disecting the old plug and by connecting this way everything workes.iphone 6s plus replacement screen It worked, but the bass, treble and stereo separation were all off a bit. Thanks again!

Thank you so much for posting this!!! I was wondering where to place them so that the volume adjustment would work.  Rich

Would this method work with beats by dre? i have two pairs of Tours, one with mic and the other without

This is great! I have been trying to find a supplier for this 4 conductor plug!

You welcome! Thanks for watching.

I really appreciate you posting these videos (especially this one)! I love to be able to fix things and learn what different parts of things do. This particular video is indispensable to me because I couldn simply replace mine:

I have wired, behind the neck, stereo headphones with mic that I love for my phone, but had shorted right at the connector point. I have looked online and at every place that sells these types of things that I happen across and can only find the ear buds (they are too unstable) type.iphone 6s plus replacement screen  The bluetooth version is just not as reliable and not as stable for use when active!