Two Community Programs. The LAPD supports community policing, and has any number of ways you can become involved. There are two basic ongoing and well established community based policing programs that we want to tell you about first ... the C-PAB and SLO programs. Each Division has it's own Community-Police Advisory Board (C-PAB), and its own compliment of Senior Lead Officers (SLOs).
Obviously, chickens couldn't have established their empire without reproduction, so I thought I'd take a behind-the-scenes look at how chickens became so prominent. As it turns out, chicken procreation is a lot weirder than I thought. Here are just a few of the finer points. 1) Asymmetrical gonads. Here's how gonads are usually arranged: males have two testes, and females have two ovaries. Both genders usually have one gonad on the right side of their body and one on the left. It's pretty simple. In contrast, hens only have one functional ovary.
The term ovum is usually restricted to the single female sex cell, but the term egg, in its common use to indicate a bird's egg, refers to a more complex structure, only part of which is produced in the ovary of the bird. The ovum of such an egg is a cell swollen with yolk material. The rest of the eggâe.g., the jelly mass surrounding amphibian eggs, and the shell, membranes, and egg white, or albumen, of bird eggsâis not cellular and is secreted around the ovum as it passes down the oviduct.