5 Things: Men With Smaller Testicles Are Better Dads?

1. High-Def Surveillance Cams: In light of our current state of affairs in the city, I found this story interesting - high-def cameras purchased with federal grants being installed in Vegas by police, to help take a bite out of crime. We could have used a few of those in Nashua in the past few weeks. #blurrymugs

2. The New Popemobile: I'm not even Catholic, and I'm fascinated by the new Pope, who just got a car so he can drive around and meet the people where they are. No more shielded Popemobile for Pope Francis. The car, a 25-year-old Renault 4L, was donated by  Rev. Renzo Zocca, second from right in the photo uploaded here, with his assistant Luigi Macchioni, and car-body repairer Stefano Veronesi, fourth from right, after the car was donated at the Vatican. Zocca, 70, decided to donate what he calls his 25-year-old "car of the French farmers" as a symbol of his lifelong dedication to go to the slums to preach to the people.

3. New iPhone: Meh? New iPhones are not wowing folks so far, according to this report. Apple stocks were down and people were not gobbling up Apple's newest attempt to stay competitive in the ever-evolving smart phone game. Are you intrigued by the fingerprint ID feature?

4. Evolution of End Zone Dancing: Jimmy Fallon and Justin Timberlake are at it again, this time creating a fast-forward nod to the end-zone dance. I enjoy watching these lovable funny men! You can too.

5. Big Finish for Father hood: Size Matters: Men with smaller testicles are more likely than their well-endowed counterparts to be involved in the care of their toddlers, anthropologists at Emory University report. The higher the testosterone levels and larger the testicles, the smaller the amount of direct paternal caregiving by dads as reported by parents in the study. The Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences published details of the study this week.