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TrackBack 10 A man recovering from a stomach operation had to be rushed back into hospital after his innards "fell out" when his wound burst. George Sternat, of Cairns, Australia, had just had surgical staples removed from his abdomen. Cancer patient Mr Sternat was relaxing in his garden when he screamed out in pain, the AFP news agency reported. Super Smart have turned their backs on vinyl and CDs and instead have decided to just release their album as ringtones. Posted by Warren Ellis at 14 12:14 PM | 15 TrackBack Brilliant 16 Jesus Christ Action Figure "TV ad". Dee worked with Darren James, the veteran performer believed to have originated the outbreak, on March 24. Posted by Warren Ellis at 20 01:15 AM | 21 TrackBack April 29, 2004 22 The first Russian museum of erotica is opening in St. The museum is founded by Igor Knyazkin, the chief of the prostate research center of the Russian Academy of Natural Sciences. Knyazkin told the newspaper that museums of sex and erotica exist in many European countries and he wanted Russia to be a civilized country with a view on the future and with correct views on erotica. There is one exhibit in the museum which makes Knyazkin be especially proud of. This is the 30-centimeter preserved penis of Grigory Rasputin. Contact details etc can be found at the website in the link there. Healthy cells have timers so they only live as long as they are needed. Cancer cells do not have these timers and so can keep on replicating, say researchers from Cancer Research UK, writing in the journal Cell. This interest is a sign of how far Web media such as blogs have come in reshaping the data-collection habits of intelligence professionals and others, even with the knowledge that the accuracy of what's reported in some blogs is questionable. US firm Microvision has developed a system that projects lasers onto the retina, allowing users to view images on top of their normal field of vision. It could allow surgeons to get a bird's eye view of the innards of a patient, offer military units in the field a view of the entire battlefield and provide mechanics with a simulation of the inside of a car's engine. The first generation product, called the Nomad Expert Technician System, consists of a wireless computer and a hi-tech monocle, costing around $4,000. I have observed in my dissolute friends that one of the most dangerous things one can do is straighten out. Douglas Adams dropped dead while working out in the gym, a day after assuring me that I should try it myself. Jerry Garcia succumbed to a heart attack two weeks off dope. Posted by Warren Ellis at 57 10:12 PM | 58 TrackBack 59 A Dutch artist has used a flap of her own skin to make a replica pistol to be shown at an Amsterdam art show next month. Ms Meester says she made the tiny replica pistol with a piece of skin - 20 centimetres long and four centimetres high - surgically removed from her abdomen. The puckered skin was stretched and sewn over a plastic and fibre pistol mould. Ms Meester said she had the flap of skin removed under local anaesthetic to allow her to make the pistol. Ilarie Coroiu was taken to hospital in the Transylvanian town of Cluj after his girlfriend, Magdalena, 18, "felt something strange" and noticed that the bed was covered in blood. Dr Angela Domocos, head of the accident and emergency department at Cluj General Hospital, said: "It is very rare for this to happen. We call it an exploded penis because it happens when the blood cavities in the penis burst. Posted by Warren Ellis at 79 05:30 PM | 80 TrackBack Matthew Unkenholz found this on 81 a veterinary website. Nothing is more alluring than the impossibility of pinning another person down: this is what fuels fascination, with a love object or with a celebrity. Dylan just pushes it to an almost absurd ne plus ultra, by being impenetrable to the point of an apocalyptic collapse into a black hole, or some other form of uninterpretable nothingness. There is actually no solution to the enigma, because there isn't really anything there at all. Posted by Warren Ellis at 85 04:56 PM | 86 TrackBack 87 New Noise 7: new edition of new writing about new music. Posted by Warren Ellis at 88 04:48 PM | 89 TrackBack 90 People who refuse to register for the UK government's planned ID card scheme could face a "civil financial penalty" of up to 2,500, it has emerged. Posted by Warren Ellis at 91 04:17 PM | 92 TrackBack 93 People who refuse to register for the government's planned ID card scheme could face a "civil financial penalty" of up to 2,500, it has emerged. 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