Krebs' Free form/Chaos Thread

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When Willie Mays visited the White House recently, he wore his tie with the rarely seen “Onassis” knot.
 
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Human Cells Engineered to Make Functional Anal Sphincters in Lab
Researchers have built the first functional anal sphincters in the laboratory, suggesting a potential future treatment for both fecal and urinary incontinence. Made from muscle and nerve cells, the sphincters developed a blood supply and maintained function when implanted in mice. The results are reported in the medical journal Gastroenterology.

There is a picture here that I decided not to post. I don't think it would pass the "no pink bits" rule:p
 
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krebs303 said:
Human Cells Engineered to Make Functional Anal Sphincters in Lab
Researchers have built the first functional anal sphincters in the laboratory, suggesting a potential future treatment for both fecal and urinary incontinence. Made from muscle and nerve cells, the sphincters developed a blood supply and maintained function when implanted in mice. The results are reported in the medical journal Gastroenterology.

There is a picture here that I decided not to post. I don't think it would pass the "no pink bits" rule:p

Haha, precisely what the world needs most: more a-holes.
 
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Skintronics. May have to start scanning the riders:eek:

Skin circuitry means solar-powered interactive LED tattoos

A new process that allows complex circuitry and electrical component to be applied directly to the skin is big news for medical sensors, but it could also lead to LED tattoos, video game interfaces that are integrated into your body, and even direct control of your muscles by a computer.

It's always been possible to just hot glue electronics to your body, but it's never been a particularly pleasant process for either your skin or the circuits in question. By restructuring circuits to match the elasticity of skin and making them thin enough so that they'll stick with mere molecular forces, researchers have now figured out how to effectively integrate electronic components into your skin without any pain, suffering, or surgery whatsoever.
 
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http://www.marryyourpet.com/
So you've found your partner for life, only thing is - he's an animal. Not just that he leaves hair in the bath and has abominable table manners, but that really he's an animal, i.e. with feathers, scales or whatnot.

But forget his facial hair. So what if he has an overabundance of legs, or must hibernate each winter? All that matters is that you adore him.

So go on, if you really love him and you're in this for life, isn't it time you married your pet?