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Cyclical Non-uterine Dysmenorrhea - Dr. Gehardt Fardel's breakthrough cure for male menstrual cramps. (Via NOTCOT.)

London costumier auctions TV, movie outfits. Ever wanted to be James Bond? Or a Jedi? Or a showgirl? Or Doctor Who? It's all there at the Angels costume auction at Bonhams. Clothes worn by Julie Andrews, Ingrid Bergman, Laurence Olivier, John Gielgud, Peter O'Toole and many more. Obi-Wan's cloak is the last lot, 362. more inside

Curious George: Visual Design Rules? Every once in awhile I need to create a logo, picture, or otherwise make gud art. And never had a lesson. So. What are the Rules for Visual Design? Or which ones do you know? Or follow? Some of the links are about webdesign specifically, but I mean just in general. more inside

Intolerable Beauty: The photography of Chris Jordan.

The Tubewhore project. The London Underground: 12 lines, 275 stations, and one pink-haired goth girl's ambition to visit, photograph and blog them all. She has already created a few art projects based on her underground adventures. more inside

Evil Mad Scientist A Make:Blog for the more geeky, perhaps. In person at the Maker Faire in San Mateo in May this year. Some items also currently appearing in the DIY exhibit at Columbia College, Chicago.

Happy Hina Matsuri, dolls!

Freedom Rocks One man's campaign to solidify the issue.

Advanced Alien Technology Can Save the World So says Paul Hellyer, a Canadian, former minister of defense.

An American Muslim. "Over the last 30 years of American Islamic life, Hathout and his anti-hierarchical sentiments have butted heads with a renewed conservatism that took hold of the world’s Muslims during the financial rise of the oil monarchy in Saudi Arabia and its ultratraditional Wahhabi math-hab (school) of Islam...Hathout is trying to counter foreign interference into Islam in the U.S. by emphasizing its American side, and by stressing that Saudi Wahhabists are no more qualified than American Muslims to speak on Islamic issues."

Cerebro! "We Feel Fine is a software engine that harvests human feelings from a large number of weblogs. Every few minutes, the system searches the world’s newly posted blog entries for occurrences of the phrases 'I feel' and 'I am feeling'. The result is a database of several million human feelings, with about 20,000 new feelings added each day." Click on the little floating bubbles and get brief text thoughts from various blogs. The squares show pictures as well. Flash! more inside

Cleanse thyself! How do you rid yourself of allergies, diabetes, psoriasis, fatigue, blood circulation (problems), (repair) organ functions and arthritis? Simple! Wash your feet! more inside

New pictures of Jupiter from the lame-named New Horizons probe.

Swiss (accidentally) invade Liechtenstein! "Interior ministry spokesman Markus Amman said nobody in Liechtenstein had even noticed the soldiers, who were carrying assault rifles but no ammunition."

Mon KEYS

The age of the mega-skyscrapers. "Five years after September 11, well into what was expected to be the post-skyscraper era, a boom of increas­ingly improbable proportions is underway and it shows no signs of abating. Like a bar graph mea­suring increased faith in the future, the towers keep getting taller—after lingering for decades around 1,400 feet, the height now needed to achieve a jaw-dropping wow-factor is approaching 2,000 feet."

Police chase goes a bit wrong [Youtube] Neat footwork by the lad on the bike, though he's probably adjusting his tactics in future Via.

Floating Neutrinos A host of rafts and plans for a floating island built entirely from recycled junk. The Son of Town Hall, built entirely from junk found in the streets of New York, crossed the Atlantic in 1997.

Bill Shatner in a recording session. As heard on the Howard Stern show. Streaming audio.