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Suzanne Somers Undergoes Breast Reconstruction Surgery
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Getting into new technology has certainly been a boon for Somers. After looking into a procedure developed by Japanese Doctor Kotaro Yoshimura, Somers decided she would be willing to be one of the first pioneers in the United States to undergo the breast redevelopment surgery, that uses stem cells to help reconstruct new tissue in the chest area. The surgery involved a plastic surgeon taking fatty tissue from Somers chest area by liposuction. Stem cells from half the fat were mixed with the other half of the actual fat and injected into the breast area.
As it turns out, Fabris had found a veritable goldmine of information. The recordings were some highly sought after ones from an 1189-1890 Paris Worlds Fair exposition where Thomas Edisons assistant Theo Wangemann. By the early 1900s, the early recordings had all but disappeared. That in itself would be a cool story, but what happened after proved even cooler.
As Gawker's self-styled Foreign Correspondent—I'm expecting an engraved ivory deskplate via International FedEx any minute now—I'll start you off with news from Great Britain, a country so great it tells you so right in it's name. (I'm all for taking a red pen to the Constitution and refashioning ourselves as the Awesome United States.) More »
Sexy Parisian movie posters featuring Oscar contender Jean Dujardin, star of The Artist, have journalists worried that he may have compromised his wholesome appeal and apparent legitimacy as a dramatic actor. Could this photo cost him Best Actor? More »
The Huffington Post, your favorite blog network slash mass content grave, will debut a streaming online video channel this summer. Wrote Ariana Huffington on her blog Thursday: More »
Yesterday, the U.S. attorney's office put an end to a two-year investigation into Lance Armstrong's potential performance-enhancing drug use. After surviving testicular cancer, Armstrong won the Tour de France seven years in a row between 1999 and 2005 (or, as we called it in 2003, the Tour de Freedom). More »
While you were sleeping, getting ready for work, or—most likely—doing anything besides being a protestor or a cop, United States Park Police entered the Occupy DC encampment at McPherson Square in riot gear at 5:30 this morning. More »
It's unlikely anyone is taking out a second mortgage on his or her house to prepare for a Super Bowl party, but a recent CNBC article suggests we may be doing some serious damage collectively. Who knew hot wings and beer could be so expensive? More »
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