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<title>Body Worlds 2</title>
<description>The title makes it sound as though you are about to view some B-movie about a perverted Dr. Frankenstein who gives life to zombies on other planets, but in actuality it was named by a German scientist who pioneered the process of plastination, which essentially means turning corpses and body parts into something more permanent. So basically, not too far off from my initial impression. &#xA;&#x3C;br&#x3E;&#x3C;br&#x3E;&#xA;This exhibition at the museum of science in &#xA;&#x3C;a href=&#x22;http://www.sitebits.com/usa/boston/&#x22;&#x3E;Boston&#x3C;/a&#x3E;&#xA;is not something i would have gone to a few years ago. I&#x27;ve never had a strong stomach and &#xA;I am a sympathetic barfer. I even threw up at the alter during my own wedding! In recent years I&#x27;ve toughened up, to the point where I can clean up after the dog, bandage a wound, and scare away wild animals (well, at least the &#xA;odd moth or two). And so I thought I was ready for Body Worlds...&#xA;</description>
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