Two performers from the Eyeball Theatre Company, dressed in orange bodysuits, look at their mobile phone as they walk through the Royal Mile street during the Edinburgh International Festival in Edinburgh, Scotland August 8, 2007. REUTERS/David Moir (BRITAIN) 

Two performers from the Eyeball Theatre Company, dressed in orange bodysuits, pose for photographs as they walk down the Royal Mile during the Edinburgh International Festival in Edinburgh, Scotland August 8, 2007. REUTERS/David Moir (BRITAIN) 

A Google search page is reflected in the eye of a computer user in Leicester, central England, July 20, 2007. Web search leader Google reported on Thursday a 28 percent rise in profits that fell short of consensus expectations, as a recent jump in operating expenses offset market share gains against rivals. REUTERS/Darren Staples (BRITAIN) 

Fish eyeballs and roe, a local delicacy, are pictured in Lanyu, or Orchid Island, about 65 kms (40 miles) from Taiwan's southeastern coastal city of Taitung May 9, 2007. The eyeballs and roe are eaten raw and are fondly referred to as "sashimi" dipped in wasabi. Yami, who prefer to be called "Tao", is an aboriginal tribe of Polynesian descent. The tribe, who speak their own distinct tribal tongue, live as fishermen, supplementing their diet with taro and other root crops. Picture taken May 9, 2007. REUTERS/Claro Cortes IV (TAIWAN) 

Sunita Devi cries after seeing the body of her daughter, Neha, who was killed in Saturday's bomb blast, in New Delhi, October 30, 2005. Indian police combed the sites of three powerful blasts in New Delhi on Sunday for clues to who carried out coordinated attacks that killed at least 57 people, just days before major Hindu and Muslim festivals. REUTERS/Adnan Abidi Pictures of the Month October 2005 

Three-year-old Lula Gonzalez from the Godard Riverside Head Start program in New York City peers up at a butterfly perched on her forehead at the American Museum of Natural History's Butterfly Conservatory in New York, October 5, 2005. School children were being given a special preview of the popular exhibit which opens to the public October 8, and which features up to 500 iridescent butterflies in a 1,200-square-foot vivarium filled with lush foliage and blooming flowers. REUTERS/Mike Segar PP05100057 Pictures of the Month October 2005 

A wax figure artist matches an eyeball for Radio City Rockette Kandice Pelletier at Madame Tussauds in New York October 4, 2005. Guests will be able to join the famed Rockette kickline while posing next to the figure. REUTERS/Shannon Stapleton 

Actor Morgan Freeman poses during red carpet arrivals for director Robert Rodriguez and Frank Miller's film "Sin City" at the 58th Cannes Film Festival May 18, 2005. REUTERS/Eric Gaillard Pictures of the month May 2005 SN/YH 

A demonstrator from Learning Resources, an educational toy company located in Vernon Hills, Illinois, holds up their new "Wacky Wigglers" in their display booth at New York's Jacob Javits Convention Center, during the American International Toy Fair, February 21, 2005. Part of their "Gears! Gears! Gears!" line of motorized toys that children build themselves, the set includes battery operated lights, colorful gears, springs, chomping teeth, fiber-optic whiskers and glow-in-the-dark eyeballs. Plans are included for four creatures, and kids can create their own two. Estimated retail price is $40. REUTERS/Ray Stubblebine RFS 

"Eyeball man" Medaman holds a bouquet as Japanese women enjoy the street performance in Tokyo March 28, 2004. Named from medama, meaning eyeball in Japanese, Medaman was part of a spring festival. 

"Eyeball people" Medaman use a magnifying glass to get a good look at a little girl as they stroll through a square in Tokyo March 28, 2004. The street performers, named from medama, meaning eyeball in Japanese, were part of a spring festival. 

"Eyeball man" Medaman holds a bouquet as Japanese women enjoy the street performance in Tokyo March 28, 2004. Named from medama, meaning eyeball in Japanese, Medaman was part of a spring festival. REUTERS/Eriko Sugita ES/TW/CRB 

"Eyeball people" Medaman use a magnifying glass to get a good look at a little girl as they stroll through a square in Tokyo March 28, 2004. The street performers, named from medama, meaning eyeball in Japanese, were part of a spring festival. REUTERS/Eriko Sugita ODLY PP04100190 ES/TW/CRB 

"Eyeball man" Medaman holds a bouquet as Japanese women enjoy the street performance in Tokyo March 28, 2004. Named from medama, meaning eyeball in Japanese, Medaman was part of a spring festival. REUTERS/Eriko Sugita ES/TW 

"Eyeball people" Medaman use a magnifying glass to get a good look at a little girl as they stroll through a square in Tokyo March 28, 2004. The street performers, named from medama, meaning eyeball in Japanese, were part of a spring festival. REUTERS/Eriko Sugita ES/TW 

Actor Jim Carrey appears on the 2003 Teen Choice Awards in Los Angeles August 2, 2003. Carrey won the Choice comedian award and is seen wearing a fake dislodged eyeball and facial stitches, after he arrived for the show with his face bandaged. The awards show will be telecast on the Fox television network August 6. 

Actor Jim Carrey arrives for the 2003 Teen Choice Awards in Los Angeles August 2, 2003. Carrey wore the bandages as a gag and removed them during the show, revealing a fake dislodged eyeball and facial stitches. The awards show will be telecast on the Fox television network August 6. 

A combination picture shows actor Jim Carrey arriving for the 2003 Teen
Choice Awards in Los Angeles wearing bandages (L), and after he removed
them (R) during the show to reveal a fake dislodged eyeball and facial
stitches, August 2, 2003. The awards show will be telecast on the Fox
television network August 6. REUTERS/Fred Prouser

FSP/CRB 

Actor Jim Carrey appears on the 2003 Teen Choice Awards in Los Angeles
August 2, 2003. Carrey won the Choice comedian award and is seen
wearing a fake dislodged eyeball and facial stitches, after he arrived
for the show with his face bandaged. The awards show will be telecast
on the Fox television network August 6. REUTERS/Fred Prouser

FSP/GN/CRB 

Actor Jim Carrey appears on the 2003 Teen Choice Awards in Los Angeles
August 2, 2003. Carrey won the Choice comedian award and is seen
wearing a fake dislodged eyeball and facial stitches, after he arrived
for the show with his face bandaged. The awards show will be telecast
on the Fox television network August 6. REUTERS/Fred Prouser

FSP/GN 

Actor Jim Carrey arrives for the 2003 Teen Choice Awards in Los Angeles
August 2, 2003. Carrey wore the bandages as a gag and removed them
during the show, revealing a fake dislodged eyeball and facial
stitches. The awards show will be telecast on the Fox television
network August 6. REUTERS/Fred Prouser

FSP 

A visitor to the 2001 International Robot Exhibition talks to an eyeball shaped robot called 'Muu', which its creators say can strike up friendly chats, in Tokyo November 13. The world's largest exhibition of this type has brought together about 120 companies and organisations in a display of the latest in high-tech robots -- from the industrial to home pet cyborgs. 

Eyeball shaped robots called 'Muu', which its creators say can strike
up friendly chats, are displayed in the 2001 International Robot
Exhibition in Tokyo November 13. The world's largest exhibition of this
type has brought together about 120 companies and organisations in a
display of the latest in high-tech robots - from the industrial to home
pet cyborgs. REUTERS/Toshiyuki Aizawa

TA/CP 

A visitor to the 2001 International Robot Exhibition talks to an
eyeball shaped robot called 'Muu', which its creators say can strike up
friendly chats, in Tokyo November 13. The world's largest exhibition of
this type has brought together about 120 companies and organisations in
a display of the latest in high-tech robots - from the industrial to
home pet cyborgs. REUTERS/Toshiyuki Aizawa

TA/CP 

Japanese Consul Hirotsugi Kato (R) speaks to Greenpeace activists as an
activist wearing a giant eyeball looks on (L) outside the Japanese
embassy in Madrid November 5, 2001. Greenpeace members delivered a
letter to Kato asking Japan to refrain from sending whaling fleets to
Antarctica to hunt minke whales. REUTERS/Paul Hanna

PH/CRB 

A member of "The Residents", dressed as a tuxedoed eyeball, waves to the crowd after performing in a Moscow nightclub September 8, 2001. The Residents, a revolutionary San Fransisco band that turns 30 next year, played their first concert in Russia on Saturday, dressed in disguise to retain their anonimity. 

A member of "The Residents", dressed as a tuxedoed eyeball, waves to the crowd after performing in a Moscow nightclub September 8, 2001. The Residents, a revolutionary San Fransisco band that turns 30 next year, played their first concert in Russia on Saturday, dressed in disguise to retain their anonimity. REUTERS/William Webster

WAW 

Artist David Byrne, lead singer of the group "Talking Heads," performs a solo concert at the 9:30 Club in Washington May 15, 2001. Byrne is on a world-wide tour promoting his eigth solo album "Look Into the Eyeball." 

Artist David Byrne, formerly of the group "Talking Heads," performs at the 9:30 Club in Washington May 15, 2001. Byrne is on a world-wide tour promoting his eigth solo album, "Look Into the Eyeball," which was released on May 8. 

Artist David Byrne, formerly of the group "Talking Heads," performs at the 9.30 Club in Washington May 15, 2001. Byrne is on a world-wide tour promoting his eigth solo album, "Look Into the Eyeball," which was released on May 8.

MMR/HB 

30 Club in Washington May 15, 2001. Byrne is on a world-wide tour promoting his eigth solo album "Look Into the Eyeball," which was released on May 8.

MMR/BK 

30 Club in Washington May 15, 2001. Byrne is on a world-wide tour promoting his eigth solo album "Look Into the Eyeball.

MMR/BK 

30 Club in Washington May 15, 2001. Byrne is on a world-wide tour promoting his eigth solo album "Look Into the Eyeball.

MMR/BK 

30 Club in Washington May 15, 2001. Byrne is on a worldwide tour promoting his eighth solo album "Look Into the Eyeball," which was released on May 8.

MMR/SV 

Combo picture of Abdulah al-Basri from Iraq, pushing his eyeballs forward at Jordanian ophthalmic surgeon clinic in Amman, May 8, 2001. Ophthalmic surgeons said Abdullah's case is rare and unusual, as he has control over the muscles of his eyes that most people do not. 

A promoter distributes the country's newest English newspaper called Project
Eyeball in downtown Singapore August 12, 2000. The paper, launched and
distributed free today, is the nation's fourth English language newspaper
that will retail for Singapore 80 cents. All four English papers are owned
by media giant Singapore Press Holdings, a company which the Singapore
government has a stake in.

ST/CC 

Hong Kong gungfu movie star Jackie Chan compares his eyes with fake eyeballs during a measurements sitting with Madame Tussaud's May 8. The superstar's wax model will feature in a Madame Tussaud's museum to be set up in Hong Kong, the first in Asia. 

Hong Kong gungfu movie star Jackie Chan playfully places a fake eyeball in the hollow of his eye during a measurements sitting with Madame Tussaud's May 8. The superstar's wax model will feature in a Madame Tussaud's museum to be set up in Hong Kong, the first in Asia. 

Hong Kong gungfu movie star Jackie Chan compares his eyes with fake eyeballs during a measurements sitting with Madame Tussaud's May 8. The superstar's wax model will feature in a Madame Tussaud's museum to be set up in Hong Kong, the first in Asia.

BY/TS 

Hong Kong gungfu movie star Jackie Chan playfully places a fake eyeball in the hollow of his eye during a measurements sitting with Madame Tussaud's May 8. The superstar's wax model will feature in a Madame Tussaud's museum to be set up in Hong Kong, the first in Asia.

BY/TS 

Worker Simon Harrison gives the eyeball of a large face a cleaning with a broom at Melbourne's beachside amusement park Lunar Park December 16. The distinctive smiling face, made from fibreglass, forms the entrance to the fun park through its mouth as is being cleaned in preparation for school holiday trade and upcoming New Years Eve celebrations.

WB/TAN 

Dave Cowdrey reacts to a friendly peck from "Scruffy" the baby sparrow at his home in Otaki January 18. Scruffy pecked Cowdrey in the eye several days ago, piercing the outer film of his eyeball, temporarily affecting his sight which required treatment from an eye specialist. Cowdrey rescued the baby sparrow and a sibling after their mother was eaten by a cat.

JO/KM 

Liu Lang, China's renowned snake man, inserts a snake into his nostril and releases it out of his mouth on board a cruise liner berthed in Singapore October 24. Born in Sichuan, China, Liu Lang has spent many years of hard work to master a set of extraordinary skills which include lifting a pail of water with his eyeballs, swallowing steel bearings and expelling them from the ears, nose, eyes and mouth and swallowing light bulbs.

WS/CC/JO/ 

A Tokyo man samples tuna eyeballs, thought to lower one's blood pressure and cholesterol and prevent memory loss. Tests have shown the docosahexaeonic acid (DHA) it contains has improved mice's ability to remember the way through a maze. Picture taken MAR94