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Paperclip boogie

This video was shot on the Rokko Liner, an automated guideway transit system in Kobe, Japan which links the man-made Rokko Island to Sumiyoshi Station on the JR Kobe Line. The paperclips were placed on the floor of the train. When the train accelerates and brakes, the paperclips stand on end and appear to dance in response to the magnetic field produced by the electric current that drives the motors located under the floor. The Kobe New Transit Company, which operates the liner says extra shielding is being installed just in case the magnetism could harm the human body.

 

   

LEMUR LOVE

This animal, which Today's Big Thing refers to as "weird" and, uncertain, refers to it as "some kind of alien", appears to belong to the infraorder Lemuriformes, which boasts 99 species and subspecies. The name lemur is derived from the Latin lemures, meaning "spirits of the night" or "ghosts". In this video this little guy (or girl) surrenders readily to a human touch, lifting its arms as it has its tummy rubbed. When the tickling  stops, our lemur looks crestfallen, appealing with great shiny eyes for the naked pink fingers to continue. As the caressing resumes, the prosimian primate slowly raises its tiny arms, fists clenched. It is hard not to see a beatific smile spreading across its face.
   

The Worst Person on the Internet

What did Lori Drew do to earn her the number one position in the list of the Radar magazine's Web's 10 Most Hated People? The other people on the list are there by virtue of their lousy taste, questionable politics or for pretending to throw Iraqui puppies off a cliff.

40-year-old Missouri mother Lori Drew is there because, in the summer of 2006, she pretended to be a teenage boy called Josh Evans and gave 13-year-old Megan Meier cause to kill herself. Drew, who apparently boasted to her hairdresser about the hoax she had hatched, wanted to get back at  Meier who had quarrelled with her daughter Sarah and created the fake 18-year-old so that she could get Megan to confess secret desires and find out what she thought about her daughter.

"Josh" soon got nasty and threatened to "defriend" her, saying that he had heard she was not a very nice person. In November 2006, Drew sent Megan a message that read: "You are a bad person and everybody hates you. Have a shitty rest of your life. The world would be a better place without you." Megan hanged herself in her bedroom cupboard.
   
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Artist David Bowen's robotic art installation laser scans an onion plant every 24 hours and then uses a 3D printer to create plastic models that illustrate the plant's growth. Once a  sculpture is completed, it is moved along on a conveyor...

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