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With only seven more contestants left in the X Factor, Melanie Amaro made sure she would continue in the competition with an explosive rendition of Michael Jackson’s not so famous Earth Song. After, the audience rose to their feet in applause and the judges only had positive things to say.

With his NASA background, perhaps it shouldn’t be surprising that artist and architect Kurt Wenner has an out of this world imagination and the skills to bring passerby into the picture. When viewed from the correct angle, people standing on top of them look like they are floating in thin air, and solid concrete can look like gaping chasms. Kurt has been perfecting his technique since 1982. Now, using the skills he has perfected over 30 years, he is able to create stereoscopic images, such as the one above enabling people to walk along imaginary webs slung by Spiderman.




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The “Mother of All Hot Wheels Tracks” is a 2000 foot long Hot Wheels track which winds throughout a suburban home, down a sidewalk, and around a pool. A model car completed the course in three minutes. The track was built and filmed by YouTube user therealtexasaggie98.


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It's not fair that 99 percent of the dogs have 1 percent of the bones! Or wait, the other way around! Woof! But a number of the protesters have brought along some furry support. The four-legged kind are in on this, too. Here are dogs that have taken to the streets to protest against corporate greed. Dogs are part of the 99% too!

Aimee Mullins was born in 1975 in Allentown, Pennsylvania. At the age of 1 she was diagnosed with fibular hemimelia, meaning that she was born without the fibula bone as a result, had both of her legs amputated below the knee. But the girl never gave up. Aimee Mullins became one of the college's best runners and ran against able bodied runners. She also participated in the 1996 Paralympics in Atlanta. The girl acted in a couple of movies, done modeling and even worked at the Pentagon. She has 12 prosthetic legs for any occasion.

First it was Nicolas Cage who was exposed as a centuries old vampire and then it was John Travolta. A perusal of old Civil War photos has revealed even more vampires who all work in Hollywood – Paul Newman, Matthew McConaughey, Jerry O’Connell, Gene Hackman, Joseph Gordon Levitt, and Jeremy Renner. Coincidence? Probably not. Vampires love show business.














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