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Humans do have psychic powers, study claims

Humans may have the ability to see into the future and influence events before they happen, a new study has claimed.

The report - by a part-time magician turned psychologist - suggests that people may have latent psychic powers which allow them to sense future events.
Professor Daryl Bem, of Cornell University in New York State, carried out nine different experiments involving more than 1.000 volonteers, and all but one appeared to point to psychic powers.
In one experiment, students were given a list of words to memorise which they were later asked to recall, before being given a selection of the words to type out.

Telegraphy - Humans do have psychic powers

Cat & Aligator

Talking on a ferocious, snapping aligator when you are a teeny, tiny moggy doesn"t seem a good idea

But this brave cat decided he wasn"t going to let the mean gator gets his way.

Horrified tourists were convinced the feeline was going to end up as a gator snack when he decided to square up to the fearsome creature.

Hahaha one woman shouted: "Oh my god he"s going to end up as cat food, oh my god i cant watch!"

The Sun - Cat vs Alligator

World's smallest woman's joy at Guinness award

Hatica Kocaman - the world"s smallest woman at just 28 inches tall and weighing 15lbs - suffers from a rare bone disease that meant that, at 21-years-old, she has the body mass of an eight-year-old baby.

Hatica was officially granted the title of world"s smallest woman by Guinness earlier this year, second only to Nepalese man, Khagendra Thapa Magar who at 25.8 inches is the worlds smallest person.

"I always hoped that one day the world would recognise me." she said, "It was hard when i was a child becouse all my classmates used to tease me for being small."

"But now i am famous becouse of my size. So it makes me feel like i am much taller. I hope to travel and to meet lots of people including the tallest man in the world."

"She weighed 3lbs 10oz when she was born and was a normal baby. We never noticed any problems until she was one. Then we noticed she seemed to be growing more slowly than other babies." said Haticas mother. 

Telegraph - smallest woman