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Tokyo based jewellery designer Shinji Nakaba does something incredible with pearls, transforming them into haunting looking skulls. The designer has been creating jewellery since 1975. Pearls are not his only choice of material as he also uses everyday items and objects such as aluminium beer cans, plastic bottles and sometimes even rubbish. On every single skull he writes  “Va nitas” which is Latin for “vanity,” a reference to the meaninglessness of life on earth and the pursuit of material wealth. You can see more of his work on his   website.

In some of the week's most striking photos, athletes race in Beijing, lava flows from a volcano, and more  Ezequiel Lopez and Camila Alegre of Argentina compete at the World Tango Championships, in Buenos Aires. | (AP Photo/Natacha Pisarenko) Athletes clear a water obstacle during the women's 3,000-meter steeplechase final, at the IAAF World Championships in Beijing, China. | (REUTERS/Damir Sagolj) Molten lava flows from the Piton de la Fournaise, one of the world's most active volcanoes, on France's Reunion Island in the Indian Ocean. | (REUTERS/Gilles Adt) Fulton Hotshot Michael Turowski lights a controlled burn on the so-called "Rough Fire," in the Sequoia National Forest, California. | (REUTERS/Max Whittaker) A Thai veterinarian takes a picture of a 2-year-old orangutan during its health examination at Kao Pratubchang Conservation Center, in Ratchaburi, Thailand. | (REUTERS/Athit Perawongmetha) Patients from Rady Children's Hospital hug a bottlenose do

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Terrorists shelled Marinka, wounding one civilian. As reported  Third eye , it is stated by the Donetsk region Interior Ministry   press service . According to the ministry, at around 6 a.m. militants shelled the city. A man, born 1957, was wounded. "A resident of Marinka was injured in the yard of a private house on Shevchenko Street. He was taken to hospital in Kurakhove with shrapnel wounds," the report reads. Investigation group is reported to have arrived at the scene. Casualties or damage data is being specified. Source: http://en.censor.net.ua/n348259

Yesterday, Aug. 18, three Ukrainian soldiers were wounded in combat activities in the anti-terrorist operation (ATO) area. This was announced by the Presidential Administration representative on the ATO matters Andrii Lysenko at a briefing,   Censor.NET   reports citing   Ukrainski Novyny . "Over the past day fortunately no one was killed, three soldiers were injured," he said. According to him, over the past day militants reduced the number of attacks. Source: http://en.censor.net.ua/n348291

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Who knew Great Whites had a soft spot for Morbid Angel? A Discovery channel film crew have been searching for a giant shark in Australia known as ‘Joan of Shark’ (good one!) and to get her attention, they blasted death metal into the water. Why death metal , you’re asking, right? It’s because sharks can sense music’s low-frequency vibrations – they resemble the sounds of struggling fish. AC/DC also works, they found back in 2011. The shark this crew is trying to attract is a big one – more than 16 feet long and weighing (they think) up to 1.8 tons.

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Over the past day, five Ukrainian soldiers were killed in hostilities in the anti-terrorist operation (ATO) area. This was announced by the Presidential Administration speaker on ATO matters Oleksandr Motuzianyk at a briefing on Thursday, Ukrainska Pravda . "Over the past day, five Ukrainian soldiers were killed in combat activities, another six received wounds," he said. Source: http://en.censor.net.ua/n346704

We’ve all been there: We eat an entire sleeve of fat-free, low-calorie cookies, and we’re stuffing ourselves with more food 15 minutes later. One theory to explain this phenomenon is that artificial sweeteners don’t contain the calories or energy that evolution has trained the brain to expect from sweet-tasting foods, so they don’t fool the brain into satisfying hunger. However, until now, nobody understood how organisms distinguish between real sugar and artificial sweetener. Now, a researcher at the University of Michigan has discovered how the brain of a fruit fly differentiates between the two. Because that molecular machinery is present in the guts and brains of humans on a larger scale, Monica Dus, assistant professor in the U-M Department of Molecular, Cellular, and Developmental Biology, believes human brains will differentiate in the same way. Fruit flies and humans share about 75 percent of the same disease-causing genes, says Dus, first author on a study that outlines the fi

The Fujifilm X-T1 might be our favorite camera of the past few years, and a spin-off version of the mirrorless shooter is about to add some eyebrow-raising tricks. Today, Fujifilm announced the new mirrorless X-T1 IR, which shares the same core specs and body style as the still-available X-T1. But this new camera has one big difference: It might be able to see through clothing. Some clothing, at least. That’s because it’s able to “see” infrared light, which is invisible to the human eye. Visible light falls within a wavelength of 390nm (violet) and 700nm (red). Beyond that 700nm ceiling, you enter the near-infrared range between 750nm and 950nm. According to Fujifilm, the X-T1 IR can capture light at wavelengths up to 1,000nm, dipping its toe into the mid-infrared range. It’s also able to see long-wave ultraviolet light in the 380nm to 400nm range. Infrared photography can create some very artful pictures. It captures trippy, dreamlike images of landscapes. In broad daylight and the th

Twitter is always experimenting with new features, A/B testing across the world to figure out the next experience on the platform. It seems that one of those experiments is a special News Tab, according to a report by BuzzFeed. The tab, which sits on the navigation bar of the Twitter app, has already rolled out to users in Japan. It provides a list of headlines from Twitter-approved publishers, designed to help people get the news of the day quickly and easily. The tab appears to be a more content-driven version of the app’s old “Discover” tab, which was discontinued on the mobile app in April. Founder and interim CEO Jack Dorsey pulled no punches at the company’s earnings call for the second quarter of 2015 last week, saying that he that product initiatives haven’t seen the audience growth and participation the company was hoping for. He also criticized the perceived high barrier of entry into Twitter, and made strong overtures to indicate that the reverse-chronological feed we know r

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