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Human Magnet (Mr. Magnet)

In Malaysia, 78 years old Liew Thow Lin is known as the Human Magnet or Mr. Magnet. He can make metal objects, weighing up to 2kg, stick to his skin without any aid and he is a scientific mystery because there is no trace of a magnetic field around his body. Scientists say his skin is also normal and there is no explanation for his unusual talent.

Ivan Stoiljkovic

poses for pictures with cutlery stuck to his chest in front of his home near Koprivnica, some 100 kilometres (62 miles) north of the capital Zagreb, May 12, 2011. Ivan, 6, has an extraordinary talent: the ability to attract metallic objects -- from spoons to heavy frying pans -- to his body. He is said to be able to carry up to 25 kg of metal stuck to his torso. Ivan's family also claims that his hands can emit heat and his mysterious ability has also given him healing powers. Medical checkups so far have reaped inconclusive results. Picture taken May 12.

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Could the “Touch of Death” work in real life?

One martial arts technique has earned the name "Touch of Death" — but is such a maneuver really possible? Here's everything you need to know about dim mak, and what kind damage it can inflict.

"Touch of Death"
The technique called the "Touch of Death" is historically known as dim mak. When translated from Chinese, dim mak implies a strike that applies pressure to an artery. Practitioners claim the strike could have a delayed effect, causing sudden death to an individual months later — and conspiracy theorists have linked the delayed effects of a dim mak strike to the death of Bruce Lee.
This technique does have a historical basis, as a crippling single hit strike is mentioned in the Bushibi, a classic martial arts text. The exact details, point of contact of the strike, and expected results, however, are shrouded in secrecy.
The term "Death Touch" rose in popularity thanks to the marketing of Count Dante and the Black Dragon Society. Count Dante deemed himself the deadliest man alive, but he's best known for a series of full page advertisements touting a fighting handbook in Marvel comic books during the 1960s and 1970s.

Mr.Olympia 2011 Phil Heath

Phil Heath's interest in bodybuilding began shortly after playing college basketball at the University of Denver in 2002. He had a few friends that were competing locally and once he realized how bodybuilding enabled them to transform from the average guy into true mass monsters his interest in the sport grew. The spark that pushed Phil towards competing in his first show occurred when he went to his second local amateur show and met an IFBB Pro. After reading through numerous muscle magazines, along with having great friends that were very into bodybuilding, Phil was influenced into participating in a show. Phil's biggest reason for competing was to see how his body could transform with hard training and sound nutrition. To this day, Phil still loves bodybuilding because it provides him with an opportunity to learn more about his body and muscles, but more importantly because it allows him to learn about himself mentally and emotionally. Bodybuilding has given Phil a positive outlet that has now become his career, which he feels he is truly blessed to have.

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