Marlisa Punzalan – Let It Go – X Factor Australia Top 9 Performance

Marlisa Punzalan opened the “Latest and Greatest” week of the X Factor Australia with Frozen’s Let It Go.

 

Singing 'Let it Go' from the movie Frozen, Marlisa not only looked like a princess she sang like one. Here is what the judges had to say:

 

Natalie, "That song is incredibly difficult to sing and I cant believe you are just 14 and sing it like that. That sounded insane. That's my favourite performance ever". 

 

Dannii, "Definitely by far your best performance on the X Factor".

 

Redfoo, This is your strength, singing big songs and the big notes. I want to see more of this type of song. You sounded great."

 

Ronan, "I'm so proud of you. You are incredible, what a voice, what a talent. Great job, well done."

 

Harassing Women Experiment In Public - A Social Experiment

In this video, every single person in that place knew that women were being molested but none of them reacted. In fact, few of them kept on smiling while others were just watching. 

The Story of a Faceless Girl

 

 

 

The story of five-year-old Juliana Wetmore, who suffers from an extreme condition called Treacher Collins syndrome.

Julianna Wetmore was born with a rare genetic craniofacial disorder known as Treacher Collins Syndrome. This condition normally appears as elongated or sagging eyes and small or missing ears and generally affects 1 in 10,000. Not only is this a rare occurrence but, Julianna has perhaps the most severe case ever seen. The condition was first seen during pre-natal scans where doctors thought that she had a cleft palate. However, the full extent of her disfigurement was not seen until she was born.

Treacher Collins Syndrome is a genetic mutation that prevents the proper formation of the skull, cheek and jaw bones. Julianna's case was so severe she required immediate plastic surgery to uncover her left eye and to open up an airway so that she could breathe.

 

Born with Treacher Collins disease and known as the faceless girl, Juliana Wetmore shocked the world not only with her unusual features but most especially her story and how she live day by day showing the world the true meaning beauty.

 

Juliana bravely shows the world herself and mingles with people through sign language. After Juliana Wetmore’s story was featured in international shows, many people around the world sent happiness and kindness to Juliana and her family through letters and gifts.  

 

 

Guy carries his GF hoping to keep her Dry Then this Happened!

This man and woman romantic moment was captured from a room in front of the flooded road. People were heard laughing at them and they were even teasing the guy, calling him Romeo.

Boy Scolds His Mom for Getting Pregnant Again

This video of a boy’s reaction when her mother announced that they will going to have another sibling has gone viral in Youtube with over 6.5 million views, as of writing.

 

 

Most of the time people get too excited when we hear our mother or other members of the family going to have a baby. But it seems this little boy was not happy about the news from her mother. And what’s more surprising, the little boy scolded his mother.

 

 

Amazing Video : A Man Giving to People who Gives

There are a lot of social experiments that became viral online. They may have different stories to tell but they’re united to enlighten everyone what the real world is all about. 

In the video, a man disguised as a homeless and tried to beg for some alms from people but instead he returned the few pieces of coins and gave $20 to the people who lend him goodness. Of Course, all of them were surprised because they never expect to encounter such act from a homeless person. One old man who gave the “homeless” a pray over was very speechless when his goodness was returned immediately by the “homeless” guy that he met. Actually, it took few seconds for the old man to realize that he’s not dreaming. 

Baby-Shaped Pears Grow from Trees in China

With the help of fruitmold‘s plastic products, pears shaped like babies are growing from trees on farms in china and being sold at supermarkets in neighboring areas.

With peaceful closed eyes, miniscule nose and mouth and daintily crossed hands, the infantile forms look oddly realistic.

During the fruit’s developmental stages, the farmers apply a frame around the budding pear, which it eventually grows into and realizes its shape. In addition to selling the quirky harvests in nearby markets, the suzhou-based company ships their plastic devices across the globe, so baby-shaped pears — and other produce — can be grown all over the world.

A Chinese farmer cultivates an ordinary kind of fruit but with a mind-boggling twist. It’s by manipulating the growth of pears to have that figure of a baby. The question is how does he do it?

At first glance of the “baby pears”, you may mistake them for little Buddhas, right? One might also be confused in a way if seen on a counter top thinking that they are figurines.

One idea that we can presume is that he’s enclosing the young growing pears in split molds of some sort and waits for them to grow and mature. The pears then get the impressions of the molds. Well, I believe that’s the best possible procedure that I can think of. But, however he does it, it’s really beyond compare.