Confusion: Chinese IT worker accidentally screened a Porn film on a large train station television

It is believed the Chinese technician had connected his laptop to the screen, usually used to show adverts as he fix a fault. When the job was completed, he failed to disconnect the two devices instead he switched to watch an X-rated film which accidentally was broadcast on the train station television.

Hundreds of passengers stopped puzzled to stare at the monitor outside the Jilin Station in China, as the film played for at least ten minutes.

Man Says He has Been To Heaven Four Times. Draws Map

The South African from KwaZulu-Natal tells it in all seriousness. And who knows, he may even be telling the truth about having visited heaven four times, so far. The first time was in 1998, and subsequent visits were made in 2004, 2006 and 2008.  It all started in 1993, when a white man (an angel, apparently) paid him a visit and told him he was needed in heaven. And now, after several visits, he’s drawing a map to make sure the rest of us ‘unlucky’ ones get what he’s talking about. But it’s not the fact that he took a few vacations to heaven or even that he’s drawing a map that amuses me. It’s more to do with the stuff he says he’s seen and done there. According to Mthembu, there are 11 heavens in all, and he was taken to the fifth one, Crista, first. It was there, in a city called Sharmoy, that he claims to have met Jesus. 

Video: NeverWET when sprayed makes everything you own Water Resistance

Rust-Oleum NeverWet is a new product developed by Ross Nanotechnology. Just by spraying practically on anything makes it water resistance.

NeverWet is designed to be used on multiple surfaces by creating a super hydrophobic barrier, which repels water. When any liquid hits this barrier, it forms beads that roll of the surface without clinging on. This is often referred to as the Lotus effect..

Video: Syrian Catholic priest 'beheaded by jihadist fighters while crowd cheer

A Syrian Catholic priest was beheaded by jihadist fighters in northern Syria, who they accused of collaborating with the Assad regime. Those accusations have not yet been verified.

The death of Franciscan Father Francois Murad has been confirmed by the official Vatican news agency.