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Disney rollercoaster helps pop out kidney stones  

We're not even taking the piss

A study from Michigan State University has found that a ride on a rollercoaster is just the ticket for those needing help in passing a kidney stone.…

 
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It's Pablo Pic-arsehole: Turner Prize wannabe hits rock bottom  

A pretty pile of penny coins, a train set and more twee crap vie for this year's bonkers art gong

A giant sculpture of a human arse, £20,000 in one-pence coins, and an off-the-shelf model train are some of the exhibits competing for this year's Turner Prize.…

 
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The Food Truck Making Your PB&J Dreams Come True  
"There's the classic grilled PB&J, the deep-fried PB&J, the Jawn with an all-beef hot dog..."  
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Will He Cash in on Africa's Real-Estate Boom?  
The long-neglected continent is finally experiencing a real estate gold rush, and Patrick Chella is poised to cash in.  
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The Life and Death of a Cult  

EnlightenNext was an organization, founded by self-styled guru Andrew Cohen, that aimed to facilitate spiritual awakening. Cohen's most devoted students meditated for hours—at times, months—on end, were often celibate, and lived together. However, what started as an idealistic venture quickly turned into a complicated, often-sinister world that revolved around Cohen. The story of EnlightenNext's rise and fall begs a deeper question: How do well-meaning, intelligent people end up in a cult? In this documentary, The Atlantic talks to former members, as well as Cohen himself, about their stories in order to uncover the life span of a new religious movement that, after 27 years, collapsed nearly overnight.

 
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