The real Nobel prizes will be announced next month. 'I think there is a consensus that it doesn't matter - but I kind of don't believe it,' said Bieito Fernandez Castro, one of the prize winners. The physics prize went to researchers who measured how much 'ocean-water mixing is affected by the sexual activity of anchovies'. The more people who were looking up, the more passers-by joined in, the researchers found. The psychology prize went to US researchers for their experiments observing how many people on a city street would stop and look up if they saw strangers craning their necks upwards. 'We found that if students thought that teachers were bored while teaching, they too felt more bored,' prize-winner Christian Chan said, boringly. The education prize went to a team of researchers for studying how teachers seeming bored can in turn bore their students. 'Have you ever tried to lick a battery?' Miyashita asked the ceremony. The nutrition prize went to Japan's Hiromi Nakamura and Homei Miyashita for developing electrified chopsticks and straws that can made food and drink taste saltier.

The result? It differs for everyone, but on average, the cadavers had around 120 nose hairs in their left nostril and 112 in the right. The medicine prize went to researchers who used cadavers to explore whether there is an equal number of hair in both nostrils.

Of course, the award-winners accepted their prize by speaking backwards. The communication prize was given to the study of people who are very good at speaking backwards. 'Don't waste your waste,' Park said on accepting the award. His 'Stanford toilet' even has an 'anal-print' sensor, which is similar to fingerprint ID on mobile phones - except for anuses. Seung-min Park of Stanford University in the US was awarded the public health prize for inventing a toilet that can swiftly analyse human waste. Over an extremely creepy video of spiders opening their legs and gripping things, the researchers from Rice University in Texas explained the field of 'necrobotics', in which parts of animals are used as bits of robots. The mechanical engineering prize went to US researchers who re-animated dead wolf spiders to use them as mechanical gripping tools, similar to the claw machine game seen in arcades. To accept the award, the researchers repeated the word 'the' dozens and dozens of times, until it seemed to lose all meaning. With Stephen Dillane, Victoria Foyt, Vanessa Redgrave, Glynis Barber.

The team looked into how repeating a word can create a sense of unfamiliarity with something familiar, a feeling called 'jamais vu' - the opposite of deja vu. This would explain why Ginger is not afraid of Doug when he comes later because she has already met him.The literature Ig Nobel was awarded to an international team of researchers 'for studying the sensations people feel when they repeat a single word many, many, many, many, many, many, many times'. 22, 2006 In the cinema of big bangs, few bangs are bigger than those generated by the producer Jerry. Ginger runs away from them and Claire explains she is shy around strangers. Directed by Tony Scott Action, Crime, Sci-Fi, Thriller PG-13 2h 6m By Manohla Dargis Nov. Later Doug is with Claire when they enter her home. Since then, Ji-Min is haunted by visions of the dead woman appearing in front of her. The woman dies from the accident and they leave the scene of the accident. Her cat, whom she addresses as Ginger, is lying on the floor and Claire picks her up.Ĭlaire holds Ginger as she nervously looks around her house. When Ji-Min ( Nam Gyu-Ri) is in a car with her fiance Woo-Jin ( Lee Gyu-Han) driving, Woo-Jin hits a woman. They see her step out of the shower, looking around nervously and calling to ask if anyone is there. Later Doug and the government team are looking in on Claire in the past.

An orange and white cat appears and jumps up on the table beside him.ĭoug pours out some dry food for the cat to eat. Kitty Cameo: The murdered woman is named Claire (Paula Patton) and Doug goes to her apartment to look for clues. agent Doug Carlin (Denzel Washington) links a terrorist bombing of a New Orleans ferry with the murder of a woman and works with a secret government group who may have the means to affect a change in the past. Navy sailors and their families across the Mississippi River for Mardi Gras explodes, killing 543 people. Deja Vu is the story of a LAT (Living Apart Together) couple of our time: being in love, their dreams and reality are always connected in some way but when they have the chance to share the same apartment, things start changing. Starring: Denzel Washington, Paula PattonĬat Out of the Bag Alert! This review contains some spoilers for this film!

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