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Despite the respect videogames have earned over the last few decades, gamers are still looked at like juveniles living in a fantasy world. However, these stories show that just because you're playing inside a fictional world doesn't mean you have no impact on the real one. 1. The Game That Was Designed to Help Overcome Daily Challenges.. Re-Mission isn't the only game series out there designed specifically to help those going through a troubling ordeal. Gamer Jane McGonigal developed SuperBetter while she was recovering from a mild traumatic brain injury. As she faced migraines, nausea, vertigo, memory loss and feelings of suicide, she created a game that allowed her to use real-world power-ups, fight bad guys and gain allies. The game showed her how to benefit from things that would help her improve, overcome obstacles, and rely on the support of family and friends. Since her recovery, she released the game to the public. People across the globe have b...

     B eware you  don't  know what is coming in your way.. 1.  The family who took a wrong turn on a desolate logging road.. The Kim family went missing on Thanksgiving 2006. Husband James, his wife Kati, and their two young daughters, Sabine, 7 months, and Penelope, 4, had been on a road trip when a wrong turn left them desperately lost in the Oregon wilderness. The family left San Francisco on Friday, November 17 and headed north. They spent a happy holiday with family and friends in Seattle before driving down to Gold Beach, 140 miles away on the Oregon coast.  While taking what they believed to be a shortcut, the Kims made the first of several fateful errors. They missed a turn and soon found themselves stranded in the snow. They were soon lost on one of Oregon's desolate mountain roads in an area that is rarely plowed during the winter. Over the next few days, the stranded family tried to use their cell phones to call for help but w...

1.  The Instagram artist who takes everyday objects and completely transforms them Javier Pérez is  @cintascotch , an artist and illustrator from Guayaquil, Ecuador. Every few days he shares an adorable new doodle with his 145,000 Instagram followers. Each doodle incorporates everyday objects like paper clips, coins and scissors and transforms them into something completely new and different. 2.  The Instagram account that shows not everyone is a whiz in the kitchen.. If you love something set it free. If it comes back it's yours. If not, it was probably because you tried to kill whatever it was with your cooking.  Ladies and gentlemen, we give you  CookingForBae . The anonymous creator behind the account says, "The things I look for in a 'struggle plate' include: Can the items be identified? Would I eat it? Would my dog eat it? Is it humorous? It can vary, but we try to stay away from foods that may be the norm in different cultures."...

A haunting occurs when a ghost or other supernatural being refuses to move on after death, instead choosing to dwell among the living. Though most people associate hauntings with houses, a spirit or demon can attach themselves to just about any object, from jewelry to paintings. Read on to learn about ten of the most haunted objects ever recorded in history. 1.  The "eBay Haunted Painting” Causes Sickness, Screaming, and Fear In 2000, an anonymous eBay seller listed a painting created by artist Bill Stoneham called "The Hands Resist Him." This painting is now largely considered to be one of the world's most haunted works of art. The painting features a boy and a creepy doll standing in front of a glass door. The painting was created in 1972 and purchased by Hollywood actor John Marley. It was then bought by a California couple before going up for sale on eBay along with a dire warning about the problems involved with owning the object.  According to the cou...

       Female Serial Killers 1. The French child killer who kept evading justice French child killer Jeanne Weber strangled at least 10 kids, including two of her own. With each killing, Weber, for one reason or another, skirted justice before being convicted of murder and declared insane in 1908:  • In 1905 two of Weber's three children died. No red flags were raised – they were thought to have died of natural causes.  • While babysitting her sister-in-law's daughters, her 18-month-old niece suddenly "fell ill" and died. The bruises on her neck were ignored by the examining physician.  • Weber continued to babysit her surviving niece. The two-year-old died while in her care. The doctor blamed her death on "convulsions." • Weber also babysat for her brother. His daughter, 7-year-old Germaine, suffered a "chocking attack," complete with red marks on her throat. She survived, but was less fortunate the following day whe...