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Why This Kolaveri Di Full Song Promo Video in HD Chinna Surprise Check out this exclusive video shot during the recording of the song with the music composer Anirudh,Dhanush,Shruti Hassan, Aishwarya and Sound Engineer Sivakumar

The Facebook Resisters Steve Dykes for The New York Times Tyson Balcomb, a college student in Oregon, stopped using Facebook, saying its effects were maybe “a little unhealthy.” By JENNA WORTHAM Tyson Balcomb quit Facebook after a chance encounter on an elevator. He found himself standing next to a woman he had never met — yet through Facebook he knew what her older brother looked like, that she was from a tiny island off the coast of Washington and that she had recently visited the Space Needle in Seattle. Todd Heisler/The New York Times Erika Gable refuses to use Facebook. She does use social media applications such as Twitter and Spotify. The New York Times “I knew all these things about her, but I’d never even talked to her,” said Mr. Balcomb, a pre-med student in Oregon who had some real-life friends in common with the woman. “At that point I thought, maybe this is a little unhealthy.”

China protest in Guangdong's Wukan 'vanishes from web'   Images supplied by villagers show massive rallies in Wukan China's internet censors have blocked searches relating to an ongoing protest in the village of Wukan, web users say. Users of Sina Weibo, the country's Twitter-like micro-blogging site, say searches for Wukan return no results. Instead, a message appears saying: "According to relevant law, regulations and policies, search results for Wukan cannot be displayed." A land dispute in the Guangdong village intensified this week when a villager died in police custody. Hundreds of villagers are now locked in a stand-off with security forces. Roads into the village have been closed and are being guarded by heavily armed security personnel. 'What's going on?' China's village unrest 14 Dec 11: Stand-off in Wukan after a villager dies in custody 21-23 Sept 11: Three days of rioting in Wukan Nov 0

Supermassive black hole will 'eat' gas cloud   Simulations suggest that the cloud will be ripped to bits and partially swallowed by the black hole Researchers have spotted a giant gas cloud spiralling into the supermassive black hole at our galaxy's centre. Though it is known that black holes draw in everything nearby, it will be the first chance to see one consume such a cloud. As it is torn apart, the turbulent area around the black hole will become unusually bright, giving astronomers a chance to learn more about it. The cloud, which is described in Nature, should meet its end in 2013. Researchers using the European Southern Observatory's Very Large Telescope estimate that despite its size, the cloud has a total mass of only about three times that of Earth. They have plotted the cloud's squashed, oval-shaped path and estimate it has doubled its speed in the last seven years - to 2,350km per second. It should spiral in to within a