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Kung Zhu Battle Hamster – Stonewall – Black with Blue Accents

Type: Toy Title: Kung Zhu Battle Hamster – Stonewall – Black with Blue Accents See all customer reviews Product Description: Collect and connect all of the Kung Zhu hamsters and accessories to make your own giant hamster battleground! Features: 1 Special Forces Stonewall Battle Hamster Poster inside 2 AAA batteries included ages 4 and up See the details

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Apple Launching Iphone 5 At Upcoming Event

widetrends says: Apple launching iPhone 5 at upcoming event ?: Apple launching iPhone 5 at upcoming event ? An Apple iPhone 5 launc… http://t.co/B5T7Tb6

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Libyan rebels in pickup trucks mounted with weapons and troops loyal to Moammar Gadhafi battled in the streets of Zawiya today, a day after opposition forces pushed from the western mountains into the strategic city in their most dramatic advance in months. Pro-Gadhafi snipers shot at rebels from an overpass…

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Sherri Shepherd Married

igossip says: http://t.co/nhrDWeT Sherri Shepherd Married !

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Rising Hope: Out of London’s Chaos Emerges a ‘Wall of Love’

A boarded-up shop in a London borough has become a Post-It-powered beacon of community pride and respect. London’s riots proved incredibly destructive to many of the city’s neighborhoods as rioters smashed shop windows and torched cars and buildings. But amid the turmoil, one riot-torn neighborhood has banded together to prove their love for their community.

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Uggla’s Hit Streak Ends at 33 Games

Braves second baseman Dan Uggla’s 33-game hitting streak, the longest in the majors in five years, ended when he was 0-for-3 in Sunday’s 6-5 loss to the Cubs. (August 14)

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AP Puts Dem Propaganda Spin on Obama’s ‘Me Too’ Tour

I can hardly believe that the President of the United States, whose team is apparently deeply concerned about their guy's declining popularity and news stories which kept Republicans in the headlines this weekend, is going on a “Me Too” bus tour of Iowa, Minnesota, and Illinois this week. The only plausible reason for this is to attempt to blunt the generally positive GOP vibe coming out of Iowa and to go after Michele Bachmann, Saturday's Iowa straw poll winner. In his coverage at the Associated Press today, Steven R. Hurst admits as much, while otherwise acting as the administration's de facto propaganda spokesman

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Is Jennifer Aniston pulling a James Franco ? The Express reports that she’ll appear in several episodes of Days of Our Lives , on which her father has appeared for the past 24 years, in an attempt to save her dad’s job. NBC is looking to ax the show for poor…

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Inhabitat’s Week in Green: electric airplanes, CO2-storing bricks and solar-powered bags

Each week our friends at Inhabitat recap the week’s most interesting green developments and clean tech news for us — it’s the Week in Green. This week green architecture boldly went where no buildings have gone before as Inhabitat reported on Jordan’s plans for a $1.5 billion Star Trek theme park that will be powered by alternative energy. We also showcased plans for a spiraling self-sufficient skyscraper that generates its own water, food, and power, and we took a first look at a shimmering office complex in India crowned with a digital eye. Meanwhile, GE launched a shining solar-powered carousel in Manhattan and a team of researchers developed a new breed of CO2-storing bricks that are 2.5 times stronger than concrete. In other news, high-flying green vehicles charted the horizon as Pipistrel introduced the world’s most powerful electric airplane and an incredible human-powered helicopter broke a world record. We also saw Ohio State unveil plans for the 400 MPH Buckeye Bullet 3 and we showcased designs for a stunning concept car with a segmented transforming skin . Autonomous vehicles were a hot topic as well — London’s Heathrow airport rolled out a set of electric personal transportation pods , and China’s Hongqui unveiled a driverless car to compete with Google’s vehicle (which crashed this week ). It was also a big week for wearable technology as researchers developed new breed of stick-on tattoos that can track body functions and we took a look at a sonic fabric bag made from recycled audio tapes. Finally, we got set for the start of the academic year by bringing you six of the best solar-powered bags , an innovative new breed of e-paper that doesn’t require electricity, and we launched a blowout back to school contest where you could win $1155 in green school supplies — including a photovoltaic backpack and a HP Pavilion laptop . Inhabitat’s Week in Green: electric airplanes, CO2-storing bricks and solar-powered bags originally appeared on Engadget on Sun, 14 Aug 2011 21:33:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds . Permalink

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