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Fatone Hopes New Gig Hits the Right Note

Former N’Sync member Joey Fatone is hosting a new show on ABC called ‘Karaoke Battle USA.’ He talks about when he hears people singing karaoke to N’Sync songs and his own favorite music to sing-along to. (Aug. 11)

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Fatone Hopes New Gig Hits the Right Note

Former N’Sync member Joey Fatone is hosting a new show on ABC called ‘Karaoke Battle USA.’ He talks about when he hears people singing karaoke to N’Sync songs and his own favorite music to sing-along to. (Aug. 11)

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Audi’s Urban Concept heads to IAA Frankfurt, tickles our EV sensibilities

The Internationale Automobil-Ausstellung (IAA) Frankfurt looms on the horizon, meaning its time for another round of bodacious concept cars we want, but sadly can never have. We’ve already seen BMW’s entry and now it’s Audi’s turn to show off an electric city-dweller. Dubbed the “Urban Concept,” this latest e-tron is made of carbon fiber reinforced plastic and wields a door contraption that’ll put Lambos to shame — assuming it ever makes it to market. And it just might, seeing as our friends over at Autoblog caught it slumming around Berlin in prototype garb. We’ll hear more from Ingolstadt come September, but in the meantime more sketches and snaps of the development mule await you at the source links below. Continue reading Audi’s Urban Concept heads to IAA Frankfurt, tickles our EV sensibilities Audi’s Urban Concept heads to IAA Frankfurt, tickles our EV sensibilities originally appeared on Engadget on Thu, 11 Aug 2011 20:12:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds . Permalink

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Mitt Romney’s appearance at the Iowa State Fair today got lively when he sparred with audience members at a Q&A, reports the Hill . “If you don’t like my answer, you can go vote for someone else,” he said at one point. “If you want someone who will raise taxes, you…

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Spoiler Alert! Knowing the End of a Story Makes It Better, Study Finds

We might have to change the name of “spoilers” to “giveaways.” They may not be that bad after all. A recent study shows that people enjoy movies, books and other stories when they know the ending ahead of time. Nicholas Christenfeld, a University of California, San Diego professor of social psychology, along with Jonathan Leavitt, a

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Modern Warfare 3 – Beta key generator -Tested and virus free 島根県’千畳ポイント’でのサーフィン Aug 11 2011 the GazettE – (CLEVER MONKEY ) (痴情 ) sierra15ily says: “look at this guy! hes cuter than a monkey with a puppy!” -Angela from Bones

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hwynighty says: RT @ TeamCoco : Matt Lauer recently had an altercation with a bird on the @ TodayShow . SPOILER: The bird wins. http://bit.ly/o9gEbD

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Israel’s interior minister gave final authorization to build 1,600 apartments in disputed east Jerusalem and will approve 2,700 more in days, officials say, detailing a plan that could complicate diplomatic efforts to dissuade Palestinians from declaring statehood at the United Nations. The announcement drew immediate criticism from the…

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Video Essay: Rounding Up Wild Horses

In Ely, Nevada hundreds of wild horses are rounded up by helicopters and workers on the ground. Those who corral the horse say it is for the health of the horses, but not everyone agrees that it is necessary. AP video essay by Julie Jacobson. (Aug. 11)

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To quote Lawrence O’Donnell from his show back in February , Wayne LaPierre is “Washington’s lobbyist in favor of murderers’ rights, always to use the gun of their choice.” There is no better summary of a man who ensures his $1.27 million salary every year by being a paid serial liar in defense of arms dealers, which groups such as the Violence Policy Center have made clear again and again . So it should be no surprise that when faced with the rights of Americans to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness, or those of Mexican Drug Cartels, he comes down squarely on the side of the latter, as pointed out by Media Matters : Wayne LaPierre, executive vice president of the National Rifle Association (NRA), has been on a media blitz trying to defend an NRA lawsuit that attempts to block an executive rule aimed at keeping guns out of the hands of cartels and criminals. The new rule would require gun stores along the border with Mexico to report to the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) when a person purchases multiple long guns, such as the cartel favorite AK-47. ATF agent and Fast and Furious whistleblower Peter Forcelli, whom the NRA has previously cited as an expert on tactics, disagrees with LaPierre. Forcelli told Political Correction that the “vast majority of ATF agents support the reporting requirement, because they know how it works.” Of course it works. It is common sense that it would work, except manufacturing doubt–from the oil companies to the tobacco pushers to the gun runners–is what these guys do. Common sense and science are their enemies. They might save a few lives, but then LaPierre might only make $1.1 million per annum. Follow me on Twitter: @cliffschecter

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