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Here is the updated AP concept, let’s see who will have it on their wrist first…

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Isn’t nature amazing?

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Here’s a clever idea, this 16th century castle in Scotland needed some work on it’s facade so to raise some funds they hired graffiti artists to paint on it  in the hopes that it would bring more people to visit.

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We like nice bikes and nice watches which means we had to post this!  Nice exhaust pipes…

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This mean looking yacht would make the perfect Pirate ship, come on Pat Croce.  The Hedonist Yacht is a 63-foot vessel with a solid mahogany hull and three Rolls Royce Kamewa water-jets good for a top speed of 40 knots…

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Remember this nut job?  Pat Croce used to run the Philadelphia 76ers and now is the proud owner of the largest pirate museum.  We wonder if he will be adding a wing for the Somalian Pirates, good luck getting those artifacts…

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Discovered by Dr. Richard B. Hoover, an astrobiologist at NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center from a rare meteorite called CI1 Carbonaceous Chondrites.  The good news is this thing doesn’t look like it can build a ship but might just give you a bad cold!

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Fun times for all, click HERE to play

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“The Grace Pro Race is powered by a pedal-assisted engine, which can attain speeds of up to 45km/h and pump out 500 to 1300 watts. A handlebar-mounted computer houses two headlights in a CNC-machined block of aluminum, and provides information including the level of charge in the lithium ion cells. The motor is encased within the rear ‘hub’ and is virtually maintenance free.”

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What’s next, paintball drone?  This robot is available HERE for $1200

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The Agera R is powered by a 5.0-liter twin-turbo V8 engine with a ridiculous 1,115 horsepower!

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This guy just got a contract to race cars after winning a video game challenge???  Lucas Ordoñez won the first GT Academy time-trial contest, and is now signed with Team Signatech Nissan in the Le Mans Cup series and will even get to drive in one of the world’s most famous races in a few months, the 24 Hours of Le Mans.  There might just be light at the end of the tunnel for all those hours spent playing video games.  Next up, top players in Socom and Modern Warfare will be dropped off in Afghanistan to see how well they adapt to the real deal.  Good Luck!

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