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Gaming peripherals are dime a dozen out there, but how many of them actually make you feel as though your gaming skills have been augmented with the right peripheral? It might take some time for you to pin down the right kind of joystick, gaming mouse or racing wheel before you know that this is the right “deal” for you, just like how your gut feeling tells you that the girl you are currently dating is the one whom you want to be the mother of your children. Mad Catz, a name that is well established in the gaming peripherals industry, has just announced their latest device that they call the Force Feedback Racing Wheel, which is a premium quality racing game controller that will target the soon to be released Xbox One console.

Specially designed to deliver a highly authentic gaming experience, the genuine suede leather steering wheel has a whole lot more than meets the eye. Underneath the chassis, you will find a slew of technology, including twin next generation Force Feedback motors as well as a luxury CNC anodized aluminum wheel face which can be easily removed from the wheel base as and when required, should the gamer wish to replace or upgrade it sometime down the road.

Darren Richardson, the President and Chief Executive Officer of Mad Catz Interactive, Inc., said, “As we approach the Holiday season, excitement continues to mount for Xbox One and we’re pleased to announce our second premium product for the console. We have previously commented on how the enhanced performance of Xbox One opens up additional scope for innovation and believe that the precision engineering and customization of the Force Feedback Racing Wheel will appeal to the passionate racing gamer.”

Mad Catz’s Force Feedback Racing Wheel should be the right tool to use when titles such as Forza Motorsport 5 rolls out for the Xbox One, and each purchase will be shipped alongside a fully adjustable Pedal Set, giving you the freedom and allowance to adjust the spring resistance, height and spacing on the gas and brake pedals, so that you end up with the most comfortable gaming position possible, leaving no more room for excuses for your slack driving.

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This awesome custom Link action figure has it all. Look out Ganon. You are about to have a very bad day. This amazing custom figure was made by KodyKoala, who wanted to explore what the Zelda games would be like if they were set in a steampunk universe.

After seeing this, I believe that he should be the one to populate that universe. He wanted to make a futuristic Link, but still keep some of the classic things that we all love. He also wanted to have a fun way for Link to carry all of his inventory. It looks like Link has about fifty some items he is carrying here.

It took a lot of parts, so it ended up being a more expensive than he wanted. But that is why it looks so good. This figures stands about 6 inches tall. You can buy it for $300(USD) in his Etsy shop.

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The Daughter of the Sun Instagram account run by Amy Woodruff, better known to many as “Naked Yoga Breastfeeding Mom” has been shut down, and fans are coming out en masse to get it back online.

Woodruff became a viral star two years ago when she posted a photo of herself, yes, doing yoga while naked and breastfeeding, on her blog, Daughter of the Sun. But nobody knew much about her until she gave a recent interview to Baby Center about “where she is now.” Since that was published on August 6, Woodruff’s “simple” life (she lives in a teepee in Hawaii, sells jewelry and handmade goods on Etsy and her partner is a musician) has been interrupted by a firestorm of online commentary.

When you think of the big bang, that cosmic explosion that jump-started the ever-expanding universe as we know it, it’s only natural to imagine it as a single point. One corner of space that just blew up into the galactic being. But where was it?

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By Susan E. Matthews

Those lucky enough to have survived a heart attack often face an uphill battle — the trauma associated with the attack can often kill enough heart cells to leave survivors much weaker than before. But with a new personalized genetic approach, researchers may have found a way to reinvigorate the damaged cells, and even get them beating again./p>

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