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26/10/2015

Autumn is coming, and if you're not yet used to the cold, these unbelievably adorable baby animals will warm your heart right up.
Obtaining pets at an early age can help ensure that they will be socialized correctly, but make sure it's not an impulse buy, because they won't stay tiny forever! If you have some photos of your fluffy friends as babies, please share them with us here. Upvote your favorites, too!

Autumn is coming, and if you're not yet used to the cold, these unbelievably adorable baby animals will warm your heart right up.

26/10/2015

New Craze In Japan: Bags That Look So Real

These are cat hand bags which are meticulously designed by a Japanese housewife named Pico, who is obviously a lover of cats. These cute hand bags are quite difficult to make that is why they are seldomly available in the market. It can only be available and sold on Yahoo! Auction in Japan. The three color handbag below already cost about US$700.

Before bashing and sending negative comments about these hand bags, please understand that they are not real cats and they are not made from real cat fur. They are made out of a luxurious kind of fabric eerily imitated and airbrushed to give them realistic color.

These cat hand bags are painstakingly crafted by Pico, a Japanese housewife who loves cats. The difficulty in making these bags means that they often aren’t available, and when they are, they’re only sold on Yahoo! Auction Japan. How much do bags like these go for? The three-color cat below ended up selling for about 700 USD!

Before you start posting angry comments on our Facebook, you should know that these aren’t real cats. They’re just eerily realistic plush imitations that are airbrushed to give them color! Be sure to follow to find out when the next one will be available.

These cat hand bags are painstakingly crafted by Pico, a Japanese housewife who loves cats. The difficulty in making these bags means that they often aren't available, and when they are, they're only sold on Yahoo! Auction Japan. How much do bags like these go for? The three-color cat below ended up…

24/10/2015

Its Dinner Time.. ♥♥♥

16/10/2015

This cute turtle is tiny and adorable.

The *x of these young nippers is determined by how warm the nest gets, with warmer nests often resulting in more females.

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13/10/2015

Hey look, how do I look with moustache.. what do you think do you like me in moustache or without moustache?

13/10/2015

Hey human lets have high five..

07/10/2015

Android Marshmallow is here, but what’s actually changed and when will your phone get it?

Android Marshmallow, or Android 6.0 as it’s also known, is the latest version of Android and while the overall look remains much the same it brings a whole bunch of new features with it.

We’ve covered the key ones below so you know what to look forward to and below that there’s information on which handsets will be getting Marshmallow and when.

07/10/2015

Girls kayak along a flooded street in the beach community of Sullivan's Island as freak rain storms drenched the region with more than 28-inches of rain over the past three days in South Carolina

07/10/2015

World's oldest woman, 116, eats bacon daily

Not many people will say that eating bacon every day is the key to a long life, but the world’s oldest woman swears by it.

Susannah Mushatt Jones, 116, keeps a steady diet of bacon, eggs and grits for breakfast. A sign in her kitchen reads: “Bacon makes everything better.”

Named the world’s oldest woman by Guinness World Records in July, Jones credits her longevity to "lots of sleep," Guinness said. But her family members say she has lived a long life due to her love of family and generosity to others.

Jones was born in a small farm town near Montgomery, Ala., on July 6, 1899. She was one of 11 siblings and attended a special school for young black girls. When she graduated from high school in 1922, Jones worked full time helping family members pick crops. She left after a year to begin working as a nanny, heading north to New Jersey and eventually making her way to New York.

"She adored kids," Jones' niece, Lois Judge, told the Daily Record of her aunt though Jones never had children of her own and was married for only a few years.

03/10/2015

Baseball selfie girls use Internet infamy for good



The sorority sisters who became famous for taking selfies at a baseball game aren't as self-obsessed as you may think.

A clip of a group of women enjoying two of America's pastimes Wednesday evening — selfies and baseball — went viral earlier this week. Announcers Steve Berthiaume and Bob Brenly had a great time criticizing the women for snapping selfies with hot dogs and churros, instead of watching the Diamondbacks play the Rockies.

And if you haven't check out the original video yet, here it is, below.

A group of sorority sisters went to a baseball game only to be selfie shamed by the game's male announcers. Talk about a big no-no. We understand baseball is...

03/10/2015

American golfer Michelle Wie hits a ball in the singles at the Solheim Cup in St Leon-Rot, Germany. The US team came back on the final day to win after a bitter row on the 17th green, when Europe’s Suzann Pettersen refused to grant Alison Lee the tiny putt the American thought she heard as a concession.

03/10/2015

Mass ascension to kick off international balloon fiesta

Tens of thousands of spectators are expected to crowd the launch field for the first mass ascension of the 44th annual Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta.
The nine-day event kicks off Saturday at dawn. More than 500 balloons representing dozens of states and nearly 20 different countries are registered this year.
Organizers say it's one of the most photographed events in the world.
Shelby Burby of Michigan traveled to the fiesta with family members for her father's 80th birthday and they were planning to lift off early Saturday. She described seeing the balloons lift off at sunrise as gorgeous.
A combination of factors makes Albuquerque the perfect place for fiesta: typically clear skies; cool mornings; and the wind patterns at various elevations that help keep the balloons aloft over the city.