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Toshiba 2.0TB Desktop External Hard Drive

Toshiba’s Desktop External Hard Drive offers you both extra storage space, and a comprehensive yet easy-to-use data backup and sync solution. The Toshiba 2.0 TB1 Drive can handle even the largest digital libraries - it can store up to 400,000 photos, or 500,000 music files, or 770 hours of video. With just a few clicks you can create a digital safety net to help protect files on your computer or other storage devices.
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With Earl approaching, Mass. governor declares state of emergency

With Hurricane Earl swirling up the East Coast and expected to lash the Massachusetts coast Friday night with high winds, heavy surf, and torrents of rain, Governor Deval Patrick today declared a state of emergency and asked people in flood-prone areas to relocate – to a shelter, if necessary. "This is a serious storm, but it's possible to prepare for it, we have prepared for it, and we're asking the public to prepare for it as well," he said. "It's obviously concerning that it's Labor Day weekend. ... But public safety is first," he said. "We are doing everything possible to keep people safe."

EPA May Give 1st Approval of Nanosilver for Fabrics

AOL News - A Swiss chemical producer may soon be the first company to receive approval by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to use nanosilver to make clothing smell better, stay cleaner and destroy germs. However, health scientists say the nanoparticles will wash out with the rinse water and could cause unknown environmental and health problems downstream. The EPA said that it may issue "conditional approval" to HeiQ Materials AG, a producer of nanosized additives, for the use of a nanosilver pesticide as a new active ingredient in fabrics.
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