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The consumer version of the much anticipated Oculus Rift virtual reality headset is just months away - and experts have started to speculate on what it could look like. Facebook purchased the company earlier this year in a $2bn (£1.2bn) deal. However, one expert says its success could depend on its design - and has created his own. Scroll down for video The sleek design has been made to resemble a set of hi-tech goggles - and its creator says he hopes people could mistake wearer's for simply having 'the world's fanciest goggles'. CEO Brendan Iribe told the audience at Web Summit 2014 in Dublin earlier this year, that a consumer-version of the company's VR headset is 'close'.
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It's not quite ready for primetime yet, but is almost there - and the
Answer: Oculus Rift headset finally delivers on the long awaited promise of virtual reality.

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(CNN) -- After 302 days behind bars -- and 130 days on hunger strike -- Maikel Nabil is savoring his freedom and his food. Nabil, 26, was jailed after being convicted by an Egyptian military tribunal in March last year for writing a blog post and Facebook comments criticizing the country's military rulers who took over from ousted president Hosni Mubarak. He was released on January 24, one of 1,900 prisoners pardoned by Marshall Mohamed Hussein Tantawi, the head of the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces, before the first anniversary of the start of Egypt's revolution. By chance, Nabil was also released in time for the premiere of "Back to the Square," a film about life in post-Mubarak Egypt, featuring Nabil's brother Mark campaigning for his release.
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"The other reason I stopped was because I felt the new parliament in
Answer: Egypt could make a change."

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 17:01 EST, 26 June 2013 | UPDATED: 17:59 EST, 26 June 2013 A kindergarten teacher from Virginia pleaded guilty Tuesday in Franklin County to trying to have her ex-husband assassinated. Angela Nolen, wearing an orange jail-issued jumpsuit, wiped away tears during the sentencing hearing in Franklin County Circuit Court. She pleaded guilty to solicit to commit murder. Police say the 47-year-old Sontag Elementary School teacher paid an undercover state police agent $4,000 to kill Paul Strickler, 64, a retired school administrator. She planned to pay another $4,000 after her ex-husband was killed. Court records show Nolen and Strickler were granted a divorce in December 2012.
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Answer: Angela Nolen was granted full custody of their adopted 7-year-old daughter and

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By Russell Myers PUBLISHED: 09:50 EST, 1 September 2012 | UPDATED: 13:01 EST, 2 September 2012 Their love grew through a shared passion for cycling and yesterday Sarah and Barney Storey were the undisputed golden couple of the Velodrome as they completed a Paralympic double. Swimmer-turned-cyclist Sarah won her second gold of the Games in the C4/5 500m time-trial. Earlier her able-bodied husband Barney picked up his own gold as a pilot when he guided visually impaired Scottish cyclist Neil Fachie to victory in the tandem one-kilometre time-trial. Scroll down to hear from Sarah Golden couple: Sarah and Barney Storey share a kiss and show off the medals they have won at the velodrome
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bagged a gold before his wife claimed her second of the
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Games: ‘I had to