Drop weight quickly for spring break

Miami. Mexico. Martinique. No matter where you're headed on vacay, you're probably going to want to bring a bathing suit... and fewer pounds.

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Megan Fox Won't Swap Places With "an Unattractive Girl"?Should We Be Offended?

If you're still shocked when Megan Fox says something semi-controversial, then you really need to get with the program. Transformers 75 (or is it just the fourth installment?) is coming out...

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Atari Pong review (1976)

Multiplayer gaming today has become an inherently and bewilderingly antisocial affair. You grab a controller, take up as much space as possible on your couch at home, then connect to some random game hosted by some random server filled with some random people with whom you do your damnedest to fill with some collection of lead thrown from some assortment of futuristic weaponry. Along the way, you'll be taunted, insulted and, if you're playing a Halo game, quite possibly physically shamed.

Back in 1976, of course, things were a bit different. Pong was the height of at-home multiplayer gaming. Two dials, one button and one switch is all you had, and with your opponent sitting in extremely close proximity to you, chances are most of the heckling would be the good-natured variety. It is a vastly simplified experience versus what we have today, but in some ways a vastly superior one. Click on through to see why.

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Atari Pong review (1976) originally appeared on Engadget on Sun, 01 Apr 2012 12:19:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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Nikkei set for gains after robust China PMI

TOKYO, April 2 (Reuters) - Japan's Nikkei average is
expected to snap a three-day losing streak on Monday and open
higher, as stronger-than-expected Chinese manufacturing data
eased worries of an economic slowdown and a softer yen
underpinned sentiment.
The closely watched Bank of Japan tankan survey released
before the open is also expected to provide support.
Market players said the Nikkei was likely to trade between
10,050 to 10,200 on Monday, after Nikkei futures in Chicago closed

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Seas0npass tethered jailbreak now available for Apple TV 2s running iOS 5.1

Apple TV owners no longer need to choose between jailbreaking or running the recently released iOS 5.1 update, now that FireCore has pushed new versions of Seas0nPass (0.8.3) and aTV Flash (black) (1.4.1). Currently, the jailbreak is still tethered, so if you should have to reboot your hockey puck, connecting it to a computer and repeating the process will be required. Unfortunately, the tools won't work on the new third generation Apple TVs yet, and even on supported hardware some plugins, like Plex and XBMC, are still listed as not working. All the details can be found beyond the source link for both the free Seas0nPass jailbreaker and $29.95 aTV Flash that adds more functionality.

Seas0npass tethered jailbreak now available for Apple TV 2s running iOS 5.1 originally appeared on Engadget on Fri, 30 Mar 2012 19:42:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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Sony to launch NEX-FS700E 4K cinema camera for $9,000 at NAB?

What would you pay for the ability to capture cinema quality 4K video? $36,000? $18,000? Try $9,000. That's the expected price of Sony's rumored NEX-FS700E, which could launch at NAB next month with a June ship date. EOSHD reports that the camera will pipe 4K video to a dedicated external recorder over 3G HD-SDI. It will reportedly use the same NEX E-mount as its predecessor, the FS100, and may include a trio of neutral density filters to increase versatility. We haven't been able to track down an image of the rumored cinema cam (the model in that image above looks identical to the FS100), but we wouldn't be surprised to see another detail or two leak out before the broadcast community's annual Vegas gathering kicks off in a little over two weeks. For its part, Canon is also expected to announce a 4K EOS-format DSLR at NAB, as a less-expensive alternative to the $16,000 C300, while RED's Scarlet already has 4K capabilities, and a $9,000 price tag.

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