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Channing Tatum All Set to Learn About Diapering

"I hope I don't have any problems where the diaper falls off," says PEOPLE's Sexiest Man Alive

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Eric Pickles: 'Gullible' BBC acting as backing band to Labour's attacks on spending cuts

The Communities Secretary stepped up his criticism of the Corporation. He claimed Labour were like an 80s tribute band with the BBC as backing singers.

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?Occupy Conan? scheduled for January 31

TBS will air the special crowd-sourced episode of “Conan” called “Occupy Conan” on January 31st, and will also feature have Conan O’Brien blogging live during the episode. We recently wrote about the plan, which involves inviting fans to submit their own takes on classic “Conan” bits, with prizes for fans that submit the best videos.

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A hooked marlin sinks a fishing boat? Well, something like that

A fisherman off Panama was battling a huge black marlin when the battle took a turn for the worse. The fish sank the boat.

Or as Marlin Magazine put it on its Facebook post, "Marlin Wins!"

Not all the details are in, but apparently the captain began backing down on the huge fish, a common practice in big-game fishing when a fish is taking line. He puts the boat in reverse to chase the fish.

One commenter on Marlin Magazine's Facebook post who apparently had..

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NVIDIA explains how Project Shield was built

NVIDIA has posted a great blog post explaining just what it took to get Project Shield ready for CES. We all pretty much fell in love with the idea from the minute we first saw it (see Phil's time with the device), a gamer's device that does more than play games, but we tend to forget that the 20 minutes worth of Project Shield we saw was just a short part of the entire process of getting Project Shield from the minds of engineers to the keynote stage.

According to NVIDIA, Project Shield started in early 2012, as a game controller fastened to an Android smartphone via a block of wood. Spending the rest of the year designing and testing things, the first two real prototypes were delivered on December 18, just a few weeks before it was to be shown to the world in Las Vegas. 

During the final weeks of hustle to prepare for CES, engineers spent long days assembling the units that would be demonstrated at CES in a contract partners facility somewhere in Silicon Valley. The work these fellows did -- putting batteries in place and carefully fitting together the device's shell -- will be used to assemble the units as they roll off the line. It's important, tedious, and surely frustrating work under a tight schedule.

Of course they pulled it off, as we witnessed the day before CES officially kicked off. Project Shield looks awesome, and we can't wait until there are units out there for all of us to play with. The story is a great read, be sure to visit the link below to have a look.

Source: NVIDIA

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Are You Trading Forex Trading to Generate Income, or to Generate Wealth?

The Forex Market is one that offers traders great profit potential; if handled incorrectly, however, the market can also produce elevated losses. In light of this, what is the best possible strategy to implement in your Forex system so that profits can be maximized and losses minimized? The answer to this question is that it will depend; a strategy that works for one person will not necessarily work for another, and the reason for this is that people have different expectations when they engage in Forex trading.

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BlackBerry 10 smartphones up close

Our initial glimpse at RIM's -- er, make that BlackBerry's attempt to claw its way back into the smartphone market

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Our initial glimpse at RIM's -- er, make that BlackBerry's attempt to claw its way back into the smartphone market

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YouTube Expanding Pay-To-View Options With Paid Subscriptions

YouTube has fairly limited pay-to-view options compared to some of its competitors, but that's about to change. The video sharing leader has announced a plan that will allow certain channels to offer their programs via paid subscription, billed as an "experiment" with monetized content. YouTube has reportedly reached out to more than 20 channels asking if any would be interested in joining the first batch of paid options, which is set to debut in April. Subscriptions will be under $5 dollars a month and may either include a channels whole library or a smaller subsection such as older offerings or live events. Forcing users to pay for content on the internet is a risky strategy, but it's worked for niche distributors in the past. If YouTube can convince high-profile channels to start charging for subscriptions, they could rake serious amounts of dough right alongside their partners.

Visit Tubefilter for more great stories.

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Ito: Think twice about immortality and the singularity

The director of the MIT Media Lab said sci-fi visions of computers and humans emphasize the wrong priorities for development. Technological progress should aim for resilience, not efficiency.

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Fill Your Baby's Life With Products From Your Favorite Baby Boutique

It is often a challenge to find just the right unique baby items for gifts or for your own use. Many products needed to care for mother and baby are similar in nature, and that makes it nearly impossible to find something that is not just like what everyone else is using. A baby boutique that offers a wide variety of products is the answer because it will offer a wider variety of items to choose from.

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