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Elizabethan Warts and All, and Other News
July 2, 2014 | by Dan Piepenbring
- A report by British dermatologists makes the audacious claim that Shakespeare is responsible for Western society's obsession with clear skin. "Shakespeare's works have survived the intervening centuries; has his success led to the perpetuation of Elizabethan negativity toward skin disease?" Apparently, too many of his plays feature insults about skin disease—poxes, boils, carbuncles, moles, blots, blemishes, plagues—an excess of abscesses, a sebaceous surfeit.
- "One of the most intriguing questions I get from readers of my movie reviews is: 'But did you like the film?' … The binary scale of good and bad, like and dislike, is essentially pointless. Movies are complex experiences—even those that are simplistic or clumsily made are rich in substance—and sometimes criticism is like the science of medicine, with advances coming from diagnoses of some dread disease that you wouldn't want to have."
- A linguist's cri de coeur: death to Whorfianism! "What Whorfianism claims, in its strongest form, is that our thoughts are limited and shaped by the specific words and grammar we use"—but linguists have found only "fairly negligible differences … between language speakers."
- These hand-painted posters from Russian cinemas make movies like Shrek 2 and 50 First Dates look like surrealist masterworks.
- You can live in the house from Twin Peaks. (Leland Palmer not included. Or is he?)
What We're Loving: Lovers, Lizards, Lowry
May 9, 2014 | by The Paris Review
I don't usually go in for collections of letters; it's hard to imagine sitting down and reading one cover to cover. But I couldn't resist picking up a volume of love letters between Christopher Isherwood and Don Bachardy, in large part because it's titled The Animals. It sounded sweetly romantic, and it is. Isherwood, some thirty years older than Bachardy, is Dobbin, an old workhorse; Bachardy is Kitty. Though they discuss all manner of subjects in the body of the letters—dinners, friends, business, and art—they are topped and tailed (no pun intended) with joyful, intimate love: "I feel a need to tell Kitty today how dearly Dobbin loves him and how faithfully he waits and guards the stable until Kitty's return. Dub has been quite off his feed since Kitty hasn't been there to tempt him with morsels held by those pure paws." Bachardy sometimes even includes cutouts of fluffy white kittens in his missives. Apart from the adorableness, there is, of course, other great stuff here: not least, Isherwood's coining of the word psychofiesta. —Nicole Rudick
"You're eighty-two years old. You've shrunk six centimeters, you only weigh forty-five kilos yet you're still beautiful, graceful and desirable. We've lived together now for fifty-eight years and I love you more than ever. I once more feel a gnawing emptiness in the hollow of my chest that is only filled when your body is pressed next to mine." That's the beginning of philosopher André Gorz's Letter to D, written to his dying wife. A year later, the couple took their own lives, together. The book itself is slim—as the friend who sent it to me wrote, you can read it on the crosstown bus—but it contains a fully realized true love story. —Sadie Stein
Nothing grates like a self-mythologizing coffee-table book, but in the case of the Jesus Lizard's new tome—called, simply, The Jesus Lizard Book—you can forgive any aura of congratulation. These guys deserve to pat themselves on the back. One of the finest, most primal rock bands of the nineties, they drew a cult following in that they seemed to be, in fact, a cult, with David Yow the deranged high priest and David Wm. Sims his brooding voodoo-deacon. If the spectacular photography in The Jesus Lizard Book is to be believed, their shows resembled nothing more than that scene in Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom where some poor dude has his still-beating heart removed in an elaborate ritual. (In the world of the Jesus Lizard, everyone is in the Black Sleep of Kali Ma.) Granted, Yow could be an oblique shock-jock—"I had a tendency to pull my balls out and hold them glistening up to the microphone," he says—but at his best, he was as compelling a frontman and lyricist as anyone in music. In, say, "Karpis" ("Alvin's feelin' restless, cellblock H / A carton of smokes for ten minutes of pleasure") his lyrics have a gritty economy, telling an unmistakably terrifying story without having to spell anything out. —Dan Piepenbring
While reading through an interview—blind item!—that's running in our upcoming issue, I was led by a series of Google searches to a would-be epitaph written by Malcolm Lowry:
Malcolm Lowry
Late of the Bowery
His prose was flowery
And often glowery
He lived, nightly, and drank, daily,
And died playing the ukulele
The "Death by Misadventure" tag in his coroner's report calls the ukulele bit into question (or does it?)—and Lowry's actual tombstone, it turns out, isn't quite so literarily engraved—but the verse did remind me of another of my favorite would-be epitaphs, that of W. C. Fields. When asked by Vanity Fair, in 1925, to contribute to a piece called, fittingly, "A Group of Artists Write Their Own Epitaphs," he came up with this, a riff on his running (and playful) disdain for the City of Brotherly Love: "Here lies W. C. Fields. I would rather be living in Philadelphia." —Stephen Andrew Hiltner
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Warhol via Floppy Disk, and Other News
April 25, 2014 | by Dan Piepenbring
- Shakespeare: playwright, poet, armchair astronomer. "Peter Usher has a very elaborate theory about Hamlet, in which the play is seen as an allegory about competing cosmological worldviews … Claudius happens to have the same name as Claudius Ptolemy, the ancient Greek mathematician and astronomer who we now associate most closely with the geo-centric Ptolemaic worldview."
- From the mideighties: Andy Warhol's rediscovered computer art.
- New research by the University of California-San Diego's Rayner Eyetracking Lab—nobody tracks eyes like the Rayner—suggests that speed-reading apps might rob you of your comprehension skills.
- "I have been surreptitiously scrutinizing faces wherever I go. Several things have struck me while undertaking this field research on our species. The first is quite how difficult it is to describe faces … We might say that a mouth is generous, or eyes deep-set, or cheeks acne-scarred, but when set beside the living, breathing, infinitely subtle interplay of inner thought, outward reaction and the nexus of superimposed cultural conventions, it tells us next to nothing about what a person really looks like."
- In Germany, business is booming. The secret: pessimism. "German executives are almost always less confident in the future than they are in the present."
- Discovered in an archive of the LAPD: more than a million old crime-scene photographs, some of them more than a century old.
Shakespeare, Heartthrob
April 23, 2014 | by John Paul Rollert
Reclaiming the Bard for the common man.
There was a time when attending a motion picture was not an occasion but an event. Most of the great movie houses that might remind us—the Roxy in Times Square, Fox Theater in San Francisco, the Loews Palace in DC—are long gone, but the Music Box remains. A local landmark on Chicago's North Side, the theater still has its Austrian curtains, house organ, and even a hoary legend: the ghost of Whitey, the house manager who ran the theater from opening night in 1929 until Thanksgiving eve, 1977, when he lay down for a cat nap and passed away in the lobby.
The Music Box is an 800-seat theater, more than three times the size of Donmar Warehouse, another theater nearly four thousand miles away in London. What brought the two houses together was Shakespeare's Coriolanus. A recent performance at the Donmar was beamed live, and later rerun, to cinemas all over the world as part of Britain's National Theatre Live series. It was the first time the Music Box telecasted a production that completely sold out.
In Shakespeare's canon, Coriolanus sits somewhere between rarely remembered plays like Pericles and Two Gentlemen of Verona and stock selections like King Lear and Romeo and Juliet. A story of pride and political intrigue plucked from Plutarch's Lives, the play is a little like an olive: a bitter fruit from Rome and something of an acquired taste. Its title character is one of Shakespeare's great creations—for an accomplished actor, a role almost as inevitable as Iago or Macbeth. T.S. Eliot called the play "Shakespeare's most assured artistic success;" he admired it so much he wrote two "Coriolan" poems with an eye toward an unfinished tetralogy.
It's unlikely enough that an art-house movie theater would sell so many tickets to a telecast of Coriolanus—but I should add that this was a morning matinee in Chicago on a frigid Sunday in February. When I arrived, then, I wasn't exactly worried about finding a place to sit—but I was bewildered to discover a packed house where I expected an acre of open seats. Read More »
The Cosmonaut Survival Kit, and Other News
April 22, 2014 | by Dan Piepenbring
- Have booksellers discovered Shakespeare's annotated dictionary?
- Laura Ingalls Wilder collaborated with her daughter on many books in the Little House on the Prairie series, and it wasn't always a cooperative arrangement. A letter from 1938 suggests the scope of their creative frictions: "Here you have a young girl," Wilder's daughter wrote to her about one character, "a girl twelve years old, who's led a rather isolated life with father, mother, sisters in the country, and you can not have her suddenly acting like a slum child who has protected her virginity from street gangs since she was seven or eight."
- What was in your average Soviet cosmonaut's survival kit circa 1968? Among other specialties: three balaclavas, a tripartite rifle/shotgun/flare-gun, and a pistol intended to frighten "wolves, bears, tigers, etc." in the event of a crash landing.
- A new app called Cloak helps you "avoid exes, co-workers, that guy who likes to stop and chat—anyone you'd rather not run into." Which makes life a bit more miserable, it turns out: "'All Clear: There's nobody nearby' reads like such a strange, sad message, such a lonely thing to have achieved through technological control of our social environments. Looking at that screen makes me want to place my phone face down on my desk, go out into the street, and walk around until I bump into someone I know."
- Christian Montenegro, an Argentinean illustrator, makes arresting drawings that look like eclectic contemporary woodcuts.
Hoarding Shakespeare, and Other News
April 17, 2014 | by Dan Piepenbring
- On Vijay Seshadri, the poet who won this year's Pulitzer: "The combination of epic sweep … and piercing, evocative detail is characteristic of the contribution Seshadri has made to the American canon."
- Next week at Lincoln Center, Rachel Kushner introduces Anna, a seventies documentary that will be familiar to readers of The Flamethrowers: it "centers on the titular pregnant, homeless sixteen-year-old whom the filmmakers discovered in Rome's Piazza Navona."
- "In a small series of sheds in Sussex a nineteenth-century joker and eccentric hoarded the evidence that reconciles Shakespeare the playwright with Shakespeare the man."
- Heaven Is for Real "is based on the mega-bestseller by a pastor whose four-year-old had major surgery, after which he knew things he couldn't possibly have known, and also claimed to have met Jesus … The intended audience appears to be people in medically induced comas who enjoy Nebraska-themed screensavers and who think that Michael Landon had a little too much 'bad boy edge' on Highway to Heaven."
- What's this? Just the average story of a doctor-buccaneer who lived among the natives of Panama in the seventeenth century: "It took almost an hour for his shipmates to recognize him. Then one started backwards in shock. 'Why! Here's our doctor!' the man cried, and a crowd gathered around him, trying to rub off the geometric paint that obscured his features. It was Lionel Wafer, the pirate surgeon."
- In 1951, when the sociologist C. Wright Mills published White Collar: The American Middle Classes, "an entire society was being white-collarized. Status and prestige, emotional games and office politics: These were leaking out of the workplace and into the world, coloring the entire way people interacted and organized their time and leisure. The frankly confrontational style of blue-collar work and industrial unions was disappearing."


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William Wyman, President
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Of course, this might all be nonsense. Everyone is saying that the original source for the news is the Daily Star, but there's no such report on the DS website. Then there's this obviously wrong quote from "a friend" of Perry's: "They are completely electric and top of the range in car luxury but she hates the smog in the air in LA. In total she spent over half a million dollars on the cars and now her conscience is clean."
Karmas are not all-electric, of course, and if all it takes is money to erase your conscience, then we say well done, Ms. Perry. So we have to wonder if this isn't some elaborate prank designed to draw new celebrity attention to the Karma, since it's been a while since Justin Beiber had his own chrome Karma dreams. Or maybe people are just making things up. Either way, we like the idea of the Perry watching Paranoia and thinking, "I should get that status symbol for my posse."


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Samsung slurps up full charge in 30 seconds with bio-battery
"The crystals, short chains of amino acids called peptides, can store a charge..."
I am not a chemist but to this layperson it sounds more like a hyper-capacitor than a battery, which would be consistent with other capacitor technology. It would also go some way towards explaining why the waste heat doesn't cause an explosion.
Also, I did not see any explicit mention of just how much charge is stored. I understand that battery meters assume charge based on the output voltage, rather than measuring actual joules.
MI5 boss: Snowden leaks of GCHQ methods HELPED TERRORISTS
For now ignore the cost to our freedoms.
What is the monetary cost of all this surveillance and how many lives has it saved? MI5's state this year's budget was £1991M (https://www.mi5.gov.uk/home/about-us/who-we-are/funding.html). They don't say which plots they have prevented so let's imagine a worst case scenario was stopped, one 9/11 type attack, the last of which accounted for 2996 deaths. This means counter-terrorism is costing us £644.5K per head!
Now compare that to the benefit of shelters for the homeless and abused, drug rehabilitation clinics, basic sanitation, flu vaccines, sexual health awareness, community policing, street lights (similarly more cost effective than CCTV), children's rights, ambulances and nuclear disarmament.
Wealthy London NIMBYs grit teeth, welcome 'ugly' fibre cabinets
Mobile phones still failing to kill people – Nordic scientists
Heard in a pub
Don't you know if you have two phones and call one from the other, then hold them on either side of an egg the resulting super-position of microwaves can COOK THE EGG!!!
(Just an example of how a little knowledge is a dangerous thing, you get morons using terms like "super-position")
Crack GCHQ's code and become the next James Bond
So the solution page is
which leads to an application page that says:
"...whether you've got a relevant technical degree or YOU'VE DEVELOPED YOUR OWN EXPERTISE [my emphasis], you could really make a difference..."
and then expects you to send a CV demonstrating a "graduate with a minimum 2:1 degree". Human Resources strikes again!
Mozilla slips 'Do Not Track' header into Firefox nightlies
Worse than useless
The unscrupulous advertisers won't ignore the header, they'll make sure to add it to their profiling software. Now they have an extra field to track you by, one that'll identify the technically minded sort of person.
Tablets be DRAMmed – 9 times as much
From your tone I take it you own a fleet of Ferarris and bought tablets as christmas presents for all your friends and family, only to find out they had already bought their own?
I predicted less than monumental sales rather than "nobody" buying any in the next year. I offered an anecdote of first hand experience, not "evidence". I did, however, see two Acer boxes carried out in the same time.
It's shameful to start a story like this
I was in Dixons earlier today and took a minute to watch the iPads. No one paid them any attention. None got bought. Despite being near the entrance everyone walked past them and went to the netbook/notebook section instead. There is simply not enough demand for tablets in the real world and I have seen it with my own eyes.
I surmise the initial rash of sales were from early adopters, apple fanbois and koolaid drinkers. Market watchers are keen to extrapolate the rate of growth to massive sales and profits but I can't see the average man on the street actually buying into it.
Matrix 4 and 5 in works, threatens Keanu
It's the new Farside and Randall Munroe is the new Gary Larson.
Wind turbine bonanza expected in Hull
Not an industry as such, but...
I'd rather jobs were created in expensive wind farms than expensive defence projects which build frigates without guns and carriers without catapults or planes that can't be launched from them.
ESA releases splendid new space-'scope pic of Andromeda
Have just been watching the DVDs
Lister: Fasten your belt.
Cat: Hey, I do not need fashion tips from you buddy!
Lister: "Safety belt", we're going in.
Microsoft 'maintenance' blocks Hotmail
Free, except when it isn't free
Even the article points out "Those forking out $19.95 a year for Hotmail Plus are also blocked."
Ad networks owned by Google, Microsoft serve malware
Not all ads
I too am a NoScript fan and that's good enough. Without scripting the worst offenders - and infections - are dealt a hefty kick to the virtual nuts. And yes the decrease in load times is very welcome too. I'm so used to the slimline version of the web that it has become shocking to see what other people have to put up with.
Particularly on the Reg I am fine with the text adverts and occasional animated GIF. They're not so garish as to be distracting and they do serve a purpose after all, to pay for my favourite periodical. Long live El Reg! Love live saint Paris!
US Navy achieves '100 mile' hypersonic railgun test shot
Velocitas Eradico
Did you notice the logo at the end of the vid?
US Air Force studies fruit-flies to build killer insect swarm drones
And what then?
A robot bird to catch the spider? (That wiggled and jiggled and tickled inside 'er?)
Google speeds Chrome JavaScript engine with 'Crankshaft'
Am I the first?
"compared with the 2008 incarnation of Microsoft Internet Explorer, it's one hundred times faster." "Something that took a minute to execute two years ago takes a second to execute today,"
So that would be sixty times faster...
Anti-virus skulduggery - upgrade licence clock shock slammed
Even though it's a tired cliche someone had to stick up for the penguins.
Plasma space-drive aces efficiency numbers: Set for ISS in 2014
"Ad Astra"
"To the stars"
I hope they didn't have to pay the strategy boutique too much for that name.
(Flame icon for plasma exhaust)
YES! It's the twists-in-midair FALLING GECKO ROBOT!
I also read something like that where someone had done a load of research... Roughly speaking it has more to do with the height the toast is dropped from (about 5 ft for most people) than whether it is buttered or not.
Facebook unveils 'next-gen' messaging system
Facebook unveils 'next-gen' messaging system
And it shall be called "Facebook Wave". And it too shall flop.
Hitachi refrigerates rack rears
Aren't heat pipes the same principle?
Except heat pipes connect to the hot parts directly and use no fan.
I know I'm being naive - I just don't know how.
Group slams airport naked body scanners
What are the alternatives?
Even more invasive cavity search or refused entry to the 'plane with no ticket refund since you gave up your seat voluntarily?
Shut up, Spock! – how Battlestar Galactica beat Trek babble
+1 for "religion-bable"
For me, that was the sole reason for turning off after only a few episodes. The article says "It didn't preach" (first page) but clearly it did, just not in scientific terms. I was even going to put up with the notable lack of a theme tune until the machines started claiming to have found God.
Thumbs up for the comment. Thumbs down for the show.
Microsoft's IE 8 'most widely used browser', rules ASA
"browser stats are notoriously inaccurate."
Not to mention w3schools is aimed exclusively at forward thinking webdevs who probably run Firefox just for the use of Firebug (I know I do). In fact I'm surprised their figures for Firefox and Chrome aren't much much higher...
New pocket-sized smartbomb - just for killer robots
Pocket sized?
At 13 pounds and 2 feet long it's not exactly like those in Runaway. We can but watch and wait.
X2 triplex super-copter to be offered as Army 'Raider' craft
-1 internets for that terrible pun.
YouTube clasps naked dancer to bosom
One syllable words
"Piece of art"
Hackers claim to pwn Conservative Party website
And as we know
B3ta has NEVER shown a faked picture in it's experience
TV numbers sink as iOS usage rises
Spelt with two D's
For a Double Dose of his "pimpin'"
Branson 'spaceship' successfully falls off mothership
Suborbital transport
So just how far can this thing go? And how fast? What I mean is, would $200K get me to Australia in an hour? Or (preferably) away from it?
Boffins build acme e-paper screen
But is it flexible?
Flying gyrocopter jump-jeep gets $3m from DARPA
James May's Top Toys
That's the original artwork before the censors get their hands on it and sanitise out all the cool explosions and gunfire and shit.
Battle of the US super-soldier robot suits hots up with XOS 2.0
Want one.
Mozilla Labs dreams of projected keyboard phone
I probably won't be the first to point this out
...but projected keyboards have been around for a few years already.
Overall the concept is a combination of existing ideas but I don't think I've seen so many bundled into one nerdgasm like this before.
Facebook on the blink for second time in two days
4chan 'tards
That ultimatum displays all the spelling ("becomming") and grammar ("We tried petitioning they.") that we've come to expect from 4chan. At least it's convincingly authentic.
Piracy threats lawyer mocks 4chan DDoS attack
The spelling on this page has become atrocious
Why is it the mere mention of 4chan brings out the illiterati in droves?
Intel trials downloadable CPU upgrades
Production cost
I was under the impression a major cost of each chip is it's design, the materials of nano-tech being - ahem - very small.
Designing fewer models means a greater run per photomask and hence lower costs overall. This *might* even mean the budget/slugged/nerfed version being even cheaper than before which is good for us.
Tinfoil 'radiation shield' maternity wear hits 'Frisco
"We all know that little kids are very sensitive to radiation"
We do???
Robot footballers 'will beat Human Race first eleven by 2050'
So how long is it until ballet-bots are able to rival their equivalent human performers?
Apple Magic Trackpad
Why wireless?
The same argument could be said for wireless keyboards (and in fact, I do argue against them) but people do buy such keyboards for aesthetic reasons. Reasons that Apple have repeatedly proven they understand.
Batteries wouldn't be an issue if equipped with some form of near field power coupling. Of course that would need a specially constructed desk but any fanboi buying one of these would also be liable to buy certain fruit branded office furniture. Hmmm... I think I have an ambiguous and over-reaching patent idea.
Another upvote from a trackball user
I really don't see why mice are the de facto when trackballs are more comfortable, less strenuous, quicker to find without looking, etc...
Especially fun is seeing the attempts to convert by someone accustomed to mice.
VW to eliminate worst road hazard: drivers
Huhnke envisioned a blind curve, around which a car has broken down in your lane
"...Rather than merely speeding around the curve and plowing into the rear of that stopped vehicle..."
Rather obvious but what if something other than an intelligent car is in your path? A person for instance, one who hadn't yet signed all free choice over to the machines. Or a fallen tree or rock slide. To take this into consideration manufacturers will program their cars to slow down for blind corners and take other sensible, existing precautions - thereby eliminating the need for a hugely complex and vulnerable network of moving vehicles.
Also at fail is the very concept of sharing cars. Nobody wants to give up their favourite possession, we love our cars too much. Nobody will ever want to risk getting a car on saturday night with a puddle of someone else's sick in the back, or worse! Fleet companies will try to cut corners too by having only enough cars for average load, cue hour-long waits for your ride to find you.
Lastly how is a long stretch of open road supposed to be annoying? That's the perfect time to go really, really fast.
'Spintronic' computing gets closer with laser 'lectron discovery
Quantum cryptography
Since this is dealing with 'very small things' could electron spin (in a wire) replace polarised photons (in optic fibre) for secure communications and key exchange?
Would love a physicist to comment.
BT ad banned for 'misleading' customers over broadband speeds
I was thinking "average"
...but "typical" and "between" are even better suggestions.
Maybe in the future a canny advertiser will brag about low latency, that's another easily digestible metric which can be competed with, and has the added bonus of being useful.
Any "up to" advertising is misleading
So ban them all! There I feel better.
Electric mass-driver catapults to beat Royal Navy cuts?
Re: "it might help stabilise the ship..."
Carriers already have gyros for stabilisation. I saw it on five so it must be true!
Hackers spoof car warning system
Tomorrow's World
I seem to recall seeing a clever invention that would generate electricity when flexed. It was announced that a strip of this around the inside of a tyre would then be able to power a small wireless transmitter when the tyre started going flat. You see, although the flat bit is always at the bottom it doesn't stay in the same place relative to the rubber, so it is constantly bending as you drive. Measure how much electricity is being generated and you have a flat tyre warning.
Ten unlikely iPhone insurance claims
Does no one have a problem with...
4. Leaving phone on the car roof so it falls off when driving
I find this difficult to imagine how it would happen at all, let alone reach #4!
Man talking on phone walks to car, with his other hand gets out key to open door.... nope.
Man talking on phone and briefcase in other hand walks to car, needs to empty a hand to open the door, cannot be phone because that's in use so puts briefcase on the roof.... nope.
Man walks to car empty handed, opens door, gets in, takes phone out of pocket and through the window puts it on roof.... nope.
Man walks to car using two phones simultaneously (so he can 'tweet' and talk at the same time, he's clearly THAT important), puts one down to open the door.... ah so that's how it happens.
Nothing succeeds like XSS
Not downvoting
I think this is an excellent idea but one of the benefits of NoScript is it blocks downloading of js & swf files, obviously to hash a file it must be downloaded and that allows a user to be tracked.
Also scripts can change legitimately. I suppose in cases of extra-secure sites we would want legitimate changes to occur as seldom as possible.
First SMS Trojan for Android is in the wild
Trojans need to be manually installed
Having developed for Android I know that non-app-store .APK files can only be installed by first tapping the "Unknown Sources" checkbox in "Application Settings" and then agreeing to the following prompt:
"Your phone and personal data are more vulnerable to attack by applications from unknown sources. You agree that you are solely responsible for any damage to your phone or loss of data that may result from using these applications."
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Happy 39th birthday Angelina Jolie! We've seen lots of our Angie over the past few weeks as she has been promoting Maleficent. How did the star become the humanitarian and slinky Saint Laurent wearer that she is today? To celebrate her big day, here's our ode to Angie with her most memorable moments so far...
1982 - Angelina's first film role
Her love for the silver screen began way back when she was an adorable seven-year-old and bagged a small part in Lookin' to Get Out.
1986 - Angie's first trip to the Oscars
N'aww! Angelina went to the Oscar Awards with daddy Jon Voight when she was just 11 years old and opted to wear white lace with no right leg in sight.
1994 - The modelling years
At 19 years old, the sultry seductress was born. This saucy shot comes from one of her first ever modelling shoots.
1996 - Mariage number one
Angelina was married to Jonny Lee Miller from 1996 to 1999 after meeting on the set of Hackers. She famously walked up the aisle in skintight rubber trousers with Jonny's name written across her white T shirt in her own blood.
1999 - Her role in Girl, Interrupted wowed the world
Although the film was hoped to be Winona Ryder's comeback, it instead marked Angelina's final breakthrough in Hollywood.
2000 - She wore Billy Bob Thornton's blood around her neck
Billy Bob was the next lucky man to become Mr Jolie. They tied the knot in 2000 and got matching tattoos. Oh, and exchanged vials of each other's blood.
2000 - She won her first Oscar Award
Angelina scored an Oscar in 2000 for Girl Interrupted before, err, smooching her brother. That's certainly one way of celebrating!
2001 - Hello Lara Croft!
Who better to play the curvilious subject of all male sexual fantasies than Ange? We loved her fierce Tomb Raiding ways and the role made her an international superstar.
2001 - Angelina, the humanitarian
In February 2001, Angelina went on her first field visit to Sierra Leone and Tanzania and later that year became a UNHCR Goodwill Ambassador at UNHCR headquarters in Geneva. Since then she has visited Libya during the revolution, Afghanistan, Chad and Darfur to name a few. She was subsequently presented with a gold pin in recognation for her serving as a UNHCR Goodwill Ambassador for a decade.
2002 - Introducing Mr Maddox
Angelina adopted her first son, Maddox, from Cambodia. He was the main man in her life after she divorced Billy Bob, but the pair wouldn't be alone for long...
2005 - Two words: Brad. Pitt.
Uh oh. The two hottest people in Hollywood. On set. Playing a fiesty married couple, oozing with sexual tension. We all know what happened next...
2006 - Team Brangelina!
Shiloh was the most anticipated baby since Jesus Christ, apparently (Kimye who?!). But surely it's unfair for one person to hog all those superhuman genes? Indeed, the star soon popped out that adorable duo, Vivienne and Knox in 2008, as well as adding Ethopian Zahara and Vietnamese Pax to the fam. Please can you adopt us next?
2007 - Angelina turned director
La Jolie made her directorial debut with the documentary A Place in Time, which captures daily life in 27 locations around the world during a single week. The film was screened at the Tribeca Film Festival and was intended for distribution to high schools through the National Education Association.
2009 - She topped Time's Celebrity 100
Angelina bagged the number one spot on the magazine's ranking of the world's most powerful celebrities. 'Thanks to the release of several blockbuster movies and an endless sea of media buzz, Jolie has dethroned Oprah Winfrey to top this year's Celebrity 100 list,' Time trilled.
2011- Her film In the Land of Blood and Honey received a Golden Globe nomination
Her directorial feature debut told a love story between a Serb soldier and a Bosniak prisoner of war, set during the 1992–95 Bosnian War. Jolie made the film to rekindle attention for the survivors of a war that took place in recent history and as well as scripting the film, she co-produced it too. It also for Best Foreign Language Film.
2012 - Her right leg sparked a phenomenon
The 2012 Academy Awards will go down in history as the night Angelina flashed her right leg - and with that, her limb went viral.
2013 - Angelina spoke out about her double mastectomy
Angelina Jolie revealed that she had undergone a double mastectomy in a bid to prevent contracting cancer – the disease that killed her mother, Marcheline Bertrand, aged just 56. She discovered she was a carrier of the "faulty" BRCA1 gene, which meant she had a 87 percent risk of breast cancer and a 50 percent risk of ovarian cancer. She made her first public appearance after her brave announcement in slinky black Saint Laurent arm in arm with Brad Pitt at the premiere of World War Z. What a woman!
2014 - Angelina's greatest look, ever?
At the BAFTAs Angelina and Brad turned up in matchy matchy tuxedos. Angelina turned to her favourite label, Saint Laurent, for her tux.
2014 - Mr and Mrs Smith take two?
Reports are circulating that the A-list couple have decided to work together on a film for the first time in a decade, and the script has been written by Angelina. Sources say that Brad and Ange hope to replicate the success of Mr and Mrs Smith, which grossed £300 million worldwide and sparked the romance that has had us hooked ever since.
2014 - 'Angelina is easier to work with than politicians'
They may be the most unlikely double act in town but next week Angelina Jolie and William Hague are to chair a summit on sexual violence in war zones. It's the strongest hint yet that the actress and UN special envoy is shifting her career focus from films to politics. The British Foreign Secretary told Grazia that Angelina was 'giving her all' for the event aimed at changing attitudes to rape and sexual exploitation – and that their work together won't end there. William Hague told Grazia that Angelina is 'easier to work with than politicians.'
And here's to many more happy moments to come. While we watch and wait, check out Angelina's greatest style hits in the gallery below...


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THERE will be more police patrolling Slovakia's roads, appearing even in places where they normally have not had much of a presence, and issuing stricter fines for undisciplined drivers.
This is how Police Corps President Tibor Gašpar described the new programme to be launched on Slovak roads in response to the tragic weekend of June 6-8, during which 13 people died on Slovak roads, the Sme daily reported.
The police will not publicise all the measures they are planning to take, Gašpar told the June 9 press conference, as reported by Sme.
"One of the basic [measures] will be the increased number of police officers of all services on our roads, in a migratory manner," the Police Corps president said, as quoted by Sme. During the summer season the police are planning a number of specialised actions on the roads.
The new programme should last until the situation stabilises, he added.
Gašpar continued that the police will probably be more stringent in evaluating traffic offenses, noting that increased fines have had an immediate effect in the past.
As many as 117 people have died on Slovak roads so far this year, a significantly higher number compared with last year, when the death toll reached 65 by early June, according to Sme. Last year, 2013, was rather favourable concerning mortality on the roads, with 223 victims of road accidents, down by 73 compared to 2012.
On June 6, a major bus accident occurred on the D1 highway when a bus carrying a class of students from one of Trnava's secondary schools on their way back from a school trip crashed. Four girls were killed in the accident, while several of their classmates and teachers suffered serious injuries. The investigation of the accident has not yet concluded, but preliminary findings suggest that the accident was most likely caused by failure on the part of the driver rather than a technical problem of the vehicle, Sme wrote.
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Job seekers must possess 12th for electrician post and for rest posts applicants should have BSc degree from recognized university.
Age Limitation:
- For Attendant operator (chemical plant) & Instrument mechanic (chemical plant): 25 years
- For Electrician: 21 years
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Interview will conduct for selection of talented candidates.
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- For General / OBC category -Rs.50/-
- SC / ST / Women / Ex- Serviceman candidates are exempted to pay fee.
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- Willing candidates must download application form through the official website that is www.rcfltd.com.
- Fill the form in correct manner.
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text: Larry O'Connor Follow Share This: Print Latest News Morning Joe Attacks Snowden as 'Weasel' While discussing NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden this morning on MSNBC's "Morning Joe," host Joe Scarborough railed against the source of Glen Greenwald's story exposing vast electronic wiretapping by the US government and called him "a weasel." Jun 12, 2013 5:44 AM PT AP: Don't Call Snowden 'Whistleblower' According to Michael Calderone, AP standards editor Tom Kent told his staff Monday that "whether the actions exposed by Snowden and [WikiLeaks source Bradley] Manning constitute wrongdoing is hotly contested, so we should not call them whistle-blowers on our own at this point." Jun 12, 2013 4:27 AM PT King: Prosecute Journalists for Publishing Leaked Information "Actually, if they–if they knew that this was classified information–I think action should be taken, especially on something of this magnitude. I know that the whole issue of leaks has been gone into over the last month. I think something on this magnitude, there is an obligation, both moral but also legal, I believe, against a reporter disclosing something which would so severely compromise national security. As a practical matter, I–I guess it happened in the past several years, a number of reporters who have been prosecuted under us, so the answer is yes to your question." Jun 12, 2013 2:44 AM PT Greenwald Slams Mika For 'Misleading' With White House Talking Points The Guardian's Glenn Greenwald, the man who broke the NSA snooping story and revealed leaker Edward Snowden to the world, appeared on "Morning Joe" on MSNBC Monday morning. Co-host Mika Brezinski engaged in a mini-debate with Greenwald over the legality of the leaks. She told Greenwald that the wiretapping requires a search warrant, "It's not like there's haphazard probing into all of our personal emails." Jun 10, 2013 5:41 AM PT Pentagon Papers' Ellsberg Praises Snowden Daniel Ellsberg, the man who helped bring down the Nixon presidency with the leak of the Pentagon Papers, called NSA leaker Edward Snowden "a hero." Blogger Trevor Timm announced on Twitter that he was with Ellsberg when the Snowden story broke Sunday afternoon. Jun 10, 2013 4:07 AM PT GOP Rep Attacks Reporter Over NSA Story "Someone did not have authorization to release this information. Why that's so important is they didn't have all of the information. I know your reporter that you interviewed, Greenwald, says that he's got it all and now is an expert on the program. He doesn't have a clue how this thing works, and neither did the person who released just enough information to literally be dangerous." Jun 10, 2013 3:41 AM PT Coulter: NSA Snooping More About 'Harassing Americans' than Fighting Terrorism Ann Coulter hammered the Obama Administration's credibility and competence with regard tot he NSA snooping scandal. In a characteristically fiery appearance on Fox News Channel's "Hannity," Coulter pointed out that the record gathering policy itself is not necessarily a problem, but in the hands of President Barack Obama, it is being used for "harassing Americans." Jun 7, 2013 4:02 AM PT Olbermann Returns In a stunning statement to at least half of their viewers, TBS has announced polarizing TV personality Keith Olbermann will co-host their post-season baseball coverage this fall. Olbermann has recently settled with his last employer, Current TV, and has been relatively idle since his last full-time gig. Jun 7, 2013 2:47 AM PT In 2005 Then-Senator Obama Voted NO On Patriot Act's Wiretap Provision In view of Thursday's revelation that the Obama Administration obtained a subpoena for the wholesale acquisition of every single phone call made by every American on the Verizon network, it's enlightening to see the staunch civil libertarian stance Obama took as a Senator in 2005 when George W. 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Non-mosaic males with a 46,XY karyotype and a MECP2 null mutation display a phenotype of severe neonatal-onset encephalopathy that is distinctly different from Rett syndrome (RTT). To increase awareness of this rare disorder, we are reporting novel findings in a sporadic case, compare them to 16 previously reported cases and establish salient criteria for clinical diagnosis. The proband suffered from general hypotonia and hypoxia caused by hypoventilation and irregular breathing. He developed abnormal movements, seizures and electroencephalogram abnormalities. He failed to thrive and to reach any motor milestones and died at 15 months from central respiratory failure without a diagnosis. In a muscle biopsy, type II fibers were reduced in diameter, indicating central hypoxia. At autopsy, the brain was small with disproportionate reduction of the frontal and temporal lobes. Synaptophysin staining of synaptic vesicles was greatly reduced in cerebellar and spinal cord sections. Analysis of Golgi-stained pyramidal neurons from cortical layers III and V of the frontal and temporal lobes revealed drastically diminished dendritic trees. Post-mortem MECP2 mutation analysis on DNA and RNA from fibroblasts revealed a novel de novo 9-nucleotide deletion including the intron 3/exon 4 splice junction. The two nucleotides flanking the deletion form a new splice site, and the aberrantly spliced transcript lacks seven nucleotides (r.378_384delTCCCCAG), causing a frameshift and premature termination codon (p.I126fsX11). Males with congenital encephalopathy, not females with RTT, represent the true human counterpart for the commonly studied Mecp2-/y mouse model and provide unique insight into the mechanisms of MeCP2 deficiency.
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The world's BIGGEST HARDASS. No other person even comes close. A benson can look at bear, and have it digested in 15 seconds. BADASS.
The only condoms Chuck Norris trusts not to break is a BENSON CONDOM.
Enjoys strip clubs and boobs.
The only condoms Chuck Norris trusts not to break is a BENSON CONDOM.
Enjoys strip clubs and boobs.
That guy is such a stud.
Whats his name again?
Whats his name again?
লিখেছেন- Joe12312321 14 de মার্চ de 2011
Sexiest Man Alive. Digging In Yo Fridge Baby.
Dayummmm Benson be so fineeeeeeeeeeee.
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A cigarette; usually a Benson & Hedges brand cigarette.
Here Mikey. Pass us over me pint and a Benson, will ya?
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The act of performing no work, or a little amount of work so horribly that to not be asked to perform a task again out of fear of the poor quality of work.
I gave Kyle a job to do that he didn't want to do, so he bensoned the whole thing and now I have to find someone more qualified to do it.
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Ready to get the party started, The Hills star Brody Jenner stays close to step-sister Khloe Kardashian during his belated 26th birthday bash at West Hollywood hotspot Mi-6 on Tuesday. The reality star spent his actual birthday – Aug. 21 – having his appendix removed.
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Each month, Rookie has a grown man or grown woman answering your questions about boys, girls, or life in general.
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December 3, 2012
Alex Karpovsky plays Ray, the cynical guy on our beloved Girls, but you might also recognize him as the mooch from another Lena Dunham joint, Tiny Furniture. Anyway, please allow him to guide you in the dubious prospect of staying friends with an ex and spying on your BF.


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Chiddy Bang broke onto the scene a couple years back with their remix of the MGMT song "Kids." It was a bit predictable, but the infectiousness of the track can't be denied. Hailing from Philly, this duo, comprised of rapper Chidera "Chiddy" Anamege and uber producer Xaphoon Jones, brings their A game, with oodles of catchy beats and clever rhymes.
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PLYMOUTH — All that Jazz and all that cash were good things for the Boys & Girls Club of Marshall County Saturday night.
The Club held its annual fundraising dinner and auction with some very good results. At the end of the night they were able to bring in around $29,000.
"I think people liked the fact we had a wide variety of items in our silent auction," said Billie Treber, director of the Club. "We didn't have just all high-end items like jewels or trips. I think everybody enjoyed that."
If things seem quiet in Culver regarding the Antiquarian and Historical Society of Culver and its museum and research facility, The Center for Culver History, it's not because nothing's happening, say Jim Peterson, AHS President, and Jim Sawhook, Vice President (and Museum Manager).
PLYMOUTH - They said there would be days like these.
Weather forecasters warned motorists in advance that Mother Nature may have something nasty in store for Monday, but what happened was hardly anticipated. Temperatures combined with Sunday rain made for an icy commute on Monday morning. Weather throughout the day made travel tough until snow began to fall, covering the icy mix.
PLYMOUTH — The annual meeting of Care and Share will be held on Thursday, Feb. 24 at the Plymouth Wesleyan Church.
Care and Share was originally organized to allow individuals, businesses, organizations and churches to pool their donations into one central fund for distribution to those in our area experiencing emergency financial difficulties.
DONALDSON — Beginning Experience (B.E.) Weekend Retreat for Widowed, Divorced or Separated Persons will be held at the Lindenwood Retreat Center, Donaldson, from 7 p.m. Friday, March 4 to 3 p.. Sunday, March 6. The Christian-based retreat helps grieving, single-again persons to emerge from the darkness of grief, depression, anger or loss to move toward the future with renewed hope. Register before Feb.
PLYMOUTH — Dr. Mark Allen, pastor of Sunrise Chapel, is hosting a series of "Discussions on Heaven" based on the book, "Heaven is for Real," by Todd Burpo. The first discussion will be Sunday, Feb. 27, at 9:30 a.m. at Sunrise Chapel.
The book contains a story of a 4-year-old's trip to heaven and back. Descriptions are given of meeting long departed relatives, Jesus and angels, and how "really, really big" God is. Having it all backed by scripture will forever change the way you think of eternity. According to the book, heaven is a place where "Nobody is old and nobody wears glasses."
The Bremen Police Department is used to trading in its used vehicles for new ones, which it will soon do with two within its six-vehicle fleet. However, it isn't accustomed to the simultaneous staff turnover it currently faces.
Dispatcher Laverne Replogle retired Feb. 17 after 17 years between the BPD and the Marshall County Sheriff's Department 911 center. Barb Capron, the department's dispatch supervisor, will retire Feb. 28 after 28 years of service.
Capron's position will be filled in-house by Melinda Daily, a radio operator of 23 years who will move from Class B to Class A.
Two Culver children will be heading to Disney World this month thanks in large measure to the efforts of Culver High School's Student Council and its ccordinator, Tina Stacy. Surpassing all expectations, the students are seen here with a check for $10,416, nearly all of the money allocated for young Chloe Hough and Chris Webb, whose Make-A-Wish endeavor began last fall.
The preliminary Marshall County 2010 Census figures are in.
Marshall County grew 4 percent during the last 10 years from 45,128 to 47,051.Â
Indiana grew at a 6.6 percent rate. Most of Indiana's growth occurred in the central part of the state.
Hamilton and Hendricks counties were the fastest growing areas of the state.
PLYMOUTH — It's a becoming a tradition that nobody wants to end.
Several years ago the Plymouth High School theater class — tired of buying scripts that they eventually ended up re-writing anyway — decided to write their own play and put it on stage. It's something that has taken on a life of its own.
For the third year, the class presents a show they've written called "A World of Words" Friday and Saturday at the PHS Auditorium. Show time each night is 7 p.m.


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Is Jahii Carson following in James Harden's footsteps?
In 2006-07, the Arizona State basketball team finished a dismal 8-22 with only two conference wins.
The commitment from highly-recruited James Harden from California provided hope for ASU's following season.
During Harden's freshman season with the Sun Devils, he led head coach Herb Sendek's team to a 21-12 record, just missing the NCAA Tournament. Harden shot 52% from the field, averaging 17.8 points, 5.3 rebounds and 3.2 assists per game as a freshman.
Harden's departure for the NBA following his sophomore year left a considerable void, but history found a way to repeat itself four seasons later.
The arrival and performance of Jahii Carson, another highly-recruited talent, has turned heads throughout college basketball.
Just a year ago, the Sun Devils finished 10-21 under Sendek, his worst season since the year prior to Harden's arrival.
With Carson now at the helm, Sendek's 2012 season could potentially be one of the best during his 19-year coaching career. The Sun Devils' 16-4 start to the 2012-2013 campaign with a 5-2 Pac-12 conference record places them just outside of the top 25 and third in the conference.
People credit much of the Sun Devils' recent success to the 5-foot-10 point guard out of Mesa High School.
Through 20 games, Carson is averaging a Harden-like 17.3 points, 3.4 rebounds and 5.5 assists per game, while shooting 44% from the field.
While both players led their respective teams to 16-4 starts, Carson intends to do something that Harden didn't do his freshman season -- go to the NCAA Tournament. With 11 games left in the regular season before the Pac-12 Tournament, Carson's chances of doing so are looking pretty good.
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LEE COUNTY, Fla.- Lee County commissioners approved the financial incentive to bring a mystery company to Southwest Florida.
Between $168,000 and $420,000 will be paid after the company has been in Lee County for one year. Commissioners have qualifiers that they company must meet to get those funds.
The mystery company has been dubbed "Project Orange." The only hint being given at this time is that it's a national company that is tied to the economy.
Lee County is one of three counties across the country vying for this particular company.


text: Soccer fever in America is probably the highest it's ever been right now. John Robinson, head coach of the Southwest Florida Adrenaline, joined WINK News this Morning anchor Rob Spicker to talk about an upcoming game. The Adrenaline are playing Panama City this Friday night at Baron Collier High School at 7:00. If the Adrenaline win, then they make the playoffs. The game is free. For every person who attends the game, the team gives away a dollar for a scholarship. So far, they have given away $17,000 in scholarships this year. The Southwest Florida Adrenaline play at a level that is just below Major League Soccer.


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A Timeline for your next 6 years of Comic Book Movies (so far)
The past few weeks have been kind of crazy for Comic book movie announcements - it can be hard to keep up with who's putting out what, and when. Comics Alliance have put together this convenient time-line of all the latest Comic Book Movies so you can plan your Cinema trips well in advance. »


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