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Keira Knightly goes topless in the December issue of Interview magazine, after also appearing nude in Vanity Fair magazine and Chanel ads. .On the Ellen DeGeneres Show, the "Atonement" actress says "At the moment, my friends actually have bets going on that I can't actually do a photo shoot keeping my clothes on!" - Riding Rails: Rails 2.0: It's done!
Rails 2.0 is finally finished after about a year in the making. This is a fantastic release that's absolutely stuffed with great new features, loads of fixes, and an incredible amount of polish. We've even taken a fair bit of cruft out to make the whole package more coherent and lean. - ScrewAttack: Top 10 Fighting Games Ever!
One of the greatest genres in video game history! It's about time fighters got their due. Where does your favorite land on the list? - How Not to Break An Audi A4 Window
Some guys tried for 8 minutes to break an Audi A4 window using a screwdriver, a winch, the foot, the fist and more. See if they managed to do it. - Giuliani: The Ron Paul people are all over the country!
News segment showing Giuliani's events are attended by more Paul supporters than Rudy supporters. - Top 20 Sexiest Athlete Wives of 2007
Without further ado, here are the Top 20 Sexiest Athlete Wives of 2007. Check out each girl's gallery and vote in the poll for your top choice. - Rip DVDs in Linux the (Semi-)Easy Way
I've tried out a good number of Linux DVD ripping and conversion programs, and I've made peace with one method, and one program, that gets the job done more often than not. It's not exactly one-click, but once your system is set up, you can drop in DVDs and back them up or convert them with relative ease - Greenpeace urges EU and Africa to end deforestation
Greenpeace urged European Union and African leaders meeting in Lisbon over the weekend to take urgent measures to stop the destruction of African forests which cause carbon emissions responsible for climate change. Greenpeace activists unveiled a banner at Lisbon's Vasco da Gama tower on Friday that read: "Save the Climate-Save African forests." - Bush approval among military families down 50% since 2004
Support for President Bush and his Iraq war policy is nearly as anemic among US military families as it is in the general population, according to a new Los Angeles Times/Bloomberg poll. - When Acts of God Bring Down Web Hosts
With just about every hosting service now promising 99 percent uptime, you've just got to wonder what happens during the other 1 percent. Here are some of the freakiest things that have brought down web hosts. - Condom + Water = FIRE!
How to make fire using a condom and some water. - 8 Blatant Loading Screen Cover-ups in Games
Back in the early days of disc-based gaming, companies weren't afraid of sticking a "Now Loading" screen in your face every two minutes. Now, companies employ stupid tricks to avoid them. Here's the worst ones - Interactive 3D Virtual Environment
Simon Greenwold from MIT Media Lab aesthetics and computation group developed a concept for creating an easy to use combination of real and virtual environments. Using what he calls a "window" (a large portable touch sensitive screen) equipped with a high res digital camera in the back, he created a device which captures a real environment and... - Smelling Blood, BREIN Targets Mininova, Torrentspy and...
Following the huge pressure it successfully put on LeaseWeb to shut BitTorrent sites, anti-piracy outfit BREIN smells blood as it casts a wider net to force other ISPs to shut down other huge sites, including the likes of Mininova, TorrentSpy and BTJunkie. - Teen Calls Bush's Secret Phone; Creates Security Scare
An Icelandic teen somehow figured out President Bush's private phone number, and called it recently, leaving a message saying he was the president of Iceland and wanted him to call him back. Teen won't say how he did it. - The Most Inappropriate Pants Ever Created [PIC]
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Speaking at the Online Information conference, Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales, that students should be able to cite the online encyclopaedia in their work. New editing and checking procedures has made Wikipedia more trustworthy, said the Wikipedia founder. - PS3 Unreal Tournament 3 User created content tools
You, have the opportunity to reshape the distribution and development of user created content and game making. In a generation where making a game for a console is becoming restricted almost exclusively for larger companies due to cost, this is your opportunity to bring your idea to Sony's platform via UnrealEngine3's tool set. - Superme Court asked to Restore the Right to Habeas Corpus
Wed., Guantanamo prisoners' attorneys asked the Supreme Court to restore Constitution and grant prisoners habeas corpus: right to challenge imprisonment before a judge. "All have been confined at Guantanamo for almost 6 years, yet not one has had meaningful notice of the factual grounds of their detention," former Solicitor General Seth Waxman - Tucker on Ron Paul Blimp
Tucker Carlson discusses the Ron Paul blimp as well as the Revolution in our country. - 50 Things You're Not Supposed To Know
Certain parties don't want you to know certain facts. My girlfriend was an active feminist in the 1970s, yet she had never heard that the founding mothers of feminism opposed abortion. Small wonder, since their profile views are almost never mentioned in biographies or documentaries. Here are 50 things you're not supposed to know. - 11 Toilets from Hell
Don't get caught with your pants down in here! - Google shoots for moon - and gets its first taker
It's like a James Bond film come to life. A company based on a tiny island in the British archipelago parachuted to become the first private team to enter a race to reach the moon by 2014 and thereby pocket most of a $30 mil prize offered by Google. Entrants must fly a craft to the moon, operate a robotic rover and transmit data to Earth to win. - Postal Service to Netflix: redesign your mailers or face fee
You know those handy mailers that you've been sending back to Netflix for ages as you eagerly await the next few flicks in your queue? Apparently, those buggers have cost the US Postal Service a staggering $41.9 million in additional labor costs over the past two years... - First he stole my butter, then he tried to sell me insurance
and then he sat there looking like he realized that eating half his body weight in butter wasn't a good idea... - Wikipedia Sued For Nazi Sympathies
There's been no shortage of stories lately alleging that Wikipedia moderators have fascist tendencies, but a new case goes one step further. A German politician has filed charges against Wikipedia alleging that the worlds most famous UGC site promotes Nazism. - Is Digg the Best Social News Site?
...because other people think Reddit and Mixx are. Put in your vote on Mashable's web awards and show some Digg love. - Actor Sean Penn Endores Kucinich
Lambasting Democrats in Congress for their refusal to pursue the impeachment of President Bush, Vice President Cheney and other members of the current administration, Penn praised Kucinich for his "moral courage," - RIP, CompUSA: 1984 - 2008
Days after we first reported that CompUSA could be shutting down for good very, very soon, the WSJ is reporting that the beleaguered big box retailer has been sold to Gordon Brothers Group for liquidation, which will occur shortly after the holidays. - Is Activision behind the Rock Band patch delay for PS3?
A trusted source has told Destructoid that the patch has indeed been submitted to Sony for approval, and (as promised) should have been available yesterday. What's the hold up? Activision has actively attempted to block the release of the patch, even bringing their lawyers into the fray. If true, way to screw the customers. - The Roots see 2 Girls, 1 Cup
Take the most outrageous reaction you've seen to this video. Now multiply it by seven. - CIA analysts willing to 'go to jail' to ensure NIE release
Retired Col. W. Patrick Lang, a former official in the Defense Intelligence Agency, reports that "'intelligence career seniors were lined up to go to jail if necessary' if the document's gist were not given to the public. Translation? Someone in that group would have gone to the media 'on the record' to disclose its contents." - Family Sues Cops Over Accident Photos
The pictures, taken by California Highway Patrol officers and e-mailed outside the department, spread around the Internet, making their way to about 1,600 Web sites, according to an investigator hired by family. - Angry Thai Women Lead the World in Penis Slashings
Thai surgeons are becoming expert at putting members back on. "Sometimes they chop into pieces. In those cases we cannot put it back." - Flux Capacitor
Seems like every year since 1985 a modified Delorean with Flux Capacitor shows up for sale. This time, it's just the 1.21 jigawatt-powered heart of the Back to the Future time machine. The perfect accessory for your 2008 Delorean. Get your $220 pre-order in now (or $275 after January 1st) for an April 30th, 2008 fluxing -- the apparent past. - Olbermann: 'Mr. Bush you are a bald faced liar!'
COUNTDOWN's Keith Olbermann delivers perhaps his most powerful 'Special Comment' to date, on Iranian intelligence and what Bush knew and when he knew it. "Very Intense" - How To Boost Your Cellular Signal
Does this sound familiar? You want to make a quick phone call and as soon as you begin dialing, your cell reception drops, showing you have no signal at all. Just like Murphy's Law, this call is probably really important also. - First Punisher: War Zone Photo Released!
So, what do you guys think? I personally think Tom Jane looked the part better than Ray Stevenson.
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