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Are you a graduate with a flair for writing and a burning desire to be a science and technology journalist? New Scientist's editorial trainee scheme provides six months' paid work experience and training in our central London office. The start date is negotiable. Applicants will need a degree in science or technology and must demonstrate their talent by sending in an unpublished article of not more than 400 words describing a recent advance in science or technology. The article should be written in New Scientist style. Applications, including a CV, the article and any published writing, should reach the news editor by 15 April 2013, either by email to news@newscientist.com or by post to the London office.
Famous faces from history including William Shakespeare, Henry VIII and Horatio Nelson have been given a modern makeover to see how they would look if they were alive today. The project, comissioned by history TV channel Yesterday to celebrate its new series, the Secret Life Of..., saw digital artists working closely with history experts to ensure the portraits gave a real sense of how historical characters would look if they were alive in the 21st Century. A Vice Admiral and dedicated navy officer, Nelson is dressed in a modern naval uniform. In today's Navy, Nelson would spend more time deskbound and as such he would have gained a little weight which is reflected in the portrait.
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A compendium of the urges, vibes, aches and demons inhabiting the interior psychological landscape. Its mission is to harpoon, bag and tag wild sorrows, then release them back into the subconscious. All content is original and is intended to be read at night.Heck Online
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Film critic Catherine Bray interviewed Joss Whedon in 2006 for UK movie magazine Hotdog to find out his top ten screenwriting tips. Catherine has kindly given us permission to reproduce the article here. Photo: Joss Whedon at San Diego Comic Con - courtesy of Gage Skidmore. Joss Whedon is most famous for creating Buffy the Vampire Slayer, its spin-off Angel and the short-lived but much-loved Firefly series. But the writer and director has also worked unseen as a script doctor on movies ranging from Speed to Toy Story. Here, he shares his tips on the art of screenwriting.
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<a href="http://www.bidvertiser.com/bdv/BidVertiser/bdv_xml_feed.dbm">search feed</a> My Kid Could Paint That is a HBO documentary that tears the lid off the art world putting a price on art. It follows a four-year old girl whose paintings are compared to the likes of Picasso and other artistic greats, despite the fact that they are just scrawlings from her child-like imagination.University
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Hover over this picture to pin this article on Pinterest! This is the largest collection of portrait photography tips ever assembled on a single page of the Internet. To write this portrait photography article, I asked members of the Improve Photography community to submit their favorite portrait photography tips. This article is a combination of my favorite tips, mixed in with the tips from the community.
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