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lollofit 6 years
Good grief people! Is there any other celeb out there that's criticized when they lose a small amount of weight? She still looks very healthy. Keep in mind she's pretty short- just a little more than 5 ft I think. She's gorgeous.
sugajen 6 years
and i thought she was unattractive before. with no boobs girl, what've you got to work?
junkies_la 6 years
yeah thats weird i never liked scar but she had a great body...why did she go skinny?
clew001 6 years
she does not look the same. where are her tits??
jaan_black 6 years
well, if it's for a role, whatever...people gain and lose weight for movies all the time but her body was so fab before, I hope she gains 10lbs after she's done filming lol
ilanac13 6 years
she really does look skinny and i know that it's cause of her upcoming role - but still. for the girl who all she talked about was being curvy and loving it - things are really changing.
Jengal 6 years
Sadly, it's probably standing next to waif Gwyneth that made her decide to lose weight. I can't see what else in Iron Man 2 can do that!
spicyaroma 6 years
I love Scarlett's dress and she looks very pretty here :) And like most of you said, the weight loss is just for Iron Man 2!
spicyaroma 6 years
I love Scarlett's dress and she looks very pretty here :)And like most of you said, the weight loss is just for Iron Man 2!
care0531 6 years
I don't get why they don't want to be photographed together? Jay-Z and Beyonce didn't want to be seen together etc but they eventually got over that- never admitted to get married until later on. We all know you are married so why hide it?
redchick152 6 years
i think its her hair that makes her head look big!
Dubn8tr 6 years
What part of her role in IM2 calls for her to slim down like this?
missyd 6 years
WOW she looks not good.....her head looks huge. Not attractive, IMO I liked the original, blonde, curvy Scarlett. This to me is no longer what I identify as Scarlett
missyd 6 years
WOW she looks not good.....her head looks huge. Not attractive, IMOI liked the original, blonde, curvy Scarlett. This to me is no longer what I identify as Scarlett
PopDiva24 6 years
scarlet looks great, in my opinion! still don't see the appeal, but big improvement!
emiad 6 years
I agree with you all, she looked better before, curvy and sexy!!
Jengal 6 years
Oh no, too skinny and what's with the horrible hairdo?Bring back sexy curved and long blonde locks Scarlett!
Jengal 6 years
Oh no, too skinny and what's with the horrible hairdo? Bring back sexy curved and long blonde locks Scarlett!
mariejoeyjacobs 6 years
scarlett slimed down! what happened to "I embrace my curves?" now that sound like she was being sour grapes.
californiagirlx7 6 years
Calm down people, she slimmed down for her role in Iron Man 2. I think she looks fine, although I do like her with more curves. I'm sure she will go back to being curvaceous after the movie is done filming.
angelaminx 6 years
ahh too sad.
angelaminx 6 years
ahh too sad.
sundaygreen 6 years
Its for Iron Man 2, as far as I know. But I agree, she doesn't look as great as she does with some tits & ass on her.


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Starting pitchers often talk about momentum carrying over from day to day. One guy in the rotation has a fantastic outing and the guy taking the ball the next night strives to be even better.
The Washington Nationals weren't asking that much of Dan Haren heading into Saturday afternoon's game against the Cincinnati Reds. For one thing, anticipating a third consecutive one-hit performance is unreasonable against any team, let alone a playoff-caliber opponent. For another, there was no reason to set the bar quite that high for Haren.
Off to the worst start of any member of Washington's rotation, beginning with a brutal drubbing at Cincinnati in his Nats debut, Haren is just trying to work his way back to being the pitcher his new employers expected – and that isn't a guns-blazing, one-hitter kind of guy.
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Saturday, the old Haren was more in evidence. He kept a scuffling Reds lineup off balance throughout a season-best six-inning performance, leading the Nats to a 6-3 win and at last feeling like a real contributor.
"It [stinks] it's taken so long to have a good outing, but I finally feel like part of the team," Haren said. "I've got to be like this or better the rest of the year. There's no excuse for me not to be."
At least five years older than everyone else in the Nats' rotation, the 32-year-old Haren knows better than most in the Washington clubhouse that every season ebbs and flows. It's just that the ebbs are a bit more glaring when they come right off the top.
Not that the Nats, now 13-11 on the season, have been tearing it up as a whole, but Haren has lagged behind the rest of the rotation from the first time he took the ball. He gave up a relatively mild six runs in the 15-0 beating the Reds administered in his first start of the season, but no one wants to leave that type of first impression.
Haren has gradually worked his way back toward his usual form since then, his ERA dropping each time out as he allowed three earned runs each of his next three starts before surrendering two Saturday afternoon to land at 6.29. Incremental improvement, to be sure – and there's no magic behind it.
"It's really not as much different as people would think," he said. "I didn't make any drastic change to delivery or what I'm throwing. My split was good. I got a few strikeouts. A couple good double plays."
The first of those, started by Anthony Rendon at third base, ended the second inning. The second, a 6-4-3 in the sixth on Haren's 88th and final pitch, capped a key defensive sequence.
Shin-Soo Choo had led off the sixth inning with a homer to right-center, one of very few hard-hit balls the Reds managed off Haren. Zack Cozart followed with a single, prompting Zach Duke to pick up the tempo in the Washington bullpen. Joey Votto then drove a ball deep into the gap in left-center, and Denard Span took off to his right.
The center fielder raced to the wall, leaped, and snagged a drive that didn't quite look headed over the fence but that easily would have been extra bases.
"I was already playing deep, I was respecting his power," Span said. "I'm not sure if the ball would have went over, but I was prepared to bring it back if it did go out."
Haren then got Brandon Phillips to hit into the inning-ending double play and the only threat mounted by Cincinnati while the starter was in the game had been extinguished.
After a shaky seventh inning in which Tyler Clippard was bailed out by an even more impressive Span effort, the Nats managed to put the Reds away behind Drew Storen and Rafael Soriano to save Haren's second victory of the season.


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I expect much more for the next 30-35 years, but the next 15 should make some rapid tech developments too...
1. Biotech...a combination of readily available advancements in biotech both for the bright motivated amateur and professionals will make for huge progress in the understanding of the human body and how to modify/change/treat it. This will make humanity able to grow along with it's tech.
2. AI...on the way to equivalent human intelligence, strong AI will finally reach its true potential. The physical form of AI, androids/robots also seem to be well on the way. See the recent DARPA announcement thread. This is the "brain" of the future.
3. Clean power technologies combined with possibly power cells and a potential development of type IV nuclear fission reactors. Solar power alone has more than enough potential to supply the world with all it's energy needs. Beaming it to Earth via laser may happen towards the latter part of the 15 year period. You can't have tech without power!
4. Portable and integrated computer technology/gadgets everywhere, including clothes, and even potentially more integrated with human bodies. Google has a pair of goggles (google goggles, ouch) which will augment reality, and may be as fashionable as ipods are today. 12 years ago the idea of people commonly wearing computers was scoffed at.
5. Nanotechnology..already a $2 billion a year growing industry, this tech will finally lead to nearly completely reliable machines, a medical revolution, and eventually foglets and smart matter. The implications for almost every field of human endeavor will make this transformative.
Some others of note...cultured meat replacing real animals. Vertical farming replacing conventional farming. Cell phones...yes cell phones. Smart phones will continue to create a "dematerialization" effect.
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