[news] Daniel Craig – eager to be James Bond once more

CRAIG. Being the superspy is a high-class “problem” to have.

LOS ANGELES-Daniel Craig is eager to be the agent 007 again. "We have a wonderful script and I'm very excited, but rather to what I first read the script for 'Casino Royale'," revealed Daniel, in our recent interview with him.

For now, the working title of the most anticipated film is "Bond 23". "Sam Mendes is on board as director," shared Daniel. "He's working hard to make everything that comes along with John Logan, who is writing the script with him."

"It was a big break, but I'm ready to go again," said Daniel, who co-starred with Judi Dench (as M) and a range of brilliant actors: Ralph Fiennes, Javier Bardem and Naomie Harris. It was found that shooting will begin in November.

After doing "Cowboys & Aliens, "which requires a lot of tricks, and now the prospect of doing more in the next James Bond film, Daniel was cautious about the physical challenges of these roles.

"I have 43 now," said the actor. "God knows, maybe I can keep this up for a couple of years. So I have to give this up, because I'll be too old to do this" jumping and falling on the "stuff". Wearing a black short-sleeved shirt worn by his muscular arms, Daniel looked to be loved as Ian Fleming's superspy for many years.

"But I like the physical appearance of the papers," said Daniel. "Whenever I have. Even before Bond, I loved getting involved with such tricks as possible."

Reason

With a smile that softened the look in his pale blue eyes, Daniel was offered: "I was joking the other day why I got into this business is because I like to pretend and fall. I had a Winchester pump-action toy when I was a child. My friends and I used to go sand dunes, and pretended to shoot each other. How is rolled down the hill you score good points. That's why I wanted to be an actor! somehow I managed to find a way. "

"As I got older, I got more serious," said the actor who appeared in the well-received independent films before landing the plum gig Bonds. "I like doing theater and doing all those things, a path that led me down this path. There seems to be able to get it right now, but a good place to be."

The game of the iconic British secret agent, said, "I've been lucky enough to land one of the best roles in movie history. If Bond is all I did for the rest of my life, I would be happy with that. Bond is a being of high class "problem" they have. I've always loved acting. All I wanted to do is act. My greatest pleasure is the collaborative process, and I just lucky!

"In the last couple of years, MGM had a problem with making the next Bond movie," he said, referring to the financial crisis that the study is that the delay in the making of "Bond 23." The issue was resolved When Sony Pictures stepped in to co-finance and distribute the film. "However, the delay gave me the space. I started working with Jon Favreau in 'Cowboys & Aliens."

"Then, (David) Fincher called me and asked if I would work on 'The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo'," continued Daniel. "It just worked! Could not be luckier. They are very different films. I do not think about how big the movies are, what they cost and what they would do for my career. Just think if a project worth doing, and if I take the opportunity, because who knows what will happen in a couple of years? "

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[news] Shock, Google Plus Includes Games

Google Plus Adds Games

Now there is something you did not see coming: Google Plus (+ or Google, if you want to get technical), Facebook, Twitter Google rejoinder, has just revealed that games is adding to its list of social networks, or will be shortly . Bet you did not see coming.

Google seems that he did not. The announcement of the company's official blog opens with a nostalgic nod to the bright and friendly games in the family line, as if the notion of online gambling were together something I never thought until, you know, Google did.

But no, says Google, who just wants to "bring nuances and richness of real life, share in the web" and "make playing online games is so fun, and just as significant, such as playing in real life. " I guess when its bottom press release is "Hey, we have the same games everyone has always had!" You need to add something extra.

So yes, if you've been waiting for Google Earth Plus to add things like Angry Birds, Blitz Bewjeweled, and Zynga Poker Diamond Dash, who have reached or are about. When I walked into my Google account also this morning, the button to access them was still alive. Sit on the right of the "Circles" button, the picture above, and swears that Google is going to stay out of the way (and social channels) unless you click on it.

When it does, "You can see the latest game updates their circle, invites browsing you have received and check out the games people you know have played recently." Google says that the "games" page will also show his "achievements in the game" and allow you to share your high scores, and that "circles will only see the changes that are interested in playing, too." Thank God.

Google says it is rolling out the game "gradually" to members of Google Furthermore, to observe the "Games" to appear soon.

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[news] Seclusion, raids take toll in Gaddafi's Libya

TRIPOLI, Aug 12 (Reuters) - The impact of the two strands of Western efforts to overthrow Muammar Gaddafi was evident this week in Tripoli, where doctors struggled to deal with Libya wounded in recent attacks on NATO amid a shortage of deepening of electricity and medical supplies.

Hassan Moussa, head doctor of the Central Hospital of Tripoli, said doctors were forced to improvise the treatment of critically injured patients such as providing oxygen and other short-term needs six months after the United Nations renewed the sanctions Libya.

"We are doctors, but we can not save people. Where is the oxygen? Where are the lab supplies, electricity, refrigeration?" said. "We ask God to end this nightmare."

Machines hummed in the intensive care unit of the hospital while doctors tended to patients who said they were injured in NATO air strikes this week. Authorities said the attack killed 85 people, including women and children in a group of villages near where the rebels are fighting to end 41 years of government Gaddafi.

The longtime leader remains defiant despite months of bombing, and there is little evidence that his best armed army will soon give way to the rebels making fitful progress.

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