The world's first personal supercomputer - a machine 250 times faster than the average PC - has been unveiled in Britain.

It will go on sale for more than pound £4000 ($9100), beyond the reach of most consumers but a fraction of what computers with similar capabilities usually cost. The supercomputers, released in the US last month, will initially be sold to the scientific and research community and universities. PC maker Dell, however, said it would soon be mass-producing them for the general consumer market.

The Tesla supercomputers have such immense power they should be able to help doctors to process the results for brain and body scans much more quickly, allowing them to tell patients within hours instead of days whether they have a tumour.

Scientists believe they could help to find cures for diseases such as cancer and malaria faster than traditional research, because they can run hundreds of thousands of simulations to create a shortlist of the drugs most likely to offer a potential cure.

Previous supercomputers have been massive systems consisting of thousands of machines housed in huge rooms, costing millions to build and maintain. Tesla personal supercomputers look like the PCs many people already have in their homes.

"These supercomputers can improve the time it takes to process information by 1000 times," Dr Kirk said.

"If you imagine it takes a week to get a result (from running an experiment), you can only do it 52 times a year. If it takes you minutes, you can do it constantly, and learn just as much in a day."

The new computers use innovative "graphics processing units" - a technological breakthrough, the company says, that could bring lightning speeds to the next generation of computers for the consumer market.

" Love Us, Don't Wear Us ! " .... This was the message of this two sexy Bunny-Rabbits that caught the attention of many people in Moscow’s Theater Square. They were members of PETA and by dressing up as sexy bunnies, they tried to convince people to stop wearing natural fur and start dressing up in artificial fur, that is just as beautiful and comfortable.

Lauren and Lisa smiled and faced the cold weather bravely, proving they don’t need fur to keep warm.They only covered their bodies with bunny ears, undies and fur-free signs, both in English and Russian.






Well, but after all they must need an artificial fur to cover their body first :) Looks too crazy on the cold !!

Princess Charlotte ( Monaco ) : The granddaughter of Princess Grace, and the daughter of Princess Caroline, Charlotte Casiraghi certainly has beauty in her genes. While technically not named to the title of princess, she is fourth in line for the throne of Monaco. Not that, that slows her down -- the jet-setting 22 year old has been linked to numerous young European aristocrats, counts fashion luminaries such as Karl Lagerfeld among her friends, and was named to Vanity Fair's 2006 Best Dressed List.


Princess Eugenie ( New York ) : The daughter of Duchess of York Sarah Ferguson (also known as Fergie), Princess Eugenie has gained attention for hobnobbing with some of the brightest lights in fashion. The 18-year-old royal has already appeared on several magazine covers, including a shoot for the UK's Tattler. While's she a serious student -- obtaining top-marks in English literature and art -- Princess Eugenie is also a bit of a wild child. After learning about her exam scores, the young princess was caught "frolicking naked" on college grounds.


Princess Letizia ( Asturias ) : Perhaps the reason that Princess Letizia, wife of Crown Prince Felipe of Asturias, is one of the most beloved women in Spain is that she comes from the people. Her father was a journalist and her mother a nurse in a hospital. Since her marriage to Felipe, she has worked to promote children rights both within Spain and abroad. She had her first child, Infanta Leonor, on January 14th, 2006.


Princess Madeleine, Duchess ( Hälsingland and Gästrikland ) : While Sweden has long been known for the beauty of the its women, 26-year-old Princess Madeline has been upping the ante for years now. Third in line to the Swedish throne, the statuesque blond is also an enthusiastic horse rider, competing for a number of years under the name "Anna Svensson." She also has raised eyebrows for cleavage-revealing evening wear and barely-there bathing suits.


Princesses Mary ( Denmark) : The second wife of Prince Joachim of Denmark, Princess Mary is known for for her elegant fashion, no doubt learned while working for Estee Lauder during college. She has gone to work in international financial journalism and advertising. Originally born in France, she married Prince Joachim in May of 2008, and their first child is due in May of next year.

Better than the beer to check out this odd looking woman with three breasts.

Kiss Tobacco - Israel - Banned as it contains "obscenity and ressemblance of human beings"

Paddy Power - Ireland - Banned as "the betting odds referred to each woman's chances of either being knocked down by the truck were offensive and demeaned older people" .

Energizer - Chile - Rejected by the client.

NO2ID - UK - Most Complained as "the barcode on Tony Blair's upper lip made him resemble Hitler, which was offensive" .

Killer Heels by NMA - UK - Banned as it "trivialised and stylised violence".

Gucci - UK - Banned commercial.

Six Feet Under TV Series - UK - Banned as they were "offensive, shocking and likely to cause undue distress".

Russian Finance Magazine - RUSSIA - Banned for being "immoral" .

Towers Anti-Smoking Campaign - CHINA - Rejected as "inappropriate" .

The Breast Cancer Fund - USA - Rejected by advertising spaces run by Viacom "over fears that its depiction of mastectomy scars would prove to be too shocking to the public" .

The Rules of Attraction (movie) - USA - Banned as "the copulating toys were considered offensive and obscene".