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Making a movie about a character whose name you never reveal sounds backwards and bizarre. How are we supposed to identify with the protagonist if we don't even know what to call him? But many films go that route, including this week's movie adaptation of Cormac McCarthy's The Road, which doesn't name the man or the boy who occupy almost every frame of it. That's in keeping with McCarthy's novel, which is spare and bleak and doesn't use much punctuation, either. (The apocalypse wiped out most of the world's apostrophes.) Here are seven other movies whose central characters' names are kept hidden from us. Fight Club. Currently celebrating its 10th anniversary, this modern classic follows novelist Chuck Palahniuk's lead by not naming the narrator, played by Edward Norton and identified simply as "The Narrator" in the credits. (Some viewers have thought the character is named Jack due to the Narrator's use of expressions like "I am Jack's cold sweat" and "I am Jack's raging bile duct," but he'd previously established that these are metaphors adapted from an old educational pamphlet he read where "Jack" was the generic name given.) The Narrator is intended to represent 20th-century men in general: repressed, emasculated, and timid. Of course, if you've seen the movie, you know we might actually wind up learning his name after all.... Filed under: Cinematical SevenContinue reading Cinematical Seven: Movies with Nameless Main Characters Permalink | Email this | Comments

Samuel prepares for new additions to his family, while Lydia warns him of the consequences. Claire discovers that her roommate Gretchen may have a hidden agenda. Meanwhile, Peter finds an unexpected way to connect with Emma, who would prefer to stay distant. Elsewhere, a different side of Sylar emerges as he desperately tries to remember the person he used to be.

Sometimes it’s easy to try to sanitize the Bible, or believe that Jesus only interacted with “good people” while he was on the earth. But the truth is that Jesus sought out people whose lives were messy—who were caught in traps of false religion, shame, blindness and brokenness. In this six-week series we will see how Jesus responded to these broken people, and how he was able to make something beautiful out of their - and our - disasters. Join us for the message series “Beautiful Disasters” as we take a look at six encounters that Jesus had with people in the New Testament book of John, and learn how that same life-changing transformation is available to us today.

Sometimes it’s easy to try to sanitize the Bible, or believe that Jesus only interacted with “good people” while he was on the earth. But the truth is that Jesus sought out people whose lives were messy—who were caught in traps of false religion, shame, blindness and brokenness. In this six-week series we will see how Jesus responded to these broken people, and how he was able to make something beautiful out of their - and our - disasters. Join us for the message series “Beautiful Disasters” as we take a look at six encounters that Jesus had with people in the New Testament book of John, and learn how that same life-changing transformation is available to us today.

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The Intel Reader takes pictures of text and read it aloud. It's designed to provide access to printed text for people with dyslexia, low vision or blindness. Intel's Digital Health Group researched and designed the mobile Intel Reader, which is built on the Intel Atom processor and run on the Moblin operating system.

The Intel Reader takes pictures of text and read it aloud.

Sometimes it’s easy to try to sanitize the Bible, or believe that Jesus only interacted with “good people” while he was on the earth. But the truth is that Jesus sought out people whose lives were messy—who were caught in traps of false religion, shame, blindness and brokenness. In this six-week series we will see how Jesus responded to these broken people, and how he was able to make something beautiful out of their - and our - disasters. Join us for the message series “Beautiful Disasters” as we take a look at six encounters that Jesus had with people in the New Testament book of John, and learn how that same life-changing transformation is available to us today.

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