8 , , Monday, May 18, 2009 The Michigan Daily - michigandaily.com 3RD GENERATION IPOD SHUFFLE APPLE While the latest iteration of the iPod shuffle is certainly the most prone to being left in your pants pocket and meeting a spin-cycle demise, that's a small risk to take for the cutest little MP3 player you ever did see. So small you forget it's there, the new four-gigabyte gadget - which holds approxi- mately 1,000 songs - takes the music-on-the-go efforts of Apple's shuffle concept to their most ridiculous high yet. At 1.8 inches tall by .7 inches wide and weighing TECH REVIEW Read the full review at MichiganDaily.com only .4 ounces, the third generation shuffle hardly seems big enough to be real. Many flash drives of comparable size don't even have as much hard drive space, not to mention their inability to simul- taneously play music and make their owners look like pretentious-yet-endearingly-cool hipsters. And at such a light weight, many joggers - one of the shuffle's main demographics - can listen with- out being weighed down. -JAMIE BLOCK "Now, if you'll just turn your head and cough..." Gold Star Loan Officer Mortgage Financial Group Assistant Gold Star Financial Group, one of the most successful businesses in the mortgage industry, is now HIRINGl Work with the best minds in the business. Send your resume today! E-mail: rrichter@goldstarfinancial.com Fax: 1-734-330-2439 Job Description: Loan officer Assistant needed for local mortgage company in Ann Arbor in preparation for full time position in mortgage sales. Candidate will be responsible for answering phones, e-mailing, data entry, file management, and overall organization of daily activities. Job Requirements: A successful candidate for this position must have great communication and organizational skills. Additional qualifications include being proficient in Microsoft Word and Excel and the ability to multitask and work in a fast- paced environment. Candidate must also be reliable, hard working, and professional. Previous office experience is a plus but not mandatory. Please note that certain candidates who qualify will be entered in a Management Development Program! Disastrous and ungodly So perplexingly awful an anti-matter bomb somewhere inthe city. Symbologist Robert even Robert Langdon Langdon (Tom Hanks, "Charlie .d d Wilson's War") is summoned to can decode help prevent the destruction of the city using his knowledge of reli- By HANS YADAV gious doctrine and cryptogram- Daily Arts Writer deciphering skills. What made the book "Angels It comes as no surprise these and Demons" different (and per- days when a film adaptation of a haps even better) than "The Da highly success- Vinci Code" was its incredible ful novel falls far suspense and fast tempo. This also short of expec- * made it a stronger contender for a tations. What is j movie adaptation. Yet the film still surprising, how- moves so slowly. The moments ever, is when a Demons between action sequences crawl at movie repeats olumbia a snail's pace, with dialogue serv- the same mis- log no other purpose than to keep takes that made Aihe Showcase the audience abreast with Lang- and Qualiyl16 its predeces- don's god-like ability to discover sor banal and clues where there almost certainly unwatchable. Such is the case with can be none. It seems Langdon can "Angels and Demons." Like "The say whatever he wants, whether it Da Vinci Code," it is slow-paced, makes sense or not. For example, shallow and offers nothing new to he calls a statue of a dove an "angel viewers already familiar with the of peace" while scouring churches highly successfulbookupon which for angelic or religious symbols. the film is based. Doves are not angels. Because The movie revolves around the of time constraints, Langdon's age-old feud between the Catho- explanation-less comments throw lic Church and science. Following the audience at the whim of any the mysterious death of the Pope, additional absurdities scattered Vatican City comes under threat throughout "Angels." from a secret cult of dissidents, But statements like this can be the Illuminati, who have hidden See ANGELS, Page 9