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Monthly Archives: September 2010
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And then left for the UK premiere 10 minutes later.
With co-star Rebecca Hall.
And the girls from Spin FM.
Monday nights, eh?
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Robotics pioneer and erstwhile gimmicky car-maker Honda has added a new dimension to its Asimo humanoid robot project: exoskeleton legs for humans. Naturally, there are myriad medical, engineering and military applications.
But it’s not a great look for the able-bodied.
Also, there’s the chafing.
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SingularityHub
Results of Ireland’s highly watched bond auction are out, and the news is double-edged.Yes, Ireland did get €1bn of 2018 and €500m of 2014 bonds sold, but the country had to pay handsomely to get the debt away. The yield on the 2018 issue came in at an average 6.023 per cent, while the average on the 2014 issue was 4.767 per cent.
Nobody photobombs like a little kid photobombs.
Full gallery of little horrors here.
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As we wait for the bond market auction results.
Inside The Geek Mind (part 2).
Georgia promoting the Game On expo (only two days to go).
Tomb it may concern.
(Photocall Ireland)
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Ah, the classic Hollywood odd couple on a road trip trope. Robert Downey Jr. as the straight guy, the beardy guy from The Hangover as the annoying foil. To mix it up they’ve even thrown in a dog. How delightful.
Release Date (Ireland): November 12
This massive spider web in Madagascar was woven by Darwin’s bark spider, a recently-discovered arachnid that uses its incredibly-strong silk, ten times tougher than Kevlar, to make the world’s largest webs. These spiders are known to make orb webs in Andasibe-Mantadia National Park up to 2.8 meters square anchored by 25-meter threads.
More pics here, including a photo of the Darwin’s bark spider you’ll wish you’d never seen.
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