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  • Get ready!

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    Steve Jobs is about to start talking in San Francisco. What’s coming?

  • iTunes Films in the UK

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    You can now rent and buy films through iTunes in the UK! I’ve been waiting for this for ages, but I’m a little suprised that Apple managed to organise it already. I was expecting an Autumn release. We never rent films from local DVD shops any more, and switched to the Amazon model of online/by…

  • The future of prosthetics?

    Take a look at Dean Kamen’s new prosthetic arm he and his team have invented. It’s a robot arm that replicates the movements allowed by the shoulder, elbow, wrist and hand, and is controlled via the user’s muscles elsewhere in the body. Guess why it was nicknamed “Luke”. Wired article.

  • Scientists image a single HIV particle being born

    Freakin’ wow. Scientists from Rockerfeller University and the Aaron Diamond AIDS Research Center have imaged, in real time, molecules coming together to form an HIV particle. As a cell biologist used to working with bright-field and dark-field microscopes that is trying to get his head around the idea of nanomedicine, that’s just freakin’ wow. From…

  • Google Health

    Google are taking patient health information a step further with their new Google Health application. You can access it and create your own Google Health profile from your Google account. You can learn about conditions and import your medical records and history, although at the moment there is only a short list of US participating…

  • Colossal squid dissection

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    Here are some of the results of that colossal squid dissection: Wired article.

  • iTunes Heroes

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    Yey! You can buy the TV series “Heroes” on iTunes! Wait a minute – £43.47 for series 1? Are you mad? Who the hell would pay that? Dammit. Guess how I’ll be catching up on my missed TV viewing.

  • Twitter

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    Do any of you Twitter? twitter.com

  • Te Papa Colossal Squid Event

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    Would you like to watch an incredibly rare colossal squid being defrosted and dissected? You would? Well as luck would have it you can do just that from the website of the Te Papa museum in New Zealand: Colossal Squid, Te Papa.

  • 365 days, on its way

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    I think Kim’s going to join me in a Flickr 365 Days project. She complains that she’s getting dumber as a mum, and not getting to exercise her brain. She’s incredibly creative, so if she wants to exercise her creativity and force herself to think, what could be better than challenging yourself to take a…