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World's smallest MCU
Ferrari Press Agency
MCU 1
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16/03/2025
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Pictures must credit: Texas Instruments
The world’s smallest micro-controller, effectively a computer on a chip, has been unveiled and it’s about the size of a black pepper flake.
Known as an MCU, they are used in things like medical wearables and consumer electronics such as earbuds, without compromising performance.
The new wafer-thin chip, called the MSPM0C1104 measures just 1.38mm2 and has been created by US electronics giant Texas Instruments.
It is 38% smaller than existing alternatives.
The firm said consumers are continuously demanding that everyday electronic items, such as electric toothbrushes and stylus pens, offer more features in a smaller footprint at a lower cost.
A spokesperson explained: “ To innovate within these shrinking products, engineers are increasingly seeking compact, integrated components that enable them to add functionality while preserving board space.”
The MCU features 16KB of memory; a 12-bit analog-to-digital converter with three channels; six general-purpose input/output pins; and compatibility with standard communication interfaces.
Integrating accurate, high-speed analog components into the world's smallest MCU gives engineers the flexibility to maintain the computing performance in systems without increasing board size.
Vice president Vinay Agarwal said the world's smallest MCU, provides unlimited possibilities for smarter, more connected experiences for everyone in day-to-day life
It is also cost effective starting at just $0.16 USD for orders of 1,000 units.
OPS: The world’s smallest MCU, the MSPM0C1104, by Texas Instruments, on a finger tip
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Boom Supersonic inaugural flight
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Shock wave 1
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04/03/2025
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A spectacular image of a prototype aircraft breaking the sound barrier has been released by US space agency NASA.
The photo of a XB-1 aircraft , being developed by US company Boom Supersonic, was taken using a special technique to create something called a Schlieren image.
A Schlieren system uses the principle of refraction and some clever optics to allow the visualisation of differences in density of in this case the air.
A team on the ground from NASA were able to document the changing air density around the supersonic aircraft and making visible the resulting shockwave as it hit Mach 1, the speed of sound, / 1,235 km/h
The aircraft is the world's first independently developed supersonic jet.
OPS: The Schlieren image taken by a NASA team of the XB-1 prototype by Boom Supersonic breaking the sound barrier.
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Boom Supersonic inaugural flight
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Shock wave 1
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04/03/2025
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Pictures must credit: Boom Supersonic
A spectacular image of a prototype aircraft breaking the sound barrier has been released by US space agency NASA.
The photo of a XB-1 aircraft , being developed by US company Boom Supersonic, was taken using a special technique to create something called a Schlieren image.
A Schlieren system uses the principle of refraction and some clever optics to allow the visualisation of differences in density of in this case the air.
A team on the ground from NASA were able to document the changing air density around the supersonic aircraft and making visible the resulting shockwave as it hit Mach 1, the speed of sound, / 1,235 km/h
The aircraft is the world's first independently developed supersonic jet.
OPS: Render of Boom's planned Overture suprsonic aircraft.
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Eiza González stars in new advertising photoshoot for the David Yurman Spring 2025 Sculpted Cable Campaign
17-2-2025
Eiza González stars in new advertising photoshoot for the David Yurman Spring 2025 Sculpted Cable Campaign
Pictured: Eiza González
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Cheeky posters made of pubic hair after censorship
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Hair 1
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11/02/2025
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Pictures must credit: Kiehl’s Since 1851
A skincare company has hit back at censorship of an advertising campaign where models showed off pubic hair — by creating a type font made entirely of the stuff.
US based Kiehl’s says the Pubic Display Type helps continue its promotion of inclusivity and body positivity.
It has unveiled three visuals featuring bold headlines formed entirely from pubic hair.
They read :”Our photos of models with pubic hair were censored, so we removed the models”; "Pubic hair don't care” and "Apologies, we won't show pubic hair ever again.”
A spokesperson said: “This first-of-its-kind font, crafted entirely from actual human pubic hair, is a creative response to censorship and an unapologetic celebration of self-care for all skin, including intimate areas.”
It has been launched after Kiehl's expanded its skincare range to the intimate care category in 2024 to address “the unique needs of sensitive areas.”
As part of this launch, Kiehl's unveiled advertising showcasing models with visible pubic hair, which it said challenged “ conventional beauty standards. “
It sparked debate but some visuals were censored in select store windows.
OPS: One of the three Kiehl’s Since 1851 posters made using a font created entirely from public hair.
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Cheeky posters made of pubic hair after censorship
Ferrari Press Agency
Hair 1
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11/02/2025
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A skincare company has hit back at censorship of an advertising campaign where models showed off pubic hair — by creating a type font made entirely of the stuff.
US based Kiehl’s says the Pubic Display Type helps continue its promotion of inclusivity and body positivity.
It has unveiled three visuals featuring bold headlines formed entirely from pubic hair.
They read :”Our photos of models with pubic hair were censored, so we removed the models”; "Pubic hair don't care” and "Apologies, we won't show pubic hair ever again.”
A spokesperson said: “This first-of-its-kind font, crafted entirely from actual human pubic hair, is a creative response to censorship and an unapologetic celebration of self-care for all skin, including intimate areas.”
It has been launched after Kiehl's expanded its skincare range to the intimate care category in 2024 to address “the unique needs of sensitive areas.”
As part of this launch, Kiehl's unveiled advertising showcasing models with visible pubic hair, which it said challenged “ conventional beauty standards. “
It sparked debate but some visuals were censored in select store windows.
OPS: One of the three Kiehl’s Since 1851 posters made using a font created entirely from public hair.
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Cheeky posters made of pubic hair after censorship
Ferrari Press Agency
Hair 1
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11/02/2025
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A skincare company has hit back at censorship of an advertising campaign where models showed off pubic hair — by creating a type font made entirely of the stuff.
US based Kiehl’s says the Pubic Display Type helps continue its promotion of inclusivity and body positivity.
It has unveiled three visuals featuring bold headlines formed entirely from pubic hair.
They read :”Our photos of models with pubic hair were censored, so we removed the models”; "Pubic hair don't care” and "Apologies, we won't show pubic hair ever again.”
A spokesperson said: “This first-of-its-kind font, crafted entirely from actual human pubic hair, is a creative response to censorship and an unapologetic celebration of self-care for all skin, including intimate areas.”
It has been launched after Kiehl's expanded its skincare range to the intimate care category in 2024 to address “the unique needs of sensitive areas.”
As part of this launch, Kiehl's unveiled advertising showcasing models with visible pubic hair, which it said challenged “ conventional beauty standards. “
It sparked debate but some visuals were censored in select store windows.
OPS: One of the three Kiehl’s Since 1851 posters made using a font created entirely from public hair.
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Flying motorcycle which can also handle the road
Ferrari Press Agency
Skyrider 1
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10/01/2025
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Picture MUST credit: Rictor
Short hail commuters could soon be taking to the air — on board an autonomous flying motorcycle.
While many companies are concentrating on electric vertical landing and take-off cars, Chinese electric scooter maker Rictor has unveiled the bike inspired Skyrider X1.
The developers say it will have a maximum flight speed of 100 km/h and a flight duration of up to 40 minutes on a full charge.
The frame is a carbon fibre composite enhanced with aviation-grade aluminium for what the company describes as “unmatched durability and performance.”
It takes to the air using a four-axis, eight propeller system said to give enhanced stability.
It will also have a 50 kW onboard DC charging station so it can land and be recharged ensuring “worry-free journeys.”
But it is also designed as a road machine with stabiliser wheels .
A spokesperson said: “This flying motorcycle represents a revolutionary leap in passenger aviation.
“It seamlessly combines land and air functionality, offering users the ultimate freedom in driving experiences.”
OPS: Render of the Rictor Skyrider X1 flying motorcycle in the air
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Flying motorcycle which can also handle the road
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Skyrider 1
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10/01/2025
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Picture MUST credit: Rictor
Short hail commuters could soon be taking to the air — on board an autonomous flying motorcycle.
While many companies are concentrating on electric vertical landing and take-off cars, Chinese electric scooter maker Rictor has unveiled the bike inspired Skyrider X1.
The developers say it will have a maximum flight speed of 100 km/h and a flight duration of up to 40 minutes on a full charge.
The frame is a carbon fibre composite enhanced with aviation-grade aluminium for what the company describes as “unmatched durability and performance.”
It takes to the air using a four-axis, eight propeller system said to give enhanced stability.
It will also have a 50 kW onboard DC charging station so it can land and be recharged ensuring “worry-free journeys.”
But it is also designed as a road machine with stabiliser wheels .
A spokesperson said: “This flying motorcycle represents a revolutionary leap in passenger aviation.
“It seamlessly combines land and air functionality, offering users the ultimate freedom in driving experiences.”
OPS: Render of the Rictor Skyrider X1 flying motorcycle in road mode.
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Flying motorcycle which can also handle the road
Ferrari Press Agency
Skyrider 1
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10/01/2025
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Picture MUST credit: Rictor
Short hail commuters could soon be taking to the air — on board an autonomous flying motorcycle.
While many companies are concentrating on electric vertical landing and take-off cars, Chinese electric scooter maker Rictor has unveiled the bike inspired Skyrider X1.
The developers say it will have a maximum flight speed of 100 km/h and a flight duration of up to 40 minutes on a full charge.
The frame is a carbon fibre composite enhanced with aviation-grade aluminium for what the company describes as “unmatched durability and performance.”
It takes to the air using a four-axis, eight propeller system said to give enhanced stability.
It will also have a 50 kW onboard DC charging station so it can land and be recharged ensuring “worry-free journeys.”
But it is also designed as a road machine with stabiliser wheels .
A spokesperson said: “This flying motorcycle represents a revolutionary leap in passenger aviation.
“It seamlessly combines land and air functionality, offering users the ultimate freedom in driving experiences.”
OPS: Render of the Rictor Skyrider X1 flying motorcycle in take-off mode.
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Robotic turtle to help monitor world oceans
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08/01/2025
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A solar-powered robotic turtle is set to swim the world’s oceans for ecological research, aquatic preservation, and disaster response.
RoboTurtle has advanced capabilities such as water environment monitoring, biometric tracking and AI-supported hazardous material sampling.
Its smooth, shell-like exterior mimics the natural form of a turtle, enabling it to integrate into aquatic environments.
The design is also streamlined to reduce water resistance, enabling the robot to move with what the maker calls “precision and agility.”
Bionic multi-jointed limbs replicate a turtle’s movements, ensuring that its presence in fragile ecosystems does not look out of place.
Underneath the shell , the US designed RoboTurtle is equipped with advanced technologies.
An adaptive buoyancy system enables smooth transitions between land and water, allowing the robot to navigate challenging terrains and dynamic aquatic conditions.
AI-powered cameras provide researchers with real-time data, capturing everything from biometric details of marine life to environmental hazards such as oil spills.
Solar panels embedded in the shell enable it to perform long uninterrupted operation in remote locations.
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Robotic turtle to help monitor world oceans
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RoboTurtle 1
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08/01/2025
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A solar-powered robotic turtle is set to swim the world’s oceans for ecological research, aquatic preservation, and disaster response.
RoboTurtle has advanced capabilities such as water environment monitoring, biometric tracking and AI-supported hazardous material sampling.
Its smooth, shell-like exterior mimics the natural form of a turtle, enabling it to integrate into aquatic environments.
The design is also streamlined to reduce water resistance, enabling the robot to move with what the maker calls “precision and agility.”
Bionic multi-jointed limbs replicate a turtle’s movements, ensuring that its presence in fragile ecosystems does not look out of place.
Underneath the shell , the US designed RoboTurtle is equipped with advanced technologies.
An adaptive buoyancy system enables smooth transitions between land and water, allowing the robot to navigate challenging terrains and dynamic aquatic conditions.
AI-powered cameras provide researchers with real-time data, capturing everything from biometric details of marine life to environmental hazards such as oil spills.
Solar panels embedded in the shell enable it to perform long uninterrupted operation in remote locations.
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Lifestyle AI and gadget platform for the road
Ferrari Press Agency
MX 1
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03/01/2025
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Picture MUST credit: LG
A package that can turn a vehicle into one that offers all the AI gadgets from the home on the road, has been unveiled by Korean electronics giant LG.
The van-like Mobility Experience or MX for short, integrates a full suite of the company’s smart life inventions to create what it describes as “a seamless connection between mobility and the AI Home.”
The idea is that space which is at the rear can function as an extension of the home, a private media lounge or a creative studio.
And it is not just a concept with plans to offer customers a customisation package for their own choice of transport.
The MX platform uses a modular system integrating appliance hardware and AI technologies to transform the vehicle cabin into an adaptable environment.
The platform features a driver's cabin at the front and a rear customisable space.
Users can configure rear space in a variety of different ways, such as dividing it into multifunctional zones or converting it into a hyper-personalised lifestyle space complete like a creator studio, business lounge or separate zones for relaxation and hobbies.
TheMX platform lets users tailor conditions inside the vehicle and enjoy helpful lifestyle services such as daily schedule management and information briefings.
Additional services from external providers – including food and beverage order, laundry, hotel booking can be integrated to further expand and enrich the user experience.
OPS: LG’s MX platform will be shown off in this vehicle at the CES 2025 consumer electronics show in Las Vegas
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Lifestyle AI and gadget platform for the road
Ferrari Press Agency
MX 1
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03/01/2025
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Picture MUST credit: LG
A package that can turn a vehicle into one that offers all the AI gadgets from the home on the road, has been unveiled by Korean electronics giant LG.
The van-like Mobility Experience or MX for short, integrates a full suite of the company’s smart life inventions to create what it describes as “a seamless connection between mobility and the AI Home.”
The idea is that space which is at the rear can function as an extension of the home, a private media lounge or a creative studio.
And it is not just a concept with plans to offer customers a customisation package for their own choice of transport.
The MX platform uses a modular system integrating appliance hardware and AI technologies to transform the vehicle cabin into an adaptable environment.
The platform features a driver's cabin at the front and a rear customisable space.
Users can configure rear space in a variety of different ways, such as dividing it into multifunctional zones or converting it into a hyper-personalised lifestyle space complete like a creator studio, business lounge or separate zones for relaxation and hobbies.
TheMX platform lets users tailor conditions inside the vehicle and enjoy helpful lifestyle services such as daily schedule management and information briefings.
Additional services from external providers – including food and beverage order, laundry, hotel booking can be integrated to further expand and enrich the user experience.
OPS: LG’s MX platform integrates mobility space solution with a full suite of so-clled smart life solutions, creating hyper-personalised lifestyle spaces.
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Exoskeleton to get spinal cord injury patients back on their feet
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XoMotion 1
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31/12/2024
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Picture MUST credit: Human in Motion Robotics
An exoskeleton designed to help spinal cord injury patients get back on their feet has been cleared for use.
The device, called the XoMotion, is also aimed at assisting people disabled by a stroke or other neurological conditions to learn how to stand up and walk again.
It has a full range of motion to walk, climb stairs, sidestep and crouch, all while maintaining stability without tipping over.
It is said to be the first device of its kind to mimic the physiological motion of the legs and lower body giving a user the ability to perform complex mobility tasks.
The XoMotion is equipped with advanced sensor systems and multi-modal controllers for patients to quickly learn to operate it hands free,
The Canada-based company behind it, Human in Motion Robotics, envisions it being used initially by rehabilitation centres.
But it says it will ultimately be available for daily, personal use, for individuals to give them mobility at home and in the community.
OPS: The XoMotion. It is described by the debelopers as the " world's most advanced exoskeleton. "
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Exoskeleton to get spinal cord injury patients back on their feet
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XoMotion 1
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31/12/2024
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An exoskeleton designed to help spinal cord injury patients get back on their feet has been cleared for use.
The device, called the XoMotion, is also aimed at assisting people disabled by a stroke or other neurological conditions to learn how to stand up and walk again.
It has a full range of motion to walk, climb stairs, sidestep and crouch, all while maintaining stability without tipping over.
It is said to be the first device of its kind to mimic the physiological motion of the legs and lower body giving a user the ability to perform complex mobility tasks.
The XoMotion is equipped with advanced sensor systems and multi-modal controllers for patients to quickly learn to operate it hands free,
The Canada-based company behind it, Human in Motion Robotics, envisions it being used initially by rehabilitation centres.
But it says it will ultimately be available for daily, personal use, for individuals to give them mobility at home and in the community.
OPS: The XoMotion. It is described by the debelopers as the " world's most advanced exoskeleton. "
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Exoskeleton to get spinal cord injury patients back on their feet
Ferrari Press Agency
XoMotion 1
Ref 16426
31/12/2024
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Picture MUST credit: Human in Motion Robotics
An exoskeleton designed to help spinal cord injury patients get back on their feet has been cleared for use.
The device, called the XoMotion, is also aimed at assisting people disabled by a stroke or other neurological conditions to learn how to stand up and walk again.
It has a full range of motion to walk, climb stairs, sidestep and crouch, all while maintaining stability without tipping over.
It is said to be the first device of its kind to mimic the physiological motion of the legs and lower body giving a user the ability to perform complex mobility tasks.
The XoMotion is equipped with advanced sensor systems and multi-modal controllers for patients to quickly learn to operate it hands free,
The Canada-based company behind it, Human in Motion Robotics, envisions it being used initially by rehabilitation centres.
But it says it will ultimately be available for daily, personal use, for individuals to give them mobility at home and in the community.
OPS: The XoMotion. It is described by the debelopers as the " world's most advanced exoskeleton. "
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Exoskeleton to get spinal cord injury patients back on their feet
Ferrari Press Agency
XoMotion 1
Ref 16426
31/12/2024
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Picture MUST credit: Human in Motion Robotics
An exoskeleton designed to help spinal cord injury patients get back on their feet has been cleared for use.
The device, called the XoMotion, is also aimed at assisting people disabled by a stroke or other neurological conditions to learn how to stand up and walk again.
It has a full range of motion to walk, climb stairs, sidestep and crouch, all while maintaining stability without tipping over.
It is said to be the first device of its kind to mimic the physiological motion of the legs and lower body giving a user the ability to perform complex mobility tasks.
The XoMotion is equipped with advanced sensor systems and multi-modal controllers for patients to quickly learn to operate it hands free,
The Canada-based company behind it, Human in Motion Robotics, envisions it being used initially by rehabilitation centres.
But it says it will ultimately be available for daily, personal use, for individuals to give them mobility at home and in the community.
OPS: The XoMotion. It is described by the debelopers as the " world's most advanced exoskeleton. "
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Exoskeleton to get spinal cord injury patients back on their feet
Ferrari Press Agency
XoMotion 1
Ref 16426
31/12/2024
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Picture MUST credit: Human in Motion Robotics
An exoskeleton designed to help spinal cord injury patients get back on their feet has been cleared for use.
The device, called the XoMotion, is also aimed at assisting people disabled by a stroke or other neurological conditions to learn how to stand up and walk again.
It has a full range of motion to walk, climb stairs, sidestep and crouch, all while maintaining stability without tipping over.
It is said to be the first device of its kind to mimic the physiological motion of the legs and lower body giving a user the ability to perform complex mobility tasks.
The XoMotion is equipped with advanced sensor systems and multi-modal controllers for patients to quickly learn to operate it hands free,
The Canada-based company behind it, Human in Motion Robotics, envisions it being used initially by rehabilitation centres.
But it says it will ultimately be available for daily, personal use, for individuals to give them mobility at home and in the community.
OPS: The XoMotion. It is described by the debelopers as the " world's most advanced exoskeleton. "
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Revolutionary passenger aircraft announced
Ferrari Press Agency
Horizon 1
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10/11/2024
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Picture MUST credit: Natilus
An aerospace start-up has unveiled plans for the company's first passenger aircraft.
Called Horizon, the aircraft has an innovative blended-wing-body design capable of transporting 200 passengers with cargo along intercontinental routes.
The advantage of the blended wing design is that it doesn't have a join between the wing and the fuselage, greatly reducing drag.
A blended wing aircraft can also be made with much more interior space for cargo, passengers, or fuel.
The California company behind it, Natilus, says the liner will carry up to 200 passengers from New York to London for example, with 50% lower emissions.It is claimed to have 40% greater volume in each aircraft compared to tube-and-wing configurations.
The plan is for Horizon to enable commercial airlines to deliver an improved flight experience with a customisable cabin and seating layouts.
OPS: Render of the 200-passenger Horizon. It is the latest addition to Natilus's family of blended wing body aircraft,
which delivers exceptional fuel efficiency and higher payloads.
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Spider-themed bedroom furniture
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Gothic 1
Ref 16276
04/11/2024
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Picture MUST credit: Haunt
A furniture company has unveiled a new range — inspired by spiders.
US company Haunt calls the new collection Arachnid after the eight legged creature’s scientific name.
Each piece is hand-carved from mahogany and comes with a price tag to match.
The set consists of a bed, chair and side table for the ultimate gothic-themed bedroom.
All the legs look like spider limbs and some of the decoration takes its styling from spider webs.
They also incorporate a single set of spider-like fangs.
The chair is €4,400 euros, the bed €6,235 euros and the side table €1,464 euros.
The California firm , which delivers worldwide, says the pieces capture “the essence of Gothic elegance that the brand is celebrated for. “
Haunt says it uses eco-friendly materials like high-grade plantation mahogany and eco-leather to be as environmentally responsible as possible.
OPS: The Arachnid bedroom furniture collection by Haunt.Chair
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Spider-themed bedroom furniture
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Gothic 1
Ref 16276
04/11/2024
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Picture MUST credit: Haunt
A furniture company has unveiled a new range — inspired by spiders.
US company Haunt calls the new collection Arachnid after the eight legged creature’s scientific name.
Each piece is hand-carved from mahogany and comes with a price tag to match.
The set consists of a bed, chair and side table for the ultimate gothic-themed bedroom.
All the legs look like spider limbs and some of the decoration takes its styling from spider webs.
They also incorporate a single set of spider-like fangs.
The chair is €4,400 euros, the bed €6,235 euros and the side table €1,464 euros.
The California firm , which delivers worldwide, says the pieces capture “the essence of Gothic elegance that the brand is celebrated for. “
Haunt says it uses eco-friendly materials like high-grade plantation mahogany and eco-leather to be as environmentally responsible as possible.
OPS: The Arachnid bedroom furniture collection by Haunt. Bed detail
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Spider-themed bedroom furniture
Ferrari Press Agency
Gothic 1
Ref 16276
04/11/2024
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Picture MUST credit: Haunt
A furniture company has unveiled a new range — inspired by spiders.
US company Haunt calls the new collection Arachnid after the eight legged creature’s scientific name.
Each piece is hand-carved from mahogany and comes with a price tag to match.
The set consists of a bed, chair and side table for the ultimate gothic-themed bedroom.
All the legs look like spider limbs and some of the decoration takes its styling from spider webs.
They also incorporate a single set of spider-like fangs.
The chair is €4,400 euros, the bed €6,235 euros and the side table €1,464 euros.
The California firm , which delivers worldwide, says the pieces capture “the essence of Gothic elegance that the brand is celebrated for. “
Haunt says it uses eco-friendly materials like high-grade plantation mahogany and eco-leather to be as environmentally responsible as possible.
OPS: The Arachnid bedroom furniture collection by Haunt.Bed
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Spider-themed bedroom furniture
Ferrari Press Agency
Gothic 1
Ref 16276
04/11/2024
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Picture MUST credit: Haunt
A furniture company has unveiled a new range — inspired by spiders.
US company Haunt calls the new collection Arachnid after the eight legged creature’s scientific name.
Each piece is hand-carved from mahogany and comes with a price tag to match.
The set consists of a bed, chair and side table for the ultimate gothic-themed bedroom.
All the legs look like spider limbs and some of the decoration takes its styling from spider webs.
They also incorporate a single set of spider-like fangs.
The chair is €4,400 euros, the bed €6,235 euros and the side table €1,464 euros.
The California firm , which delivers worldwide, says the pieces capture “the essence of Gothic elegance that the brand is celebrated for. “
Haunt says it uses eco-friendly materials like high-grade plantation mahogany and eco-leather to be as environmentally responsible as possible.
OPS: The Arachnid bedroom furniture collection by Haunt.Side table
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Spider-themed bedroom furniture
Ferrari Press Agency
Gothic 1
Ref 16276
04/11/2024
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Picture MUST credit: Haunt
A furniture company has unveiled a new range — inspired by spiders.
US company Haunt calls the new collection Arachnid after the eight legged creature’s scientific name.
Each piece is hand-carved from mahogany and comes with a price tag to match.
The set consists of a bed, chair and side table for the ultimate gothic-themed bedroom.
All the legs look like spider limbs and some of the decoration takes its styling from spider webs.
They also incorporate a single set of spider-like fangs.
The chair is €4,400 euros, the bed €6,235 euros and the side table €1,464 euros.
The California firm , which delivers worldwide, says the pieces capture “the essence of Gothic elegance that the brand is celebrated for. “
Haunt says it uses eco-friendly materials like high-grade plantation mahogany and eco-leather to be as environmentally responsible as possible.
OPS: The Arachnid bedroom furniture collection by Haunt.Bed detail
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Spider-themed bedroom furniture
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A furniture company has unveiled a new range — inspired by spiders.
US company Haunt calls the new collection Arachnid after the eight legged creature’s scientific name.
Each piece is hand-carved from mahogany and comes with a price tag to match.
The set consists of a bed, chair and side table for the ultimate gothic-themed bedroom.
All the legs look like spider limbs and some of the decoration takes its styling from spider webs.
They also incorporate a single set of spider-like fangs.
The chair is €4,400 euros, the bed €6,235 euros and the side table €1,464 euros.
The California firm , which delivers worldwide, says the pieces capture “the essence of Gothic elegance that the brand is celebrated for. “
Haunt says it uses eco-friendly materials like high-grade plantation mahogany and eco-leather to be as environmentally responsible as possible.
OPS: The Arachnid bedroom furniture collection by Haunt.Chair detail
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Crocs clogs for dogs
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Clog shoe brand Crocs has un veiled a new line — for dogs.
The new Pet Crocs line is a collaboration with dog toy maker Bark.
The range is set to launch on October 23 just in time for what is unofficial Croc Day in a month dubbed “Croctober” by the firm.
The US company says the idea for Pet Crocs was inspired by years of fan requests and countless social media posts featuring dogs wearing human-sized Crocs.
The pup-friendly booties come in fun glow-in-the-dark marbled colours called Green Slime and Pink Dragon Fruit.
They will be available globally priced around €50 euros for a set of four.
A spokesperson said pet owners who want to match the dog’s footwear can buy from a matching Classic Lined Clogs range available for a limited time.
Brand president Anne Mehlman added: ”We take pride in connecting with our fans and celebrating their boundless creativity, which makes our brand truly unique.
"This Croctober embodies the innovative spirit of Crocs and honors our diverse fan base by demonstrating how our collective imagination can turn the ordinary into something extraordinary."
The Pet Crocs and their matching Classic Lined Clogs will be available on Crocs.com
OPS: The Pet Crocs.
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Crocs clogs for dogs
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Clog shoe brand Crocs has un veiled a new line — for dogs.
The new Pet Crocs line is a collaboration with dog toy maker Bark.
The range is set to launch on October 23 just in time for what is unofficial Croc Day in a month dubbed “Croctober” by the firm.
The US company says the idea for Pet Crocs was inspired by years of fan requests and countless social media posts featuring dogs wearing human-sized Crocs.
The pup-friendly booties come in fun glow-in-the-dark marbled colours called Green Slime and Pink Dragon Fruit.
They will be available globally priced around €50 euros for a set of four.
A spokesperson said pet owners who want to match the dog’s footwear can buy from a matching Classic Lined Clogs range available for a limited time.
Brand president Anne Mehlman added: ”We take pride in connecting with our fans and celebrating their boundless creativity, which makes our brand truly unique.
"This Croctober embodies the innovative spirit of Crocs and honors our diverse fan base by demonstrating how our collective imagination can turn the ordinary into something extraordinary."
The Pet Crocs and their matching Classic Lined Clogs will be available on Crocs.com
OPS: The Pet Crocs.
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Crocs clogs for dogs
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Clog shoe brand Crocs has un veiled a new line — for dogs.
The new Pet Crocs line is a collaboration with dog toy maker Bark.
The range is set to launch on October 23 just in time for what is unofficial Croc Day in a month dubbed “Croctober” by the firm.
The US company says the idea for Pet Crocs was inspired by years of fan requests and countless social media posts featuring dogs wearing human-sized Crocs.
The pup-friendly booties come in fun glow-in-the-dark marbled colours called Green Slime and Pink Dragon Fruit.
They will be available globally priced around €50 euros for a set of four.
A spokesperson said pet owners who want to match the dog’s footwear can buy from a matching Classic Lined Clogs range available for a limited time.
Brand president Anne Mehlman added: ”We take pride in connecting with our fans and celebrating their boundless creativity, which makes our brand truly unique.
"This Croctober embodies the innovative spirit of Crocs and honors our diverse fan base by demonstrating how our collective imagination can turn the ordinary into something extraordinary."
The Pet Crocs and their matching Classic Lined Clogs will be available on Crocs.com
OPS: The Pet Crocs.
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Crocs clogs for dogs
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Clog shoe brand Crocs has un veiled a new line — for dogs.
The new Pet Crocs line is a collaboration with dog toy maker Bark.
The range is set to launch on October 23 just in time for what is unofficial Croc Day in a month dubbed “Croctober” by the firm.
The US company says the idea for Pet Crocs was inspired by years of fan requests and countless social media posts featuring dogs wearing human-sized Crocs.
The pup-friendly booties come in fun glow-in-the-dark marbled colours called Green Slime and Pink Dragon Fruit.
They will be available globally priced around €50 euros for a set of four.
A spokesperson said pet owners who want to match the dog’s footwear can buy from a matching Classic Lined Clogs range available for a limited time.
Brand president Anne Mehlman added: ”We take pride in connecting with our fans and celebrating their boundless creativity, which makes our brand truly unique.
"This Croctober embodies the innovative spirit of Crocs and honors our diverse fan base by demonstrating how our collective imagination can turn the ordinary into something extraordinary."
The Pet Crocs and their matching Classic Lined Clogs will be available on Crocs.com
OPS: The Pet Crocs.
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Autonomous robot home food delivery takes to skies.
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A home delivery food service by autonomous robot is about to take off — by incorporating drones to expand its business radius by up to 10 km.
San Francisco based Serve Robotics is teaming up with on-demand drone delivery provider Wing Aviation.
The partnership plans to expand eco-friendly, autonomous food delivery.
In the coming months, select Wing deliveries will be picked up by a Serve delivery robot from a restaurant's curb-side and delivered to a Wing drone AutoLoader a few blocks away.
From there an aerial delivery will be made to customers as much as 10 km away.
Wing is part of internet search company Google's parent company, Alphabet.
And offers drone delivery with a fleet of lightweight, highly automated delivery drones.
They can transport small packages directly from businesses to homes and between healthcare providers in minutes.
The two companies say the robot-to-drone delivery will enable merchants to tap into drone delivery without any changes to their facilities or workflow and significantly extend the delivery area for Serve’s sidewalk delivery robots.
OPS: A Serve autonomous delivery robot
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Autonomous robot home food delivery takes to skies.
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A home delivery food service by autonomous robot is about to take off — by incorporating drones to expand its business radius by up to 10 km.
San Francisco based Serve Robotics is teaming up with on-demand drone delivery provider Wing Aviation.
The partnership plans to expand eco-friendly, autonomous food delivery.
In the coming months, select Wing deliveries will be picked up by a Serve delivery robot from a restaurant's curb-side and delivered to a Wing drone AutoLoader a few blocks away.
From there an aerial delivery will be made to customers as much as 10 km away.
Wing is part of internet search company Google's parent company, Alphabet.
And offers drone delivery with a fleet of lightweight, highly automated delivery drones.
They can transport small packages directly from businesses to homes and between healthcare providers in minutes.
The two companies say the robot-to-drone delivery will enable merchants to tap into drone delivery without any changes to their facilities or workflow and significantly extend the delivery area for Serve’s sidewalk delivery robots.
OPS: A Serve autonomous delivery robot
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Autonomous robot home food delivery takes to skies.
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A home delivery food service by autonomous robot is about to take off — by incorporating drones to expand its business radius by up to 10 km.
San Francisco based Serve Robotics is teaming up with on-demand drone delivery provider Wing Aviation.
The partnership plans to expand eco-friendly, autonomous food delivery.
In the coming months, select Wing deliveries will be picked up by a Serve delivery robot from a restaurant's curb-side and delivered to a Wing drone AutoLoader a few blocks away.
From there an aerial delivery will be made to customers as much as 10 km away.
Wing is part of internet search company Google's parent company, Alphabet.
And offers drone delivery with a fleet of lightweight, highly automated delivery drones.
They can transport small packages directly from businesses to homes and between healthcare providers in minutes.
The two companies say the robot-to-drone delivery will enable merchants to tap into drone delivery without any changes to their facilities or workflow and significantly extend the delivery area for Serve’s sidewalk delivery robots.
OPS: A Serve autonomous delivery robot being loaded
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Autonomous robot home food delivery takes to skies.
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A home delivery food service by autonomous robot is about to take off — by incorporating drones to expand its business radius by up to 10 km.
San Francisco based Serve Robotics is teaming up with on-demand drone delivery provider Wing Aviation.
The partnership plans to expand eco-friendly, autonomous food delivery.
In the coming months, select Wing deliveries will be picked up by a Serve delivery robot from a restaurant's curb-side and delivered to a Wing drone AutoLoader a few blocks away.
From there an aerial delivery will be made to customers as much as 10 km away.
Wing is part of internet search company Google's parent company, Alphabet.
And offers drone delivery with a fleet of lightweight, highly automated delivery drones.
They can transport small packages directly from businesses to homes and between healthcare providers in minutes.
The two companies say the robot-to-drone delivery will enable merchants to tap into drone delivery without any changes to their facilities or workflow and significantly extend the delivery area for Serve’s sidewalk delivery robots.
OPS: A Serve robot makes a drop pff at a Wing drone pick-up ploint. The drone then collects ythe package for a more long distance delivery of up to 10km away.
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Autonomous robot home food delivery takes to skies.
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A home delivery food service by autonomous robot is about to take off — by incorporating drones to expand its business radius by up to 10 km.
San Francisco based Serve Robotics is teaming up with on-demand drone delivery provider Wing Aviation.
The partnership plans to expand eco-friendly, autonomous food delivery.
In the coming months, select Wing deliveries will be picked up by a Serve delivery robot from a restaurant's curb-side and delivered to a Wing drone AutoLoader a few blocks away.
From there an aerial delivery will be made to customers as much as 10 km away.
Wing is part of internet search company Google's parent company, Alphabet.
And offers drone delivery with a fleet of lightweight, highly automated delivery drones.
They can transport small packages directly from businesses to homes and between healthcare providers in minutes.
The two companies say the robot-to-drone delivery will enable merchants to tap into drone delivery without any changes to their facilities or workflow and significantly extend the delivery area for Serve’s sidewalk delivery robots.
OPS: A Serve robot makes a drop pff at a Wing drone pick-up ploint. The drone then collects ythe package for a more long distance delivery of up to 10km away.
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Autonomous robot home food delivery takes to skies.
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A home delivery food service by autonomous robot is about to take off — by incorporating drones to expand its business radius by up to 10 km.
San Francisco based Serve Robotics is teaming up with on-demand drone delivery provider Wing Aviation.
The partnership plans to expand eco-friendly, autonomous food delivery.
In the coming months, select Wing deliveries will be picked up by a Serve delivery robot from a restaurant's curb-side and delivered to a Wing drone AutoLoader a few blocks away.
From there an aerial delivery will be made to customers as much as 10 km away.
Wing is part of internet search company Google's parent company, Alphabet.
And offers drone delivery with a fleet of lightweight, highly automated delivery drones.
They can transport small packages directly from businesses to homes and between healthcare providers in minutes.
The two companies say the robot-to-drone delivery will enable merchants to tap into drone delivery without any changes to their facilities or workflow and significantly extend the delivery area for Serve’s sidewalk delivery robots.
OPS: A Serve autonomous delivery robot
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Autonomous robot home food delivery takes to skies.
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A home delivery food service by autonomous robot is about to take off — by incorporating drones to expand its business radius by up to 10 km.
San Francisco based Serve Robotics is teaming up with on-demand drone delivery provider Wing Aviation.
The partnership plans to expand eco-friendly, autonomous food delivery.
In the coming months, select Wing deliveries will be picked up by a Serve delivery robot from a restaurant's curb-side and delivered to a Wing drone AutoLoader a few blocks away.
From there an aerial delivery will be made to customers as much as 10 km away.
Wing is part of internet search company Google's parent company, Alphabet.
And offers drone delivery with a fleet of lightweight, highly automated delivery drones.
They can transport small packages directly from businesses to homes and between healthcare providers in minutes.
The two companies say the robot-to-drone delivery will enable merchants to tap into drone delivery without any changes to their facilities or workflow and significantly extend the delivery area for Serve’s sidewalk delivery robots.
OPS: A Serve autonomous delivery robot making a home delivery
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Autonomous robot home food delivery takes to skies.
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A home delivery food service by autonomous robot is about to take off — by incorporating drones to expand its business radius by up to 10 km.
San Francisco based Serve Robotics is teaming up with on-demand drone delivery provider Wing Aviation.
The partnership plans to expand eco-friendly, autonomous food delivery.
In the coming months, select Wing deliveries will be picked up by a Serve delivery robot from a restaurant's curb-side and delivered to a Wing drone AutoLoader a few blocks away.
From there an aerial delivery will be made to customers as much as 10 km away.
Wing is part of internet search company Google's parent company, Alphabet.
And offers drone delivery with a fleet of lightweight, highly automated delivery drones.
They can transport small packages directly from businesses to homes and between healthcare providers in minutes.
The two companies say the robot-to-drone delivery will enable merchants to tap into drone delivery without any changes to their facilities or workflow and significantly extend the delivery area for Serve’s sidewalk delivery robots.
OPS: A Serve robot makes a drop pff at a Wing drone pick-up ploint. The drone then collects ythe package for a more long distance delivery of up to 10km away.
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Tasty way to apply for a job
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Job hunters are being offered a mouthwatering way to make their resumés stand out from the crowd with prospective employers.
A fresh pizza is sent to potential bosses with an applicant’s CV printed on the box.
The free scheme has been launched in the USA by fast food chain Pizza Hut after research revealed as many of 75 percent of job application resumés are never read.
Its hoped by delivering one with a tasty treat inside, prospective employers will take notice.
All work seekers need do is visit a dedicated resume website called ResZAmes, submit their resumés, and choose the address of their target employer.
Pizza Hut will then select a few lucky participants and print their applications on specially designed pizza boxes, which are hand-delivered along with a medium cheese pizza to corporate offices.
OPS: How the resume appears on the Pizza Hut box.
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Tasty way to apply for a job
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Job hunters are being offered a mouthwatering way to make their resumés stand out from the crowd with prospective employers.
A fresh pizza is sent to potential bosses with an applicant’s CV printed on the box.
The free scheme has been launched in the USA by fast food chain Pizza Hut after research revealed as many of 75 percent of job application resumés are never read.
Its hoped by delivering one with a tasty treat inside, prospective employers will take notice.
All work seekers need do is visit a dedicated resume website called ResZAmes, submit their resumés, and choose the address of their target employer.
Pizza Hut will then select a few lucky participants and print their applications on specially designed pizza boxes, which are hand-delivered along with a medium cheese pizza to corporate offices.
OPS: The resume appears on the Pizza Hut box while a prosepctive employer also gets a cheese topped pizza.
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Job hunters are being offered a mouthwatering way to make their resumés stand out from the crowd with prospective employers.
A fresh pizza is sent to potential bosses with an applicant’s CV printed on the box.
The free scheme has been launched in the USA by fast food chain Pizza Hut after research revealed as many of 75 percent of job application resumés are never read.
Its hoped by delivering one with a tasty treat inside, prospective employers will take notice.
All work seekers need do is visit a dedicated resume website called ResZAmes, submit their resumés, and choose the address of their target employer.
Pizza Hut will then select a few lucky participants and print their applications on specially designed pizza boxes, which are hand-delivered along with a medium cheese pizza to corporate offices.
OPS: How the resume appears on the Pizza Hut box.
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Madelyn Cline stars in new advertising campaign for 'Reign Storm' energy drinks
13-9-2024
Madelyn Cline stars in new advertising campaign for 'Reign Storm' energy drinks
Pictured: Madelyn Cline
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Madelyn Cline stars in new advertising campaign for 'Reign Storm' energy drinks
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Giant 2,492 carat daimond one of the largest ever found
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A huge diamond has been unearthed in Africa tipping the scales at l 2,492 carats /498.4 grams.
The find is said to be one of the largest rough diamonds ever found.
The biggest gem-quality rough stone ever found was the Cullinan diamond dug up at Premier Mine in Cullinan, Transvaal, South Africa in 1905.
It weighed 3,106 carats / 621 grams.
When cut, it yielded 105 stones, including the Great Star of Africa and others that are part of the British Crown Jewels.
The new stone was detected at the Karowe Diamond Mine in Botswana run by Canada-based Lucara Diamond Corp using x-ray based technology.
The system used is called Mega Diamond Recovery or MDR for short.
It was installed in 2017 to identify and preserve large, high-value diamonds.
OPS: The 2,492 carat diamond from the Karowe mine in Botswana.
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Giant 2,492 carat daimond one of the largest ever found
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A huge diamond has been unearthed in Africa tipping the scales at l 2,492 carats /498.4 grams.
The find is said to be one of the largest rough diamonds ever found.
The biggest gem-quality rough stone ever found was the Cullinan diamond dug up at Premier Mine in Cullinan, Transvaal, South Africa in 1905.
It weighed 3,106 carats / 621 grams.
When cut, it yielded 105 stones, including the Great Star of Africa and others that are part of the British Crown Jewels.
The new stone was detected at the Karowe Diamond Mine in Botswana run by Canada-based Lucara Diamond Corp using x-ray based technology.
The system used is called Mega Diamond Recovery or MDR for short.
It was installed in 2017 to identify and preserve large, high-value diamonds.
OPS: The 2,492 carat diamond from the Karowe mine in Botswana.
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Doritos in space mission
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Savoury Doritos snacks are boldly going where no Dorito has gone before — into space.
Special packs of the tortilla chips will be aboard a forthcoming space mission by Elon Musk’s Space X programme.
The mission, called Polaris Dawn, will feature the first space walk by private citizens.
But the four astronauts aboard will get to enjoy Doritos as part of a $500,000 USD sponsorship deal between Doritos maker PepsiCo and SpaceX to benefit charity.
An innovative oil-based coating was developed to keep the chips from crumbling causing a zero gravity mess.
The coating is also said to help keep the zesty Cool Ranch flavour in space.
Finally the chips come in mini versions to be eaten in one bite, again to save potential crumbs from floating around the Space X module.
Called Cool Ranch Zero Gravity chips, they are packaged in space-approved tins for flight with the canister, enhanced with glow-in-the-dark features to commemorate the mission.
Doritos is making a $500,000 USD donation to the USA’s St. Jude Children's Research Hospital.
The charity is leading the way in treating and finding cures for childhood cancer and other life-threatening diseases.
OPS: The Polaris Dawn SapceX Cool Ranch Zero Gravity Doritos some in a special tin.
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Doritos in space mission
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Savoury Doritos snacks are boldly going where no Dorito has gone before — into space.
Special packs of the tortilla chips will be aboard a forthcoming space mission by Elon Musk’s Space X programme.
The mission, called Polaris Dawn, will feature the first space walk by private citizens.
But the four astronauts aboard will get to enjoy Doritos as part of a $500,000 USD sponsorship deal between Doritos maker PepsiCo and SpaceX to benefit charity.
An innovative oil-based coating was developed to keep the chips from crumbling causing a zero gravity mess.
The coating is also said to help keep the zesty Cool Ranch flavour in space.
Finally the chips come in mini versions to be eaten in one bite, again to save potential crumbs from floating around the Space X module.
Called Cool Ranch Zero Gravity chips, they are packaged in space-approved tins for flight with the canister, enhanced with glow-in-the-dark features to commemorate the mission.
Doritos is making a $500,000 USD donation to the USA’s St. Jude Children's Research Hospital.
The charity is leading the way in treating and finding cures for childhood cancer and other life-threatening diseases.
OPS: The Polaris Dawn SapceX mission crew. Left to right: Commander Jared Isaacman , Sarah Gillis, Anna Menon and Scott Poteet.
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Doritos in space mission
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Savoury Doritos snacks are boldly going where no Dorito has gone before — into space.
Special packs of the tortilla chips will be aboard a forthcoming space mission by Elon Musk’s Space X programme.
The mission, called Polaris Dawn, will feature the first space walk by private citizens.
But the four astronauts aboard will get to enjoy Doritos as part of a $500,000 USD sponsorship deal between Doritos maker PepsiCo and SpaceX to benefit charity.
An innovative oil-based coating was developed to keep the chips from crumbling causing a zero gravity mess.
The coating is also said to help keep the zesty Cool Ranch flavour in space.
Finally the chips come in mini versions to be eaten in one bite, again to save potential crumbs from floating around the Space X module.
Called Cool Ranch Zero Gravity chips, they are packaged in space-approved tins for flight with the canister, enhanced with glow-in-the-dark features to commemorate the mission.
Doritos is making a $500,000 USD donation to the USA’s St. Jude Children's Research Hospital.
The charity is leading the way in treating and finding cures for childhood cancer and other life-threatening diseases.
OPS: Promo image of a Polaris Dawn SapceX Cool Ranch Zero Gravity Doritos in space suit.
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Doritos in space mission
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Savoury Doritos snacks are boldly going where no Dorito has gone before — into space.
Special packs of the tortilla chips will be aboard a forthcoming space mission by Elon Musk’s Space X programme.
The mission, called Polaris Dawn, will feature the first space walk by private citizens.
But the four astronauts aboard will get to enjoy Doritos as part of a $500,000 USD sponsorship deal between Doritos maker PepsiCo and SpaceX to benefit charity.
An innovative oil-based coating was developed to keep the chips from crumbling causing a zero gravity mess.
The coating is also said to help keep the zesty Cool Ranch flavour in space.
Finally the chips come in mini versions to be eaten in one bite, again to save potential crumbs from floating around the Space X module.
Called Cool Ranch Zero Gravity chips, they are packaged in space-approved tins for flight with the canister, enhanced with glow-in-the-dark features to commemorate the mission.
Doritos is making a $500,000 USD donation to the USA’s St. Jude Children's Research Hospital.
The charity is leading the way in treating and finding cures for childhood cancer and other life-threatening diseases.
OPS: The Polaris Dawn SapceX Cool Ranch Zero Gravity Doritos some in a special tin.
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