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Tennant back in the Tardis, as filming gets under way for series three of Doctor WhoCategory: TV Drama; BBC ONE; WalesDate: 10.08.2006Printable versionDavid Tennant returns to his role as the tenth Time Lord and meets his brand new companion as filming commences on the highly-anticipated third series of Doctor Who for BBC ONE. The new series, which commences filming this week, also marks the debut of newcomer Freema Agyeman who steps into Billie Piper’s shoes as the Doctor’s new companion, medical student Martha Jones.

New research suggests just that, revealing that older people with above-average intelligence tend to be disagreeable.

Found intact in a cave in Australia, a complete Thylacoleo skeleton!

Lawns are evil

Are you looking at me?

In the good old, pre JNT days, the Doctor often changed clothes (although generally keeping the same basic “style”) and that made him more realistic.This, however, is the best of the pictures. In the other pictures, the poorly realized breast pocket makes him look like the Maytag Repair man.Of course, in a way, he IS the repair man…

It’s nice to see Taiwan attempting to advertise. I saw this video on a city bus in Taipei on my last visit (at least parts of it.)

Everyone has Spam – at least, everyone with e-mail (unless you’re John C. Dvorak), but, apart from thinking about the nuisance, did you ever give any thought to it?Generally, I hadn’t, I don’t need a new Rolex or to have a body part enlarged, nor do I need (or want) prescription medicine.

Yesterday, I made the final determination that there was no hope for fixing my MacBook short of a logic board replacement, and so I began the long, slow process of backing up my data, settings, applications, e-mails and all the other little things you never remember until you’ve formatted the hard drive.

Orgismo.com => Japan Railway passengers to generate electricity at train stationsThe East Japan Railway Company…… JR claims that this sort of human-powered electricity generation system may provide a portion of the electricity consumed at train stations in the future.