Almost everyone can remember a time when they received bad service at a restaurant. Usually, human error plays a major role in the experience. But what would happen if humans were taken out of the equation? How about making the entire situation a bit more robotic? Well, look no further -- a restaurant known for its service and its food is run almost entirely by a staff of robots.

Robot Restaurant, located in the Heilongjiang province in China, has been open since last June, and it has been successful. When patrons enter, a robot greets them by extending its mechanical arm and saying, "Earth person, hello. Welcome to the Robot Restaurant." However, welcoming guests to the restaurant is not all the robots do. Robots wait the tables, cook the noodles, and even entertain the patrons by singing to them. As meals are prepared, they are brought out on a conveyor belt, and the waiterbots take it from there.

The restaurant has gained international fame and has become increasingly popular since

Parents with picky eaters may want to listen up. Perhaps a finicky child might be more open to trying new foods after watching a little girl in Japan who's taking the Web by storm. Rino, at 3 years old, energetically enjoys eating foods from around the world that are prepared by her mother.

The series of videos on YouTube that little Rino appears in, "Rino which eats world various dishes," has become a hit. One of her videos has received more than 170,000 views, and her others continue to draw in an audience as well. There are 19 videos in the series so far, and the series has tallied more than 440,000 views.

Little Rino has made quite a name for herself through her mature palate and appetite for the dishes her mother prepares. The videos serve as a bit of a cooking demonstration. To help viewers learn more about the foods Rino is enjoying, the flag of the country of origin for each dish is displayed in the background, on a computer monitor.

Rino is featured enjoying British scones,

Reporting the news on live television does not always go perfectly. Every reporter and anchor at one time or another has the misfortune of mispronouncing or flubbing a line or two, but most flubs don't make the reporter famous. That is, unless you're Aengus Mac Grianna, an Irish news anchor for the RTE network in Dublin. Mac Grianna is known for his regular flubs on live T

His latest slip-up is being called by some of his viewers his best -- or worst, depending on how you look at it. Mac Grianna is seen coming back from a break seated at the anchor desk. Instead of continuing his news read, he appears to be putting on makeup -- seemingly unaware that he is back on the air.

So far, the YouTube video of Mac Grianna's mistake has gotten more than 47,000 views. One person calls the anchor "the real-life Ron Burgundy." Other viewers chimed in too, one person wrote that Mac Grianna was "really adorable."

Not surprisingly, this is not Mac Grianna's first error to make him the talk of the day: