You probably think you’ve seen every possible kind of watch, but this one breaks into new territory. Very cool photos.
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The Ultimate Cool Watch
EU Proposes Online Music System
The European Commission on Thursday proposed a single Europe-wide copyright and licensing system for on-line music, to boost the European Union’s music business.
Hamburgers ‘Grown in Laboratory’
While NASA engineers have grown fish tissue in lab dishes, no one has seriously proposed a way to grow meat on commercial levels…. until now.
World’s Most Expensive Teddy Bear
A German firm has created the world’s most expensive teddy bear. Great photo.
People and Things to Like–2005
Rich Karlgaard: Tony Blair. He’s been a leader of faith and a friend to America. He pulled his Labour Party out of the socialist ditch. Think of him as a Bill Clinton with ethics. Blair’s been Britain’s prime minister since 1997; thus, in the U.K., there’s Blair fatigue–especially in the press. Too bad. Expect [...]
Weight is Prime Risk Factor for Diabetes
Being overweight as an adult is the most important risk factor for diabetes, new research suggests. The results counter ideas that prenatal and early childhood experiences can “program” a youngster’s metabolism with characteristics that may lead to obesity and diabetes in later life.
New Device Designed to Stabalize the Elderly
A new gait-stabilizing device for footwear reduces the risk of injurious falls during winter months for older, fall-prone adults, a study says.
Study: Rich Die Differently from Poor
The rich die differently from the rest of humanity, including with less pain, a University of Michigan study shows.
