Category: SHELTER
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Self-driving cars are coming, and the technology promises to save lives
Car crashes could be a thing of the past if car makers deliver on their promise to roll out autonomous cars over the next five years. But researchers are still questioning what this accident-free future might look like
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José Mourinho: key reflections on the Special One’s wardrobe
José Mourinho was more than Chelsea’s manager. He was an all-navy hairo, a clothes horse among men. Let’s look back on his style rules
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2016 White Turf St. Moritz. New highlights of the race of races on the frozen lake of St. Moritz
St. Moritz horse races on ice to be held on 7th, 14th and 21st February 2016. Founded in 1907, the traditional international St. Moritz horse races on ice are counted, for good reason, among the official ‘Top Events of Switzerland’. Every year, 35,000 spectators stream onto the frozen lake of St. Moritz on the three…
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Naturally Clicquot 3.0: champagne house transforms grapes into eco-packaging
Veuve Clicquot presents eco-packaging from grapes. French champagne Maison Veuve Clicquot unveiled the third version of the groundbreaking “Naturally Clicquot” eco-packaging made of a byproduct of its own winemaking process. Veuve Clicquot was able to create eco-packaging using grapes. 100% biodegradable and recyclable. This latest eco-responsible innovation follows two previous generations of biodegradable Veuve Clicquot…
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The £30m bookshelf: Pierre Bergé and the greatest stories ever sold
With Impressionists on their walls and priceless books on their shelves, Pierre Bergé and his former partner Yves Saint Laurent were the ultimate collectors. But now the art and YSL have gone, Bergé says it’s time ‘to attend the funeral’ of his library
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Museum of Tomorrow: a captivating invitation to imagine a sustainable world
Rio de Janeiro’s new museum, focusing on ideas rather than objects, ecology more than technology, is a little trippy, a little hippy, very worthy but rarely dull