Category: Sport & Health
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Daytona Bike Week 2015: the most exclusive Slingshot
It’s finally here – the Limited Edition Slingshot SL in Nuclear Sunset Orange. Feel the rush while you can. Low and powerful with some fine features, this limited-edition adrenaline rush won’t be here long. Delivering on the same high-octane experience, Polaris, a recognized leader in the powersports industry, unveiled the most exclusive Slingshot vehicle yet at…
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Top surgical & nonsurgical aesthetic plastic procedures for both men and women
Americans spending more than 12 billion dollars on surgical and nonsurgical procedures for the second year in a row.More men are turning to aesthetic cosmetic procedures. In 2014, liposuction, breast augmentation and Botox were the most popular cosmetic procedures. Male cosmetic surgery has increased by 43% over the past five years, according to the report…
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The Swiss watch that you love to wear is now smart and connected: The 2015 Swiss Horological Smartwatch
The 2015 Swiss Horological Smartwatch by Frederique Constant x Alpina. The beautiful Swiss watch that you love to wear is now smart and connected, powered by MotionX. Frederique Constant and Alpina launched the first version of the Swiss Horological Smartwatch, a synthesis of high-tech innovation and traditional Swiss watch craftsmanship. The Swiss Horological Smartwatch now combines the features…
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Green news roundup: Alan Rusbridger and Naomi Klein on climate change
The week’s top environment news stories and green events. If you are not already receiving this roundup, sign up here to get the briefing delivered to your inbox
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Celebrating women in science: 5 Female scientists who are changing the world
17th Annual L’Oréal-UNESCO For Women in Science Awards: Five Exceptional Women Honored for Their Ground-Breaking Discoveries in the Physical Sciences. Only 30% of the world’s researchers are women and many barriers and obstacles discourage women from entering or pursuing a career in science. As the International Year of Light celebrates science and knowledge all over the world,…
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Air pollution will kill thousands in Europe, EEA warns
EU environment watchdog blames governments for failing to act on air pollution warnings saying it will lead to premature deaths across the countries