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Effin' Fast!

Take an F1 track and race a Fiat, Ferrari 360 Modena, and an F1 car for one lap. Who wins? Nah, let's make it interesting: Give the Fiat a 30-second head start over the Ferrari and don't even start the F1 until one minute and twenty-one seconds have passed. Yeah, same result, but a lot more interesting this way.

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Bollywood Beatles

Corey Doctorow over at <I>Boing-Boing</I> links to this amazing clip of "Tumse Hai Dil Ko" from the 1965 movie <I>Jaanwar</I>. It is, of course, "I Wanna Hold Your Hand" filtered through a Bollywood sensibility, and it's great fun.

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Looks and Sound

Though the finish of the Cain & Cain speakers was lovely, all I could really focus on were their Frisbee-like belly buttons. I'm a little bit sorry to admit that, because I found the speaker itself unattractive, I lost interest in what it had to say. I couldn't get around the looks to examine the sound. This is something I will have to work on.

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Does The Five-Second Rule Work?

According to researchers at the University of Illinois, if you drop food on hardwood or tile floors and pick it up within five seconds, it probably <I>is</I> safe to eat.That's because it takes at least that long for germs to devour dropped dry food. It takes wet food less time to become contaminated&mdash;and if you drop food onto carpet, all bets are off. "That's an entirely different story and we haven't done that study yet."

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