One of the most famous American cartoonists of the 20th century was Rube Goldberg, who was widely known for his “Goldberg machines.” Each of these comical inventions depicted a complex set of “instructions” for completing what should have been a fairly simple everyday task. His Self-Operating Napkin, for example, required 13 sequential steps involving a [...]
With this weekend’s revelation that baseball superstar Alex “A-Rod” Rodriguez had taken anabolic steroids, the furor over rampant doping in sports continues. [More]
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It is the dusking of the Age of Aquarius. And as the generation that wouldn’t trust anyone over 30 enters their 60’s, the fitness industry is singing “You’ve Got a Friend” to all 77.5 million of them.
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