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June 4, 2021
Fear Factor meets summer vacation! Located 35 metres above the ground, floating in midair between two skyscrapers, is the Sky Pool. Renting an apartment at Embassy Gardens apartments most likely include many perks, with the most noteworthy one being the swimming pool. The pool is 25 metres long and is completely see-through with half of the pool suspended above the ground. It is officially the world's largest floating acrylic pool and you can swim from one side to the other while staring dow...
June 1, 2021
"Matt Le Blanc has aged like he enjoys himself immensely," one Twitter user wrote.
February 17, 2021
Scientists Have Created Spinach That Can Send Emails. Heres How It Could Fight the Climate Crisis. The tech could be used to detect abnormalities in soil that could help fight climate change. . Ever wondered what your salad is thinking at lunch time? Do you often wish it could communicate with you via the digital convenience of email? What do you mean, no? Regardless of your personal thoughts on talking vegetables, scientists at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in the US have ...
January 22, 2021
PREMIUM Plumbing and punning go together, notes reader Jean Park who noticed this sign on a plumber’s van in Ayr. Potty about plants HOME-BASED hobbies are the happening thing, with plant growing particularly popular. In the past this meant chucking some water in the general direction of a clay pot, then forgetting about it until those frisky shoots and leaves turned dry and crumbly, like an Egyptian mummy who’s mislaid its tube of moisturising cream. But with most people trapped at h...
December 24, 2020
HAVE you ever visited the Louvre, back when Anglo-French relations allowed such things, and found yourself in the gallery where the Old Masters are displayed? There you will discover a particularly well executed sketch by da Vinci, which goes by the name of the Mona Lisa. As this is a rather famous little etching, we may as well dispense with formalities and call her Mona. What art lovers usually do when visiting the Louvre is check out Mona’s enigmatic smile for a couple of minutes, then...