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They say it was a brave man who first ate an oyster. However it was an even braver man, most likely a Hungarian, who first decided to harvest, vinify and then drink a wine made from the rotten, dry and shrivelled remains of grapes. Even braver, when you consider his country was on the brink of being invaded by the Otteman Empire. Since then, the role played by the necrotrophic fungus Botrytis cinerea has become synonymous with either ruining vintages or by producing some of the most sublime white wines found on the planet.
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Cool and electric blues are in this summer for the eyes. Bold, blue lids and turquoise liner.
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While some states in the United States contemplate requiring labels on cell phones to warn of possible health dangers, scientists in Florida believe mobile phone use might actually promote brain health.
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The fuel cell, powered by hydrogen and oxygen, can provide a mobile source of electricity (Fuel Cell Technology Handbook, 2002). While the oxygen can be taken from the local atmosphere, safe onboard storage of hydrogen is still a problem. Ethanol fuel cells store molecularly bonded hydrogen; a safer storage medium than hydrogen gas.
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Netbooks appeared on the computer landscape just a few years ago, and they've carved out a place in the suitcases of frequent travelers. I first saw them at a writers' conference a couple of years ago when I was in the market for a laptop for travel. If there's one thing I've learned in years of adventure travel and long-distance backpacking, it's this: whether it's luggage or souvenirs, lighter is better. That goes for travel computers, too.
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