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Everything changes ... even six-packs of Coca Cola. After nine years of practically no change, Coke introduces 12-packs:... posted on May 04 2002, 1,150 reads

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There is a word for the fear of the number 13: Triskadekaphobia

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At the Aravind Eye Hospital in Madurai, India, 82-year-old Dr. Govindappa Venkataswamy has solved the mystery of leadership: He brings eyesight to the blind and light to the soul. Today, he runs five hospitals that perform more than 180,000 operations each year. Seventy percent of his patients are charity cases; the remaining 30% seek him out and pay for his services because the quality of his wor... posted on Apr 10 2002, 2,107 reads

Nanotechnology has produced a guitar no bigger than a blood cell. The guitar, 10 micrometers long, has six strummable strings.... posted on Apr 06 2002, 1,109 reads

A severe housing shortage on their reservation and the chance to win a national competition prompted a group of Native American, middle-school girls in Montana to develop a way to build a study hall out of straw. They won.... posted on Apr 05 2002, 1,153 reads

Architect Harold Fisher, still working at 100 years of age, was honored as America's "oldest worker."... posted on Apr 02 2002, 1,172 reads

Fabio Selvig was hit by a huge truck while biking. He should have been dead on the spot. But he wasn't. He should have been crippled for life. But he wasn't. He should never have raced a bike again. But he did.... posted on Mar 28 2002, 1,084 reads

A free encyclopedia? In 2001, a collaborative project started to produce a complete encyclopedia from scratch. No one owns the projects and anyone can contribute to it. To date, close to 30,000 articles have been added.... posted on Mar 23 2002, 1,266 reads