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Good news for all us geeks who are up to the early hours of the morning, research has shown that the recommended 8 hours sleep a day, may not be all that great and has very little grounding.
A six-year study Kripke headed up of more than a million adults ages 30 to 102 showed that people who get only 6 to 7 hours a night have a lower death rate than those who get 8 hours of sleep.
This item has the portability of a tent, but provides the benefits of a permanent structure without the costs which may normally be associated with it.
This makes it highly suitable for uses in countries where aid is being given, especially immediately after a crisis has taken place.
The concrete canvas can easily be set up in the following way:
On Monday 27th March, Alton Towes premiered their new advert on ITV for their new attraction: Charlie & The Chocolate Factory – The Ride.
The attraction itself opens this weekend (1st April). Work has been taking place on the ride since half way through the 2005 season and replaces the old Toyland Tours exibit (CATCF is in fact a modification of this old ride). It is part of the redevelopment of The Cred Street Area, which was starting to look dated compared to other parts of the park. A further attraction – a driving school – will be introduced later this season or next season.
The US has regained first place in an annual global league table of countries making most extensive and constructive use of computers and the internet.
The survey looks at numerous factors, such as how much nations are using the internet to increase competitiveness.
The UK came in 10th in the league table, an improvement by 2 places.
The full top 10 list is as follows: US, Singapore, Denmark, Iceland, Finland, Canada, Taiwan, Sweden, Switzerland and the UK.
Easton sports has launched the worlds first bike featuring nanotechnology products.
The bike is 23% lighter than the previous lightest model and weighs just 960 grams.
The Van Nuys, California-based firm introduced the first aluminium products into sports equipment the 1930s and moved into composite materials in the 1980s (a little behind F1 technology at the time). Now, however, Easton is ahead of the game again with the launch of a bicycle featuring carbon nanotube technology. Carbon nanotubes are tiny cylinders of carbon atoms that have 100 times the strength of steel but weigh considerably less.