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I'm worried that the overweight will be shunned in the workplace and these new rules will make no one want to hire them.
What do you think about the false accusation of groping against men on trains? "I was molested by perverts on a train when I was a primary school student." |
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Sony juices up the Walkman
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Speaking of how we power our devices, it would be remiss of us not to mention the latest news in the fun-filled world of fuel cells (really — there’s nothing hotter right now). Sony has come up with a cell that runs on anything from fruit juice to Pocari Sweat, converting the glucose therein to electricity.The Bio Battery can be seen on video (at the URL below) powering a desk fan and a Walkman. This presents consumers with an alternative to the more common kinds of fuel cells currently on drawing boards across the world, which typically run on volatile alcohol — an obvious safety headache for developers.
Bio Battery
www.sony.co.jp/
October 25, 2007
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