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• Best learning holidays for kids
Dodgeball on the paddle tennis court drew more players, but for the dozen or so science geeks who showed up to watch whales, look at plankton under a microscope and learn navigation with a sextant, it was the highlight of the voyage. Time away from ...
• Revisions’ to knee, hip implants on the rise
Tennis? Depends on who you ask. "It gives you an ability to do more, but that doesn't mean you should do more," says Dr. Thomas Barber of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons. Last week, the Oakland, Calif., surgeon got tough with a patient who ...
• World’s best airport hotels 2008  
Business travelers staying in one of 441 rooms and executive suites appreciate amenities such as the outdoor pool, lighted tennis court and indulgent sauna and steam facilities that prepare you for yet another a trans-Pacific haul. Over in Europe ...
• 3D Imaging Spreads to Fashion and Beyond
Falling prices also make 3D computing more available to a wider range of businesses, such as jewelry, consumer electronics, and consumer products such as tennis shoes. And 3D is taking off in architecture and in medical fields, such as orthopedics ...
• Can too much whoopee ruin your workout?
That burns about 20 to 30 calories, he says, and is about as strenuous as playing table tennis, gardening or pulling a golf cart. Obviously, longer love-making sessions would burn more calories, but it’s still unlikely to add up to anything overly ...