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- Navigational Watch
A stylish new chronometer may turn heads-but thanks to its clever, integrated navigation feature, deviations are off the agenda.
The Khaki X-Wind Automatic is the world's first drift-angle calculator in a watch, enabling pilots to accurately calculate and record the crosswinds they will encounter on their planned journey. And for those needing to navigate their way through life on the ground, this new Hamilton timepiece is a terrific co-pilot. - Jazz Bowls
A man who captured the spirit of the Jazz Age in a decorative bowl has been described as America's DaVinci. Yet few people know his work.
That man is Viktor Schreckengost, who in 1931 created the Jazz Bowl. He crafted the bowl at the request of Eleanor Roosevelt to celebrate her husband's re-election as governor of New York. Drawing on his trips to Manhattan, Schreckengost etched into the bowl soaring buildings and jazz motifs, ocean liners and café scenes, an instant hit with the First Lady of New York! - Choose Canola Oil For Crispy Delicious Deep-fried Turkey
Enjoy the fun and great taste of deep-fried turkey-without the guilt. Deep-fry your turkey in heart-healthy canola oil.
Canola oil is low in saturated fats and high in monounsaturated fats, so it's a more healthful choice than any other vegetable oil. Besides, canola oil's high smoke point makes it excellent for deep-frying. - Cutting Through The Myths About Knives
A rock may not seem like a precision tool, but in the Stone Age, it was on the cutting edge. Early man used pieces of flint and other soft stones to fashion blades for making clothing and shelter. From there, the knife took off, becoming one of the most widely used tools in history. Here's a closer look:
Then - Using Uv Light To Eliminate Germs From The Workplace, At Home And On The Go
There's a bright idea in the ongoing battle against bacteria-at home, at the office and on the go. A portable ultraviolet (UV) light gives users the opportunity to wipe the slate clean, protecting themselves and their families from the germs that can cause colds, flu and other illnesses.
It's an effective way to eliminate 99.99 percent of germs, bacteria and virus surface contaminants in only 10 seconds-from virtually any type of surface-to promote better health in a more germ-free environment. - Become A Great Explorer-in Your Backyard
Throughout the centuries, many of humankind's great discoveries have come as a result of great explorers and their never-ending desire to find what has not been found and chart the way for others.
While the days of Galileo, Columbus and Magellan are past, the spirit of exploration is still very much alive. But exploration does not always have to entail a long and perilous journey into the unknown. In fact, there is plenty to explore just by stepping outside the back door. - A Simple Single-handed Server
It's a balancing act. Have you ever tried to use two hands to serve yourself salad at a buffet while holding a plate, napkin and utensils in one hand? It's nearly impossible.
Most tongs tend to be too small to provide an ample portion and often pop open at the worst of times. The really long tongs force you to open your hand too far and are sometimes uncomfortable for kids and seniors. Two-handed servers can be awkward to use without making a mess or dropping everything. And pasta-still slick from cooking-is even more likely to end up all over the counter or table. - Legal Thriller Judged A Hit Now In Paperback
Take a story about a strong-willed and talented woman who has just been named a federal judge. Add a secret double life, hidden enemies, tabloid tales and stir in a shocking murder suicide and you have the recipe for the paperback version of another best-selling novel by Lisa Scottoline.
"Dirty Blonde" (HarperPaperbacks) became a New York Times hardcover best-seller, reaching as high as number 5 on the newspaper's top 10 list.
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