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Sleep to be Sexy, Slim and Smart
Be smart, feel sexy and become slimmer with a good night's sleep


The Dad Effect
Who knew that fathers were biologically equipped to nurture children?


Beijing's Makeover
Architects have created a dazzling display of modernistic buildings
for the country's Olympics. Take a whirlwind tour with writer Gary Sledge


Spreading the Message
Nobel Prize winner Rajendra Kumar Pachauri talks about his work
on global warming


Funny Girl
Tina Fey talks about her smart-aleck family, her favourite Stooge,
and the fine line between mean and mellow


Immigrant Art
Migration has long been a fact of life in the Philippines, so common
that it has given birth to the Overseas Foreign Artist


Web War One
Who is behind the unprecedented cyber attack on Estonia...
and who's next?


A Heart for Laura
Four hours to go and the little girl's heart transplant was missing
only one thing: the heart


In Harm's Way
When a polar bear threatened her children, a tiny mum took it on


With His Own Two Hands
From illegal immigrant picking tomatoes to brain surgeon, one
man has overcome the odds


Exercise Myths Debunked
These eight myths are possibly holding you back at the gym


War and Peace
A WWII pilot meets a Japanese man he once dropped bombs on


Four Ways of Looking at a Bicycle
From art to transport, a bike can be many things to many people


Bonus Read: Man Down
Battling a raging house fire sent Donny Herbert into a
ten-year coma. Then he woke up

How to Raise an A+ Student
Three very different families reveal their secrets to success


What Makes a Hero
Nature, nurture ・or both?


The Science of Sleep
To help children get a good night's rest, learn what you can change
- and what you can't


Right Words to Inspire
Seven things you should say to your kids ・and seven things you shouldn't


How to Click and Clean?
If you're on MySpace or Facebook, so is your potential boss.
Time to make some changes?


The Meaning of Green
We decode the well-intentioned if baffling array of eco-jargon and symbols


The Making of Barack Obama
A look at the life and times of the US Presidential hopeful


Running for His Life
He suffers from a debilitating disease that affects his movement,
but when Ryan runs, he feels alive


Grow Up Already
Stop giving in to your inner child


A Reversal of Roles
When her mother becomes ill with Alzheimer's, a daughter find
herself taking on the role of a parent


Hanging Tough
These kids have to endure hours of gruelling training for
their chance at glory


Goodbye Madras
Bombay is now Mumbai and Madras is now Chennai. How are we to
keep track of all these changes?


Out Cold
Nathan's heart had stopped beating for 30 minutes. To revive him,
doctors first have to warm his icy cold body


Metal Guru
Steel magnate Lakshmi Mittal is the fifth richest person
in the world


The Power of Forgiveness
He pardoned the people who brutally murdered his family

Medical Breakthroughs 2008
New hope for cancer, diabetes, dementia and more


Searching for Marita
Susana Trimarco of Argentina set out to find her missing daughter. Instead
she discovered a shadowy world of human trafficking and forced prostitution


Jump or Die
The snowboarder trapped on a mountain faced a stark choice
・freeze to death or throw himself into space


Rise of Cyber Bullying
In the internet's always-on playground, schoolyard harassment
can turn deadly


Retrain Your Brain
Twenty memory tricks you'll never forget


Harrison Ford in Focus
The leading man talks about his latest Indiana Jones flick


Gut Feeling
The doctors thought it was appendicitis. My instincts told
me it was something else


Loose Nukes
How hard is it for terrorists to get their hands on nuclear
weapons? The terrifying answer is: Not very


Stolen Identity
She confronted the woman who stole her identity and a
foot chase ensued


Secrets of Insurance Salesmen
What you really need, and what you can do without,
when buying insurance coverage


Bird-watchers
Some people think birders have their pants pulled up
a little too high


The Truth About Carbon Offsetting
Is this new environmental measure all it is made out to be?


Nick of Time
Extraordinary photos of great escapes


Home Sickness
When you fall in love with an old house, you tend to
overlook big faults


Dead of Night
There was a crazed gunman in their bedroom. Robert Mandziara
had to act to save his wife and kids

First Class Asia
With top notch offerings right here in Asia, why go anywhere else?


Eyes to the Future
Getting thorough vision exams for your children could make
the difference in their development


Fat Inc.
Is the XXL-ing of America a look into our own future?


13 Green Questions Answered
Your everyday decisions really can make a difference


The Way to Happiness
Proven tips to help you get where you want to be


Jungle Girls
Read the FULL transcript of the interview with Terri and
Bindi Irwin


Travel Islam
Celebrate the countries and cultures of the Islamic world


Are These the World's Saviours?
Can the 'village elders', brought together by Richard Branson,
solve the world's problems?


Acquitted
He went to prison for 30 years for a crime he didn't commit.
The worst part? The FBI knew of his innocence


Star of the Slow Lane
A little gasoline can go a really long way


The Promise
After her son died of leukaemia, Kathy Staub kept her promise
to help other patients with the disease


Let There Be Light
When did the process of changing a light-bulb become so complicated


The Day I Died
Richard Hammond wanted to go faster than he'd ever gone before.
He did... then the car crashed

Get a Grip
Don't let technology take over your life. Learn how to switch off


Are You Driving Youself Sick?
How to minimise your stress behind the wheel


Cosmetic Surgery: Cure or Curse?
It's a big and fast-growing business, but as with any other,
it's ''buyer beware''


The CO2 Project
This experiment in a remote Canadian town may provide the answer
to global warming


The Future's So Bright
Want an all-singing, all-dancing toilet or a robotic cleaner?
Follow the tech trail through Japan's gleaming streets and kooky labs


Knocked About
She is Hollywood's newest star, but Katherine Heigl remembers
when life was much darker than grey


Some Like It Hot and Some Like It Hotter
. . . as our intrepid reporter Robert Kiener discovered


Risky Business
The medical procedure could kill her, but she knew she had
to try for the sake of her child


Burying Carbon Dioxide
This experiment in a remote Canadian town may provide the
answer to global warming


Kidnapped!
A mother's trip to Bolivia to visit her daughter turns into
a harrowing experience


A Long Lost Love
They met in an orphanage as children and pledged their love


Care and Share
Marriage is all about sharing. Or is it?


Lost at Sea
Although it's been decades since the USS Grunion disappeared,
the submariners' families never stopped searching


Save the Horses
The horses were trapped and could drown at any moment


Home Sweet Zoo
Living in a wildlife park has its unique share of challenges


Split Second Heroes
When the bridge collapsed, these individuals knew they had to
act fast or more lives would be lost

What They Did For Love
Candies and flowers may do the trick for some but here are amazing
stories about people who have gone the extra mile for the ones they love


The Love You Want
Seven secrets to a sexy marriage


The Common Disease Killing Our Children
Pneumococcal disease will strike close to one million children
worldwide ・but there are ways to reduce the toll


How to be a Millionaire
Meet five people who have done it. With their advice, so can you


Quit Your Belly Aching
How to tell if your stomach pain is from that spicy curry, job
stress or something more serious


Born to Ride
McLaren's Lewis Hamilton has shot from near obscurity to global celebrity


The Science of Slicing Pizza
. . . and Other Everyday Problems Solved


How to Pick a perfect Partner
The science and maths behind our most important choice


I Was Homeless
Alone and with no roof over my head, I was starting to despair


Back in the Game
Bionic bones helped them get back on their feet


Head-On!
In the distance, she saw headlights racing straight towards her


Quit Your Belly Aching
How to recognise what the different rumbles in your tummy mean


The Grassroots Guru
Anil Gupta is always on the lookout for ideas and inventions to reward


Road Trip
A technological ignoramus road tests a GPS


Going for Green
China needs to face up to its big environmental challenges


Earth Temples
There's a beauty in these places of worship that celebrates the
most positive activities of man


An Unspeakable Nightmare
After she was brutally assualted, the illiterate Pakistani woman
chose to stand up for herself and her honour

Asian of the Year: The Medicine Maker
Krisana Kraisintu has fought tirelessly to get her generic AIDS
and malaria drugs to the people who need them most


New Ways to Live Longer
The world's average life expectancy is about 67 years. But we may
soon increase that greatly


New Ways to Make a Bundle
These days, there are an amazing number of ways to earn extra money
・we're talking big bucks


The Truth About Global Warming
What are scientists really saying about climate change?


Artful Dodgers
All over the world, taxpayers come up with ever more inventive
ways to keep their earnings firmly in their own pockets.
But tax collectors can be creative, too


Loving Memory
When two abused elephants are reunited after 23 years, their joy
is trumpeted throughout the colony


Asleep at the Wheel
Sleepy drivers may as well be drunk. Learn how to spot them


Sweet Sound of Success
My 羨mazing Race' started early when my mum showed me that
anything is possible if you never give up


Out of the Darkness
Born with a rare form of blindness, Dylan is finding his own way


Journey to the Top of the World
Breaking ice on the trip of a lifetime to the Artic to
see what all the fuss is about


Home Security
Installing an alarm system at home foils the wrong people
- namely me


New Ways to Boost Your Brain Power
It took just seven days for Steve Armstrong to sharpen up
his brain to Mensa level


The Accidental Family
How seven boys from very different backgrounds in New York City became buddies


Monkey Do
When she's not sneaking the peanut butter, this highly trained
capuchin from Monkey College is the best caretaker a guy could have


Why Didn't I Think of That?
Here are 33 great ideas from around the world to make your life
easier, safer or simply better


Book Bonus: Presumed Guilty
The District Attorney lied. Their school denounced them. And the
media had a field day. The untold story behind a shocking rush to judgment