The desire to eat meat has posed an ethical question ever since humans achieved reliable crop production: Do we really need to kill animals to live?
Tastes Like Chicken: The Quest for Fake Meat
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Driving Force: Henry Ford
The only time I ever met Henry Ford, he looked at me and probably wondered, “Who is this little s.o.b. fresh out of college?” He wasn’t real big on college graduates, and I was one of 50 in the Ford training course in September 1946, working in a huge drafting room at the enormous River Rouge plant near Detroit.
Richard Corliss On Catwoman
When is a cat a dog? When its Catwoman
A Throwback Exercise: Hula Hooping Becomes the Hot New Workout
To get in shape for her October wedding, Dawn-Samantha Cahill, 25, a production coordinator in New York City, tried every exercise routine she could think of. But the upended positions that yoga required made her feel self-conscious
Striking At the Source
Word leaked out almost as soon as the giant U.S.
New Leaf: A Frenchman’s Vietnam Teahouse
Opening a teahouse in Vietnam may seem like taking coal to Newcastle.
Fighting the Cocaine Wars
Worldwide production of illicit opium, coca leaf and cannabis is many times the amount currently consumed by drug abusers. Some governments do not have control of the narcotics growing regions, and prospects in several countries are dampened by corruption, even government involvement in the narcotics trade.
10 Questions for Michael Dell
As the founder and chairman of his eponymous computer company, Michael Dell changed the way PCs are made and sold.
Burger Meister RAY KROC
Among the army of burger flippers at work across America in the 1960s was a French chef putting his training to use at Howard Johnson’s on Queens Boulevard in New York City.
BHP points to signs of broad global recovery
BHP Billiton on Wednesday added its voice to tentative signs of a more broad-based global recovery when the Anglo-Australian mining group reported record iron ore production in the three months ended September.