William Shatner stole Leonard Nimoy's bike ! - YouTube

> William Shatner stole Leonard Nimoy's bike ! - YouTube

> In an effort to maintain secrecy, engineers testing the watch outside the office even created fake casing that made the Apple device resemble a Samsung watch, one person said.

> Apple’s New Job: Selling a Smartwatch to an Uninterested Public - NYTimes.com

The Coma Cluster of Galaxies

APOD: 2015 March 1 - Inside the Coma Cluster of Galaxies

Any volunteers?

> Surgeon Sergio Canavero, director of the Turin Advanced Neuromodulation Group in Italy, thinks he’s developed a new technique for head transplants that will avoid some of the problems caused by earlier attempts at such surgeries involving dogs and monkeys.

> Head transplant survey doctor says head transplants two years away | BGR

After reading this article I would not be surprised at a $10,000 Apple Watch Edition that needs to be "serviced" every couple of years...

> I think this is a problem that we all ought to be concerned about, and that the major watch companies should be doing more to address. This small set of companies are now selling literally millions of mechanical watches annually (~28.5 million for 2014), with more than 615,000 in the above-$6,000 Swiss watch category alone. These new watches have better materials and lubrication than their vintage cousins, but they still need to be serviced and regulated. Either the major brands need to invest more in servicing facilities, or they need to be willing to work with trained and licensed independent technicians. If they don't, the cost and frustration of ownership will simply irritate us all into forgoing this hobby of ours.

> Letters To The Editor: A Scholar's Thoughts On The Old Watch Repair Conundrum — HODINKEE - Wristwatch News, Reviews, & Original Stories