In response to the recent video by a vegetarian who filmed a McDonald hamburger everyday for 6 months in her house with two dogs, I decided to duplicate the “experiment”. There have been many questions about why the burger in her video shrank 10% after one day, and the fries kept moving, etc.. So I left my burger out and within 4 hours, there was hardly a trace of the burger and/or the fries left. This PROVES that a real McDonalds hamburger will biodegrade very quickly in real world conditions, so her “experiment” must have been faked.
Museum of American Finance President David Cowen and renowned San Francisco-based jewelry designer Sidney Mobell have lately unveiled a Monopoly game set made out of solid gold and encrusted with jewels. Luxurious attention has been paid to every detail. The set of dice alone is worth $10,000, with 42 full-cut diamonds for the number dots. All of the properties that make up the game board are also done in gems, with a total of 165 gemstones. The “Chance” and “Community Chest” cards have been photo-etched. The 18-karat gold jeweled Monopoly set is expected to be worth roughly $2 million.
Card 2.0 is the next logical step in personal banking. Half credit card, half futuristic gadget, the cards are as versatile as they are secure. You can tie multiple accounts to the same card or completely hide certain digits of your card number at the push of a button — buttons which are embedded in the card and are as thin as the card itself.
