A fire in Hong Kong has killed 55 people so far, and reports say 279 people are still missing. The fire broke out in the Tai Po neighborhood and has engulfed at least seven high-rise buildings. One of the buildings, a public housing complex, has accounted for 55 deaths so far, with more residents still unaccounted for. Authorities believe the fire may have started on bamboo scaffolding that had been set up for repair work. At the moment, three construction company executives have been arrested o

Doctor, warrior, magician, lover I cast this new episode into the void hoping that it is regarded as sweet like summer grapes, and not bitter as blighted wheat. Thank you for all of the support you have given this series, I really appreciate it and consider it a kingly honor to be able to spend my time doing this. I have many more ideas for this series, and I'm gonna keep secreting these episodes like a larval gift to you, my bug colony. Sorry for the fact that the watermark grows like 2 pixels

This year I prepared a unique surprise for my boyfriend and I decided to lie to him and only tell him that I had a small present for him, which was a Calvin Klein shirt. I wanted to see if he would be disappointed, and of course, he wasn’t. He accepted it with the same grateful heart he always has, and it just proved once again what kind of person he is, someone who appreciates even the smallest things. Later, when I revealed the real surprise, he was so happy. He isn’t the type to show big emot

Leave it to the Swiss to have pioneered what are called complications, or features beyond the display of time. Take the perpetual calendar, calibrated precisely until the end of the century. It can tell you the day of the week, the date, and the month – accounting for leap years, says Jaeger-LeCoultre's Matthieu Sauret. “It knows everything,” says Sauret. “There is no electronics at all in this timepiece. Everything is gears, gear trains, wheels, and springs.” #mechanicalwatch #watch #swisswatch