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8-Tracks, Vinyl, Cassettes, Laser Discs, and Paper?
Imagine storing 25 GB of High-Definition TV on a CD. Made of paper. It's now possible thanks to Sony and Toppan Printing Co. Ltd. of Japan. The two companies teamed up two years ago to develop the Blue-ray optical disc. It uses a blue laser beam that doesn't read below the disc's surface into its substrate, so they were able to manufacture a disc which has a total weight that is 51% paper. Not only does this mean that you can destroy the discs with a pair of scissors (increasing data security), but it's expected to reduce the cost per disc. Just make sure you don't set your coffee on it.

Toxic Suggestion
007 and Britney Spears? No way, say producers of the 21st Bond installment, slated for a November 2005 release. The Princess of Pop reportedly approached producers asking to be the next Bond Girl. "Not unless 007 goes undercover as a pimp," quipped Graham Rye, publisher of Britian's 007 Magazine, to the NY Post. Even 007 himself laughed off the notion by commenting, "But Britney, no. Bless her cotton socks and good luck to her." Bond girls are sexy, exotic, smart, powerful, sassy, talented, witty, and powerful. They are