Berani tak?

A new tourist attraction at the Grand Canyon set to open this summer, the all-glass and steel Skywalk juts out into the air 4,000 feet above the Colorado River. It's supposed to withstand 71 fully loaded 747s, 100-mile per hour winds and a 7.0 earthquake. Still, bethcha your knees will shake once you step foot on it.

I visited Toronto's CN Tower, and they had a glass floor where you can see the traffic and people and hard, hard, bone-crushing concrete down below. Even that freaking scared me. A few feet away, a three year-old boy was merrily jumping up and down, feeling like he's flying. It's at these times when you pray the people who built this didn't sleep their way through Engineering School.

Happy New Year, people! January's mantra: Resolutions, schmesolutions.