How to Become A More “Normal” Eater
Three tips that’ll help when you feel like your eating habits are totally out of control.
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Are You Running Junk Miles?
With running, those last few miles might really make…no difference.
Toure: We gave perfect response
Yaya Toure felt both he and Manchester city would continue proving the critics wrong, after providing the perfect response to losing the Manchester derby last weekend with a 2-0 win over West Ham on Sunday.
Aluko earns Chelsea Ladies' win
Eni Aluko’s second-half strike maintained Chelsea’s perfect start to the FA WSL 1 as they beat champions Liverpool 1-0 at Wheatsheaf Park.
Hall way ahead in Alleged
Parish Hall travelled well throughout on the way to landing the Alleged Stakes at the Curragh – completing a treble for trainer Jim Bolger and jockey Kevin Manning.
Tom O'Brien fails alcohol test
Tom O’Brien was prevented from taking up his only ride of the day at Stratford after failing an alcohol test.
'Kouyate intended Silva elbow'
West Ham’s Cheikhou Kouyate intentionally used his elbow on Manchester City midfielder David Silva, say the Sky Sports pundits.
Opinion: Binge-watching is ruining the magic of TV
Watching five episodes of a new thing in a row isn’t a good idea, no matter how enticing Netflix and opinion columns about Game of Thrones in the Guardian make the concept seem. Yes, it gives you something to talk about on the internet the next day, but it devalues the experience of watching a series unfold and grow. Good TV used to be associated with a time in your
Running Man of Tech: Can you turn a runner into a triathlete in 8 weeks?
Swimming: harder than I remember I’m clinging to slippery tiles, fingers rapidly wrinkled, while small children play happily on foam tubes near me. In between the waves of sickness I’m wondering when these spaghetti-like buoyancy aids were invented. Did they have them when I was young? Was I deprived of the joy they’re bringing nearly ever child in this pool? Would I be able to pass as a swimmer now
Moore's Law at 50: how his predictions have shaped the future
Introduction and impact of Moore’s Law It’s 50 years since Gordon E Moore, co-founder of the Intel Corporation, made the observation that became known as Moore’s Law. In 1965 Electronics magazine had asked him to write an article predicting what would happen in the semiconductor component industry in the subsequent 10 years. Moore was, at that time, director of R&D at Fairchild Semiconductor, and this made him something of an