If you do, you’ll see weight-loss results even faster, Kimberly “Most people don’t even realize what they’re saying to themselves, and most people only think that the only factors that affect their weight are what they’re eating and how they’re working out,” Kimberly said.
It’s that time of year again — the time to apply three coatings of sunscreen every day.
Oisin Murphy steered hot favourite Karpino to a resounding victory in the German 2000 Guineas at Cologne.
Pakistan’s cricket board have banned left-arm spinner Raza Hasan for two years after he tested positive for cocaine.
Exciting sprinter Limato is set to put his unbeaten record on the line in the 888Sport Sandy Lane Stakes at Haydock on Saturday.
On-loan Vitesse striker Bertrand Traore scored a beautiful goal in their 1-1 draw with Zwolle at the weekend, nutmegging a defender before finessing his shot past the keeper.
Ben Stokes grabbed two wickets in two balls to propel England to within five wickets of victory over New Zealand before tea on the fifth day of the first Test.
Joining the ranks of the Empire State Building and Top of the Rock, One World Observatory, the $100 million, three-story attraction atop One World Trade Center, offers breathtaking views of New York City and beyond. But there’s more than just views here—and there should be, given the $32 ticket price—from dazzling, high-tech elevators to fine dining. The observatory opens to the public on May 29, but we got a sneak
Introduction Those who work with email detest it, but it is still a daily part of many of our lives – and the provisions made for email within Windows leave a lot to be desired. As someone who works online, I send and receive many emails a day and need a trusty email client that won’t break or falter. After the disaster that was Windows Vista, Microsoft ditched Windows Mail
If you’ve got two pencils, some paper, a cameraphone and no problem with looking ridiculous on the internet, you can take part in the Charlie Charlie Challenge that is currently taking over Vine and Twitter. Once we had chain emails that promised a grizzly end if you didn’t forward them on to everyone in your address book, now we have Vine-based Ouija boards. By drawing a grid, writing yes in