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Six different NFL teams are kicking themselves for passing over Tom Brady in the 2000 NFL Draft.

To be held at       St Francis School, Marlborough Road, Pewsey SN9 5NT Wiltshire    Organiser: Neil Bromley (British Fencing Coach) – President Swindon F C & Secretary of Wiltshire Fencing Union Home Tel: 01793 778174            Email:...
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This turbo is ideal for a Top Mount SR or KA, most top mounts have a T3 flange so you can make the most of a top mount setup. But those GT3071R are a little laggy. I wanted to offer you a quicker spool, more efficient power, and a beast turbo and this is what it features:

Brady knew he had to make a change to stay healthy if he wanted to continue playing football.

"Numme nit huddle!"

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Huch, da wird mir ja ganz anders.

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Fifteen bright young minds from Malawi, Namibia, South Africa, Zambia and Zimbabwe came together late last year to brainstorm innovative solutions to combat land corruption. Across Africa, one in every two people needing access to land-related services is affected by corruption. This could be a politician issuing title deeds to a select community to […]

How will SpaceX ’s engineers view team rLoop’s work?

The President is also reportedly  obsessed with TV coverage and decorating 

In an animated interview, the Supreme Court justice describes her early career.

Ajesh Patalay on helping the hospitality industry return to service

From the lakes of Berlin to the waters of Malibu, the jet set have a new joy ride

Many of us marvel at celebrities’ apparent ability to defy age, and actually improve on their looks with every year. Celebs used to keep quiet about what they were doing to halt the march of time. But in recent years we’ve witnessed an open (and we think captivating) discussion about what, and who, is giving A-listers their […]

Today has been identified as the most prolific day in the calendar for workers 'pulling a sickie'

Urban legend has it that "all" of our paper currency is tainted with cocaine. These scientists decided to test whether this is true, and if so, how much of the drug is there. By testing over four thousand bills of various denominations gathered from 90 locations over more than a decade, they estimate that the "average" bill carries only 2.34 ng of cocaine (a tiny, tiny amount), but any given bill has ~15% chance of having more than 20 ng... which is still a tiny amount, but it's there! Um...

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Your diet isn’t the only thing tied to your metabolism. These processes regulate all kinds of biological systems — even artificial ones, like cities.

The grasshopper mouse ain't like any other mouse on Earth, in the sense that it fights scorpions and turns their venom from a toxin into a painkiller.

Last month, Eugene Cernan, the last human to date to walk on the Moon, passed away. Anthony Young recounts Cernan's spaceflight career, including the missions leading up to Apollo 17.

Space advocates often talk about opening the space frontier, but is NASA really working to do so? Steve Hoeser argues that US space policy should be revamped to emphasize not just exploration of space, but establishing a growing economic presence there.

North Korea's space program, interconnected to its missile development efforts,remains cloaked in secrecy. Jim Oberg, one of the few Westerners to get a glimpse of that effort, warns that the US should be cautious of any future satellite launch attempts.