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There was some very tight racing at Xterra UK in Cranleigh, Surrey last weekend, with South Africa’s four-time Xterra world champ Conrad ‘The Caveman’ Stoltz battling for the final Xterra title of his long career. Advertisement >>> South Africa’s Conrad Stoltz to retire after Xterra UK A solid, driving rain the night prior left the…

This is the terrifying moment that a "firenado" sucked a firefighter’s hose 100 ft into the air… before melting it. As crews battled a record number of wildfires in westernmost Canada, they came up against a fire devil – a twisting vortex of orange cloud and flame near Vanderhoof, British Columbia. Footage posted by MC Schidlowsky,…

T.S. Eliot famously argued that authorial intent is irrelevant to understanding a work of literature. It doesn’t matter what the creator was trying to accomplish — all that matters is how you, the reader, responds to it. That bit of 20th century literary criticism is worth keeping in mind when we talk about one of…

class=”article_teaser__2t5do”>With the visitors searching for a new manager and the hosts in indifferent form there should be plenty of interest in backing a stalemate After a tumultuous weekend which saw the sacking of manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, Manchester United will be aiming to avoid further upheaval when they visit Villarreal in their penultimate match in…

At least 22 soldiers were injured in a Wednesday night parachuting exercise in Mississippi when they missed a designated drop zone and landed instead in a group of trees, according to officials. Click Here: Tienda Necaxa Of those hurt, 15 were treated at the scene by medics and seven were taken to a local hospital,…

Les surdoses mortelles aux opioïdes ont continué à augmenter de façon exponentielle l’an dernier au Canada et plus particulièrement en Colombie-Britannique (ouest) où le fentanyl, un puissant sédatif, a été détecté dans huit décès sur dix. En tout au Canada, un peu plus de 3.000 personnes ont succombé à une surdose mortelle aux opiacés. Dans…

Mushrooms that don’t brown. A treatment for sickle-cell anemia. Driving malaria-carrying mosquitoes to extinction. Resurrecting the woolly mammoth. Editing genes in human embryos to make them less susceptible to HIV. These are just a handful of the possibilities of the versatile gene editing tool known as CRISPR that scientists have explored in the few years…