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22 February 2015

Lost Sherlock Holmes story found in Scotland; read it now





Walter Elliot found Sherlock Holmes: Discovering the Border Burghs and, by deduction, the Brig Bazaar in his attic, according to The Telegraph. Elliot was given the 48-page pamphlet half a century ago by a friend, but forgot all about it existence until recently.



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11 December 2014

5 of Hearthstone: Goblins vs. Gnomes’ most promising new cards





Above: It's all in the cards. It’s called Goblins vs. Gnomes, but the real fight is between you and any random person also playing Hearthstone.



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09 December 2014

The how guide to take up running





Running, while an easy exercise to pick up, isn’t for everyone; one person’s meditative mile is another’s boredom-inducing march.



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27 November 2014

'Star Wars : The Force Awakens' Teaser Trailer to Release Online Friday





Never fear, “Star Wars” fans who don't live near one of 30 theaters that will premiere the first trailer over Thanksgiving weekend.



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18 November 2014

The Two-Way





The growing popularity of electronic cigarettes has now sparked the notice of the estimable Oxford Dictionaries, which has chosen "vape" as the word of the year for 2014. The word can be a noun or a verb; it beat out contenders such as "bae" and "normcore."



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Revealed: The word of the year is 'vape'





After much discussion, Oxford Dictionaries have revealed their word of the year: 'vape'. Eminent lexicographer Jonathon Green is unimpressed It’s that time of the year.



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17 October 2014

OS X Yosemite review: a solid upgrade for everyone (especially iPhone users)





Apple's latest desktop operating system, Yosemite, is available today as a free download for anyone with a reasonably new (or not-so-new) Mac. Here's the thing, though: Many of you are already using it.



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09 October 2014

11 Tips for Newbie Runners





Our Facebook fans share their best advice for beginner runners. Welcome to our first Social Studies post! In this column, we'll share the latest trends, conversations, viral photos, video, and more, all pulled from our social media platforms on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and Pinterest.



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28 September 2014

Top 10 Newbie Training Tips





Our beginner's expert shares what you need to know to start running. Susan- I'm going to begin running and I want to be sure I start out right. I have seen several friends suffer from injuries when they began running, so I'm looking for advice on what I can do to help ensure my success.



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17 September 2014

Leaks reveal Amazon ‘Kindle Voyage’ e-reader, with new sensors in bezel for turning pages





Leaks on the German and Japan versions of Amazon.com this morning reveal new details about the company’s next-generation Kindle e-reader, named the “Kindle Voyage.



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16 September 2014

Report: First AVENGERS: AGE OF ULTRON Official Synopsis





Unofficial Disney news blog Stitch Kingdom has what they say is the first official synopsis for May 1, 2015's Avengers: Age of Ultron. So without further ado: "Marvel Studios presents Avengers: Age of Ultron, the epic follow-up to the biggest Super Hero movie of all time.



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15 September 2014

A Glossary Of Running Terms





From bandits to threshold runs, here are some words you need to know. Us runners, with our sometimes funny-sounding vocabulary, can come off as quirky. That’s just the way it is.



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08 September 2014

2014 Fall TV preview: The A.V. Club calls the shots (part 1)





In a television climate of constant remodeling, reshaping, and reinvention, the viewer has more control than ever before.



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03 September 2014

The Horror Novel That Stephen King Couldn’t Stop Reading





When Stephen King calls a book “scary as hell and hypnotic,” don’t read it late at night in a tent in the woods. That was the moment on my vacation when I picked up “Broken Monsters,” a new thriller by Lauren Beukes.



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02 September 2014

11 Tips for Newbie Runners





Welcome to our first Social Studies post! In this column, we'll share the latest trends, conversations, viral photos, video, and more, all pulled from our social media platforms on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and Pinterest.



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28 August 2014

19 August 2014

Tips for Your First Race





Even for seasoned racers, the days before a race can be stressful. With all the hope and hard work that you’ve invested in your goal event, you want to arrive at the starting line feeling calm, healthy, and ready to run your best.



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5K Training Tips For Running Rookies





Follow these guidelines and enjoy your path to the finish line! Signing up to run a 5K race is the perfect way to kick-start a fitness routine and/or shed those unwanted pounds. For many beginning runners, the initial training routine can seem daunting.



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11 August 2014

The 6 Best Exercises for New Runners





The most important exercise you can do as a new runner is, of course, running. But your risk of injury will go down--and your enjoyment of running will go up--if you take a few minutes a day to stretch and strengthen key parts of your body.



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01 June 2014

When to buy new sneakers?

Your Weight, In Relation To Your Sneakers
Most runners have probably heard the benchmark estimate that it's time to replace running shoes every 300 to 500 miles. But according to my report, that number changes depending on how much you weigh. Try using this handy equation: Divide 75,000 by your bodyweight in pounds. Then divide that number by the number of miles you run each week. Voila: The approximate number of weeks you can wear your sneaks before they lose all their protective value.