The NFL franchise quarterback — the highly coveted symbol of hope, cornerstone of championship aspirations, difference between irrelevance and immortality — is also the rarest of breeds.
Don’t call it tanking, but desperate organizations abandon win-at-all-cost principles with the goal of landing an elite passing prospect with one of the top picks in the NFL Draft. Other quarterback-needy teams routinely mortgage future resources to improve draft positioning. But despite NFL decision-makers’ robust resumes as talent evaluators and extensive research —
Intermittent fasting has become one of the most popular diets in recent years.
Followers of the eating plan – who drastically cut calories for a day or two each week, or consume all their food during a brief window of time each day – say that it helps with weight loss, it reduces the risk of type 2 diabetes and boosts their gut microbiome.
And big names including Rishi Sunak, Jennifer Aniston and Hugh Jackman swear by fasting to keep
Most people working in SEO will tell you that we have just been through an exceptional period of change and rapid learning required.
From the explosion of generative AI – first from ChatGPT and then Bard running to catch up.
The Google updates that were unrelenting.
And Universal Analytics finally being deprecated and switched off, with GA4 being a steep learning curve for anyone who wasn’t prepared in advance.
In 2024, as the dust settles around the introduction of gen
As she poses jubilantly for a photograph at Everest Base Camp, Corinne Turnbull, 51, looks the picture of fitness.
Conquering the world’s highest mountain is a challenge few of us would contemplate. But in Corinne’s case, that smile of triumph was especially hard-won – as just over a decade earlier, shortly before her 40th birthday, she was diagnosed with the bone-thinning disease osteoporosis.
I recently wrote in this newspaper about my own shock at discovering I had the condition, which
Queen Camilla was all smiles as she left King Charles after visiting him on his second day in hospital after successful prostate surgery on Friday.
The Queen appeared to be sharing a joke with her driver and bodyguard as they grinned alongside her in the Audi as she arrived at The London Clinic at midday.
And that cheerful disposition was retained as the same car drove away this afternoon, after checking in on the monarch.
King Charles is currently spending
How often do you hold back from doing something positive, perhaps making a change that has the potential to make you happier or more successful, all because you’ve convinced yourself another element of your life needs to be perfect first?
This could be something relatively inconsequential, like delaying wearing a new dress or jacket until a really special occasion comes up – only it never actually does.
Or more impactful, such as not applying for a much-wanted promotion until you
Modern banking is a far cry from the analog processes of yesteryear. Today’s smartphone-wielding customers demand hyper-personalized transactions woven seamlessly into everyday life,
one-to-one personal service with their data at agents’ fingertips, and instantaneous financial insights—and some are even pressing for features like blockchain integration and support
for digital currencies. But the ability to serve these customers is not assured: Gartner predicts that by 2025 more than 85% of organizations will move forward
Space is hard, as the saying goes.
As humans have endeavored to launch themselves and their machines beyond Earth, that maxim has been proven again and again. Recent attempts to touch down on the moon — a feat first accomplished nearly 60 years ago by the former Soviet Union’s robotic Luna-9 probe — have been particularly fraught with failure.
But on August 23, an Indian spacecraft, for the first time, successfully landed on the surface of the moon.
It may have been thundering and lightning all day, but Lily Allen refused to let that dampen her spirits as she left the Duke Of York theatre in London on Saturday night.
Former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev claimed Russia would have no choice but to deploy nuclear weapons if the Ukrainian counter-offensive was successful.
Mr Medvedev, who is deputy chair of Russia’s security council, seemingly took to his social media accounts to celebrate Russia’s Navy Day.
In a long message on Twitter, the leader of the ruling United Russia party claimed that the Russian Army isn’t just defending its country’s citizens by fighting Kyiv’s counter-offensive in occupied Ukraine.
He wrote on Twitter:
