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It’s time for some under-the-lights playoff racing. Cup Series drivers are set for Saturday’s Federated Auto Parts 400 — the second Cup Series playoff race — at Richmond Raceway. Kevin Harvick, who won last week’s playoff opener at Darlington Raceway to clinch a spot in the second round, will start at the pole. Will the […]

Published in XC_3.30pm

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Published in XC_3.30pm

Seriously, I never want to take them off.

Last season’s top two teams Anorthosis and Omonia had to settle for a point each as they they drew 1-1 at the Antonis Papadoupoulos stadium with the visiting team Omonia having the better of the first half while Anorthosis were the better team in the second. Omonia took an early...

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After a tough past few months at his former club, Filipino international Neil Etheridge is looking forward to a fresh start at Birmingham City, which secured the services of the Azkals goalkeeper on a four-year deal last Friday. Etheridge, 30, saw his minutes drop at Cardiff City last season, but the transfer to another English […]

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Elves were bound to serve wizard families in the Harry Potter universe, but why couldn't they all be free? And how long had they been servants?

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Watch the Bellator 246 live stream online on MMA Fighting for the preliminary card at 8:45 p.m. ET. The fight card for this portion of the event is as follows and can be watched above:

This week on Snapshots we have a wide and varied selection of screenshots from a bunch of games, including some photos from Control, The Last of Us, Fallout 76, and Red Dead Redemption II.

My building is fairly old and because all things start to give out with old age, the floors are warped pretty much everywhere. Warped floors mean one thing: wobbly, uneven furniture. In search of comrades in crookedness (the furniture, not the people), I found some unique suggestions. Some used matchbooks as shims, (the definitive word, I discovered recently, for what’s put under an uneven furniture leg) while others used tiny stacks of books or coasters, and most shockingly, some used empty tuna cans. Читать дальше...