I'm hearing coded messages and Celtic not winning this thing would be a grotesque example of complacency – Hugh Keevins
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Meet the American who launched the Frisbee, Fred Morrison, World War II combat pilot and POW
A 1930s California beach boy, Walter Frederick Morrison saw opportunity in the playtime practice of skimming pie plates through the air. He gave flight to the Frisbee after fighting in the skies over Europe in WWII.
Pep Guardiola's Jack Grealish tactic will dictate Man City's £100m future
Pep Guardiola is credited for many things thanks to his status as the best manager in the world. Tactics, innovation, an ability to simplify complex systems to get his message across.
Meet Elmar Asgarzade, the inventor behind a fuel-saving green invention
Elmar Asgarzade, Chief Science Officer at Extra Mile Technologies and Senior Engineer at Baku Higher Oil School, shares his journey in developing a breakthrough friction modifier that significantly reduces engine friction and fuel consumption. This breakthrough innovation, which reduces friction by 30%, resulting in a 5% reduction in fuel consumption, has been tested and validated by one of the world's leading energy companies.
Beauty buffs praise £30 gadget that reduces forehead lines without the need for anti-ageing creams or serums
Skincare buffs are raving about a nifty gadget that helps reduces forehead lines as well as plump and smooth skin. Those who tried the innovative beauty buy insist that they've noticed a 'massive difference' to their complexion and swear it's 'great' to use alongside their daily skincare routine.
In Olympic village, heat tests limits of organisers' green ambitions
PARIS : The Paris 2024 organisers had hoped their innovative self-cooling Olympic Village apartments would make air conditioning redundant, helping them to deliver the greenest Games in history.
Harnessing Hadrian’s heritage: Athens taps into ancient Roman aqueduct to turn down the heat
After experiencing its hottest June on record and another severe heatwave in July, cooling Athens and conserving water has taken on extra urgency, especially given that this part of Europe is one of the fastest-warming places on Earth. One idea already in the pipeline is to create more green spaces in the Greek capital using water from the city’s ancient Roman aqueduct.
Italy's Via Appia enters the Unesco World Heritage List
Italy is at the top of the Unesco World Heritage list. The World Heritage Committee, meeting in New Delhi at its 46th session, has decided to add the 'Via Appia Regina Viarum' on the World Heritage List - becoming the 60th Italian site to be recognised.