This is a two-week detox plan that's actually realistic. You'll learn to eat healthy, feel awesome, and stay that way.

This is an unabridged transcription of the food and cookery chapter of Le Ménagier de Paris (a medieval manuscript dated to circa 1393), edited by Jérome Pichon in 1846 for La Société Des Bibliophiles François.

Cooking doesn't get much easier than this. BTW, these are mostly desserts. I hope you're OK with that.

Traditional recipes call for shortcrust pastry encasing beef, potatoes, swede and onion – but do you prefer cheese and onion, chicken and vegetable or even a clanger or a bridie?

While parkour reimagines the city for artistic or athletic expression, parkour strength training repurposes walls, rails, and stairs into training tools. When you know what to look for, common obstacles at public parks, schools, and plazas can help you get stronger, anytime and anywhere.

When lifting weights, it’s easy to devise a plan to work towards a specific lifting goal, because in order to get there all you have to do is use a lesser weight that you can handle and gradually increase the weight over time till you reach the goal weight. It’s a little more tricky when you are performing bodyweight exercises—you can’t exactly hack off some of your limbs to make yourself lighter, so you really don’t have anything to “work up from.” Thus, without the proper progression plan it can be impossible to meet certain goals. For instance, if you can’t perform a single push-up, how are you going to train yourself to reach a goal of say, 10 push-ups?

Before we get into exercises to progress into a pull-up, let’s chat about some general strategies.

Today we’re going to take you step-by-step (and jump-by-jump) through beginner parkour training.

Back in 2012, Gabriel Wyner wrote an article for Lifehacker detailing how he learned French in 5 months and Russian in 10, using mostly spare time on the subway. That article went viral.

I hear confessions of Father Ted co-creator Arthur Mathews, Fr Jack, Fr Dougal, Fr Damo, Fr Stone, Fr Ziggy, Eoin McLove and Terry McNamee, plus more secret lives, why some people hated Ted and miscellaneous Tedfoolery

This page is a directory of articles on devices/coats of arms. These articles cover both SCA practice and real-world heraldic practices and should be of interest to submitters as well as heralds of all levels in the SCA.

British words and phrases that have got popular in the U.S.

The letter you always wanted to write

international journal of socialist renewal

Tout le monde connaît le franglais, le créole, et le patois surtout depuis "Bienvenue chez les Cht’is. Le breton, lui, est une vraie langue mais il existe aussi en Bretagne, à côté de cette langue ancestrale un parler pittoresque fait de mots bretons, français et de néologismes empruntant aux deux langues.

Cornwall is one of the most deprived areas in western Europe, despite its luxury holiday homes – with house prices way beyond the reach of young locals. Now popular Cornish tourist destinations are rising up against the incomers

You wouldn't let a little thing like a rail line being down stop you, would you?

THE terrace chant of "Oggy! Oggy! Oggy!" that rings out whenever Wales play may not be quite so Welsh after all.

The following article has been put together to summarise the research that has been carried out so far in reconstructing a working example of the type of bagpipe once found in Cornwall (pybow sagh).