All the reasons why it has never been harder to be an MLB hitter
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NES Tetris players call it 'rolling', and they're setting new world records
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The ultimate AeroPress technique (Episode #3)
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Why it's almost impossible to make a 7-10 split in bowling
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Golf is facing an existential crisis
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Valtteri Bottas 'absolutely believes' he can win 2021 Formula 1 title having worked on mindset over winter
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There are no left-handed catchers in baseball. But why?
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How to give brownies a smooth, glossy top
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How do you act drunk on screen – Danish film 'Another Round' features performances so convincing that it's tempting to believe the actors were tipsy
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Why Sergio Ramos' penalties are so difficult to save, according to a goalkeeper
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Vasyl Lomachenko's fencing-like jabs explained - Technique breakdown
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How to cut a dovetail joint by hand
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Can you over-knead bread dough by hand?
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Goalkeepers from Denmark catch the football differently thanks to a technique known as 'The Danish Catch'
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How to sharpen kitchen knives with Brad Leone | It's Alive
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Figure skaters try to keep up with hockey players
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Every way to cook a tomato | Bon Appétit
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Every way to cook a steak (forty-three methods) | Bon Appétit
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The Grandmaster diet: How to lose weight while barely moving
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The knuckleball isn’t dead yet
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New ‘warshipping’ technique gives hackers access to enterprise offices
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Josh Hader’s fastball is baseball’s most mysterious pitch
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What’s really behind baseball’s home run surge?
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Every way to cook a potato (sixty-three methods) | Bon Appétit
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Can I improve Gordon Ramsay's beef wellington?
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What it felt like: If “living history” role-plays in the classroom can so easily go wrong, why do teachers keep assigning them?
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"It was a staple of baseball debate that the curveball just might be an optical illusion."
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Every way to cook an egg (fifty-nine methods) | Bon Appétit
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Neri Oxman's new glass printing technique could lead to 3D-printed glass building facades
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Disney - The magic of animation
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Brewing a great cup of coffee depends on chemistry and physics
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Every way to cook a chicken breast (thirty-two methods) | Bon Appétit
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Anthony Bourdain on the worst mistake when cooking steak
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Kitchen care | Basics with Babish
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Jacques Pépin Techniques: Proper knife skills for cutting, chopping and slicing
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The GameCube controller’s A button subtly taught us how to play
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MLB hitters explain why they can't just beat the shift
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What is your favourite chess opening?
Mine's definitely Evan's Gambit. IF I can get a game with it I'm going to play it. Always leads to a fun, spicy game with enough tactical mess to make for a great blitz game. For any classical...
Mine's definitely Evan's Gambit. IF I can get a game with it I'm going to play it. Always leads to a fun, spicy game with enough tactical mess to make for a great blitz game. For any classical game though I'd probably just stick with open Italian systems but castling queenside and throwing pawns if they dare castle first.
How about you guys?
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Lionel Messi walks better than most players run
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Why Max Scherzer is the perfect pitcher for this baseball era
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