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I demanded they stop, but dad said this is just typical stuff men challenge each other with and said that I was ruining the fun.

Did you know that around 77% of people have anxiety about public speaking? Fortunately, the rest of the population seems to thrive on standing up and captivating an audience with their words. A great public speaker can help transform a conference or event into a memorable experience. Hiring a keynote speaker, in particular, is a […]

Long before Seamus became arguably the best-value player of the Premier League era, there was another Coleman who played for Everton, prolific goalscorer and WWI war veteran Tim who also played for Woolwich Arsenal, Fulham and Nottingham Forest at the peak of his career.

E.O. Wilson has devoted his life to a better understanding of the workings of the natural world and to sharing his research and insights with Harvard students.

Ed Brown captained Bradford and Bingley EAST Bierley’s approach of going hard at the start of their innings and then hoping that their bowlers can put a squeeze on their opponents, allied by scoreboard pressure, has again paid dividends. The formula helped the Gordon Rigg Bradford Premier League Championship promotion chasers defeat top-flight Bradford & Bingley by 117 runs at Wagon Lane in a Priestley Cup quarter-final. Bierley, who were without skipper Adam Brown (coaching Yorkshire u...

John Murray – Everton’s First Boy Mascot Every once in a while, I post photos on Twitter from my painstakingly-curated Everton archive. As one of life’s observers, I particularly love black-and-white pictures; they’re intriguing and I examine them closely. Online and suitably hash-tagged, these monochrome mementos awaken memories from similarly nostalgic/thwarted Evertonians. They join the thread with their recollections of that match, their heroes and their recurring disap...

Goodison Park, a Greyhound Stadium and Walton Hall Park Everton and the Rise, Fall and Revival of Women’s Football This December marks a centenary of one of the most significant football matches played at Goodison Park – but it did not involve Everton FC. The participants were Preston’s Dick, Kerr Ladies FC and their St. Helens counterparts. The festive season match, in front of a record crowd for a women’s match, suggested that the women’s game was on the way to establishing itself...