JONTY: This edition of Let’s Talk Sport will be a little bit different gentlemen – it’s quiz time! Inspired by former Star staffer Tyler Lewis who conducted one of these at the end of last season which saw Dave smack me between the eyes in a very convincing performance. I’ll test you boys to see … [Read more…]
Taurine supplementation increases healthy life span. In the picture, the bull depicts taurine (The word taurine originates from Taurus bull; Urine, because it was first identified in the urine of bull) which is reversing the clock of aging increasing health span and life span. Credit: Columbia University Irving Medical Center Research from Columbia University suggests … [Read more…]
Kmart, Bunnings, Big W, Target, Westfield and Best&Less have released their trading hours for the King’s Birthday long weekend in June 2023. All but two Australian states – Queensland and WA – enjoy a public holiday on 12 June 2023. The day off, previously known as the Queen’s birthday holiday, is also known as the … [Read more…]
As the release of Greta Gerwig’s Barbie starring Margot Robbie nears, we’re getting a look back at what the project almost was. Not too long ago, Amy Schumer was once set to play the titular doll, but that has since changed, as we all know. But why did that project not pan out? Schumer recently … [Read more…]
From the pristine white sands of Clearwater Beach to the vibrant energy of South Beach, where sun-kissed shores and sparkling turquoise waters beckon, Florida’s best beaches are enchanting samples of incredible coastal gems offering idyllic getaways for seaside lovers. With the summer knocking on the door, it is time to plan a fun beach vacation … [Read more…]
Megan Fox is a massive star. She’s beautiful, has a reasonable amount of talent, and is in one of the most high-profile relationships in the world with Machine Gun Kelly. She’s appeared in nearly 30 movies; if truth be told, it’s not a stellar filmography. However, there are some gems in there, and in this … [Read more…]
by Jas Keimig Every year, Black communities celebrate Juneteenth, the day in 1865 when enslaved African Americans in Texas finally got word of their emancipation. The holiday — which gets its name from the contraction of “June” and “nineteenth” — got its start in the South, but with the Great Migration in the 20th century, … [Read more…]
by Kevin Schofield This weekend’s read is a new report from the University of Washington’s Department of Urban Design and Planning that tries to lay out the best practices for building out a potential high-speed rail project in the corridor from Portland, Oregon, to Vancouver, British Columbia. Figure 4.1: Pacific Northwest Topography, Existing Rail, and … [Read more…]
Baizhu was one of the characters who were seen in Genshin Impact from the very start. He had a Dendro vision, which made it quite obvious that players would have to wait a long time to put him in their party since the element wasn’t in the game yet. He was finally released during the … [Read more…]
Netta Blanchard has become somewhat of a spokesperson for Corsicana since moving from Dallas two years ago. Since then, she has supported longstanding institutions within our community which contribute to the quality of life for those in the region, including, The Corsicana Artist and Writers Residency, The Pearce Museum, and the Kinsloe House, to name a … [Read more…]