With its own nickname, bracelet, and celebrity status, the Rolex Day-Date – aka the Rolex President – is undoubtedly a true icon of the luxury watch industry. First released in 1956, the Day-Date changed the watch world forever by being the first timepiece to display both the date and the day of the week, spelled out in full, through windows in the dial. Over the years, the classic 36mm Rolex Day-Date would be given some improvements, but one of the most memorable would come in the form of reference 118238 Rolex President, which arrived just after the turn of the new millennium. The overall aesthetic of the Day-Date has remained largely unchanged throughout the years, but the generation that accompanied the ref. 118238 might represent the single greatest aesthetic departure since...
Johnny Walker lost a decision to Thiago Santos in the main event of UFC Vegas 39. | Zuffa LLCJohnny Walker is happy with his first UFC main event, even if he lost a lackluster five-round decision to Thiago Santos at the UFC APEX in Las Vegas. “It was very good for me because I’ve gained a lot of experience,” Walker told MMA Fighting while healing from a left leg injury he sustained in the third round against Santos. “I fought five rounds with a guy that already fought Jon Jones. He beat up Jon Jones and couldn’t beat me up, so that shows my level. Right, brother? I stood in there with him. I’ll just go back to the gym and train and get better for [my] next [fight].” Santos memorably challenged Jones for the UFC light heavyweight title...
A number of gourmet ham products sold nationally have been recalled due to fears they have been contaminated with listeria.The recall specifically affects Barossa Fine Foods "No Added Nitrite Ham" in the 100 gram size carrying a use-by date of 03/11/2021 and the "Double Smoked Ham" in the 100 gram with the use-by date of 10/11/2021.The "No Added Nitrite Ham" was sold in IGA stores in the ACT, South Australia and Western Australia, and in Woolworths in NSW only.READ MORE: The "Double Smoked Ham" was sold in IGA stores in NSW, the ACT, Queensland, South Australia and Western Australia.Food Standards Australia warns that if consumers eat these specific products they may be at risk of serious illness."Food products contaminated with...
The husband of the murdered pastor, Liezel de Jager, has been reported missing amid the murder investigation. NO ARRESTS HAVE BEEN MADE YET Police spokesperson Colonel Thembeka Mbele said Werner de Jager was last seen by his father-in-law on Saturday 23 October 2021, at 10:00. Werner and Liezel de Jager Photo: Facebook She said a missing person case was opened on Sunday. Mbele added that no one had been arrested yet. This comes after the body of De Jager was found on Wednesday morning, 13 October 2021. ALSO READ: Beloved reverend found dead with strangle marks around her neck The 38-year-old De Jager...
By: Sean Crose Several popular outlets are reporting that Mike Tyson, the legendary former heavyweight champion, will be facing the far younger Logan Paul this coming winter in an exhibition bout. Whether or not the rumors will prove to be true remains to be seen - but this is the age of novelty boxing, and a Tyson-Paul match, exhibition or not, might well prove to be a huge draw. Paul's exhibition match with Floyd Mayweather earlier this ear reportedly proved to be a lucrative venture. And it's doubtful the public would ignore a match between Paul and the most famous boxer since Muhammad Ali.
Here’s something that you’ll hear rarely — running a business is like raising a child. While this analogy may be strange, I believe it holds true. There’s no business person I know out there that doesn’t hold their business close to their heart. That’s what happens when you spend ten, twenty, thirty years of your life and millions to build a company. It becomes your baby. But the funny thing is, only when I became a dad did I understand how similar both are. In the rows below, I’ll share my thoughts on how being a dad and a businessmen compare to each other. One of my biggest revelations was that to be a good dad and a good business person, you have to know what you truly want. Growing Fantastic Services to a £40,000,000/year company in 10 years wasn’t...
Tasmania has once again been named Australia's best performing state economy, marking seven quarters in a row it has taken out top place.CommSec's State of the State report — which ranks the nation's state and territory economies on eight key indicators — found that Tasmania was consistently the strongest, nailing construction, retail spending and relative unemployment.The Australian Capital Territory was named second, followed by Western Australia and New South Wales in third, while South Australia and Victoria took out equal fifth.READ MORE: Queensland was named the second-worst performing economy in the country, only beaten to the wooden spoon by the Northern Territory.CommSec's Chief Economist Craig James said despite the ravages of...
Christian Horner says Max Verstappen's triumph in Austin – a hunting ground historically dominated by the mighty Mercedes team – was "a big one" for Red Bull. A flawless performance in the US Grand Prix coupled with a bold undercut strategy allowed Verstappen to overturn an early deficit to Hamilton and then fend off the seven-time world champion to conquer his eighth win of the 2021 season. The triumph puts the Dutchman 12 points clear of his rival in the Drivers' championship with five rounds to go while Red Bull reduced its gap to Mercedes in the Constructors' standings to 23 points. "This is a big one because it has been such a stronghold of Lewis and Mercedes," said Horner. "To get the pole was a landmark moment for us and then to convert it into a win even...
In the video above retired nurse lecturer John Campbell, Ph.D., reports on a comparative analysis of molnurpirivir and ivermectin published in the Austin Journal of Pharmacology and Therapeutics.1 The first is Merck's new antiviral drug and the second is the much vilified and maligned2,3 antiparasitic drug used in humans since 19874 and approved for human use in the U.S. in 1996.5,6 Campbell compares the efficacy, safety and cost using available data for ivermectin published in peer reviewed studies and the first interim...
A 2017 grant from the NSW government will allow the inland town of Wagga to build a multi-million-dollar yacht club that the town says will prepare it to host international sailing events such as the America’s Cup and the Sydney to Hobart. The facility will be built next to the recently completed Olympic-standard clay target shooting club. The plans were revealed today during today’s ICAC hearings, which heard from witnesses including Gladys Berejiklian, Daryl Maguire, Daryl Maguire’s tractor and Stuart Ayres. Mr Ayres said Wagga was the obvious place to build an ocean-sports facility, as it was only 350km from the coast. “Just as people naturally associate Wagga with the Olympics, they associate it with international-grade yacht races. I can’t think of a better...
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