After Hrithik Roshan said his spectacle number dropped through vision training, optometrists clarify that nothing can reverse true refractive errors ...
This quote is a timeless reminder from Malcolm X that the future isn’t accidental - it is earned through discipline, ...
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Chris Bumstead replaces sunrays with red light for morning boost
“Viewing red lights at a distance of about 18 inches or so in the morning for people who are over 40…that can offset some of the age-related reductions in mitochondrial function and vision loss,” says ...
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How a Canadian company’s IMAX film format changed cinema forever
Picture yourself sitting in a dark theater, staring at a screen so large it fills your view. The image is sharp, the sound ...
WWE is on the road to WrestleMania, and several notable names are on the shelf dealing with injuries. Meanwhile, Seth Rollins was recently asked about retirement, and The Visionary has a vision for ...
Bon Temps is currently open Tuesday and Thursday from 5 to 10 p.m., Friday from 5 p.m. to midnight, Saturday from 4 p.m. to midnight, and Sunday from noon to 8 p.m. Local sports stadiums field a deep ...
Strategy (for which I said “Sell” on 2/13/26), is more than just a stock or even bitcoin play. It’s actually the parent of four high-yielding children, more specifically preferred stocks. I can ...
Kate Fulton sued under Oregon’s whistleblower statute, claiming she was fired after protesting Sunstone Way’s spending practices.
The automaker is jumping into the competitive market of energy storage, after ditching its plans to churn out EV batteries.
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National Arts Month hits fever pitch with 6 must-see solo shows
February is when the Philippine contemporary art scene hits its loudest, brightest stride. National Arts Month sets the tempo, rippling from Makati’s streets into institutional spaces, contemporary ...
As he clocks another age today, Alhaji Billy Adedamola is not slowing down. He is still defending truth, still mentoring, still sweating in the newsroom, still kneeling in prayer, still believing. He ...
Humans develop sharp vision during early fetal development thanks to an interplay between a vitamin A derivative and thyroid hormones in the retina, Johns Hopkins University scientists have found.
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