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It would not surprise me if Mitchell Moses absolutely kills it in State of Origin next Wednesday night – he could well be the man of the match.
It’s a game that’s essentially made for him, surrounded by superstars with whom he can play all the trick shots he wants, with a virtual guarantee that Latrell Mitchell and Tom Trbojevic will ensure they come off.
But more importantly, it’s a zero-pressure atmosphere.
Whistling as an art almost died off. Can Molly Lewis keep it alive?
The whistler Molly Lewis in Los Angeles, June 15, 2021. The 31-year-old has whistled at tournaments, in the studio for Dr. Dre and at her Los Angeles lounge show, Café Molly now shes releasing her debut EP. Brian Overend/The New York Times.
by Nate Rogers
(NYT NEWS SERVICE)
.- Molly Lewis lives at the top of a steep hill in East Los Angeles, where a group of feral peafowl roam idly around, as if they own the place. Peacocks and peahens dont have much of a bird song they emit a sharp caw that is not cute, Lewis said but other birds have found themselves in conversation with the 31-year-old whistler.
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Here’s the thing people: You can hate the Manly Warringah Sea Eagles as much as you want and you can hate Queensland as much as you like.
Knock yourselves out.
Not only is he a superb and accomplished player, he’s a great human too.
After 11 years of utter dominance of State of Origin by the Cane Toads and their humiliation of the Cockroaches, often delivered with little wit, grace or class, I fully understand why many would gleefully take the opportunity to lay the boot into the Maroons and revel in their current state of disarray.
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By Zuri Anderson
May 17, 2021
NBC Miami.
Cane toads, also known as giant toads or Bufo toads, can secrete highly toxic substances on their skin. If a dog, cat, or other animals bite or eat them, it could sicken or even kill the pet. The typical frog not too much. The toads are the bad ones. They have the bad poison glands on their back and if the dogs bite them or lick them, they can get poison from it, said Alan Lewis, a veterinarian at Animal Medical Hospital in Davie. Dogs can suffer seizures, heart problems, and possibly death from just licking Cane toads, according to veterinarians.