In conclusion, Jackson Yee's perspective on the social responsibility of young actors underscores the importance of having a genuine respect for the acting profession. By approaching acting with humility, integrity, and a sense of duty towards society, actors can not only excel in their craft but also make a meaningful impact on the world around them. Aspiring actors would do well to heed Yee's advice and strive to embody these values in their pursuit of a successful and fulfilling acting career.The heartwarming tale of Mrs. Smith and Mr. Johnson's unexpected bond serves as a powerful reminder of the importance of community and neighborly love. In a world that often feels cold and distant, their story is a beacon of hope and warmth, showing that a simple act of kindness can make a world of difference in someone's life.

As the evening drew to a close, the son stood up to give a speech, his voice trembling with emotion. He thanked everyone for their love and support, and then he spoke directly to his mother, wherever she may be. He expressed his deep love for her and his gratitude for everything she had done for him. And in that moment, it felt as though the mother's presence filled the entire room, wrapping her son in a warm embrace.Ashley Coleman has resigned as executive director of the Bradbury-Sullivan LGBT Center, which will "temporarily pause" some programs.

Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) Chairman Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari took the ruling ally, the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) government, to task on Saturday for making unilateral decisions despite lacking the electoral mandate to back such moves. The PPP chairman, whose party is in alliance with the PML-N at the federal level, alleged that the government acts as if it enjoys a two-thirds majority in the National Assembly, exempt from consulting anyone. "But the ground realities suggest otherwise," he said while addressing a press conference in Larkana. He reminded the ruling party that its parliamentary strength does not mirror the two-thirds majority it enjoyed in the 1990s. "Today, their mandate is to take all allied parties on board for collective decision-making." Bilawal also lambasted the PML-N government for riding roughshod over provincial concerns, particularly Sindh's objections to six proposed canals on the Indus River. He pointed out that decisions were not only arbitrary but controversial as they violated the fundamental rights of water, accusing the government of violating the IRSA Act and Water Accord 1991 while ignoring objections raised by Sindh. Regarding the proposed construction of six new canals on the Indus River, PPP Chairman Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari lamented that despite Sindh's formal objections, the government has chosen to disregard them. "There was a time when someone [former prime minister Nawaz Sharif] decided to build the Kalabagh Dam, but tell me, where is that dam today?" he remarked. He argued that the planning for these canals was as controversial and unilateral as the Kalabagh Dam was, adding that other political parties throwing their weight behind the government also disapproved of its one-sided approach. He recalled that the PPP helped the PML-N elect its prime minister based on an assurance of equitable financial support for all provinces. However, he expressed regret that the agreement was not being implemented properly. However, he hoped that the PPP's concerns would be addressed through meaningful dialogue, which he sees as essential for resolving provincial grievances. Digital woes Bilawal also slammed the government's handling of digital rights, deploring its decision to slow down internet speeds and restrict access in some areas. Instead of these regressive steps, he stressed the need to provide high-speed internet and expand connectivity to currently underserved regions. He chastised the PML-N for prioritizing motorways and metros, which he acknowledged as essential infrastructure in the 1990s but argued that the current digital age demands a focus on digital infrastructure. "You slowed down the internet without consulting anyone, and that too in a country where 70% of the population is under 30 years of age," he stressed. "So, one decision of yours has alienated 70% of the population. You've done it, but I won't." The Bhutto scion also raised alarm over recent Western attention on Pakistan's missile technology, noting that some foreign politicians, who had previously commented on Pakistan's internal politics, have now shifted focus to its missile technology. He expressed scepticism over support for PTI Chairman Imran Khan from quarters that consistently back Israel. "This is why I demanded yesterday [at PPP's December 27 public meeting] that he [Khan] should not only condemn those countries but also the individuals who, on one hand, express support for him and, on the other, oppose Pakistan's atomic and missile programs," he said. Bilawal reiterated that Pakistan is the only Muslim nation to possess such advanced weapons technology, which he claimed the West is eager to see dismantled. He credited his grandfather, Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto, and his mother, Benazir Bhutto, for gifting Pakistan nuclear power and missile technology. "I don't need to remind you; it's part of history. The sacrifices for this achievement were borne by the martyrs buried in Garhi Khuda Bakhsh," he said, referring to his grandfather and mother. He stressed the need to take the nation into confidence on this sensitive issue, urging unity among political parties to thwart conspirators seeking to exploit internal divisions. He also criticised PTI for shifting its stance on foreign relations, citing its accusations against the US and later Saudi Arabia for allegedly toppling its government in 2022. COMMENTS Comments are moderated and generally will be posted if they are on-topic and not abusive. For more information, please see ourThe International Criminal Court says its decision to issue arrest warrants against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and former Defense Minister Yoav Gallant is a response to the pair's "crimes against humanity." A warrant was also issued for a likely-dead Hamas commander. U.S. senators like Lindsey Graham have dismissed the ICC's move as a "dangerous joke." Sadly, the global community's joke-of-a-response to Israel has been playing out for months and months, and the only ones laughing today are terrorists and authoritarian regimes. This is not the first time the Middle East's only democracy has been the butt of a dangerous joke. Last year, South Africa went to the ICC's sister court, the International Court of Justice, to charge Israel with the crime of genocide. That's the same South Africa that once hosted a Sudanese dictator after the ICC issued warrants for his arrest on crimes against humanity and genocide and then, last year, also hosted a Sudanese warlord accused of crimes against humanity. However, few in the international community saw the irony: coddling war criminals from failed states with one hand while accusing democracies of war crimes with the other. South Africa's charge was not only bogus and ironic; it demonstrates a disturbing appetite within the international community to equate the defense of democracy with the defense of terror and authoritarianism. For example, the United Nations has repeatedly failed to condemn or reign in Iran and its proxies in Hamas and Hezbollah for their relentless and daily efforts to literally annihilate Israel. This, along with the ICC's decision to indict a Hamas commander—in the same breath as Netanyahu and Gallant—exposes the macabre moral equivocation that so often lurks behind the legal mumbo jumbo of both international organizations. It is, therefore, even more horrifying that the European Union 's top diplomat has said the ICC's decision "has to be respected and implemented." The war in Gaza is brutal, tragic, and has no end in sight. But many seem to have forgotten how we got here. It was Hamas that perpetrated the brutal Oct. 7 slaughter of Israelis. It is Hamas that continues to hold Israeli hostages. It is Hamas that uses Palestinian civilians as human shields. Meanwhile, in Lebanon, it is Hezbollah that has launched more than 12,000 rockets at Israel over the last year, displacing tens of thousands of families. Finally, it is Iran that has been funding and directing these operations, even as it is welcomed and even honored by the United Nations. And yet, it is Israel that is accused of war crimes. The reality on the ground is this: Israel is doing what every democracy would do when faced with similar attacks: fighting back to eradicate the responsible groups. But from a global perspective, Israel is just the tip of the spear in a wider conflict with an increasingly nihilistic and technologically sophisticated network of radical Islamists. That reality should have been clear two decades ago during the second Intifada—suicide bombers in Israel were soon followed by the Sept. 11 attacks on the United States and the 2005 London subway bombings. The ayatollahs in Iran regularly call Israel the 'Little Satan' and deploy a broad and well-equipped terrorist infrastructure against it. Those same ayatollahs see the United States as the 'Big Satan." What do you think happens next? The first quarter of this century has made it clear: democracies under attack from terrorists are well within their rights to vehemently fight back. The court's ruling—if taken seriously—risks squandering these hard-fought lessons in the service of a "dangerous joke." This can only lead to one outcome: the normalization of terror and the criminalization of democratic responses to it. In the meantime, Israel will rightly refuse to fall on its sword for the sake of a broken set of international legal authorities more interested in power and posturing rather than facts and values. Aviva Klompas is the former director of speechwriting at the Israeli Mission to the United Nations and co-founder of Boundless Israel , a nonprofit organization that partners with community leaders in the U.S. to support Israel education and combat hatred of Jews. She is co-host of the Boundless Insights podcast . The views expressed in this article are the writer's own.

Ethereum (ETH) whales are purchasing ERC-20 tokens to show renewed faith in the network. This strategic move follows Solana’s (SOL) ongoing pressure to reclaim its position against Ethereum and Ripple (XRP) amid fluctuating market dynamics. Investors are closely watching whether Solana can regain momentum or if Ethereum's dominance will solidify further. Meanwhile, Rollblock (RBLK) has rewarded early backers with 340% gains since its presale began, raising over $7.7 million and counting. Rollblock: A GameFi Revolution in Online Gaming Rollblock (RBLK) is reshaping online gambling through its Ethereum-based platform, combining GameFi innovation with transparency and fairness. By leveraging Web3 technology and SolidProof-audited smart contracts, Rollblock ensures fair odds and secure gameplay, earning the trust of a growing community of daily active users. Since its debut, Rollblock has become a rising star in the GameFi world. The platform's online casino provides games to a worldwide audience, and sports betting will soon be available. The platform has its native token, RBLK, which has utility and very strong tokenomics. Rollblock's deflationary model burns the tokens bought with the income from the platform, thus reducing its supply. Part of the tokens is allocated as staking rewards, encouraging the community to be involved. Having successfully locked over $7.7 million in liquidity and institutional investor support, Rollblock is setting a precedent as a leader in the space of GambleFi. Its innovative approach finds growing pro-crypto sentiment enhancing its growth prospects. For an investment prospect like this, priced at $0.44, presale prices that rise bode well for investment success. Rollblock is the way forward for a future redefinition of online gambling and a ripple effect within the crypto investment world. Ethereum Faces Resistance as Price Declines Below Key Levels Ethereum's price could not hold above $3,550 and began falling like Bitcoin. It dropped below key levels at $3,450 and $3,420, signaling a fresh downward trend. A critical support line near $3,450 gave way, triggering further losses. The decline also took ETH below the halfway point of its recent rally from $3,225 to $3,543. Now trading at $3,372, Ethereum has dropped 3.22% in the past day. A whale moved 6,663 ETH from Coinbase to Coinbase Institutional as the price slipped to $3,336.35, marking a 4.22% decrease. Trading activity also slowed, with volume down to $19.35 billion amid sharp market swings. On the positive side, Ethereum encounters resistance at $3,380 with stronger barriers around $3,420 and $3,500. A significant breakout above $3,500 could see a restart of the trend and sends prices to $3,550, though the journey is still uphill. Solana Gains Momentum with MIRA Meme Coin Launch and Research Donation Solana managed a comeback of 13% over the last few trading days, but sellers still haven't let go. SOL currently trades at $188 after falling by 4.44% in the last 24 hours towards the critical 200 EMA. A breakdown might push SOL to $210; if the selling pressure is not reduced, then it might retreat down to $175 that falls along the 100 EMA. Launching at $80 million in market capitalization in mere five hours, a meme coin added excitement to the Solana ecosystem: the MIRA. Its author gave Siqi Chen, with half of the issuance, selling 10 percent worth of $49,200 as a fund towards funding his tumor study for brains. It will help increase interest and raise the Solana price toward a bull run. Trading volume is still moderate, but increased buying interest may fuel stronger momentum. For now, Solana's short-term trajectory depends on breaking above the $200-$210 range, which may open the door for a recovery to $230. XRP Holds Strong Amid Market Decline XRP increased by 0.3% in the last twenty-four hours to $2.18 despite the global crypto market cap falling 4.5%. XRP increased by 253.6% in Q4 and remains 50% below its all-time high. January is usually tough for XRP as historically it has had a median return of 12.4%. Still, most of the holders still believe that the bulls could return during January. Meanwhile, everyone now looks forward to the deadline set for January 15, when the SEC should file the XRP suit. Crypto professionals and those who are pro-XRP are optimistic about a friendly settlement. A dismissal or a settlement would trigger a significant rally in price, and an ETF could further boost momentum. Right here, XRP finds stiff resistance at $2.20, then at $2.24, the 50% Fib retracement level. Breaking the $2.24 ceiling should send XRP price through to $2.30, possibly to $2.35. If the upward push is sustained, then bulling towards $2.45 might be in play. Rollblock is Primed for 1,000% Gains in 2025 Rollblock is gaining traction as the presale attracts a bunch of investors who have shown interest in its GameFi features and rising growth prospect. According to analysts, the platform is going to return over 1,000% gains by 2025. That's why it has been hot in the crypto world. With its presale offering the lowest prices it will ever be, now is the time to buy into Rollblock for substantial future gains. Website: https://presale.rollblock.io/ Socials: https://linktr.ee/rollblockcasino Join our WhatsApp Channel to get the latest news, exclusives and videos on WhatsApp _____________ Disclaimer: Analytics Insight does not provide financial advice or guidance. Also note that the cryptocurrencies mentioned/listed on the website could potentially be scams, i.e. designed to induce you to invest financial resources that may be lost forever and not be recoverable once investments are made. 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In the realm of the popular mobile game "Black Myth: Wukong," players are in for an exciting surprise as the latest update introduces a brand new feature called "Continuous Combat" for the fearsome Tiger Vanguard monster. This addition not only enhances the gameplay experience but also showcases the stunning design and creativity behind the game.UP: Former MP Shahid Siddiqui passes blame on Hindus for violence in Sambhal, says there won’t be any peace if “they search for shivling under every mosque”

Chief Election Commissioner AMM Nasir Uddin speaks to journalists after taking oath on Sunday (November 24) afternoon. Reform is an ongoing process. Some reforms are imperative for holding an election. A fair, impartial and acceptable election will be arranged on completion of some reforms, said Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) AMM Nasir Uddin on Sunday (November 24) afternoon. Speaking to reporters after taking oath at Supreme Court Judges' Lounge, he said their intentions were sincere and elections would be held only after some reforms. However, he said, "Specific date and time for holding the next general elections cannot be said right now. Let me take over my responsibilities first." The newly appointed CEC, along with four Election Commissioners (ECs), were officially sworn-in at the Supreme Court Judges' Lounge. "I consider this responsibility as a major opportunity in my life. Country's people are denied of their voting rights. They have struggled for a free, fair and impartial election for a long time. Many of them also laid down their lives to get their voting rights back. I am committed to hold a free, fair and acceptable election, and I will do this employing all of my efforts," he said. Nasir Uddin said: "I have self-confidence that I will be able to do it. There is a very powerful team with me at the Election Commission. We will offer a peaceful election to the nation in cooperation with the countrymen and political parties." At that time, he was asked whether the elections would be held right after the reforms, Nasir Uddin said, "Reform is an ongoing process. But, some reforms are imperative to hold the election." The new CEC said, "We need to include the young generation in the voters' lists since they have been eagerly waiting year after year to cast their ballots. We need some reforms here. We expect to receive the recommendations to carry out reforms as the Election Reform Commission is working in this regard." Nasir Uddin said election will be organized along with all political parties. "Please, keep faith in us. Our intentions are good. We want to go ahead with the political parties which have been demanding people's voting rights over the last 15 to 16 years. We will extend our all-out cooperation to materialize their demands. We are committed to the nation." Former Civil Aviation Secretary AMM Nasir Uddin was appointed as the Chief Election Commissioner on Thursday. Along with him, the names of the four Election Commissioners were also announced. The four Election Commissioners are: former additional secretary Anwarul Islam Sarkar, retired district and sessions judge Abdur Rahmanel Masud, former joint secretary Tahmida Ahmed, and Brigadier General (retd) Abul Fazal Mohammad Sanaullah. They were appointed by President Md Sahabuddin as per the Article 118(1) of the Constitution.

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The heartwarming tale of Mrs. Smith and Mr. Johnson's unexpected bond serves as a powerful reminder of the importance of community and neighborly love. In a world that often feels cold and distant, their story is a beacon of hope and warmth, showing that a simple act of kindness can make a world of difference in someone's life.

The highly anticipated Russian MMO, PIONER, has recently unveiled its first teaser trailer, giving players a glimpse into the immersive world and gameplay experience that awaits. This announcement has set the gaming community abuzz with anticipation and excitement, as fans eagerly await the release of this ambitious project.

China's Monetary Policy Shifts from "Prudent" to "Appropriately Loose" Sending Positive SignalsLANDOVER, Md. (AP) — Austin Seibert missed his second extra point of the game with 21 seconds left after Washington’s Jayden Daniels and Terry McLaurin connected on an 86-yard touchdown, Dallas’ Juanyeh Thomas returned the ensuing onside kick attempt for a touchdown, and the Cowboys pulled out a 34-26 victory Sunday that extended the Commanders’ skid to three games. Seibert, who missed the previous two games with a right hip injury, was wide left on the point-after attempt following a low snap. Thomas then took the kick back 43 yards as the Cowboys (4-7) ended their losing streak at five in improbable fashion. Javascript is required for you to be able to read premium content. Please enable it in your browser settings.Moreover, a rise in mortgage rates could lead to a slowdown in the real estate market as fewer buyers are able to qualify for loans or afford higher monthly payments. This could result in a decrease in property values or a shift towards a more buyer-friendly market where negotiating power lies with those looking to purchase homes. As such, potential homebuyers may find themselves in a position where they have more options to choose from and potentially negotiate better deals with sellers.