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The Block favourites Ricky and Haydn make shock career announcement READ MORE: The Block's Ricky breaks his silence over cheating allegations By JIMMY BRIGGS FOR DAILY MAIL AUSTRALIA Published: 22:14, 9 December 2024 | Updated: 22:43, 9 December 2024 e-mail View comments The Block fan favourites Ricky and Haydn took to social media on Monday to make a very surprising career announcement. The Melbourne-based best mates shared a clip to Instagram in which they excitedly told fans about their new online merchandise business, for which they sell copies of the colourful Balzac hats they wore on the series. 'Guess what guys, we are finally live! Jump on and get a Ricky and Haydn hat, it's the best Christmas present ever!' they excitedly told followers. The eye-popping vintage-inspired Balzac hats are decorated in a variety of abstract colourful patterns, and became known as the cheeky duo's favourite accessory during their stint on the Channel Nine show. 'There is limited numbers so first in best dressed. There’s not one hat that’s the same, they’re all individual. Everyone gets their own hat,' Ricky added. The headwear items are selling for $49.99 each, with the first 100 buyers also scoring a free pair of fluoro shoelaces. The Block fan favourites Ricky and Haydn took to social media on Monday to make a very surprising career announcement. Both pictured Many of their fans quickly took to the comment section to express their excitement at the new business venture. 'Got me hat ordered legends. Keen to be a fun factory member,' one keen fan wrote. 'I'm so excited that you’ve done this! I can’t wait to see which design turns up in the mail!' a second person added. 'So good! Our 10yo is going to be stoked!' a third user chipped in. Ricky and Haydn developed a reputation on The Block for their flamboyant fashion choices and cheeky outgoing personalities. It comes after Ricky revealed the tragic personal loss that helped push him to audition for Nine's ratings blockbuster. The plumber said he wanted to pay tribute to his mate Lachey, who was killed in 2012 by a drunk driver at age 23. 'I hope that at the end of this life he will be standing there applauding me and going "well done, mate, you couldn't have given it any more",' he said. The Melbourne-based best mates shared a clip to Instagram in which they excitedly told fans about their new online merchandise business, in which they sell copies of the colourful Balzac hats they wore on the show Read More EXCLUSIVE The Block star Haydn's pregnant wife Chelsea supports her husband at the 2024 auctions Interviewed for New Idea magazine, Ricky said it took him many months to get over the loss. In one heartbreaking admission, the pipey said he frequently visited the cemetery where his mate was buried to weep over the grave. 'Eventually time passes, and I knew Lachey didn't want me there at his tomb crying,' Ricky explained. Ricky said after his mate's life was cut short he wanted to make the most of every opportunity that came along. 'That's one thing I've done since 2012,' he continued. 'I've made sure I've grasped everything with two hands. I never walk past an open door without at least having a look.' As the contest has got underway, Ricky has won over huge legions of fans with many viewers calling him their celebrity crush as they commented on his looks. Fans have also been left charmed by his positive attitude and cheeky sense of humour, taking to social media to claim Ricky's Yellow Team as their favourites. The Block Reality Instagram Celebrity Life Share or comment on this article: The Block favourites Ricky and Haydn make shock career announcement e-mail Add commentHow major US stock indexes fared Friday, 12/27/2024In conclusion, the prospect of purchasing a budget MPV priced at 200,000 RMB or less may be tempting for many consumers. However, it is essential to approach the decision with caution and thorough consideration. Evaluating the quality, features, and overall value of the vehicle is crucial to ensuring a satisfactory ownership experience. While a lower price point may offer significant savings upfront, buyers must weigh the potential trade-offs and ensure that the budget MPV aligns with their needs and expectations in the long run. Ultimately, making an informed decision will help buyers avoid any regrets and enjoy the advantages of owning a practical and versatile MPV at an affordable price.
One of the key areas of focus in this special campaign is the safety of railway infrastructure. Inspections will be carried out to examine the condition of railway tracks, bridges, tunnels, and other critical infrastructure components. Any signs of wear and tear, damage, or vulnerabilities will be promptly addressed to minimize the risk of accidents.Washington — Lawyers for TikTok urged the Supreme Court on Friday to find unconstitutional a new law that could lead to a ban of the widely popular app in the United States, arguing that shuttering TikTok will silence not only its speech, but also that of the platform's more than 170 million American users. President-elect Donald Trump also filed a separate brief in which he stated that he opposes the ban at the current moment and requests time to resolve the dispute via political negotiations. In an opening brief filed with the justices, which provides a first look at the arguments TikTok will make to the high court next month, lawyers for the platform urged them to reverse a decision from a three-judge appeals court panel that upheld the ban . Lawyers for TikTok said in their filing that they "do not contest Congress's compelling interest in protecting this nation's security, or the many weapons it has to do so. But that arsenal simply does not include suppressing the speech of Americans because other Americans may be persuaded." In its own filing laying out arguments for upholding the ban, the Justice Department argued the law is consistent with the First Amendment and said the government has a compelling interest in preventing threats to national security posed by control of TikTok by a foreign adversary, China. The law, Solicitor General Elizabeth Prelogar wrote, "addresses the serious threats to national security posed by the Chinese government's control of TikTok, a platform that harvests sensitive data about tens of millions of Americans and would be a potent tool for covert influence operations by a foreign adversary. And the Act mitigates those threats not by imposing any restriction on speech, but instead by prohibiting a foreign adversary from controlling the platform." The high court said last week that it would take up TikTok's challenge to the ban, which was passed by Congress as part of a foreign aid package in April. The company had asked the Supreme Court to temporarily block the law and urged it to intervene before Jan. 19, when the prohibition is set to take effect. The justices said they will consider whether the measure violates the First Amendment, and scheduled two hours of arguments for Jan. 10, an expedited timeline that could bring a ruling soon after. In addition to TikTok's challenge, the Supreme Court will consider a separate bid by a group of the platform's users to block the ban. The case will be argued in the final days of the Biden administration, but President-elect Donald Trump, who will take office Jan. 20, has expressed support for TikTok. Trump tried to ban the app during his first term in office, but reversed his position during his campaign. The president-elect vowed to "save" the app, and told reporters earlier this month that he has "a warm spot in my heart for TikTok." In a friend-of-the-court brief filed with the Supreme Court, lawyers for Trump said he opposes banning the platform in the U.S. "at this juncture" and "seeks the ability to resolve the issues at hand through political means once he takes office." They asked the Supreme Court to pause the law's Jan. 19 effective date to allow his new administration to "pursue a negotiated resolution that could prevent a nationwide shutdown of TikTok, thus preserving the First Amendment rights of tens of millions of Americans, while also addressing the government's national security concerns." Citing the Jan. 19 deadline, Trump said it interferes with his "ability to manage the United States' foreign policy and to pursue a resolution to both protect national security and save a social-media platform that provides a popular vehicle for 170 million Americans to exercise their core First Amendment rights." Lawmakers sought to restrict access to TikTok in the U.S. amid concerns about its ties to China. The platform is owned by Beijing-based ByteDance, and members from both parties, as well as intelligence agencies, have warned that the app could give the Chinese government access to data from the roughly 170 million Americans who use TikTok. They have also raised concerns that TikTok could be used by the Chinese government to covertly manipulate content on the platform and influence public dialogue. Under the law, TikTok had nine months to divest from ByteDance or lose access to all app stores and web-hosting services in the U.S. The measure allows the president to grant a one-time, 90-day delay if a sale is in progress by Jan. 19. Lawyers for TikTok have argued that divesture is not possible , and the Chinese government has vowed to block the sale of the platform's powerful algorithm, which tailors content recommendations to users. Brought in May, TikTok argued in its challenge to the law that it violates the First Amendment rights of the platform and its users. The company also said Congress targeted it with its ban, which would bar every American from participating in its "unique online community." But a panel of three judges on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit disagreed, and found that the government's national security justification for the law is consistent with the First Amendment. "The First Amendment exists to protect free speech in the United States," Senior Judge Douglas Ginsburg, appointed by President Ronald Reagan, wrote for the unanimous court. "Here the government acted solely to protect that freedom from a foreign adversary nation and to limit that adversary's ability to gather data on people in the United States." Ginsburg, joined by Judge Neomi Rao, tapped by Trump, and Chief Judge Sri Srinivasan, appointed by President Barack Obama, said that while the decision will have significant implications for TikTok and its users, "that burden is attributable to [China's] hybrid commercial threat to U.S. national security, not to the U.S. government." The dispute has attracted a range of friend-of-the-court briefs from members of Congress, civil liberties groups, former national security officials and TikTok users. China TikTok ByteDance Melissa Quinn is a politics reporter for CBSNews.com. She has written for outlets including the Washington Examiner, Daily Signal and Alexandria Times. Melissa covers U.S. politics, with a focus on the Supreme Court and federal courts.Marvel Reveals New Look at Sam Wilson’s Captain America Showdown With Red HulkIn navigating the challenges of the antitrust investigation, NVIDIA is guided by the conviction that it will prevail through the strength of its products, the integrity of its practices, and the dedication of its team. The company acknowledges the importance of regulatory scrutiny in ensuring a level playing field and promoting healthy competition. By engaging constructively with regulators and stakeholders, NVIDIA aims to address any concerns transparently and proactively, laying the foundation for a sustainable and ethical business environment.
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