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Trading desks are buzzing with activity as traders rush to stockpile Treasury bills in a bid to seize long bonds and counter the effects of low interest rates. The demand for long-term government debt has surged as the bond market anticipates a sustained bull market, with yields likely to remain depressed for the foreseeable future.EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (AP) — New York Giants quarterback Tommy DeVito came out of his first start of the season with a sore throwing arm and his status for Thursday's game against the Cowboys in Dallas is uncertain. DeVito was not listed on Monday's injury report and coach Brian Daboll said he did not know about the injury to the quarterback's right arm until just before the team had a walkthrough practice on Tuesday. Daboll said he was hopeful DeVito would play, but he added that backup Drew Lock will get a couple of extra snaps in the short workout. “If Tommy is good, then Tommy will be the guy,” Daboll said. Having played on Sunday, the Giants (2-9) are prepping for the Cowboys (4-7) with walkthroughs. After the workout on Tuesday, DeVito said his whole body was still sore, even his neck. He planned to test his arm on Wednesday before the team headed to Dallas. “The plan is to play," DeVito said. “We’ll see how I feel tomorrow. Hopefully wake up feeling a little bit better after I get some more treatment today. Looking forward to tomorrow.” DeVito was given the starting job last week when Daboll benched Daniel Jones after five straight losses. Jones asked co-owner John Mara to cut him on Friday and the team released him so he could pursue other opportunities after he cleared waivers on Monday, which he did. DeVito was 21 of 31 for 189 yards in a 30-7 loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. He was sacked four times and missed one play in the fourth quarter after being hit hard after making a throw. Lock said the uncertainty about playing is the life of a backup. He noted playing one play after DeVito was hurt in the fourth quarter was a first for him. “Always got to be ready,” he said. “No matter what the week, no matter what the situation is, just playing like you’re going to go in there and play. My mindset didn’t change this week, and we’ll see how the rest of the week shakes out.” AP NFL: https://apnews.com/hub/nfl
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DETROIT — For most of a century, the Detroit Lions making the playoffs was a banner day. Suddenly, it has become old hat. After winning their last NFL championship in 1957, the Lions only played 13 playoff games in the next 75 seasons. They only won one of them — a 38-6 rout of the Dallas Cowboys in 1991. That all changed last season. The Lions beat the Rams, 24-23, on Jan. 14 and then defeated Tampa Bay, 31-23, a week later. They led the NFC championship game 24-7 at halftime, but the San Francisco 49ers rallied to win 34-31. This year, things have been even better. A week after a Thanksgiving win over the Chicago Bears, the Lions beat Green Bay, 34-31, to move to 12-1 and clinch a second straight postseason berth — the first time they’ve done that since going three years in a row from 1993-95. Coach Dan Campbell didn’t even notice his team had secured a playoff spot after beating the Packers. “I just found that out — I didn’t even realize,” he said after the game. “It’s good. It’s good, but it’s like, man, we’ve got four (games) left and we want to get in a different way. We want to go in on our terms and find a way to get this one seed. That’s the priority.” Campbell was so oblivious to locking up a spot that he didn’t even mention it to the team after the game — although they might have seen “Playoffs Clinched” plastered all over the scoreboards. “I wish I had told the team, but I had no idea,” he said. “Honestly, I think they know. They feel like I feel. We can do the old golf clap, but we know what we want to do.” Jared Goff, who followed Campbell into the interview room, agreed with his coach. “I just heard that,” he said. “It’s pretty cool, but it is certainly not what our ultimate goal is. We want to win this division, and we’ve still got some work to do.” What’s working At 12-1 and on an 11-game winning streak, it is hard to find something that isn’t working. The Lions offense, though, has been remarkable. They have scored at least 23 points in 10 straight games, including six games over 30, four over 40 and two over 50. They are leading the league in scoring at 32.1 points per game and are fourth in passing touchdowns (27) and rushing touchdowns (22). What needs help The Lions are second in the league in scoring defense (18.0 ppg), but injuries are starting to catch up to them. Jordan Love averaged 10.3 yards per attempt and 17.2 yards per completion Thursday — both season-worsts for Detroit’s defense — and the Packers were the first team this season to score 30 points against them. Stock up Seven Lions defenders registered a quarterback hit Thursday night. Linebacker Jack Campbell was a first-round pick in 2023 and has been a fixture on the Detroit defense, but the other six — Al-Quadin Muhammad, Myles Adams, Trevor Nowaske, Za’Darius Smith, Ezekiel Turner and Jonah Williams — have joined the team during the regular season to replace injured players. Stock down Rookie CB Terrion Arnold had a rough day, including yet another pass interference penalty in the end zone, this one wiping out a Lions interception. He hasn’t recorded an interception in his 12-game career and is averaging 0.6 passes defensed. Injuries The Lions were missing 11 defensive linemen and linebackers against the Packers, then lost key defensive tackle Alim McNeill to a head injury. Most of those players are on injured reserve, but it isn’t clear if McNeill, Levi Onwuzurike (hamstring), Josh Paschal (knee) or D.J. Reader (shoulder) will be available to face Buffalo on Dec. 15. Key number 18 — the number of Lions on injured reserve, more than any other team in the NFL. If anything can derail them between now and the Super Bowl, it is going to be running out of healthy players in places other than the defensive front seven. Next steps Get as much rest and healing as possible with a long week ahead.
As the final Sunday of 2024 dawns upon us, it’s almost impossible not to pause and reflect. This day feels significant—a time to recount the moments, big and small, that defined our year. Perhaps you’re sitting in church, surrounded by the warmth of fellowship. Or maybe you’re at home, savoring a quiet moment with a cup of tea. Wherever you are, this day invites us to take stock of the journey that brought us here. So, let’s ask ourselves: what are we truly grateful for? Sometimes, gratitude feels tied to extraordinary achievements—landing that dream job, completing a degree, or celebrating a milestone birthday. But what about the simple things? Waking up each day, the smile of a loved one, or the joy of watching the rain nourish the earth. This year may not have been perfect, but think of the mornings you woke up healthy. The days when laughter filled the air. The moments when a kind word or gesture reminded you that you’re not alone. For many of us, 2024 came with its share of challenges—setbacks in our careers, strained relationships, financial worries, or health scares. Yet, in these moments, we found strength we didn’t know we had. Maybe you learned patience in the waiting seasons. Or discovered resilience when things didn’t go as planned. Perhaps, through pain, you found a deeper understanding of yourself or a greater reliance on God. Gratitude isn’t always about easy days; it’s about recognizing the lessons in difficult ones. Who were the people who stood by you this year? Maybe it was your family, holding you up when life felt heavy. Or friends who brought light to dark days. Perhaps it was a mentor who guided you or a stranger whose kindness left an impression. Take a moment to be grateful for these people—their love, support, and presence are gifts we should never take for granted. 2024 may have been a year of accomplishments or just the beginning of new dreams. Did you start something new—a business, a creative project, or a healthier lifestyle? Or maybe you took a step back to reassess your goals. Whatever your journey, be grateful for the opportunity to grow, to dream, and to believe in what’s yet to come. As Christians, we’re reminded that each year is part of a divine plan. God’s faithfulness throughout 2024 is a reason to be thankful. Even when we stumbled, His grace carried us. And as we prepare to step into 2025, we hold onto the hope that His plans for us remain good. Take a moment today to write your gratitude list. It doesn’t have to be long. Maybe it’s a single word or a sentence that captures your heart. Write it down. Speak it out. Share it with someone. On this last Sunday of the year, let gratitude guide your reflection and fill your heart with peace. So, what are you grateful for? Whatever it is, let it remind you that life, with all its ups and downs, is still a beautiful journey worth celebrating. Here’s to the memories of 2024 and the hope of 2025. Happy last Sunday of the year!Biden's announcement came after Israel's Cabinet approved the cease-fire agreement. Before the deal was struck Israel launched waves of attacks in Lebanon. DW has the latest. What you need to know Israel’s security cabinet greenlights truce agreement with Lebanon’s Hezbollah militant group Israeli warplanes struck Beirut’s southern suburbs ahead of the cabinet’s truce decision Evacuation warnings issued in central Beirut for the first time Israel says will act 'forcefully' if Lebanon deal breached Here are the latest developments in the crisis in Israel, Lebanon, Gaza and other parts of the Middle East on Tuesday, November 26: Biden announces cease-fire between Israel and Hezbollah US President Joe Biden announced that a cease-fire has been reached between Israel and Hezbollah militants. He said fighting across the border will end at 4 a.m. Lebanon time (2 a.m. GMT). Biden said the 60-day deal, if fully implemented, is "designed to be a permanent cessation of hostilities." The US and France brokered the truce that aims to end to the fighting triggered by Hamas' attack on Israel on October 7, 2023. Hezbollah and Hamas are both backed by Iran. Biden spoke after Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu accepted the truce. "The length of the cease-fire will depend on what happens in Lebanon," Netanyahu said. The Lebanese Cabinet, that includes members of Hezbollah's political wing, will reportedly meet on Wednesday to formally approve it. Biden also said the US will make another push "in coming days" to achieve a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas. Israelis divided over truce, poll finds The Times of Israel reports a snap poll by Israel's Channel 12 indicates that Israelis are split on the proposed cease-fire with Hezbollah. When asked about their stance on the arrangement, 37% expressed support, 32% opposed it, and 31% were undecided. The poll further reveals a stark contrast in opinions among political lines. Among supporters of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu 's coalition, only 20% back the deal, while 45% oppose it and 35% remain uncertain. In contrast, 50% of opposition voters support the cease-fire agreement. Israel's national security minister opposes the truce Israel 's far-right National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir said he opposed the cease-fire deal with Hezbollah , describing it as a "historic mistake." The agreement does not ensure the return of Israelis to their homes in the country's north, he said on social media. "In order to leave Lebanon, we must have our own security belt," Ben-Gvir added. The comments come after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he was ready to implement the deal and would present it to his full Cabinet later in the evening. Netanyahu says cease-fire with Hezbollah would isolate Hamas Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has indicated that a cease-fire in Lebanon is unlikely to facilitate a truce or hostage-release agreement in Gaza , where Israeli forces continue their war with Hamas . Speaking after Israel's security cabinet approved a cease-fire deal with Hezbollah , Netanyahu said the truce would allow Israel to "intensify" pressure on Hamas and focus on the "Iranian threat." "When Hezbollah is out of the picture, Hamas is left alone in the fight. Our pressure on it will intensify," Netanyahu said. Netanyahu to present Hezbollah cease-fire deal to Israeli Cabinet Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is asking Israel's cabinet to approve a cease-fire deal to stop fighting against Hezbollah militants in Lebanon . He made the announcement on Tuesday after meeting with his security cabinet. It could end the current fighting that has dragged on for over a year and intensified in September. It led to thousands of deaths in Lebanon and nearly 100 Israeli civilians and soldiers killed. Nearly 60,000 people in Israel and 1 million in Lebanon have had to flee their homes. Netanyahu said a Lebanon truce will allow Israel to "focus on Iranian threat" but warned tough action will be taken against Hezbollah in the event of violations. Iran-backed Hezbollah, considered a terror group by some countries, including the US and Germany, began attacking Israel on October 8, 2023, a day after the Hamas-led terror attack on southern Israel. Israel stepped up its bombing campaign in September and mounted a ground operation. Blinken says Israel-Hezbollah cease-fire deal 'in the final stages' US Secretary of State Antony Blinken said efforts to secure a cease-fire between Israel and the Lebanese militant group Hezbollah were "in the final stages." "We are tracking this very closely. I hope and believe we can get this over the finish line," he said at a G7 foreign ministers meeting in Italy. Blinken said he hoped that "by de-escalating tensions in the region, it can also help us to end the conflict in Gaza." Israel pounds Lebanon ahead of truce decision Israeli warplanes have hit Beirut 's southern suburbs with a wave of airstrikes just before Israel's cabinet was set to discuss a ceasefire deal with Iran-backed Hezbollah. A senior Israeli official and Lebanese Foreign Minister Abdallah Bou Habib appeared optimistic a deal could be reached. But despite the possibility of an imminent diplomatic breakthrough, hostilities were still raging on Tuesday. Israeli strikes hit parts of Beirut's densely-populated southern suburbs, a Hezbollah stronghold. The Israeli military said one barrage of strikes had hit 20 targets in the city in just 120 seconds. Israel had issued its biggest evacuation warning yet, ordering civilians to leave 20 locations. Israeli military spokesperson Avichay Adraee said his country's air force was conducting a "widespread attack" on Hezbollah targets across the city. Meanwhile, Hezbollah has kept up rocket fire into Israel. Hezbollah is considered a terrorist organization by the US, Germany and several Sunni Arab countries, while the EU lists its armed wing as a terrorist group. German foreign minister sees hope for Israel-Hezbollah truce German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock has said that — after more than a year of violence — a ceasefire between Israel and the Hezbollah militia in Lebanon is "within reach." At the meeting of the G7 foreign ministers in Italy, Baerbock spoke of progress towards a political solution, crediting the direct mediation of the United States and France. The German government had worked intensively on this with "closely coordinated shuttle diplomacy." "We are at a critical moment right now — perhaps a moment that also gives us hope," said Baerbock at the meeting, which is being held in the small town of Fiuggi in central Italy. The minister added: "Giving up, despite setbacks, is simply not an option." UN rights chief 'gravely concerned' about Lebanon violence The United Nations human rights chief has voiced concern about the escalation of hostilities in Lebanon , where his office said nearly 100 people had been reported killed by Israeli airstrikes in recent days. While Israel has been locked in fighting with Lebanese armed group Hezbollah since October last year, fighting has escalated dramatically in recent months. "UN Human Rights Chief Volker Türk is gravely concerned by the escalation in Lebanon with at least 97 people reportedly killed in Israeli airstrikes between the 22nd and 24th of November," Jeremy Laurence, a spokesperson for the Office of the High Commissioner of Human Rights, told a Geneva press briefing. The comments come as Israel's security Cabinet prepares to meet on Tuesday afternoon to discuss a proposed cease-fire deal in its war with Hezbollah in Lebanon. Lebanon truce deal to be decided soon, says deputy foreign minister Israeli Deputy Foreign Minister Sharren Haskel says the country's security Cabinet is set to meet later in the day to discuss a cease-fire deal. However, she declined "to go into details about it because of the sensitivity of the issue." Haskel also gave no exact time for the meeting. "There needs to be a decision, a discussion," she said. "There might be a vote as well." She added: "The members of the Cabinet know some of the details and are going to go into more details this afternoon." An anonymous Israeli official previously said the security Cabinet would make its decision on Tuesday evening. A senior Israeli official and Lebanese Foreign Minister Abdallah Bou Habib appeared optimistic that a deal could be agreed on. An agreement between Israel and Iran-backed Hezbollah in Lebanon could clear the way for an end to the conflict that has killed thousands since last year's October 7 attacks and Israel's war against Hamas in Gaza and subsequent air strikes and ground operations against Hezbollah in Lebanon. Israel to act 'forcefully' if Lebanon cease-fire breached Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz has told the UN's Lebanon envoy that any breach of a cease-fire deal that the security Cabinet is set to vote on would result in Israel acting directly. "If you do not act, we will do it, forcefully," Katz told envoy Jeanine Hennis-Plasschaert when meeting her in Tel Aviv. Katz added that Israel would have "zero tolerance" when defending its security interests in the future, according to a statement from his office. "Any house rebuilt in south Lebanon and used as a terrorist base will be destroyed, any rearming or terrorist organization will be attacked, any attempt at transferring arms will be foiled, and any threat against our forces or our citizens will be immediately eliminated," said Katz in the statement. What could an Israel-Hezbollah cease-fire deal look like? To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video IDF calls for evacuation of parts of southern Beirut Israel's military has issued a new evacuation message for the southern suburbs of Lebanon's capital, Beirut. In a post on the platform X, the Israel Defense Forces' (IDF) Arabic language spokesperson, Avichay Adraee, published maps showing several buildings and called on civilians nearby to evacuate. Adraee told residents to maintain a distance of 500 meters (1,640 feet) from the sites, saying that they were "near Hezbollah facilities and interests." Israel has 'no excuse' not to implement Lebanon cease-fire — Borrell EU top diplomat Josep Borrell has urged Israel to approve a US-mediated proposal for a cease-fire deal with Hezbollah in Lebanon. "There is not an excuse for not implementing a cease-fire ... No more excuses. No more additional requests. Stop this fighting. Stop killing people," Borrell said. The EU's foreign policy chief stressed that the deal "gives Israel all the security commitments they were asking for." Borrell said that Lebanon had asked for France to be included in the deal's implementation committee, but Israel expressed misgivings about the idea. Referring to the International Criminal Court's (ICC) arrest warrants against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and former Defense Minister Yoav Gallant, Borrell called for European countries to fulfill their obligations under international law . "You cannot approve of the court when it goes against [Russian President Vladimir Putin] and oppose it when it goes against Netanyahu," he said. Last week, the ICC issued warrants for Netanyahu and Gallant , as well as the Hamas leader Mohammed Deif , for alleged war crimes in Gaza. In March 2023, the court issued warrants against Putin and children's rights commissioner Maria Lvova-Belova over allegations of unlawful deportation of Ukrainian children. Israeli Cabinet to discuss Lebanon cease-fire proposal Israel's wartime Cabinet was due to meet on Tuesday to vote on a proposed cease-fire deal with Lebanon's Hezbollah militant group. US National Security Council spokesperson John Kirby said talks were progressing. "We believe we've reached this point where we're close," he said, adding "we're not there yet." Meanwhile, the Reuters news agency cited Lebanon's deputy parliament speaker, Elias Bou Saab, as saying that the agreement had already been approved by Lebanon's government and that there were "no serious obstacles" towards its implementation. Hezbollah's political wing is part of Lebanon's governing coalition , and the group has endorsed parliament speaker Nabih Berri to negotiate with Israel. US news outlet Axios reported that Israeli forces would withdraw from Lebanon under the draft agreement, with Lebanese forces deploying near the border and Hezbollah moving heavy weapons north of the Litani River. The proposal includes a provision under which Israel would reserve the right to act should Hezbollah violate its obligations. EU top diplomat urges immediate halt to Israel-Hezbollah war To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video The Litani River lies around 30 kilometers (18.6 miles) to the north of the Israeli-Lebanese border. Israel has repeatedly called for Hezbollah to withdraw from areas south of the waterway, citing the terms of a UN resolution that put an end to the 2006 war between Israel and Hezbollah. News of the planned cabinet meeting came as Israel's military carried out a wave of airstrikes on Monday . Lebanon's Health Ministry said that at least 31 people were killed in the attacks. Meanwhile, months of negotiations between Israel and Palestinian militant group Hamas, mediated by the US, Egypt and Qatar, have failed to produce a deal for a cease-fire in the Gaza Strip. Earlier this month, Qatar said it had suspended its mediation efforts and that they would only resume once "the parties show their willingness and seriousness to end the brutal war." sdi/nm (AFP, AP, dpa, Reuters)In conclusion, the Female Warrior Lunar New Year Costume Set in Black Myth: Wukong has truly captured the spirit of the Lunar New Year, bringing beauty, celebration, and joy to players in a magical and unforgettable way. The special firework display, along with the exquisite design and exclusive rewards, have made this costume set a standout feature of the game and a beloved addition to the Lunar New Year festivities. Here's to a year of good fortune, prosperity, and endless adventures in Black Myth: Wukong. Happy Lunar New Year to all players and may your journey be filled with excitement and wonder!Cam Ward breaks Bernie Kosar's single-season Miami passing yards and completions records
( MENAFN - Jordan Times) AMMAN - The Jordanian Businessmen Association (JBA) and the Scottish Asian Business Chamber in Glasgow on Wednesday signed an agreement to establish a joint Jordanian-Scottish Business Council. The initiative seeks to bolster economic, investment and trade ties between the two countries. The agreement was formalised during a meeting between the Jordanian economic delegation, currently visiting the United Kingdom, and representatives of the chamber, according to a statement issued by the JBA. Abdulrahman Abu Tair, a JBA board member and head of the delegation, highlighted Jordan's strategic location as a gateway to the Middle East, offering significant investment opportunities in sectors such as renewable energy, tourism, and technology. He stressed the Kingdom's investor-friendly policies and extended an invitation to Scottish businesses to visit Jordan and explore potential partnerships. Abu Tair also underscored the importance of fostering collaboration through private sector meetings, workshops, and knowledge-sharing initiatives, particularly in advanced technology and innovation, referring to the potential for enhanced cooperation in tourism. JBA Director General Tareq Hijazi reviewed the association's efforts to attract investments, including the signing of memoranda of understanding and the formation of business councils to promote partnerships globally. He said that Jordan-Scotland trade volume reached some JD68 million in 2023. The council is expected to serve as a platform for deepening economic collaboration and exploring mutual opportunities. MENAFN24112024000028011005ID1108920938 Legal Disclaimer: MENAFN provides the information “as is” without warranty of any kind. We do not accept any responsibility or liability for the accuracy, content, images, videos, licenses, completeness, legality, or reliability of the information contained in this article. If you have any complaints or copyright issues related to this article, kindly contact the provider above.
ASCSN calls for promotion of education officers, civil servants in MDAsWhen asked about the Lakers' handling of Bronny during an appearance on The Bettor Angle show, Barkley didn't hold back. The NBA Hall of Famer has criticized Los Angeles's unusual plan to have the rookie split time between home G-League games and the NBA roster, suggesting it's hampering his development. "Awful," he said in response to the Lakers' plan. "I thought it was great, a little ceremony his first game. But the kid is not ready to play in the NBA... This thing where he's only gonna play home games. It's stupid, it's not fair to him," Barkley continued. "It's not fair to the team. Can you imagine the coach of that team? You come off a road trip and you have a player you haven't seen in a week or two. And then you probably feel like you gotta play him." Kevin Jairaj-Imagn Images Bronny's statistics support Barkley's concerns. The McDonald's All-American averaged modest numbers at Sierra Canyon High School (13.8 points, 5.5 rebounds, 2.7 assists) before a limited college career at USC (4.8 points, 2.1 assists, 2.8 rebounds). Now as a pro, he's posting just 0.7 points per game on 16.7% shooting in the NBA while managing 5.0 points and 3.0 assists in 28.5 minutes across two G-League appearances. The criticism reflects a growing concern that the Lakers' attempt to accommodate both James family members might be coming at the cost of Bronny's long-term growth. Leave it to Barkley to say what we're all thinking. Related: Stephen A. Smith Says LeBron Left Social Media Because Bronny Doesn't Belong in the NBA Related: Charles Barkley Was Right About Bronny James Needing G League Experience
Furthermore, the ongoing structural reforms in China's financial markets have created new opportunities for both domestic and foreign investors. The opening up of sectors such as technology, healthcare, and consumer services has attracted significant interest from institutions looking to capitalize on the country's growing middle class and expanding consumer market. This structural shift, combined with regulatory changes aimed at improving market transparency and efficiency, has created a more favorable investment environment for institutional players.
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The Vancouver Canucks will open a six-game homestand on Friday night against the Columbus Blue Jackets and have just made a roster move. A little over 24 hours after making some roster moves , including the placement of Filip Hronek on long-term injured reserve (LTIR), the Vancouver Canucks and General Manager Patrik Allvin have made another one, helping the club accrue cap space for the trade deadline in March. We've seen the Vancouver Canucks do this time and time again throughout the first couple months of the 2024-25 season and once the trade deadline rolls around, it could help Patrik Allvin land a big fish. Vancouver Canucks send down top prospect Jonathan Lekkerimaki & Cole McWard In a social media post on Friday , the Vancouver Canucks announced that Jonathan Lekkerimaki and Cole McWard have been sent back down to the American Hockey League's Abbotsford Canucks. Lekkerimaki, Vancouver's first-rounder in 2022, made his National Hockey League debut in November and scored his first career goal in his second game which came against the New York Islanders. The Tullinge, Sweden native has put up eight points (six goals, two assists), and is a minus-ten in 12 games in the AHL with Abbotsford. McWard, 23, was signed as an undrafted free agent out of college in April 2023 and has gone on to appear in six NHL games in the last couple of seasons. This season, McWard has skated in 21 games for Abbotsford where he's registered six points (one goal, five assists), two penalty minutes and is a minus-two. Both Jonathan Lekkerimaki and Cole McWard are expected to be in the lineup on Saturday when the Abbotsford Canucks host the Colorado Eagles, with puck drop set for 7 pm PT. This article first appeared on Canucks Daily and was syndicated with permission.One of the key aspects of the fan-designed away jersey that has garnered significant praise is its innovative and sleek design. Drawing inspiration from both Barcelona's traditional colors and Kobe Bryant's iconic Lakers purple and gold, the jersey seamlessly blends elements from both worlds to create a visually stunning aesthetic. The incorporation of Kobe Bryant's signature and jersey number on the back further cements the collaboration and pays homage to the basketball legend's enduring legacy.In addition to the live demonstrations, the promotions also include screenings of select episodes of "Ming Dynasty" followed by Q&A sessions with the cast and crew. Fans have the opportunity to learn more about the making of the show, hear behind-the-scenes stories, and interact with their favorite stars, creating a truly immersive and engaging experience.
The incident bore an eerie resemblance to the infamous New Light Bulb Incident that occurred a few years ago. In that incident, passengers were warned about the dangers of placing new light bulbs too close to the windows of high-speed trains, as the rapid changes in air pressure could cause the bulbs to explode. However, it appears that some travelers failed to learn from the past and instead decided to experiment with sticking their watches on the windows, unaware of the risks they were taking.The success of the "Final Destination" series can be attributed to its ability to tap into our primal fear of death and the unknown. By highlighting the fragility of life and the unpredictability of fate, the films have managed to strike a chord with audiences worldwide. The clever use of foreshadowing, intricate death sequences, and twisted sense of irony have become trademarks of the franchise, setting it apart from traditional horror fare.
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