188jili ph

Tottenham Hotspur defender Serge Aurier has made the decision to deactivate his social media accounts after receiving a barrage of negative comments from fans. The decision comes after the Ivorian international faced criticism for his recent performances on the pitch, with some supporters taking to social media to express their frustration.

Mojave Brands Inc. Announces Public OfferingLin Jing'en, once the star of numerous hit dramas and movies, has recently made headlines for a different reason. The former leading lady was spotted begging for food at a convenience store, a stark contrast to her glamorous past. Lin Jing'en's fall from grace has shocked and saddened fans around the world as they struggle to come to terms with the reality of her current situation.

Colts need help for playoff shot, while Giants seek end to record skid

Furthermore, investment in infrastructure, technology, and human capital is crucial for improving the competitiveness of the country's exports. By upgrading production facilities, enhancing product quality, and fostering innovation, the country can maintain its competitive edge in the global market and attract more foreign buyers.Overall, the current rally in stock index futures serves as a reminder of the dynamism and potential of financial markets, as well as the opportunities that exist for investors to capitalize on emerging trends and developments. With a cautious optimism and a keen eye on policy developments, investors can position themselves strategically to benefit from the evolving market dynamics and drive long-term value creation.

he hopes of finishing atop the took a significant hit on , as they suffered a humbling 29-10 defeat to the . The loss not only knocked out of first place in the division but also raised serious questions about their playoff readiness, particularly with at the helm. Pat McAfee calls out Steelers analyst and former player didn't hold back when discussing the performance. On his show, bluntly remarked, The showcased their dominance with leading the charge and a defense that stifled struggling offense. For the , it was their third game in 11 days, all against teams with 10 or more wins, and while the grueling schedule was a factor, their offensive struggles were glaring. Pittsburgh struggling to secure playoff spot Over the past three games, has averaged just 280.7 yards and 13 points per game. Russell Wilson, who was brought in to elevate the team, has faltered. His 64.1% completion rate, three touchdowns, and two interceptions over the last three games highlight his inconsistent play. Against the blitz, passer rating drops to 73.3, raising concerns about his ability to lead the team in high-pressure situations. Adding to the Steelers' woes, injuries to key players like have hampered their offensive rhythm. Yet critique points to a broader issue: the Steelers' inability to field a Super Bowl-caliber offense. With one game left in the regular season against the , the face an uphill battle to regain momentum. Meanwhile, the dominant performance has sent a clear message to the league: they're gearing up for another championship run.Arsenal's attacking struggles have been a cause for concern among fans and pundits alike, with former Gunner Jeff Reine-Adelaide adding his voice to the debate. In a recent interview, the French midfielder expressed his worries about Arsenal's reliance on set pieces for goals, highlighting their lack of creativity in open play.

California to consider requiring mental health warnings on social media sitesChatGPT maker OpenAI is reportedly considering developing a web browser that would compete directly against Google and its popular Chrome browser, combining its AI chatbot and "separately discussed or struck deals to power search features". In a new report from The Information picked up by Reuters, we're learning that OpenAI has spoken about the search product with website and app developers including Conde Nest, Redfin, Eventbrite, and Priceline according to people who have seen the prototypes or designs of the products. OpenAI CEO Sam Altman is going in a different direction with the company, establishing itself firmly into the search engine market to defy Google's dominance with the likes of SearchGPT. We all know that Google is the undisputed leader of the search industry, as it's in our everyday speaking terms that we say "I'll Google it" without a second thought, so OpenAI would have an uphill battle (that is worth fighting for). Google is being hit from multiple sides right now, with regulatory authorities including the US Department of Justice pushing for Google to sell off its Chrome to shake its dominance of the market. If this happens, and OpenAI has an AI-powered web browser at the ready... the industry could see some tectonic shifts in the months and years to come. Google hasn't been sitting quietly, as it has been using generative AI technologies like chatbots, Gemini, and more into its products, only as it is facing stiffer competition in the market. Furthermore, The Information added that OpenAI is reportedly considering partnering with Samsung to integrate its AI features inside of Samsung-made devices. Samsung is tight with Google, as its fleet of smartphones uses the Android operating system, so a relationship forming with OpenAI... things are about to change, big time.President-elect Donald Trump announced Friday he would work to end the "inconvenient" custom of moving clocks forward one hour every spring, which he said was imposing an unnecessary financial burden on the United States. "The Republican Party will use its best efforts to eliminate Daylight Saving Time, which has a small but strong constituency, but shouldn't! Daylight Saving Time (DST) is inconvenient, and very costly to our Nation," Trump posted on his website, Truth Social. DST was adopted by the federal government during World War I but was unpopular with farmers rushing to get produce to morning markets, and was quickly abolished. Many states experimented with their own versions but it wasn't reintroduced nationwide until 1967. The Democratic-controlled US Senate advanced a bill in 2022 that, like Trump's plan, would bring an end to the twice-yearly changing of clocks, in favor of a "new, permanent standard time." But The Sunshine Protection Act called for the opposite switch -- moving permanently to DST rather than eliminating it -- to usher in brighter evenings, and fewer journeys home in the dark for school children and office workers. The bill never made it to President Joe Biden's desk, as it was not taken up in the Republican-led House. It had been introduced in 2021 by a Republican, Florida Senator Marco Rubio, who is about to join the incoming Trump administration as secretary of state. He said studies had shown a permanent DST could benefit the economy. Either way, changing to one permanent time would put an end to Americans pushing their clocks forward in the spring, then setting them back an hour in the fall. Colloquially the practice is referred to as "springing" forward and "falling" back. The clamor has increased in recent years to make DST permanent especially among politicians and lobbyists from the Northeast, where frigid conditions are normal in the early winter mornings. "It's really straightforward. Cutting back on the sun during the fall and winter is a drain on the American people and does little to nothing to help them," Rubio said in a statement ahead of the vote. "It's time we retire this tired tradition." Rubio said the United States sees an increase in heart attacks and road accidents in the week that follows the changing of the clocks. Any changes would be unlikely to affect Hawaii and most of Arizona, the Navajo Nation, American Samoa, Guam, the Northern Mariana Islands, Puerto Rico and the US Virgin Islands, which do not spring forward in summer. ft/nro