Denise Alexander, ‘General Hospital’ and ‘Days of Our Lives’ Actress, Dies at 85

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I was deeply saddened to learn about Denise Alexander’s passing. She paved the way for both on-screen and off-screen representation, playing Dr. Lesley Webber – one of daytime TV’s first female doctors for almost five decades,” stated Frank Valentini, producer of “GH” on social media. “It was a privilege to bring her character back in recent times, and I feel fortunate to have collaborated with her. On behalf of the entire General Hospital family, I offer my sincere condolences to her loved ones, friends, and devoted fans. May she find eternal peace.

Standard Chartered’s $120K Bitcoin Target? Oops, We Missed That One! 😱

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Well, it looks like Standard Chartered has had a little “oopsie” moment. Geoffrey Kendrick, the head honcho of digital assets at the bank, recently admitted that their oh-so-ambitious $120K Bitcoin forecast was a bit too modest. Yeah, that’s right – Bitcoin is now way past the $100K mark and still showing no signs of slowing down. Guess it’s time to apologize for underestimating the mighty BTC. 🙄

CBS Tried Replacing Blue Bloods—Now They’ve Lost Two Shows Instead

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Each episode consistently attracted approximately 14 million viewers at its peak, which is impressive given the era when traditional broadcasting was transitioning towards streaming platforms as the primary medium. Remarkably, this show stood out among others, maintaining its status as a popular network television program even as viewer interest in other shows decreased. The series was exceptional and CBS has been aiming to replicate its success. However, it turns out that finding a suitable replacement for the Friday 10:00 PM ET slot has been more challenging than initially anticipated.

Honkai: Star Rail Fans Embrace ‘Fat Fuck’ with Hilarious Obsession

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Exploring the chats about “Fat Fella” reveals a label that goes beyond simple language; it symbolizes the creativity and absurdity regularly found in video game communities. This specific title has fans both laughing heartily and rolling their eyes at the same time. It’s not just present; it flourishes within the creative realm of memes, where users can push the limits of what’s real. One user, Natural-Elk-6245, humorously depicted “Fat Fella” as a powerful lord ascending his throne, making for one of the most epic character interpretations in 2023! In a world filled with serious missions and intense storylines, this whimsical nickname adds joy to the game, serving as a reminder not to take things too seriously. Whether it’s amusing or absurd, this name serves as an excellent counterbalance to the often dramatic situations players encounter. It’s a refreshing reminder that even amidst intergalactic turmoil, there’s always room for laughter.

Skull and Bones: Exciting Changes and Bug Fixes on May 9th

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User Cpt_Aodh’s post details a significant bug correction focusing on balancing problems with the Honorless event. Developers have acknowledged that in multiplayer situations, ships were inadvertently applying damage and health adjustments excessively, leading to intense difficulties for players as the number of participants grew. This issue was similar to navigating a stormy sea with a frail raft! The developers appreciate those who reported the bug and are vigilant about monitoring similar scaling issues going forward. Many players, relieved by the reduction in chaos, are applauding the developers as they rectify these problems.

Skull and Bones: Is the Ascension Module Production Rate Too Low?

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The main problem lies in the time it takes to acquire an Ascension Module, which feels similar to waiting for a kettle to boil that doesn’t reach boiling point. As M0niJ4Y explains, you’ll get one module after a long 25 hours, unless you have several factory workers friends on standby. The twist is that players can obtain up to 6-8 modules per hour through purchases, making the wait time seem even more unfair. This has many gamers questioning whether it’s a mistake or an intentional design decision that leaves them pondering other activities within the game.

Li’l Pirate’s Guide to Navigating Skull and Bones: Tips from the Salty Dogs!

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Gather as many materials as possible, destroy whatever you can for loot, in Skull and Bones, just like MagnumChris advises. As a newcomer, the multitude of tasks and resources might seem overwhelming, but don’t worry! The community encourages you to scavenge everything in your path for materials, silver, weapons, and more. Remember, building your ideal ship, one that would make your pirate ancestors beam with pride, necessitates a good amount of resources. Moreover, the expansion of your captain’s treasure is bound to stir emotions.

Skull and Bones: How to Get That Jealous Drink Firework and Other Tips!

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As a swashbuckler in Skull and Bones, fireworks aren’t mere eye-catching spectacles; they significantly boost the social interaction within the game. Instead of exchanging dull words, why not salute a fellow pirate with a burst of vibrant explosions or a playful firework that whispers your greetings across the starry night? It turns ordinary moments into shared, delightful experiences. The drink fireworks in particular seem to be a hit among the crew, stirring up plenty of chatter. Gerstyd, for instance, proclaimed it as his top pick, saying “it’s my #1 Firework! I love the glasses,” highlighting that not only is it visually appealing, but it also sparks conversations between us pirates.

BlackRock Begs SEC: Will Crypto Rules Ever Make Sense?

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Ladies and gentlemen, gather ’round! The mighty financiers of BlackRock, sovereigns of assets large enough to buy several small countries (but who needs the paperwork?), did convene with the learned scribes of the SEC’s Crypto Task Force on the ninth day of May. One can only imagine the anxious rustling of velvet doublets and legal briefs as their agenda rolled in, fatter than a Parisian soufflé.

Oscar Isaac Confirms Poe Dameron Won’t Return in Rey’s Star Wars Movie

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As a dedicated film enthusiast, I recently attended a screening of Andor Season 2 in New York. A curious fan boldly asked me about my future plans for the role of Poe Dameron in Rey’s forthcoming movie. With a smile on my face and a hint of sadness in my voice, I responded, “I’m afraid not,” effectively dashing the hopes of Star Wars fans everywhere. The video, shared by @deadboy28 on X, seems to indicate that Poe’s return to the Star Wars universe is not imminent, and it appears that I am at peace with this decision.