GDB 23.0 Wrap Up: Just like we drew it up, Oilers extend the streak with a wild 5-4 win in ChicagoNever in doubt. Final Score: 5-4 OilersWelcome to our Oilers game day content presented by NHL betting site Betway! On paper, even with the injuries, there was no reason that the Oilers shouldn’t be able to find a way to beat the Chicago Blackhawks given how horrible they’ve been this season. The Oilers dummied Chicago on the shot clock by a 41-25 margin, which is very exciting if you love a good Corski win as you know I do. The Oilers hit at least six posts tonight and it was incredibly frustrating that not one of them bounced in our way.

Some colleges have developed third-quarter traditions, usually marching band dependent, but this carries dangers of its own. There are four or five cheer formats, and they simply, as a group, somehow decide amongst themselves that this is what we’re yelling now. We rarely do this on an organic level in America, and when we do, there’s usually an organizing authority. The cheers and songs issue forth, and everyone, as a group, simply agrees to this. I do know we’ll able be quite, quite fine without bringing vuvuzelas into the equation.

Morgan Park's Kyle Duff-Hudson (0) dives over Brother Rice's Cale Cosme (10) as they both scramble for a loose ball during a nonconference game in Chicago on Tuesday, Nov. 29, 2022. (Vincent D. Johnson / Daily Southtown)Cale Cosme is listed as 5-foot-8 on the Brother Rice roster but admits that might be a bit generous. Brother Rice's Cale Cosme (10) passes the ball down the court against Morgan Park during a nonconference game in Chicago on Tuesday, Nov. 29, 2022. (Vincent D. Johnson / Daily Southtown)“I didn’t go in a ton, so when I did, everybody would be hyped up,” Cosme said. Morgan Park's Josh Kelly (31) puts up a shot as Brother Rice's Cale Cosme (10) and Khalil Ross (31) defend during a nonconference game in Chicago on Tuesday, Nov. 29, 2022.

The views were expressed by speakers at a ceremony organized by Youth Impact, a not-for-profit social development organization, at a local hotel, to showcase and acknowledge 75 peacebuilding projects undertaken by youth leaders it trained from across Pakistan this year. To prepare Pakistan’s youth to volunteer for critical social leadership and peacebuilding roles, Youth Impact had launched a campaign through ‘Camp Himalayas’, a program to train more than 400 young social leaders, who embarked on a journey of community service by executing multiple tasks of social development, inclusivity and nation-building in their local districts. They lauded the efforts of the young individuals, who chose to bring about social change and development by projecting the values of unity, respect, diversity and tolerance. Where young individuals would undergo the largest wilderness-based annual youth leadership moot of Pakistan, near khanpur, starting from November 30th and concluding on Dec 04, 2022. It aims to develop interpersonal and social skills in youth through extensive experiential learning.

ISLAMABAD – Ousted Pakistani premier Imran Khan has congratulated the new top brass of the Pakistan Army, expressing hope that the new leadership will end the trust deficit between the state and the people. PTI chief took to Twitter to wish new Chief of Army Staff (COAS) General Asim Munir and General Sahir Shamshad Mirza, Chairman Joint Chiefs of Staff Committee (CJCSC). We hope new mly ldrship will work to end prevailing trust deficit that has built up in last 8 months between the nation and the State. Lately, other PTI leaders including secretary general Asad Umar also urged new army leadership to revive ‘broken trust between people and the military’. PTI chief, 70, earlier held a secret meeting with former Chief of Army Staff General Qamar Javed Bajwa, who on Tuesday handed command to General Asim Munir.

Share:On Monday, the TTP called off the ceasefire agreed with the government in June and ordered its militants to stage attacks across the country. This is a concerning development but not a surprising one given the trajectory of the negotiations. As per reports, this decision was supposedly taken after the Pakistan military launched an operation in the Lakki Marwat district. Thus far, the Afghan Taliban government’s assurances have not helped the situation whatsoever. Now, we must adopt a harder stance and push the Afghan Taliban government to clamp down on the group.

At least two policemen were martyred and 30 people, including 15 police officials, were injured when a suspected suicide bomber targeted a patrolling police truck in Quetta’s Belili area on Wednesday. Deputy Inspector General of Police Quetta Azfar Maisar confirmed that two policemen were martyred in the attack and at least two dozen were injured in the blast. "The bomb blast that targeted a police patrol wounded more than 30 people, including 15 police," said another police official, Abdul Haq. The patrol had been guarding a polio vaccination team at the time of the suicide blast, he added. Also, Pakistan gave peace a chance as the Afghan Taliban were not willing to take any action against the TTP.

San Diego State’s Jack Browning earned a scholarship several weeks ago for his punting and place-kicking this season. Browning added another honor for his performance on Tuesday — 2022 Mountain West Special Teams Player of the Year. The Aztecs tied for second with San Jose State, two games behind first-place Fresno State. Fresno State and San Jose State each had four. Boise State head coach Andy Avalos was voted MW Coach of the Year.

Education inevitable for nation's progress, development: AhsanMinister for Planning, Development and Special Initiatives Ahsan Iqbal says the Government is committed to educate every child of the country as it is their fundamental right. The Planning Minister said education is an inevitable for nation's progress and development. He said in this era of Information Technology, we have to focus and produce students as per the requirements of the market. He said the Youth Development Initiatives recently launched by the Prime Minister, will enhance skills of students across the country. Ahsan Iqbal also announced that under YDI, scholarships will also be awarded to the students of far flung areas of the country.

MONTREAL — Kaapo Kahkonen stopped 28 shots for his first shutout for San Jose and the Sharks beat the Montreal Canadiens 4-0 on Tuesday night. Kahkonen re-signed with the Sharks in the summer after playing 36 games last season for Minnesota and San Jose. "We'll look at the video and we'll learn lessons for this game, (the power play) was the difference tonight." I mean, I don't know how many chances we had on the power play but we had enough for us to score for sure." In the second, Canadiens forward Christian Dvorak appeared to beat Kahkonen to tie the game, but the goal was called off.

In a recent Twitter post, journalist Hasan Kazmi penned a post in reference to the ongoing Fifa World Cup 2022 in Qatar. Pakistan.” He added, “Four out of five of these countries are not playing the Fifa World Cup.”World Most Populas Countries1. Pakistan 🇵🇰4 out of 5 these countries are not playing Fifa World Cup.#FIFAWorldCup — Hasan Kazmi (@hasankazmi_) November 28, 2022The post hit home for Zafar, who was quick to respond to Kazmi. “#FifaWorldCup bring football to Pakistan. #FIFAWorldCupBring football to Pakistan.

Nation excited for historic Test series b/w Pakistan, England after 17 years: MarriyumBritish High Commission hosted a dinner in honor of Pakistan and England cricket teams. Minister for Information and Broadcasting Marriyum Aurangzeb also participated in the dinner and met with the captains of both teams. Speaking on this occasion, she said the entire nation is excited for the historic Test series between Pakistan and England after 17 years. Congratulations the people of Pakistan on the England cricket team's visit to Pakistan, she said the arrival of international cricket team to Pakistan has not only brought positive activity for domestic cricket but also for Pakistani viewers, fans and public. She said the role of the British High Commissioner, the Government of Pakistan and the Prime Minister's Office is unforgettable for the England cricket team's visit to Pakistan.

Share:LAHORE - Special Assistant to Prime Minister (SAPM) on Industries and Production Tas­neem Ahmed Qureshi said on Monday that the government was creating a favourable business and industrial environment in the country to restore confidence of local industrialists, traders and investors. He chaired a meeting at the Small and Medium Enterprises Development Au­thority (SMEDA) head office, and was briefed by SAMEDA Chief Executive Offi­cer Hashim Raza about authority’s work­ing, achievements and targets. He said politi­cal stability was a prerequisite to eco­nomic development, asserting that in today’s world, only those nations were truly free which had stabilised their respective economies and developed themselves on strong footing. He hoped that viable eco­nomic and business policies of the gov­ernment would help restore confidence of the local businessmen and industri­alists, and they would start diverting their investment from real estate to in­dustry and manufacturing sector. SMEDA CEO Hashim Raza gave a detailed presentation to the SAPM about the au­thority’s services, projects, working, achievement and targets.

Share:President Dr Arif Alvi on Monday stressed upon the need for a comprehensive and effective awareness campaign to highlight the rights of Persons with Disabilities (PWDs). The president expressed these views during a presentation on plans for an awareness campaign on Persons with Disabilities (PWDs) given by Press Secretary to President Qamar Bashir at Aiwan-e-Sadr. First Lady, Begum Samina Arif Alvi and senior officials of the President’s Secretariat also attended the meeting, President Secretariat Press Wing said in a press release. Media was the most effective and useful partner in the dissemination of purpose-made media products on the rights of DAPs and the obligations and responsibilities of society towards them, he added. He also urged upon the need to make the websites of the public and private sector institutions accessible and PWD-friendly.

Share:Pakistan has reported no death in the last 24 hours by novel coronavirus as the number of confirmed positive cases has surged to 1,575,125. The nationwide tally of fatalities stands at 30,630 on Monday. According to the latest figures issued by the National Institute of Health (NIH), at least 28 persons were tested positive for COVID-19 across the country in the past 24 hours. Pakistan has conducted 5,783 tests in the past 24 hours out of which 28 persons were tested positive for the disease. The COVID Positivity Ratio was recorded at 0.48 percent.