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child star Jack Veal has provided an update after revealing he is now homeless. The 17-year-old British actor, who starred as Kid Loki in the popular -led + series, shared a on Monday (December 2), sharing that he was living on the streets and seeking help. “Social services refuses to help me, despite what I’ve told them,” Veal explained. “I am desperate. I have been sleeping in the streets. I’m currently sleeping in a trailer that has smashed-in windows; it’s unsafe.” Calling life hard and saying that he “has nothing else,” he continued: “I am on my knees, begging for you guys to just share this, do something, spread the message about how the government are treating kids.” Veal — also known for his role in Netflix’s and Amazon Prime Video’s — claimed that he “didn’t have a very good upbringing.” “I struggle with mental health, like autism, ADHD, and [have been] screened for bipolar and psychosis,” he said. He went on to give a tour of the trailer he’s been living in, noting that it gets cold because the windows are broken. “But I cope. There’s no electricity, so I have to use a power bank and cycle through those,” Veal said. “I need help. Please share, please share it with whoever you can. You don’t have to pay me anything; I don’t need anything. I just need you to make this go as viral as possible. I will continue to put more stuff out. But please, I need help.” In a video the following day, he tearfully shared that he had received a call from social services “to potentially get me into foster care and supportive accommodations.” “I don’t know what you guys have done, but it’s gotten out there, and it’s really really helped me. They’re taking action now, they’re actually doing something. So God bless you all,” he said. “I’ll let you know how the meeting goes — there’s no promises, but this is the first time they’ve ever considered me for accommodations, so thank you. Thank you so much, I love you all.” Veal has since posted another update on Wednesday (December 4), sharing that he met with social services but is “still homeless.” “They’ve told me that I need to be street homeless again or return home,” he said, “until they find me a foster care placement, which might take a while. They’re telling me days, which is probably gonna be weeks, because they lie. So I’m gonna have to be street homeless.” Stating that he doesn’t know what to do, Veal added: “This is another call out for help. I had hope, but again they’re not doing anything. They want to put me in foster care, but in the meantime, I have to stay on the streets. It’s f***ing ridiculous.”
Path of Exile 2 has a three-act campaign experience in early access plus loads of endgame content to dive into. You can take part in the story as a solo character, only relying on your abilities for help, or as a part of a six-player party. Five additional players are supported to join you on your journey, but you're free to make a party of any size up to that number. While making a party for your friends and blasting your way through Path of Exile 2 together sounds great, the logistics of getting that set up can be complicated. Allow us to explain everything you need to know about adding friends and making a party in Path of Exile 2. How to add friends in Path of Exile 2 Path of Exile 2 makes it easy to add friends, as all you need is their username and tag number. As we've explained in a previous guide, Path of Exile 2 is fully cross-play , so you can add any friend regardless of their system. To add a friend, simply open the Social tab (J on keyboard by default) and find the "Friends" tab. From there, just type in your friend's username and the number that follows the "#" sign after their name in the "Friend Invite" box. If you've typed in everything correctly, press "Send" and your friend will get the request in their Social tab. Alternatively, you can find your friend requests in the Social tab as well. You can view your requests in the "Friends" tab under the "Invitations Received" box. You'll also be able to view all of your online and offline friends from here as well. As a note, the Social tab looks differently if you're on keyboard and mouse or controller. However, the menu acts the same way, as you still need to view the Friends tab and type in a friend's name and tag to add them. If you're already a part of a Guild in Path of Exile 2, scroll over one tab to view the "Guild" section of the Social menu. Here, you can view your Guild and see everyone that's online. This allows you to message them privately and invite them to a party in-game. If you're not part of a Guild yet, this is also where you can join one or view your invites to a Guild. How to make a party in Path of Exile 2 Once you add some friends in Path of Exile 2, it's time to get all of you in a party together. To do this, follow the steps below: Scroll over to the "Create Party" tab from the Social menu. Here, you'll have the option to create a party or join a party. If you want to create a party, select that option and invite any online friends to join it. You can also make your party public and have anyone join it. You can set certain restrictions on your party, which include opening it up to friends only or invite only. Once someone joins the party, you'll be notified so you can all group up in the same location. To join a party, select that option. However, this will only allow you to join Public Parties, which are parties that others have made. To join a friend's party, click on their name in your friends list and if their party is open to friends, you can join it. If your friend's party is set to invite only, you'll need an invite from them to join the party. Everything relating to friends and parties is managed through the Social menu, so when all else fails, check there to view any requests, invites, or your friends list. How to play couch co-op in Path of Exile 2 Of course, going through the friends list isn't the only way to play in a party in Path of Exile 2. The game also supports couch co-op, meaning you can play with another person from the same system you're using. To play in couch co-op, you need two controllers connected to your system and you'll need to make two separate characters as well. This is not possible with two sets of keyboards and mice. With your two controllers connected, go to the character selection screen. In the top-left, press the settings cog and go to the Input menu. Make sure your input is set to "Controller." Once that's done, go back to the character selection screen and each controller should have the ability to create or select a character. Player 1 will be on the left side of the screen and Player 2 is on the right. If you don't see the option to make a second character, you'll likely see "P2: Connect a controller" in the top-right of the screen. This means your second controller either isn't connected or isn't working. After you get both characters up and running, you can play Path of Exile 2 as you normally would. Only now, your screen will be split into two. Can you disable cross-play in Path of Exile 2? While Path of Exile 2 offers full cross-play between PS5, Xbox, and PC, some players might only want to see players from their specific system in-game. However, there doesn't appear to be a way to fully disable cross-play. If you go through all the settings and the Social menu, you won't find an option to disable or enable the feature. It's possible the ability to turn off cross-play could arrive later in early access or at the full launch, though. For now, if you're on Xbox Series X|S or PS5, you can disable cross-play across your entire system through the console's settings. This is done through the "Account and Network" settings of your console. PC players currently have no way to disable cross-play in Path of Exile 2.
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Dog food recalled in 7 states for salmonella risk after puppy litter gets sick, FDA saysAustralia news LIVE: Bills on the brink in final sitting week of the year; Social media giants slam ‘rushed’ ban consultationSt Kilda have admitted they got a little surprised after they reached out to one of their new players on the second night of the AFL’s draft . After bringing in Tobie Travaglia with pick No. 8 and Alixzander Tauru with No.10 on the opening night, the Saints then added James Barrat, Hugh Boxshall, Alex Dodson and Patrick Said to the club on Thursday. The draft’s second night is a little less glamorous than the opener with hopefuls typically glued to their TVs, waiting for their names to be called out along with family and friends. Know the news with the 7NEWS app: Download today It can, however, make for exciting homemade videos with wild scenes of celebrations when a player’s AFL dream is suddenly realised. The Saints certainly had a busy couple of days and after securing Dodson — a 203cm basketball-convert from South Australia — the social media team decided to reach out to their new ruck option to see if he had any videos of the moment his name was called. But there was a problem ... “Hey Alex, welcome to the Saints from the media team here,” the text message read. “If you have any videos from the reactions at your place tonight that we could share on our social channels please send it through!” But the response wasn’t quite what the social team was expecting. “You’ve got the wrong number, my names Garron and im a professor at ***** plus l’d only sign for the Pies!” fired back the reply. “Best to find Alex’s real number because this is a big moment for him and he deserves your credit and support. Congratulate him from me :),” professor Garron amusingly continued. St Kilda replied: “Whoops! Always welcome to jump on the Saints though...” Later revealing to fans: “We eventually got onto Alex Dodson don’t worry.” While the number may have been wrong, the Saints were certainly happy to snap up the big man. Dodson captained South Australia and represented Australia‘s U18 basketball team before proving his football talents in the SANFL and for his state in the AFL U18 Championships. He ended the year with under-18 All-Australian honours to go along with his basketball AA recognition. “We’re pleased to have James, Hugh, Alex, Patrick and their families join us at St Kilda,” St Kilda’s football boss David Misson said. “James is a powerful intercept defender whose aerial numbers were elite for Bendigo. Combined with his powerful kicking, it makes him an exciting player to watch at the Saints. “Hugh is an athletic and tough inside midfielder who is a very exciting prospect and will be a great addition to our midfield mix. “Alex is the elite ruck in this year’s draft and his ability to not only win the hitout but also follow up on the ground is a great asset for us. “Patrick is a hard-running, skilful half-forward who has played some time in the midfield for Calder and played well. A very exciting prospect for us who adds versatility. “We wish James, Hugh, Alex and Patrick all the best at St Kilda and look forward to welcoming them to the club very soon.”