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Shiba Inu SHIB , touted as a Dogecoin DOGE killer, is going from strength to strength. Following its record run on Sunday, the meme currency hasn't lost any of the momentum and is headed higher yet again. What Happened: Shiba Inu, which touched an all-time high of $0.000044 intraday Sunday, ended the day at $0.000036. The crypto retested the $0.000044 level yet again on Monday but could not break above the level. Profit taking at the day's high pushed the currency lower and it ended the session at $0.000042. Some blamed the pullback on  Elon Musk's reply to a tweet highlighting a Benzinga story on Doge's popularity. Musk said in reply that Doge is the people's currency and he supports Doge. After moving sideways, Shiba Inu began to rally hard in the last few hours and scaled a

  New Delhi (CNN Business) The parody cryptocurrency shiba inu coin just climbed to an all-time high and is one of the biggest digital currencies by market value. Shiba coin — which appears to be inspired by dogecoin, itself a meme currency — is up more than 40% over the last seven days, according to CoinGecko . The website ranks the coin as the 11th biggest cryptocurrency. The token has gained more than 45 million percent in the past year, the site indicated. It later fell about 10% from its all-time high after Tesla CEO Elon Musk — who is a big fan of dogecoin — tweeted that he does not own any shiba coin. Musk's tweets have frequently moved crypto markets. Interactive: 15 experts. 11 questions. All your crypto questions, answered. Like another quirky digital currency Dogecoin — which is the ninth biggest crypto by market value — shiba coin features the Shiba Inu dog as its mascot. Its meteoric rise has made some investors millionaires overnight. The c

  NCIS , thankfully, rests this Monday. There will be no  new episode . We should use it as a time for post-Gibbs reflection and to process all these changes. But once there’s some  NCIS  quiet time, we can look ahead to some future episodes. The one that runs Nov. 8 is called  Docked . There’s no handy CBS plot summary. Nor are there photos available to tease the episode. Only the name of the episode is available at this point.   What does it all mean? The folks at cartermatt.com  speculate  that  Docked has to do with a big Naval ship. Cause docked is what ships do. Maybe there’s a fascinating c***e on deck, while docked. Plus, maybe the name has something to do with who might be agent in charge. It looks obvious to everyone the new boss will be  Alden Parker (Gary Cole) . That’s the direction Vance (Rocky Carroll) is headed. It seems that Gibbs (Mark Harmon) still is calling some personnel shots from his Alaska fish camp. Off-camera, he dropped some of

 Long-time star of  NCIS: Los Angeles  Eric Christian Olsen has been  expanding  out of acting and more into writing as time goes on. In fact, he claims he has “15 episodes” already written in his head. He’s just waiting for the right times to get them made. When Christian Olsen made the statements, it was  back in 2019 . Since then, he has been greenlighted for writing an episode and that will come out later this season. So, he has at least 14 episodes still in his brain then. That’s pretty much an entire season! “I think I probably have about 15 episodes written in my head right now,” the actor said when asked about writing. “You wake up in the middle of the night and you’ve got an amazing new cold open.” He doesn’t just want to write episodes. Christian Olsen says he wants to dive into the background of the show’s most beloved figure. “I think that for me, the thing that I love the most about the show — the pillar of the show — is Linda [Hetty]. Aft

 It’s safe to say that Mark Harmon has been the show’s backbone. The experienced actor has been a regular of the show from its inception in 2003, and his presence can be traced back to the show’s parent series, ‘JAG.’ For the past 19 seasons, the actor has played Special Agent Leroy Jethro Gibbs, a severe authoritative figure who can also be a mentor who trains his agents on the finer parts of inquiry. Not to add his wisdom gained through experience and his countless ‘Gibbs’ Rules.’ While rumors of Harmon’s departure have circulated recently, it’s difficult to envision ‘NCIS’ without the stoic, intelligent figure of Gibbs. Behind the scenes, Harmon appears to have served as a mentor to members of the ‘NCIS’ cast, serving as a source of inspiration and camaraderie. Here are the ‘NCIS’ cast members who regard Mark Harmon to be their Gibbs both on and off-screen. Mark Harmon is regarded as a mentor by Sean Murray. Sean Murray, who plays Special Agent Timothy McGee on ‘NCIS,

  This news was made public at the beginning of NCIS season 18… – – – Mark Harmon has officially played Leroy Gibbs on NCIS for 400 episodes. Harmon, who is the only full-time cast member from the 2003 pilot, also acts as the series’ executive producer. The show jumped back in time for the 400th episode, which aired at the end of November, to show fans how Gibbs met Donald “Ducky” Mallard (David McCallum). Sean Harmon, Harmon’s son, played a young Gibbs in the landmark episode. Sean is a small part of NCIS history, and the 69-year-old admits “there’s pride involved.” The 400th episode of ‘NCIS’ was broadcast in 1980. According to  TV Line , the 400th episode of NCIS, titled “Everything Starts Somewhere,” moved back to 1980. The story begins 40 years ago, when the family who brought Gibbs and Ducky together for a case 40 years ago unexpectedly returns. During the flashbacks, Sean Harmon and Adam Campbell reprised their roles as young Gibbs and Ducky. Back in 1980, NIS (l

  NCIS Season 20 Updates:  Broadcasting on the CBS telecom company, the NCIS TV show stars Sean Murray, Wilmer Valderrama, Brian Dietzen, Diona Reasonover, Katrina Law, Rocky Carroll, David McCallum, and Gary Cole. Star Mark Harmon withdrew in scene four. On the series, NCIS Special Agent Leroy Jethro Gibbs (Harmon), a previous Marine gunnery sergeant whose abilities as an examiner are unrivaled, drives an exceptionally talented and vivid gathering of experts. The group incorporates NCIS Special Agent Timothy McGee (Murray), an MIT graduate with a talent for PCs who is presently a Senior Field Agent; NCIS Special Agent Nicholas “Scratch” Torres (Valderrama), who every now and again goes secret; and NCIS Special Agent Jessica Knight (Law), a considerable REACT specialist who works in prisoner dealings high-hazard activities. Helping the group as the NCIS Historian is resigned clinical analyst Dr. Donald “Ducky” Mallard (McCallum); Ducky’s protégé, the c