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One Minute Briefs issued the 'One Minute Brief of the Day' tasking participants to design posters promoting business sponsorships for Creating Memories charity. The charity grants wishes to children and adults with life-limiting or terminal illnesses and their families to cover key costs. Users shared numerous poster entries, with a £100 cash prize offered to the winner.

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On March 10, @yappingbambix posted about loving the niche-references type of nerdy guy, earning 32,000 likes and 18 million views. Two days later, @astarinthesea_ called it code for 'conventionally attractive sociable man with glasses,' exploding to 241,000 likes and sparking backlash like @tyler02020202's claim of men feeling 'morally obligated to fuck ugly losers.' Women defended their right to physical standards, while men shared memes contrasting unkempt 'real nerds' with polished gamer bros, exposing frustrations in X's ongoing dating debates. The exchange highlights tensions between chemistry, entitlement, and insecurities.

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A simple image of a woman grinning next to her 'nerdy, unintentionally funny' guy captured a fun fantasy for millions. But one sharp reply turned it into a raw showdown over looks, personality, and who owes who what.

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In a 20-minute segment titled 'Follow the MONEY,' Maddow argued that UAE, Qatar, and Saudi Arabia pushed Trump into the strikes to counter Iran, citing their investments in Trump family ventures. She acknowledged U.S.-Israeli operations but emphasized Gulf rivalries, prompting X users to accuse her of downplaying Israel's involvement and Netanyahu's support. The backlash mixed claims of bias with defenses tying the analysis to Gulf cash flows, amid ongoing strikes that killed Iran's Supreme Leader and drew U.S. casualties.

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As U.S. and Israeli airstrikes hit Iran for a second day on March 1, Rachel Maddow's MSNBC monologue pointed fingers at Gulf states over Israel's role.

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User ALUTHEDON shared CBS footage from Morley Safer's 1965 report on Marines razing 150 huts in Cam Ne, South Vietnam, asking why films depict U.S. troops as the good guys. Many countered with examples like Apocalypse Now's moral descent, Platoon's civilian massacres and rapes, and Full Metal Jacket's boot-camp brutality and urban carnage. Films such as The Deer Hunter and Born on the Fourth of July highlight trauma and regret, while even pro-war The Green Berets flopped; the discussion notes movies often center American views amid the war's heavy toll of 58,000 U.S. deaths and millions of Vietnamese casualties.

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A clip of U.S. Marines burning huts in 1965 Vietnam sparked questions about movies always showing soldiers as heroes. Replies quickly pointed to decades of films that paint a much grimmer picture.

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The Dominican Republic's star lineup erupted for 12 runs on four homers, including blasts from Vladimir Guerrero Jr., Junior Caminero, and Austin Wells, before Soto's dagger sealed a 12-1 win over the Netherlands in Pool D. The victory moved them to 2-0 atop the group with Venezuela, as their pitching silenced the Dutch after an early solo shot. Soto called it the ultimate thrill, with the whole nation cheering, while fans chanted 'We want Venezuela!' afterward.

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Juan Soto crushed a two-run walk-off homer in the seventh, triggering the mercy rule and sending Dominican fans into a frenzy at loanDepot Park.

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The Swedish Ferrari Driver Academy talent with DAMS Lucas Oil set a 1:28.695 to beat Martinius Stenshorne by 0.225 seconds in a 30-minute session halted twice by red flags. Campos Racing took fourth and fifth with Noel León and Nikola Tsolov, while debutant Colton Herta qualified 14th after a practice spin. Beganovic's win drew praise from Ferrari's academy and rival Luke Browning; he'll lead Sunday's feature race, with the sprint grid reversed for the top eight.

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Dino Beganovic nailed a stunning final lap at Albert Park, grabbing pole amid red flags and drama. His radio shout of 'Let's go guys! Yes! I love you guys!' captured the raw thrill.

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Shakira wrapped her Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour with a free show at Mexico City's Zócalo square, pulling in a record 400,000 fans—beating her own 2007 mark of 210,000 and Los Fabulosos Cadillacs' 300,000 in 2023. Dressed in a green bodysuit with Mexican motifs, she performed classics like 'Si Te Vas' and new tracks, dedicating the night to fans who camped out days early. Mexico's President Claudia Sheinbaum praised the joy, saying Shakira is deeply loved, while the superstar thanked her 'accomplices' of three decades on Instagram.

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Shakira waved Mexico's flag high amid a sea of 400,000 phone lights, calling the massive crowd her 'Mexican family' in a dream-come-true finale.

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Escalating war in Iran, triggered by U.S. and Israeli strikes early this month, has closed Middle East airspace, canceling thousands of flights and stranding Al-Khelaifi as PSG prepares for Wednesday's Champions League round-of-16 first leg against Chelsea at Parc des Princes. He skipped the team's training session this morning for the first time in years and is racing to fly out tonight or early tomorrow, with sources estimating 50-50 odds of arriving for the 21:00 CET kickoff. The Qatar Sports Investments chairman's absence adds tension to the matchup between last season's European champions PSG and Chelsea, their rematch from last year's Club World Cup final.

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Nasser Al-Khelaifi, PSG's hands-on president who rarely misses a training session, has been grounded in Doha for over a week due to the Iran conflict's travel shutdowns.

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Ivory Coast, producing 40% of the world's cocoa, set its 2025/26 farmgate price at 2,800 CFA francs per kilogram in October, but global futures have crashed to around $3,500 per ton. Exporters offer just 1,500-1,800 CFA francs—deals banned by regulators—leaving cooperatives like Sekou Dagnogo's owing farmers money in places like Duekoue. Farmer Frederic Kouassi Kouassi in Remikro says some take low offers out of desperation, while the Coffee and Cocoa Council buys back stocks to prevent waste; neighboring Ghana cut prices 28% to align with markets and boost sales.

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In Ivory Coast, warehouses are stacked to the ceiling with cocoa beans that risk spoiling, as exporters balk at the government's fixed price for farmers.

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Founded by Coinbase co-founder Fred Ehrsam and ex-Sequoia partner Matt Huang, Paradigm has built its name on massive crypto funds like its $2.5 billion second fund in 2021. Now, amid cooling crypto deals and booming AI investments, the firm aims to chase frontier-tech opportunities beyond blockchain, as reported by The Wall Street Journal citing sources familiar with the matter. The potential shift follows past website tweaks that briefly softened its crypto focus, drawing community pushback, and builds on earlier bets like a $50 million stake in decentralized AI firm Nous Research.

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Paradigm, the crypto powerhouse behind Uniswap and Optimism, is eyeing a big leap into AI and robotics with a new fund up to $1.5 billion.

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