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If any team has ever been representative of how quickly things can change in the NBA, it has been the 2025-26 Sixers. Take the last six days for example: on Monday, they seemed like a laughing stock. They lost to Jared McCain and the Oklahoma City Thunder with four of their five best players unavailable. On Wednesday, they got two of those key pieces back and obliterated the Chicago Bulls. On Saturday, the other two returned, too, and the Sixers beat one of the best teams in the Eastern Conference on the road to notch their most important win of the season. And yet the next time the Sixers take the floor, they will have a chance to get an even more important victory. But before focusing on the Sixers' battle with the Miami Heat on Monday night, let's dive into this week's Sunday stats, detailing the team's impressive triumph over the surging Charlotte Hornets: 43:00 Tyrese Maxey's playing time on Saturday night. Maxey, who was ruled out for approximately three weeks with a right finger on March 10, was supposed to at least miss the end of the month. He was clearly in good spirits when meeting with the media on

Vimeo Inc (ISIN: US92719V1008) operates as a premium video hosting and sharing platform, focusing on professional creators and enterprises. North American investors should evaluate its niche positioning amid broader market shifts and growth potential in content monetization. Vimeo Inc stands as a specialized player in the digital video ecosystem, emphasizing high-quality hosting, sharing, and monetization tools for creators and businesses. Listed on NASDAQ under ticker VMEO with ISIN US92719V1008, the company trades in USD and targets professional users distinct from mass-market platforms. As of 30.03.2026, Vimeo remains focused on its core strengths in premium video solutions. As of: 30.03.2026 By Elena Harper, Senior Financial Editor at NorthStar Market Insights: Vimeo Inc continues to carve a niche in professional video services amid evolving digital content demands. Company Overview and Core Business Model Official source All current information on Vimeo Inc directly from the company's official website. Visit official website Vimeo Inc provides cloud-based video solutions that prioritize quality, customization, and privacy for professional use cases. The platform supports video hosting, player customization, analytics, and distribution tools tailored for businesses, filmmakers, and creative professionals. Unlike broader social video sites, Vimeo emphasizes ad-free experiences and advanced features like live streaming and team collaboration.

Boston Celtics "50 wins in a gap year." The Celtics didn't need Jaylen Brown or Derrick White on Sunday to beat Charlotte. Barry Chin/The Boston Globe By Conor Ryan March 29, 2026 2 minutes to read Share It didn’t take long after the Celtics left the court at Charlotte’s Spectrum Center on Sunday for Jaylen Brown to take to social media. Brown — sidelined for Sunday’s road game against the Hornets due to left Achilles tendinitis — relished Boston’s record after the Celtics took down one of the hottest teams in the league, 114-99.  “50 wins in a gap year,” Brown said on X, adding a shamrock emoji. For all of the talk of the Celtics staring at a lost season in 2025-26 following Jayson Tatum’s Achilles injury and the loss of several key players this past offseason, Boston hasn’t lost its standing as a legitimate contender in the Eastern Conference. Not only did Boston’s win over Charlotte improve the Celtics’ record to 50-24, but it also secured a playoff berth, with Boston advancing to the postseason for the 12th year in a row. It’s the longest-active playoff streak across the NBA.  Boston has now reached the 50-win mark for

Executive Summary Pakistan is gradually expanding its role as a mediator between the United States government and its principal rivals. From the Doha talks with the Taliban to the upcoming summits in Islamabad involving Iranian interests, its posture is acquiring increasing credibility as a functional intermediary. This report evaluates both the strategic benefits of Islamabad’s diplomatic pivot and the risks associated with this trajectory, given Pakistan’s precarious internal security situation and the delicate power balance in its relations with Washington and Tehran. Key Points Pakistan’s diplomatic expansion may represent a refined strategy to counterbalance Indian influence in South Asia. Ongoing hostilities along the Afghan border and a volatile domestic landscape raise questions regarding Islamabad’s long-term reliability as a stable mediator. Failure to maintain a balanced, non-partisan policy risks Islamabad alienating its neighbours and compromising its strategic partnership with the United States. Background Information On Sunday, 29 March 2026, Islamabad became the venue for two-day consultations among the foreign ministers of Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, and Pakistan. Pakistan’s capital city is now a key focal point for an expanding diplomatic drive, which officials deem the most coordinated regional effort thus far to promote direct talks between the United States and Iran.

A restaurant in Derbyshire has had its Facebook page restored after the owners said it was taken down by Meta. The 1950s American Diner, in Swadlincote, lost access to its Facebook account - which has 32,000 followers - on 4 March for allegedly breaching Meta's rules on "fraud, scams and deceptive practices". Owner Cody Chetwynd appealed for help, and South Derbyshire MP Samantha Niblett helped recover the account on Thursday after meeting with Meta. Meta did not respond to the BBC's inquiries for a comment, but told a committee of MPs it "invested in the right systems" but "it does not always work perfectly". Chetwynd said the past 20 days had felt like a "huge black cloud", and getting the page back was "the biggest victory". Chetwynd said she was unsure how her page's content was flagged as fraud or a scam Chetwynd, who reopened the diner with her husband, Luke, on 17 August 2023, said she struggled to solve the issue without "being able to contact a real person".  » Read More

Supplied The owners of the 1950s American Diner, in Swadlincote, had their Facebook page removed for allegedly breaching the site's community guidelines A restaurant in Derbyshire has had its Facebook page restored after the owners said it was taken down by Meta. The 1950s American Diner, in Swadlincote, lost access to its Facebook account - which has 32,000 followers - on 4 March for allegedly breaching Meta's rules on "fraud, scams and deceptive practices". Owner Cody Chetwynd appealed for help, and South Derbyshire MP Samantha Niblett helped recover the account on Thursday after meeting with Meta. Meta did not respond to the BBC's inquiries for a comment, but told a committee of MPs it "invested in the right systems" but "it does not always work perfectly". Chetwynd said the past 20 days had felt like a "huge black cloud", and getting the page back was "the biggest victory". 1950s American Diner/Facebook Chetwynd said she was unsure how her page's content was flagged as fraud or a scam Chetwynd,  » Read More

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“Everyone is at least a dormant ballet nerd,” declares 22-year-old Eden Lim, while sitting for an interview in the suburban Dallas studio where she and her sister, Jordan, 24, film and edit their popular YouTube channel “Ballet Reign.” Judging from the near-universal backlash to Timothée Chalamet’s recent bad-mouthing of ballet, Eden’s summation of the central tenet of their show may be true. With 67,000 subscribers in 166 countries and growing, the Lim sisters are mixing Gen Z humor and exuberance with astounding erudition to bring ballet to a new generation and fire up older, longtime fans. With episode titles such as “Addictive Ballet Moments to Alter your Brain Chemistry” and promises like “This will increase your lifespan and double your morale,” they are on a mission to ensure that ballet not only survives but thrives. Mirthfulness is the Lim sisters’ medium, but their message is serious. During each show, they parse video clips of great performances, often by explaining the history of the piece and giving detailed behind-the-scenes stories. They dissect the most famous pas de deux with trenchant insight and introduce their audience to the greatest dancers, including Natalia Osipova and Roberto Bolle. With signature, irrepressible enthusiasm, the sisters

The US Army is deepening its trench warfare training, drawing on tactics from Ukraine. Graham Flanagan reports. Step inside the trenches: See how US soldiers are training for a potential war with Russia here: https://lnkd.in/ewcsz_AZ Like Comment Transcript Move it to the judge. The US Army is training for trench warfare to prepare for a possible war with Russia. I got exclusive access to the Army's largest overseas training ground in southern Germany, where soldiers use what they've learned seeing the Russia Ukraine war play out on social media. They even have a unit of soldiers called Opt Four who pretend to be the enemy. They wear all black uniforms and use AK style weapons. But when I asked army leaders if the soldiers are training to fight Russia, they would not say yes. They can't because the US isn't officially at war with Russia. But when I asked the Opt for soldiers, they said they are studying Russian tactics. How do you study how to act like Russians? The biggest part of it is the Ukrainian. Question more just saying stuff on it off of like tick tock or Reddit. Just stuff like that. This training simulates the trench

The term uncanny valley refers to the feeling of discomfort one has when coming across some android representation that looks remarkably human, but not quite. Microsoft Teams emojis live in the uncomfortable valley—a phenomenon Senior Tech Writer Rebecca Heilweil defines as the effect one experiences when presented with some kind of image, and there’s an uncomfortable gap between normal-looking and absolutely insane. For example, the Teams “angry” face, which actually shakes in fury, cannot be taken seriously, but it has no irony, either. The “thinking” face seems overly skeptical, and the “upside down” face seems to be having fun, when the whole point of this face is to express irony. Read more about how Microsoft Teams struggles to make the digital workplace more casual: https://bit.ly/4lSla1w More from this author Explore content categories