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The world of Cuban mini cigars continues to evolve with the launch of the Cohiba Wide Short 50 Limited Edition 2024 humidor. Following the success of Cohiba Wide Short, which, since its launch in 2023, has continued to grow, the brand celebrates the introduction of the Wide Short format with a limited edition featuring 50 cigarillos made in Cuba using 100% Cuban black tobacco. This release is presented in a premium humidor that combines noble materials with a contemporary design. Cohiba Wide Short has become a milestone in the brand’s history within Cuban machine-made mini cigars, rising in two years to become its second best-selling format by volume and the leading one in terms of global revenue. The Cohiba Wide Short 50 Limited Edition 2024 humidor is available at leading specialist tobacconists across Spain at a retail price of €225 per case.

Day 2 at the World Rookie Snowboard Finals in Kaprun went full send as the Big Air finals delivered one of the heaviest sessions of the week at Kitzsteinhorn – Zell am See-Kaprun. Under solid conditions, riders from across the globe stepped up and threw down insane tricks, confirming once again that the future of snowboarding is already here. Huge amplitude, technical rotations and clean landings defined a contest where progression was the only rule. The Big Air setup gave riders the perfect stage to push their limits — and they answered with next-level performances in every category. From the youngest Groms to the more experienced Rookies, the vibe was the same: no holding back. One of the standout moments of the day came from the Rookie Women category, where Mariia Nikolskaia (RUS)dropped the highest score of the entire competition, putting down a run worth 96.33 points, the best overall performance of the day. Big Air Results Dmytro Luchkin (UKR) – 1st Place Rookie Boys Rookie Boy Podium: 🥇 Dmytro Luchkin (UKR)🥈 Junxin Li (CHN)🥉 Mille Kährström (SWE) Valter Panzeri (ITA)  1st PLace Grom Boys  Grom Boy Podium: 🥇 Valter Panzeri (ITA)🥈 Hayden Jacobs (AUS)🥉 Ukko Raatikainen (FIN) Mariia Nikolskaia (RUS)

The San Diego Seniors Community Foundation is set to hold its first-ever “State of Seniors” address Tuesday, observing that a rapidly growing population of older Americans will further strain already-stressed health care systems as the local population age 60 and older moves from 730,000 today to 1 million by 2040. It is not all difficult tidings. The address includes a new $2 million effort aimed at increasing longevity in seniors by better matching outreach to seniors’ needs. Economic insecurity is cited as the largest threat currently impacting older residents. In its latest “State of Seniors Report,” the authors observed a 15% increase in the number of housing cost-burdened residents in 2025 as compared to 2024. “A single older adult in San Diego now requires more than twice the average Social Security benefit of $2,071 per month to meet basic needs,” the report states. The San Diego Seniors Community Foundation is a nonprofit dedicated to increasing “awareness and action toward issues impacting seniors,” with initiatives that address issues from elder fraud to senior loneliness.  » Read More

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A predatory sex offender who used Snapchat to “groom and manipulate” two girls when they were aged ten and 14, whom he later raped, will now serve an additional four-and-a-half years in prison after the State successfully objected to the undue leniency of his original nine-year sentence. After David O'Sullivan was arrested last March, gardaí found 1,629 files of downloaded child sexual abuse material on a mobile phone belonging to him.  This included 915 videos and images of sexual activity involving children and 714 images of sexually explicit exposure. The Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) had sought a review of O’Sullivan’s original term of imprisonment, arguing that his offending was at “such an extreme end” of this type of case that the ultimate sentence imposed had been “incapable of reflecting the gravity” of the crimes. The Court of Appeal has upheld the State’s appeal, finding that the sentence was unduly lenient. Resentencing O’Sullivan to thirteen-and-a half-years in prison, Ms Justice Isobel Kennedy said this was offending of “a very grave nature” by a young man who had “groomed and manipulated these extremely young girls, instilled fear, made threats and sexually assaulted both of them”. O’Sullivan, 23, previously of Ballick Road

The deal days also feature $10 hats available at the Clubhouse Store and $10 parking. ATLANTA — Opening Day is almost here, and the Braves already have an offer that should find more than a few takers at Truist Park. 11Alive's Reeves Jackson went to the team's media day on Tuesday, where they revealed a deal available for seven games in March and April: $10 tickets, $2.50 hot dogs, and $3.99 Miller High Lifes. There is no limit on either the dogs or the Champagne of Beers.   The deal days also feature $10 hats available at the Clubhouse Store and $10 parking. The dates and opponents for these games include: March 30 vs. Athletics, 7:15 p.m. March 31 vs. Athletics, 7:15 p.m. April 1 vs. Athletics, 12:15 p.m. April 13 vs. Marlins, 7:15 p.m. April 14 vs. Marlins, 7:15 p.m. April 15 vs. Marlins, 7:15 p.m. April 28 vs. Tigers,  » Read More

Snapchat is doubling down on AI creation with the launch of AI Clips, a new Lens format that transforms a single photo into a short video. Announced as part of Lens Studio, Snapchat’s platform for building AR and AI-powered Lenses, the feature introduces a more structured approach to generative video, one that’s designed for speed, accessibility, and distribution. AI Clips allow users to upload a single photo and instantly turn it into a five-second video. But unlike open-ended text-to-video tools, Snapchat is taking a closed-prompt approach. Instead of typing anything, users interact with pre-designed Lenses created by developers. Each Lens comes with a specific concept or scenario. Think walking down a red carpet, appearing in a stylized cinematic moment or even dropping into a themed environment. Users simply tap the Lens, upload their photo, and Snapchat handles the rest. Built for creators, not just users The real play here is on the creator side. Snapchat says Lens developers, both experienced and new, can build and publish these AI-powered experiences in minutes directly within Lens Studio, without relying on external tools. This lowers the barrier to entry significantly, turning AI video creation into something that’s: Template-driven Repeatable Scalable across audiences More

Lakeland University Esports LED sign lit up in a dark room, on March 24, 2026 Not only does the Lakeland University Esports team crush it during the season, they crush it outside as well.    The Alex’s Lemonade Stand charity stream will be starting on Saturday, March 28. Events in the stream have yet to be announced. The event will be stream on Lakeland Esports’  twitch.tv  page:  twitch.tv/lakelandesports .       Alongside competing against teams across the nation, the Lakeland University Esports team finds ways to help the community in their own way. Using the power of the live streaming website Twitch, the Esports team raises money through a marathon event: 24 straight hours of being live, raising money for the Alex’s Lemonade Stand charity.   Alex’s Lemonade Stand is a charity that focuses on raising money to find a cure for childhood cancer. Starting in the year 2000, the charity has funded over 1,500 projects in over 150 research centers in North America. They utilize charity events to help fund these events.   Source:  https://www.alexslemonade.org/about-alexs-lemonade-stand-foundation-childhood-cancer     Brett Sheldon, the head coach of the Esports team, created the stream with help from the charity themselves. “I got connected Alex’s Lemonade Stand because they

600-year-old pinot noir grape found in medieval French toilet Poland faced a surge in cyberattacks in 2025, including a major assault on the energy sector Trump administration bans import of new foreign-made routers, citing supply chain and security risks

Good Job Photo illustration by Slate. Photo by Yaraslau Mikheyeu/iStock/Getty Images Plus.  Good Job is Slate’s advice column on work. Have a workplace problem big or small? Send it to Laura Helmuth and Doree Shafrir here . (It’s anonymous!) Dear Good Job, I hired someone to regularly clean my house for the first time in my life a few months ago. The person I picked is amazing–so thorough in her work, kind to my pets and kids, and charges a reasonable price. She also owns her own small cleaning business, and I feel good about knowing the full amount that I pay her goes to her. However, there’s one problem. Because she owns her own business, she also has social media accounts to show off her work … before and afters, and also short clips of her doing her job. Recently, I pulled up her Instagram in order to recommend her to a friend, and I discovered that my house is featured in some of the videos of her cleaning! It feels like a huge invasion of privacy, just on principle, to have my home featured online without my knowledge. But on the other hand—I feel for someone trying to