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From the Editor's Desk Jim Riswold powered Honda’s sales and ‘wrote like a god’ for Nike. After living with leukaemia for over 20 years and turning his focus to art, he contemplates one ‘hell of a round’ in the advertising world |
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| Work In two early trials, blood cancer treatment appears promising for deadly brain tumor  “We’re learning from each other. I think that’s really a tremendous model, and what we are all seeing is that this sort of therapy has legs for brain tumor patients,” Maus said. “It may not be the final version yet, but we’re onto something.” |
| Work Mississippi officer charged with forcing prisoner to lick urine off floor  Green was charged by criminal information this month, but the case was unsealed Wednesday, according to court records. Informations are typically used by the Justice Department to charge in cases where people have agreed to plead guilty. |
| Work Judge to hear arguments on whether to dismiss Trump's classified documents prosecution  The hearing is the second this month in the case in Florida, one of four prosecutions Trump confronts as he seeks to reclaim the White House this year. Cannon heard arguments on March 1 on when to set a trial date, but has not immediately ruled. Both sides have proposed summertime dates for the trial to begin. |
| Work Storm carrying massive ‘gorilla hail' hits parts of Kansas and Missouri  The biggest threat on Friday is for torrential rain — perhaps up to 4 inches (10 centimeters) in some spots — in a line from central Louisiana up through central Arkansas, Sosnowski said. |
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| Work Man charged with murder in Fort Worth fentanyl overdose death  Despite claims that certain colors may be more potent than others, there is no indication through DEA’s laboratory testing that this is the case. The DEA said every color, shape, and size of fentanyl should be considered extremely dangerous. |
| Work Atlanta takes center stage at SXSW  For more than 58 years, The Atlanta Voice has ably provided a voice for the voiceless. It is the largest audited African American community newspaper in Georgia. Founded in 1966 by the late Ed Clayton and the late J. Lowell Ware, The Atlanta Voice has evolved and redefined its efforts to better connect with the community it serves. |
| Work Fulton County Sheriff Patrick Labat wants to remain your sheriff  For more than 58 years, The Atlanta Voice has ably provided a voice for the voiceless. It is the largest audited African American community newspaper in Georgia. Founded in 1966 by the late Ed Clayton and the late J. Lowell Ware, The Atlanta Voice has evolved and redefined its efforts to better connect with the community it serves. |
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| Work Role players buoy Nuggets to clutch, defensive-minded win at Miami Heat  “Your fourth quarter’s gotta be your best quarter; it’s closing time,” Malone said. “… When the game is hanging in the balance, we have great confidence that we can get timely stops, timely rebounds.” |
| Work Colorado road conditions: Multiple I-70 closures as winter storm hits mountains  Drivers can expect hazardous or impossible conditions in the mountains, foothills and Denver metro through Friday morning, according to state transportation officials. Road closures are likely on I-70, Interstate 25 and U.S. 285. |
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| Work Nichushkin scores in OT and Colorado erases a 3-goal deficit for a 4-3 win over Vancouver  “MacKinnon and them started to fly, and we just couldn’t get anybody to grab hold of a puck, whether it’s on a forecheck or a breakout, just to kind of slow things down,” he said. “We were a little hot potato and we were kind of soft on the puck, mostly in the third. Hate to say but it’s a learning lesson.” |
| Work One of the most famous Irish dancing shoemakers is based in this NYC suburb  Dan Fay founded Fay’s Shoes in Dublin, Ireland in the early 1980’s with his two sons after years in the shoe repair business. Eamon now runs the workshop in Dublin. Pat moved to Westchester County to expand the foothold of the business to North America. |
| Work A La Mesa security guard accidentally drove into Mexico with a gun. It cost him a year in Tijuana prison.  “No, not at all,” he said when asked. “They are doing their job at the end of the day and I’m in their home, that’s where they work at, and I understand it by being a security guard. I know you got to do your job.” |
| Work Anaheim Union High School District announces teacher layoffs  “Large classrooms are already too big. It is 32 plus students per teacher, which is hard for the teachers. The quality is less for students,” said Daniel Olea, Brookhurst Junior High School PTA. |
| Work ‘Food brings you together.' Chef Alisa Reynolds reimagines soul food with her Mid-City restaurant  \"I want people to understand that if you are passionate about something to follow your dreams, and that’s what we do here at My 2 Cents every day, it’s very hard but it’s so rewarding,\" said Reynolds. |
| Work Here's the best time to catch the Antelope Valley poppy reserve's superbloom  Fans of the poppy flower can keep up with the fields’ bloom through a live cam and Lake Elsinore’s updates on its website or the Antelope Valley California Poppy Reserve\'s Facebook page. You can also call the Poppy Reserve Wildflower Hotline at 661-724-1180 for updates. |
| Work New York City’s Population Shrinks by 78,000  “It’s very true that lots of well-off people left high-income areas temporarily, and many of them have come back,” Mr. Beveridge said. “But it’s the struggling people that leave for good.” |
| Work Why the National Guard Can’t Ease All Fears About Riding the Subway  Broad-based research tells us that only 3 to 5 percent of violent acts are attributable to mental illness. But erratic behavior is very visible in the transit system, and the death of Michelle Go, who was pushed off a platform into the path of an oncoming train at Times Square two years ago, changed the mind-set of many commuters, igniting a terror of recurrences. New habits soon formed; it is much more common now to see people congregating in the center of a platform, rather than the edge, as they wait for a train. Ms. Go’s assailant was ultimately deemed unfit to stand trial. |
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| Work An Art Show With Celebrity Backing on Behalf of Ukraine  Odesa became a flashpoint in the current conflict last week when Russia launched a missile strike while Zelensky and Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis of Greece were there, visiting the sites of earlier Russian strikes and paying tribute to victims. |
| Work A New Plan to Hire Thousands of Workers to Help N.Y.C. Families in Need  Ms. Adams has become one of the most vocal critics of Mayor Eric Adams’s administration. She has criticized its management of the city budget and its policies on housing and criminal justice while proposing alternate solutions. |
| Work ‘Devastated’ Widow Says M.T.A. Workers Shared Photos of Slain Husband  The photos were taken and shared by M.T.A. employees, Ms. Dockery and her lawyers said in a notice of claim they filed against the authority, the City of New York, and New York City Transit, the M.T.A. subsidiary that operates the subway. The notice is the first step in filing a lawsuit against a city agency. |
| Work Trooper Cleared in Killing of Unarmed Man He Shot After High-Speed Chase  A spokeswoman for Ms. James said in a statement that the office “remains committed to conducting thorough and transparent investigations of every case, following the facts and pursuing justice.” |
| Work Sources: Brewers' Williams out with back fractures  A two-time All-Star, he won the NL Rookie of the Year award in 2020, allowing one run in 27 innings during the COVID-shortened season. He made his first All-Star team in 2022 and repeated the honor last year, going 8-3 with a 1.53 ERA in 58⅔ innings. With 87 strikeouts, 28 walks and just 4 home runs allowed, Williams -- whose Airbender changeup is regarded as one of the best pitches in Major League Baseball -- won his second Trevor Hoffman Award as the best reliever in the NL. |
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| Work UiPath (PATH) Q4 2024 Earnings Call Transcript  This article is a transcript of this conference call produced for The Motley Fool. While we strive for our Foolish Best, there may be errors, omissions, or inaccuracies in this transcript. As with all our articles, The Motley Fool does not assume any responsibility for your use of this content, and we strongly encourage you to do your own research, including listening to the call yourself and reading the company\'s SEC filings. Please see our Terms and Conditions for additional details, including our Obligatory Capitalized Disclaimers of Liability. |
| Work Stocks Gain as Traders Watch Inflation, ECB Speak: Markets Wrap  The yen weakened for a third day ahead of Friday briefing by Rengo — Japan’s largest umbrella group for labor unions — on annual wage negotiations. The Bank of Japan will decide whether to raise interest rates this month after officials see the initial tally from the spring wage talks. |
| Work Trading in brewer AB InBev's shares suspended by Belgian regulator  The news comes after U.S. cigarette maker Altria said on Wednesday it would cut its around 10% stake in AB InBev, the world\'s largest brewer, selling around 35 million shares. Belgian multinational AB InBev plans to buy back $200 million worth of shares. |
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| Work California sheriff releases bodycam video of killing of boy, 15, holding gardening tool  Devermont called for the deputies to be terminated and face criminal charges. “It’s imperative that officers who are this irresponsible are held accountable. Without accountability, I don’t know how we can expect this to stop.” |
| Work 'Why would we go to America first?' London's Groucho Club to open in Yorkshire  In the case of Bretton Hall he didn't have a particular demographic in mind but added: "Yorkshire couldn't be more multicultural and diverse so it'd be wrong to pigeonhole and say it's a 30- to 50-year-old person working in the creative industries." |
| Work Nearly 5,000 UK chain stores closed last year at rate of 14 a day  “Whilst we’re still facing sustained economic headwinds alongside some political uncertainty this year, the increasing store openings suggests we may see this gap close somewhat as we move through 2024.” |
| Work Dua Lipa, Coldplay and SZA to headline 2024 Glastonbury festival  Fontaines DCPeggy GouLondon GrammarKing KruleOrbitalGhettsAuroraThe BreedersMount KimbieDexysLankumBaxter DuryThis Is the KitArooj AftabMdou MoctarThe Mary WallopersOtoboke BeaverBarry Can’t SwimBar Italia |
| Work John Lewis bounces back to profit but no bonus for workers again  However, sales at the John Lewis department stores fell by 4% to £4.8bn, despite inflation of more than 5% last year. The company said it had recorded weak sales of homeware and tech but sales of fashion, including beauty products, were up. |
| Work Review into UK air traffic control failure finds 'lack of pre-planning'  The CAA chief executive, Rob Bishton, said: "This interim report helps with the understanding of what went wrong, what worked well in response to this, and importantly what action can be taken to improve the UK's aviation system for the future." |
| Work Biden's 'bear-hugging' of Netanyahu a strategic mistake, key Democrat says  "My hope is that the president, I believe, has changed tone and changed course. He's now using the word 'ceasefire'. He's saying that weapons will not be indefinitely transferred to Netanyahu. So my hope is this pressure is going to work on getting a ceasefire and release of the hostages" held by Hamas. |
| Work Middle East crisis live: Israel claims to have destroyed rocket launchers in Gaza; hostage relatives block road in Tel Aviv protest  A Palestinian citizen of Israel has been granted UK asylum in a case said to be unprecedented. “Hasan”, whose real identity is not being disclosed for his own protection, claimed he would face persecution in his home country on the grounds of his race, his Muslim faith and his opinion that Israel “is governed by an apartheid regime”. |
| Work Von der Leyen heads to Greenland as EU seeks materials for green transition  During their visit to the Faroe Islands on Thursday, Frederiksen will meet prime minister Aksel V Johannesen and Von der Leyen will sign an agreement for broader and deeper cooperation between the Faroe Islands and the EU. |
| Work 'The fight is continuing': a decade of Russian rule has not silenced Ukrainian voices in Crimea  Skrypnyk, who has been based in Kyiv since 2014, and frequently travels to raise awareness on Crimean issues, said she is often told in western capitals that Ukraine must accept that Crimea has become Russian by this point, a message that frustrates her. "I think it's important to show the Ukrainian-minded people in Crimea that we didn't give up on their freedom," she said. |
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| Work Peter Dutton says truth in political advertising 'probably welcome' but calls out Labor as scare campaign 'experts'  A spokesperson for the shadow special minister of state, Jane Hume, said "we will wait for the government to put forward a response to the final report of [the Joint Standing Committee on Electoral Matters] and then consider our position through the normal party processes". |
| Work David Pocock fears Labor trying to work around First Nations consultation on offshore gas projects  In a statement Dorinda Cox, a Yamatji Noongar woman who is the Greens spokesperson for First Nations and resources, said: “Labor’s first move after the voice referendum is to silence First Nations voices who are trying to stop climate-destroying gas projects on their land and sea country.” |
| Work Queensland electoral commission warns council candidates to behave amid 'highly acrimonious' election campaign  "The ECQ ⦠urges all candidates ⦠to reflect on the above matters in this final week of voting and take proactive steps to establish a respectful campaigning environment." |
| Work Let them eat snake: why python meat could soon be on the menu  “They need to change their body temperature voluntarily. So you have to provide them with warm areas and cooler areas. And that’s a difficult thing to do on an industrial scale, and it’s very expensive,” she said. |
| Work Gina Rinehart-backed rare earth miner soars in value on news of $840m in support  But the managing director and CEO of But Arafura, Darryl Cuzzubbo, says the government’s support – primarily in loans from the Critical Minerals Facility and the Northern Australia Infrastructure Facility – is key to the project. |
| Work Zimbabwe police arrest apostolic 'prophet' and rescue 251 children from compound  There has been little detailed research on Apostolic churches in Zimbabwe, but Unicef studies estimate it is the largest religious denomination with about 2.5 million followers in a country of 15 million. Some of the groups adhere to a doctrine demanding that followers avoid formal education for their children as well as medicines and medical care for members who must instead seek healing through their faith in prayer, holy water and anointed stones. |
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| Work This 31-year-old spent $20,000 to travel after he was laid off  When asked why he went on the adventure, he said: \"I guess it was more of a sense that if you were to die tomorrow, having on your tombstone the only thing you did was to work ... at least I can check one thing off.\" |