Now we have the Adobe apps in Groups deactivated, as a result of we don’t use Adobe instruments in our workflows.

A number of customers (together with myself) have began receiving messages in Groups from “Adobe Acrobat” – it seems as a brand new message in Chat with an advert to make use of Adobe Acrobat in Groups.

Apparently, Adobe Acrobat app in Groups is disabled, so I don’t know the place the message is coming from. The message from Adobe Acrobat made up of two “playing cards” (textual content is translated from German, so English customers would possibly see the message with completely different wording):

Extra PDF potentialities in Microsoft Groups with Acrobat!

• Speed up the checking of paperwork in your channel
• Put up a PDF file in a location, the place all members can view it and touch upon it.
• Obtain notification, when different change your doc

(plus a screenshot)

The second card:

Start your collaboration by sharing a PDF file

1. Open the specified channel.
2. Choose the Adobe icon within the Message discipline.
3. Comply with the directions, to pick a PDF file that you simply wish to share.
4. Add a message, in that case desired, and click on on the ship icon
5. Open the shared PDF to be able to add your commentaries.

(plus an animation displaying the above course of)

Completely loopy, that Groups is now a channel for exterior spam!

LANCASTER, Pa. — On Tuesday on the U.S. Ladies’s Open as with most days, the gang stared at Lexi Thompson.

And on Tuesday as with most days, Lexi stared proper again.

“Lexi! LEXI!!!” they yelled, one after the following, a endless stream of memento flags and selfie requests testing the bounds of the ropeline, little arms poking via like little bayonets, every pointed sq. at Thompson’s chest. Each autograph signed and photograph taken spawned one other three, and earlier than lengthy the gang started to really feel much less like a bunch of people and extra like a steadily rising, amorphous blob of wanting. Nevertheless it didn’t matter. For a couple of moments, Lexi wished, too — not the gang’s consideration or admiration, however to interrupt the bubble between her world and theirs.

And so she did.

If there’s a method the crowds will keep in mind Thompson, it’s for her persistence. Persistence that has allowed her to host hundreds of autograph periods like this one all through a 17-year aggressive profession, which she introduced Tuesday will conclude at finish of this season. Persistence that has allowed her to attach with tens of hundreds of individuals exterior of the ropes, a lot of them younger ladies, with a small gesture of goodwill. And persistence that has allowed her to do all of these items even within the wake of a number of the golf world’s most unimaginable lows — lows that she addressed for the primary time throughout a press convention saying her retirement on U.S. Ladies’s Open Tuesday.

“Being out right here is usually a lot,” she stated via tears. “It may be lonely. Sorry if I get emotional. I stated I wasn’t going to.”

I nonetheless keep in mind the primary time I witnessed Lexi’s reward for persistence. It was on the 2022 U.S. Ladies’s Open at Pine Needles, minutes after Thompson had fallen quick once more on the largest stage within the ladies’s sport, ending T20 in a bid to undo the earlier 12 months’s collapse. She signed autographs for near half-hour then, tears streaming down her face, stopping solely as soon as every of the women contained in the child-only space had acquired her consideration. I keep in mind the latest time I’d witnessed it, too, on the Solheim Cup in Spain final September. One other devastating defeat, extra tears, and another similarity: a couple of dozen younger women who departed with autographs and smiles.

These scenes felt exceptional on the time and this one, Tuesday morning, felt exceptional too, given Thompson was saying her determination to retire from a “full-time enjoying schedule.” She’s a child by skilled golf requirements, simply 29 years outdated in a sport the place many gamers don’t hit their primes till nicely into their 30s. However she’s an historic 29 by life expertise, 17 years right into a profession that has introduced her fabulous wealth and, on multiple event, unfathomable heartbreak.

Generally the load of a golf profession might be measured not in wins, losses and accidents, however in scars, and as Lexi opened up on “years” of struggles on Tuesday afternoon, it was clear the latter finally proved crippling.

“I simply assume, particularly with what’s occurred in golf, as of not too long ago, too, lots of people don’t understand what we undergo as knowledgeable athlete,” Thompson stated. “I’ll be the final one to say, throw me a pity social gathering. That’s the very last thing I need. We’re doing what we love. We’re attempting the perfect each single day. You realize, we’re not excellent. We’re people. Phrases harm. It’s laborious to beat typically.”

Lexi’s humanity has by no means been trigger for debate; the examples of her flawed brilliance are too many to depend. There have been the back-nine collapses on the ’21 U.S. Open at Olympic and the ’22 Ladies’s PGA, the prolonged go away of absence on the top of her powers for causes associated to psychological well being, and who may neglect the TV-viewer controversy on the 2017 ANA Inspiration that price her the match, later altering the principles of golf?

However humanity additionally comes at a value. For all her affection among the many followers, Lexi has had an embattled relationship with the general public. She has earned a fame among the many press for avoiding questions after her largest setbacks, and even Tuesday’s retirement “letter” featured a reference to what she referred to as an “unfair” profession. Whereas her largest moments have revealed her to be fallible, her quiet moments have led some to accuse her of being fragile, or worse, missing accountability. On Tuesday, although, Thompson’s retirement presser featured none of these qualities.

“I may not have an enormous buddy group, however to have the those that matter probably the most round me have gotten me via some actually laborious occasions,” she stated. “I believe it’s loads for everybody out right here or in any skilled sport. Lots of people don’t know what we undergo. The quantity of coaching and laborious work that we put ourselves via, it’s loads. I believe we deserve much more credit score than what we get.”

Maybe these have been the phrases of a participant who’s come to grips together with her personal {golfing} mortality. Or maybe they have been the phrases of somebody who, after 17 adolescence within the golf fishbowl, has realized that life continues after the aggressive heartbreak stops.

“The toughest second of my profession was like a blessing as a result of it was simply I discovered a lot and I gained followers that I by no means thought I might have,” she stated on the finish of her press convention, welling up once more as she recalled catastrophe on the ANA. “I’m not going to sit down right here and say that second didn’t harm. It nonetheless does, but it surely’s a part of a profession.”

As her Tuesday observe spherical reached its conclusion, Thompson stared out into the gang. Her mother and father had funneled into the again of the inexperienced together with her canine in tow. Legions of her fellow opponents cooed praises from the observe vary simply toes away, whereas a crowd waited for her with near-unanimous pleasure.

If this was the end result of her profession, Lexi Thompson appeared comfortable. She had spent a lifetime trying to find one thing, and it turned out she’d had all of it alongside.

It was proper there on the opposite aspect of the ropes, staring her straight within the face.

You’ll be able to attain the writer at james.colgan@golf.com

James Colgan

Golf.com Editor

James Colgan is a information and options editor at GOLF, writing tales for the web site and journal. He manages the Sizzling Mic, GOLF’s media vertical, and makes use of his on-camera expertise throughout the model’s platforms. Previous to becoming a member of GOLF, James graduated from Syracuse College, throughout which era he was a caddie scholarship recipient (and astute looper) on Lengthy Island, the place he’s from. He might be reached at james.colgan@golf.com.

The thought of offshoring may evoke photographs of meeting traces and digital manufacturing in different nations, and that clearly nonetheless occurs. However due to synthetic intelligence and different tech developments, we could also be getting into a brand new age of digital offshoring. Take, for instance, content material moderators in India, or Zoom cashiers within the Philippines.

Whizy Kim is a senior reporter with Vox the place she wrote about this phenomenon. She joined Amy Scott of “Market” to speak about what the way forward for digital automation appears to be like like for employees. An edited transcript of their dialog is under.

Amy Scott: Okay, we’ve bought to begin with this rooster store that you simply visited within the East Village in New York Metropolis. Sansan Rooster. Am I saying it proper?

Whizy Kim: Yeah, I imagine so. Yeah, yeah.

Scott: So, inform us in regards to the buyer expertise there.

Kim: So I walked in on a Wednesday afternoon. The store wasn’t tremendous busy and the very first thing that I see after I stroll in is there isn’t a bodily cashier. It’s a display with a cashier over Zoom. She’s carrying a headset, she appears to be like, you already know, like several cashier you may see, however she’s simply not bodily there. She’s probably 1000’s of miles away.

Scott: Wow, and I imply, the primary query I requested, in fact, is why? Why is there a Zoom cashier?

Kim: I feel that’s an excellent query. So these cashiers are employed by an organization known as Joyful Cashier. And the founding father of the corporate has type of mentioned, “Nicely, initially, you already know, we’re making an attempt to only experiment with it and see the way it goes. But additionally, I can’t deny that it’s less expensive to rent somebody within the Philippines to be a cashier than it might be to rent a cashier in New York Metropolis.”

Scott: Proper. So that is one other type of offshoring. I imply, we’re conversant in plenty of customer support being offshored, and name facilities. However how is that this the signal of what you consider as a brand new period of digital offshoring?

Kim: Nicely, I feel that expertise and, particularly, the adoption of expertise inside an business, has for a very long time in widespread with this type of outsourcing or offshoring. So this typically occurs, as a result of the expertise can type of be used to allow a few of the geographical constraints of labor to vanish. So individuals everywhere in the world can do it. And if given the prospect, plenty of corporations to try this.

Scott: Are you able to give another examples of newer kinds that is taking?

Kim: Certain. So for instance, Amazon’s grocery shops used to have up till very not too long ago, a expertise known as simply stroll out, the place you don’t must go to the until and take a look at your gadgets, you would simply stroll out with no matter you need to purchase, and it’ll simply mechanically know which gadgets you had. However then it turned out that oftentimes, these transactions wanted to be verified or validated by an entire mass of human employees, lots of them in India very distant from, you already know, the Amazon grocery shops bodily positioned within the U.S.

Scott: Proper, and also you speak in regards to the the emergence of so-called “digital sweatshops.” I imply, these jobs are are typically fairly low paid, what do we all know in regards to the working circumstances for these tech employees who’re doing the behind the scenes work that we attribute to automation.

Kim: You already know, it’s an business that we now name click on work, as a result of plenty of it’s completed by the pc. But it surely’s additionally very low paying and that every particular person process may not take too lengthy. So that they pay, you already know, like literal pennies for every process. And also you’re alleged to amass as many of those duties as you may. However you’re employed a full day doing all these digital duties, and also you may nonetheless be making lower than minimal wage in that nation. And typically the character of the work is perhaps simply traumatic as with content material moderation, or the employees have talked about simply being actually mentally disturbed, understandably so by the character of the work that they must do.

Scott: In your piece, you discuss how employees have responded to technological disruption prior to now, going again to the Luddites, destroying machines that they thought threatened their textile jobs, how are employees typically responding to those new applied sciences now?

Kim: I feel that there’s extra weariness over how issues like AI may very well be used in opposition to employees, particularly amongst artistic jobs. So for instance, with the Writers Guild of America final 12 months, it was through the Hollywood strike. AI was one of many central elements of you already know, what they have been bargaining for. They didn’t need AI to be credited as a author, they didn’t need AI created writing for use as supply supplies. And within the case of like, click on work and AI coaching. A whole lot of the roles are type of what’s thought of gig work in the present day. They’re not thought of staff. They don’t get the entire labor protections that staff have a extra conventional employment mannequin would get typically automation and the degradation of labor comps for work that’s already fairly weak to this type of worsening.

In a whole lot of methods, Lexi is considered one of one. Followers have had a front-row seat to her each triumph, heartbreak, wrestle and success since she burst onto the golf scene all these years in the past. She was considered one of golf’s unique teenage superstars, a wunderkind that adults and youngsters alike gravitated in direction of as Thompson was somebody they wished to root for, somebody they recognized with.

She has carried the mantle of girls’s golf ahead, by no means contemplating it a burden however quite a privilege to take action. It’s the littlest of issues that Lexi has completed that take advantage of lasting of impacts – signing each hat, glove, flag and ball handed to her over the past practically 20 years and all the time entertaining the requests of each particular person at autograph alley irrespective of how good or dangerous she performs. Humorous sufficient, she nonetheless indicators as Alexis Thompson, not Lexi, an autograph that she’s caught with since that first U.S. Girls’s Open all these years in the past.

Her love and respect for her followers was one thing that Lexi’s mom instilled in her from a really younger age, usually telling her that it was nearly her obligation to make not less than one particular person’s day higher each time she left the home. And that has pushed Thompson all through her whole profession, notably as she’s pushed boundaries within the golf house. Lexi is properly conscious of the platform that her LPGA Tour success has afforded her and leverages each alternative she has to function a task mannequin for these round her.

Mike Tyson is “doing nice” following a reported well being scare the previous heavyweight champion had on a flight from Miami to Los Angeles on Sunday.

In accordance with a report by In Contact Weekly, Tyson — who’s scheduled to face Jake Paul in a boxing match July 20 — had a medical concern that required paramedics to board the aircraft upon touchdown and help.

“Fortunately Mr. Tyson is doing nice,” Tyson’s representatives mentioned in a press release. “He grew to become nauseous and dizzy because of an ulcer flare-up half-hour earlier than touchdown. He’s appreciative to the medical workers that have been there to assist him.”

There have been rumors that the flight was delayed due to Tyson’s medical concern, however his representatives debunked that.

“It is false reporting that his medical consideration induced the flight delay,” the rep said. “This two-hour delay was because of an air con concern on the plane.”

Tyson, 57, is slated to return to the boxing ring for his first skilled combat in almost 20 years when he faces Paul, 27, in a blockbuster showdown at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas. The combat shall be streamed dwell on Netflix.

By the point the 2 combatants step into the ring for his or her heavyweight conflict, Tyson may have celebrated his 58th birthday and be 31 years older than Paul. The combat shall be contested over eight two-minute rounds with every fighter utilizing 14-ounce gloves.

Days after dozens of Palestinians have been killed by Israeli airstrikes in opposition to displacement camps in Southern Gaza, former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley wrote “End them!” on Israeli artillery shells. 

Haley, who not too long ago sputtered in her bid to defeat former President Donald Trump for the 2024 Republican nomination, toured a kibbutz ravaged by Hamas’ Oct. 7 assault in opposition to Israel within the firm of present Knesset member and former U.N. envoy Danny Danon. 

“Should you assume this may solely be in Israel, if we’re boastful sufficient, this might completely occur in America too and that is the ethical of this story,” Haley mentioned at one level in the course of the go to. 

Danon posted a collage of images on Tuesday displaying Haley writing on an artillery shell. “End them! That is what my good friend, the previous ambassador, Nikki Haley wrote immediately on a shell throughout a go to to an artillery submit on the northern border,” Danon wrote. 

Alongside her chilling notice, Haley wrote “America loves Israel!” and autographed the bomb. 

Since Oct. 7, greater than 34,000 Palestinians have been killed in Israel’s brutal retaliatory siege in opposition to the Gaza Strip. Hundreds of thousands of Palestinians have been displaced into the southern area of Rafah, which Israel introduced as a secure zone for civilians fleeing bombardment within the north. Alongside the continued risk that famine situations might unfold to Rafah, the world is now the topic of bombardment as Israel continues to escalate its assault on Southern Gaza. The Israeli authorities referred to as this weekend’s bloodbath of displaced individuals a “tragic accident” — an excuse that holds little water given the frequency with which civilians are being killed and injured. 

Earlier this month, the Worldwide Prison Courtroom issued purposes for arrest warrants in opposition to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Hamas chief Yahya Sinwar, and several other different Israeli and Hamas officers on conflict crimes prices and allegations of crimes in opposition to humanity. The ICC alleges that Netanyahu and his minister of protection, Yoav Gallant, have dedicated conflict crimes of hunger; willfully inflicting nice struggling, or critical harm to physique or well being; willful killing; deliberately directing assaults in opposition to a civilian inhabitants; in addition to the crimes in opposition to humanity of extermination and/or homicide, persecution, and different inhumane acts.  

On Friday, the Worldwide Courtroom of Justice, which is at the moment weighing allegations of genocide in opposition to the Israeli authorities, ordered Israel to halt its assault on Rafah. However with the continued backing of the US, Israel continues to steamroll over the outcry from the worldwide neighborhood as simply because it has obliterated the Gaza Strip. 

LOS ANGELES –

Mike Tyson was recovering Monday after falling unwell a day earlier throughout a flight from Miami to Los Angeles, his representatives mentioned.

The 58-year-old boxing legend “grew to become nauseous and dizzy attributable to an ulcer flare up half-hour earlier than touchdown” on Sunday, his publicist’s workplace mentioned in a press release.

“Fortunately Mr. Tyson is doing nice,” the assertion mentioned. “He’s appreciative to the medical employees that had been there to assist him.”

American Airways flight 1815 was met by first responders upon touchdown at LA Worldwide Airport “because of the medical wants of a buyer,” an airline assertion mentioned.

Tyson is making ready to combat the 27-year-old social media star-turned-boxer Jake Paul this summer season on the 80,000-seat dwelling of the Dallas Cowboys. Netflix will carry the combat dwell, a primary for the streaming platform.

Tyson was the undisputed world heavyweight champion from 1987 to 1990. He retired in 2005, however most lately fought in an exhibition in November 2020 in opposition to Roy Jones in California.  

Former United Nations Ambassador Nikki Haley visited Israel over Memorial Day weekend, calling on the U.S. authorities to proceed offering navy aidto the Israeli authorities to help its conflict in opposition to Hamas.

“What America wants to know is, if Israel’s combating our enemies, how can we not assist them?” Haley instructed reporters in a video posted on-line by the Related Press.

Haley additionally criticized worldwide our bodies who’ve taken motion in opposition to Israel, together with the Worldwide Prison Court docket, which not too long ago mentioned it’s searching for arrest warrants in opposition to each Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Hamas chief Yahya Sinwar.

“American must do no matter Israel wants and cease telling them the way to struggle this conflict,” Haley added.

On her X account on Monday, Haley posted photographs of her go to to a website the place Hamas members attacked civilians final 12 months.

American politician Nikki Haley meets with Hamas assault survivor, Tali Biner, throughout a go to to the ‘Nova’ Competition website on Might 27, 2024 in Re’eim, Israel.

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“Early October 7, the individuals [of] Kibbutz Nir Oz woke to horror,” Haley mentioned within the submit, which went on to explain the homicide of whole households. “They heard the screams of their neighbors set on fireplace and burned alive. What remained was robbed, looted, and destroyed. 1 in 4 of their neighbors have been murdered or taken hostage in Gaza. No different nation would settle for this, Israel mustn’t both.”

Haley’s go to got here days after she mentioned she would vote for former President Donald Trump in November. She made the touch upon Wednesday throughout an look on the conservative suppose tank the Hudson Institute in Washington, D.C., the place she now holds the Walter P. Stern Chair. Haley declined to make an endorsement when she suspended her Republican presidential major marketing campaign in March.

As widespread hypothesis continues about who Trump would possibly select as his working mate, he instructed TV station Information 12 in New York final week that he thought Haley would probably have a job in his administration if he’s re-elected.

“We had a nasty marketing campaign, it was fairly nasty,” Trump mentioned. “However she’s a really succesful individual, and I am certain she’s gonna be on our crew in some type, completely.”

Jon McHenry, a Republican strategist with North Star Opinion Analysis, says Haley’s go to seems designed to shore up U.S. help for Israel. He famous that President Biden, who has lengthy been a supporter of Israel, has confronted vocal opposition from the left wing of the Democratic Social gathering over his Israel coverage.

“I believe it is in all probability an excellent reminder for President Joe Biden as he is seeking to pull a few of these Nikki Haley voters within the major to his facet within the common election that that is the place they’re at,” McHenry mentioned.

The journey might also assist burnish Haley’s picture as a nationwide chief with a powerful international coverage resume, he mentioned, whether or not or not she has a job in a possible future Trump administration.

“It actually retains her on individuals’s radar screens,” McHenry mentioned. “It might be much less about what occurs in 2024 and extra about what occurs in 2028.”

Synthetic intelligence (AI) shares proceed to choose up steam. But, whenever you’re on the lookout for the perfect AI shares, it may be fairly tough to seek out ones that also maintain worth. Nevertheless, within the case of Descartes Methods Group (TSX:DSG), this firm stays ignored.

As we speak, let’s get into why buyers would possibly need to contemplate this ignored inventory on the TSX in the present day.

A powerful place

Descartes inventory is a number one supplier of logistics and provide chain administration options. The corporate leverages AI and machine studying to optimize routes, handle stock, and enhance provide chain visibility. As world provide chains grow to be more and more advanced, the demand for AI-driven logistics options is rising, positioning Descartes nicely for continued development.

Moreover, the AI inventory has a monitor file of constant monetary efficiency. It has regular income development, profitability, and robust money circulate era. This monetary stability supplies a strong basis for ongoing funding in AI applied sciences and analysis and growth, making certain the corporate stays a frontrunner in its discipline.

This monetary stability is supported by a sturdy shopper base. The AI inventory serves a various and world shopper base, together with a number of the world’s largest logistics firms. This in depth buyer community not solely supplies a gradual income stream but in addition provides alternatives for cross-selling and up-selling new AI-driven services and products.

Proof is within the earnings

Through the firm’s full-year 2024 report, the AI inventory noticed its shares climb even larger. Proving that the AI inventory might simply be getting began. Descartes inventory reported revenues of $572.9 million for FY24, an 18% improve from the $486.0 million in FY23. This sturdy development is a major optimistic indicator for buyers.

Moreover, companies revenues, which comprise 91% of complete revenues, grew by 20% from $435.7 million in FY23 to $520.9 million in FY24. This reveals sturdy demand for Descartes’s core choices. Notably in logistics and provide chain administration options, that are more and more leveraging AI applied sciences.

The corporate additionally noticed enhancing profitability metrics. This included reported revenue from operations of $142.8 million for FY24, a ten% improve from $130.4 million in FY23. For the fourth quarter (This fall) of FY24, revenue from operations was $37.0 million, up 10% from Q4FY23 and 14% from the earlier quarter. 

The AI inventory additionally reported that money supplied by working actions elevated by 8% from $192.4 million in FY23 to $207.7 million in FY24. This sturdy money circulate helps additional investments in AI and different development initiatives.

Total, a optimistic outlook

This AI inventory might simply be getting began. Even with shares up about 26% within the final 12 months as of writing. Descartes’s chief government officer highlighted how their World Logistics Community helps shoppers navigate the complexities of world commerce. This consists of army conflicts and delivery route disruptions. This adaptability and reliability improve buyer belief, resulting in elevated enterprise.

Moreover, the AI inventory’s skill to retain and broaden its buyer base, even amidst world challenges, underscores its worth proposition and aggressive benefit. And as its acquisitions proceed to be seamlessly built-in, there may be much more development to stay up for. So, as Descartes inventory continues to see constant income development and earnings, it’s definitely a robust AI inventory to contemplate on the TSX in the present day.

Tuesday’s Storm Abstract:

A robust line of storms pushed by SE Texas bringing extreme hail as much as golf ball sized, damaging winds and heavy rainfall. Over three inches of rain fell downtown. The strongest winds had been documented at 75 miles per hour close to Bush Airport, which brought on flooding in some areas and particles in others. Energy outages had been spiking over 300-thousand in the course of the peak of the storm round 2:30 p.m.

Houstonians who want help can name FEMA or 211.

USE THIS: Monitor flood waters in real-time utilizing Houston’s Flood Warning System

Tonight’s Forecast:

A lot of the evening ought to be calm. There’s a likelihood to see some further storms flaring up early Wednesday morning by dawn for our far western counties.

Wednesday’s Forecast:

Wednesday might be scorching and humid with an opportunity for showers and storms within the afternoon.

10-Day Forecast:

Lastly there isn’t a extreme warmth within the 10-day forecast. We’ll see storms by Sunday morning. Subsequent week seems to be dry and scorching.