Professor Farzaneh Milani's new biography of Iranian poet Forugh Farrokhzad, set to be released online for free in Iran, explores the poet's life and legacy, highlighting her status as a cultural icon and her fight against censorship. The book, originally in Persian, will be translated into English and aims to provide an uncensored account of Farrokhzad's work and personal letters. Milani's 40-year journey to complete this biography includes interviews with key figures in Farrokhzad's life, revealing her enduring impact on Iranian literature and culture. The biography challenges stereotypes and offers a nuanced narrative of Iranian women's experiences.

Artificial intelligence (AI) is poised to transform pathology by improving diagnostic accuracy, reducing costs, and enhancing the relationship between pathology and oncology. Despite initial resistance due to unfamiliarity and concerns about job security, AI-based solutions have shown potential in academic settings. These solutions can shorten reporting times, standardize diagnostic performance, and offer prognostic information. However, challenges remain in achieving regulatory compliance and clinical acceptance. The integration of AI in pathology could benefit global healthcare, especially in regions with limited access to diagnostic services. Pathologists are encouraged to embrace AI as an adjunct tool to enhance their practice and improve patient outcomes.

Organizations are increasingly investing in cloud solutions, but much of the spending is wasted due to over-provisioning, orphaned resources, and lack of transparency. Experts suggest that a well-defined cloud strategy can help optimize costs while maintaining the benefits of digital transformation. Key strategies include focusing on innovation, ensuring a 1:1 relationship between resources required and acquired, and implementing governance models to manage cloud resources effectively. Centralizing decisions and abstracting applications from specific cloud providers can also contribute to cost savings. A comprehensive cloud cost optimization program can potentially reduce cloud costs by 30-40%.

Avery Chenoweth, a 60-year-old entrepreneur, co-founded 'Here’s My Story,' a gaming app that brings history to life through location-based role-playing. Despite facing challenges, including a major heart attack and working minimum wage jobs, Chenoweth found support through the i.Lab incubator at the Darden School of Business, University of Virginia. The app collaborates with Harpers Ferry National Historic Park, allowing users to engage with historical figures interactively. The article highlights the difficulties and triumphs of older entrepreneurs breaking through the 'concrete ceiling.'

Avery Chenoweth, a 60-year-old entrepreneur, co-founded 'Here's My Story', a gaming app that brings history to life through location-based role-playing, in collaboration with Harpers Ferry National Historic Park. Despite facing challenges such as a major heart attack and working minimum wage jobs, Chenoweth found support through the i.Lab incubator at the University of Virginia's Darden School of Business, which offers mentorship and courses to local entrepreneurs. The app aims to transform historical storytelling into an interactive experience, depicting figures like slaves, soldiers, and nurses.

The author, a daughter of one of the land donors, criticizes the Guilford County Board of Commissioners for allowing mountain biking at Rich Fork Preserve, which she believes is a negligent decision that goes against conservation efforts. She refutes Vance Arnold's claims about the absence of species of special concern and expresses disappointment in the Sierra Club, feeling that it has strayed from its conservation mission.

The Joslyn Art Museum is showcasing 'In Living Color: Andy Warhol and Contemporary Printmaking,' featuring iconic works by Andy Warhol and other modern artists. Warhol, a key figure in the Pop Art movement, used his art to challenge perceptions of culture, politics, and consumerism. The exhibit highlights Warhol's unique use of color and repetition, particularly in his Electric Chair series, which evokes complex emotions and debates. The exhibition also explores how Warhol and 19 other artists used color to influence viewer interpretation.