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Intel is promoting the Atom processor for IVI applications to good effect. Chinese automaker HawTai has an Atom-based IVI system in production. China-based infotainment systems supplier TSP and automaker GAIG are working on a system that should be ready later this year for GAIG's Trumpchi model.
Intel signed a memorandum of understanding for IVI platform development with DENSO. It has a strategic cooperation agreement for IVI with China-based infotainment systems developer Huizhou ForYou General Electronics, and last fall it announced a collaborative effort with Hyundai, Kia, and C&S Technology and an IVI partnership with Toyota.
Intel's variety of development pair-ups provide perspective on where technology is headed. "We're studying what works and what doesn't," says Natalie Nielsen, director of marketing for Intel's Automotive Solutions Division. "There are more screens in cars, including those that drivers and passengers bring in with their smart phones, tablets, and other devices, and screens that automakers place in their vehicles for information and entertainment. The industry is progressing from simply displaying what's on a phone's screen to context-aware applications, such as suggesting a detour when there is traffic congestion ahead as opposed to the driver having to ask for a detour." Neilsen adds that Atom processors have the performance needed to address evolving IVI system requirements.
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Intel's Automotive Innovation and Product Development Center in Karlsruhe, Germany will serve as the company's global center of competence for the development of products and technologies for in-vehicle infotainment and telematics solutions for the connected car.
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Dear OncoLink "Ask The Experts,"
My mother has been diagnosed with CML, however, due to a "negative" result of the Philadelphia chromosome, the doctors are having her examined for chronic myelo-monocytic leukemia. What are the risks for her CML to become AML?
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The three diseases you mention are 3 distinct entities.
CML or chronic myelogenous leukemia is a disease in which patients have too many mature white blood cells. It is considered a myeloproliferative disorder-a condition in which the bone marrow makes too many cells. This disease is diagnosed by the presence of either the Philadelphia Chromosome or the gene made by the Philadelphia chromosome, called bcr-abl. New treatments, which target this abnormal gene, have been developed. It is considered in the list of possible diagnoses, this chromosome is looked for so that appropriate therapy is not missed.
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� ^. The College IVews 618 VOL. XXVI, No. 24 BRYN MAWR and WAYNE, PA., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5, 1940 fr�yPny�VTCroUg &Q P"CE 10 CENTS in Marie Wurster Wins European Fellowship Dr. Buttrick Views Problem Of Faith, Reason Defines Relations Of Religious Learning In History and World War Goodhart, June 2.�Th% Reveiv end George A. Buttrick of the Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church in New York, spoke at the Baccalaureate Service. The his- toric conflict between religion and learning provided the subject for his address. His text was taken from the eighth chapter of Cor- inthians: "For if any man think- eth he knoweth anything, he know- eth nothing yet as he ought to know, but if any man know God, the same is known of Him." Wisdom, said Dr. Buttrick, should be sought through religion, which has often been too eager to defend partial, instead of absolute truth. "Religion is dedicated to the whole truth and thus it must welcome the new psychology, new eugenics and new probings into social and economic problems." It must be looked upon as an agent for uniting all the parts of spec- ialized studies, but it is itself nec- essary in addition to the sum of these parts. Continued on Page Four Helen Baeon is Named for Alternate; Percentage of Magna Degrees Exceptional Faculty Prepares To Work as Loafing Undergraduates Co Although summer may mean va- cation for the student body, for many of the faculty it means only a change of scene in which to do more work. Mr. Weiss of the philosophy de- partment will lead a bucolic life in Vermont for the early part of the summer, while he works on his book. In September he will spon- sor a National Conference on Sci- ence philosophy and Religion, at which time he will present a paper on September 10 on Theology and Philosophy. In October he will lecture at the Jewish Thelogical Seminary in New York. Continued on PaRe Five Eager Male Stagline Enlivens Junior Prom GARDEN PARTY Wyndliam Garden, June U. �Opening the annual Com- mencement festivities, the senior garden party drew a crowd of over one thousand to Wyndham lawn from four until seven on Tuesday after- noon. Receiving the guests, friends and relatives of those graduating, and members of the faculty, were Miss Park and Mrs. Manning. Refresh- ments of punch, ice cream, and cake were served. On the night of June 1, a glori- fied gym was the scene of the most spectacular event of the Bryn Mawr social season. The Junior Prom inflate a potential revolution in Bryn W^JPr^ dances for it deigned or dapbd to have a gentle- man stag li^e � and the success was stupendous. The young ladies, gay in the newest creations of 1940, were eagerly sought after and danced zestfully from 9.30 till 2.00 to the music of Alex Bartha's orchestra. Miss Park, Mrs. Manning, and Miss Ward received with the heads of the dance committee, Madge Lazo, Helen Macintosh and Alison Stokes, in* a gymnasium which had been turned quite miraculously in- to a garden. Balloons hung in Continued on Page Seven Self-Admiring Alumnae Lay Claims to Fame In Domestic as Well as Intellectual Fields Fellows Announced By President Park; Runners-Up Praised At the 55th Commencement Ex- ercises of Bryn Mawr College, President Park said that rather than being considered in view of the war in Europe, as such exer- cises should be thought of as a symbol of unshakable belief in the orderly training of the mind and of a peaceful and reasonable world which such training has as its purpose. After the conferring of the de- grees, Miss Park announced Marie Anna Wurster, of Philadelphia, as the 52nd Bryn Mawr European Fellow. Miss Wurster was gradu- ated summa cum laude. Out of over 3300 A.B.'s of Bryn Mawr, only 28 have been in this exclusive class, said Miss Park. Helen Hazard Bacon, who com- pleted the work in two majors, Latin and Greek, was appointed by the faculty as the alternate "It would have been easy," said Miss Park, "to decorate with aca- demic honors three other students, Louise Morley, Joy Rosenheim and Anne Louise Axon, and in leaner years I should have beamed with satisfaction over the choice of any two of them as fellow and alter- show further distinctions between! nate- _ herself and most European feT �P�H��ijng is a list of those who Dr. IIu SI,ih Stresses Need For Clear Vision MARIE WURSTER M. Wurster Admits A Commonplace Life Complicated By Math Marie Wurster, the winner of the European Fellowship, positive- ly blushed in mentioning what she considered her prosaic life. She graduated from the Philadelphia High School for Girls and she has never studied abroad. To continue her self-condemnation and to By Alice Crowder, '42 "Hey, Mildred, I want to go up and take my energy food and pain remover; I'll meet you down here," was heard Friday afternoon as alumnae dribbled in from all parts of the world for reunions. They showed no lack of energy, however, as they hurried from picnic to tea to dinner to breakfast, from schol- arship meeting to the showing of the college . movies, taking com- mencement activities in their stride. Faded, moth-eaten banners flew from windows in the halls wu-.,^ j�e classes were concen- trated. Interviewed at headquarters, members of the reuning classes divulged great quantities of inval- uable information. Each group readily* agreed that only the super- lative could be applied to itself as a class. 1903, the oldest one of the classes, said openly, "we are fhe best class that ever came to Bryn Mawr. We always thought of ourselves in the super- lative." They were freshmen for the first May Day, had the highest ranking European Fellow and were the largest class up to the time they tame. 1904 modestly claimed to be more .gentille than some immediate pred- ecessors, a source of friction with those classes. 1905 vouched for the fact that it was "the most re- markable class that ever entered college. We have no othertclaim* to fame except noise," they said "but we should go thundering down the ages for having petition- ed the faculty to abolish orals and for breaking the banisters in Denbigh." They were at college in the days when skirts for basket- ball were immodestly short if three inches above the floor, when a girl's soul was considered hanging in the balance if the faintest sus- picion of smoking were attached to her, when the fad was for ragged and tattered gowns, when social engagements with the faculty were not allowed, when the library was being built and when Denbigh burned down. As undergraduates the members of 1905 were ex- tremely scornful of returning alumnae. They thought it unsafe for all the crippled old creatures to be hobbling around. "We had a great deal of gumption and a fair amount of intelligence," 1906 said. Continued on Page Two lows, she confessed that she gradu- ates from college without any pre- tensions of being a child prodigy. Miss Wurster graduated summa cum laude with an average of 90.47. Her major is mathematics. From writing an honors paper on differ- ential equations she has learned that the great complication in- volved in such a study is that after solving a problem it is necessary to prove that the solution exists. Mathematics, , and its so-called allies at Bryn Mawr, Miss Wur- ster said, serve a double purpose, for athletic requirements are more than fulfilled when you walk daily from the new Science Building to the fourth floor of Dalton. Next year Miss Wurster will teach mathematics at Baldwin School. One of-her ulterior mo- tives is to dissuade those sup- posedly allergic to the subject. Her extra-curricular activities at college have been limited to the Science Club and the International Relations Club. At hrst a non-res- ident, her last two years have been spent hectically in Rockefeller Hall. Of college whims she finds the eternal conversation about food chocolate sauce. Notice Students who are changing their courses must notify the Dean's office before Septem- ber 15. After Commence- ment notification may be made by letter to either Mrs. Manning or Miss Ward. Af- ter September 15 a fine of five dollars will be charged unless a very good reason for delay can be given. Ambassador Says Intellectual Discipline Is Important to Freedom Goodhart, June 5.�"All of us who have to think about interna- tional problems or about the candi- dates and issues of the coming elections are thinking in situations where the rightness or wrongness of our thinking may affect the wel- fare of millions of people," said His Excellency Dr. Hu-Shih, the Chinese Ambassador to the United i States, in his Commencement Ad- dress. "It is our sacred duty," he con- tinued, "to discipline ourselves to think responsibly." Responsible thinking, Dr. Hu-Shih said, implies three elemental requirements: the first, the duty of verifying our facts and checking "our evidence; second, the humility to admit the possibility of error in our judg- ments and to guard against bias and dogmatism; and lastly, a will- ingness to work out all possible Continued on Page Five receive a!B>- M.A., and Ph.D. de- grees from ^ryn Mawr College. BIOLOGY Susan Gardrier Miller New York City CHEMISTRY Eleanor Benditt Philadelphia Ingeborg Karla Hinck New Jersey cum laude Continued on Pace Six Senior Poll Reveals Collective Nature of '40 As to Teeth, Breakfast, Majors, Marriage By Agnes Mason. '42 Believing that a poll of the sen- iors' thoughts and actions should prove of great value to the under- graduates, we submit the follow- ing information for their guid- ance. Most gratifying news of all to the student body should be the fact that out of the whole senior class only five would not have came to college if they had known as much about it as they do now. The interviewers received such an- swers to their question "Would you do it all over again?" as "You bet, I think it's a picnic," (con- tributed by M. A. Sturdevant, i^�08!!^^ m�i^)... and ^Cerd�toUiaiL qfJtorimmtX Finance. tritiou. iwakrrw ice creanr-wtth- _ That's a4imb questioned one in Mvanetd Mtdievat inly. The opposition was based on frus- tration due to separation from the male, and upheld the merits of coeducation. Stick to it, girls. You'll never regret it. History and English are the fa- vorite majors, French, and sociol- ogy coming second. The majority held that the comprehensive sys- tem was good but that the work could be bctte/organized and even more comprehensive. (Suckers for punishment,, the class of 1040). They were described as "hell but excellent" and "good but grue- European History, were suggested while a psychology major com- plained of too many unpleasant requireds in her department. Baby German and Freshman English were the most generally disliked courses. A senior's day begins either at early or regular breakfast (three or four ignore the meal entirely) and ends between midnight and three A. M. A few go to bed early because they get "tired as hell." Bunty Smith had the tem- Contlnued on Page Eight College Council Plans Play Room for Maids Wednesday, May 15.�At its last meeting for this semester, the Col- lege Council discussed living condi- tions of the maids and porters and banking facilities for the campus. A "cushion fund" was suggested for the maids and porters. This plan would provide salary during illness and would pay for tempo- rary substitutes. This type of plan has been successfully used for fac- ulty and staff members. Merion cellar, abandoned by the art club, will serve as a recreation center for the maids and porters. Continued on Page Seven some." One girl, asked about the comprehensive system, said that she "never gave them a thought." Those Who did honors enjoyed them, but! said they should not be allowed to encroach on compre- hensives. One suggested that fhe seniors should have no courses the last semester, one . half of this time to be devoted to honors, the other to comprehensives. 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How do I know? Simple AboveTopSecret ran a piece on it, that's a dead give away. Second---WHO WAS the very first person to respond to the Original Post?
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Tuesday, November 20, 2012
NEW WILMINGTON, Pa. - Westminster College's Department of Economics and Business hosted an alumni panel and an opportunity for majors to participate in mock interviews Nov. 10.
The event was organized by Dr. Daniel Fischmar, professor of economics and business, with assistance from alumni Ben Nelson `06, Christie Nelson `06, Cody Donaldson `12, Mark Drabick `10, and Karen Coulter, department secretary.
Alumni made presentations on establishing careers, options for graduate school, and information on different career fields including: human resources, government and non-profit careers, and finance/accounting. Students were then able to meet and network with alumni during a luncheon.
"This networking event helps students navigate through a difficult employment environment and prepare for life after graduation by interacting with Westminster alumni," Ben Nelson said.
"The alumni event is integral as an aspect for student learning well beyond the classroom," said Alissa Bookwalter `07. "While Westminster provides a solid foundation for student achievement, it is hearing those experiences of alumni that has perhaps the most poignant impact. Successful alumni inspire others to follow in their footsteps and fulfill their dreams."
During the mock interviews students in business attire arrived with résumés and were scheduled for separate interviews with three of over a dozen business professionals, most of whom were Westminster alumni: William Armentrout `12, Ph.D Candidate at West Virginia University; Sam Becherer `12, Schneider Downs; Jackie Faber `08, Alcoa; Jim Giel `74, Dollar Bank; Kenneth Greenfield, United States Navy; Adam Griffith `11, Our Lady of Sacred Heart; Kelly Horn `87, PWC; Tanner Larson `05, SABIC; Richard McKenna `84, Schneider Downs; Sherris Moreira `97; Christie Nelson `06, Rutgers University; Lee Scott `07, Coalition for Christian Outreach; and Stephanie Tracey `11, FedEx Corporation.
The mock interviews help students increase the odds of landing a good job and career after college by improving their interviewing skills, developing their resumes, and learning how to highlight attributes.
"Westminster's alumni provided very practical suggestions on how to clear the hurdles of the current job market," Fischmar said. "Problems, such as a lack of experience or a mismatch of skills and job requirements, can be solved if you know how to frame the issue for a potential employer."
"It's a great opportunity to take advantage of meeting alumni and networking with those that are in my field of interest," said Caitlin Oertly, a senior business administration major. "Overall, the day can be stressful and serious at times; however, it can be a lot of fun and offer a lot of knowledge and insight to students. I hope to continue seeing this event take place in years to come and perhaps come back as an alumna someday."
Oertly is a daughter of Laura Oertly and a graduate of Kane Area High School.
Several members of the administration also attended the event, including President Dr. Richard Dorman, Vice President of Academic Affairs Jesse Mann, Vice President for Institutional Advancement Gloria Cagigas, and Assistant Director of Alumni Relations Cindy Dafler.
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(Subtitled, A Marathon Review)
After relentless weeks of constant frustration, I've finished all three games.
First thing that needs to be said: Yes, it's better than Halo. All the stuff that makes this game makes this game; it's the first game to include Mouse Look (You can look all directions, up, down, left, right, unlike Wolfenstein, which although does have mouse look before Marathon existed, it's not the first game to include because you can only look left and right), the first game also before COD to include a weapon with two functions (The MA-75 and the S'pht MA-75B is a Automatic Machine gun that comes with a built-in Grenade Launcher), it has an intricate plot that doesn't have cliche elements, wonderful characters (especially Durandal and the Security Officer, who's past is the freakiest I've ever read through the terminals), features that are innovative and have so much to offer, and most of all, the privilege to experience the wonders of orbital bombardment aka fun.
Secondly, I had no actual expectations at first when I got Marathon. But when I heard it was better than Halo, which I mentioned previously that it was, I had to try Marathon out. I thought at first that I never knew Marathon since I 'discovered' it, but it turns out that I knew about this game for...about...4 years. I think it was through finding out some information about Halo 3's armor permutation, among them being the Security Officer variant, which was actually based on the Security Officer's Mjolnir Mark IV suit.
Third, I also found out that more than the Marathon logo was put into Halo; the simulacrums may have been the basis for the suicide Grunts that run to you in Halo 3 and Reach. Simulacrums do that too. The Hunters in the game had a cannon and a shield that reminded me of the shield that Halo's Hunters had for defense, and a quote, "THEY'RE EVERYWHERE!" was put into Halo as well. Oh, and let's not forget the origin of Master Chief's ID number. 117x7=819, which refer to the initials H (The 8th letter in the alphabet) and S (The 19th letter in the alphabet.) The initials stand for Hamish Sinclair, a guy who did a whole lot for the Marathon community, and was given tribute in a secret level in the first game called, 'Hats off to Eight Nineteen'.
This review is a bit clumsy, so I'll get to the chase: the trilogy basically is about a Cyborg who finds out that the UESC (Unified Earth Space Council) Marathon and ends up fighting against aliens, which all changes when Durandal gets him to do what he wants. And then, Tycho comes in by M2:D and by M3:I, he forces him to kill humans known as BOBs (Born on Board. On the bright side, BOBs are fun to kill.) The plot gets twisted and becomes disturbing all thanks to Tycho, Leela, and Durandal.
I'll try not to spoil anything other than that. Now let's start with the cons of the game before I get to the pros:
-Physics. Seriously. I had a problem with Physics in Reach, right until I finally learned how to drive a warthog and not let it flip over upon landing. Now I'm having a problem just moving around in this game. YOU BOUNCE LIKE A BALL. You can't die from high places but YOU BOUNCE LIKE A BALL.
-While I was playing, I had trouble getting through some places because friendly NPCs wouldn't move out of the way. So what did I do? Shoot them. Sometimes, I end up dying because some are armed. This problem is more apparent in the first Marathon game.
-Now someone mentioned from GameSpot I think: No reload button. I purposely have to waste my magazine to reload because there's little left for me to use. I end up reloading at the wrong time because there are enemies surrounding me and I also end up getting cornered and not being able to get out. So I agree with that reviewer.
Now with the Pros:
-By Marathon 2, Bungie no longer composes music for the game. One reason I know is that they did it to make Marathon a bit horrific. The default brightness for the game is actually dark rather than normal.
-I get to be in vacuum for the first time. Yippee. Yeah sometime later when you play M3:I, Tycho will hate you so much that he'll send you in the middle of space. And then Durandal brings you back inside.
-A wide array of weapons: A Magnum Mega Class Pistol that can be dual wielded with another pistol, the MA-75/MA-75B Assault Rifle (Sound familiar?) with a Grenade Launcher attachment, the Zeus Class Fusion Pistol/S'pht Fusion Pistol (This weapon is like the Plasma Pistol from Halo), Dual wield-able WSTE-M5 Combat Shotguns (M2:D and M3:I only, no appearance in M1), the SPNKR SSM Launcher (with a head like Halo's Rocket Launcher), a TOZT-7 Backpack Napalm Unit aka Flamethrower, a KKV-7 10mm SMG Flechette (Marathon's SMG), and two Alien weapons, one that works like a Machine gun, and one that shoots bullets and burns enemies.
-I have not been able to play Marathon's Multiplayer, but I though this was cool. Some of the game modes in this game were put into Halo too. I was awed at the fact that Oddball existed in the game in the form of 'Kill the Man With the Ball' (You hold a skull just like Halo's Oddball.) King of the Hill is in this game too, even a Firefight mode called . Vidmaster challenges also existed back then.
-I especially love this feature: using the F keys 6-8, you can zoom in, switch between 1st and 3rd Person, and toggle on or off the reticule. There was no reticule back then. Although I think this just goes for the AlephOne version.
-More pros than cons so far, good! Now Marathon also had Forge, although this focuses on making levels rather than multiplayer, and it came with another tool called Anvil. I haven't messed around with these yet since I just finished the trilogy today.
It's also a good thing that I'm doing this because this is technically my homework as well, but let's move on.
My overall score for this game. Some people score it around 8-9 from the reviews I've seen so far, but I have to give this game a 10. This game proves that you do not need cool characters like Johnson to have an awesome game. This game is also easier to understand than Halo, and I think Marathon will always be Bungie's finest work. They did a lot of things first back then, which was a big contribution to the the gaming community alongside Outlaw's ability to have a scope zoom (Outlaws did that first). Retro FPS shooters were more innovative back then in my opinion, and Marathon is one fine example.
In conclusion, I praised this game a bit more than I was supposed to. To be honest, I didn't have much to gripe about. Windows may have had an addicting shooter like Doom, but Mac had a game with a completely different approach (Yeah, Mac users didn't have a fun game like Doom to play until Marathon.) But I have to say, this game is better than Doom anytime.


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quote:4. Beasts of the Southern Wild
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quote:quote: 4. Beasts of the Southern Wild is that the one with the little black girl? wife wanted to see it, it looks terrible
quote:Just my guess. Mainly bc you've openly admitted on here that you've pretended to like movies you haven't seen. A few of these were movies that were limited release and hard to catch in theatres. Plus this is a critics "no popcorn movie allowed" list not a 16-17 year olds list.
quote:1. The Hobbit 1b DKR 3 Argo 4 Wreck It Ralph 5 Looper
quote:Hobbitsessed and still haven't seen it.
quote: 1. The Hobbit 1b DKR 3 Argo 4 Wreck It Ralph 5 Looper
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One of the tragedies of aging is the slow but steady decline in memory. Phone numbers slipping your mind? Forgetting crucial items on your grocery list? Opening the door but can't remember why? Up to 50 percent of adults aged 64 years or older report memory complaints. For many of us, senile moments are the [...]
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I'll never forget it. They strapped electrodes to my wrist, cranked up a black dial on a frightening electronic device encrusted with switches and knobs, and shocked me repeatedly with jolts of electricity. No, this was not torture and the memory is not a traumatic one. I was inside the laboratory of Dr. Daniela Schiller, [...]
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Everyone has experiences happen to them that they'd rather forget about. Every so often though, you might have a reminder of that experience: perhaps someone says something to you or you see something that jogs your memory. When this happens, and that memory rises to the surface, you may try to block that memory, or [...]
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Each of us has a unique experience on this earth. A major reason for that is the buildup of our memories over time, which forms the ongoing narrative that we know as our life. Memories are also central to learning. But how does the brain—a collection of cells, neurons chief among them—remember and learn? Eric [...]
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Greetings from Boston where the 21st annual meeting of the Cognitive Neuroscience Society is underway. Saturday and Sunday were packed with symposia, lectures and more than 400 posters. Here are just a few of the highlights. The bilingual brain has been a hot topic at the meeting this year, particularly as researchers grapple with the [...]
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This September, cigarette packs in the U.S. will be getting a lot more colorful. And a lot more disturbing. By then, tobacco companies will be required to display one of nine graphic health warnings on each pack, to comply with the Tobacco Control Act of 2009. The U.S. has followed dozens of other countries in [...]
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In kindergarten, several of my friends and I were very serious about learning to tie our shoes. I remember sitting on the edge of the playground, looping laces into bunny ears and twisting them into a knot over and over again until I had it just right. A few years later, whistling became my new [...]
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One of brain researchers' closest brushes with science fiction in the last 10 years came with the discovery of a chemical that could completely wipe out memory, a molecule that evoked a real-life version of the scenario depicted in the film Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, in which a couple undertakes a procedure to [...]
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Researchers from the University of California, Irvine reported in 2006 on a woman named Jill Price who could remember in great detail what she did on a particular day decades earlier. James McGaugh, Larry Cahill and Elizabeth Parker put the woman through a battery of tests and ascertained that she was not using any of [...]
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I always knew we humans have a rather tenuous grip on the concept of time, but I never realized quite how tenuous it was until a couple of weeks ago, when I attended a conference on the nature of time organized by the Foundational Questions Institute. This meeting, even more than FQXi's previous efforts, was [...]
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As science has long demonstrated, eyewitness accounts are frequently riddled with errors. Human memory in general is far from perfect—working less like a video camera than an ever-evolving collage, studies have shown. But in courtrooms across the country eyewitness testimony of alleged crimes have frequently been enough to convince juries to send defendants to jail—even [...]
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Human memory has been shown again and again to be far from perfect. We overlook big things, forget details, conflate events. One famous experiment even demonstrated that many people asked to watch a video of people playing basketball failed to notice a person wearing a gorilla suit walk right through the middle of the scene. [...]
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Editor's Note: The following blog post first appeared May 17 on the World Science Festival's Web site. U.S. Patent 7,928,070 issued in April of this year for what was simply labeled as a "memory-enhancing protein." Todd Sacktor, a professor at SUNY Downstate in Brooklyn, and a panelist at the 2011 World Science Festival's The Unbearable [...]
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I can remember exactly where I was twelve years ago when I learned why the sky was starting to fill with smoke about 30 miles to the west. Though I live in Illinois now, I'm originally from Long Island. In September 2001, I was just beginning the 9th grade at Friends Academy, my new high [...]
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"Seriously, it doesn't matter how many times you ask me. I'm never going to remember where he said he was going. I don't even know why you're still here." "I just don't believe you." "Have you looked in his house yet? That'd be the first place I'd look. Under his bed or something, I don't [...]
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The brain is a dazzlingly complex web of somewhere around 100 billion neurons, each of which communicates with others through thousands of connections. The idea of manipulating such a complex system to figure out how it works seems, on the face of it, improbable. Yet a few intrepid explorers have set their sights on this [...]
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// Editor's note: Brain Basics from Scientific American Mind is a series of short video primers on the brain and how we feel, think and act. Below is a synopsis of the fifth video in the series written by a guest on this blog, Roni Jacobson, a science journalist based in [...]
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April 14th, 2014 | 3
In the 1994 film Junior, a male scientist becomes pregnant and gives birth to a baby girl. It's a rather ridiculous tale, but if any man could be given the superpower of giving birth, my dad should have been the one. I have never met anyone who loved kids and parenting more than my father [...]
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Fighting back emotion, Tony Dorsett, the former Dallas Cowboys' running back, told ESPN last fall: "It's painful, man, for my daughters to say they're scared of me…it's painful." Dorsett said he suffers from memory problems, depression and difficulty controlling his emotions. He said he has even thought about suicide. The likely cause of Dorsett's distress [...]
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I recently interviewed author and inventor Ray Kurzweil about his new book, "How to Create A Mind: The Secret of Human Thought Revealed." The 58-minute segment aired on December 1, 2 and 3 on the C-SPAN2 program "After Words." The book's thesis is that it is essentially possible to reverse-engineer the human brain to create [...]
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The November/December Scientific American Mind, which debuted online today, examines the origins of genius, a concept that inspires both awe and confusion. Some equate genius with IQ or creativity; others see it as extraordinary accomplishment. As this issue reveals, genius seems to arise from a mosaic of forces that coalesce into a perfect storm of [...]
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September 18th, 2012 | 2
In MindUP, a social and emotional learning program pioneered by actor Goldie Hawn, children learn to be mindful—that is, attuned to the present without judgment. This skill engenders a healthy outlook on life, hones the ability to pay attention and creates a sense of calm, preparing the mind for learning. (For more on the brain [...]
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I am happy to be breaking my silence of recent weeks with a preview of the September/October issue of Scientific American Mind. As the summer begins its slow resignation and people anticipate the start of school, our pages revive the ongoing societal debate about the best way to teach our kids. This issue of Mind [...]
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One area of brain science that has drawn intense interest in recent years is the study of what psychologists call reconsolidation—a ponderous technical term that, once translated, means giving yourself a second chance. Memories of our daily experience are formed, often during sleep, by inscribing—or "consolidating"—a record of what happened into neural tissue. Joy at [...]
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Scott Small, a professor of neurology at Columbia University's College of Physicians and Surgeons, researches Alzheimer's, but he also studies the memory loss that occurs during the normal aging process. Research on the commonplace "senior moments" focuses on the hippocampus, an area of the brain involved with formation of new memories. In particular, one area [...]
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Pedalling through a city's streets, parks and pathways is the best way to travel and explore. So being fully equipped for city riding makes the experience even more enjoyable. From fenders to footwear, you can truly make the city your oyster with the right balance of functional things and well-designed forms. Here's this week's gift guide taking a look at the good things in life on two wheels. Don't forget to tweet and 'gram all of your wants and wishes using hashtag #oneoftheseplease.
The Rapha City Cycling Guide Set – $40
Plan your next adventure in a European city by bike. The big ones are in there —London and Paris — but there are also cities that are a bit unexpected — Milan, Copenhagen and Ghent, Belgium (the epicentre of Classics territory). The illustrations and pocket-size format make this collection a welcome addition to any bookshelf or backpack. Added bonus: all the routes contained within the books are available to download GPX style in the "Training Routes": http://www.rapha.cc/city-cycling-racing-and-training-routes section.
Knog Blinder Road 2 – $79
Knog lights' swapability (changing from bike to bike) and sheer firepower ( lumens) make the Knog Blinder Road series a go-to in the Portland and London offices. There so good in fact that we even used them a few weeks ago when we went for a little nighttime cyclocross action. The lights work fantastically on city streets with ambient light and even better in a completely dark forest.
Shinola – The Wright Brothers Limited Edition – $2950
These guys spare no expense when it comes to their beautiful city bikes. They spent the summer and early fall traveling with the Shinola crew – setting up their bikes and watches at local bike shops around the country. Then, they wrangled in local food carts to supply free food to everyone that stopped. Can't go wrong there. We spotted this one in the menswear boutique Mohawk Menswear in Silverlake. And what city riding lady or gentlemen would not want to wake up to one of these under their tree?
Bullitt Cargo Bike
Photographer Jake Stangel recently shot the latest Rapha City collection. In an interview with Rapha, Jake mentioned how much fun it was to shoot from the front of a cargo bike or bakfietsen as they call them in the Netherlands. These things are extremely useful and a lot of fun, so everyone should find a need for a cargo bike in their lives at some point. Also, if you follow Jake on Instagram, you may have noticed that he was recently in Barcelona with the Rapha crew shooting once again from the bed of a Bullitt bike.
Rapha City Rain Jacket
If you are going to sit in the front of a cargo bike and shoot photos with your Qcamera (see below), you should have a proper Rain Jacket. The camera after all is waterproof, so why shouldn't you be, too? The orange color stands out at any intersection and the relaxed cut makes the transition from bike to business (or pleasure) seamless.
The Qcamera – $199
You may not be able to shoot exactly like Jake Stangel but you can try, and here there is one more way to do it. We all used to have small digital cameras that we carried around, then we all got phones that did the same things plus added filters. Now, you can get a small digital camera that has filters. Imagine the possibilities. The slick web presence and multi color options make the Qcamera highly desirable even before it hits the shelves. I certainly want #oneoftheseplease just to see how it works.
10 Pack of Tubes
What I would really like is a ten pack of tubes. They are the most annoying, smelly, asinine things to buy and the most hated when you do not have one. Can you imagine the delightful gleam in your best friends eye if you showed up for his Christmas party with a ten-pack of these? Just make sure that you get, or ask, for ones with the proper valve length. You do not want to be that guy at the next Rapha Gentlemen's Race asking everyone who passes whether or not they have a valve adaptor.
Still don't know what to get yourself (or suggest to your friends)? Use the #oneoftheseplease tag to fill your feed with the gifts you are looking forward to this holiday season. Then, check out the entire City Riding Collection.
Using the hashtag #oneoftheseplease we want to see you sharing and tagging the things you really want this season via Instagram and Twitter.
Obviously we'd expect most of those things to be Rapha but they don't have to be. They can be absolutely anything that captures your desire, whether it's that vintage Italian racing frame, those handmade loafers or state-of-the-art headphones. With some great prizes up for grabs, it's also a great way of dropping hints to your loved ones.
Just tell us, @rapharacing via Instagram or Twitter that you want #oneoftheseplease. Make sure you add a URL if it's a link.
And for those who discover some seriously incredible items, or present them in an intriguing way, there are prizes up for grabs:
• Grand Prize is a Ultimate Classics Bundle or Ultimate Women's Classics Bundle
• Second prize is a City Riding Jersey + Jeans Bundle or Women's Winter Bundle
• Third place receives a Winter Accessories Bundle.
Prizes will be be announced at the end of the promotion, with all entries eligible so long as they feature the #oneoftheseplease tag, a mention of @rapharacing, and brief description of their request.
To see how it's done, here are some of the best ones from last week…


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KIMA is looking into on-the-record comments made by State Senator Jim Honeyford. He used terms that could be offensive to some people regarding minorities and those of low-income.
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Unedited video of the news conference held by Pasco Police on Wednesday, February 11th.
The state House passed a bill to raise the minimum wage in Washington.
Longtime Yakima eyesores are finally being cleaned up.
Yakima School District has provided the tools necessary for students to be successful in new standardized testing structure.
Consumer Reports' engineers tested hundreds of new cars and chose the best of the best in ten of the most popular categories.
You can buy Pippins gear as well as game tickets at the store.
A man is facing assault charges after a random attack on a grocery store clerk with a tire iron.
A man recently charged with his wife's murder is now facing more charges.
A broken oil tank near Sunnyside sent 1,500 gallons of oil into the Yakima River.
Famers have not made a big apperance at the Yakima Indoor Farmer's Market this year, but some produce could come as early as next weekend.
The Central Washington Homebuilders Association and KIMA have announced the winner of the 2015 Home and Garden Show Design Challenge.
Yakima's Lynchpin Foundation hosted a CPR class for autistic students.
Choosing the right smoke detector for your home can be a lifesaving decision. Consumer Reports looked at which ones are best for handling all types of fires.
The rooms are on display at the Central Washington Home & Garden Show at the SunDome.
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Weeks before giving birth to her twins back in 2006, Martinez had a one-year-old daughter who died in Pendleton, Oregon.
YVCC hosts an event to bring awareness about the importance of stoping domestic violence.
After months of construction the Selah School District opened its doors to the community to showcase new middle school.
The 27-year-old drowned when his front-end loader fell into the pond and he couldn't get out.
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