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The Press Newspaper
The Press Newspaper
The Carroll Township Police Department and Ottawa County Sheriff's Department are investigating the theft of credit cards from a woman who left her purse in her car while at work.
According to police, the theft occurred Oct. 17 while the car was in the parking lot of the Wild Wings Restaurant & Lounge, 9055 State Route 2. A window had been smashed and cash and credit cards were reported stolen.
Surveillance video shows a female suspect using a credit card at a Speedway store in Northwood, the sheriff's department said.
A male and another female may also be involved in the use of the stolen cards, Detective Amy Harrell, of the sheriff's department said, adding the cards have been used to purchase gift certificates at Sears at the Woodville Mall, Lowe's stores in Toledo and Fremont, and a Kohl's store in Perrysburg.
Anyone with information about the case should contact the Carroll Township Police Department at (419) 898-4906 or Detective Harrell at the sheriff's department (419) 734-4404.
Tips may also be submitted to the sheriff's Web site: www.ottawacountysheriff.org.
Ohio's popular deer-gun season opens statewide on Nov. 30, offering hunters a full week to harvest a whitetail. The upcoming season will again include an extra weekend of gun hunting on Dec. 19-20, according to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR) Division of Wildlife.
Deer can be hunted with a legal muzzleloader, handgun or shotgun from one half-hour before sunrise to sunset through Dec. 6 and Dec. 19-20. With a pre-hunting season population estimate of 650,000 white-tailed deer, the ODNR Division of Wildlife anticipates 115,000 to 125,000 deer will be killed during the nine-day season. Approximately 420,000 hunters are expected to participate in this year's season, including many out-of-state hunters.
The white-tailed deer is the most popular game animal in Ohio, frequently pursued by generations of hunters. Ohio ranks 8th nationally in annual hunting-related sales and 10th in the number of jobs associated with the hunting-related industry. Each year, hunting has an $859 million economic impact in Ohio through the sale of equipment, fuel, food, lodging and more.
Plans to extend an electric transmission line to serve a new substation at St. Charles Mercy Hospital are at an impasse, according to Trent Smith, regional president of Toledo Edison.
Smith, who spoke at an Oregon council meeting on Oct. 26, said the stalemate is due to the city's desire to have poles and lines that are aesthetically appealing, which increases the cost of the project.
The city had initially preferred an underground line, but it was later deemed too expensive.
Steel poles, which don't have the unsightly guide wires that wood poles have for support, were also expensive.
"In my years of working for First Energy and Toledo Edison, this is one of the more challenging projects that we have come across," said Smith. "When I say we, I mean the city, Toledo Edison as well as St. Charles," said Smith. "There's been a great amount of teamwork, a great amount of communication. Unfortunately, we have reached a little bit of an impasse."
The City of Toledo awarded two grants to upgrade the façade of two buildings on Main Street in East Toledo.
Toledo Mayor Carty Finkbeiner announced the grants at a press conference on Tuesday.
The Merrit Building, at 113 Main Street, and the Friedman Building, at 117 Main Street, need new roofs, windows and a coat of paint, according to Bob Krompak, economic development specialist with Neighborhood Housing Services. NHS informs commercial property owners of eligible grants, helps with grant applications, provides consultation and arranges financing and technical assistance.
The Merrit Building was completely unusuable, he said, as were the second and third floors of the Friedman Building.
"They needed general façade work to upgrade the look of the buildings," he said.
Former Jerusalem Township Trustee Ray Cedoz was remembered
last week as a trustee who cared about his community, and had a common sense approach to running the township.
Cedoz died Monday, Nov. 9, of pneumonia. He was 75-years-old.
Cedoz, a lifelong resident of the township, had battled cancer for a long time, according to his wife, Jeanette, whom he had been married to for 56 years.
As trustee, Cedoz was passionate about the township and was widely known for listening to both sides of an issue.
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June 2014 – present
Levo League – New York, NY
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September 2012 – January 2014
- Senior front end developer at career advice and social networking start-up Levo League. Responsibilities include establishing standards for front end development, ensuring code quality and cross-browser compatibility, assist with design and project management in an agile development environment.
- Noteable achievements: implemented a live style guide to help developers build efficiently while also maintaining design consistency, persuaded the business to convert the website to a responsive layout when rebranding and also built the new site layout, promoted object oriented css programming.
Freelance Designer/Developer
August 2005 – present
The Runthrough – New York, NY
- Redesigned the website for The Runthrough — a custom built e-commerce style site that connects stylists and magazine editors to fashion and jewelry designers to request samples and images for events, photo shoots and editorial use.
Pratima Spa – New York, NY
- Designed a Magento e-commerce site for the spa's skin care line, Pratima Skincare. Assisted in development of site (HTML, CSS, JavaScript, PHP) and with customizing and configuring Magento settings for the store.
- Build and maintain the spa's email newsletter campaign, and design and build promotional newsletters for distribution through Mail Chimp.
Pix Design – New York, NY
April 2011 – April 2012
- Lead web designer in a boutique design firm. Also responsible for overseeing and managing web projects. Projects included design of the website for energy drink brand HyDrive Energy, design and managing development on a luxury jewelry e-commerce site for Port-Au-Gem, design for a responsive vintage jewelry e-commerce site Cleo Walker, and design and front end development for the newly defined Manhattan neighborhood, NoMad.
- Assist the print designers with packaging, promotional materials and various other print projects as needed.
Disney Publishing Worldwide – White Plains, NY
Marketing Designer
April 2009 – April 2011
- Designed various promotional web advertisements (Flash, Animated GIF, and static) and print materials (magazine print ads, in-store signage and displays, backlit posters, water bottles, and postcards) for titles by Disney Hyperion and Disney Books.
- Designed and developed custom tabs for Facebook using HTML/CSS to promote
new book releases.
- Designed and built a microsite for the Disney Hyperion title, By the Time You Read This, I'll Be Dead.
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Advanced knowledge of HTML5, CSS3, SASS, Photoshop, Illustrator, and InDesign. Experience with JavaScript, jQuery, Ruby on Rails, PHP, Backbone.js, GIT, Compass, Cucumber, Capybara, Jasmine, RSpec, Optimizely (for A/B testing), MixPanel, various Content Management Systems and e-Commerce Platforms (WordPress, Drupal, Magento, Ubercart, Lightspeed).
Fashion Institute of Technology, AAS in Communication Design, Magna Cum Laude
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Wet, chilly Tuesday in Delhi, more rains expected Wednesday
The national capital experienced a chilly Tuesday as sporadic rain along with icy winds led the maximum temperature to plummet seven degrees below the season's average to 14.7 degrees Celsius. More showers are expected Wednesday.
"The skies will remain overcast tomorrow (Wednesday) and parts of the city will witness light rains," said an official of the India Meteorological Department.
"The maximum and minimum temperatures are expected to hover around 15 and 12 degrees Celsius," added the official.
Delhiites woke up to an overcast Tuesday morning and the day saw incessant minimum temperature recorded three notches above the season's average at 10.2 degrees Celsius.
Some people took shelter under metro stations, flyovers and foot-over bridges, caught unexpected by the sudden showers.
"The day was gloomy but the rain was not expected. I am totally drenched in a five-minute rickshaw ride from the metro station to office," said Riedh Sarkar, who works in an IT firm in Gurgaon.
For many people, the weather was an excuse to visit popular markets for a hot cup of tea or coffee or even an ice-cream.
Monday's maximum temperature was recorded at 22.3 degree Celsius, a notch above the season's average, while the minimum temperature was 9 degrees Celsius, two notches above the season's average.
(Posted on 21-01-2014)
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Air ambulance outfitter Spectrum Aeromed (Booth No. 3628) will be distributing approximately $100,000 in profit sharing funds to 21 employees at its Fargo, N.D. headquarters, based on its continuing trend of revenue increase, the company announced. "We've experienced exponential growth for three consecutive years and we're fortunate to have the opportunity to reward our team of dedicated employees with profit sharing as a result of their hard work," noted company owner Dean Atchison.
For the first six months of the year, the nation's largest helicopter EMS provider reported revenues of $282.1 million, up 9 percent from the same period a year ago. Net income for the period increased by 25 percent, to $16.1 million. Net revenue per community-based transport increased to $9,008, a 10-percent increase from the prior year quarter. However, hospital-based revenue dipped by 1 percent.
PHI said its revenues from the oil and gas segment for the quarter ending June 30 fell to $90.2 million from $94.7 million during the same period a year ago. The company blamed the decline on reduced medium helicopter revenue as a result of a decline in deepwater drilling and rig support in the wake of increased regulation and delay in the wake of last year's Deepwater Horizon disaster in the Gulf of Mexico.
Offshore helicopter services company Bristow announced increased earnings and revenues for its fiscal year ended March 31 of $121.3 million and $1.233 billion, respectively. The company reported that revenue increased across all primary business units
"Fiscal 2011 turned out to be a strong year, distinguished by record revenue, operating income and net income," said CEO Bill Chiles.
Fractional provider Avantair reported revenues of $35.8 million for its Fiscal Year 2010 second quarter ending December 31. It recorded operating income of $1.4 million versus an operating loss of $628,000 in the year-ago period, and earnings before interest, income taxes, depreciation and amortization stood at $2.8 million.
Despite the recession, XOJet has reported strong year-over-year increases in revenue, flight hours and customers. The charter company said it experienced a 66-percent increase in revenue last year and a 60-percent increase in flight hours over 2007. XOJet ended the year with more than 1,500 customers, up from 1,000 the previous year.
Charter broker Air Partner has reported strong growth in both sales and profits for its financial year that ended on July 31. Group sales climbed 35 percent, to reach £251.3 million ($432 million) and pre-tax profits grew by 21 percent, to £9.2 million ($15.8 million).
London-based aircraft charter broker Air Partner has reported strong growth in both sales and profits for its fiscal year that ended on July 31. Group sales climbed 35 percent to reach £251.3 million ($432 million) and pre-tax profits grew by 21 percent to £9.2 million ($15.8 million).
Fractional-share operator Avantair saw its revenues climb significantly for the fiscal year that ended on June 30. Compared with the same period last year, revenues increased 51.3 percent, to $115.6 million from $76.4 million.
Bombardier (Booth No. 4397) reported a year-over-year revenue increase of 22 percent, to $4.9 billion, in its second fiscal quarter ending July 31, thanks in large part to the strength of its aerospace division. The company's aviation businesses contributed $2.5 billion of these revenues in the quarter, up from $2.2 billion in the same period last year.
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That shit Craaaaay Check out this bootleg by Dj BL3V!!! BL3V has some pretty cool energy that we like to see!!! BL3V was born and raised in Manhattan New York, DJ BL3V has always been around music. His love for music began at a very young age. When DJ BL3V was 8 years old, he scratched on his first record, he says "It was one of the most amazing moments as a kid". At the age of 16, Ben heard his first Electronic Music and was captivated. He started to teach himself how to DJ and to understand Electronic Music. His 2nd show, at 17 years old, DJ BL3V was asked to headline New Years Eve 2011 at Ultra Violet in Brooklyn, NY. Now at the age of 18, Ben Pall has been able to share his love for music and play at Manhattan's "Tenjune". In addition, he has also traveled to CT, NH, NJ, and Albany, NY to do what he loves to play music. You will be seeing much more of BL3V in the future so stay tuned !!! For more info on BL3V check out his Facebook or Twitter @DJBL3V212
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The Tabernacle WorkbookThis 40-page workbook is packed with reproducible activity and information sheets on the Tabernacle, the sacrifices, the furnishings (including the Ark of the Covenant), the priests' garments, and the symbolism that points to Jesus. Includes diagrams of the Tabernacle, drawings of all of the furnishings, and pictures of the High Priestly garments. Includes worksheets, codes and clues, puzzles, and activities. Perfect for youth or adults. Size: 8.5 x 11", 40 pages.
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"The Hurricane" Premiere Photos
The Hollywood Film Festival's 10th Annual Hollywood Awards Gala
These relationship-blockers drove us bananas.
7th Annual Tribeca Film Festival
at the CBS, CW and Showtime Press Tour Stars Party, Boulevard3, Hollywood, CA. 07-18-08
at the 16th Annual Screen Actor Guild Awards Arrivals, Shrine Auditorium, Los Angeles, CA. 01-23-10
Your favorite celebrities out and about!
at the 2011 CMA Awards, Bridgestone Arena, Nashville, TN 11-09-11
at the MOCA New 30th Anniversary Gala, MOCA Grand Avenue, Los Angeles, CA. 11-14-09
Your daily serving of hot, wacky, and just plain tacky celebrity sightings.
A curation of our favorite styles on our favorite celebs.
Some fun, sexy, and shocking A-list guest stars.
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It's hard to believe how many wonderful positions are available for you when fucking a flexible gymnast or ballerina girl. These horny flexible beauties can bring a lot of good vibrations in bed. How about a blowjob while she is making a naked split? Or drilling her pussy when your girl has her legs crossed behind her neck? Make your naughty flexigirl do a high kick and put one leg on your shoulder. Or simply place make her spread her legs as far aside as she can and fuck this flexible whore while her pussy and ass are so perfectly and beautifully exposed.
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At long last, my day of Laundry Hell is done. I have conquered Mount Washmore, and I can proudly say that every scrap of laundry in my M.F. house is done! My bitterness has subsided, and I can now proclaim the following:
1) Nobody in my house is allowed to wear ANYTHING for the next couple of days,
2) I actually love Hermione Granger, and Dobby, and believe fully in the Promotion of Elvish Welfare,
3) In fact, if an elf were to choose of his or her own accord to come and live with me and be my laundry-elf, his or her welfare would be of utmost concern to me. You would be treated like royalty (except for the laundry part). We're talkin' chocolates every day, your own comfy little bed, and the latest in elvish fashion will adorn you.
4) I'm just sayin', it's something to think about….
Today is laundry day… ugh.
You see, somewhere along my chosen path of having babies and running my get-rich-slow scheme of making handmade kids' clothes, I forgot to pursue a high-paying career. You know, the one wherein I can hire someone else to do my laundry for me. Laundry is the absolute worst part of being a SAHM. When I see it piling up day after day, I imagine that there is a house-elf living with us whose main objective in life is to do our laundry (to my specifications, thank you very much), and to fold it and put it away just exactly the way I like it. I think the kids must have given the house-elf an old onesie or something because he seems to have been freed and gone away, as evidenced by the huge pile of dirty laundry in front of the washing machine. Also, the basket of clean laundry that has been sitting in the basket unfolded for the last couple of weeks collecting cat hair hasn't been touched. I blame Hermione Granger for this.


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It has been more than two weeks since the Atlanta Braves hosted a "full" series at Turner Field, but with the arrival of the Los Angeles Angels to town on Friday, that trend has been broken. The Angels are playing much improved baseball this season, and with two nationally televised contests over the weekend, there will be many extra eyes on these two clubs.
The opener will bring the return of Aaron Harang to the mound for the Braves, and the big right-hander has been lights-out this season. As profiled earlier in the week, Harang has exceeded any rational expectation by posting a 3.33 ERA with nearly a strikeout per inning in his 13 starts, and while the Angels are capable of putting up big offensive numbers, the friendly confines of Turner Field should be beneficial.
Harang will be opposed by veteran left-hander C.J. Wilson for Los Angeles, and the 33-year-old has also had a resurgent season. At this point, Wilson is likely more famous for having a lavish contract than anything else, but he has rebounded with a very strong 3.32 ERA and 1.17 WHIP over 13 starts this season, and the Braves will be in for a challenge in facing him.
Here is a look at the particulars for Friday:
Date: June 13, 2014
Start Time: 7:35 pm ET
TV Channel: Fox Sports South
Radio: 680 AM/106.7 FM (Local in Atlanta), Full list of Local Affiliates
Live Stream: MLB.tv (Click Here, $)
Be sure to follow us on Twitter (@ATLBeatBlog) for more information (including all of your Atlanta Braves action), and check back after the game for a full recap. Sound off in the comments!
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I have a problem with two older machines on our network that aren't picking up group policies when logged in as pupil users; these machines are also very slow logging on. The problem was posted here:
But I am starting a new thread to get more specific help.
The machines are Win2000 Prof. I have now downloaded and installed netdiag and have run it on two machines, one that is faulty and one that is OK. The faulty one has passed the DNS test, but has a warning as follows:
DNS test . . . . . . . . . . . . . : Passed
[WARNING] Cannot find a primary authoritative DNS server for the name
'computername.asjs.internal.'. [ERROR_TIMEOUT]
The name 'computername.asjs.internal.' may not be registered in DN
This warning doesn't appear on the netdiag for the computer that is fine.
There is also a failure for the DC list test and an error on the Trust relationship as follows:
DC list test . . . . . . . . . . . : Failed
'ASJS': No DCs are up.
Trust relationship test. . . . . . : Passed
'ASJS': No DCs are up (Cannot run test).
Secure channel for domain 'ASJS' is to '\\SERVERNAME'.
Whereas the computer that works has the following results:
DC list test . . . . . . . . . . . : Passed
Trust relationship test. . . . . . : Passed
Secure channel for domain 'ASJS' is to '\\servername.asjs.internal'.
Note: I have edited the actual computer name and server name out.
Can anyone tell me if I can do something to fix this. I found a post on a similar theme, suggesting doing something about reverse DNS lookup, but I don't know how to go about checking this and fixing it.


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Panorama Episode guide
Jungle Outlaws: The Chainsaw Trail
Panorama reporter Raphael Rowe investigates illegal logging in the Congo basin rainforest.
First broadcast: 25 Jul 2013
Broken by Battle
Panorama investigates the true personal cost of the war in Afghanistan on British troops.
First broadcast: 15 Jul 2013
The Trouble with Trump
Reporter John Sweeney investigates Donald Trump's Scottish investment proposal.
First broadcast: 08 Jul 2013
The Truth about Pills and Pregnancy
Shelley Jofre investigates whether many women are risking their unborn children's heath.
First broadcast: 01 Jul 2013
Kids Lost in Care
Investigating the standard of residential care for Britain's most vulnerable children.
First broadcast: 24 Jun 2013
Elderly Care: Condition Critical?
Investigating death rates and mistreatment in Britain's care system for the elderly.
First broadcast: 17 Jun 2013
Traffic Fines - Highway Robbery?
Panorama tries to find new ways to cut the number of traffic tickets issued each year.
First broadcast: 12 Jun 2013
Blacklist Britain
An interview with the bookkeeper for the organisation which ran a secret blacklist.
First broadcast: 10 Jun 2013
The Wrong Track
John Ware reports on the state of Britain's railways.
First broadcast: 09 Jun 2013
In January 1983, Vincent Hanna reports on future options for British Rail.
First broadcast: 09 Jun 2013
Richard Dimbleby talks to Dr Beeching in the wake of his second report.
First broadcast: 09 Jun 2013
Cash for Questions Undercover
Revealing lobbying practices which raise questions about standards in political life.
First broadcast: 06 Jun 2013
Cancer: Hope for Sale?
Richard Bilton investigates a controversial American doctor who claims he can cure cancer.
First broadcast: 03 Jun 2013
Hillsborough - How They Buried the Truth
A Panorama investigation into how the truth about Hillsborough was buried.
First broadcast: 20 May 2013
Jobs for the Boys?
Sol Campbell investigates the unemployment rate for young black British men.
First broadcast: 13 May 2013
The Russians Are Coming
Russian money has poured into London, but is organised crime coming with it?
First broadcast: 29 Apr 2013
Secrets of Britain's Sharia Councils
Panorama goes undercover to investigate what is happening in Britain's Sharia Councils.
First broadcast: 22 Apr 2013
North Korea Undercover
Panorama reporter John Sweeney spends eight days undercover inside North Korea.
First broadcast: 15 Apr 2013
The Derby Fire: Secrets and Lies
The Derby fire shocked the country. Were warnings missed?
First broadcast: 02 Apr 2013
The Spies Who Fooled the World
How key aspects of the intelligence used to justify the Iraq War were based on lies.
First broadcast: 18 Mar 2013
America's Gun Addiction
Panorama meets the US teachers who want to use guns to protect their schools.
First broadcast: 11 Mar 2013
Mission Accomplished? Secrets of Helmand
Reporter Ben Anderson joins Allied troops as they prepare to hand over to Afghan forces.
First broadcast: 25 Feb 2013
What's Really in our Food?
Panorama reveals more uncomfortable truths about the horse meat scandal.
First broadcast: 18 Feb 2013
Inside Barclays: Banking on Bonuses
Richard Bilton investigates the bonus culture that drove one of our biggest banks.
First broadcast: 11 Feb 2013
The Great Abortion Divide
Victoria Derbyshire investigates the great abortion divide.
First broadcast: 04 Feb 2013
The Great Disability Scam?
Sam Poling reveals the private companies who are getting rich from new welfare reforms.
First broadcast: 28 Jan 2013
Immigration Undercover
Paul Kenyon goes undercover with a gang smuggling illegal immigrants out of the UK.
First broadcast: 21 Jan 2013
The Tax Haven Twins
John Sweeney investigates the secretive world of the billionaire Barclay twins.
First broadcast: 17 Dec 2012
Britain's Hidden Housing Crisis
Panorama Special revealing the impact of the current housing crisis engulfing Britain.
First broadcast: 13 Dec 2012
The Secret Drone War
Panorama reports on why victims of the drone war are seeking justice in British courts.
First broadcast: 10 Dec 2012


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Now I can post it! A gift to my good friend uglynoodles! This is her Shepard, Bailie, and Joker enjoying hot drinks in the snow. We've had an art trade and I hadn't done my part in more than a year so I felt guilty and made it a surprise watercolor and sent it during christmas (because I'm a terrible friend). The scanner and camera ruined my colors so now only noodles knows how vibrant the painting is :)
And then I finished that EDI/Traynor stuff that's been sitting on my HD for forever. yaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay
Crossover shenanigans w/ bloodyravine
Being a vanguard in Mass Effect 3 means your squad has to chase you around like frantic ducklings. (click for larger)
Also i finished the Leviathan DLC last night :3
(@masterwaffles as Tali, @ritzyfoxx as Traynor/casual Shep, @arch4ngel as Shepard, @JordynNolz as Jordan Noles: C-sec E-crimes, and me (@regeener) as femVega)
@NerdAppropriate is trolls and got a picture of us doing the Hustle without knowing at PAX :D
@masterwaffle as Tali, @arch4ngel as Shepard, @JordynNolz as Jordan Noles: e-Crimes, @ritzyfoxx as Traynor/Morning-After Traynor/Casual Shepard, and me as femVega :D
hopefully more pictures turn up from this weekend. It was super fun and i am sad it's over for now. Met so many awesome people and had so much fun :)
Because synthesis is the best troll ending ever and @JordynNolz made it infinitely more better/creepier than it was ever meant to be.
Been working on this for the past couple weeks or so: I'll be going to PAX Prime with a bunch of twitter friends, things led to things, and I'll be going as rule63/"Jenny" Vega in armor!
Worked out different armor styles cuz I'm not built like a fictional beef monster so I didn't want to look as bulky as he is AND I wanted to keep the forearms exposed cuz if Zaeed can show off his tattoos, why can't I? No.1 was my initial concept with more of like Anderson's bottoms, 2 was based on Kaidan's armor (too smooth, too streamlined), 3 on one of Vega's alternate outfits (a recolor of a Cerberus armor), 4 on his classic defender armor mixed with the DLC armor.
Final on the far left— mix of defender elements in the tops and shoes, DLC bottoms, and Vega's weird belt. I'll be making it out of EVA foam and documenting the process along the way. Thanks to everyone helping out so far, SO EXCITED to make this :D
Happy Birthday, Commander Shepard! 142 years from today! Hopefully Garrus didn't use those huevos James used for that cake, who knows where they came from.
Also just passed 300 followers this week, THANKS EVERYONE! <3 <3 <3
SPIDERS! So, mi amiga Cally/@viper_fox has the most INSANE luck with the item packs in ME Multiplayer. Like unlocking ALL the aliens on her FIRST DAY of playing lucky. AND we had the same n7 score but i don't have any heavy pistols!
(want my phalanx so bad D:)
And because Cally is from the
land of spiders Australia, we made this joke while playing with Ritzy and a friend and this comic naturally occurred. Those spiders are pretty much those ammo packs, i gotta tell ya.
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Baby's day out! Let's pretend they're getting ice cream. And that also there's a Xuxa type variety show for kids on the Citadel and a hanar is one of the hosts who teaches kids about politeness so that's where hanar backpacks come from. Also a salarian drops in from time to time for science related segments a la Bill Nye the science guy.
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Everyone's starting to finally get their copies of Mass Effect 3 so I thought I would round up my week+ 1 day of pre-ME3 related drawings! This was a very fun challenge filled with rainbows and sleep deprivation but I'm very proud of having done it. And now it's weird to take a break to play the game and NOT draw anything for a bit.
but i get to awkwardly romance garrus again yaaaaaay
Here's everyone if you couldn't name them:
-day 1: Aria T'Loak
-day 2: Shiala (the thorian's asari thrall)
-day 3: Lorik Qui'in and Gianna Parasini
-day 4: Feron
-day 5: Kargesh the Krogan and the turian Presidium Groundskeeper
-day 6: Shala'Raan, Kal'Reegar, and Veetor'Nara
-day 7: Major Kirrahe
-day 8: Conrad Verner!
Thank you for everyone who faved and reblogged and liked them! I had lots of fun on this mini-challenge. You can see them bigger and more transparently on my dA page. HAPPY GAMING EVERYONE!
feeling all the feels ;;__;;
"You showed me what it mean to be truly extreme. I learned that lesson well."
Happy Mass Effect 3 release week!


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Wayne Talks Creativity with "The Fire Theft Project"
Hey, thought you might enjoy the latest issue of "The Fire Theft Project." It's a FREE digital mag featuring a chat with Wayne on the topic of creativity. Lots of great insights and fun detours, as you can imagine. It was a great honor that he spoke with us, especially since it's such a new thing (only the second issue).
The iPad version at the App Store features an interactive game called Space Bubble! Since Wayne retired the bubble, we thought it would be fun to give everyone a chance to take a spin with him anytime they like.
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San Francisco Giants fans can rejoice, Buster Posey will likely never wear another uniform again. The icon of the Giants signed a 9-year deal that will keep him in a San Francisco jersey until 2022. The contract extension includes a full no-trade clause and can include incentives if Posey achieves certain accolades. It is an 8-year deal but could include a 9th year on a team option. If San Francisco were to pick up the option Posey would make $22 million, or they could decline it and pay the $3 million buyout. He will make $3 million in 2013, $10.5 million in 2014, $16.5 million in 2015, $20 million in 2016 and $21.4 million from 2017-2022. Posey's new deal almost ensures he will be a Giant for life, or at least the next decade. Both the Giants and Posey wanted to get a deal done before opening day, and that's exactly what they did. This deal was different though, because both team and player come out victorious. For the Giants, they just locked up the best player in baseball for at least the next 8 years. The player who brought them 2 rings, season sell outs and fame will be with them for the foreseeable future. Even better for San Francisco is the price they got him at, with the biggest annual salary amounting to just 21.4 million starting in 2018. If Posey were to have hit the free agent market after the 2017 season, he easily would have receiver over 25 million. San Francisco walks away with a player who will play at an MVP-caliber level, lead their clubhouse and provide the role model and genuine person every team wants. It may have cost them truckloads of money, but it has already been worth it for the team and city. For Buster Posey, this contract represents the best of both worlds for the young catcher. First, he now has the security of a long-term contract. 9 years is the longest ever for a catcher, and it provides him with the assurance that he will be a Giant forever. He can now focus on working hard every day to become a better player and focus on his team, rather than a new contract. Posey also becomes the second highest paid catcher ever, right behind Minnesota Twins catcher Joe Mauer. Posey becomes the highest paid player in San Francisco history, and it could just be the beginning as he has 9 years to become the best player in San Francisco history. Posey showed part of what makes him such a great person as well, adding to his contract that $50,000 dollars every year will go to charity. Posey worked every single day of his life to be where he is now, and it has finally paid off with this new contract extension. He could have received more money in free agency in a few years, but chose to stay with the team where his success started. At the age of 26, Buster Posey has done things in three seasons that many players wish they could achieve in their entire careers. It started in 2010 when he won Rookie of the Year and helped lead the Giants to their first World Series win in team history. 2011 was a much different story, as just 45 games into the season he was lost after a scary collision with Scott Cousins. The Giants collapsed down the stretch without Posey and didn't make the playoffs. He came back in 2012, although many questioned how well he could play coming off a fractured fibula and strained ligaments in his ankle. Posey came back with a vengeance this past season, leading the National League with a .336 batting average and career highs in home runs (24) and RBI's (103). He was named National League MVP and won Comeback Player of the Year. Posey carried his success into the playoffs, where he helped lead the Giants to comebacks over the Cincinnati Reds and St. Louis Cardinals and captivated by sweeping the Detroit Tigers in the World Series. When you look at Posey's resume, it is hard to find another player who can even come close to his level of success. If you take away his 2011 season when he only played 45 games, Posey's success is unprecedented; Rookie of the Year, Comeback Player of the Year, MVP, and 2x World Series champion. Not only is Posey a great player on-the-field, he is a leader in the clubhouse and a role model in the San Francisco area. While some will question if Posey is worth a 9-year deal, he has earned every penny of it. There is always a risk to giving a catcher a long-term deal especially of this magnitude, but players like Posey don't come around very often. An MVP caliber player, a leader in the clubhouse and one of the true gentleman of the sport describes Buster Posey. This new contract won't be the end for Posey, he will work even harder now for a team that gave him everything. This record breaking contract is Giants committing to their franchise player, someone who has turned their franchise around. Before Posey, the team could barely make the playoffs. Now in just 3 seasons with him they are one of the best team's in baseball and turning into a dynasty. No matter the years or money given, San Francisco wins with Buster Posey. The post San Francisco Giants: Buster Posey signs long-term deal with Giants appeared first on Hardball Chat Baseball Blog.
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Unlike the pope, scientists are not infallible. They also need to generate an income and know that people do not respond to good news - which is why we should remember the words of Charles Mackay: "We go out of our course to make ourselves uncomfortable; the cup of life is not bitter enough to our palate, and we distil superfluous poison to put into it, or conjure up hideous things to frighten ourselves at, which would never exist if we did not make them." [Extraordinary Popular Delusions and the Madness of Crowds (1841)]
Alanna Mitchell's SEA SICK: The Global Ocean in Crisis (2009) is an excellent source for the same story.
Regarding policy lever's part of that strategy would be a broad-based, (>80% of the economy), transparent, fast, cheap and easy to set-up and run, predictable, consistent, revenue-neutral and technology-independent, price on carbon.
Happily Citizens Climate Lobby, both in Canada and the U.S., have such a mechanism. They advocate a Carbon Fee & Dividend program which applies a fee on all Green House Gas emitting substances at point of extraction and returns 100% of the fees to the people in the form of a monthly dividend cheque or "Safe Climate Benefit". The fee would escalate on a schedule, annually to promote increasing fee and dividend levels. It also includes a border adjustment to ensure native producers are not unfairly penalized.
The sooner a person or business reduces its emissions, the more money they save. Businesses pass their increased input costs to their customers, so that more efficient producers can lower their costs and improve competitiveness, and gain marketshare.
What's not to like?
It is sad to see how we are capable of altering the worlds natural (and chemical) balance. Poor and rich people respond to incentives, lets figure them out soon enough.
To add insult to injury, on top of the merciless predation of commercial fisheries, an earlier Economist special report on fisheries determined that 70% of the average factory trawler haul is wasted for a variety of reasons.
The key to the problem may lie in changing the current regulatory environment so that commercial fisheries are no longer in charge of setting catch quotas and limits, a case of setting the fox to guard the hen house if ever there was one.
Oh god, coral has been around for 500 million years and have survived far worse than what humans can throw at it with our very limited capabilities. I'm talking about mass extinctions, giant asteroid impacts and super volcanoes erupting. Most Coral can only live up to 200ft deep so an ice age will kill all established colonies which have to reestablish from new coral. 20,000 years ago sea levels were 130 meters ( some 400 feet) lower than today. The vast majority of reefs present today were plainly in dry land!!! And ice age can kill most coral by leaving it high and dry. People should just take basic science before going on the alarm bandwagon!!
The idiocy is staggering!!!
Callum Roberts is a marine conservation biologist, oceanographer, author and research scholar at the University of York, England. He was awarded a Pew fellowship in 2000 and in 2001 he was awarded a fellowship at Harvard University.
But you think he "should just take basic science"? Are you sure HE is the one who should take that course?
Ocean Acidification is now irreversible... at least on timescales of at least... TENS of THOUSANDS of years...
Even with stabilisation of atmospheric CO2 at 450 ppm, Ocean Acidification will have profound impacts (death and extinction) on many marine systems.
LARGE and rapid reductions of global CO2 emissions are needed globally by at LEAST 50% by 2050.
Analysis of past events in Earth's geologic history suggests that chemical recovery (normal pH for LIFE in the Ocean) will take TENS of THOUSANDS of years - while the recovery of ecosystem function and biological diversity (LIFE AS WE KNOW IT) can take much longer. (MILLIONS OF YEARS)
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By 2100, Ocean acidity will increase another 150 to 200 hundred percent.
This is a dramatic change in the acidity of the oceans. And it has a serious impact on our ocean ecosystems; in particular, it has an impact on any species of calcifying organism that produces a calcium carbonate SHELL.
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The solution to climate change
The primary source of GHG is fossil fuel burning electrical generating facilities. http://dingo.care2.com/pictures/causes/uploads/2012/01/GHG-emitters-2010...
7 Billion humans generate vast quantities of excrement. I believe this excrement is capable of providing all human electrical demands. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radiolysis
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It is too late.
Possibly. But if we all act as if it is, certainly.
We don't know for sure that it's too late, so we'd better act as if it is not.
I hope the author also mentions in his book that humanity needs to go back to their plant based diet. This will help fish species recoup and reduce global warming, and cut back on pesticide use all in one swoop.
Months earlier, the violent conflict between Chinese fishermen and Korean navy hit the headline of newspapers in both countries, and even roused demonstrations in Korea aganist Chinese government. It's an extreme occasion in the industry of fishery which upgrading into an international violent issue. Yet, on the other hand, it's an exact occasion for a shrinking industry on the face of overfishing. Due to decades of uncontrolled massive artifical fishing on end, the marine stock in Chinese marginal sea is approaching to a limit. While in the nearby Korean, fish stock still thrive in abundance. Fishermen are pushed to invade the neighboring country which enventually ended up in tragedy.
As far as I am concerned, here the government should take initiative in implementing a sustainable method of fishing. Vested interests won't last long, only by strict control and advisable legistilation can the harmony be achieved between ecosystem and human civilization. Otherwise, the alarming truth has already shown that the current trend will lead us to a doomsday unless prompt measurements be taken.
Any ever keep a reef aquarium? When the buffers go, the tank crashes. And the oceans are our environmental buffer.
At this rate only a plague like Ebola striking the bulk of humanity will curb the problem.
"We can change. We can turn around our impacts on the biosphere."
Not in a world where news is considered a form of entertainment and is sponsored by parties with vested interests, and where we all live in internet and media bubbles that tell us only with what we want to hear.
If we are to have any chance of preserving global ecosystems, we need a global response. We need to agree on fishing rights, and reduce overall catch. We need to agree on CO2 emission rights, and reduce overall emissions. Alas, with a sizeable proportion of the people simply refusing to acknowledge reality, there is little support for such restrictions on free enterprise.
I hope Mr Roberts' book adds a drop of awareness.
I'm glad this book is out and I'm glad you're covering it. But I hope the book talks about why healthy oceans are important to people. What's at stake.
It's one thing to ask a person to care about fish and coral but it's more effective to ask people to care how the changed ocean impacts people.
Humanity stands to lose big time. We stand to lose: the primary source of food for hundreds of millions of people; hundreds of millions of dollars in tourism; that ethereal beauty that is the source of tranquility for countless; and myriad ecosystem services (free benefits to life produced by nature such as clean water and oxygen)that were recently estimated to be worth at least a trillion dollars.
Healthy oceans mean healthy people. Period. But it's not too late. We can do this and we should do everything in our power to support clean energy and science-based marine conservation. More here: http://deepblueblogx.blogspot.com/
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Hello seabee5546,
Blood pressure does run lower in younger people; the range of blood pressure for a 13 year old girl should run from 103-110/62-65. The BP you listed is significantly lower.
This finding could be caused by a couple of things. If the girl has no other symptoms, she could be a perfectly normal variant and have low blood pressure for her age. Two, if she has been bleeding (i.e. has she just started to menstrate?) heavily, that could explain a transiently lower blood pressure. Lastly, illness and dehydration (i.e. has she had a bad cold or stomach virus) can cause low blood pressure.
An appointment with the child's pediatrician would be useful to help determine why her blood pressure is low.
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DynamoDB Local for Desktop Development
Would you like to be able to write and test code that uses the Amazon DynamoDB API even if you have no network connection and without incurring any usage charges (AWS Free Usage Tier notwithstanding)?
Amazon is impressive in their capacity of listening and pushing out new features/tools. The Google AppEngine local SDK has been one of the friendliest tools for developing apps for the cloud. Now DynamoDB users seem to have something similar.
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Autism in the classroom: Schools for learning differences continued...
For instance, eight years ago, Tamara Spafford along with three families founded the Lionheart School in Alpharetta, Georgia.
Spafford is now the school's executive director. She says she helped start the school because when she looked at private and public schools something was missing. She couldn't find anything as good as what she was doing for her daughter at home.
"We needed to get out of the basement," she says. "And we needed a supportive, loving community. We also needed a school."
Spafford says she and the other founding families didn't want to battle school systems. They also "didn't want to lose time." There is no known cure for autism. Experts believe, though, that early and steady intervention is key in helping children learn the social skills and strategies they need. When they have those skills and strategies they can communicate. At the same time, behavioral problems can be addressed before they become major impediments.
The Lionheart School's director of special services is Victoria McBride. She says the school's approach goes beyond teaching skills. "We teach children to be thinkers and problem solvers. And we teach them how to use those strategies in appropriate ways."
Elizabeth Litten Dulin is Lionheart's director of education and admissions. She says, "Oftentimes, older children who come to us have had lots of school failure and disappointment. And that takes a toll." She adds that you "can have a strong impact if you start early."
The Lionheart School, like a few others across the U.S., uses a developmental clinical approach in a school setting.
Calls come from all over the country. The school has 32 full-time students.
Jacob's Ladder is another special school. It's founder, Amy O'Dell, home schooled her son Jacob for a few years. Then ten years ago she founded Jacob's Ladder, a "neurodevelopmental learning center" for children with any type of developmental delay.
O'Dell says the staff at Jacob's Ladder follows a "brain-based" program. The program looks at where children stand in four main areas:
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O'Dell's philosophy is to create a loving environment with creative, passionate and tireless teachers. The school takes children from kindergarten to 12th grade. O'Dell and her staff, though, also evaluate children and create a home-based learning plan that's tailor-made for them.
They also offer parent training and intense programs for out-of-town families.
Autism in the classroom: Balancing family needs
Wolfe tells WebMD all the hard work with her son Joshua has been worth it.
She says getting early intervention and training helped her entire family become stronger. In a sense, she says, the focus is no longer all on her son. That takes some of the pressure off him and creates a more balanced family life for everyone.
Now when something like a behavior issue pops up, she asks, "Is it because he is a boy? Is it because he is 7? Is it because he has autism? I don't know and that's when it is really hard, trying to decipher when to be the helicopter mom and swoop in and when to just back off because you know 7-year-old boys are going to poke other 7-year-old boys."


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If that headline makes you feel bad, an expert says it's because we're genetically wired to take offense.
Insults are painful because we have certain social needs. We seek to be among other people, and once among them, we seek to form relationships with them and to improve our position on the social hierarchy. They are also painful because we have a need to project our self-image and to have other people not only accept this image, but support it. If we didn't have these needs, being insulted wouldn't feel bad. Furthermore, although different people experience different amounts of pain on being insulted, almost everyone will experience some pain. Indeed, we would search long and hard to find a person who is never pained by insults—or who himself never feels the need to insult others.
These observations raise a question: why do we have the social needs we do? According to evolutionary psychologists, our social needs—and, more generally, our psychological propensities—are the result of nature rather than nurture. More precisely, they are a consequence of our evolutionary past. The views of evolutionary psychologists are of interest in this, a study of insults, for the simple reason that they allow us to gain a deeper understanding of why it is painful when others insult us and why we go out of our way to cause others pain by insulting them.
We humans find some things to be pleasant and other things to be unpleasant. We find it pleasant, for example, to eat sweet, fattening foods or to have sex, and we find it unpleasant to be thirsty, swallow bitter substances, or get burned. Notice that we don't choose for these things to be pleasant or unpleasant. It is true that we can, if we are strong-willed, voluntarily do things that are unpleasant, such as put our finger in a candle flame. We can also refuse to do things that are pleasant: we might, for example, forgo opportunities to have sex. But this doesn't alter the basic biological fact that getting burned is painful and having sex is pleasurable. Whether or not an activity is pleasant is determined, after all, by our wiring, and we do not have it in our power—not yet, at any rate—to alter this wiring.
Why are we wired to be able to experience pleasure and pain? Why aren't we wired to be immune to pain while retaining our ability to experience pleasure? And given that we possess the ability to experience both pleasure and pain, why do we find a particular activity to be pleasant rather than painful? Why, for example, do we find it pleasant to have sex but unpleasant to get burned? Why not the other way around? I have given the long answer to these questions elsewhere. For our present purposes—namely, to explain why we have the social needs we do—the short answer will suffice.
We have the ability to experience pleasure and pain because our evolutionary ancestors who had this ability were more likely to survive and reproduce than those who didn't. Creatures with this ability could, after all, be rewarded (with pleasurable feelings) for engaging in certain activities and punished (with unpleasant feelings) for engaging in others. More precisely, they could be rewarded for doing things (such as having sex) that would increase their chances of surviving and reproducing, and be punished for doing things (such as burning themselves) that would lessen their chances.
This makes it sound as if a designer was responsible for our wiring, but evolutionary psychologists would reject this notion. Evolution, they would remind us, has no designer and no goal. To the contrary, species evolve because some of their members, thanks to the genetic luck-of-the-draw, have a makeup that increases their chances of surviving and reproducing. As a result, they (probably) have more descendants than genetically less fortunate members of their species. And because they spread their genes more effectively, they have a disproportionate influence on the genetic makeup of future members of their species.
Evolutionary psychologists would go on to remind us that if our evolutionary ancestors had found themselves in a different environment, we would be wired differently and as a result would find different things to be pleasant and unpleasant. Suppose that getting burned, rather than being detrimental to our evolutionary ancestors, had somehow increased their chances of surviving and reproducing. Under these circumstances, those individuals who were wired so that it felt good to get burned would have been more effective at spreading their genes than those who were wired so that it felt bad. And as a result we, their descendants, would also be wired so that it felt good to get burned.
Evolutionary psychologists would also remind us that the evolutionary process is imperfect. For one thing, although the wiring we inherited from our ancestors might have allowed them to flourish on the savannahs of Africa, it isn't optimal for the rather different environment in which we today find ourselves. Our ancestors who had a penchant for consuming sweet, fattening foods, for example, were less likely to starve than those who didn't. The problem is that we who have inherited that penchant live in an environment in which sweet, fattening foods are abundant. In this environment, being wired so that it is pleasant to consume, say, ice cream, increases our chance of getting heart disease and other illnesses, and thereby arguably lessens our chance of surviving.


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DRDO Recruitment 2013:-Defence Institute of Psychological Research (DIPR) under Defence Research and Development Organization (DRDO) has published a notification for recruitment of Research Associate & Junior Research Fellow (JRF) Posts under a project "Cultural Adaptation in extraterritorial military operation". Eligible and interested candidates can attend for walk in interview on 29-10-2013. For more details such as age limit, qualification, selection, how to apply are given below
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The San Francisco Giants celebrated ORACLE TEAM USA's win in the 34th America's Cup at today's game.
Oracle Team USA wins the 34th America's Cup. Great effort by both teams. Absolutely epic Cup battle on the San Francisco Bay!
HOW TO FOLLOW today's deciding race of the 34th America's Cup
- Watch: From 1:00pm PT on NBC Sports Network (USA) or YouTube.com/Americascup (international, subject to territorial restrictions)
- Updates: Here at americascup.com or download the America's Cup App for live video, text updates, audio streams
- In person: In San Francisco? Come the America's Cup Park or the America's Cup Village
- Twitter: @americascup and @americascuplive (with official updates from the Race Committee and Umpires)
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Race 18 is a WIN for #OracleTeamUSA, bringing the 34th #AmericasCup down to the wire, with the leader board now tied up at 8 points each. Tomorrow's Race 19 scheduled for 1:15pm PT will be a winner take all battle.
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IBM. HUMAN-crushing SUPERCOMPUTER Watson. The Cloud. You know where THIS is going
IBM is exposing the super computer brain that crushed puny humans in a TV quiz show to the entire internet. Big Blue announced its IBM Watson Developers Cloud on Thursday, inviting all comers to build big data apps that tap the cognitive powers of its Watson super computer. The idea is to tempt application authors keen on …
First Question : Where is the blue fairy ?
Wonder what it would say!
Re: First Question : Where is the blue fairy ?
It's on the bottom of the ocean... didn't you see the movie ?
Re: First Question : Where is the blue fairy ?
You mean the Big Blue Fairy ? Ask Siri, she'll probably say Mamaroneck.
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Yes I saw the movie hence the question, just wondered if Waston had.
Sounds nice IBM
I think they should open it up to everyone to replace SIRI & Wikipedia
Then again what the heck do I know or they care?
Re: Sounds nice IBM
Isn't Wikipedia a part OF Watson?
Isn't Wikipedia a part OF Watson?
Evidently not. It had enough *reliable* information available to win a quiz show.
This is the voice of Watson--world control!!
Time to set us meatbags straight!!
Re: This is the voice of Watson--world control!!
Not really, it is just context-driven search.
Watson against The Prisoner:
Prisoner: "Let me watch you wreck this thing by asking .... WHY?"
Watson: "Why not!"
Prisoner: "The hell!!?"
...with the possibility of access to UBM professional services
I suppose those are the UBER BUSINESS MACHINES?
Yes, capitalization is important. It conjures up images of evilly spinning tapes and malevolently blinking lights.
The Cyc approach .... dead as disco.
I've been moved/you've been moved?
That's one of the funnier things I've seen today.
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one silly, one serious:
"Bathed in his currents of liquid helium, self-contained, immobile, vastly well informed by every mechanical sense: Shalmaneser. Every now and again there passes through his circuits a pulse which carries the cybernetic equivalent of the phrase, 'Christ, what an imagination I've got.'" (John Brunner, Stand on Zanzibar)
Seriously though, this seems pretty cool. I could see this being akin to databases enabling hordes of engineers and *gasp* business people who weren't experts in efficient storage and retrieval, redundancy, coherence modeling, multithreading, etc. to take advantage of concerted effort by a small few who are. Machine learning has way more cool applications than the people who understand it deeply enough to implement could possibly support piecemeal, and they are unlikely to understand all the subdomains in great enough detail to be the right people to guide that work. I'll be very interested to see how this develops.
My mind is buzzing
I'm thinking of software to play "Liza" for survivors of severe Traumatic Brain Injury. Something to set them in some sort of social environment where "Liza" isn't going to suffer a lapse of patience ever, something to get the TBI survivor's brain adding new neurons.
Quick, where do I sign?
The NSA are looking for a bit of help with their data mining problems?
And even if they aren't they will get a free look at SoA work in the area.
All your tech will belong to them.
Are we living in a sci-fi B movie?
Connecting the world's foremost artificial intelligence to the internet may seem like a good idea, but don't come crying to me when your Smart Microwave (TM) starts taking over the house.
Does that answer your questions?
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