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Owen District Court
Nov. 6, 2015
Tracy C. Kannady, fraudulent use of credit card under $10,000, arraignment set to Nov. 13.
Phillipi Polito, 1962, restitution hearing, continue to Nov. 20.
Edgar L. Lancaster Jr., 1994, prohibited use of electronic communication system to procure minor-PE sex offense; distribution of obscene matter; continue to Nov. 20 for preliminary hearing.
Owen District Court
Oct. 30, 2015
The Owen County grand jury met Oct. 8 and handed down the following eight indictments:
Kathleen Driscoll to Robert T. Driscoll, land on the North Side of
John J. and Karen L. Dring to Joseph D. Thomas Family Limited Partnership, lots 67, 68 and 69, Elk Lake Shores Subdivision, $180,000.
Imogene Butcher to James A. and Deborah K. Daugherty, land on the southernly side, $1,500.
Charles J. Rekow, Charles Rekow and Carol Rekow to William and Patricia Metzger, lot 32, Elk Lake Shores Subdivision, $179,000.
Corbett and Brenda Smith to Charles Stroer, lots 71, 72, 73, 74 and 75, Eagle Valley Subdivision, $6,000.
Owen District Court
Aug. 21, 2015
Deanna T. Edwards, 1975, operating on suspended/revoked operator's license, first-degree fleeing or evading police, first-degree wanton endangerment, reckless driving, improper passing, probable cause established, transfer to grand jury Sept. 8.
Michael Shuler, 1988, second-degree burglary, receiving stolen property under $500; preliminary hearing set for Aug. 28.
Kody Smith, first-degree robbery, house arrest, preliminary hearing set for Aug. 28.
Owen District Court
Aug. 14, 2015
Deanna T. Edwards, 1975, operating on suspended/revoked operator's license; fleeing or evading police, 1st degree; wanton endangerment 1st degree; reckless driving; improper passing; not guilty plea, appoint public attorney, preliminary hearing Aug. 21.
Michael Shuler, 1988, burglary, 2nd degree; receiving stolen property under $500; not guilty plea, appoint public attorney, preliminary hearing Aug. 21.
Kody Smith, robbery, 1st degree; not guilty plea, preliminary hearing Aug. 21.
Owen Circuit Court
Aug. 4, 2015
Brenda L. Beverly, 1970, probation violation, motion to revoke probation continued from July 21, continued to Aug. 25.
Jesse C. Jones, 1973, incest, third-degree sodomy, first-degree sexual abuse, continued to Aug. 25.
Joshua William Lay, 1979, probation violation, continued to Aug. 25.
Tyler H. Link, 1994, first-degree possession of heroin, motion to void pre-trial diversion, denied, hearing set for Aug. 25.
Owen District Court
July 31, 2015
Todd Burke, 1995, receiving stolen property under $500, contempt of court, bonded per judge.
Alexander Casey Fitzgerald, 1988, first-degree criminal mischief, first-degree fleeing or evading the police, first-degree wanton endangerment, pleaded not guilty, continued to Aug. 7.
Justin Garvey, 1988, flagrant non-support, contempt of court, pleaded not guilty, continued to Aug. 7.
Shelly Campbell, 1986, flagrant non-support, preliminary hearing May 29.
Shelly Campbell, 1986, third-degree rape, waived to grand jury.
William Newman, 1987, operating a motor vehicle under the influence of drugs or alcohol, operating on a suspended or revoked operator's license, first-degree possession of a controlled substance, second-degree wanton endangerment, appointed a public attorney preliminary hearing set for April 24.
Joshua Smith, 1993, second-degree stalking, third-degree terroristic threatening, harassing communication, see order.
April 10, 2015
JoAnn M. Adams-Blackmore, 1974, contempt of court, appointed a public attorney, continued to May 5.
JoAnn Blackmore, contempt of court, appointed public attorney.
JoAnn Adams Blackmore, contempt of court, appointed public attorney continued to May 5.
JoAnn Blackmore, contempt of court, appointed public attorney, May 5.
Randall D. Bolton, 1971, alcohol intoxication in a public place, second-degree disorderly conduct, first-degree assault, resisting arrest, see order.
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As said in another post. The idea of over training is terrible. If you want to keep the players coming back then do not penalize them for trying to advance while offline.
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Dec. 12, 2013
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Ill be honest when I first started I did not care for this but after getting a few levels in I can say the balance is pretty good. I first played Warrior and got a bit bored because i kept getting stuck on rocks. Then i went mage and even though i think the range is pathetic it feel balanced enough to give melee a fighting chance. After learning what a boon summons of equal class are to your main the game got really fun and no matter class I play some fights still come down to chance. I actually like that fact because you dont get mad if you spec a certain and feel like your boned. Grouping makes a huge difference. Player level feels pretty important but thanks to skill caps it again feels balanced.
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Jun. 14, 2013
Rating: 1
Nope still happens... mobs getting bounced off the screen and freezing game.
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May. 02, 2013
I had all tower slots full and I had just selected a sword tower to upgrade to level 4 which completed and I hit a button to use wind magic just as my hero died. After that I could not mouse click anything anymore like BUT i could still pan the screen with mouse by scrolling to the edge. Also if I used hotkey for meteor or beserk it allowed me to target areas for the spell but that was the only mouse function working beside scroll.
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Apr. 15, 2013
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Aparently the Friend option does not work on kongregate as I can not invite any friends and people they I have friended from this site here still do not show up under friends list. Bit disappointing with a game that lets you send daily gifts.
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The only bad part is almost no body speaks any english... atleast not when i was on in the mid afternoon on the only server that was running.
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Feb. 06, 2013
Servers are permanently shutdown? I see gaudsley made a comment 2 days ago and still says cannot connect to EA servers. Guess this game might be trashed now.
Feudalism II
Sep. 04, 2012
Okay after some frustration I found the easiest way to beat every single champion and nation in this game no matter who you play is very simple. Buy greek fire as someone said before in Ceasarea. Max it to level 10 and put on armor piercing enchant... not the one that reduces damage but regular full ignore armor. Just watch your health and hold down space bar you will dominate everything. I never took my armor off at all for anything, Just get the best defense guys you can till you take over oriental then make an army of Ghost samurai. When you fight champions choose army and its easy. I did this as the forest guys so I had buffs to 2handers maxed and the hp aura buff.
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Aug. 18, 2012
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Okay... badges are not working. Why is this the badge of the day when its not even counting? Disappointing when things like this happens and apparently Im not the only one not getting any badges from it.
NES Music Quiz
Aug. 09, 2012
So where is the next game??????? Took me a nerdy 20min with 3 total hints used and just when I was getting into it its over.... oh my lonely life.
Monster Arena
Feb. 09, 2012
The stats are all very bugged it would seem. I chose the power monster at start and no matter how high i get his Agility and Intel my accuracy is always 60 percent and my energy recharge is perma .118 percent. Even monsters with 10 agil build up the meter faster than i can in a fight with over 100.
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Nov. 21, 2011
Wanted to also add that this was a great game. I like the old world rpg combat feel. Although it would be nice to better see misc numbers like damage and such other than whats on weapons.
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Students Make Connections at NSBE National Convention
The 42nd Annual Convention of the National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE) brought members together in Boston, MA for career fairs, competitions, professional workshops, networking events, and elections. Forty three U-M engineers, six from EECS, attended the convention, themed Engineering a Cultural Change. [Full Story]
Students earn prizes for improving image processing techniques in EECS 556
Two teams earned prizes in the graduate level course, EECS 556: Image Processing, thanks to the sponsorship of KLA-Tencor. The course, taught this past term by Prof. Jeff Fessler, covers the theory and application of digital image processing, with applications in biomedical images, time-varying imagery, robotics, and optics. [Full Story]
David Chesney Receives 2016 Provost's Teaching Innovation Prize
Dr. David Chesney has been awarded the 2016 Provost's Teaching Innovation Prize, which recognizes faculty who have developed an innovative project. For many years, Chesney has suggested that his students think in terms of social good when developing their projects. Through his courses, students are able to learn the fundamentals of programming and software systems, while also seeing the social impact of computer science. [Full Story]
Students receive prizes for simulating the best landing of a rocket booster
Students in EECS 562, Nonlinear Systems and Control, received prizes for calculating how to land a rocket booster with minimal damage after being detached during a rocket launch. They competed with students who were taking a similar class at Carnegie Mellon University. Professor Jessy Grizzle's former PhD student and CMU professor, Koushil Sreenath (PhD EE:S 2011), designed the project last year, inspired by a real-world problem. [Full Story]
Girls Encoded Motivates Students to Study CS
For the second year in a row, over 100 high school girls and their parents attended Girls Encoded, an all day event designed to educate and encourage girls to study computer science. The event took place Saturday, April 9th and was co-directed by Prof. Rada Mihalcea, CSE research fellow Veronica Perez-Rosas, and CS student Lauren Molley. [Full Story]
Jeff Fessler Receives 2016 IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society Technical Achievement Award
Jeffrey Fessler, William L. Root Collegiate Professor of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, has been selected to receive the 2016 IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society (EMBS) Technical Achievement Award, "For fundamental and pioneering contributions to the theory and algorithms of statistical reconstruction methods of the PET/ SPECT, CT and MRI medical imaging modalities. His research has already touched the lives of countless patients through safer imaging and improved diagnoses. [Full Story]
World's fastest silicon-based flexible transistor
Zhenqiang (Jack) Ma, ECE alumnus and Lynn H. Matthias Professor in Engineering and Vilas Distinguished Achievement Professor in ECE at the University of Wisconsin, reportedly fabricated the worlds fastest silicon-based flexible transistor. He collaborated on this research with Prof. Jay Guo and Tao Ling (PhD EE 2011), now at TE Connectivity. Michigan's role was to use the nanoimprint technique to pattern the transistor channel region. The research was published in Nature Scientific Reports. See also the University of Washington press release. [Full Story]
Beth Lawson Receives CoE Excellence in Staff Service Award
Beth Lawson, Senior Research Administrator for Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE), received a 2016 College of Engineering Excellence in Staff Service Award for her 18 years of sustained excellence serving the faculty in the Systems area. Faculty praised Beth's willingness to provide a high level of support to new and senior faculty alike, her ability to work well with other departments and institutions, and her unflappable calm in the face of sometimes dramatic changes in budgets and entire proposals. She is also a consummate professional as a manager of the Systems area. [Full Story]
Your Devices' Latest Feature? They Can Spy on Your Every Move
In The Converstation, Prof. HV Jagadish sheds light on how smart devices are a gateway for hackers to spy on you. Since devices are networked, they can communicate in ways we dont want them to and people can take control of these technologies to learn private information about you. [Full Story]
For Michigan Professor, Computer Science is Much More Than a Job
This article reports on Prof. Jason Mars and his work in developing technologies for intelligent personal assistants, from the software for the assistants themselves to the servers that are required to run such software. [Full Story]
CSE Alumna Arzucan Ozgur Receives Science Academy Young Scientist Award
Arzucan Ozgur (PhD CSE 2010) has been awarded a Science Academy Young Scientist Award (BAGEP 2016, Turkey). Arzucan is an assistant professor in the Department of Computer Engineering at Bogazici University in Istanbul. [Full Story]
5 big challenges that self-driving cars still have to overcome
in this article, Prof. Edwin Olson comments on what are seen are the key challenges involved in deploying autonomous or assistive driving technology. [Full Story]
Kimberly Mann Receives CoE Excellence in Staff Service Award
Kimberly Mann, CSE AI Lab Research Administrator, has been selected to receive a 2016 College of Engineering Excellence in Staff Service Award. Each year, CoE recognizes sustained excellence in staff who have made significant contributions or possess special qualities and attributes that foster teamwork and achievement. [Full Story]
Audrow Nash Earns NSF Fellowship for Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Research
Audrow Nash, a Master's student in EE:Systems, has been awarded an NSF Graduate Research Fellowship for his work developing unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) to monitor biogas emissions in landfills. [Full Story]
Marcus Darden Voted HKN Professor of the Year for CSE
EECS students voted, and Dr. Marcus Darden was named the 2015-2016 HKN Professor of the Year in CSE by the Beta-Epsilon chapter of Eta Kappa Nu (HKN), the national honor society for electrical and computer engineers. [Full Story]
Jeff Fessler Voted HKN Professor of the Year for ECE
The student votes were counted, and Jeffrey Fessler, William L. Root Collegiate Professor of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, was named the 2015-2016 HKN Professor of the Year in ECE by the Beta-Epsilon chapter of Eta Kappa Nu (HKN), the national honor society for electrical and computer engineers. [Full Story]
Walter Lasecki and Collaborators Win Best Paper at W4A
A team of four researchers including Prof. Walter Lasecki has won a Best Paper Award at the Web for All (W4A) Conference for "The Effects of Automatic Speech Recognition Quality on Human Transcription Latency," which explores how automated speech recognition and crowd-sourced human correction and generation of transcripts can be traded off to improve accuracy and latency. [Full Story]
Sean Stetson Joins Seegrid
Alumnus Sean Stetson (PhD EE 98) has been appointed director of product development at Seegrid. Seegrid is a developer of 3D vision navigation and automation technology, focused on turning pallet trucks and tow tractors into driverless vision guided vehicles. Sean previously worked at Google, where he served as the director for mobile imaging in the advanced technology and projects division. [Full Story]
CSE Launches Health Initiative for Staff
To foster an environment of wellness in the spirit of the University's MHealthy program, the CSE Division is tapping the power of computation to help encourage healthy behavior amongst its administrative and support staff. [Full Story]
GridWatch Named Finalist in Vodafone's Eighth Annual Wireless Innovation Competition
GridWatch, a system for monitoring the state of the power grid using smartphones, has been selected as a finalist in the Vodafone Americas Foundation's Wireless Innovation Project competition. GridWatch is a collaboration between researchers at UM and UC Berkeley; the Michigan researchers include Prof. Prabal Dutta and graduate students Noah Klugman, Pat Pannuto, and William Huang. [Full Story]
IEEE Spectrum Video Friday: Printable Hydraulic Robots, Medical Delivery Drones, and Romeo Walks
Video Friday is IEEE Spectrum's weekly selection of awesome robotics videos. Jessy Grizzle's MARLO was featured for a second week in a row, this time tackling an even bigger stack of precarious boards and obstacles. [Full Story]
IEEE Spectrum Video Friday: Autonomous Pizza Delivery, Handwriting Robot, and ROS Master
Video Friday is IEEE Spectrum's weekly selection of awesome robotics videos. This week featured a clip of Jessy Grizzle's MARLO undergoing some tricky walking exercises. The biped power through stacks of boards and other elevated obstacles without missing a beat. [Full Story]
Dropping USB Drives Is the Easiest Trick Hackers Can Use - And You're Probably a Sucker
Researchers including CSE graduate student Zakir Durumeric have discovered a highly effective security hack to gain access to others' computing systems - leaving USB flash drives with malicious payloads laying on the ground. In their study, they found there is a nearly 50% chance that someone will pick up a given drive, plug it into their computer, and start clicking. This presents the opportunity for malware to be activated. [Full Story]
Alumna Jennifer Rexford Named 2016-2017 Athena Lecturer by ACM-W
Alumna Jennifer Rexford (CSE MSE 93 PHD 96), the Gordon Y.S. Wu Professor of Engineering and Chair of the Computer Science Department at Princeton University, has been named the 2016-2017 Athena Lecturer by CRA-W for her work in improving Internet transmissions and making data networks easier to manage. [Full Story]
Jacob Abernethy: Machine Learning and the Wisdom of the Crowd
The National Science Foundation reports on the work of Prof. Jacob Abernethy, who is investigating the relationship between machine learning algorithms and market economy dynamics to develop socially beneficial forecasts. His work in this area is supported by a CAREER Award from NSF. [Full Story]
Pressure Profile Systems, Inc. (PPS) Announces Appointment of Howard Goldberg as Executive Vice President of Operations
Pressure Profile Systems, Inc., the world-leader in distributed pressure sensing technologies for OEM products and instrumentation, announced that it had appointed Dr. Howard Goldberg (MSE PhD EE 89 93) as its Executive Vice President of Operations. Dr. Goldberg is the former President and COO of Interlink Electronics (OTC: LINK), where he achieved a 36% increase in 2014 revenue. [Full Story]
Visionary Engineer Lynn Conway Heralds Dawn of the Techno-Social Age
At Columbia University Engineering's annual Magill Lecture, pioneering engineer and computer scientist Lynn Conway said, "Humanity stands at the cusp of a new technological and social renaissance." Conway, professor emerita of computer science and electrical engineering at the University of Michigan, is a pioneer of microelectronics chip design. [Full Story]
Mark Kushner Receives Honorary Doctorate, is Appointed Distinguished Professor, and is Appointed Distinguished Lecturer of Plasma Physics
Prof. Mark Kushner will receive an Honorary Doctorate at Eindhoven University of Technology and has been appointed Distinguished Professor from the same university. [READ MORE] He has also been appointed a 2016 Distinguished Lecturer for the Division of Plasma Physics of the American Physical Society. [READ MORE]
CSE Graduate Student Vidal Borromeo Recognized with CoE Towner Prize
CSE graduate student Vidal Borromeo has been selected to receive a 2016 Towner Prize for Outstanding Graduate Student Instructors by the College of Engineering. Vidal is currently the GSI for EECS 381, where he makes use of innovative learning techniques to raise the level of engagement and to help students to remember key concepts. [Full Story]
University Collaborates with Toyota on Autonomous Vehicle Hub
Toyota and Michigan have announced a new research collaboration that will involve a new Toyota facility, Mcity, and two faculty with appointments in CSE: Profs. Edwin Olson and Ryan Eustice. [Full Story]
ECE Volunteer Brings M-HEAL Solutions to Peru
Leila Syal, a sophomore in Electrical Engineering, organized an alternative spring break trip with M-HEAL (Michigan Health Engineered for All Lives) to Cusco, Peru. This trip was a part of the groups Service Abroad and Needs Assessment (SANA) program, and the 15 participating students had the opportunity to do medical volunteer work around the city. [Full Story]
Nobel Laureate Shuji Nakamura Delivers Dow Distinguished Lecture (with video)
Professor Shuji Nakamura delivered the 17th Wiliam Gould Dow Distinguished Lecture, "Road Toward the New Light: The Invention of High Efficient Blue LEDs and Future Lighting," on April 5, 2016. Prof. Nakamura is the 2014 Nobel Laureate in Physics for the invention of efficient blue light-emitting diodes, which enabled bright and energy-saving white light sources. [Full Story]
Clark Zhang Earns NSF Fellowship for Data Processing in MEMS Networks
Clark Zhang, a senior in Computer Engineering, has earned an NSF Graduate Research Fellowship for his research proposal on gathering useful data from MEMS sensor systems. This summer, he is working as an intern at NASAs Jet Propulsion Laboratory. There, hell be a part of a project called Resilient Spacecraft Architecture, which works to make the autonomous systems on spacecraft more robust and willing to take risks without an operator intervening. [Full Story]
Engineering a Better Life for People with Diabetes
Eran Bashan (PhD EE:S 08) decided to tackle the way diabetes was treated. So he co-founded Hygieia with friend and colleague, Dr. Israel Hodish, in 2008. Hygieia does two key things for its patients; it develops medical devices that automatically evaluate and optimize insulin dosage, and it provides patient consulting and training that is carried out by on-staff nurses, reducing the need for frequent trips to the doctor. [Full Story]
Joshua Adkins Selected for NSF Graduate Research Fellowship
Joshua Adkins, a senior in Computer Engineering, has been awarded a prestigious NSF Graduate Research Fellowship. While at Michigan, Josh has worked with Prof. Prabal Dutta in Lab 11, the Embedded Systems Lab in CSE. His research interests lie in the areas of embedded systems, ubiquitous computing, and energy harvesting. [Full Story]
Genevieve Flaspohler Selected for NSF Graduate Research Fellowship
Genevieve Flaspohler, a senior in Computer Engineering, has been awarded a prestigious NSF Graduate Research Fellowship. During the past four years, Genevieve has been involved in a number of interdisciplinary research projects related to embedded systems at Michigan, working with faculty in Mechanical Engineering and with Prof. Prabal Dutta in CSE. [Full Story]
Ryan Marcotte Selected for NSF and NDSEG Graduate Research Fellowships
CSE graduate student Ryan Marcotte has been selected for two prestigious graduate fellowships to support his ongoing studies in computer science and engineering. The fellowships are from the National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship Program and the National Defense Science and Engineering Graduate Fellowship from the Department of Defense. Ryan works with Prof. Edwin Olson in the APRIL Lab, where his research is in the area of multi-agent search algorithms for both known and unexplored environments. [Full Story]
With Hospital Ransomware Infections, the Patients Are at Risk
The article in MIT Technology Review quotes Prof. Kevin Fu on the recent string of ransomware attacks against hospitals. Prof. Fu's research is in the area of security for medical equipment, from implanted devices through bedside monitoring equipment, medical diagnostic equipment, and medical IT systems. [Full Story]
Malware Attacks On Hospitals Put Patients At Risk
The article at NPR describes recent cases in which hospitals became the victims of ransomware attacks. Prof. Kevin Fu, an expert on the security vulnerabilities of medical equipment, is quoted. [Full Story]
CSE at South by Southwest
U-M attended the 2016 South by Southwest festival in Austin, and CSE participated in showing off another round of innovative technologies. South by Southwest began as a small film and music festival and has grown to become one of the biggest arts and technology fests in the country. Spanning two weeks and a half-dozen conferences in Austin, Texas, it brought together executives and creative types from industries ranging from tech to gaming to music to movies. [Full Story]
Startup Co-founded by Prof. Kevin Fu Gets NSF Grant
Healthcare security company Virta Laboratories, Inc, co-founded by Prof. Kevin Fu, has received a $750,000 grant from the National Science Foundation Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) program. Virta Labs provides hardware and software cybersecurity solutions for hospitals. [Full Story]
It's Official: Computer Science is #1... and #2!
Computer science is a fast-growing discipline with huge potential for impact, and this is clearly reflected at the University of Michigan in terms of two measurements: the number of declared majors in the undergraduate program, and the employment survey data available from student co-ops, interns, and full-time hires. [Full Story]
UM professors, students lead startup with real-world uses for AI technology
This article profiles Clinc, the artificial intelligence startup founded by Profs. Jason Mars and Lingjia Tang with CSE graduate students Michael Laurenzano and Johann Hauswald. Clinc is based in Ann Arbor and uses intelligent personal assistant technology to fuel new applications. [Full Story]
Numbers Game
This article in Michigan Research examines the growing importance of sports analytics and describes the work of Prof. Jenna Wiens in using machine learning to extract information from NBA sports data for automatically recognizing common defense strategies to ball screens. [Full Story]
Jeff Fessler Named William L. Root Collegiate Professor of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
Jeff Fessler has been named the William L. Root Collegiate Professor of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science in recognition of his outstanding contributions in the areas of research, education, and leadership. Jeff is one of the most accomplished researchers of medical image reconstruction in the world. His group has produced breakthroughs in Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI), X-ray Computed Tomography (X-ray CT), and radionuclide imaging (PET/SPECT). [Full Story]
Google Self-Driving Car Will Be Ready Soon for Some, in Decades for Others
This article reports on a talk given by Chris Urmson, Google self-driving car project director, at the SXSW conference, in which he seemed to reset expectations regarding the arrival autonomous vehicles. The article includes comments by Prof. Edwin Olson, who researches self-driving cars at UM and who is quite familiar with the technical challenges that remain to be addressed before such vehicles become ubiquitous. [Full Story]
2015-16 EECS Undergraduate Student Awards
Students, parents, and faculty gathered on Friday, March 11, 2016 to celebrate the achievements of EECS students who earned special awards for academic achievement, research, service, or entrepreneurial activities. [Full Story]
Fundamental science will play a key role in finding cancer cure
Prof. David Blaauw is part of a team that NSF recently funded to develop millimeter-sized, ultra-low-power electronic biosensors for implantation in tumors to determine chemotherapy impacts. Monitoring of tumor micro-environments during therapy could inform chemotherapy duration, result in more successful chemotherapy and advance the science of implantable biosensors. [Full Story]
Yu-Wei Chao Selected for Google PhD Fellowship
CSE graduate student Yu-Wei Chao has been selected to receive a Google PhD Fellowship for the 2016-17 academic year. Yu-Wei was chosen as a Google Fellow on the basis of his work in computer vision and machine learning. [Full Story]
U-M Researchers Launch Fight Against C. difficile with $9.2M Grant from NIH
CSE Prof. Jenna Wiens is a part of the U-M research team that has launched a $9.2 million effort to prevent and treat C. difficile infections. The team was awarded a grant from the National Institutes of Health, which is part of the U.S. governments $1.2 billion effort for a multi-agency attack on antibiotic-resistant bacteria. [Full Story]


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Greendaddy179 Maryhill RoadG20 7XL Glasgow 0141 353 0430Closed
We are a family run business established for over 4 years, specialising in buying and reselling quality used household goods. All our items are carefully selected for their quality craftsmanship and ... second hand shop, second hand furniture, house clearance, Garage Clearance
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KiltedTim Jul 15, 2011 9:16 AM
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Are you in the US? T-Mobile's 3G network in the US in NOT compatible with the iPhone. If there is no T-Mobile Edge service where you are, cellular data will NOT work at all.
susie.isabella Jul 15, 2011 9:23 AM
in response to KiltedTim
I'm in the UK! Don't really have a clue what to do whatsoever..
KiltedTim Jul 15, 2011 9:30 AM
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It's entirely possible that the phone you got is just plain defective. Unfortunately, since you bought it from an unauthorized supplier, you don't have much recourse other than to try and return it and get your money back. Purchase a phone from a legitimate source. I wouldn't touch an iPhone from ebay if you gave it to me outright.
susie.isabella Jul 15, 2011 10:02 AM
in response to KiltedTim
So, is there any other reason (except it possibly being fake) that my call,text or mobile internet not working?
deggie Jul 15, 2011 10:06 AM
in response to susie.isabella
It may not be a fake, it may be an iPhone that is locked to a carrier. You could also have a bad SIM or a problem with provisioning on T-Mobiles end.
Call AppleCare, give them the model number and serial number of your iPhone and ask if it is locked to a carrier.
susie.isabella Jul 15, 2011 10:09 AM
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Where do you find the model number and serial number?
deggie Jul 15, 2011 10:14 AM
in response to susie.isabella
Best place is on the box you got with your iPhone.
The model number can be found on the back of the iPhone. If you connect your iPhone to your computer and click on the name of the iPhone under DEVICES, in the Summary tab it will show the model and serial numbers.


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Panaji, Nov 20 (IANS) Watch movies but in an eco−friendly environment seems to be the IFFI motto this year with organisers banning the use of plastic glasses, cups, bottles and carry bags at the main venues in this coastal city.
This is the first time in the eight years that the International Film Festival of India has been held here that authorities have cracked down on plastic use.
Those running catering stalls at the venue of the 43rd IFFI during Nov 20−30, have been told to desist from using plastic.
"Our aim is to reduce plastic use by over 50 percent at the festival venue. If it can be done, it will work wonders for the mission of lessening the use of plastic throughout the state," said Sanjit Rodrigues, commissioner of the Corporation of the City of Panaji (CCP), the municipal authority of the host city.
Not just vendors but manufacturers of fast moving consumer goods (FMCG) have also been roped into the no−plastic drive to make it more effective.
"We are banning the use of plastic glasses, cups, bottles and carry bags at the festival venue. They make up for most of the plastic waste, but we are making alternative arrangements for everything we are banning," Rodrigues told IANS.
To ensure there is no inconvenience to the vendors, he said, the city municipal corporation will make water available on site for washing purposes. And there are always traditional options like using a banana leaf or plates made from thatched leaves for serving meals.
"The only plastic we want to see is high−grade plastic which can be reused. Even manufacturers of packaged water and aerated drinks have been asked to sell their products in a two−litre package, which can then be doled out to customers in glasses in order to reduce wastage," Rodrigues said.
The Kingfisher stall is amongst the most sought after landmarks at the Inox multiplex courtyard, a major venue for the festival, for its cheap draught beer by the pint. The pint is poured from the dispenser into a one−time−use plastic glass, something which might just change this year.
"Would be great if they serve it in a glass mug. Draught beer in a tall plastic mug just does not make enough sense," said Ipshita Chatterjee, who has been a delegate at the festival for several years now.
IFFI this year will screen several score films, including 47 in the Indian premiere section and 15 in the international competition section.
The festival, which begins Tuesday, will also have a special homage section dedicated to legendary director Yash Chopra and late superstar Rajesh Khanna, both of whom died this year.
International film personalities like Claude Miller, Angelo Theopolous and Tony Scott will be accorded a homage too.
The festival begins Tuesday with the screening of "The Life of Pi", while the closing film will be "The Reluctant Fundamentalist".
About 12,000 delegates are expected to gather for the event in this coastal state, which last year welcomed 2.64 million tourists.
(Mayabhushan Nagvenkar can be contacted at [email protected])
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