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One of Shane Cameron's biggest fans, Palmerston North man Mike Waghorn, has been to every one of the Mountain Warrior's fights, bar one.
Waghorn was at the public weigh-in yesterday ahead of Cameron's IBO cruiserweight title fight against Australia's three-time world champion Danny Green at the Hisense Arena in Melbourne tonight.
Owner of Moxies cafe in Palmerston North, Waghorn is the grandfather of Cameron's seven-year-old daughter Georgia.
The only Cameron fight he didn't get to was one in Gisborne a couple of years ago when he was overseas.
Waghorn said Cameron was well aware of what was riding on tonight's fight and was confident he has what it takes to win the bout.
"I think so," Waghorn said from Melbourne yesterday. "He's looking pretty sharp, pretty focused. His head's in the right space, it definitely is his time. I'd be absolutely surprised if Danny beat him, I really would be."
If Cameron wins, it would make him the first Kiwi-born world champion since "Torpedo" Billy Murphy won the featherweight crown in 1890.
Waghorn believed Cameron had a "bigger bang" and predicted a round-5 finish in Cameron's favour. But if it went the full 12 rounds, then Green could win on points.
Cameron had needed to drop 1.7kg between yesterday's press conference and public weigh-in to make the 89kg so he could meet the weight requirement for the fight.
Waghorn did not think this would affect Cameron's power and it would only make him more determined to win the bout.
"He's had just total focus about bringing that belt back to New Zealand."
Waghorn said Cameron would have been grams under the weight yesterday but by the time the fight rolled around tonight, he would be back up to around 93kg, so he would still have plenty of power.
Green was reasonably laid back at the weigh-in, but once the pair had the stare down, things were quite tense and there were a few words exchanged.
Waghorn spent last weekend with Cameron while he was going through sparring and the gym sessions. Waghorn has 10 years' experience as a kickboxer, so he thought he had some idea about how things would play out tonight.
- Manawatu Standard
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Results are now up for tonight's Spring O at Hell Wath in Ripon. Well done to those who turned out in decent numbers. Unfortunately some competitors on the Green map memory course found the venue name all too appropriate as Planner David Day's cunning and the challenge of memorising whole legs did for them. Top marks go to Luke Parker, who showed everybody a clean pair of heels to win, which will hopefully match the results of the two exams he also had today.
Junior Development Officer role for Airedale and Wharfedale
Airienteers are seeking a part-time, paid Junior Development Officer. The JDO's role will be to increase junior participation in orienteering in Airedale and Wharfedale and, through that, to improve junior membership and skill levels. The job description and details are here if you are interested.
Club Picnic
Well done to Ruth and Tamsin for a successful picnic event on Sunday. The results are up, together with some photos, including some of the excellent, club branded cakes by the Whitakers. Well done also to Steve and Luke Fry for winning and earning the right to organise next year!
Congratulations to the schools champions as well – the prize giving was at the picnic.
CompassSport Cup / Trophy
Individual Results and Team Results now up. The remainder will follow in due course.
Ripon Urban – 29 May 16
Results are now up for yesterday's Yorkshire Urban League at Ripon. It was a great turnout and most seemed to enjoy themselves. Good luck to those running at York today.
Harrogate Schools League
Well done to all the 61 Juniors (and parents) who took part in our first Juniors Saturday season. The winners are listed by age class below. The scores are calculated for each event by awarding the first runner in each category (eg Year 6/7 Boys) 100 points, the next 99 and so on. Then for the League the best 3 event results are totalled for each individual, to give their league total. In the event of a tie, the winner is the one with the fastest average speed (mins per km).
There was some very competitive running and a lot of improvement from those who came to several events. First time orienteers deserve a special mention, especially as some of you have won your age class. A total of 18 schools were represented. Congratulations to Oatlands Juniors who won the primary category and to St Aidan's Church of England High School for being the highest scoring secondary school.
The prize giving will take place at the CLARO club annual picnic on Sunday 12th June at 12pm at Pannal Recreation Ground (Crimple Meadows). Everyone is welcome. There will be some short orienteering courses including some suitable for Juniors and other fun activities. Bring something to sit on, something to eat and something to share.
It was good to have a few parents joining to get a run in and try out orienteering for themselves, and great to have many others shadowing younger runners to build up their confidence. Perhaps more parents will get to take part next year!
After our sixth and final event in the Valley Gardens on Saturday we can now declare the results for the whole League. Oatlands and St Aidan's had strong teams and were able to tot up good scores over all six events. scores. Well done to the 18 schools represented, particularly to Aspin Park, Meadowside, Darley and King James who all clocked good scores.
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Club Picnic 2016
Many of you will be eagerly awaiting the announcement of details for the club picnic for 2016. Newer members might not know the tradition of holding a low key event as part of the annual picnic, which is officially the "Club Championship". As last year's winner, Ruth Ker is organising. Details are here and will be updated as they develop.
Spring O starting on Wednesday
Our new series of Wednesday evening events starts on Wednesday 20th April at Hookstone Woods near the Great Yorkshire Showground. There will be three courses, proper orienteering maps and electronic timing. Details here. See you there!
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A new date has now been fixed for the postponed CompassSport Cup and Trophy regional heat at Timple Ings. It will be on Saturday 4th June 2016. Full details are here.
YHOA Schools Champs 2016
The Yorkshire and Humberside Schools' Orienteering Championships will take place on Saturday 2nd July 2016 on a newly mapped area at Farnley Tyas Estate, Field Lane, Farnley Tyas, Huddersfield HD4 6BS. It is being hosted by East Pennine OC. It includes courses for adults too, so why not take your mum and dad along?
All welcome; just come and have a go.
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Chain breeding
Chain breeding is the process of breeding a move to a Pokémon that can only learn it as an Egg move, then in turn using that Pokémon to pass down the move to another which can learn the move as an Egg move, but cannot breed with the original Pokémon.
Many moves must be chain bred, with these moves being more prevalent in earlier generations, as more Pokémon with larger learnsets and different Egg Group combinations continue to be introduced. What follows is a list of the steps needed to get an Eevee with Wish in Generation V:
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It can also be used to pass on entire movesets, even if individual moves are able to be passed down without an intermediary. For example, taking the child Eevee with Wish and leveling it up so that it will learn Baton Pass at level 36, it can pass down both moves to a child Spinda, which cannot learn either of them normally.
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Many breeding chains, however, are far longer than the Wish chain, and breeding chains can get longer still if a specific set of four moves is wanted on a specific Pokémon. Most chains that begin in the Field Egg Group are made easier by Smeargle's ability to learn any move through Sketch, and some, especially in early generations, explicitly require that a Smeargle Sketch a move that is otherwise exclusive to an all-female or genderless species, such as Heal Bell in Generation II (exclusive to Miltank and Celebi).
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Alan Pardew understands the frustrations of Newcastle United fans after leading the club to six consecutive Premier League defeats.
Laurent Koscielny, Mesut Ozil and Olivier Giroud all found the net as Arsenal claimed a comfortable 3-0 home win over Pardew's men on Monday, consigning Newcastle to their worst losing league run since 1987.
The third goal prompted the unfurling of banners calling for Pardew's exit among the travelling supporters, but the Newcastle boss was defiant in defeat, stressing that he saw his position at Newcastle as a "long-term opportunity".
"I've lost six on the trot as manager of Newcastle and I accept that they're disappointed and angry at the moment that we haven't got a result," he told Sky Sports.
"But I think that the bigger picture is that we're in a good position in the summer and we need to focus on finishing in the top 10.
"Of course you're under pressure, it's a big club.
"They expect perhaps sometimes things we can't quite deliver, but we're trying our hardest and we're going to work hard this summer to make sure we've got a team next year that can make this city proud.
"I'm looking at the job as a long-term opportunity for myself.
"The most important thing for us right at this minute, at this club, is to get our fans (back onside) - hopefully they come and back us and help the players get a win, because I feel for the players at the minute. They're playing under a lot of pressure, there's a lot of pressure on me, and they can sense that too.
"I think on Saturday (at home against Cardiff City) we'll be really up for it and hopefully we can get a win."
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Acknowledgements. The author would like to thank Walter Zucchini, Iain L. MacDonald, Ruth King, two anonymous reviewers, an associate editor and the editor for helpful comments on earlier versions of this manuscript, and Ralph Taylor of the Geyser Observation and Study Association for providing the data on the eruption times that he derived from temperature data provided by the Yellowstone National Park (cf. http://www.geyserstudy.org).
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Flexible Latent-State Modelling of Old Faithful's Eruption Inter-Arrival Times in 2009
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DOI: 10.1111/j.1467-842X.2012.00669.x
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Australian & New Zealand Journal of Statistics
Volume 54, Issue 3, pages 261–279, September 2012
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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Where was Easy Company trucked to through snow in Chapter Fourteen, "The Patrol: Haguenau: January 18-February 23, 1945"?
(a) Rachamps.
(b) Alsace.
(c) Foy.
(d) Antwerp.
2. What soldiers in the hospital requested discharge to return to Easy Company in Chapter Ten, "Resting, Recovering, and Refitting: Mourmelon-le-Grand: November 26-December 18, 1944"?
(a) Webster and Mellet.
(b) Lavenson and Mellet.
(c) Liebgott and Lavenson.
(d) Liebgott and Webster.
3. Easy Company and the 101st marched toward the fight and dug in to defend Bastogne with no artillery or what?
(a) Tanks.
(b) Land mines.
(c) Air support.
(d) Grenades.
4. What Easy Company's new commanding officer retreated and left the company on its own in Chapter Twelve, "The Breaking Point: Bastogne: January 1-13, 1945"?
(a) Lieutenant Speirs.
(b) Lieutenant Lavenson.
(c) Lieutenant Dike.
(d) Lieutenant Compton.
5. Who killed an insubordinate American soldier in Normandy, causing some disagreement about him among the troops?
(a) Captain Speirs.
(b) Captain Salve Matheson.
(c) Major Winters.
(d) Major Oliver Horton.
6. On December 21st, 1944, what platoon leader gathered his men for a combat patrol to collect information and secure a German prisoner for interrogation?
(a) Lieutenant Pisancin.
(b) Lieutenant Peacock.
(c) Lieutenant Henry Jones.
(d) Lieutenant Stokes.
7. Where did Easy Company travel after Germany surrendered to Allied forces?
(a) Italy.
(b) Austria.
(c) Spain.
(d) Russia.
8. Where did the American soldiers sleep during battle in Chapter Eleven, "They Got Us Surrounded - The Poor Bastards: Bastogne: December 19-31, 1944"?
(a) Jeeps.
(b) Fortified bunkers.
(c) Fox holes.
(d) Castles.
9. Bastogne is a town in what country?
(a) Belgium.
(b) Italy.
(c) England.
(d) Germany.
10. What is an indirect fire weapon that fires shells at low velocities, short ranges, and high-arcing ballistic trajectories?
(a) Slingshot.
(b) Mortar.
(c) Catapult.
(d) Rocket launcher.
11. What was forbidden while the men were in battle in Chapter Eleven, "They Got Us Surrounded - The Poor Bastards: Bastogne: December 19-31, 1944"?
(a) Mirrors.
(b) Fires.
(c) Yelling.
(d) Writing letters.
12. What soldier from Easy Company was lost in Chapter Fourteen, "The Patrol: Haguenau: January 18-February 23, 1945" from a grenade fragment in his skull?
(a) Private Ramirez.
(b) Private Miller.
(c) Private Jackson.
(d) Private Metzler.
13. Where did Easy Company go to rest in France after leaving Holland in November, 1944?
(a) Camp Mullien.
(b) Camp Marmot.
(c) Camp Mulberry.
(d) Camp Mourmelon.
14. Who was assigned 2nd Battalion C.O. Captain in Chapter Fifteen, "The Best Feeling in the World: Mourmelon: February 25-April 2, 1945"?
(a) Captain Lewis Nixon.
(b) Captain Herbert Sobel.
(c) Captain Speirs.
(d) Major Winters.
15. In Chapter Eighteen, "The Soldier's Dream Life: Austria: May 8-July 31, 1945" a drunken soldier shot who in the head?
(a) Sergeant "Chuck" Grant.
(b) General Patton.
(c) Captain Speirs.
(d) Major Winters.
Short Answer Questions
1. In Chapter Eleven, "They Got Us Surrounded - The Poor Bastards: Bastogne: December 19-31, 1944," German troops surrounded the ring of soldiers protecting Bastogne, making what impossible?
2. What did many of the soldiers do while on leave to relieve stress?
3. Where was the Easy Company ordered to go after its success in Noville?
4. Easy Company had to travel across the river in how many boats at night in Chapter Fourteen, "The Patrol: Haguenau: January 18-February 23, 1945"?
5. With the Bastogne siege over, the men of Easy Company prepared to attack and take what nearby village?
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Are you unsettled? Do you feel anxious about the future? Why does everything that used to work no longer work and the way that things used to be now feels long gone? Are things getting better or getting worse? Are your children coming of age at a wonderful time or a horrible time?
Well, the reason you may be feeling uneasy and asking these questions is due to the time we live in and the fact that we are at a major inflection point in human history. We have left the Information Age and have entered a new age, the Shift Age. The Shift Age is and will be one of the most transformative times in all history. Almost everything in your life and every part of your life is in some relative rate of shift.
No wonder you are worried and anxious! Or you may be incredibly excited by the future rushing toward us. Either way, Entering the Shift Age is the book to better help you understand all the incredible change swirling around you. Consider this book your road map to the future. This book also has a unique lineage.
In early 2006, I launched my futurist blog EvolutionShift.com with the tagline "A Future Look at Today." The reason I started the blog was simple: I had a strong sense that humanity was entering a new age-that manifestations of this new age were everywhere—and I felt the need to write about them.
The year before, when sensing that perhaps a new stage of humanity's development was underway, I went back and reread the futurists who had shaped my thinking, who, writing in the 1960s, 1970s, and 1980s, had been right about what was and would be happening in the decades ahead. These were the greats in my pantheon: Alvin Toffler and Marshall McLuhan first and foremost, along with Buckminster Fuller. Later John Naisbitt and Nicholas Negroponte wrote books built upon these greats. I even revisited the science fiction writers Arthur C. Clarke and William Gibson, as their fiction had become fact. What I found was that though these brilliant writers, particularly Toffler and McLuhan, had been incredibly insightful about the last quarter of the twentieth century, their clarity into the twenty-first century became a bit diffuse.
What was this next age? It was clear to me that the end of the cold war, the globalization of the economy, the incredible force of the Internet, the astounding revolution in computing, and the explosive growth of cellular communications were ushering all of us into a new time that didn't yet have a name or conceptual shape.
As I researched, the word that kept coming up for me was "shift." It seemed as though a profound shift was about to occur, that there were many shifts going on that were altering humanity's reality in significant ways. How we lived, how we thought, how we perceived the world, and even our consciousness were being altered. This shift was going to be so pronounced that it seemed nothing less than an evolutionary next step. Hence the name of the blog, EvolutionShift.
As I wrote one to three columns a week, two things happened. First, my constant study, observation, and reporting from the front lines of the shift helped to shape a larger, more cohesive view of humanity's next step. Second, my blog developed a following. This ever-increasing group of followers opened doors, brought invitations to events and conferences and then to speaking engagements. As I was developing a sense of clarity of the future, people were asking me if I was writing a book, or told me that I had to do so. So I did.
Armed with good contacts, a good agent, and a book proposal, I approached the traditional book publishing industry, though with a great sense of conflict. Here I was, a futurist, knocking at the door of an industry that clearly was about to be eviscerated due to disintermediation-and they didn't see it. The responses to my manuscript ranged from cold to ludicrous. Publishers said I was too optimistic, that the future was about apocalypse, that I needed to have the word "trend" in the title, that they already had a futurist so another one was not needed. One editor, Peter Lynch at Sourcebooks, liked my proposal but could not get unanimous agreement from the editorial committee at that time.
So, I turned to one of my favorite companies, Amazon, and had them publish The Shift Age in late 2007. On my blog I had forecast the coming explosive growth of ebooks, due to the probable development of a new eReader. Since this happened shortly before the Kindle was introduced, my book became available in print and ebook format by early 2008.
My life changed. Though The Shift Age never became a best seller in the traditional sense, it did become influential. The book made its way into the hands of CEOs, upper-level executives, and business owners. My speaking career took off-within two years of the book's first appearance on Amazon I had made some 150 speeches in several countries in North and South America. Heads of companies from around the world wrote me that the book had led them to alter the strategic vision of their enterprises. Audiences told me that my speeches changed how they looked at the world and gave them a context for understanding the scary upheaval all around them.
Simultaneously the crash of 2008 happened. Legacy thinking being what it is, most people I encountered before simply assumed we were still living in the Information Age. Now audiences were unsettled by the bursting of the housing bubble, the collapse of Lehman Brothers, and the unprecedented speed at which the world fell into the worst economic downturn in seventy years (due to the ever-increasing connectedness of the financial world). My view, that we had entered what would be a five-year reorganizational recession between two ages, was the first context that provided understanding. This great global recession was coincidental with the transition from one age, the Information Age, to the next age, the Shift Age. In times of uncertainty, having a path to understanding at least provides perspective, if not a line of credit or a secure job.
During this time in the United States, in question-and-answer sessions after speeches, I was repeatedly asked if America would remain a great nation. I found myself answering this question by saying something along the lines of "If we don't better educate our young, if we don't become healthier, and if we don't rebuild our communications, energy, and transportation infrastructures for the twenty-first century, it doesn't matter what else we do."
Well, this led me to face America's future on those first issues and write two books. The first, Shift Ed: A Call to Action for Transforming K-12 Education, written with friend and co-author Jeff Cobb and published by Corwin Press, was published in the spring of 2011 and was embraced by educators across the country. As a futurist, I challenged educators to either follow the vision set forth in the book or create their own, but that transformation was the only way forward. Many committed educators at all levels have risen to the occasion, and that transformation has begun.
The second issue-oriented book was The New Health Age: The Future of Health Care in America, co-authored with health care attorney Jonathan Fleece and published by Sourcebooks in January of 2012. Simply put, the conversation about health care in America was and still is driven by fear, misinformation, and manipulation by politicians. The goal was to write an intelligent book to bring both intelligence and vision to the country's health care discussion. It seems to be starting to do so as of this writing.
Entering the Shift Age is now bringing me back to the more global, macro issues of this new Shift Age we have entered. (That third issue of infrastructure will be dealt with in the latter half of this book.) The Shift Age was published quickly four years ago. The goal was to get the concept of this new age out to the world in a summary form. The first quarter of that book was a general discussion of the new age, and the remaining three quarters of the book consisted of reedited columns that I had written in my blog: the reporting from the front lines of the Shift Age. Since the publication of The Shift Age in early 2008, I have known that I would want to write a follow-up book that was a fuller, deeper, and more comprehensive explanation and guide to the Shift Age. This desire was driven further by the constant demand of The Shift Age readers for another book dealing with the larger aspects of this new age of ours.
Entering the Shift Age is that book.
What I had not yet figured out was how to publish this book in a way and format that was more in line with the future of publishing. This is where Dominique Raccah and Sourcebooks came in. Dominique heard me speak in mid-2011 and had a screamingly loud, full bells-and-whistles "aha moment" about publishing my work in an entirely new way. As someone who restlessly seeks new ideas and ways of doing things, Dominique had been reflecting on what new publishing models might look like. One such model was a perfect match for my book.
I came in to Sourcebooks to present to the company and to start the brainstorming of what this new publishing model would look like. Now, for the first time, I got to meet Peter Lynch, who was the only person who had wanted to say yes to my book proposal years earlier. The symmetry, serendipity, and karmic aspects of this new partnership were and are exhilarating. This book is being published using the Agile Publishing Model, which will be one of the new forms of bringing "books" to market. As a futurist, for the first time I feel the process and form match the content.
You are part of a new form of publishing. You are also now entering the Shift Age, one of the most transformative times to be alive in human history. This book, in all its electronic, print, and video aspects will introduce the Shift Age to those of you who come to it conceptually for the first time. And for those of you who read and had your thinking changed by reading The Shift Age over these past few years, the book you hold in your hands now will give you a greater depth of understanding to these times.
We have entered the Shift Age, when almost everything is in a state of shift and change is accelerating and all around us. So, let's take a look at this new age.
David Houle
Sarasota, Florida, February 2012
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It makes me wonder why I don't have a robot to clean my bathroom.
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The wriggling is their death throes, poor things. You see, they're a bit of an animal.
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If you watch to the end you find that those are actually Peperami.
Today, prepackaged salami. Tomorrow, your heart surgery.
That makes me imagine comatose heart patients on a conveyor belt, getting robotic surgery, then having the belt split to move successful surgeries to recovery rooms, and unsuccessful ones directly to the morgue….
Much like Rocky III, I think the action is somewhat entertaining, but the film lacks a cohesive story or plot. I'm left wondering where the salamis came from, why the robots pick those salamis and what happens to the salamis that are not picked. I want to see another film, where the difficulties of being an unpicked salami are explored through a fight with a larger, blonder, Russian salami.
Poor robots. They're going to be totally useless once the Breathatarians over in the "old guy who doesn't eat" thread prove that you can live on goddess-power alone.
I'm watching the video on mute with the Allman Brothers' "Dimples" playing over it. It's magically delicious. :)
Offal with Salt is not Salami!
As cool as that is – and it is very cool…. doesn't it seem like the least efficient method of gathering up four little salami?
That is clearly pepperoni and not salami.
Sorting salami is a delicate business.
I just had the good fortune of watching this with the sound down while Yello – Live at the Roxy played in the background. Salami sublimity
The headline promised 'sorting' but the video delivered only 'picking'. I want my minutes back! And some real salami sorting!
I dunno. This seems overengineered. Do you really need
4 robots to do the organization of the salami?
Isnt there some way to order it in rows (sans robots) right
after you produce and encase the salami in plastic?
If you are starting from scratch, probably. I would guess that this module is designed to replace human sorters in existing production lines. Minimal down-time and engineering required.
A good idea. No sapient creature should be doing ridiculous drudge work like sorting sausages.
Woah. And I thought the robots in "The Second Renaissance" were moving too quickly for reality, but they move the same way!
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I could have sworn that read "Salami-snorting robot". Sounded interesting, and I kept thinking this all the way through this sentence: "…fun video of a giant machine that snorts salami. Something about the way the salami wiggles on the conveyer belt…"
I REALLY wanted to see this at that point. Then crushing realization set in. Oh well.
Those *are* being sorted- only the salami oriented parallel to the conveyor motion axis are being picked. The end effectors of the robots don't look as though they could handle a rotated salami. You could build a robot to do that of course, with additional time and money. Note also that the machine "remembers" which packaging spaces have been filled, so there is no vision system scanning the packaging conveyor.
I agree that this looks like a plug-in replacement for a manual sorting system, rather than a clean-sheet salami packaging process.
"The end effectors of the robots don't look as though they could handle a rotated salami."
I'm sorry, I'm giggling way too much over that than a woman of my age should. *snerk*
But what they lack in adaptability they make up in speed and endurance.
I nanny for a salami loving three year old who would probably faint from delight upon seeing a video with so much dancing salami.
For some reason, I originally read this as "salami-snorting robot". This is not as cool as that would have been.
Being one who are currently studying to be learn to build this kind of set up I can tell you that it's more complex than it looks.
Clips like these makes me all the more sure that I got into the right line of education. Automation and robotics rock!
Peperone (to use the correct term) are a variety of salami but not in the form presented here. These things are a sodium, colourant, and 'bits of animal' nightmare. Sealed up in plastic and foil… yuk!
The changing of traditional foods into commercial products is a nightmare to see.
Like many above, I also happened upon this video with the sound off and music playing…it was Get Innocuous by LCD Soundsystem and it worked great. It even synced a little bit when the robots first start moving.
If this company can build robots that sort Peperami and pancakes, what can't they do?
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