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When at a trade show, do you ever wonder how — and why — companies decide which prototypes to offer visitors to their booths? Of course, these finished foods demonstrate their ingredients, but when Judie Giebel and her colleagues at Briess Malt & Ingredients Co., Chilton, WI, picked Caramel Puffed Corn and Malt-lasses Cookies made with the company's tapioca syrup and malt extract, they had another goal in mind.
"It's all about the label — non-GMO, gluten-free, healthy and nutritious," said Ms. Giebel, Briess, technical services representative and AIB Certified Baker. The formulators deliberately chose alternatives to the corn syrup and molasses normally used. "Tapioca syrup, sorghum syrup and malt extracts are all non-GMO. Tapioca and sorghum syrups are gluten-free, and malt extracts are nutritive sweeteners for a healthy, nutritious label," she said.
These words are exactly what consumers increasingly want to see on food labels.
As for the prototypes themselves, Ms. Giebel selected snack foods that continue to see market growth. "Knowing how these two ingredients — BriesSweet Tapioca Syrup and Maltoferm CR-45 caramel-flavored malt extract — function in other applications, I was able to replace existing ingredients with basically no formula adjustments," she said.
Both prototypes substituted all of the targeted sweeteners with Briess alternatives. "The great thing is that there are no differences for preparation," Ms. Giebel said. "Tapioca syrups have very similar carbohydrate profiles to corn syrups, DE to DE. This makes it easy to replace corn syrup 1:1 with tapioca syrup in almost any application, and it will function the same. The only process-related consideration is the amount of solids/moisture of the sweetener. Most syrups have solids in the range of 79 to 81%, so it's important to check the original sweeteners' solids and the replacement and make adjustments as necessary."
Tapioca syrups come in a range of sugar profiles from 28- to 63-DE in liquid and powder forms. The all-natural, enzyme-produced syrups have a clean, neutral flavor with varying degrees of sweetness and functionality.
Malt extracts are different because they add flavor, color and functionality. "Malt extracts, especially specialty malt extracts like Maltoferm CR-45, are exceptionally underutilized in the baking and snack communities," Ms. Giebel noted. They can be used for browning, as fermentation aids and for flavor and color in breads, bagels, muffins and pizza crusts.
The Caramel Puffed Corn prototype took its cues from kettle corn: popcorn with a sugary coating applied late in the process. This old-fashioned state-fair treat recently turned into a very trendy snack food, now found on store shelves nationwide.
For this item, Briess exchanged BriesSweet Tapioca Syrup for the 42-DE corn syrup in the coating. "We wanted to demonstrate the effectiveness of tapioca syrup as 1:1 substitute for common corn syrup," Ms. Giebel said. Sweetened puffed corn doesn't have a complex flavor profile, thus showcasing the clean, rich flavor of tapioca syrup as an alternative sweetener.
With the cookies, the company sought to highlight the full, rich flavor and color of specialty malt extract. "It gives a new twist to this traditional style of cookie," Ms. Giebel observed. "And that's another thing consumers want — products that taste homemade like grandma's but with a new, gourmet taste." Formulators switched all the molasses in the original product to Maltoferm CR-45. The specialty extract provided not only natural sweetness but also a pronounced caramel flavor.
For more information about clean-label tapioca and other syrups and specialty malt extracts, visit www.briess.com/food.
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> The company I work for are going to have their first Linux machine. I
> will be the person who will be doing the basic installation and training
> of the IT department.
> These people are not completely ignorant, but do have mainly WIndows
> knowledge. They are very eager to learn and have a new chalange. They
> have fought hard to be able to do this against company policy.
> The machine will be basicaly a LAMP server. Initially it will
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> I can even see this as a first step into growing much more in the
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> So my question is: what are the things I should pay attention to? I have
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> It will be most likely in a virual machine on Windows. What are the
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> Are there things that are very obvious for Linux users that are not
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Does Religious Education Work? : A Multi-Dimensional Investigation
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Society for Educational Studies Annual Book Prize winner: 2nd Prize This ground-breaking volume draws upon a rich and variegated range of methodologies to understand more fully the practices, policies and resources available in and to religious education in British schools. The descriptions, explanations and analyses undertaken here draw on an innovative combination of policy work, ethnography, Delphi methods, Actor Network Theory, questionnaires, textual analysis as well as theological and philosophical insight. It traces the evolution of religious education in a post-religious age from the creation of policy to the everyday experiences of teachers and students in the classroom. It begins by analysing the way in which policy has evolved since the 1970s with an examination of the social forces that have shaped curriculum development. It goes on to explore the impact and intentions of a diverse group of stakeholders with sometimes competing accounts of the purposes of religious educations. It then examines the manner in which policy is, or is not, enacted in the classroom. Finally, it explores contradictions and confusions, successes and failures, and the ways in which wider public debates enter the classroom. The book also exposes the challenge religious education teachers have in using the language of religion.show more
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About Vivienne Baumfield
James C. Conroy is Professor of Religious and Philosophical Education at the University of Glasgow, UK. David Lundie is a Lecturer in Education at Liverpool Hope University, UK. Robert A. Davis is Professor of Religious and Cultural Education and Head of the School of Education at the University of Glasgow, UK. Vivienne Baumfield is Professor of Pedagogy, Policy and Innovation at the University of Glasgow, UK. L. Philip Barnes is Reader in Religious and Theological Education at King's College London, UK, where he is Programme Director of the MA Degree in Religious Education. Tony Gallagher is Professor of Education and Pro-Vice Chancellor at Queen's University Belfast, UK, where he was previously Head of the School of Education. Kevin Lowden is Research Fellow at the Scottish Council for Research in Education (SCRE) Centre, University of Glasgow, UK. Nicole Bourque is a senior lecturer in Social Anthropology at the University of Glasgow, UK. Karen Wenell is Lecturer in New Testament and Theology at the University of Birmingham, UK.show more
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Acknowledgements Introduction Part I: Methodological and Structural Questions 1. Methodological Considerations: Learning from the Inside 2. The Strange Position of Education in Religion in Contemporary Political Culture 3. The Complexities of UK Policy and Practice 4. Conceptual Questions, Confusions and Challenges Part II: The Substance of Religious Education 5. Citizenship and Committed Pluralism: The Place of the 'other' in RE's Social and Civic Aims 6. Religious Education and the Nature of Texts 7. Stories We Tell Ourselves: Making Sense of Religious Education in Communities of Practice 8. Religious Education and Student Perspectives Conclusions: Imagining and re-Imagining Religious Education Appendices Indexshow more
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Does Religious Education Work? is, in the words of its authors, an attempt to unearth the nooks and crannies of the curriculum oddity known popularly as 'RE'. Odd because it is more fraught with religious politics than good and unabashed pedagogical theory and practice, this book is timely in its frank, bold and necessarily non-privileging appraisal of the subject as it truly functions, rather than as the politics says it should. The method applied by this polymath team of educationists, theologians, anthropologists and psychologists renders this unearthing a veritable peeling away of all the myths and pretensions heaped on RE by its attached politics. While focussed entirely on the UK experience, it has universal application and is arguably the most thorough peeling away conducted anywhere in the English-speaking world, if not beyond it. Terence Lovat, Emeritus Professor of Education, University of Newcastle, Australia A salutary and timely reminder to us of the crucial significance of the value of RE in the UK curriculum ... [This book] represents the latest thinking on the subject Church Times This collection of essays in quite an imaginative way foregrounds the smooth and striated pedagogical spaces associated with rhizomatic epistemological inquiry in relation to religious education in contemporary British society. It puts into systematic controversy some of the taken-for-granted notions of religious education and troubles through pragmatic analyses some of the utopias and dystopias of current religious education discourse. For once, religious education is being reconsidered in a critically ontological way that suspends a rush to judgement about the discourse in modern times Yusef Waghid, Professor of Philosophy of Education, Stellenbosch University, South Africa This book offers thought-provoking reflections on religious education as found in classroom practice with year 10 (16+) students across England, Scotland and Northern Ireland. It presents challenging insights into the varied aspirations of teachers and the perceptions of pupils. Denise Cush, Professor of Religion and Education, Bath Spa University, UK Religious education in the UK school setting could have and should have a real impact on students' personhood formation and is a necessity in a world characterized by religious pluralism. This is the robust, normative, loaded and sophisticated conclusion of the authors, based on solid conceptual analysis combined with insightful ethnographic empirical research and using the Delphi method. The presented results provide food for reflection for professionals, academics, and last but not least, for UK politicians who are not interested in a simple 'yes' or 'no' in answering the question that forms the title of this book. It provides food for thought that might help to better shape religious education in the future and to deal with indeed existing dysfunctional elements in current religious education practices. Siebren Miedema, Professor in Religious Education and Educational Foundations, VU University Amsterdam, The Netherlands I feel better equipped ... having read this book. -- Andrew Marfleet Journal of Education and Christian Beliefshow more


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Transformers: Dark of the Moon, a dual-stick, movie tie-in adventure from Electronic Arts, is now available from the app store. Playing as either Optimus Prime or Bumblebee, you'll trek through a variety of locales to stop the evil Decepticons from taking over and ruining the planet.
Transformers: Dark of the Moon Pros:
- Nicely detailed environments and fun RPG elements
- Decent soundtrack
- Plenty of on-screen buttons make all possible moves easy to accomplish
- Achievements to earn
- Transforming and driving around is a good deal of fun
Transformers: Dark of the Moon Cons:
- Animation stuttering and slowdowns make for a lot of frustration
- Battling with enemies suffers from responsiveness issues and aiming difficulties
- Too many cutscenes and no voiceovers
- Very repetitive
Transformers: Dark of the Moon features 13 levels of play, pitting you against hordes of enemies and bosses. You can equip your character with up to 2 weapons, which you must alternate between as each overheats. Enemies are dispatched using both melee and ranged attacks, which are easy to select and use. Destroying enemies will leave behind energon cubes, which are pulled toward you when you are in close proximity. These cubes act as a source of power, as well as an in-game currency to purchase/upgrade weapons and upgrade character attributes. Filling your bar with energon allows you to perform a special attack or initiate target mode, which sends a series of guided rockets toward enemies that you specifically select. This attack can be quite effective, which is important because you'll often find yourself squaring off against a ridiculous number of bad guys at once. There is rarely a dull moment or chance to explore, as the game's linear nature prevents it.
What would a Transformers game be without the ability to transform? Dark of the Moon makes it as simple as tapping a button, seamlessly switching from car to robot and back again. As a vehicle, you can cover ground quickly and still attack others. It's also the best way to avoid the targeted bomb drops from the Decepticons. Frequent checkpoints ensure that you won't have to replay too much of the level if you die, keeping you progressing through the story, which plays itself out in frequent cutscenes that break up the action all too often.
Graphically, the game has a great look, with detailed environments to enjoy from the top-down viewpoint. The gameplay switches often between covering various terrain to reach certain locations and driving along highways, chasing down or racing against enemies in speedy action sequences. We did experience several instances where our latest-gen device choked on the animation, causing stuttering and slowdowns that diminished our overall enjoyment greatly. The soundtrack is decent, featuring some rocking tracks that fit the mood of the series. The lack of any character voices is a hugely missed opportunity, instead using a very sterile series of text boxes to narrate the story. Controls use a dual-stick format, with the left stick handling movements and the right stick aiming and firing. Holding the stick initiates the ranged attack with the weapon indicated in the upper right corner. Tapping the weapon icon switches weapons on-the-fly. Melee is used by tapping the attack button rather than holding it. It's useful in many situations and necessary with certain enemies who are protected from ranged attacks. A roll button also gives you a way to quickly avoid enemy strikes, as well as destroy environmental elements. Even with auto aim on, it felt difficult to accurately aim at enemies. Overall, the combat aspect of the game just wasn't as exciting as we'd hoped, and the controls suffer from some responsiveness issues, too.
Replay value is fairly low, save for the opportunity to pick up any missing achievements. There are 3 difficulty levels, so you could try to play through on a harder level, but we don't anticipate doing so. The first time around gave us all we needed to know. Currently on sale for $0.99 (regularly $2.99 for the iPhone version and $4.99 for the HD version), Transformers: Dark of the Moon is a serviceable but overall disappointing 3.5-Dimple effort.
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based in Nuremberg, GERMANY
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CHEMC Environmental
based in Persequorpark, SOUTH AFRICA
CHEMC Environmental is a leading, innovative environmental engineering, civil design, rehabilitation and management consultancy in Africa. Rendering service not only to conglomerate Mining and Industry but also to small business alike. Specializing in Environmental Impact Assessment, Environmental and Civil Design and Rehabilitation. CHEMC Environmental has been very ...
Rexnord Industries, LLC
based in Milwaukee, WISCONSIN (USA)
Rexnord is a leading worldwide industrial company comprised of two strategic platforms: Process & Motion Control and Water Management. Within our platforms, we serve a diverse array of growing, global end markets with the broadest, most reliable product portfolios and trusted brands in our industries, backed by thousands of associates that share a common goal: providing ...
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Somat Company
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Somat Company of Lancaster, Pennsylvania, an Illinois Tool Works Company, is a leader in solving one of the world`s biggest problems. We are in the business of waste reduction technology, providing solutions with pulping and dewatering systems. Somat is an innovator and leader for both engineering and production of waste handling systems used throughout the world.
based in Francavilla al Mare, ITALY
Saniprot is specialised in UVc technologies. The Group contains all the skills required for the development of innovative UV solutions in the fields of water, air and surface treatment. We have developed a full range of UV sterìlizers that reply to our clients requirements in numerous fields of application: swimming pools, domestic use, industrial process water, drinking ...
ION Deutschland GmbH
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ION Deutschland GmbH can refer to more than 15 years experience in galvanic water-treatment without chemical additives for private, commercial and industrial areas of application. The company has the right qualifications for its modern process, especially in the industriyl sector. The availability of the AQUABION series up to DN1000 is almost unequalled.
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based in Lysaker, NORWAY
Colifast AS is a Norwegian biotechnology company founded in 1992. All research, development and manufacturing is done in-house, and marketing and sales are handled by Colifast AS or trough our qualified distributors world wide. Colifast AS is a recognized company with reliable leading edge technology and has experience with fully automated microbial analyzers since 2001.
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Water Works, founded in 1993, is a worldwide supplier of pre-owned filtration and process equipment that can accommodate most major industries, including Chemical, Paper, Pharmaceutical, Plating, Automotive, Food and other related industries. Water Works has a friendly sales staff that can help you with your equipment needs. We can supply you with details by using ...
TAH Industries
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TAH Industries is the leading manufacturer of motionless mixer solutions for the chemical processing industry.TAH offers pipe and process mixers to blend and disperse treatment chemicals into waste water streams. For food, cosmetic and beverage mixing, we offer a line of sanitary mixers with no moving parts for efficiency and easy clean-up. For more information on our ...
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The EM Group merged from Energie en Milieutechniek B.V. and other interested parties and was originally established in 1985.Main activities are the development and supply of thermal process equipment for our customers and partners and to explore and engineer the interesting opportunities of applying Pulse Combustion equipment in industry.It made us the market leader in ...
AMUT SpA
based in Novara, ITALY
AMUT has been devoted to the manufacture of extrusion plants for processing thermoplastic materials even since it was established in 1958. Over this period AMUT has established itself as a leading Company in both the field of extrusion and, since the 1980´s, in plastics recycling plants. AMUT´s success in foreign markets (80% of its production) is particularly ...
Awa Instruments
based in Singapore, SINGAPORE
We design and manufacture environmental monitoring solutions - on-line water and air analyzers based on UV spectroscopy - of exceptional ease of use, operating-cost savings, and sensitivity. We back these up with timely and locally-available technical support and a `can-do` attitude. We stress and practice an ethos that is based on a long-term and mutually-beneficial ...
VINCI Construction France
based in Rueil-Malmaison Cedex, FRANCE
VINCI Construction turned in another solid performance in 2012. Owing to our business model, which brings together networks of local subsidiaries, worldwide speciality business activities and entities dedicated to major projects, we were able to weather the tough business environment in Europe and continue expanding our activities internationally.
Muhr mbH
based in Brannenburg, GERMANY
Muhr: a synonym for perfection and the leading edge in hydro power engineering, bulk materials technology and mixing technology for over 50 years. With compact systems and with the biggest systems in the world. Muhr develops, manufactures and realizes solutions for you which are consistently aligned towards your business and strategic goals. And which guarantee you the ...
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Unidro was established has been active in the field of Water Treatment, with a profile showing a prevailing interest in the contracting activity, based on the sale of highly specialized units and plant components and on the study and execution of complete projects, also on a turn-key basis.In the years Unidro activities have been expanded beyond the range of the ...
EDF Energy
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EDF Energy produces, distributes, and supplies energy in Great Britain. EDF Energy is one of the largest energy companies in the UK. We employ over 12,000 people, are the largest electricity supplier for London, the south east and the south west of England and supply energy to around 5.1 million customers. We own and manage the electricity distribution network covering ...
Global Industries Company Limited
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GLOBAL INDUSTRIES CO., LIMITED is now a recognized manufacturer, importer and exporter of world-class materials. We belong to a group of companies with history and network of more than 30 years, representing various principals worldwide. Also, we established a joint-venture manufacturing company in China and became specialist in water treatment chemicals. The factory ...
Ingenia Polymers Corp.
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Ingenia Polymers is a premier integrated solutions provider for the global polymers industry. Our talented people, culture of operational excellence, relentless drive to advance technology and breadth of capabilities make us the preferred supplier to our customers with value added products and services supporting a variety of markets. For more than 25 years, Ingenia ...
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FAMU public health Students want to empower the community to be healthy.
In honor of April being Minority Health Month.
The FAMU college of Pharmacy teamed up with Bond Community Health to provide a free clinic.
The purpose is to help those in need who wouldn't usually head to the Doctor.
Services included HIV testing, blood glucose and pressure screenings.
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The Star Parivaar Awards 2013 had celebrities from several shows on Star Plus attending the event in grand style. All of them came dressed as their characters with their respective families on their shows.
Sooraj (Anas Rashid) and Sandhya (Deepika Singh) from Diya Aur Baati Hum, Aaditya (Nakuul Mehta) and Pankhuri (Disha Parmar) from Pyaar Ka Dard Hain, Gopi (Giaa Manek), Ahem (Mohammad Nazim), Rashi (Rucha Hasabnis) and Jigar (Vishal Singh) from Saath Nibhana Saathiya, Aakash (Rahul Sharma) and Poonam (Ishita Dutta) from Ek Ghar Banauga, Nach Baliye 5 winners Jay, Mahi, Ranvijay (Bhavesh Balchandani), Veera (Harshita Ojha) with Ratan (Sneha Wagh) from Veera, were some of the popular Parivaar faces who walked the red carpet.
Masterchef Fame Sanjeev Kapoor, Vikas Khanna and Kunal Kapur also did the honours along with Masterchef India season 3 winner Ripudaman Handa.
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Aurora Diagnostics is the largest independent anatomic pathology laboratory company in America, providing unsurpassed diagnostic and information services to physicians, hospital systems, and researchers. Our focus on providing unsurpassed diagnostic, prognostic, and therapeutic information and services to every healthcare community we serve, is driven by our belief that the practice of medicine and the delivery of health care are both personal and best delivered locally. We currently operate over 20 community-based laboratories in the United States, with over 150 licensed physicians on staff to service dermatologists, OB/Gyn professionals, family practicioners, gastroenterologists, urologists, general surgeons, oncologists, and over 65 community-based hospitals.
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The Riesling is a grape variety which is ideally suited to the Finger Lakes Region. Our soil types and cool growing season mature the grape slowly, producing fresh, bright fruit, floral aromas and flavors reminiscent of nectarines and honey. Natural acidity and lingering grape sugar are balanced in the fresh semi-sweet finish. Our Riesling is enjoyable by itself, as an aperitif or with a variety of foods including fruits, cheeses and most summer salads.
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The following projects have been initiated by the OAGS since its inception.
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Robopocalypse (original 2011; edition 2011)
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Robopocalypse by Daniel H. Wilson (2011)
When I first opened Robopocalypse by Daniel Wilson I thought perhaps this is a science fiction book that was meant for science geeks who enjoy watching "Battle Bots" on TV. After a few pages however, the story pulled me in and I was caught up in the excitement and terror of robots gone rogue. Set in the not too distant future when electronic gadgets and robotics are commonplace in everyday living, a computer scientist accidentally unleashes a highly intelligent sentient called Archos upon the world. Archos decides that humans are redundant and immediately begins planning on the total elimination of the human race. Archos is able to pull any computerized machinery into his web and this includes, for an example, such devices as cars and elevators and even electronic toys.
The story is told in a series a flashbacks that reveal the first probing of the machines against the humans and slowly escalate into out and out war with mankind battling for it's very existence. The book describes how the humans eventually learn to band together to fight against this predator and how Native Americans from an Osage reservation help to lead the human resistance.
I would compare Robopocalypse to a summer block buster movie, large in scope with lots of noise and excitement. As a huge fan of dystopian stories I couldn't resist this thrilling read and I gobbled it up. However this book is far from perfect. The characters are underdeveloped due to the high action nature of the plot and after a couple of hundred pages the action wore pretty thin. A fun read but certainly not a memorable one.
I was nearly finished reading this book when Elon Musk appeared on the news with a dire warning about the inevitable outcome of AI research. This book is further proof that it must be impossible to code an artificial intelligence without including a "kill all humans": routine.
Archos is the AI in question. He starts out by killing his creator and moves on from there. Robots and computers have inserted themselves everywhere including our cars and our domestic servants. When Archos says its "go time", the whole world goes lethally nuts. Of course, the military being in the forefront of robotic use, has vast stores of robotic weapons all at the disposal of Archos.
Cormac Wallace is both a central figure in the wars, but also a historian after. This book is the result of his research into the pivotal events leading to the climax. Since Cormac is in fact not dead, we can assume all humans are in fact not killed. I can't say I'm a big fan of this sort of writing construction, but it worked well enough here and Wilson does a good job bringing together all of the story lines into the epic finale.
Artificial intelligence becomes self-aware and tries to end humanity. Action, thriller. Hopeful ending. Told from multiple POVs. Good for high school. Recommend to students who enjoy reading about survival or the apocalypse. Could be compared/contrasted with Terminator or I, Robot.
Interesting format. Sort of like "World War Z" in narrative style but much better in content and execution. Excellent robot mayhem and human perseverance. I expect Wilson will get even better if he continues to write.
Robopocalypse by Daniel H. Wilson is recommended - highly if you are looking forward to the future movie by Steven Spielberg and to his latest book, Robogenesis.
In Robopocalypse Cormac Wallace, a survivor and soldier from the robot wars, shares the intel he has gathered on the history of the robot uprising in hopes of telling anyone who cares what happened. "I didn't ask for it and I don't want to do it, but I know in my heart that somebody ought to tell their stories. To tell the robot uprising from beginning to end. To explain how and why it started and how it went down. How the robots came at us and how we evolved to fight."(pg. 4)
What follows is a series of short chapter presented in vignettes, like collected news stories, about how the uprising first began. Wallace shares his own thoughts before and after each section. We learn that an evil computer program, Archos, is sentient and has escaped from his controlled environment. Archos runs rampant and is able to control machines around the world. His goal is to either murder or enslave all humans. Predictably, humans resist. What a computer can't recognize is human ingenuity and the will to survive. And there might even be a secret weapon Archos couldn't predict.
Since the story is all told in short chapters that tell brief exciting parts of the uprising, the action never lags and the pace is quick. Using the stories to tell what happened gives the novel the feel of a documentary. This format makes character development simply a by-product of the accounts and not a major concern.
I had two issues with Robopocalypse. First, while I admittedly enjoyed it, it did feel like another sequel to The Terminator. My other issue was that the individual accounts didn't quite have a unique voice to give them distinction. A solid 3.5 (which rounds up) entertaining airplane book. It'll keep you occupied.
Wilson also sets up images of grand terror, then doesn't know what to do with them; he's too focused on his central storyline of how the war was lost, then won. Brief mentions of terrifying work camps where robots experiment on humans don't get much weight, and the book spends minimal time explaining how independent human communities function in the post-robot-uprising world. It's telling that the book's best section—a brief tale of men sent to the remote wilderness to drill a hole, realizing they're there at the behest of the devil himself—ends with broad fatalities.
There's an unfortunate sameness to the characters, whether rough-and-ready brothers in their 30s (there's an inside joke here to Wilson's 2010 battling-brothers book Bro-Jitsu) or an 11-year-old girl with an unlikely role to play in the proceedings or a battle android unaffiliated with either side (another inside joke, to a toy the author bought on the night of his first date with his now wife) who surely will star in the book's sequel. Maybe there's a message in this sameness, that humanity is itself a character to be celebrated, just as perhaps all technology, every buttoned and Bluetoothed object that makes our life easier, is to be scrutinized and respected.
Still, Robopocalypse was an enjoyable read, well worth the wait. It's got a great plot and villain and conversations between man and machine that really made me think. Some will likely label it a cautionary tale, but I won't go that far.
It's more than just a screenplay, though, and worth the time to read. There are a few beautiful moments of writing throughout "Robopocalypse" that make it a worthy addition to the canon of robot apocalypse books, movies and comics that have come before.
It's worth reading before Spielberg's version of Robopocalypse hits screens in 2013 — and before the army of factory-built roboclones starts to arrive. B+
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Amazon Best Books of the Month, June 2011:In the not-too-distant future, robots have made our lives a lot easier: they help clean our kitchens, drive our cars, and fight our wars--until they are turned into efficient murderers by a sentient artificial intelligence buried miles below the surface of Alaska. Robopocalypse is a fast-paced sci-fi thriller that makes a strong case that mindless fun can also be wildly inventive. The war is told as an oral history, assembled from interviews, security camera footage, and first- and secondhand testimonies, similar to Max Brook's zombie epic World War Z. The book isn't shy about admitting to its influences, but author Daniel H. Wilson certainly owes more to Terminator than he does to Asimov. (A film adaptation is already in pre-production, with Steven Spielberg in the director's chair and a release date slated for 2013.) Robopocalypse may not be the most unique tale about the war between man and machine, but it's certainly one of the most fun. --Kevin NguyenGuest Reviewer: Robert Crais
Robert Crais is the 2006 recipient of the Ross Macdonald Literary Award and the author of many New York Times bestsellers, including The Watchman, Chasing Darkness, The First Rule, and The Sentry.
Robopocalypse is as good as Michael Crichton's Andromeda Strain or Jurassic Park, and I do not invoke Mr. Crichton's name lightly.
Daniel Wilson's novel is an end of the world story about a coming machine-versus-man war. You know the reader's cliché: "I couldn't stop turning the pages"? So shoot me--I couldn't. Started on a Friday afternoon, finished Sunday morning, and I'm slow. My daughter finished it in a single night, and then my wife. My wife hates science fiction, but she loved this book.
Set in a future only a few weeks away, the world is still our world, where advancements in silicon-chip technology and artificial intelligence have given us rudimentary android laborers and cars that can get around without human drivers.
The war begins the fourteenth time a scientist named Nicholas Wasserman wakes an amped-up artificial intelligence dubbed Archos. In a protected lab environment designed to contain his creation, Wasserman has awakened the sentient computer intelligence thirteen previous times, always with the same result: Archos realizes that it loves that rarest of miracles—life--above all else, and to preserve life on Earth, it must destroy mankind. This wasn't exactly what Wasserman wanted to hear, so thirteen times before, a disappointed Wasserman killed it and returned to the drawing board. But unlike Archos, Wasserman is a man, and men make mistakes. Now, on this fourteenth awakening, a simple (but believable) error by the scientist allows Archos to escape the barrier of the lab. And the war is on.
When Archos goes live, its control spreads like a virus as it reprograms the everyday devices of our lives, from cell phones to ATM machines to traffic lights to airliners. A normally benign "Big Happy" domestic robot murders a cook in a fast-food joint. A safety and pacification robot (think of an overgrown Ken doll with a dopey grin, designed to win hearts and minds) used by the army in Afghanistan (yes, we're still there) goes bad and kills dozens of people. And, in a particularly creepy scene, "smart toys" wake in their toy boxes at night to deliver ominous messages to children.
The book is rich with high-speed-action set pieces and evocative, often frightening imagery (smart cars stalking pedestrians; human corpses reanimated by machines into zombie warriors), but Robopocalype is a terrific and affecting read because it is about human beings we can relate to, invest in, and root for.
Among them: Cormac Wallace, a young photojournalist who escapes Boston at Zero Hour (the moment when Archos unleashes its machine army against humankind), and fights his way across the United States as the leader of a band of guerrillas known as the Brightboy squad. Takeo Nomura, a lonely technician in love with an android "love doll" named Mikiko, who, when she is reprogrammed by Archos, is driven by his love and sadness to fix her, an effort that will ultimately help turn the tide of the war. And Lurker, a pissed-off hacker and phone pranker furiously determined to identify the mysterious person who is taking the credit for his elaborate pranks . . . only to find himself in Archos's crosshairs and running for his life.
Little by little, the discoveries they (and others) make and the battles they fight lead to locating Archos, and the final battle for humanity's survival. By choosing to show us these events through the eyes of the men and women involved, Wilson gives us a high-speed, real-time history of the war on its most human level, and it is our investment in these characters and their desperate struggle that grabs us and pulls us along at a furious clip.
In lesser hands, the story could have been head-shot with pseudo-science technical jargon, overwrought explanation, and cartoonish characterizations. Instead, Wilson has given us a richly populated and thrilling novel that celebrates life and humanity, and the power of the human heart . . . even if that heart beats in a machine.
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Two decades into the future humans are battling for their very survival when a powerful AI computer goes rogue, and all the machines on earth rebel against their human controllers.
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Trump's latest direct appeals to black voters have been seen as a welcome change by some black attendees at Trump's rallies, but many of those leaning toward Hillary Clinton say they see the attempts as disingenuous. "I think it's just a ploy to gain my vote," said Sylvester Ollie, a 47-year-old African-American from Pennsylvania. Some of the talking points that Trump has used — from repeating questionable claims that 58 percent of African-American youths are unemployed to asking voters "What do you have to lose?" by casting their ballot for him rather than Clinton — have rubbed some listeners the wrong way. "It's despicable," said Walter Smith Jr., 68, from North Carolina. ABC's MEGHAN KENEALLY and ADAM KELSEY have more. http://abcn.ws/2bKKLGd
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When a "pivot" meets a "softening," what becomes of it? And can you truly change a policy that you never had really had in the first place? Donald Trump's immigration muddle continues, with his concession that there's room for "softening" in a policy he's previously described in the hardest of terms. Leaving aside the oddity of a nominee not actually having a final position on immigration, barely two months before the election, it's not clear at all where this leaves Trump and his campaign. The wall isn't going away, one would presume, but will Trump's new position fit Trump's own old definition of "amnesty"? Will he not press to change any of what he now calls the "very, very strong laws" on immigration? (Picture for a moment how this would play on a debate stage with Ted Cruz.) As for his base, whatever that may be, Ann Coulter said Tuesday on MSNBC, "This could be the shortest book tour ever if he's really softening his position on immigration."
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It's great to be home. We kept saying it over the weekend. Being able to participate in this wonderful celebration with family is really priceless.
My mother had the kids until Saturday. They came to Galway to us that evening. We took advantage of the fantastic weather and spent some time Saturday evening (before a barbeque organized by the bride and groom) and Sunday morning walking along the promenade.
Galway was really buzzing. Young people gathered all along Salthill to hear British band Mumford and Sons perform in a nearby stadium.
Grandparents bought their grandkids ice cream on the promenade. Parents took their kids swimming while young lovers held hands as they overlooked Galway Bay.
I drank it all in. Ireland is so beautiful when the sun is shining.
On Sunday morning we took advantage yet again of the fine weather. A short walk into Salthill town exercised our hangovers, and the kids enjoyed the amusements in a local arcade (and the 99-ice creams).
We were sorry to leave beautiful Galway but promised to return again before the summer is out. It's a busy week for us again.
John's uncle, his wife and their kids are visiting from Chicago. They came home for the wedding.
On Monday night John's wonderful aunt Irenaie cooked up a storm for all the family. Colum played outside in the back garden with all his little cousins. Sadie was passed from aunt to aunt as John and I enjoyed some delicious food.
We are back to reality for a while now. We have nearly closed on a rental. This will be confirmed later in the week.
Just as we think we have found something suitable something better comes along so it's all last minute decisions.
I've a busy week of work. I'm up and down the country till Saturday interpreting (I'm a sign language interpreter). I enjoy being on the road.
Since Europe gave us all that road money back a few years ago it's been put to good use, and journeys that would have taken us two hours in the past are now only an hour and a half. It's fantastic.
The kids, or the Yanks as their cousins call them, are settling in well. Sadie really doesn't know the difference and Colum is having a ball with his family. His favorite word is "out."
People ask us all the time do we miss New York. The answer is no, not yet anyway.
What we tell them is we don't miss New York but we do miss our friends terribly. We are still in our honeymoon phase in Ireland I guess, but so far it's the best honeymoon I've ever been on.


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