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Traveling Back: 100 years ago, private deer hunt a flop on Rock Island - Green Bay Press Gazette
10 years ago, Tony Shalhoub, best known for his portrayal of an obsessive-compulsive detective in the TV series “Monk," was in the area during the filming.
Netflix’s High Flying Bird improves on Steven Soderbergh’s iPhone experiment - The Verge
Steven Soderbergh continues to make movies using the iPhone, citing the freedom and ease of the medium. His second iPhone movie, after the muddy-looking ...
St.Xavier's University to replicate B.Com morning section of the college at new campus - Times of India
Education News: On the lines of illustrious B.Com morning section in St Xavier's College which has produced illustrious alumni including industrialists L.N Mittal ...
Wisconsin's high-subsidy Foxconn project seen as 'pawn' in U.S.-China trade war - Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Foxconn's promised project in Wisconsin has become a bargaining chip in a larger geopolitical game involving President Trump's tariffs, analysts say.
Trump tariffs, US-Chinese trade war make Foxconn project a 'pawn' - Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Foxconn's promised project in Wisconsin has become a bargaining chip in a larger geopolitical game involving President Trump's tariffs, analysts say.
EPS for Nektar Therapeutics (NKTR) Expected At $-0.70 | Thorold News - Thorold News
Investors sentiment increased to 1.75 in Q3 2018. Its up 0.62, from 1.13 in 2018Q2. It improved, as 24 investors sold Nektar Therapeutics shares while 82.
STEM and STEAM opportunities abound in Westfield schools - MyCentralJersey.com
McKinley Elementary School was bustling Jan. 24, as 350 students, teachers, parents and community members gathered for the 6th annual STEM Night.
Successful STEM night at McKinley Elementary School - MyCentralJersey.com
McKinley Elementary School was bustling Jan. 24, as 350 students, teachers, parents and community members gathered for the 6th annual STEM Night.
COVER STORY: How big data and the AI behind it can shape Louisville's economy - Louisville Business First
Louisville must address three critical gaps in order to make the city a front-runner in this field: greater awareness, a better pipeline for this type of talent and ...
Self-proclaimed scientist Frank Russo found dead in home at Paradise, son Joel Russo charged with murder - The Advertiser
A self-proclaimed research scientist and blogger has been found dead in his Paradise home – and his son charged with his murder. Frank Pio Russo, who ...
Proof of Rook: Chess on the Bitcoin Lightning Network - CryptoGlobe
Koala Studio, an online gaming platform that's building on top of Bitcoin's Lighting Network, has recently launched its first title: Lightning Chess. The game is ...
Interview with Shamil Tarpischev - Realnoe vremya
The president of the Russian Tennis Federation on competition with leaders, testing among kids and advice to Federer.
'Zoho exists because India exists' - FactorDaily
Cloud software solutions company Zoho is an outlier for many reasons, as is its co-founder Sridhar Vembu. He's shunned VC funding and said no to a buyout ...
Playing to Win: Using Sports to Develop Evidence-Based Arguments - New York Times
From honing arguments on current sports controversies to making a case for the G.O.A.T. to proposing needed rules changes, here are some ideas for using ...
KCF promotes USA scholastic events - Chessbase News
The 53rd Annual Greater New York Scholastic Team and Individual Chess Championships and a similar event in Chicago were held recently, and the Greater ...
Community Lost an Advocate in Thompson | Editorials - Rio Grande Sun
The Española Valley lost another great advocate last week. Brian Thompson died Jan. 29 at the age of 68. He was a truly community-focused man, always ready ...
How an online game is helping robots develop common sense - Toronto Star
Iconary can be played in collaboration with a collection of algorithms nicknamed AllenAI, capable of deciphering symbols and language and even deploying ...
The fine line between a Nobel and jail: How a renowned Israeli botanist ended up in prison for a drug op - Haaretz
One day in November 2016, as Nissim Krispil was sitting in the yard of his home in Moshav Tirosh, near Beit Shemesh – and two weeks after he received a ...
New Caledonian crows smart enough to plan three steps ahead to solve tricky problem - MENAFN.COM
(MENAFN - The Conversation) My ideas about animal behaviour were turned upside down in 2002 when I watched Betty, a New Caledonian crow, fashion a ...
New Caledonian crows smart enough to plan three steps ahead to solve tricky problem - The Conversation AU
New Caledonian crows are famous for using tools to reach a reward. Now scientists have confirmed they can plan several steps ahead, like a chess player ...