25-03-2012 16:37 Artificial intelligence? More like...artificial stupid! D: Watch me play through this level of Hitman: Blood Money! My Vlogging Channel - My Skit Channel - Twitter -
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20-03-2012 15:54 The number of members from my research group turned off by HAARP-related technologies is up to six. These members are experiencing sudden weakness, no energy, no appetite, extreme sleepiness to physical collapse to the point of requiring hospitalization. The doctors shake their heads not knowing the cause of these symptoms. The body is shut down to the point of cardiac arrest in some cases. HAARP is connected to a series of technologies that boggles the mind that combines chemtrails, nano technologies, super soldiers program, psychic programs BillyHayes: Haiti Jan 12, 2010: BillyHayes: Remember when China said that the US was responsible for the quake on May 12, 2010: BillyHayes: and now the Japan quake last year: BillyHayes: Pretty sure they will dissapear again, so need to make copy if you can Press Release Video: 3/22 Press Release: ----------- HAARP @ Haiti Quake 1/12/2010: HAARP @ China Quake 5/12/2010: HAARP @ Japan Quake 3/11/2011: Billy and Terral03 on HAARP: Morgellons, Nanomedicine, Nanotechnology and Chemtrails: Super Soldiers: Russians Top US in Paranormal Research: Billy Hayes and HAARP: Terral03.com: March 11, 2011 Japan PDF: Download Paltalk Messenger (Free): Terral's Research Group:
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31-03-2012 10:02 3rd part of an interview with Kevin B. Korb, this one focusing on AI, AGI and the Singularity. -- Kevin's research is in artificial intelligence and the philosophy of science and the interrelation between the two, and especially the automation of scientific induction, or causal discovery. He is also co-founder of Psyche: An Interdisciplinary Journal of Research on Consciousness. Recent presentations: The Philosophy of Computer Simulation, an invited talk at the 13th International Congress of Logic Methodology and Philosophy of Science, Beijing, 9-15 August, 2007 . Two Technical Reports Kevin B. Korb, Carlo Kopp and Lloyd Allison (1997) A Statement on Higher Education Policy in Australia. Dept Computer Science, Monash University, Melbourne, 1997. This is our submission to the West Higher Education Review Committee. Kevin B. Korb (1998) Research Writing in Computer Science. This is an updated (1998) version of: Technical Report 97/308. Dept Computer Science, Monash University, Melbourne, 1997. This explains some of what goes into good research writing, including argument analysis and an understanding of cognitive errors that people are prone to make. It also discusses research ethics. "The Ethics of AI" Kevin's paper on the subject can be found here in pdf format -- Kevin Korb -- The Ethics of AI (IEEE). Kevin gave a presentation at the Singularity Summit AU 2010. Abstract: "There are two questions about the ethics of arti?cial intelligence (AI) which are central: * How ...
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06-04-2012 14:08 Latest BBC Horizon documentary (04/04/12) Programs theme was about Man's quest to find Artificial Intelligence. BBC Horizon documentaries are some of the best documentaries you can get. I myself like the one's about the universe ie time travel, worm hole, parallel universes etc Enjoy & Comment Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for fair use for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use
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18-02-2012 11:59 Just a thing i did whilst messing about in KSP
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20-02-2012 15:24 Trajectory generation and control for a variable-pitch quadrotor helicopter developed at MIT's Aerospace Controls Lab. The variable-pitch propellers allow for more aggressive maneuvers and aerobatics than possible with typical fixed-pitch quadrotors. Experiments were performed in the RAVEN testbed with infrastructure support from Boeing Research and Technology.
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02-04-2012 07:19 Bruce Thayer and Grant West (B/E Aerospace) introduce the new range of B/E Aerospace galley inserts at last week's Aircraft Interiors EXPO in Hamburg. Copyright © 2012 APEX (Videographer Jonathan Norris)
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19-04-2012 04:23 The closing wrap up video from the Summit The inaugural Global Aerospace Summit 2012 - a strategic gathering of global industry leaders discussing future growth strategies took place on the 16th and 17th April 2012. An exclusive interactive forum, this invitation-only summit brings together national and international C-level executives from across the aerospace, aviation and space sectors to shape their futures. For more videos, white papers and audio files visit The Global Aerospace Summit will take place again on the 6th and 7th April 2014. To apply to attend visit The Global Aerospace Summit incorporates three themes: aerospace, aviation and space, complemented by closed door discussions, a private procurement meeting programme, field trips to aerospace and aviation facilities and a careers programme targeting vocational and professional development.
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04-04-2012 10:39 Artist: Mind Spin Title: Dragonfly EP Label: Digital Nature Records Genre: Psychedelic Release Date: 26/03/2012 Tracklist: 01. Mind Spin - Dragonfly 02. Aerospace - Computer Music (Mind Spin Remix) 03. Mind Spin - Flow
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24-04-2012 12:29 Honda has launched a new environmental award program for its dealers in the US The "Green Dealer" Leadership awards will be given to Honda and Acura dealers who reduce their environmental impact by a minimum 10 percent reduction in total energy use at their dealerships. Bombardier Aerospace has announced the top companies for CSR initiatives in its supplier recognition program. The recipients for 2011 are Pratt and Whitney Canada, the 3M Company, and Aeronova Aerospace SA Sears continues its Earth Day initiatives with two eco-friendly consumer programs. The company's Kmart stores are accepting trade-ins of old electronics and giving out gift cards for the value of the product. Sears automotive customers can turn in old batteries in exchange for a Sears award card. For more information on these and other stories, go to
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The finding contradicts several earlier studies, notably a 2007 report from Canada that said the benefits of ICDs were limited for older people.
"Their discussion looked at defibrillators in patients who were older and sicker," said Dr. Paul Chan, an assistant professor of medicine at the University of Missouri in Kansas City, and lead author of the new report. "It found use of defibrillators was limited, because they were more likely to die. But there was no control group, no comparison with a group of similar patients who did not get defibrillators."
The new study did have such a control group. It looked at results for 500 people who got ICDs because their left ventricles, which pump blood to the body, were functioning at no more than 35 percent of capacity. The study compared those results to those for a similar number of people with the same condition who did not get ICDs.
"We found that older people were more likely to die," Chan said, "but in this older group of patients, we still found they got a benefit from the defibrillator, similar to that seen in the other age groups."
Over the course of the six-year study, the overall death rate was 26.7 percent for the non-ICD group and 21.6 percent for the ICD group. This 30 percent reduction in deaths was the same for people 75 and older as well as younger recipients. Read more…
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Once you turn 40 you start hearing a different tune from your doctor. The person who once said you were healthy as an ox is starting to tell you about the problems of aging, how you aren't as strong as you used to be and that oncoming illnesses are imminent and dangerous. This has led many to believe that their doctor is trying to make them a hypochondriac. Are doctors doing this, or is it just the imagination of someone who really cannot accept that his or her health truly is declining? If the doctor is doing this, is this considered malpractice? All of these questions will be answered.
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The American Telemedicine Association applauds the ongoing development of electronic medical records and related health information technologies. These systems lead to greater provider and payer administrative efficiencies; but more importantly, they are a vehicle for improving healthcare quality, increasing access and reducing costs through telemedicine. The complete integration of telemedicine services is an essential element in establishing meaningful use of the investment in HIT. Telemedicine combines high-tech technologies and a human touch to improve the lives of patients, regardless of their location.
"Electronic records and IT systems mean little to the healthcare consumer if they aren't integrated into the delivery of actual patient services," said Jonathan Linkous, CEO of the American Telemedicine Association. "The government has its own definition, but for patients, 'meaningful use' means telemedicine."
ATA's position represents a growing consensus among consumers, providers and payers that telemedicine should be an important component of reformed healthcare. This is evidenced in the following developments:
1. A majority of consumers now want remote access to care - According to a new Deloitte survey of health care consumers 55% want to communicate with their doctors via email. 68% percent are interested in remote monitoring devices that allow self-monitoring of their condition and electronic reporting of results to their physician.
2. Congress addressing cross-state licensure issues - Congress has just passed a law eliminating duplicate state license requirements for physicians treating the nation's military families and veterans. They are also exploring other solutions to streamline licensure, enabling physicians to remotely deliver healthcare anywhere in the country.
3. Billions announced for innovations in Medicare and Medicaid - The new CMS Innovation Center is about to announce up to $1 billion in grants for the winners of the Health Care Innovation Challenge. In addition, more than $1 billion more will be announced soon for other focused initiatives such as Bundled Payments, Comprehensive Primary Care, and the Strong Start Program.
4. The start of Accountable Care Organizations (ACOs) - The first set of 32 pioneer ACOs, serving 860,000 patients, was announced last December with others due to be announced this March and May. ATA estimates that one quarter of all Americans, 73 million patients, are now covered under some form of managed care health insurance program.
ATA has been leading the effort in all of these areas and will continue to work with all stakeholders to ensure the HIT and telemedicine are combined to best serve patient populations.
Organizations and individuals interested in learning more about telemedicine and HIT are encouraged to attend the ATA 2012 Annual Meeting, April 29-May 1, 2012, in San Jose, California. ATA 2012 is the world's largest telemedicine, telehealth and mHealth event, with 450 presentations and an exhibit hall with 200 product and service vendors. This year, over 4,500 healthcare professionals--clinicians, administrators, entrepreneurs, IT specialists, engineers and more--are expected to attend. Free passes for the ATA 2012 Exhibit Hall are available. For more information, visit http://www.ATA2012.com.
The American Telemedicine Association is the leading resource and advocate promoting the use of advanced remote medical technologies. ATA and its diverse membership work to fully integrate telemedicine into healthcare systems to improve quality, equity and affordability of healthcare throughout the world. Established in 1993, ATA is headquartered in Washington, D.C. For more information, visit http://www.americantelemed.org .
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Each session will be moderated by Robert McGonnagle, publisher of CAP Today. Each of the four webinar sessions will include several experts in the field who will deliver short & focused presentations, and then will interact with McGonnagle and attendees about the major points presented.
These webinars will serve as a bridge between the recent, comprehensive article about regulatory aspects of digital pathology that appeared in CAP Today (see:Regulators Scanning the Digital Scanners) and the two most important, national conferences focusing on digital pathology, Pathology Visions 2012, the annual conference of the DPA, to be held October 28-31, 2012 and Pathology Informatics 2012 to be held October 9 – 12, 2012 in Chicago.
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May 9| Cultural and Strategic Barriers to the adoption of Digital Pathology
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SAN JOSE, Calif., April 25, 2012 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ -- Telemedicine, once a specialty niche, is quickly becoming a new standard of care for hospitals and healthcare providers across America. Driven by patient demand and an imperative to improve healthcare quality and accessibility, telemedicine is now a near-requirement for modern medical institutions. Organizations not adopting these technologies expose themselves to declining clinical outcomes, loss of market-share and potential litigation.
"You can no longer afford to ignore telemedicine or offer it only as a peripheral service," said Jon Linkous, CEO of the American Telemedicine Association. "Providers that don't integrate telemedicine into their delivery models are limiting patient access to the best on-demand care possible. They are also losing out to their competitors who are using the technology to improve care, reduce costs and expand their markets."
The importance of telemedicine as a standard of care is evident in several areas:
Increased patient demand for telemedicine. According to ATA over 10 million Americans are now directly benefitting from telemedicine each year.
State mandates for insurance coverage of telehealth services. 15 states have now passed laws requiring private payers to cover services provided via telemedicine. The foundation for this legislation is that patients should receive the best care, regardless of whether an on-site provider is available.
A growing standard of care: Practically every hospital in the country uses telemedicine to assure 24/7 access to professional radiology services. Similar use is now growing for many other specialty services. So it is not surprising that patient and consumer groups are starting to expect such access everywhere. In fact, several recent lawsuits (that were later settled out of court) were filed against hospitals for not providing telemedicine services.
Organizations and individuals interested in learning more about telemedicine are encouraged to attend the ATA 2012 Annual Meeting, April 29-May 1, 2012 in San Jose, California. ATA 2012 is the world's largest telemedicine, telehealth and mHealth event, with 450 presentations and an exhibit hall with 200 product and service vendors. This year, over 4,500 healthcare professionals--clinicians, administrators, entrepreneurs, IT specialists, engineers and more--are expected to attend. Free passes for the ATA 2012 Exhibit Hall are available. For more information, visit http://www.ATA2012.com .
The American Telemedicine Association is the leading resource and advocate promoting the use of advanced remote medical technologies. ATA and its diverse membership work to fully integrate telemedicine into healthcare systems to improve quality, equity and affordability of healthcare throughout the world. Established in 1993, ATA is headquartered in Washington, D.C. For more information, visit http://www.americantelemed.org .
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