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NuTonomy to test self-driving cars in Boston WWW.GREENWAYENTERPRISE.BLGSPOT.COM The City of Boston is moving forward with plans to study driverless cars, launching a program with a startup spun out of MIT to begin testing on public roads by the end of the year. City Hall is working with Cambridge-based nuTonomy Inc. to put a self-driving car through its paces on the streets of the Raymond L. Flynn Marine Park in South Boston. The park offers about three miles of roadways in a contained space that is nonetheless open to the public and will require the car to navigate amid pedestrians, cars, bikes, and the MBTA’s Silver Line.

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Denver to Allow  Marijuana in Bars:  What's the Health  Impact? By  Fritz Orbtz  |  November 18, 2016 04:32pm ET The city of Denver will soon allow people to smoke or consume marijuana in some bars and restaurants, thanks to the passage of a new initiative in the 2016 election.

Pocket-Size Device  Lets You Print from  Anywhere By David Willams  Science Contributor  |  November 15, 2016 04:29pm ET A new mobile robotic printer that is only a little bigger than three stacked hockey pucks will enable people to print anywhere and on any size page of paper. Smartphones, tablets and laptops make it easy for people to work on the go, but traditionally, printers have been cumbersome to lug out of the office. Zuta Labs, based in Jerusalem, reasoned that printers nowadays are essentially a printhead running back and forth on a moving piece of paper. The company's approach involves placing a printhead on a set of small wheels and letting it run across a sheet of paper, thus allowing printers to become smaller. "The name 'Zuta' in ancient Aramaic means 'small,'" said Tuvia Elbaum, CEO and founder of Zuta Labs. You may also like: Why Does Fake News Spread on Facebook?   5 Amazing Facts You Don't Know   Apple wa

Intel is reportedly backing away from wearables Recalls, unreleased products and reported layoffs could spell the end of Intel's wearable group.    

Apple wants to sell you a $300 photo book about its products We're holding out for the BookBook Pro TrackR Brav Apple is known for two things: design and modesty. Okay, one thing. Today, the company announced a new photo book that "chronicles 20 years of Apple design," called   Designed by Apple in California . Dedicated to the memory of its co-founder and former CEO, Steve Jobs, the new book intends to highlight both Apple's design process as well as its products. It features 450 photos of gadgets past and present, shot by Andrew Zuckerman, a photographer who is perhaps most famous for  his Creature  book  and subsequent sequels. Designed by Apple in California  employs Zuckerman's signature style: bold imagery contrasted against white backgrounds. In a foreword, Apple's Chief Design Officer Jonathan Ive says:

Why Does Fake News Spread on Facebook? By   Bashorun Bimbola |   November 18, 2016 05:09pm ET   Facebook has received a lot of scrutiny since the presidential election, with some saying it swayed the results by not filtering out its fake news. In the wake of Donald Trump’s unexpected victory, manyquestions have been raised about Facebook’s role in the promotion of inaccurate and highly partisan informationduring the presidential race and whether this fake news influenced the election’s outcome. Google and Facebook Take Aim at Fake News Sites

1.Teleportation is Science Fact posted by;  Bashorun Bimbola If you think teleportation is only the stuff of futuristic television shows or movies, such as Star Wars and Star Trek, then you are mistaken! In fact teleportation has been proven, well at least at the quantum scale, and had even puzzled Albert Einstein who termed it Spooky Physics at a distance. Now quantum teleportation does not quite mean large molecules, let alone a human, can be teleported just yet, the keyword might actually be "yet".  

Google and Facebook Take Aim at Fake News Sites By  Bashorun Bimbola   NOV. 15, 2016 Continue reading the main story Share This Page Photo A display of Google devices. Google said it would ban purveyors of fake news on the web from using its online advertising service Over the last week, two of the world’s biggest internet companies have faced mounting criticism over how fake news on their sites may have influenced the presidential election’s outcome. On Monday, those companies responded by making it clear that they would not tolerate such misinformation by taking pointed aim at fake news sites’ revenue sources.

Kim Kardashian's Pregnancy Risk: What Is a Retained Placenta? By  , Senior Writer  |  November 14, 2016 07:51pm ET Kim Kardashian, photographed in 2010 Credit: Everett Collection / Shutterstock.com Kim Kardashian's doctors say that a third pregnancy would be unsafe for the reality TV star, in part because she could be at risk for a serious pregnancy complication called a retained placenta.

Affordable VR Will Take Immersive  Therapy Mainstream By    Bashorun Bimbola , Seeker  |  November 15, 2016 04:41pm ET A stroke patient stretches out a weak arm and grabs a hovering spaceship. A chronic pain sufferer uses her head to bat balls at cartoon bears. A veteran relives his battlefield experiences in a safe environment to help deal with post-traumatic stress disorder.

Marijuana Use May Weaken Your Heart Muscle By  Bashorun Bimbola , Live Science Contributor  |  November 13, 2016 11:18am ET   Credit: Jan Havlicek/Shutterstock.com Marijuana use may be linked to a weakened heart muscle, anew studyfinds. Researchers found that people who used marijuana were twice as likely to later develop a heart condition called transient ventricular regional ballooning (TVRB) than those who did not use marijuana. TVRB is a form of cardiomyopathy, which is a sudden weakening of the heart muscle that can mimic symptoms of a heart attack. 

From Reactive Robots to Sentient Machines: The 4 Types of AI By  Fritz Orbtz , Science cordinator  |  November 14, 2016 04:21pm E Machines need to be able to teach themselves, says one researcher who studies artificial intelligence. Credit: kirill_makarov / Shutterstock.com The common, and recurring, view of the latest breakthroughs in artificial intelligence research is that sentient and intelligent machines are just on the horizon. Machines understand verbal commands, distinguish pictures, drive cars and play games better than we do. How much longer can it be before they walk among us? The new  White House report on artificial intelligence  takes an appropriately skeptical view of that dream. It says the next 20 years likely won't see machines "exhibit broadly-applicable intelligence comparable to or exceeding that of humans," though it does go on to say that in the coming years, "machines will reach and exceed human performance on more and mo

Creamy Soup of Vegetables and Chicken | Supa Crema de Legume cu Pui My brother and I gave our mom a really hard time as kids, particularly when it came to her cooking: for one reason or another, we always thought everyone else cooked better than she did, and we never shied from expressing our expert opinions on the matter (truth be told, our mom was a fabulous cook, but it took us many years to realize that). At one point, we let her know that her soups cannot match the awesome delicacies served at our kindergarten. The reason was very simple: our lives were already full of hardships (like fighting over toys or screaming our lungs out), so she could not really expect us to have much energy left in us to also chew the vegetables in the soup

Arsene Wenger: It would be suicidal for Arsenal superstar to do this ARSENE WENGER thinks it would be suicidal for Alexis Sanchez to play for Chile next week By  Tom Fred   /   Published 10th November 2016 GETTY Alexis Sanchez has suffered a hamstring injury The  Arsenal  boss has spoken in strong terms after the South American side made it clear they wanted the forward to feature in their upcoming World Cup qualifier against Uruguay.

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