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it combines machine learning with google earth and maps data on the local weather information and prettyression bandage should be? engineers at mit have created a colour changing one to help. i transmitting fibres are woven into a conventional bandage causing it to change colour according to the pressure levels. probably not so great if you are colour blind, though. the hay festival is a place to share ideas, to collaborate, and to think about the future. one project which debuted this year was transmission from the uk's natural environment research council. leading scientists we re research council. leading scientists were paired with award—winning artist to create works that would shed light on the science. children's author and illustrator chris horton works with climate scientist doctor emily shuttra to create an animation looking at her work and provide a warning on climate change. over time, this land packs together, it crashes under its own weight so tightly that it becomes solid ice. but it isn't com pletely becomes solid ice. but it isn't completely solid, it contains tiny bubbl

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i think that has led to positive results for google earth, google and the world at large.peak specifically about certain projects that google may or may not have engaged in, because i am concerned about retaliation from my company. emily: what can you tell us, then, about your own experience at google, and the experiences of your colleagues that you have witnessed? it is not just about hiring, it is about retention and progression. you know how have you felt about , your own journey at google, and do you feel like management has supportive of advancing your career? liz: i think that i have been very lucky that i have a supportive management chain. i know that other people have been significantly less lucky. that i have had experiences with hostile managers who refuse to advance their promotions and career prospects. i know of people who have been assigned the wrong level upon hire, and had take two or three years to be assigned to what their similar peers have been assigned. therefore it is kind of a situation where a lot of people, myself included, had many micro-aggressi

fun pictures they'd taken of the outside of his house which allowed me to pinpoint a location on google earth. what's become of the place but to get there. we have to cross for you friday's river. with the bridges blowing this is the only way to get across. jamie williams and his team come along. we have no idea if i use sympathises are still hanging around in the syrian government forces are about fifteen kilometers away. so we need to get across the river and back as quickly as possible. on the way adventure takes a wrong turn. using the coordinates i trek our path as we close each other soon a can you lend me a little to town comes into view. that's it. thanks the house or if it's living in one of the men from devon a neighbor emerges and confirms we are in the right plants. as we shovel but nothing. i thought. he was a bit like me big like me the same but i don't want to know that because we had a scuffle he forced his way out of i'm scared out of it i started getting in. abdulaziz bin remembers your roof is a grand standing thug. he was playing a big being and i asked commander of the is

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now you can get google earth pictures of just about anything you want, plus other more exotic surveillance platforms. couple that with weapons accurate at distance, and the old habits that most of us grew up in the military that are on sort of the back nine of life now involved mass, large forces and thing, maneuvering and things like that. ubiquitous pervasive surveillance at a distance, mass takes on a whole new aspect and it becomes a critical vulnerability. we've got to do something that secretary -- we've got to consider doing something that secretary gates talked about during his tenure as secretary of defense and develop the ability to have a widely distributed, politically sustainable, operationally resistant posture. you hear a little bit of echos of this in when general millie with the u.s. -- the u.s. army chief of staff is calling a multi-domain battle. translation, ground forces cannot be content to just stand on the beach with fixed bayonets and let the navy and air force duke it out for control of the sea and airspace. the army has to be able to participate with weapons also

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we're trying to get a google earth to see how far the medical center is from the newspaper to see why they would be on lockdown. we know some schools were on lock down. it's unclear why the medical center handling patients is also on lock down. we've been talking about the reporter, phil davis, that gave us great insight. he was inside as the shooting happened. he just gave an interview to the baltimore sun. we told you the sun is the parent company of the capital newspaper. they own the baltimore sun. they were also swept out of security reasons because of this shooting. phil davis "it was like a war zone. a situation that would be hard to describe for a while. he says i'm a police reporter. i write about this stuff. not necessarily to this extend but shootings and death all the time. as much as i'm going to try to articulate how traumatizing it is to be hiding under your desk, you don't know until you're there and you feel helpless." davis said he and others were under their desk and said "i don't know why. i don't know why he stopped. police arrived and surrounded the shooter." dav

and he invented google earth view and taught at stanford and offered a course on advanced computing andffered at on line he had 400 students who are registered at stanford in 83,000 people who signed up on line. it made the stanford faculty. mad because they were paid tuition. considerable number of them finish the course. when he did the final the top stanford student was number 400 and the final exam. there were 399 of the people on line who did better and he said he had the sobering realization that as much as he liked his lectures they weren't the most effective way to live. the most effective way is to have a relationship where you ask a computer over and over again didn't get it because the computer never got bored. it's very hard to ask a professor three of three, four, five times the same question. begin intimidate yourself. you are not willing to put the computer doesn't care. he wanted to go out and experiment so he built you destiny which is an on line learning system and found the california faculty hated it because it was a threat. i once wrote a look in the subtitle was pi

it combines machine learning with google earth and maps data, local weather information, and propertyonal bandage, causing it to change colour according to the pressure level. probably not so great if you're colour blind, though! well, back at hay, its deep concentration here in the scribblers hut. it's a digital animation and video mapping workshop run by mash cinema. creepy laughter we are creating monsters, and then we're going to animate them. we're using a free app called tagtool on these ipads. you draw the monsterfirst, and then you animate it. the idea is its teaching these children more about the art of animation. the software is fairly intuitive. the animating function records the motion of your hand. because it's done on an ipad, you can literally create a 2—d digital creature or animated graffiti whenever inspiration hits. there's also a function that lets you collaborate on artwork with other tagtool users. i thought all the monsters here were equally scary, although here are some of our favourites. but it was after dark that they really came to life. the team went into g

at the missing blood on google earth and. it's a profound and personal story told with plenty of incidental humor. humor obviously one of the light word to use of this of this festival. wonderful elements of the absurd in. you have the story and samuel mayo's you know who fought in lebanon and knows what it is to be a child soldier actually received death threats after this film so it's definitely a controversial one there's one other highlight that i want to bring you before we close disobedience is the name of the film by the oscar willing to lay in director of the bus to. go and that premiered last year last fall at the toronto film festival and it's starring rachel wise and rachel mcadams in a story of a bit in love the same sex love between two women within the orthodox jewish community in north london so some great performances there give me my freedom and pretty provoking look at same sex relationships in the confines of religion i could go on forever but i know we have to stop. and go to the website absolutely more a.

it combines machine learning with google earth and maps data, local weather information, and property conventional bandage, causing it to change colour according to the pressure level. probably not so great if you're colour blind, though! well, back at hay, it's deep concentration here in the scribblers hut. it's a digital animation and video mapping workshop run by mash cinema. creepy laughter. we are creating monsters, and then we're going to animate them. we're using a free app called tagtool on these ipads. you draw the monsterfirst, and then you animate it. the idea is it's teaching these children more about the art of animation. the software is fairly intuitive. the animating function records the motion of your hand. because it's done on an ipad, you can literally create a 2—d digital creature or animated graffiti whenever inspiration hits. there's also a function that lets you collaborate on artwork with other tagtool users. i thought all the monsters here were equally scary, although here are some of our favourites. but it was after dark that they really came to life. the team

and invent google's earth view, and taught at stanford and offer a cores on advanced computing and offered online. and he had 400 students who are registered at stanford and 53,000 people who signed up online. which frankly made the stanford faculty pretty mad bse they weren't paying tuition. out of the -- considerable number of them finished the course. when he did the final, the top stanford student was number 400 in the final exam. there were 99 other people online who did better -- 399 other people online who did better. he had a sobering realization that as much as he liked the electric toward they weren't the most effective way to learn. he most fee effective was was to have a relationship where you asking the computer over and over if you didn't get it because the computer never got bored. very, very hard. very hard to ask a professor three, four, five times, the same question. you just -- you get intimidate by yourself, and even professors willing, you're not willing to but the computer doesn't care. and so he thought, he wanted to go and experiment with so it he built udacity, an

displayed on the rooftops they were so big apparently that you can see them from space or at least google earth so this conversation is also happening in washington where one democratic senator chris murphy got into a bit of a testy back and forth with the saudi embassy over this incident he initially tweeted that the war is spiraling out of control after the saudi u.s. and you a equalisation bombed the facility so the saudi embassy in washington then replied to him saying that it was unfortunate it was an unfortunate incident and blamed the charity for not providing the coordinates so that's created this additional conversation about coordinates in the embassy has unleashed or they've had an a torrent of criticism unleashed towards them because of this with some saying that they are victim blaming now the senator has posted. the comment thread really accusing the coalition and the embassy of not telling the truth in this incident and the saudi ambassador to the us has his perspectives and he says that this assault on who data the operations in yemen or to remove the control of the who are thes

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