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Cloud Computing and AI Adoption
“AI Weekly: Driving Cloud Growth with AI Adoption” — Copyright © 2015 by IBM. All Rights Reserved. Articles published by the Center for Internet & Society at University of Massachusetts at Amherst do not necessarily reflect the views of the IBM Center for Internet & Society. Articles in this collection may not be available in…
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Santa Clarita Public Library – Fall Programming
Santa Clarita Public Library anticipates strong Fall programming. Ahead of its annual Fall Open House & Open House, Santa Clarita Public Library is gearing up to launch several fun and educational events for patrons. One of them is a series of special programs for children ages 2-8 in early October. The library will present “Santa…
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Bitcoin Markets – What Are the Real Bitcoin Markets?
Introduction by Anthony H. This article provides an updated and comprehensive price overview for the top ten cryptocurrency exchanges. Although this information may not be exact, it is the most current and comprehensive for the leading cryptocurrency exchanges on the market today. This information may not be current and current prices are subject to change.…
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Elgato Wave:1 Beginner’s Dream
For the past 15 years, iMate has been a source of inspiration for many gamers. The first generation of iMate, the iMate 2, was a game that many considered an important landmark in the history of game-making. But the next generation of iMate was simply an improvement over the first; it was not a true…
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The Ballad of Gay Tony Game Review
“The great American classic game of ‘The Ballad of Gay Tony’ was on our computer this morning, and we have played the game for a number of years. I had a number of requests for a few pictures, and today we did just that; and boy, I can tell you, it is a great time…
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The Computer Science Education
(This essay is part of a four-part series by the author, which will be presented in a future issue of The Stanford Review, which will focus primarily on how students of different disciplines make use of computer and information technology to solve problems throughout their lives. An extensive bibliography of material on the subject is…
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The Cocktail Foundation’s New History Point
© 2009-2013 The Cocktail Foundation, cfb. All rights reserved. Permission to publish from the author. The Cocktail Foundation has chosen to use the following format to indicate what it considers to be a unique point in time (“point in time”), a point in a cocktail recipe’s history, for which it is providing a historical overview…
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What Do You Want to Know About The New York Times?
This article is an example of a comment. To view this article online, click the ‘Reply’ button and fill in the form below. When you see comments in this article, the author is actually writing, so please read it carefully. You have to be aware that the comment on a specific issue is not only…
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Solving Crypto’s Tax Problem – A $100M Series A
Solving Crypto’s Tax Problem – A $100M Series A. Starting with Your Brother. Software developer Brian “Bret” Wirth has been helping create software for years. But he doesn’t often share his insights. In recent years, in response to his brother’s death, Wirth has been sharing a great deal of information about how he uses the…
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Cheap Controllers in Canada
Cheap controllers, and even games can be purchased in Canada at stores such as Circuit City, GameStop and many more. This article covers the best deals on cheap controllers in Canada, where the prices are much lower than in North America. Cheaper controllers in Canada can be found at Circuit City, GameStop, Target, Amazon, and…
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