Has Premier Christy Clark had her enough’s enough scandal?

Premier Christy Clark used voicemail to apologize to NDP Leader John Horgan, who, in turn, said he was no hurry to make amends over what he called ‘just the weirdest thing in the world.’ Premier Christy Clark used voicemail to apologize to NDP Leader John Horgan, who, in turn, said he was no hurry to make amends over what he called ‘just the weirdest thing in the world.’

Now you can “build your own” bio-bot

For the past several years, researchers at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign have been developing a class of walking “bio-bots” powered by muscle cells and controlled with electrical and optical pulses. Now, Rashid Bashir’s bioengineering research group is sharing the recipe for the current generation of bio-bots.

TV billionaire Bruce Gordon has news for rival Nine

Local pride: Billionaire owner of WIN Bruce Gordon at his regional network's Wollongong HQ this week. Photo: Sylvia Liber The network that supplied his top-rating shows for almost three decades may have launched a direct assault on his TV company’s flagship program, but WIN Corporation owner Bruce Gordon has a news flash for Nine: WIN News is not going anywhere.

Cloud Analytics Market Studies Research 2017 Detailed Analysis and Forecast by 2025

With a continuous rise in the use of digital tools across every possible application of organizations and the mounting volumes of digital data produced by a vast number of digital terminals, effective ways of storing accessing, using, and analyzing this data to gain rich insights have been long sought. Of the several technologies to have evolved in response to these requirements, cloud computing has established itself as one of the most reliable, flexible, economical, and efficient of the lot.

Data Center Networking Market Trends, Regulations and Competitive Landscape Outlook to 2025

Present-day enterprises are highly dependent on the efficiency of their data center and performance of applications to excel on the fronts of enhances employee productivity, increases revenues and, reduced operational costs. In order to achieve these objectives, simplification of internal networks, virtualization, and consolidation are three crucial aspects that enterprises need to work upon.

Haynes and Boone Trial Team Helps Win $500 Million ZeniMax Verdict

A Dallas federal jury on February 1 returned a $500 million verdict for Haynes and Boone, LLP clients ZeniMax Media Inc. and idSoftware in a high-profile trial followed closely by the technology industry. The ZeniMax trial team combined a Haynes and Boone team led by Partner Phillip Philbin and included Associates Mike Karson and Tiffany Cooke , with a group from Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom led by Tony Sammi.

Foreign hacker gets 8 years in $55M US scam case

A prolific foreign hacker behind sophisticated cyberattacks that netted an estimated $55 million was sentenced Friday to eight years in prison in rare win for law enforcement officials who have identified, but failed to arrest, hundreds of others like him. Prosecutors in federal court in Brooklyn had sought up to 14 years behind bars for Ercan Findikoglu, a Russian-speaking Turkish national so skilled with computers that he tracked the sprawling international heist in real-time to make sure a small army of thieves wouldn’t cheat him out of his share of the proceeds.

Ford to invest $1B in A.I. startup toward self-driving cars

Ford announced today it’s investing $1 billion over the next five years in an artificial intelligence startup founded by former Google and Uber employees to further the development of autonomous vehicle technology. The massive investment will make Ford the majority stakeholder in Argo AI, but the automaker said the software company has been structured to operate with “substantial independence.”

B.C. Premier Christy Clark apologizes over claims NDP hacked her party’s website

British Columbia Premier Christy Clark has apologized to New Democrat Leader John Horgan over her accusations that the Opposition was involved in criminal hacking of her Liberal party’s website. The acknowledgment is the latest twist in a spiralling storyline that unravelled Friday when Independent member of the legislature Vicki Huntington came forward to say her staff had access to the private information – without any attempt at hacking.

‘The Space Between Us’…

Asa Butterfield plays a boy who was born and raised on Mars, and what happens when he returns to Earth in “The Space Between Us. “The Space Between Us” is basically “The Martian” told somewhat in reverse, and featuring forgettable characters and a romance that is faintly ridiculous.

ITEXPO: The UC Outlook

I spoke with a few VoIP executives including CoreDial at ITEXPO. There are two separate layers: cheap voice or POTS replacement and people who want a comms platform.

Valve is working on three full VR games

Valve is working on three new virtual reality games, which company chief Gabe Newell describes as full games rather than tech demos. At a media round-table at the company’s Bellevue, Washington headquarters yesterday, Newell said that the games represent a second generation of VR releases, which will be longer and more in-depth than previous demo-like experiences.

Need some soothing? Listen to elevators talk

Need some soothing? Listen to elevators talk A Finnish company lets you listen in as its elevators send it real-time reports. Check out this story on USATODAY.com: http://usat.ly/2kv6k1z A screen shot from a website provided by the Finnish elevator company Kone, of its elevator in Illinois talking to it via the cloud.

Apps: App Diary: Leo’s Fortune, Minimize, Stagehand, Word Cookies

Leo’s Fortune – As much as I was impressed by 1337 & Senri’s award-winning platformer when it debuted three years ago , like many iOS games it was just one of those that I was never able to fully appreciate and get into with the iPhone’s smaller screen and more limited control interface. Therefore, it goes almost without saying that when I saw it show up on the Apple TV earlier this year, I was intrigued, and with the full TV presentation and proper game controller support, I was able to jump in with more enthusiasm than before.

Women engineers discuss a Hidden Figuresa and lingering challenges – 3:45 pm updated:

The non-fiction book and its film counterpart “Hidden Figures” revealed the genius behind the American space race in the 1960s: a cohort of black women who, despite segregation and discrimination, applied their genius in math and engineering to help send our rockets and astronauts into space and bring them back safely. CLEMSON – The non-fiction book and its film counterpart “Hidden Figures” revealed the genius behind the American space race in the 1960s: a cohort of black women who, despite segregation and discrimination, applied their genius in math and engineering to help send our rockets and astronauts into space and bring them back safely.

Grateful Deada s former publicist reflects on years with Marina s most famous band

I hung out with rock historian Dennis McNally one rainy afternoon this week to take a look at some of the photos he’s curating for the California Historical Society’s upcoming exhibit on the 50th anniversary of the Summer of Love. At the same time, I was there for a little preview of a talk he’s giving – an insider’s account of his years with the Grateful Dead – at the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Marin later this month.

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Reduce some of that cable clutter with the ultra compact Jackery Bolt 6,000mAh external battery charger that features a built-in Apple Lighting cable for your iPhone or iPad and a built-in micro-USB cable for other mobile devices. With an additional open USB port you can charge up to 3 devices at once.

Sentencing of hacker in $55M scam is a rare win for feds

A prolific Russian-speaking hacker behind cyberattacks that netted an estimated $55 million is facing sentencing by a U.S. judge on a conviction considered an unusual win for law enforcement officials who have identified, but failed to arrest, hundreds of others like him. Ercan Findikoglu, a Turkish national who also speaks English, pleaded guilty last year conspiracy charges that could land him in prison for up to 14 years.