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Practice makes perfect.
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Education and Entrepreneurs…a Love Story.
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"You might be smarter, your family might come from privilege, your daddy might own a company, but you will not outwork me." – Eric Thomas
Blueprint to Success is the first in Eric Thomas' motivational mixtape series. He used to be homeless when his mother kicked him out of the house. Soon after, Eric dropped out of high school, lived in abandon buildings and ate out of trash cans. Today, he's one of the most sought after motivational speakers in the world. The difference..
He started studying the great. He wasn't just watching the game on TV no more. He started watching the men doing it. The men of phenomenal achievement.
What makes the difference for you to achieve success?
You've got to get tired of losing. It's when you get pissed and can't take losing no more. It's got to hurt. It's okey to lose, but you can never get comfortable with it. You can never get satisfied with it.
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One woman's journey from living room to law school with one husband and three kids in tow.
Wednesday, April 12, 2006
Pieces of Me
What a day it's been. First, my cat takes a chunk out of me while I'm (trying) to bathe his stupid ass. Not my fault he got out and rolled around in the dirt. Then, later this evening, my KID takes a bite out of me! Seems everyone wants a piece of mama. But can they handle it? Kitty got a bath he'll never forget. And Bubba, well...time-out was the best I could give but, yeah, it was way longer than the normal one year per age recommendation. C'mon, one minute of time-out? Why bother? Sixty minutes did the trick.
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U.S.: Democrat ConKerry can't even call God 'God.' He calls Him a 'higher being.' Who is that higher being?
Did Bob Dole and GWHBush use their military service in such a self-serving fashion? This intro film on his life glosses over much and is a slick, glossy lie. Where's the mat to wipe the stuff off my shoe?
He cried like a baby when his daughters were born. To whom? The dude never mentions his first wife. Never mentions how he dumped her, like so much garbage, and got an annulment, which effectively made both his daughters illegitimate. Instead, the slick glossy film moves on to Teresa.
His run for president was born out of frustration and a desire to make the country safer. Was this desire born after 1993, when Al Qaeda hit the WTC the first time? Or was this a desire he had when he went into Vietnam with a camera to take home movies of him, a Naval officer, striding through the jungle like an infantry man?
Pah. Mara Eliasson thinks the film is touching. Would that my brain would stop working long enough to be touched.
Update: Jim Rassman says he volunteered to speak up for Kerry. Why so defensive. To make the comment is to call his presence into question. Did he contact Kerry, or did Kerry contact him? Where was he when Kerry was running for other offices? Somehow, it doesn't sit right.
Update 2: Max Cleland who got his legs blown up going for beer, or coming from beer, is spoken of in terms that imply a negative contrast with the incumbent president. Hey, Cleland served his country honorably, as did Kerry, and Bush. However, the man who is not shot at serves as much as the man who is.
Update 3: Cleland is depicting Kerry's volunteering as though it were intentional from the outset rather than a consequence of realizing that being drafted was imminent. The difference between picking one's assignment and being assigned, I guess.
Update 4: Max Cleland sounds like he's reciting lines. The 'enthusiasm' of the crowd sounds forced. It could be my tv. Okay, so Cleland tells us that America will be a socialist paradise if Kerry becomes president.
Update 5: Kerry introduces himself and says he's reporting for duty. What a part that you wipe!
Update 6: Kerry is offering politics as theology and a life shaped by government as heaven. He is reiterating the lie that 'Bush lied.'
Update 7: He's lying like a rug about his efforts in relation to Vietnam. He's busy banging Bush. No wonder he didn't want the others to do the bashing. He wanted to offer the crowd red meat himself.
So far. What has Kerry to offer? I don't hear it. He's offering the politics of despair. We're in a depression folks.
Update 8: Slogans instead of a plan. He says Democrats are the optimists. Democrats as savior of America. The crowd is going wild.
Here's the rub in what he's saying -- it's September 10th all over again. A time out from history.
Update 9: Look, I've no problem with Democrats talking domestic policy. All well and good. However, their instincts and policies are socialist veering on communist. All that aside, we are at war. If we can't defend ourselves, then we will not need a domestic agenda. That's the bottom line.
Is Kerry and Theresa headed for divorce? What's this line about what the future holds?
Update 10: Now he's talking defense and saying nothing much. Just a bunch of assertions without a road map.
Well, he blew it. Kerry had his chance, and he blew it. GWB will wipe the floor with him next month.
Update 11: Kerry has blown it by ignoring everything that has been discovered about so-called allies unwillingness to help. He has ignored what the soldiers in the field are saying about the plan under which they operated and its success.
Worse yet, Kerry has had the sheer folly to say that America will wait to be attacked rather than respond aggressively to threats. The crowd has grown cold as he continues talking about defense, they cheer his lie about stop-loss; he calls it a "back door draft."
Kerry has blown it.
Update 12: Post 9/11, we cannot afford to wait to be attacked, especially when terrorists talk about nuclear and biochemical weapons. In a nutshell, Kerry is willing to put up with mass American casualties before he mounts a defense.
He's recycled all the old lines that kept him equal with GWB in the polls. This election will be a blowout. Kerry will be lucky if he wins Massachusetts.
Update 13: Here's the question for Kerry -- what is the role of the federal government? Should the feds intrude on states and city rights? That's what the issue of fire-houses is about. Defense is a federal issue; fire protection is a city issue.
Update 14: Here's what sinks Kerry, apart from defense. He cannot resist making a speech like a macomere man. He cannot resist making class warfare.
He's talking about Enron; what about Global Crossing and Terry McAuliffe who made $18M, just like that?
Right now, he's doing the usual Democrat BS. Frighten the elderly. Stress out the moms. Set people against each other. Class warfare. Rank. Stink. Partisan. Say whatever it takes.
Update 15: Not a new idea in the bunch. He's using Cheney's promise to the military as a device in his class warfare strategy.
Not good enough.
Defense is secondary. Reference to the military is in a social services context.
Update 16: Economic plan. Vague Bill Clinton retreads. He ought to tell Teresa about that outsourcing and taxing of companies thing.
Just remember, that the Bahamas is shuddering at the thought of a Kerry presidency.
The problem with American jobs is a lousy education system, unions, and a set of OSHA and medical policies that increase the cost of work horrendously.
Update 17: Oh man, no more jails!
Update 18: Name of this speech "promise 'em anything."
Question: buying American drugs from Canada, what will that do to the American drug industry? How many jobs will be lost in the pharmaceutical industry? How will that affect the stock market? How many ancillary jobs will be lost in other industries, as in factories that make containers, labels, produce plastic, etc.
He's pulled the Michael Moore thread now, and the crowd is loving it. Bush KNEW! Bush was in cahoots! That's not said, but that's the intent.
The hypocrisy of this liberal SOB, to talk about not being dependent on foreign oil when Democrats have stymied every effort at energy independence.
After he's trashed and bashed Bush, he's trying to cover his arse by asking Bush to make nice.
The disrespect for the Office of the President that has come from this candidate makes him unfit for office.
Update 19: After engaging in the worst, shabbiest, and most divisive politics of class warfare, this &$%# has the nerve to call for an end to it.
Update 20: Kerry wants us to believe that he's offering optimism by preaching pessimism.
Update 21: Now he's playing the stem cell research card and impugning GWB's religious belief. Kerry's point is that because Bush's respect for life inhibits the use of embryonic stem cells, he's a backward retard from the Dark Ages. The message is that with Kerry, nothing is off limits. Slippery slope? What slippery slope. It's cure at any costs. Hitler's Mengele will be our surgeon general and head of NIS.


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Well, it's been out for a while, so better late than never. I'm sure there's still a few of you that haven't picked this up yet.
Released in October last year, Vanquish is a stylish 3rd person shooter developed by Shinji Mikami, previously of Resident Evil fame and his company Platinum games.
Pre release videos and images drew comparisons with Gears of War, what with it being 3rd person and having a cover system, but with typical Japanese characters stylings and a trillion things happening on screen at once. But the important thing....is it any good? Let's go and have a bloody good look then.
The story:
It's a bit of a garbled mess, but in a cool way. Set at some point in the future, mankind has over populated the Earth. The US has made some huge space station to collect solar energy, but those sneaky Russians, led be a Psycho Mantis from Metal Gear look-a-like, overtakes control of the satellite, blows San Francisco off the face of the planet and threatens that the US should step down, otherwise New York is left. A group is formed to take on the Red menace, led by big, burly and bearded man mountain Colonel Robert Burns and aided with a tonne of cannon fodder and a lone soldier with an experimental battle-suit, Chain smoking Sam Gideon. Taking the role of Sam, you have to blow your way through the robotic menace and destroy the space station.
What I liked:
Basically.....everything. The team at Platinum Games have created a title that is effortlessly cool. And I do mean cool. You could use this game to chill your beer! Taking control of Sam, you can play several different ways. Controls are standard fare, right trigger to fire, left trigger to aim. You duck into cover with X, grenade with Yand select a choice of up to four weapon types with the d-pad etc etc. right bumper is for reload, and left is to activate your suit power, which is almost like a sprint, except you slide around on your knees in the style of an amputee with rockets on your stumps! While out of cover, hitting X sees you perform dodge-style rolls, and when combining this with the aim trigger the world enters a slo-mo bullet time type thing where you can slowly pick apart groups of enemies, or in more extreme cases shoot actual missiles out of the sky! It takes a while to master, but once it clicks instead of just simply shooting an enemy until it goes dead, you'll slide into cover, leap over it, click slo-mo, kill a legion of troops, land into more cover and light up a fag......it's like Gear of War ballet edition. Some levels are outstanding, memorable fights include a high speed monorail chase that flips around like fighting on a rollercoaster, a huge walking robotic spider that once you think you have beaten it transforms into a giant walking Iron giant, and a fight in zero gravity. Your transforming gun is a great addition, and there are varieties of weapons to pick up, from usual assault rifles and rocket launchers to disc launching rifles and lock on multiple lasers. Sound effects are awesome, the soundtrack is great, and the character voices are some of the most funny i've ever hear in a game....top marks go to Colonel Burns, who can't say a simple phrase without shouting it as loud and gruff as possible....think Brian Blessed smoking 40 Marlboro a day and you're about there. He's also responsible for one of the greatest lines in video game history....."Thank god i'm an Athiest!".
What I loathed:
Hardly anything. If I had to say anything bad about it i'd be lying. The only thing I could maybe mark it down on is more of a fault with me than the game. It's slight confusing at first, getting used to dodging enemy attacks to enter bullet time, or getting used to activating it manually. Finding enemy attack patterns takes a while too, but once you have them you'll be cutting down the enemies in no time. It can be a bit busy, and at certain times it can be tough when you have 30 bad guys, giant robots and 3 lumbering huge beasts to try and take down all at once, and one friend who watched me play through a couple of sections actually felt sick from how busy the screen was......but then again he is a pussy.
The verdict?
Vanquish is a fantastic game. I haven't actually sat with a game in a long time that I enjoyed every single aspect of, from the controls to the characters and some fantastic levels. It's effortlessly cool, it looks great and I sat there smiling every single time I picked up the pad to play. You can pick it up for under £20, and as far as i'm concerned it's one of the best games of last year. Or this year if you bought it late like me.....
Rating: 9/10
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Wednesday, April 14, 2010
Video: Behind the Scenes at Phoenix Yom Hashoah
What an intense weekend. Between attending the Phoenix Film Festival and crashing an international funders conference, we were filming the local Yom Hashoah event showcasing our incredible local survivors.
Enjoy this wonderful video I shot right before the ceremony. One of the Survivors wonders to another, "how many Survivors are left?" Then they get instructions on walking into the service with their candles and are assured they can take their time, that it will be like years past. How will this memorial service ever be the same without them?
Those who helped us this weekend, you know who you are. Thank you for all your support. We need it now more than ever.
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LSU's 1994 hoops collapse vs. Kentucky makes ESPN's top 25 list
The LSU Tigers men's basketball team made a list that it doesn't want to be on.
ESPN published a ranking of the 25 worst collapses in sports history, and No. 20 on that list is the Tigers' 99-95 loss to Kentucky in February 1994.
On the day after Valentine's Day that year, LSU led by 31 points with approximately 15 minutes left in the second half before proceeding to blow it. How long ago was that? Rick Pitino was coach of the Wildcats, and Shaquille O'Neal was in his second year in the NBA after spending three in Baton Rouge, La.
At least LSU got a measure of revenge eight years later via the Bluegrass Miracle.


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I'm in luck. Tonight Cafè R&B is performing.
Appropriate for my mood, I'm ready to rock the casbah along with the rest of them beautiful people out here on the dance floor.
My mind is numb from the weekday grind. Glad I'm here. As Roach sings about "phonecalls from Levenworth", her man Byl launches into solo after solo of guitar shredding madness with the unwavering eye of the tiger. Delta blues - shmelta blues.... Byl is the real deal!
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There are some medical professionals who think that there is so much more to lyme disease than just antibiotics. While these are vital to prevent more serious illness occurring, more and more doctors are concurring that illnesses, and even susceptibility to insect bites, may be caused by nutritional and immune system deficiencies.
Garlic and B Vitamins:
Taking garlic, vitamin B1 and other B complex vitamins may prevent you from being bitten by ticks, fleas and even spiders. If you are going walking in the woods or on a camping trip, take regular doses of fresh garlic during your trip away and you should escape bite free.
Complimentary Treatment with your Antibiotics:
If you do get a tick bite and need antibiotic treatment to prevent lyme disease, you can take pro-biotics afterwards to restore your intestinal flora. A large percentage of the immune system is in the intestines and friendly bacteria are necessary to eat up harmful bacteria and prevent disease. Unfortunately antibiotics don't discriminate between good and bad bacteria and they will destroy all so pro-biotics should be taken after any course of antibiotics.
University of Maryland Medical Center, suggest taking 5 - 10 billion CFUs (colony forming units) a day.
The homeopathic remedy, ledum, can be used as an antidote to the tick bite as soon as you have been bitten. There is also a homeopathic lyme nosode that you can take, 10 drops a day to lessen or stop side-effects of the tick bite.
In addition to garlic, there are a number of other herbs that can strengthen the immune system and prevent disease, these are:
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#432181 Putting AI in Your Pocket: MIT Chip Cuts ...
Neural networks are powerful things, but they need a lot of juice. Engineers at MIT have now developed a new chip that cuts neural nets' power consumption by up to 95 percent, potentially allowing them to run on battery-powered mobile devices.
Smartphones these days are getting truly smart, with ever more AI-powered services like digital assistants and real-time translation. But typically the neural nets crunching the data for these services are in the cloud, with data from smartphones ferried back and forth.
That's not ideal, as it requires a lot of communication bandwidth and means potentially sensitive data is being transmitted and stored on servers outside the user's control. But the huge amounts of energy needed to power the GPUs neural networks run on make it impractical to implement them in devices that run on limited battery power.
Engineers at MIT have now designed a chip that cuts that power consumption by up to 95 percent by dramatically reducing the need to shuttle data back and forth between a chip's memory and processors.
Neural nets consist of thousands of interconnected artificial neurons arranged in layers. Each neuron receives input from multiple neurons in the layer below it, and if the combined input passes a certain threshold it then transmits an output to multiple neurons above it. The strength of the connection between neurons is governed by a weight, which is set during training.
This means that for every neuron, the chip has to retrieve the input data for a particular connection and the connection weight from memory, multiply them, store the result, and then repeat the process for every input. That requires a lot of data to be moved around, expending a lot of energy.
The new MIT chip does away with that, instead computing all the inputs in parallel within the memory using analog circuits. That significantly reduces the amount of data that needs to be shoved around and results in major energy savings.
The approach requires the weights of the connections to be binary rather than a range of values, but previous theoretical work had suggested this wouldn't dramatically impact accuracy, and the researchers found the chip's results were generally within two to three percent of the conventional non-binary neural net running on a standard computer.
This isn't the first time researchers have created chips that carry out processing in memory to reduce the power consumption of neural nets, but it's the first time the approach has been used to run powerful convolutional neural networks popular for image-based AI applications.
"The results show impressive specifications for the energy-efficient implementation of convolution operations with memory arrays," Dario Gil, vice president of artificial intelligence at IBM, said in a statement.
"It certainly will open the possibility to employ more complex convolutional neural networks for image and video classifications in IoT [the internet of things] in the future."
It's not just research groups working on this, though. The desire to get AI smarts into devices like smartphones, household appliances, and all kinds of IoT devices is driving the who's who of Silicon Valley to pile into low-power AI chips.
Apple has already integrated its Neural Engine into the iPhone X to power things like its facial recognition technology, and Amazon is rumored to be developing its own custom AI chips for the next generation of its Echo digital assistant.
The big chip companies are also increasingly pivoting towards supporting advanced capabilities like machine learning, which has forced them to make their devices ever more energy-efficient. Earlier this year ARM unveiled two new chips: the Arm Machine Learning processor, aimed at general AI tasks from translation to facial recognition, and the Arm Object Detection processor for detecting things like faces in images.
Qualcomm's latest mobile chip, the Snapdragon 845, features a GPU and is heavily focused on AI. The company has also released the Snapdragon 820E, which is aimed at drones, robots, and industrial devices.
Going a step further, IBM and Intel are developing neuromorphic chips whose architectures are inspired by the human brain and its incredible energy efficiency. That could theoretically allow IBM's TrueNorth and Intel's Loihi to run powerful machine learning on a fraction of the power of conventional chips, though they are both still highly experimental at this stage.
Getting these chips to run neural nets as powerful as those found in cloud services without burning through batteries too quickly will be a big challenge. But at the current pace of innovation, it doesn't look like it will be too long before you'll be packing some serious AI power in your pocket.
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#431385 Here's How to Get to Conscious ...
"We cannot be conscious of what we are not conscious of." – Julian Jaynes, The Origin of Consciousness in the Breakdown of the Bicameral Mind
Unlike the director leads you to believe, the protagonist of Ex Machina, Andrew Garland's 2015 masterpiece, isn't Caleb, a young programmer tasked with evaluating machine consciousness. Rather, it's his target Ava, a breathtaking humanoid AI with a seemingly child-like naïveté and an enigmatic mind.
Like most cerebral movies, Ex Machina leaves the conclusion up to the viewer: was Ava actually conscious? In doing so, it also cleverly avoids a thorny question that has challenged most AI-centric movies to date: what is consciousness, and can machines have it?
Hollywood producers aren't the only people stumped. As machine intelligence barrels forward at breakneck speed—not only exceeding human performance on games such as DOTA and Go, but doing so without the need for human expertise—the question has once more entered the scientific mainstream.
Are machines on the verge of consciousness?
This week, in a review published in the prestigious journal Science, cognitive scientists Drs. Stanislas Dehaene, Hakwan Lau and Sid Kouider of the Collège de France, University of California, Los Angeles and PSL Research University, respectively, argue: not yet, but there is a clear path forward.
The reason? Consciousness is "resolutely computational," the authors say, in that it results from specific types of information processing, made possible by the hardware of the brain.
There is no magic juice, no extra spark—in fact, an experiential component ("what is it like to be conscious?") isn't even necessary to implement consciousness.
If consciousness results purely from the computations within our three-pound organ, then endowing machines with a similar quality is just a matter of translating biology to code.
Much like the way current powerful machine learning techniques heavily borrow from neurobiology, the authors write, we may be able to achieve artificial consciousness by studying the structures in our own brains that generate consciousness and implementing those insights as computer algorithms.
From Brain to Bot
Without doubt, the field of AI has greatly benefited from insights into our own minds, both in form and function.
For example, deep neural networks, the architecture of algorithms that underlie AlphaGo's breathtaking sweep against its human competitors, are loosely based on the multi-layered biological neural networks that our brain cells self-organize into.
Reinforcement learning, a type of "training" that teaches AIs to learn from millions of examples, has roots in a centuries-old technique familiar to anyone with a dog: if it moves toward the right response (or result), give a reward; otherwise ask it to try again.
In this sense, translating the architecture of human consciousness to machines seems like a no-brainer towards artificial consciousness. There's just one big problem.
"Nobody in AI is working on building conscious machines because we just have nothing to go on. We just don't have a clue about what to do," said Dr. Stuart Russell, the author of Artificial Intelligence: A Modern Approach in a 2015 interview with Science.
Multilayered consciousness
The hard part, long before we can consider coding machine consciousness, is figuring out what consciousness actually is.
To Dehaene and colleagues, consciousness is a multilayered construct with two "dimensions:" C1, the information readily in mind, and C2, the ability to obtain and monitor information about oneself. Both are essential to consciousness, but one can exist without the other.
Say you're driving a car and the low fuel light comes on. Here, the perception of the fuel-tank light is C1—a mental representation that we can play with: we notice it, act upon it (refill the gas tank) and recall and speak about it at a later date ("I ran out of gas in the boonies!").
"The first meaning we want to separate (from consciousness) is the notion of global availability," explains Dehaene in an interview with Science. When you're conscious of a word, your whole brain is aware of it, in a sense that you can use the information across modalities, he adds.
But C1 is not just a "mental sketchpad." It represents an entire architecture that allows the brain to draw multiple modalities of information from our senses or from memories of related events, for example.
Unlike subconscious processing, which often relies on specific "modules" competent at a defined set of tasks, C1 is a global workspace that allows the brain to integrate information, decide on an action, and follow through until the end.
Like The Hunger Games, what we call "conscious" is whatever representation, at one point in time, wins the competition to access this mental workspace. The winners are shared among different brain computation circuits and are kept in the spotlight for the duration of decision-making to guide behavior.
Because of these features, C1 consciousness is highly stable and global—all related brain circuits are triggered, the authors explain.
For a complex machine such as an intelligent car, C1 is a first step towards addressing an impending problem, such as a low fuel light. In this example, the light itself is a type of subconscious signal: when it flashes, all of the other processes in the machine remain uninformed, and the car—even if equipped with state-of-the-art visual processing networks—passes by gas stations without hesitation.
With C1 in place, the fuel tank would alert the car computer (allowing the light to enter the car's "conscious mind"), which in turn checks the built-in GPS to search for the next gas station.
"We think in a machine this would translate into a system that takes information out of whatever processing module it's encapsulated in, and make it available to any of the other processing modules so they can use the information," says Dehaene. "It's a first sense of consciousness."
In a way, C1 reflects the mind's capacity to access outside information. C2 goes introspective.
The authors define the second facet of consciousness, C2, as "meta-cognition:" reflecting on whether you know or perceive something, or whether you just made an error ("I think I may have filled my tank at the last gas station, but I forgot to keep a receipt to make sure"). This dimension reflects the link between consciousness and sense of self.
C2 is the level of consciousness that allows you to feel more or less confident about a decision when making a choice. In computational terms, it's an algorithm that spews out the probability that a decision (or computation) is correct, even if it's often experienced as a "gut feeling."
C2 also has its claws in memory and curiosity. These self-monitoring algorithms allow us to know what we know or don't know—so-called "meta-memory," responsible for that feeling of having something at the tip of your tongue. Monitoring what we know (or don't know) is particularly important for children, says Dehaene.
"Young children absolutely need to monitor what they know in order to…inquire and become curious and learn more," he explains.
The two aspects of consciousness synergize to our benefit: C1 pulls relevant information into our mental workspace (while discarding other "probable" ideas or solutions), while C2 helps with long-term reflection on whether the conscious thought led to a helpful response.
Going back to the low fuel light example, C1 allows the car to solve the problem in the moment—these algorithms globalize the information, so that the car becomes aware of the problem.
But to solve the problem, the car would need a "catalog of its cognitive abilities"—a self-awareness of what resources it has readily available, for example, a GPS map of gas stations.
"A car with this sort of self-knowledge is what we call having C2," says Dehaene. Because the signal is globally available and because it's being monitored in a way that the machine is looking at itself, the car would care about the low gas light and behave like humans do—lower fuel consumption and find a gas station.
"Most present-day machine learning systems are devoid of any self-monitoring," the authors note.
But their theory seems to be on the right track. The few examples whereby a self-monitoring system was implemented—either within the structure of the algorithm or as a separate network—the AI has generated "internal models that are meta-cognitive in nature, making it possible for an agent to develop a (limited, implicit, practical) understanding of itself."
Towards conscious machines
Would a machine endowed with C1 and C2 behave as if it were conscious? Very likely: a smartcar would "know" that it's seeing something, express confidence in it, report it to others, and find the best solutions for problems. If its self-monitoring mechanisms break down, it may also suffer "hallucinations" or even experience visual illusions similar to humans.
Thanks to C1 it would be able to use the information it has and use it flexibly, and because of C2 it would know the limit of what it knows, says Dehaene. "I think (the machine) would be conscious," and not just merely appearing so to humans.
If you're left with a feeling that consciousness is far more than global information sharing and self-monitoring, you're not alone.
"Such a purely functional definition of consciousness may leave some readers unsatisfied," the authors acknowledge.
"But we're trying to take a radical stance, maybe simplifying the problem. Consciousness is a functional property, and when we keep adding functions to machines, at some point these properties will characterize what we mean by consciousness," Dehaene concludes.
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#431165 Intel Jumps Into Brain-Like Computing ...
The brain has long inspired the design of computers and their software. Now Intel has become the latest tech company to decide that mimicking the brain's hardware could be the next stage in the evolution of computing.
On Monday the company unveiled an experimental "neuromorphic" chip called Loihi. Neuromorphic chips are microprocessors whose architecture is configured to mimic the biological brain's network of neurons and the connections between them called synapses.
While neural networks—the in vogue approach to artificial intelligence and machine learning—are also inspired by the brain and use layers of virtual neurons, they are still implemented on conventional silicon hardware such as CPUs and GPUs.
The main benefit of mimicking the architecture of the brain on a physical chip, say neuromorphic computing's proponents, is energy efficiency—the human brain runs on roughly 20 watts. The "neurons" in neuromorphic chips carry out the role of both processor and memory which removes the need to shuttle data back and forth between separate units, which is how traditional chips work. Each neuron also only needs to be powered while it's firing.
At present, most machine learning is done in data centers due to the massive energy and computing requirements. Creating chips that capture some of nature's efficiency could allow AI to be run directly on devices like smartphones, cars, and robots.
This is exactly the kind of application Michael Mayberry, managing director of Intel's research arm, touts in a blog post announcing Loihi. He talks about CCTV cameras that can run image recognition to identify missing persons or traffic lights that can track traffic flow to optimize timing and keep vehicles moving.
There's still a long way to go before that happens though. According to Wired, so far Intel has only been working with prototypes, and the first full-size version of the chip won't be built until November.
Once complete, it will feature 130,000 neurons and 130 million synaptic connections split between 128 computing cores. The device will be 1,000 times more energy-efficient than standard approaches, according to Mayberry, but more impressive are claims the chip will be capable of continuous learning.
Intel's newly launched self-learning neuromorphic chip.
Normally deep learning works by training a neural network on giant datasets to create a model that can then be applied to new data. The Loihi chip will combine training and inference on the same chip, which will allow it to learn on the fly, constantly updating its models and adapting to changing circumstances without having to be deliberately re-trained.
A select group of universities and research institutions will be the first to get their hands on the new chip in the first half of 2018, but Mayberry said it could be years before it's commercially available. Whether commercialization happens at all may largely depend on whether early adopters can get the hardware to solve any practically useful problems.
So far neuromorphic computing has struggled to gain traction outside the research community. IBM released a neuromorphic chip called TrueNorth in 2014, but the device has yet to showcase any commercially useful applications.
Lee Gomes summarizes the hurdles facing neuromorphic computing excellently in IEEE Spectrum. One is that deep learning can run on very simple, low-precision hardware that can be optimized to use very little power, which suggests complicated new architectures may struggle to find purchase.
It's also not easy to transfer deep learning approaches developed on conventional chips over to neuromorphic hardware, and even Intel Labs chief scientist Narayan Srinivasa admitted to Forbes Loihi wouldn't work well with some deep learning models.
Finally, there's considerable competition in the quest to develop new computer architectures specialized for machine learning. GPU vendors Nvidia and AMD have pivoted to take advantage of this newfound market and companies like Google and Microsoft are developing their own in-house solutions.
Intel, for its part, isn't putting all its eggs in one basket. Last year it bought two companies building chips for specialized machine learning—Movidius and Nervana—and this was followed up with the $15 billion purchase of self-driving car chip- and camera-maker Mobileye.
And while the jury is still out on neuromorphic computing, it makes sense for a company eager to position itself as the AI chipmaker of the future to have its fingers in as many pies as possible. There are a growing number of voices suggesting that despite its undoubted power, deep learning alone will not allow us to imbue machines with the kind of adaptable, general intelligence humans possess.
What new approaches will get us there are hard to predict, but it's entirely possible they will only work on hardware that closely mimics the one device we already know is capable of supporting this kind of intelligence—the human brain.
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It's a bit of a long story, but be sure to read all the way to the end of the post. I was chatting with an elderly gentleman as we waited for our cars to be repaired. We talked about many things, but one story struck me so profoundly, that I wanted to share with you. He buys lottery tickets, but his wife thinks they are a waste. Late one evening his wife and friends were driving home from out of town, encountered a road closure, and had to detour onto country roads. Starting up from an oddly angled intersection the car was hit by a transport truck. His wife called to be picked up, saying she and her friends had been involved in an accident. As he approached the scene, the gentleman saw one car, clearly hit from the right passenger side and onward toward the engine. A total write-off. He wondered which car his wife and friends had been travelling in. Couldn't be that car - there would have been terrible injures, or so he thought. It was the car. Somehow they had no injuries at all. His wife had been sitting on the passenger side where the truck hit. On the drive home, his wife told him she had won the lottery that night. Life.
I love that story.
There are more important things in life than money. Like life. Don't get me wrong, I don't dislike money, but it's not the be-all and end-all driving force in my life.
Having been so inspired by that conversation, I made this framed project.
I hadn't used the bee stamp from the Dragonfly Dreams set - I love it...buzz buzz buzz! Just a wee reminder, that set will not be around after May 31/17.
This is my first project in this style. Other than the frame, everything I used is from Stampin' Up! Let me know what you think - I love to read your comments.
Just before signing off ... a bit more from the elderly gentleman. The tv at the repair shop was on and covering the first meeting of our PM and the U.S. President. He said, 'speaking of the Gong Show'... hahahaha, 'oh you wouldn't know that show'. Yup, I do. 'Nooooo, your mom must have told you about it'. Nope, I've seen it. Then I admitted to being not as young as he may think.
When my car was ready, we concluded our conversation. 'You're going to tell everybody you were talking with an old geezer'. Actually, I said, I'm going to say I had a wonderful chat with a gentleman. (please pardon my lack of punctuation)
I hope you're feeling inspired!
Thank you for stopping by. Happy crafting. Happy Life!


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Monday, November 23, 2009
A Pert Turkey Recipe
To delay the denouement, why have I never cooked a turkey? Because I am lucky to be a potluck goer and side-dish bringer, not a potluck hostess and turkey maker. Our families live far to the east so for many years the Dear Canadian and I have turned off our lights and gone to neighbors' homes or the community center. A college friend moved up near the Canadian border, and now they host Thanksgiving and we gladly drive. This year I will be making potatoes two ways, pumpkin pie, a test run of Christmas cookies, green beans amandine, homemade chunky apple sauce, and probably some sort of roasted squash, barley, hearty greens salad. While my sweet spouse loves to cook, this week he's painting our living room so I'm on the hook for the food. I'll be stirring with one hand and polishing TWO Golden Heart entries to be mailed Sunday night with the other. Yes, I work best when I'm crazy.
What's your Thanksgiving style? Are you a pot luck goer or a hostess? A side dish bringer, a beverage bringer, or a turkey roaster? What's your favorite dish and what can you skip?
Without further delay: one whole turkey, the largest lemon you can find, and a stick (or two) of butter. Cut lemon in half. Carefully, carefully, with a knife and your fingers, lift the skin of the turkey breast gently away from the meat and slip each lemon half under, peel facing away from the meat so the juice seeps into the turkey. Put about half a stick of butter in little pats under the skin. Rub the rest all over the outside of the skin, generously salt and pepper. Put in preheated oven and roast according to weight of turkey, etc. Baste every 15 - 20 minutes until done. It should look as perky as this bird:
9 comments:
- Christine said...
I've spatchcocked a turkey, but this is a first for me! Must try it (might start with chickens and move my way up LOL).
I have been hostess and potluck participant.
I have a very naughty sweet potato casserole involving OJ, butter, brown sugar, burbon and a wonderful cornflake/pecan topping drenched in the above. I am not allowed to skip it whether I am cooking a bird or toting to someone else's house.
Happy TG!
- 5:48 PM, November 23, 2009
- Anna Richland said...
Wouldn't that give the poor chicken Barbie proportions?
- 6:26 PM, November 23, 2009
- shotgunn said...
As the person who donated the rude and lascivious turkey recipe, I just want people to know that this is NOT the usual Canadian thanksgiving turkey recipe - but if you want the gluten free version for the dressing - write here and I'll make sure that I make it available to all the bloggers :)
- 8:30 PM, November 23, 2009
- Vivi Andrews said...
I've been both the hostess & a guest at Turkey Day celebrations. This year, I'm going to my sister's where I have been instructed to leave the cooking up to her. Since she's a far better cook than I, that seems like a good plan. :)
- 1:52 AM, November 24, 2009
- BC real estate said...
Me and my wife are usually side-dish and beverage bringers. But when we host some party there is no problem to prepare some delicious food for my wife. The Canadian Thanksgiving was few weeks ago and I remember that her turkey was quite successful among our guests. I try to help her as much as possible but I'm not so skilled to prepare main dish yet.
Good luck,
- 2:22 AM, November 24, 2009
- Mary said...
lol that turkey was perky in the picture. How cute is that.
I usually make the whole turkey dinner every year and everyone comes over to my place. But this year we decided, ya know what? I want something other than turkey. So I'm making tacos. lol
- 1:10 PM, November 24, 2009
- EilisFlynn said...
Interesting recipe, and if I didn't always let the Hub do the turkey, I'd check it out! But I'll suggest it to him.
Now, I have a question. If Aunt Diane is the Dear Canadian's aunt, and she too is Canadian, does she live in Canada? Because if she does, she DOES live in America ... not the US of A, but North America. Right?
- 5:15 PM, November 24, 2009
- Anna Richland said...
As much as I would not plagiarize Nora Roberts for fear of her bringing the axe in the night, which truly shone in her eyes when she talked about going after plagiarists, neither would I call Aunt Diane a "North American." Nope. That would be the hockey stick in the night. The sharpened one.
I've been listening to Stephen King's "On Writing" audiobook tonight while baking amazing chocolate drop cookies (Sunset Mag, this Dec. issue). Ergo the sharp scary things in the night. Now I understand why everyone recommends it - and he is an amazing reader.
- 10:58 PM, November 24, 2009
- Kate Diamond said...
Wow. The turkey even has nipples. I am impressed!
My mom is hosting Thanksgiving, as always. I am bringing a killer salad and arriving early to help with anything last-minute she needs.
- 9:55 AM, November 26, 2009


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Case Mod Friday: Parvum Warfare
Welcome to another Case Mod Friday showcase! This week we have James Walter's "Parvum Warfare" build. Here is what he had to say about it, "Here we go yet again! Here's my first of two builds this fall, another team up with Parvum Systems, this time for a highly customized Advanced Warfare themed mITX build. Originally I was set for a totally different theme but then last week at Gamescom Microsoft showed off their limited Advanced Warfare controller and console. I then switched themes and have decided to tread familiar ground in doing a build inspired by another Xbox One controller. I just couldn't help myself. I'm pretty inspired by the controllers color pallet, it's very unique and I think this build will turn out completely amazing with the plans I have."


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Friday, 2 April 2010
Another Hour
Chania Harbour (work in progress)
Another useful hour presented itself today and I took advantage of it. I decided to straighten out the curve of the harbour in the interests of composition within the picture plane and have developed the colours and shapes of the buildings. More to be done yet, though.
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- April Jarocka said...
Coming along....Happy Easter to you.
- 7:31 pm
- harry bell said...
And to you, April.
- 12:26 pm
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Thank you, Lydia. New post posted.
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Tuesday, 3 April 2012
There is a call to make Kaurna
I had but I suspect that most people have not. It is, supposedly, the language of the people who lived here before white settlement.
I say "supposedly" with good reason. It would not have been the language of all the indigenous tribes on the Adelaide plains. It would have been one of many related languages. Along with Pitjatjantjara it may also be one of the best preserved.
I also say "may" with good reason. The Kaurna language before white settlement no longer exists. We do not know what it was like.
For indigenous Australians the Australian landscape required a particular vocabulary. There are also many words for things like family relationships. A meeting between members of two tribes could require a long conversation about relationships in order to find common relationships and precisely what they were. There was no loose usage of the word "cousin" among them. It is all highly sophisticated.
But indigenous languages also lacked the concepts and the vocabulary to deal with white settlement. This had nothing to do with being "primitive" or "stupid". They simply did not need these things. Colour is described differently. Mathematical concepts were rare. They did not need to count. (There were words for "one" and "two" and the idea of "three" or "four" was formed by combinations of these words but the idea of counting from one to ten was foreign to them.) There was no written language.
In order to describe and discuss what they saw when the first settlers arrived they had to either create new words, take on the words of the settlers or gradually lose their language in favour of a new one. All three things happened over time. If time travel occurred and a speaker of the language as it was before white settlement arrived he or she would find there was nobody with whom they could easily hold a conversation. It would be rather like us trying to hold a conversation with a member of a British tribe from say the first or second century.
So why should schools teach Kaurna? There are claims that indigenous students do better and are more motivated when they know something about "their" language. Perhaps. I think it is more likely that the students involved do better and are more motivated because they are getting a great deal of time and individual attention. They are being told they are "important", Learning Kaurna has been only a small part of an overall experiment in education. The results would not be translated to the rest of the population.
It is not like the revival of Welsh and, now, Gaelic or Breton. It is not like ensuring Tibetan survives in order to preserve religious and medical knowledge which is in daily use. Kaurna is not in daily use as a primary language. It would need massive changes in order to be able to be used in the 21st C.
We have lost most aboriginal languages and we will lose more. Only a handful have any chance of survival. Every time we lose a language we lose a way of thinking. We lose unique words and ideas. Of the languages which remain we will also lose ways of thinking. Languages have to change to remain alive. We cannot "preserve Kaurna". Language does not work like that.
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- jeanfromcornwall said...
Interesting that you refer to languages of the gaelic group. Welsh and the Scottish gaelic never died out and were kept by many of the most westerly peoples as their first language - this in the face of the persecution of schoolchildren who used them.
I can't tell you much about Breton, but Cornish, to which it is closely related, died out completely as a spoken language, but there was always a body of literature, so it didn't really need reconstructing, especially with close relatives in the live languages to refer to. It is now being revived as a spoken language - taught in a few schools and evening classes, and used by some people in the pub, just for the fun of it.
This is quite different from trying to reconstruct a language that belonged to a way of life that is no longer in existence.
- 3 April 2012 at 16:18
- catdownunder said...
Yes, I almost mentioned Cornish too! I have an interest in Gaelic (my paternal great-grandmother spoke it) so it seemed an obvious example. There are many other languages struggling for survival but the Gaelic and Welsh will probably survive now because people are much more aware of the need for them to do something about it. Other languages may not be that lucky and a lot of languages with a very small number of speakers will probably die very quickly.
- 3 April 2012 at 19:17
- the fly in the web said...
Breton survives and is doing well - but trying to reconstruct a language makes no sense at all.
- 3 April 2012 at 23:49


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Wednesday, August 06, 2008
Here and there in NOLA
Maybe you go to a city for a conference and then stick to the program for the whole four days. Not me! I have to get out an explore on my own. So that's what my Tales buddy Lisa and I did when there were no seminars that sounded crucial. Once you get past all the cruddy and touristy bars and start getting deeper into the French Quarter, it reveals a weathered old world beauty that lives up to its name.
For lunch one day, we popped into Galatoire's which like most of the restaurants in the area has been there since the early part of the century. I had the most delicious and huge soft-shell crab lightly fried and drizzled with a buttery meuinere sauce; I would have taken a picture but I was too hungry. Afterward, we ordered Cafe Brulot, the potent coffee drink that's spiked with cognac and orange liqueur. We had seen the whole show at Arnaud's the previous night, where the waiter held a long, clove-studded orange peel over the bowl and made blue flames dance up the spiraled peel. We couldn't wait for our own show! So it was disappointing and a bit startling when our waiter brought a silver bowl of coffee to the table, tossed in some orange peel and then torched it. That coffee stain on the table was from when he poured flaming coffee onto the table cloth for an added thrill - as if!
By the next day, Lisa was dying for some modern Southern food, so we cabbed over to Cochon, where chef Donald Link creates eclectic fare. The room was very open with lots of natural light and wood, but our waitress who seemed like she's rather be having a root canal was a downer. But we didn't care after she started bringing food like pork ribs with watermelon pickle and this insanely good pork cake (like a crab cake but with pork) on top of sweet and sour braised cabbage garnished with mango and fried pork rinds. The only thing that would have made it better was a nice glass of sekt.
It's a good thing I'm doing a lot of walking down here! Speaking of walking, I think it's still a good idea to stick with a group when walking around in the French Quarter at night. So that's what I did, hoofing it over to the far side of things for yet another Beefeater's party for Desmond Payne. There were guys dressed as Beefeaters and lots of red cocktails in honor of the Ruby Jubilee, but it was also bloody hot. I ducked out and then met up with an interesting looking group who turned out to be from O'Nieal's Grand Street Bar We've all been there; it was the scene for Steve and Aidan's bar called Scout in Sex and the City. After hearing "Someone to Watch Over Me" and "Let it Be" by a man playing an instrument made of water glasses of different pitches, Jessica, Chris, and I walked back to the Hotel Monteleone. "All those people in there think they know what to do with glasses," Chris told the musician "but you really know."
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Filming of NBC's police drama Shades of Blue, which stars Jennifer Lopez, was interrupted by two separate security incidents on Wednesday, Oct. 12, according to a report by Deadline.
The show was filming in Brooklyn, New York's Bedford-Stuyvesant neighborhood when shots were heard near the set. Initial reports suggested that men had stormed the set with guns, but this turned out not to be true. According to Hollywood Life, security took necessary precautions but filming continued after the first incident.
The second incident occurred after Lopez had left the set for the day. Guest star Kathryn Kates had only recently arrived and was in her trailer when she says she heard a commotion outside.
"I arrived late in the day around 4:30 and there were police cars when I arrived—and I was told there had been gunshots—but I don't know what happened with that," Kates said, according to Deadline. She continued about her day but was interrupted later that night. "We heard a commotion outside, then banging on my door and female voices pleading to let them in… two PAs rushed in saying they were being threatened and, had she not locked the door, whomever was outside would have gotten in."
Kates says she was about to call 911, but the security crew handled the situation and everyone was escorted to a trailer closer to the set. The final scene of the night, an outside shot, was cancelled.
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This article is true. If you walk into any medium to large gun store
you will note a display that states LEO only. If you ask the clerk why
many are LEO only, it will be because the gun is NOT on the California
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unsafe guns. Or it could be, as the article notes, extortion
Sacramento Bee journalist is now investigating the Safe Handgun Roster.
Most of the customers we get at Wild Bills Trading Post in Elk Grove, California at are your stereotypical conservatives: people who believe in freedom, and want a firearm for home protection, conceal carry, or to hunt. We get all types of people, and most don't know anything about California laws, most likely because the laws change so much. It's tough to track the changes and remain in constant compliance. Some of the folks buying firearms in California have recently relocated here and they get mad when I show them stuff like the bullet button, which prevents from reloading a firearm without a tool, the magazine capacity size, which is limited to 10 rounds, and the Safe Handgun Roster, which is the most laughable because you can purchase, for instance, a Black Glock 27, but not a FDE (Field Dark Earth) Glock 27, with the exception of current law enforcement.
The only reason I can't sell the FDE Glock 27 to the public is because it is not on the Safe Handgun Roster and the only reason why it is not on the Safe Handgun Roster is because California claims that the manufacturing process is different than the Black Glock 27. In fact, no civilian can purchase any generation 4 Glocks. For each style handgun that is sold in the State of California, the manufacturer must pay the state $25,000 to be put on the Safe Handgun Roster. Did you get confused and think this was about safety? No, it's about extortion.
The recent threats against America from ISIS and and other terrorist organizations, coupled with fear from our own tyrannical government, have prompted even some of the staunchest liberals to change their views on weapons. One such liberal was former Lt. Gov Cruz Bustamante, who was caught buying a new handgun from a gun shop in Elk Grove. He personally introduced a bill that banned 90% of all handguns in California in the 1990s.
If you were to look at any article from the Sacramento Bee, you would see how one sided almost everything appears, from the Bullet Train, higher gas taxes, and loads of antigun propaganda. One thing the ill-informed Sacramento Bee has in it's favor is a liberal employee who is no longer antigun, thanks to my masterful skills of persuasion.
He comes to our shop often, usually to get approval for advertising sales that we have on the Sac Bee. Most recently, he has expressed interest in buying a firearm for protection. He initially had some issues buying one, though I can't cite the specifics without breaking a law according to HIPPA, but I will say California just made doing this legal, but still prevents you from purchasing a firearm. After getting past some of the legal obstacles, he finally bought a handgun for himself. The threat of ISIS here in America and the threats from our elected officials, according to him, what prompted his decision.
I woke up a sleeping giant, because now he wants another. He fell in love with his new handgun and wants an AR-15, which he first called an "assault weapon". I quickly schooled him about the AR-15, explaining that is it actually a modern day sporting rifle and that a real assault weapon is select fire. We dont sell any of those type of firearms. He appreciated that. A week after he picked up his new Glock, he purchased a Ruger 10/22 rifle with a folding stock and pistol grip, one of Rugers latest designs. He also expressed interest in owning a revolver as well.
This employee at the Sac Bee is also investigating the Safe Handgun Roster as we speak. He has contacted Governor Jerry Browns office and is waiting for a sit down interview with him, in which I hope to go to and help out. I showed the Sac Bee employee the two different Glock 27s we have, one FDE (Field Dark Earth) and one Black. Believe it or not, color makes a difference in California and because politicians are so smart, they claim that it changes the manufacturing process and that Glock needs to pay the state $25,000 to be sold in California. This roster is renewed every year, so some gun companies have just quit paying California's extortion fee to be sold in this state. The "Safety Roster" is a farce and I'm glad the Sac Bee is finally investigating this matter.
It's amazing the lengths it requires to finally get some people to realize that times are different, scary even, and that the best way to protect yourself is not by calling the police, hoping to God that they show up on time, but to arm and protect yourself. Even cops in most of the state of California agree, and I'm glad we helped this soon to be conservative along the way to freedom and personal protection.


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Web-based instant messaging is something some people swear by while others (like me) still prefer the client.
Meebo, one of the better multi-service web-based IMs, now has a Windows app called Meebo Notifier that can run the service without having the browser running, sort of.
I say "sort of" because while it is a legitimate app that takes care of authentication, gives toaster pop-ups for new instant messages and so on, it still has to launch the browser when you want to actually chat. Even though that's true, some of you out there may like this.
Meebo Notifier is small and installs itself as a small taskbar icon. It's distinctive because it's orange (but still looks decent, not to worry). When you have messages waiting/incoming or other events, the icon changes to an orange ring and flashes politely for a few seconds (i.e. slowly), then stays as the O until you clear notifications or double-click the icon to see the messages.
One of the best part is that you don't have to use a Meebo account.
Here's the login screen for the app:
I can choose just one IM service if I want instead of the Meebo account (which launches all IM accounts you have configured). In fact you don't even need a Meebo account to try it - and that's cool.
When logged in successfully you get a toaster pop-up:
Note the orange Meebo icon.
Above, when you get a message, the icon turns into an orange ring and a pop-up appears for a few seconds (or until you close it).
Above, right-clicking the icon gives you the option to clear notifications, set preferences, exit and so on.
Above, when you close the browser, you get this notice. Meebo is still logged in even with the browser closed.
Said honestly this is really good.
My biggest complaint? No sound options. It would be really nice if there were a small WAV you could choose when notifications come in. Other than that it's tough to complain about.
Try it out, you may like it.


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