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Suraj Israni Center for Cinematic Arts Entertainment Insider Roundtable – How to get into the business Saturday, February 24, 2024, 2:00pm to 4:00pm UC San Diego – Arts and Humanities Building – Climate Action Lab (1st floor) all ages free The Suraj Israni Center for Cinematic Arts at the University of California, San Diego invites everyone interested in a career in entertainment to this special event. This special event will feature roundtable group discussions with UC San Diego alumni, industry executives and creators.Get the inside scoop on working in the entertainment industry, learn how to make the transition from college…
Privacy, anonymity and securitygetty Recently, the discussion on the convergence of artificial intelligence and various technologies has gained momentum, especially in cybersecurity and cybercrime. This convergence promises to redefine the landscape, offering new defenses and at the same time posing unprecedented challenges. Let's discuss here the interesting possibilities of combining AI with cutting-edge detection and prevention techniques. It's a venture that straddles the line between enhancing online privacy and ethical dilemmas. The pursuit of anonymity and privacy is not just a technical goal. This is a principle enshrined in international legal frameworks such as United Nations resolutions. In particular, the…
One mother homeschools her children to give them “life lessons,” teaching them how to pay the bills, do DIY, and clean the house to “prepare them for the real world.” I teach them how to cook for themselves. Caroline Widows, 46, was forced to start homeschooling her children Toby, 13, and Daisy, 15, during the pandemic, but she will not be able to do so once school resumes. I decided to continue my education. Caroline has created a timetable for a variety of lessons, including core subjects such as English and maths, but also things she considers important to prepare…
downward angle icon An icon in the shape of a downward facing corner. Arlo Washington. Courtesy of Story Syndicate. Some black residents of Little Rock, Arkansas, were having trouble borrowing money from traditional banks.Local barber shop Arlo Washington has started giving out cash loans to help people pay their rent and bills. Washington now operates its own credit union, helping neighbors buy homes and start businesses. This told essay is based on a conversation with Arlo Washington, 46, a barber from Arkansas. He established a college to train barbers, a loan fund, and a credit union. Washington was featured in…
On February 11th, an article about what Ohio is doing to keep young people in the state and keep Ohio vibrant and economically stable in the future was published in the repository.The Stark Education Partnership addresses this need very specifically here in Stark County. The institution is a nonprofit organization focused on local education and has been established and historically supported by local philanthropic foundations.Its vision is to help local high school graduates pursue careers in Stark County by first understanding their unique interests and abilities and then discovering local career opportunities that intersect with those interests and abilities. It's…
CNN — The suspect in the killing of an Augusta University School of Nursing student on the University of Georgia campus in Athens did not attend school on campus and did not know the victim, authorities said Friday. The murder of Laken Hope Riley, a dean's list junior at Augusta University, appears to have been a “crime of opportunity” by “someone with malicious intent,” said University of Georgia Police Chief Jeff Clark. The meeting mentioned in Friday's News. Campus police announced that they are recommending that Jose Antonio Ybarra, 26, of Athens, be charged with felony murder, false imprisonment, kidnapping…
Indian weddings are known for their diversity and richness, with each celebration encapsulating its own cultural traditions.From the lively Jago Ceremony and Dolki Ceremony Punjabi wedding with Rajput majesty Mahila Dastaur, Indian marriage customs are as vibrant as they are fascinating. Amid this kaleidoscopic tradition, one Bengali wedding has captured everyone's hearts with a fun twist. For their recent 'Vie Bari', the bride and groom decided to infuse a modern touch into their special day. In a heartwarming gesture, they serenaded their guests with the beloved anthem “Love Story” by none other than Taylor Swift. A video of the moment,…
1 The following letter was submitted by a group of parents in the Brentwood Union School District after the school board agreed to move forward with in-home sex education. Please note that the Brentwood Union School District previously provided the following link regarding the Family Life Curriculum. Letter to the Board: Brentwood Union School DistrictBrentwood, CA 94513 Dear Board Members I am writing this letter to express my utmost disgust and vehement opposition to the recent decision made by Brentwood Union School District officials regarding the implementation of “Family Sex Education” for fourth grade students. As a concerned parent and…
Artificial intelligence (AI) has been a hot topic lately. According to Google data, search interest in AI is at an all-time high. From social media to advertising at large-scale events, promoters are touting the benefits of AI for both businesses and consumers. The hype has sent stock prices soaring in many stocks exposed to AI growth. However, one stock is still undervalued. That's because many investors don't understand how much the company stands to benefit from the rise of technology. Not your average AI stock Few investors today would quote this. fiber (FVRR 4.32%) As an AI stock. On the…
Doctors, exercise physiologists and coaches say not all data is good or useful, and more data doesn't mean more effective training. The real question is not with the wearable, but with the wearer.What is a wearable?Wearables are tracking devices worn on the body that measure one or more bodily functions, such as heart rate, sleep time, steps, and breathing. Most, including those made by Fitbit, Garmin, Coros, Whoop, and Oura, are not considered medical devices and are not regulated or evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. In fact, the FDA recently warned consumers that wearable devices that claim to…