Christianity: Ken Schenck tells us that the primary duty of the church is to worship God.
Computing: (or Fashion) Wired reports on a woman who printed her own clothes with a 3-D printer.
Wired reviews Windows 10 -- quite positively, but don't install it quite yet, yourself -- let Microsoft get out whatever bugs there may be.
Some artificial intelligence scientists are saying that we need a world-wide ban on the production of robots which are designed to kill people, using their own artificial intelligence. Some of them already exist.
Politics: (or business) National Public Radio tells us that human trafficking is widespread in agriculture and fisheries, around the world, with some in the US.
OpenSecrets is a non-partisan web site that keeps track of money and politics.
Science: Wired reports on "Kick 'em Jenny," which is the name of a dormant volcano, (I am not making this up!) which may be about to erupt.
NPR reports on transporting, as done in Star Trek. One atom at a time. Sort of.
Sports: Congratulations to Nancy Lieberman, who has been hired as an assistant coach in the National Basketball Association. (She's not the first woman hired -- Becky Hammon had that honor.) And Christianity Today (!) reports that a National Football League team has, for the first time, hired a female coach.
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2 comments:
Say, Martin. hope all is going well. I may not comment as often as I should be I always look forward to your posts. Wishing you the best.
Take care & God bless
Anne / WF
I'm fine. I've had some connectivity problems.
Thanks for your comment.
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