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Fangio, as you know, is the Dolphins' new defensive coordinator, the sage tasked with reviving a unit that decades ago proudly wore nicknames such as the No-Name Defense and Killer B's.Fangio didn't raise eyebrows with his scheme.Fangio, however, raised some eyebrows with this quote about his defense:
" We have some really good talent at some places.

Aitana Bonmati always asks the same question.Every game Barcelona Femeni plays generates a flood of performance data.The team's fitness coaches know how far each player ran, how fast, how long.There is so much information, in fact, that they need two days to download it and tabulate it and parse it.

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By Christopher J. Beale Imagine you're an American, tasked with flying to China to drum up new business.You don't speak Mandarin, and you only have a few business contacts.You'll need to trust those contacts, and their various translators with your professional future.Sounds daunting, right?

Releasing in-game audio of video assistant referee decisions is a "small step forward", and something referees' governing body Professional Game Match Officials Limited will look to do more next season, says its chief Howard Webb.The application of VAR technology has been questioned and criticised by managers, players and pundits throughout the Premier League season.

Unless you've been living under a virtual rock, you've probably heard the news that Apple announced a brand new augmented reality headset yesterday.After years of rumours, Vision Pro is finally here.And it's a lot to process.While the launch of WWDC also saw Apple announce incremental updates to iOS and MacOS, as well as a new 15-inch MacBook Air, there's only one thing Apple fans are talking about.

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The integration of AI art into various industries has become an intriguing topic, and a contentious one.AI art is becoming more prevalent in art and design, with AI algorithms and generative software changing the way creative studios approach projects.

"Honeywell held that 'unexpected properties may cause what may appear to be an obvious composition to be nonobvious,' not that unexpected mechanisms of action must be found to make the known use of known compounds nonobvious." - Federal Circuit
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit (CAFC) ruled in a precedential decision Wednesday that the Patent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAB) was correct to affirm a United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) examiner's finding that the claims of U.S. Patent Application 15/131,442 were obvious in view of the prior art.

When The Matrix premiered in 1999, no one had seen anything like it before: kung-fu blended with philosophy blended with technology blended with epic romance.The revolutionary first film grossed over seven times its budget at the box office, paving the way for three live-action sequels and an animated prequel anthology.

An animal welfare charity has taken the Government to court in an effort to end the practice of breeding Frankenchickens.Up to 90% of chickens sold in the UK are reared through intensive selective breeding to favour faster-growing poultry that can be brought to market sooner.Over one billion chickens a year are bred and slaughtered in this way and they can reach a weight of 2.2kg in 35 days 12 weeks faster than 50 years ago while many are kept in unsanitary conditions.

Let's assume, because it seems like a reasonable assumption, that we have not reached the end of the indictments that will be handed down against Donald Trump.Let's assume that either the case in Georgia, where he is being investigated for election tampering, or the special counsel's continuing investigation in Washington, will yield a prosecution related to his conduct between the November 2020 election and the riot on Jan. 6.

Bereaved families holding pictures of their loved ones lined up outside the UK Covid-19 Inquiry building as the major probe into the handling of the pandemic officially began its public hearings.Members of the Covid-19 Bereaved Families for Justice (CBFFJ) campaign group travelled to the London site to express frustration at feeling excluded from sharing key evidence with the inquiry.

Government experts have based the UK's badger cull on a confused and flawed interpretation of the science, a damning report sent to MPs has concluded.Calling for an immediate rethink of the policy, the study claims officials adopted an ineffective and misguided approach to tackling tuberculosis in dairy cows, leading to a policy that is a self-perpetuating failure.

An application to remove the grave of the Dambusters' dog at RAF Scampton has been submitted to the local council.The 617 Squadron, based at the RAF site in Lincolnshire, undertook a low-level night attack on German dams in 1943 and was one of the most famous raids in the history of the force.Wing Commander Guy Gibson used his dog's name, which is a racial slur, as a code word to say the dam had been breached with the Labrador retriever dying the same night of the raid.

Dezeen School Shows: a fashion collection that aims to evoke childhood memories and another informed by Disney's The Little Mermaid are included in Dezeen's latest school show by students at Virginia Commonwealth University School of the Arts in Qatar.Also featured are a fashion project that combines traditional Pakistani and Qatari silhouettes and a gothic clothing collection that aims to express "the darker emotions triggered by the pandemic".

British architect Norman Foster has launched the Norman Foster Institute, which will offer educational courses focused on the sustainable development of cities.
Launched by the Norman Foster Foundation today, the institute's first course will be a 36-week, full-time programme named Sustainable Cities.

"[The] split [on patent eligibility law] produces intolerable uncertainty for businesses, with the Executive Branch issuing meritorious patents like the three patents at issue here, only to have the courts invalidate them."- Michel/Duffy brief
Last week, retired U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit (CAFC) Chief Judge Paul Michel and law professor John F. Duffy filed an amicus brief with the U.S. Supreme Court in support of CareDx, Inc. and the Board of Trustees of the Leland Stanford Junior University.

Scientists were able to map the entirety of the shipwreck site, from the Titanic's separated bow and stern sections to its vast debris field.Atlantic/Magellan A deep sea-mapping company has created the first-ever full-sized digital scan of the Titanic, revealing an entirely new view of the world's most famous shipwreck.

Dozens of Army pilots are sounding the alarm on what they say is gross mismanagement of their service contracts that could result in them being required to serve three years longer than they'd originally anticipated.A problem surrounding how service obligation contracts are enforced could result in hundreds of pilots having to stay in uniform three years longer than they'd expected, possibly disrupting plans for civilian life, including wedding plans, their spouse's careers and their own civilian employment opportunities.

By all accounts, it's going to be a beautiful summer week, made even better with brilliant events from to and from to .VISUAL ART
Subtle Intimacy: Here and ThereJapan Institute's inaugural artist-in-residence, Rui Sasaki, whose glass art has been praised in the New York Times, shares her site-specific glass works in Subtle Intimacy: Here and There.

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In CareDx v. Natera, an intriguing amicus brief was recently filed by the Honorable Paul Michel (Ret.) and Professor John Duffy in support of the patentee petitioners Stanford and CareDx.The brief advocates for the clarification of patent-eligibility law, and criticizes the Federal Circuit's handling of the case.

As the legal battle over abortion pills winds through the federal courts, anti-abortion activists are citing a 150-year-old law, the Comstock Act of 1873, to bolster their case.For most of the past century, that law has rarely if ever been enforced, with many of its anti-vice provisions narrowed by federal courts or considered to be vastly out of date.

The Supreme Court of the United States building is seen in Washington, D.C., on May 3, 2023.Celal Gunes / Anadolu Agency via Getty Images In an ominous but unsurprising development, the Supreme Court has agreed to hear a case that may well imperil our health, safety, labor, clean air and water, food and environmental protections.

Credit...Tetra Images/Alamy By Madison Malone Kircher The early contender for the song of summer is a TikTok-fueled remix of a sexually explicit Evangelical sermon about margaritas.Allow me to explain.Earlier this spring, a 65-year-old Evangelical Christian named Cindy Smock better known as Sister Cindy gave a sermon on the campus of Louisiana State University.

David Geffen Hall, the New York Philharmonic's gut-renovated home at Lincoln Center, isn't perfect.The decorating tends cheesy and clashing even if seating that wraps around the stage has done wonders for intimacy.And the sound, for all its improvements on the old acoustics, leans coolly antiseptic.

Menahem Pressler, the celebrated pianist who fled Nazi Germany in 1939 and, after establishing himself in postwar America, co-founded the Beaux Arts Trio, which became the world's reigning piano-violin-cello ensemble and dazzled audiences for a half-century, died on Saturday in London.He was 99.His death was announced by the Jacobs School of Music at Indiana University, where he had been on the faculty since 1955.

With lenders competing for every purchase transaction, some may be dusting off products they haven't used in years or expanding their credit box to accommodate more borrowers and increase access to homeownership.Ensuring that creativity doesn't compromise compliance takes serious research and constant QC system updating.

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The controversial reshaping of a lauded academic program for young students will be front and center at Tuesday's meeting of the Los Angeles Board of Education.The program, called Primary Promise, was achieving extraordinary results in the estimation of district officials who presented a public progress report about 14 months ago.

As it turned out, it didn't affect the destination of the FA Cup or deny Manchester City a chance at the treble, but it might have done.Manchester United had created very little when suddenly VAR gave them a penalty for something almost nobody appealed.Assuredly, under the laws, as they are now interpreted, the decision was correct.

Much has been written about good enough marriages, but what of good enough houses in I guess we have to live somewhere neighborhoods?This is the story of a family who began with low expectations and then fell in love.In 2016, Amanda and Alain de Beaufort were renting an apartment with a garden in Sunset Park, Brooklyn, where they had access to a new school with a Spanish/English program for their two children.

Subscription businesses are unique in that the business model, by its very nature, gathers this valuable data to build an initial profile and, ultimately, nurture lasting relationships over time.Of course, regulatory requirements must be followed, but with the appropriate consent, businesses can consider customer behaviors to deliver an intuitive, personalized advertising and shopping experience.

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Wednesday, May 31, 2023 by Nathan Bernier, KUT
Austin's light-rail ambitions are barreling ahead after narrowly escaping the clutches of Texas lawmakers determined to rein in the multibillion-dollar transit expansion.But the voter-approved plan, known as Project Connect, must still navigate a tricky track laden with potential legal and political hazards.

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The Planning Commission on Tuesday overruled an interpretation of environmental rules by city staffers, allowing a multifamily project to move forward at the intersection of Ben White and South Lamar boulevards.At issue was a disagreement over how a combination of city environmental protection rules apply to a site at 2428 W. Ben White Blvd., where CSW Development plans a 319-unit multifamily project.

I published the last depth chart update when the Commanders officially finalized their 90-man offseason roster, but, as Martin Mayhew reminded us in his post-draft press conference, roster-building never really stops.In the two weeks since Washington's 90-man roster became official, four new players have been signed - 3 of them from the XFL - while 3 players have been released and one moved to the Physically Unable to Perform (PUP) list.

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With Washington coming to terms with 12 UDFAs following the draft, two players on the pre-draft roster had to go.We found out today the identities of those two players.Many fans were anticipating the release of Andrew Norwell, and it seems likely that he will be gone at some point, but a number of people have reported that the team is waiting for Norwell, who suffered a hip injury near the end of the 2022 season, to get healthy in order to release him.

Now that we've seen how I did, let's see how the Hogs Haven readers did at predicting the NFL draft.At stake was a bevy of prizes.Did I say prizes?Yes, I did.There were several winners to this year's Bold Draft Prediction Challenge, whose pseudonyms I will reveal in just a minute.This years contest drew qualifying entries from 20 contestants and one ChatBot-enabled troll, covering topics ranging from the number of quarterbacks selected in the top 12 to Keion White's draft day attire (Unfortunately no points were awarded for the latter, since the entrant incorrectly attributed White's alma mater as UGA instead of Georgia Tech which - if he had got it right, would have resulted in the edge rusher arriving in a Green Hornet outfit, rather than a Christmas tree suit).

Travel is one of the pleasures of life - especially for families - where new memories are made and fun is had.But travel days, especially at airports, can be unbelievably stressful.Even if you plan everything in advance and to the tee, travel plans can, and do, go awry.Take, for example, the fact that you're not always guaranteed to have a seat next to your family, including your young children, and there are hidden fees from seat booking to bag checking that tally up quickly.

When Wes Anderson comes down from Paris for the Cannes Film Festival in the south of France, he and his actors don't stay in one of Cannes' luxury hotels but more than an hour down the coast and well outside the frenzy of the festival.When we arrived here yesterday, we arrived at a calm, peaceful hotel, Anderson said in a interview.

Halle Bailey stars as Ariel in Disney's live-action The Little Mermaid the studio's latest blatant cash-grab.Giles Keyte/Disney Search for "The Little Mermaid side-by-side," and you'll land upon several user-created videos drawing visual comparisons between Disney's 1989 hand-drawn animated hit and the trailer for the new star-studded "live-action" remake directed by Rob Marshall.

Welcome to SB Nation Reacts, a survey of fans across the MLB.Throughout the year we ask questions of the most plugged-in Sign up here to participate in the weekly emailed surveys.Miami Marlins fans and fans across the country.The votes are in from Wednesday's survey regarding which Marlins player should fill the shoes of Jazz Chisholm Jr. (right turf toe) for the next several weeks.

There are few life experiences that evoke a feeling of total leisure more than a picnic.The deliberate choice to dine in nature, away from work and chores and worldly responsibilities.The smell of the grass, the sounds of the birds.The possibility of a Frisbee toss before dessert.To help you find the perfect picnic spot, we asked the experts: rangers from 10 public parks around Washington.

A measure aimed at keeping anti-abortion pregnancy centers from employing deceptive practices in an effort to dissuade women from seeking the procedure has been sent by Illinois legislators to Democratic Gov. J.B. Pritzker, who already has indicated his support.Sometimes referred to as "limited practice facilities," the nonprofit clinics operate nationwide and often open near or even adjacent to clinics where abortions are performed.

Buried deep within Jason Meisner and Ray Long's "ComEd Four" testimony wrap-up story - " Could Michael Madigan be bought?" (April 23) - is something so impossible to fathom that it deserves much more attention."(John) Hooker's defense team, led by attorney Michael Monico, kept out any mention that Hooker headed a group that went to court to halt attempts to diminish the power of Madigan and other political leaders over how legislative district boundaries are redrawn once a decade," Meisner and Long write.

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It's kind of weird that Google knows Duet AI and SGE need to prompt you on how to prompt it.A few weeks ago, my spouse and I made a bet.I said there was no way ChatGPT could believably mimic my writing style for a smartwatch review.I'd already asked the bot to do that months ago, and the results were laughable.

A court ruling said that bank records showed that Javad Marandi, who has been on a Conservative advisory board of ultra-wealthy supporters, either owned or was connected to companies involved in a criminal enterprise moving vast sums of illicit funds around the world and into this country.The judgment states that he received $49 million directly from the bank account of one of the companies used to launder the proceeds of crime as part of the scheme - known as the "Azerbaijan laundromat" - and that one of the companies owned by Mr Marandi received a further $107 million from the same account.

Glenn C Williams Jr, CMT is a Crypto Markets Analyst with an initial background in traditional finance.His experience includes research and analysis of individual cryptocurrencies, defi protocols, and crypto-based funds.He owns BTC, ETH, UNI, DOT, MATIC, and AVAX






Bradley Keoun is the managing editor of CoinDesk's Tech & Protocols team.

It's fitting that the series against the Arizona Diamondbacks ended with a show of speed.They had been roadrunner-ing around all weekend, letting out a quick meep-meep before kicking up a flake of turf and chasing down a fly ball in deep right-center.Defensively, offensively-I'll admit it-the Diamondbacks are kind of a thrill to watch.

Animal rights campaigners are calling on the UK government to ban testing ingredients used for make-up on animals.Testing cosmetic products and ingredients on animals remains banned in the UK, the government insists.But the Home Office has issued licenses that allow testing of ingredients that might affect worker safety.

Parliamentary security guards confiscated reports and leaflets about Hong Kong from attenders of an event in Westminster in case they caused political upset, the Guardian has learned, in a move condemned by a senior Conservative MP as completely daft.Officers on the parliamentary estate forced people attending a meeting of the all-party parliamentary group on Hong Kong last Monday to hand over copies of a report by the group about press freedom there, as well as leaflets campaigning for the release of the media tycoon Jimmy Lai.

As we seek to get a deeper understanding of the known objects in the Solar System, under-utilized senses may become a critical asset.Take sound, for instance.Sound can be an approach to model data.It can portray the motion of hot gas as it responds to lighting on Saturn.In one technique called sonification, information from space telescopes can be put to musical sounds.

There are many nature-inspired designs these days, but many of them take that inspiration too literally.Sometimes they'd literally have the shape of a rock or the moon, or they might even use actual natural objects like leaves or twigs.While there's definitely nothing wrong with that kind of interpretation, there's also something to be said for gentler nods toward natural things and phenomena.

"The Board's reliance on Uniloc 2017 LLC v. Hulu, LLC is inappropriate because Uniloc concerned a proposed substitute claim, not an already-issued claim found invalid by a district court, Vidal said."United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) Director Kathi Vidal issued a sua sponte Director Review decision on Tuesday explaining that the Patent Trial and Appeal Board's (PTAB's) reading of the inter partes review (IPR) statute was incorrect, and directing the Board to revisit a petition brought by Volvo Penta of the Americas, LLC and to analyze the Fintiv factors in view of a parallel district court proceeding.

A major decision on GDPR compensation rights includes what looks like a nasty surprise for many businesses: there is no threshold that non-material damage needs to pass before data subjects can make a claim.As we explained yesterday, "non-material" loss or damage means it didn't directly cost you any money, for example cause a loss of income.