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AI can now track geese and other animals
Emerging technologies support a new era of applied wildlife research, generating data on scales from individuals to populations. Computer vision methods can process large datasets generated through image-based techniques by automating the detection and identification of species and individuals. With the exception of primates, however, there are no objective visual methods of individual identification for…
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How Ketamine-based clinics are improving veterans’ mental health
Dr. Sam Zand has seen scores of patients struggling with post-traumatic stress disorder come through his office. Many arrive with similar gripes: Doctors issue brain-rewiring medications too freely, there is a dearth of medical consultation, and seldom is there a treatment plan to complement a barrage of pills. As the founder of the Las Vegas-based…
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Alleged thief crashes car after shooting owner in Central District
SEATTLE — Seattle detectives are investigating after a man was reportedly shot by a thief trying to steal his car in the Central District. Police dispatch got a call saying a man was shot in the 800 block of Rainier Avenue South just before 10:00 p.m. on Tuesday. When officers arrived, they found a 55-year-old…
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Local Five-Star Joyce Edwards Commits To South Carolina Women’s Basketball
The local superstar is staying home. Joyce Edwards, the Camden, S.C. native rated as the No. 2 overall women’s basketball recruit for the class of 2024 by ESPN, committed to South Carolina in a signing ceremony at Camden High School after naming LSU and Clemson as her other two finalists. The 6-foot-2 forward will be…
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Rublev bloodies self with racket in ATP Finals loss
Associated Press Nov 15, 2023, 05:51 PM ET Open Extended Reactions TURIN, Italy — Andrey Rublev grew so frustrated during a 7-5, 6-2 loss to Carlos Alcaraz at the ATP Finals on Wednesday that he repeatedly hit himself with his racket — so hard that he bloodied his left knee. Rublev had already slammed his…
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Baltimore City seeks to regulate facial recognition technology
A Baltimore City Council committee held a public hearing Wednesday on facial recognition.The proposed legislation, still a work in progress, would require police to get approval before buying new facial recognition equipment. An oversight board would be created to monitor its use.The use of the technology for law enforcement and security purposes is exploding in…
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Cathy Horyn on the Current State of Fashion
Photo-Illustration: by The Cut; Photo: Getty Images Cathy Horyn, the Cut’s fashion critic-at-large, has had quite a year. She traveled to New York, London, Paris, Los Angeles, Seoul, and Milan to review the womenswear and couture collections, of course. She critiqued the most exciting and sought-after launches, including Phoebe Philo’s namesake brand, the Met’s Lagerfeld exhibit,…
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What to do if you’re in a car crash
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO) – Car crashes can be stressful, especially if they happen on a busy road like Minnesota Avenue or 41st Street in Sioux Falls. During the mix of emotions after a crash, some may not know what the correct course of action is in those situations. Sioux Falls Police officer Lieutenant Andrew…
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Náutico: Marcelo Segurado pode ser anunciado como novo executivo de futebol
Notícia É o fato ou acontecimento de interesse jornalístico. Pode ser uma informação nova ou recente. Também diz respeito a uma novidade de uma situação já conhecida. Artigo Texto predominantemente opinativo. Expressa a visão do autor, mas não necessariamente a opinião do jornal. Pode ser escrito por jornalistas ou especialistas de áreas diversas. Investigativa Reportagem…
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Free telehealth therapy service for teens launches in NYC: ‘We’re here for them’
New York City will soon launch a free telehealth therapy service for teens in the five boroughs — following through on a pledge to expand mental health access, Mayor Adams announced Wednesday. Teens between the ages of 13 and 17 will be able to sign up for “TeenSpace,” a service in partnership with Talkspace that…
