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[From Scyphozoa to the Tin Woodsman] In the future when we have our flying cars drive us to work or the park, diners are run by helpful aliens and our shopping malls are rife with helper robots, I want to step into one of those teleportation chambers and be one of the first Earthmen to see the new world they build on this new planet. I just know it's going to be beautiful.

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[Blog.tmcnet.com] VoIP Blog, VoIP News, Gadgets: Gadgets Archives: VoIP News, VoIP Opinions, my blog analyzes the VoIP industry and general technology. Gadgets are one of my favorite topics.

[Vb-helper.com] VB Helper: Karen Watterson's Archived Destinations and Diversions ...: Jamie MacLennan's article on the new data mining features in Analysis Services 2005. In the article, Jamie describes the five new algorithms: 1) association rules, which finds rules in your data in the form A and B -"> C and is especially useful for large catalogs, 2) native Bayes, a probabilistic model that's particularly useful for classification and advanced data exploration, 3) sequence clustering, which combines expectation maximization clustering with sequence technology, 4) time series, which uses regression trees technology to detect patterns that exist across series, and 5) neural nets, which excels in finding complex relationships (think non-linearities) that would be missed by other algorithms.

[Tonytalkstech.com] Technically Speaking » Technology: A new tool for precision cutting, the plasma needle, created by physicists and bioengineers, may change the way that we handle diseased tissue and sterilizing wounds.The plasma needle is a tungsten needle 5 centimeters long and 0.3 millimeters across. By applying a high frequency voltage to this needle the gas pass through it ionizes, giving us the plasma.

[Uber.tv] Clippings.reblog: archeology: Janet Murray, Michael Mateas, and Gonzalo Frasca each get significant coverage, and Gamespot provides a good selection of quality links to gaming-theory-related websites (including us). Among the more unusual sources Gamespot talks to is Paul Miller (DJ Spooky - That Subliminal Kid), due to his recently published book Rhythm Science, who claims that modern youth culture is based around the idea of "replication," although exactly what that means, Gamespot never reveals.