A power of the project safety. The cetacean translation initiative, Machine Learning team. Theyve examines move and 8700 audio snippets of spin while clicks known as coaches. Scientists have been trying for decades to understand what those clicks might mean to, well, they still dont know. They now sing 0 states of cliques that make up of the music else abuse that the whales mites used to build the rough equivalent of woods and phrases. Project studies really focused on listening right now. This is an incredibly vulnerable population, especially transmitted Communication System that we really dont want to disturb. And so right, were just at the very beginning of this process and i think theres a lot more research that we have to do before we know whether its a good idea to try to communicate with them or really even to have a sense of whether that will be possible this experience safety miles seemed to have sophisticated social ties and deciphering that Communication Systems could revea
Master Minds, which debuts on Thursday, April 15. A MasterMind is a brilliant thinker with original ideas, explained Andrea McCafferty and Kat O Neill, The White Room Gallery Co-owners. Joe Stefanelli and Sasson Soffer are two world renowned artists who not only live up to that description but who have also shared a connection to East Hampton through Joe s studio paintings and Sasson s sculpture park.
The duo continued, Joe, originally from Philadelphia, was part of the New York School of abstract expressionists showing with Pollack and de Kooning. Sasson, originally from Baghdad, came to NY to study with sculptor Jose de Rivera and painter Mark Rothko. Sasson lived to 84, Joe to 96.
The Crazy True Story Of The Serial Killer Who Went On The Dating Game
By Marina Manoukian/Feb. 8, 2021 4:46 pm EDT
Everyone deserves a chance to find love, but there s something weird about the fact that serial killer Rodney Alcala went on a dating game show between some of his murders. And despite the fact that he won on the show, apparently his demeanor behind the scenes was so unnerving and creepy that the lucky bachelorette decided to renege on her choice.
Convicted three times for murder, Alcala repeatedly appealed his death sentences. And even during his third and final trial in 2010, during which he acted as his own defense attorney, he laughed and talked throughout. During his last sentencing, he decided to play Alice s Restaurant, by Arlo Guthrie, for the courtroom, although it s unclear if he played them the entire 18-minute song or just the part that goes Eat dead, burnt bodies/ I mean kill/ Kill, kill, kill! Either way, bold move when the jury is deciding wheth