
Monday, November 29, 2010
Are Security Scanners Safe?

Monday, November 22, 2010
4 Logo
3 Articles
Sean John
1) shows famous people wearing Sean john
2) Sean John is responcable
3) Diddy
Rocawear
1)shows famous people wearing Rocawear, shows the cleaence section
2) Rocawear is responcable
3)famous person
Ecko
1)shows the sales they got on, sneak peek to new arrivals
2)Ecko is responcable
3)other websites are included
1) shows famous people wearing Sean john
2) Sean John is responcable
3) Diddy
Rocawear
1)shows famous people wearing Rocawear, shows the cleaence section
2) Rocawear is responcable
3)famous person
Ecko
1)shows the sales they got on, sneak peek to new arrivals
2)Ecko is responcable
3)other websites are included
Tuesday, November 9, 2010
Gesturing at Your TV Isn't Ready for Prime Time

The Kinect uses both software and hardware to pick up a person's position, motions, and voice. To measure position, it emits an infrared beam and measures how long that light takes to bounce back from objects it encounters. Four microphones can receive voice commands, and software filters out background noise and even conversation from other people in the room.
Since all these systems need to be calibrated, setting up the Kinect takes some time. After you connect the sensor to an Xbox 360 and position it near the center line of a television, the Kinect's motors automatically adjust its angle so that it can get a complete picture of the user.
Wednesday, November 3, 2010
http://www.theonion.com/video/jennifer-aniston-adopts-33yearold-boyfriend-from-a,17768/
making fun of famuos ppl adopting kids from africa
Tracking the Brain's Ability to Bluff
In a study published today, Montague and collaborators found that people take one of three strategies when playing a simple economics game, and that specific parts of the brain seem to be more active in people who choose to bluff. A second paper published last month shows how the strategies chosen by healthy people playing a similar game change depending on the mental status of their opponent. Researchers ultimately hope to create an automated version of this approach and use it to diagnose disease. The strategists' approach required the greatest mentalizing trying to get into the mind of the other player. But the reality was the opposite; they suggested relatively high prices when the actual value was low, likely stopping that sale. But they surmised that this would increase their credibility in the other rounds of the game; thus, when the private value was high, they could give low suggested prices. "Bluffing is a specific feature of theory of mind," explains Montague. "It touches on the capacity to model other people; included in your model of me is your model of my model of you." He notes that while none of the groups had significant differences in IQ, having an above-average IQ was necessary to be a strategist.
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