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Streetsblog has more:The MIT team says their algorithm is a reliable mimic of how humans perceive visual cues in urban environments.
During the day it caters to an older clientele and has more the air of a canteen.
Much of the show, in fact, has more the feel of a video installation than of a play.
Sangre Ajena has more the sense of alien (foreign) or bad (strange) blood: "wrong" sounds too much like a transfusion of an unmatched group.
Seven days into its three-week run, Back To Reality has more the feel of previous reality show flops such as Survivor or Jailbreak.
And P. B*stard has more: "The main man, Bruce McAvaney, can't even correctly pronounce the names of countries, let alone the athletes.
The Economist has more on the theories.
Reuters has more: [The Arab League] also urged the [UN security] council to "overcome the differences among its members by taking the necessary... resolutions against the perpetrators of this crime, for which the Syrian regime bears responsibility, and to end the violations and crimes of genocide that the Syrian regime has been carrying out for over two years".
(Michael Schulman has more on the scene).
(Amy Davidson has more on the speeches).
