ASU helps computer learn to speak for naval use
At Arizona State University Dr. Donald L. Snider and a student team teach a computer to speak using English like human speech. The project aims to enable ships’ computers to report alarms and give precise spoken instructions, with future goals including a female voice and readable output for blind users.
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Arizona State University
Donald L. Snider
Snider
40Th St
Phoenix
Ken Russell
Cynthia Jaskie
Jackie
Leon Black
E. Cherry Lynn
Russell
Speech and Hearing
Liz Warren
ASU
Navy
Warren
Dr. Snider
Naval Ocean Systems Center
The
Naval Undersea Center
San Diego
Bruce Fette
Alan Toogood
Yong Kim
Tom Slack
Imaginative defense changes bridge outcome in Hudson hand
Marty Bergen of Hudson NY demonstrates patient bold defense in a brisk bridge hand. His aggressive bidding pressure pushed opponents toward a misplay and a down two score, while careful diamond play nearly altered the result.
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Marty Bergen
Hudson
N.Y
West
Declarer
Bergen
East
South
SCC Alumni Association General Meeting Planned
The Scottsdale Community College Alumni Association will hold a general meeting at 7 30 p m Monday in the student lounge. All SCC graduates and former fulltime students are invited to attend. Officers will be elected and future activities planned.
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Scottsdale Community College Alumni Association
SCC
Labor Secretary's Daughter Arrested in Stanford Protest
Jill Ann Marshall daughter of U.S. Labor Secretary Ray Marshall was among 294 people arrested during a Stanford University protest this week. The incident drew attention to campus demonstrations and the role of police in crowd control.
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Stanford
Calif
Jill Ann Marshall
U.S
Ray Marshall
Stanford University
Cell membrane study fuels cancer antiserum hopes
Dr. Dorothea Bennett of Sloan-Kettering Institute explains that understanding the cell membrane and its receptors could enable immunotherapy against cancer. She notes transformed malignant cells differ on the surface and that serum antibodies might target only cancer cells while sparing normal ones, though human use faces rejection issues.
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Cliff Smith
Copley
Dorothea Bennett
Sloan-Kettering Institute For Cancer Research
New York
Bennett
Legal Way File complaint in case of job bias
The answer explains discrimination relief under South Carolina law. A worker alleging bias may file a complaint with the state commissioner of labor within 30 days, triggering an investigation and a county court decision. Seek federal civil rights advice as well.
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E.J. Denison
J.D. Copley News Service
South Carolina
Missioner of Labor
Commission
Federal Civil Rights Office
County Recorder’s Office
Copley News Service
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