In the Age of A.I., Is Seeing Still Believing? | Decoiler In Color Coating Line

Terry soon had the yellow plastic clothes line attached to the calf’s leg. The remainder of the poly rope lay coiled ominously behind these two obstetrical wizards. It snarled and gaped like a rhino trap. “Lemme grab some gloves outta the pickup,” were Terry’s last vertical words.

It’s coming! Political Correctness in the Animal Kingdom! I have conferred with those fervent homogenizers of the once colorful and descriptive English language to formulate the following list:

Singer, songwriter, guitarist and producer Mthakathi (pronounced: (m-TAA-gaa-tee), conjures up music that is undeniably and unflinchingly Rock, but bespeaks a more prismatic World sensibility. It is music that draws from a lifelong immersion in South African culture; music that reflects a keen absorption of eclectic world elements; music that explores expression beyond borders; and music that rock…

‘At least I’ll get it fixed before lunch,’ he thought as he lifted the plywood cover and descended the ladder into the well. There was just room enough for one man to stand up, what with the pressure tank, the pump and pipes.

The opening of the hospital was a great day for the health of the Hunter after 500 workers had toiled from 1985 on the Rankin Park site, among other things pouring 63,000 tonnes of cement, installing 12,000 ceiling lights and 380 toilets. 

"Oh, buddy, there’s all sorts of things we can do, right? We can do lots and lots of Hawking, cool stuff, but we’ll fail. Yeah, Nick’s right."

Commenter: KellyI believe students are mostly to blame for loan debt that is way above what they can afford. I work in the student loan department at a university and I have troubles all the time trying to help students. For example, students often want to take out a private loan rather than a federal loan because the process is quicker. I can get some payment estimation calculators and show them they would be paying back a few thousand dollars more by getting a private loan and they don’t care. Students VERY often have the attitude that "I’m gonna have a good job because I’ll have a degree and it won’t matter because I’ll have all the money in the world so who cares about a higher payment." Parents and teachers need to help these kids research starting salaries in their field and make an expected budget. Maybe if they saw they have little chance of making their monthly payments they would borrow more responsibly.

Well, bear with me, Mom, here goes another. Summertime brings with it bathing suit ads, lawn mower commercials, kids home to help with the chores, mosquitoes, firecrackers and PHOTOSENSITIZATION. Photo: light; sensitization; sensitive to. Sensitive to sunlight. And that is an understatement! We’re talkin’ hard core, fourth and goal, damn the torpedoes, all ahead full sunburn! Not to be confused with true sunburn or snowburn.

"Not like I meant it to be bad. I was just talking about change that happens. Things happen. It happened on Anori too. People demanded change. It happened in the French Revolution. It happened in China. It happened in the United States. And it happened here."

There are oddities: goats in a tree in Morocco. Painted aboriginal performers in traditional dress passing through airport security in Papua New Guinea.

Border collies. Are they truly smarter than chimpanzees? Cuddlier than koala? More dedicated than Batman’s valet?

Commenter: Peter O’LalorIn the United States a group has been established to provide a voice for student loan and educational reform. We at CEDR (Citizens for an Educated and Democratic Republic) have contacted all Senators and Representatives with a BILL for student loan reform. In this 18 page BILL are facts and figures gathered from substantive information useful in our challenge to unconstitutional laws. We have also recommended 29 separate laws to support our reasoning. The current bills being proposed to alleviate the problems in the area of student loan legislation are unsatisfactory and only help the student loan creditors. The present legislation has caused grave harm to many citizens and their families. For many, their struggles have continued for decades, taking a toll on their marriages, health, and an increasing inability to live and survive in a worsening economy. At the present time, there is no relief. The present legislation provides for creditors making tremendous profits at the expense of too many citizens. These citizens have spiraled down to poverty level and are under great stress because they do not see an end in sight to their student loan debt problem. Many have moved out of the country or gone off the grid. We want them to know we are pro-active and empathize in their expatriation. Please contact us at Citizens for an Educated and Democratic Republic cedresq@gmail.com if you would like a copy of this BILL in Adobe pdf. We encourage you to share it and contact your legislator about it.