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Bottom line: Given that what you feed yourself will shape your being, why not feed yourself some programming that gets you outside of yourself and your planet, if only for a little while? Star Trek and Next Generation did that for us. I think it’s high time for Mars. How about you?

Most robots will require more torque than LiveDrive alone can provide. That’s why Genesis created its Reflex gearbox. It’s based on a configuration of planetary gears, with smaller gears revolving around a larger one. This design results in a more compliant, responsive actuator compared with those used in multistage gearing systems. Reflex will initially be made out of metal, but the goal is to fabricate it using plastics, bringing down the cost to a fraction of that of existing strain-wave gears, which is a major reason why robotics hardware is so expensive.

The latest version of Penn’s popular Spinfisher reels now features an IPX5 waterproof rating and machined CNC gear technology. The VIs come in 11 sizes from 2500 (pictured) to 10500; the new 2500 size will be Penn’s smallest-ever sealed reel. It holds 220 yards of 8-pound braid, features a 6.2-to-1 gear ratio, and weighs 10.7 ounces. The 2500 costs $139.95.

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The upright posture makes it easier for more air to flow into the dual 12V fans, but that’s just one aspect of an intricate cooling system that directly affects users. Outlets flanking the top corners blow warm exhaust away from the user, and the placement of components behind the screen keeps the keyboard cool even after hours of continuous gaming. A special shield prevents heat from the CPU and GPU from affecting the display.

“We were only just winding up and he ran through the line so he’ll be hard to beat in whatever he progresses on to.”

Retiring board include: Marcus Younge, Clear Lake Bank & Trust; Kevin Meyer, First Citizens Bank; and Stephanie Burnett, from Celebrations Party & Rental.

This of course assumes the next “killer app”. If the software industry does NOT get off its collective ass and stop worrying so much about redmond and what they can do for their company to make money and move the industry forward.

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Few seemed eager to broach the subject, a 180-degree switch from the weekend’s other parties, and the biggest crowds circled network mainstays such as Homeland’s Mandy Patinkin and Shameless star William H Macy in the hotel’s garden courtyard. In his toast to the nominees, Showtime Networks CEO David Nevins went out of his way to name individuals and teasingly imply he’d soon be getting new material from Fourth Estate documentarian Liz Garbus. — Michael O’Connell

“Wrought iron” is the phrase that is commonly used to refer to blacksmith-made decorative ironwork. But the problem is that wrought iron itself is a material, a form of refined iron made by working smelted pig iron to release impurities from it. And more to the point, it’s a historic material, except for a tiny quantity made for heritage purposes in a museum, it hasn’t been available for over half a century. The “wrought iron” in that ironwork is almost certainly really steel, unless the piece in question is a very old, and probably very expensive too. To add insult to injury for blacksmiths, a lot of what is sold as “wrought iron” isn’t even made by a blacksmith: there are entire catalogues of machine made components that can be welded together to a finished product for a mass-produced “blacksmith” look. It’s unsurprising then that blacksmiths get hot under the collar.