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Teaching Sand to Think

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By Dylan Patel, Jeff Koch Verified
| Arena Magazine Verified
Teaching Sand to Think Arena publishes four stunning print editions per year, full of stories just like this one on American technology, capital, and industry. Humans may be just the bootloader for digital superintelligence, but we have to work awfully hard to make sand think. To do so required following an exponential curve of progress for more than fifty generations of chips, a new one every year for more than half a century.
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The Finest Shone In The Desert Sun At The Arizona Concours d’Elegance

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By Jeff Koch Verified
| Hemmings Classic Car Verified
The crush of automotive enthusiasm that descends upon Phoenix and Scottsdale in the second half of January has long needed a starting point — a celebratory kickoff to start the flurry of activity off right. In just a few years since its return to the scene, the Arizona Concours d’Elegance, this year on January 18, has stepped up and become exactly that — the introductory festival that filled a much-noticed gap. Watch Hemmings videos without ads here.
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Two decades of zebra mussel ( Dreissena polymorpha ) invasion in Kansas reservoirs have minimal effects on water quality and fish communities

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By Ridge Sliger, Jeff Koch Verified, Chris Steffen, Ben Neely, Trevor J. Hefley, Keith B. Gido
| Frontiers
Abstract Zebra mussels (Dreissena polymorpha) have caused significant ecosystem changes across North America since their introduction, yet their effects on fish populations remain poorly understood, particularly in Great Plains reservoirs. We quantified effects of zebra mussel invasions on water quality and fish assemblages across 25 reservoirs >5 km2 in Kansas, U.S., where invasions have occurred over the past 2 decades.
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