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Bristol
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Lead SCISYS Autonomy and Robotics Group
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NBA: Alex McKechnie on leap of faith that took him to star physio Original

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By Mark Woods
| BBC Sport Verified
ByMark Woods BBC Sport Alex McKechnie chuckles at the leap of faith he took when he packed up almost all his belongings in Glasgow and booked a one-way flight to Vancouver, Canada on 7 September 1974. "I had $300 in my pocket," he recounts. "And no job." At that point it might have been hard for the newly qualified physiotherapist to imagine he would one day be telling basketball great Shaquille O'Neal - with his full entourage in tow - to wait his turn to see him.
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How changing mindsets are accelerating law firm AI adoption

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By Mark Woods
| Lexology Verified
The legal industry’s perspective on artificial intelligence has undergone a seismic shift. What was once viewed as a curiosity has now become a necessity for forward-thinking litigation teams. The fear of being left behind has surpassed the fear of getting it wrong, driving a new wave of adoption of AI for lawyers and in law firms across the globe.
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A Successful Day

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By Access BDD, Angie Baldwin Verified, Stannah Lifts, Mark Woods
| Elevator World Verified
by Mark Harding The Lift Industry Mental Health Charter Cup was held on 20 May — during Mental Health Awareness Week — and turned out to be a successful football event supporting mental health at the Dartford Football Club. The event raised approximately £6,000 in person, and donations were still coming in at press time, with organizers hoping to raise £8,000 in total to support mental courses within the vertical-transportation industry and highlight mental health.
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