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Patrick Foley

Sacramento
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Drowned Review | Film Reviews

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By Ryan Nunes, Patrick Foley
| ukfilmreview.co.uk
They say that the closest thing to war that most people ever experience is divorce. Ryan Nunes’ short film Drowned follows a couple in the aftermath of a separation, each side bearing the scars that complicate their lives as single parents in a melodramatic but moving short. After a fight with partner Jake (Nunes) at a Christmas party, we follow Sarah (Sonya Richards) as she navigates single parenthood of her daughter Emma (Julia Little).
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Peaky Blinders: The Real Story Documentary Film Review

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By Patrick Foley
| ukfilmreview.co.uk
Directed by: Robin Bextor Starring: Andrew Insol ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Few TV shows have ever genuinely managed to attain cultural phenomenon status. But when you have bars, whiskeys and festivals named in your honour, and a haircut and dress sense that instantly scream the name of your show (as well as ‘bit of a prick…’), it is fair to say you are worthy of the term.
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Bridging Earth and Space: A Flexible and Resilient Federated Learning Framework Deployed on the International Space Station

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By James Casaletto, Patrick Foley, Mark Fernandez, Lauren Sanders
| BioRxiv
Abstract The public and commercial space industries are planning longer duration and more distant space missions, including the establishment of a habitable lunar base and crewed missions to Mars. To support Earth-independent scientific and medical operations, such missions can leverage artificial intelligence and machine learning models to assist with crew healthcare, spacecraft maintenance, and other critical tasks.
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