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Experiments With Detecting & Correcting AI Hallucination In Geographic Mapping
AI models have made immense strides in text rendering, with SOTA models producing flawless text rendering with the correct settings and prompting. Mapping, however, remains an unsolved challenge, with the propensity of AI models to introduce widespread hallucination when rendering geographic maps a major hurdle blocking their tremendous potential in producing instant beautiful publication-ready maps.
Regional and State Unemployment, 2024 Annual Average Summary
For release 10:00 a.m. (ET) Wednesday, March 5, 2025 USDL-25-0294 Technical information: (202) 691-6392 * lausinfo@bls.gov * www.bls.gov/lau Media contact: (202) 691-5902 * PressOffice@bls.gov REGIONAL AND STATE UNEMPLOYMENT -- 2024 ANNUAL AVERAGES In 2024, annual average unemployment rates increased in 21 states and were little changed in 29 states and the District of Columbia, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reported today.
Cruising Club of America Awards Cole Brauer
Cole Brauer learned to sail with the University of Hawaii sailing team and went on to a career in professional sailing. She achieved this by doing all the hard work of managing other people’s boats and crewing whenever and wherever she could. As everyone knows, things really took off when she raced the Class 40 First Light to second place in the Global Solo Challenge. For that stunning achievement, the Cruising Club of America has awarded Cole the 2024 Young Voyager Award.
January 10, 2025
Cole Brauer learned to sail with the University of Hawaii sailing team and went on to a career in professional sailing. She did this by doing all the hard work of managing other people’s boats and crewing whenever and wherever she could. As everyone knows, things really took off when she raced the Class 40 First Light to second place in the Global Solo Challenge. For that stunning achievement, the Cruising Club of America has awarded Cole the 2024 Young Voyager Award.
Who Is Waterkeeper: Nelson Brooke, Black Warrior Riverkeeper Original
Nelson Brooke joined Black Warrior Riverkeeper in Alabama when a friend from elementary school asked if he could help run the nascent organization for five months. The friend was David Whiteside, who founded Black Warrior Riverkeeper and now serves as Tennessee Riverkeeper, and the five month request has since ballooned into twenty years on the job for Nelson, and counting. In retrospect, Nelson was an obvious candidate for the role. He had a direct connection with the river.
Just In: Ronnie Simpson Dismasted in South Atlantic Ocean
This month we bring you a historical photo that chills us to the core. Check it out! Then leave us your caption. Dream Yacht offers the widest range of yachts for sale in the market. If you start sailing in small boats you might grow up to be a rich yachtsman or you might just have a blast sailing small boats. Matt Arno from Fort worth Texas is planning and prepping his J/105 Blue Flash for his first Pacific Cup race this coming July.
US Racers, Ronnie Simpson and Cole Brauer in South Atlantic in Global Solo Challenge
There are very few Americans who have competed in, and completed, singlehanded round-the-world races. Former Bay Area resident Bruce Schwab was the first American sailor to complete the Vendée Globe in 2004/05. There are now three Americans competing in the singlehanded Global Solo Challenge. Both Ronnie Simpson and and Cole Brauer have returned to the Atlantic by rounding Cape Horn, and David Linger from Seattle, aboard his Class 40 Koloa Maoli, is about 600 miles from rounding.
February 9, 2024
After a harrowing summer of what was dubbed a “pirate crime spree” on its shores — and after several years of lax enforcement by police — grant money has poured into the Oakland Estuary, marine units are back on patrol, and at least 25 derelict vessels have been removed. “Eighteen were taken from the waterway and crushed,” said former harbormaster Brock de Lappe.
What’s Up With WOTUS?
May 23, 2023 What’s Up With WOTUS? In recent weeks, you may have seen news stories about “WOTUS” or “Waters of the United States.” The argument over what does, and does not, constitute WOTUS has been around for almost 50 years – as long as the Clean Water Act has been on the books. In this blog, we will provide some background about the WOTUS rule and what it means for the waterways in our communities.
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