Apple TV+ has ordered a docuseries from McMillion$ directors James Lee Hernandez and Brian Lazarte about the controversial 1996 Pepsi commercial that promised a Harrier jet in exchange for seven .
NSF CAREER grant supports Rensselaer modeling of complex connected vehicle systems
Future roads will likely carry autonomous vehicles that communicate with one another in a system where vehicles relay information – like destination, speed, or upcoming lane change – and then receive real-time feedback about decisions like route changes necessary to avoid traffic.
Such an intelligent connected vehicle system could vastly improve mobility and safety, while reducing congestion and emissions from vehicles idling in traffic, but it will also add significant complexity to already dynamic traffic patterns, making vehicle flow vulnerable to instability.
“The advent of connected vehicles will pose tremendous challenges to the robustness of the traffic management system,” said Sean X. He, an assistant professor of civil and environmental engineering at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. “We have nice dynamic modeling of our current traffic system; however, if we add another layer
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JZZ Technologies, Inc. plans to roll out free and low-cost services aimed at protecting adults 55+ ranging from free courses, computer and cell phone protection to background checks
Calverton, New York (Newsfile Corp. - March 15, 2021) - Media and marketing company JZZ Technologies, Inc. (OTC Pink: JZZI) has partnered with National Cyber Security Ventures, Corp. (NSCV) to offer protection for adults age 55+ against the wide range of cybercrimes that target this large and vulnerable group.
According to data from Bloomberg, criminals steal $37 billion dollars a year from America s population age 55 and over. This group is targeted by cyber criminals and scammers because they are generally slower to adopt online methods for banking and shopping and are therefore less in-tune with the associated risks. Seniors are also targeted because many of them have savings, and because older adults tend to be more trusting than younger people.
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Taylor Swift, Billie Eilish, H.E.R., Megan Thee Stallion, Beyonce Dominate 63rd Grammy Awards
March 15, 2021 at 1:20 AM (PT)
Beyonce (Photo: Everett Collection / Shutterstock.com)
Last year, it was a BILLIE EILISH sweep. And while this year, EILISH s I Want Everything was the winner for RECORD OF THE YEAR, and she won another award earlier in the evening, the other major GRAMMY awards were spread around. TAYLOR SWIFT (ALBUM), H.E.R. (SONG) and MEGAN THEE STALLION (NEW ARTIST) grabbed the four major categories at last night s 63rd annual GRAMMY AWARDS, carried live on CBS and hosted by TREVOR NOAH, but it was BEYONCE who stole the show. For ALL ACCESS complete live blog of the show, go here.