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0 russian corridor for the first time in the city of sumy along the northeastern border. but mariupol has reports of renewed russian shelling. you can also join fox and the support of red cross efforts in ukraine. head to red cross.org, and also help by calling 800-helpnow. "america reports" is now. [gunfire]>> they came to our city, they damaged our infrastructure. and killed innocents. >> scary to stay home right now. >> process, out of the country, and others -- >> sandra: the sound of suffer...

Over to 2022 thats the end of democracy and will have authoritarianism. >> i want to know what you think and as we enter the next period where there are more public hearings and changes the contours of this discourse. >> i think the public hearings are critical because look. i think that whether we like it or not americans are over this story as depressing as that is because he is right about the existential stakes but a reason that january 6 sort of faded into the background besides the fact th...

Shows them all at once. but, depending on the angle from which youre looking at it, each of your eyes sees only one of these perspectives at a time, which means, as you move from side to side, the background and foreground move relative to each other, giving a real illusion of depth. this is something called a lenticular screen, which is not, in itself, a new idea, but this device is the best example of it that ive seen. it can even show a photo taken from your phone and use the extra depth info...

Landscape it was within. sustainability has been really central to the concept of the building. we have systems such as the heat pump that heats the museum underpinning the energy strategy. we have selected wherever possible local materials so that the travel from source to site is as short as possible. the building has a zero—waste strategy so all of the domestic waste water is treated on—site and it is filtered through the landscape and weed beds so it can then be discharged back into the ...

The site isjust amazing. it reflects boat building, it reflects restoration, conservation. some of the success of what the team has achieved here is a building that is simultaneously foreground and background. the foregrounds the visitor experience, a building that is here. and yet it is the background, the backdrop to a beautiful landscape setting, and immersing yourself in a fantastic collection. so, windermere, all about water, and our next building is equally elemental. a study in stone. wit...

A thought for the poor designers, like andy mcnamara, who created sonzai, and who, for the most part, are trying to design immersive environments on flat screens. i mean, obviously we work on a 2d canvas, and i think this has always been the problem of working as a c6! artist or designer. theres been some stuff with vr done in the past, where you can actually view things and look around, but its still clunky. augmented reality holography is the ultimate way. especially if you can interact with w...

A thought for the poor designers, like andy mcnamara, who created sonzai, and who, for the most part, are trying to design immersive environments on flat screens. i mean, obviously we work on a 2d canvas, and i think this has always been the problem of working as a cgi artist or designer. theres been some stuff with vr done in the past, where you can actually view things and look around, but its still clunky. augmented reality holography is the ultimate way. especially if you can interact with w...

At a time, which means, as you move from side to side, the background and foreground move relative to each other, giving a real illusion of depth. this is something called a lenticular screen, which is not, in itself, a new idea, but this device is the best example of it that ive seen. it can even show a photo taken from your phone and use the extra depth information from your second lens. you could actually see this as being the future of what a lot of people have in their homes in order to sho...

Its called the looking glass portrait. the device converts a 3d image into dozens of different perspectives and then shows them all at once. but, depending on the angle from which youre looking at it, each of your eyes sees only one of these perspectives at a time, which means, as you move from side to side, the background and foreground move relative to each other, giving a real illusion of depth. this is something called a lenticular screen, which is not, in itself, a new idea, but this device...

The device converts a 3d image into dozens of different perspectives and then shows them all at once. but, depending on the angle from which youre looking at it, each of your eyes sees only one of these perspectives at a time, which means, as you move from side to side, the background and foreground move relative to each other, giving a real illusion of depth. this is something called a lenticular screen, which is not, in itself, a new idea, but this device is the best example of it that ive see...