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You never forget the name of your first lesson horse – that horse who taught you what you need to know to work with every one that follows.
In this series, participants throughout the Thoroughbred industry share the names and stories of the horses that have taught them the most about life, revealing the limitless ways that horses can impact the people around them. Some came early on in their careers and helped them set a course for the rest of their lives, while others brought valuable lessons to veterans of the business.
Question: Which horse has taught you the most about life?
Deploying art to care for nature: Q&A with Tom Eddington
by Dave Martin on 19 April 2021
Lack of funding for conservation nonprofits is among the obstacles to saving biodiversity around the planet.
Business adviser and executive coach Tom Eddington is leading an effort to address this by organizing a campaign to raise nearly $30 million that will go to various selected environmental nonprofits.
Eddington is working with top artists, musicians, actors and other creative influencers, who will create original artwork and content that will be sold to raise the funds.
Editor’s note: Mongabay is a selected beneficiary of the ENDANGERED campaign.
The exhibit lineup at local museums is looking good this spring. One explores gender fluidity in fashion, while another looks at lives lost along the U.S.-Mexico border. One artist considers the Black body, as another addresses lowrider culture. Here’s a look at some of our favorites exhibits this season, including several that feature local artists. Body/Magic: Liz Cohen ASU Art Museum January 16 to May 29
Photographer Liz Cohen, a 2020 Guggenheim fellow and faculty member at ASU School of Art, explores issues of personal and cultural identity in this exhibit at ASU Art Museum. The artist assumes various roles in lowrider culture, including builder and bikini model, to challenge prevailing narratives about femininity and prompt conversations about “immigration, nonconformity, and resistance.” The exhibit includes the lowrider car Cohen built as part of her seminal “Body/Work” series.
Los Alamos National Lab to Gain Next-Gen Supercomputing System in 2023 sdecoret/istockphoto
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An official detailed what’ll be the in-the-making machine’s various purposes.
A cutting-edge, high performance supercomputer is set to be delivered to the Energy Department’s Los Alamos National Laboratory in early 2023.
“With an innovative balance of memory bandwidth and capacity, this next-generation system will shape our institution’s computing strategy,” the lab’s Director Thom Mason said Monday.
Hewlett Packard Enterprise will provide the supercomputing architecture for the novel system, which will also feature Nvidia’s Arm-based Grace Central Processing Unit. Named for computer-programming pioneer Grace Hopper, the Grace CPU uses energy-efficient Arm cores and was explicitly designed for large-scale HPC and artificial intelligence applications. This new chip stems from designs of Arm Holdings, the British semiconductor-licensing giant Nvidi
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