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A Crescent City man could spend the rest of his life in prison after being convicted of killing his parents last week. Casey Rhyn Potter, 41, was found guilty of murder of 2 people and was sentenced to 15 years to life in prison. Potter was convicted of killing his parents, 77-year-old Brian Gilbert Potter and 71-year-old Sherrie Lynn Potter at their Crescent City home. Their bodies were found Feb. 16, 2020, and Casey Potter was arrested two days later at a bus stop in Crescent City. At the time of his arrest, he was in possession of a loaded firearm. A few months after his arrest, Potterâ€...

PHOTO: Rock n Roll Monkey I’ve been spending a lot of time recently talking about intelligent platforms that use artificial intelligence (AI) or machine learning (ML) to help out in the workplace. In fact, just a few hours before sitting down to write this I was asked to participate in yet another industry conference panel on the subject. An Early Introduction to the Two Sides of AI AI has always fascinated me. I think the first encounter I had with the concept of an autonomous system helping out in the workplace was Robert the Robot the robotic co-pilot of the World Space Patrol craft ...

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Premium Content Subscriber only If ever anyone said you slowed down in your twilight years, U3A Mackay members would certainly prove them wrong. There’s something for everyone and with about 550 members on the books, it’s guaranteed to be a big year to make up for COVID-19 disrupting 2020. Like most community events and sports, U3A Mackay was forced to scale back and, in some cases, cancel events last year but the organisation is back. The annual Give it a Go day at the Senior Citizens Hall on Friday was as much a social catch-up as it was a membership drive.