Let’s See If You Are A Genius. Which One Is Different?

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I often wonder what traffic cops think about when they walk up to a car they just pulled over. Will the driver be calm or hostile?

SRI International is busy creating a robot that will make it safer for police and motorists. According to the robot research company, 16,915,140 drivers are pulled over in traffic each year, 195, 078 motorists have physical force used on them, 4,488 officers are assaulted, 89 of those motorists die, and 11 of the officers die.

SRI and Stanford University are busy working on robots that will be the ones issuing the traffic tickets.

Watch the above video to see how robots will do on the job. They will be here sooner than you think.

We had an incredible view of the Blue Angels at the Air & Sea Show on the beach yesterday. This is becoming an annual Memorial Day (Weekend) event in Miami Beach. We were joined by a few friends who spent the afternoon watching this spectacular show. Everyone brought their cameras and were clicking away. All the photos below were shot by Eliot Hess on his new super, duper Nikon.

Selma Blair

The more I speak to people my age, the more I realize that many friends have some sort of a health issue that they have to deal with each day. This is the new normal. If you live long enough, you can’t escape hearing about health problems everyday.

I am the biggest baby. I don’t think my coping skills ever matured. I constantly worry that we should all be healthy and happy. My cousin Allan Becker tells me, “Attitude is everything.” I know he’s right, but it’s so difficult to put on a smiley face when you don’t feel well, or you are worried about the future.

Some people have to put on a good show no matter what. I admire those who can do that. Kelly Clarkson, the singer, managed to host the Billboard Music Awards while suffering from appendicitis. She underwent surgery to remove her appendix the very next day. She admits now that she was in terrible pain during the entire ceremony. I don’t know too many other people who would have taken such a chance. What was going through her mind?

You will be shocked to learn of many famous people with chronic illnesses who appear in public life like they don’t have a care in the world.

Read about the woes of the famous. Maybe we can learn from them, or at least admire their fortitude.

Prevention magazine reveals all. Click below.

Prevention: https://apple.news/ALVk7tvk5SkOmNNySnTMu

I always love giving you a scoop. “Hear’s one.”

I know, I know. It’s “here’s one.” I just wanted to be cute when I clued you in on the fact that a soon-to-be released, smartphone app, will allow you to diagnose ear infections.

This is great news for parents who have children plagued by ear infections. The app uses the phone’s microphone, its speaker and a small paper cone.

According to Engadget, “The app sends short, sound pulses through a funnel and into the ear canal. It then measures the echo of that sound, and an algorithm uses the reading to predict if there’s fluid behind the eardrum, one of the common symptoms of infection.”

The app is waiting for FDA approval. Researchers at the University of Washington and the Seattle Children’s Research Institute, said the app was correct about 85 percent of the time when they checked the ears of 50 children.

Let’s hope that the new app helps parents, and grandparents, make an official diagnose. No one likes to see a child in pain. The quicker ear infections can be treated, the better.

Click below for a more complete story.

https://www.engadget.com/2019/05/15/smartphone-app-diagnoses-ear-infections/

(Thank you Perry for these remarkable photos so I can share with others).