Author: Brad McKenna

Oh darn, I did it again. I slid into bluffing mode!

Hey, the conversation was a nightmare to follow – it was noisy and I didn’t know the people very well. There were several things I could have done to not bluff, but they involved time, disruption, and putting more value on the casual conversation than I was prepared to give.

Gael Hannon

That’s how Gael’s post begins. It’s got some good tips if you’ve found yourself in a similar situation. You read the rest of the article to find out what they are.

Researchers at the University of Michigan’s Departments of Family Medicine and Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation are reaching out to people with disabilities to see if they are interested in participating in our study. The goal of this study is to learn more about what people with disabilities think about and want from autonomous vehicles (AVs), which are cars that drive with little or no human involvement. This research could help make AVs easier to use for people with disabilities.

Here’s the flyer. It has a different ways to contact them if you’re interested.

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In the first of it’s kind broadcast, the Stanley Cup finals will include an alternative broadcast with an ASL commentator team! It will be airing on the NHL Network and ESPN+. https://www.nhl.com/news/nhl-to-air-alternate-telecast-of-stanley-cup-final-in-asl