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Tesla says its new Autopilot feature is not synonymous with autonomous driving, but some drivers are acting like it is.

Delight in intriguing, thought-provoking conversations about ethics, philosophy, and social issues! After Dinner Conversation is a monthly literary magazine publishing short fiction. Each issue features both established writers and up-and-coming authors who contribute fascinating philosophical insights on controversial topics like marriage equality, assisted suicide, the meaning of death, animal rights and defining your "purpose." It's time to go deep in search of truth! If you love reading imaginative short stories on hot topics that make your brain think deeply but also have you laughing ...

Perry Rhodan ist mit dem Spezialraumschiff JULES VERNE über 20 Millionen Jahre zurück in die Vergangenheit der Milchstraße gereist, die damals Phariske-Erigon hieß, um die Menschheit in der Gegenwart zu retten. Atlan begibt sich indessen auf eine gefährliche Fahrt nach Hangay, an den Brennpunkt des Geschehens.

"After Dinner Conversation" Magazine - October 2022 The Loneliest Number: A bipolar piano player goes off her medication to enter an international competition. Immortality Failure: The medical nanites in the elderly inventor's body are failing, and she is finally going to die. Gardenia: The narrator decides to stop in for breakfast at a small-town diner and must come to terms with Elroy Goddard. After "The End": A free-floating planet is on a collision course with earth and a man must decide how to spend his last hours. The Empathery: Various family members try out new bodies to learn ...

Galaxy's Edge is a Hugo-nominated, bi-monthly magazine published by Phoenix Pick, the science fiction and fantasy imprint of Arc Manor, an award-winning independent press based in Maryland. Each issue of the magazine has a mix of new and old stories, a serialization of a novel, columns by Barry Malzberg and Gregory Benford, book reviews by Jody Lynn Nye and Bill Fawcett and an interview conducted by Joy Ward.

Treffsicher investieren! - Aktien, Anleihen, Immobilien und Co. Die große Anlegerakademie macht Sie zum versierten Anleger. Das Handelsblatt erläutert, welche Anlageklassen und Instrumente in Zukunft gute Chancen bieten. Der wertvolle Wegweiser für jeden, der mehr aus seinem Geld machen will. Ein kompakter und umfassender Ratgeber für alle Anlegertypen...

Wortschatz, Dialoge und Situationen, die bei einer Städtereise auftreten können: Sie müssen Erkundigungen im Tourismusbüro einholen, bereiten mit einer Schulklasse den Spaziergang durch Madrid vor und erfahren einiges über die spanische Hauptstadt. In der Rubrik Alltagsspanisch (Español Coloquial) muss Familie Pérez nach Weihnachten teure Haushaltsgeräte ersetzen. Und im Interview ist in diesem Monat der Countertenor Franco Fagioli aus Argentinien zu Gast.

In Business Spotlight Audio 1/2015 für Januar/Februar gibt es zwei Spezialthemen. Zunächst geht es darum, wie Sie kurze, zufällige Gespräche nutzen, um Kontakte zu Geschäftspartnern aufzubauen. Der zweite Schwerpunkt befasst sich mit dem kanadischen Astronauten Chris Hadfield, der durch seine musikalische Einlage an Bord der Raumstation ISS zu Weltruhm gelangte. In der Rubrik Easy English geht es um die Präsentation von Informationen.

Interviews • B.K. Stevens (Alfred Hitchcock Mystery Magazine) • Edd Vick (Analog, Asimov’s) Articles • Manhunt 1953 part one by Peter Enfantino • Sharon Tate’s Fate by Tom Brinkmann • International Science Fiction by Richard Krauss • Bob Hope’s They Got Me Covered by Steve Carper • Brian Aldiss’ Hothouse series for F&SF by Joe Wehrle, Jr. Reviews • Digest Dolls Trading Cards • Weirdbook #34 Fiction • “Down the Rabbit Hole” by Lesann Berry, art by Michael Neno • “Atomic Fuel” by Alec Cizak, art by Brad W. Foster • “The Eihkarrad Talisman” story and...

Introducing Vanity Fair's Hollywood Issue, featuring Elizabeth Banks, Samuel L. Jackson, Kathleen Kennedy, and more! Plus: behind the scenes of our star-studded cover; Francis Ford Coppola's next act; the million-dollar Maltese Falcon mystery; and Hollywood's next wave.

A professor who created an algorithm that may overturn an orthodoxy of computer science has the field’s experts excited.

Phones and other compact devices with silicon neurons and synapses inside could be much more useful.

The Islamic State is an Internet phenomenon as much as a military one. Counteracting it will require better tactics on the battlefield of social media.

Neurosurgeons hope to treat some of the most intractable mental disorders by putting advanced arrays of electrodes into patients’ brains.

A new plant opening in Morocco signals the technology’s direction.

A drug that helps people after organ transplants has extended the lives of fruit flies, worms, and mice. The next step is to see what it will do for our pets.

Researchers at Georgia Tech have developed an algorithm to help humanoid robots hit the ground without breaking themselves.

There are four northern white rhinoceroses left in the world. Will a 360-degree documentary help us preserve them?

Researchers have built an emoji video search demo that lets you use tiny pictures to sort through thousands of YouTube clips.

Deep learning antivirus software could reduce malware infections significantly.