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Great Little War Game 1 2 7

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Great Little War Game 1.2.7 apk

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APK NAME: Great Little War Game
VERSION: 1.2.7
FOR ANDROID: 2.2 and up
CATEGORY: Arcade & Action
SIZE: 25M
PRICE: $1.22
DEVELOPER: Rubicon Development
UPDATED: August 13, 2012

New in this version:
(1.2.7)
* Fix for Google Update issue.

CODE:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.rubicon.dev.glwg

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New Zealands Great Walks added to Google Maps

Posted by karjana , at 1:28 PM

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If youve always wanted to walk one of New Zealands classic walks now you can without even breaking a sweat. Google has added several classic NZ walks, such as the Milford Track, to Google street view within Google Ma ps. This was reported in the New Zealand Herald last week.

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Artificial intelligence reveals previously unrecognised influences between great artists

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My colleague, Mark Wilson, brought this interesting application of machine learning to my attention; a program that detects artistic influences between artists.

Its quite easy for us to see that Georges Braques Man with a Violin (left) and Pablo Picassos Spanish Still Life: Sun and Shadow are clearly related to each other - both were painted in 1912 and are pioneering cubist works. However, a new technique developed at Dartmouth College in New Hampshire and Microsoft research in Cambridge, UK can find relationships and influences which hitherto have been unknown to art historians. You can read more about the project here.

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