Word: diego
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...Cleaners proclaimed the establishment to be "cleaners to the royal family." But the business is not near Buckingham Palace or, for that matter, in Britain. Opened last May by Diane Storoni and Gennaro Marinelli, Lady Di Dry Cleaners is a small chain of four shops in the San Diego area...
Last week 1,600 researchers and artificial-intelligence enthusiasts from around the world gathered in San Diego for the second international conference on neural networks. For five days, they studied the recent advances in this form of artificial intelligence and pondered its bright future. Before long, Tom Schwartz, an industry consultant in Mountain View, Calif., told the crowd, "these machines will be recognized as the steam engines of the 21st century...
...come in all shapes and sizes. Until now, most existed as software simulations because redesigning computer chips took a lot of time and money. By experimenting with different approaches through software rather than hardware, scientists have been able to avoid costly mistakes. At last week's convention in San Diego, several firms introduced the real thing: chips that are actually wired to mimic the nerves in the brain...
...York Congressman also carries some Western clout as a native Californian and former San Diego quarterback. He appeals to G.O.P. right- wingers and supply-side purists and has a gritty optimism that could attract blue-collar Reagan Democrats. But he has already proved himself an uninspiring campaigner in the primaries...
...reason for the drama boom is that a rising number of cases reaching the courts involve complicated business disputes. The result is juror boredom. "Jurors come into the courtroom expecting Perry Mason," says San Diego- based Actor-Director Ronald Arden, who has been coaching lawyers for a decade. "But most of the time they're getting Mickey Mouse." The emphasis on unemotional analysis inculcated in law school can actually work against the attorney who is trying to convince ordinary human beings. "As a whole, we don't use our bodies or voices well," admits Attorney Jerry Coughlan of the National...