Piccadilly Circus - Artificial Intelligence Art

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Artificial Intelligence Art of traffic going through Piccadilly Circus at night.

Image created using MidJourney Version 6 Alpha.

Photostream: John Miller - millerfilm - flickr

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Las Vegas Bets on Artificial Intelligence

Article: Robots are pouring drinks in Vegas. As AI grows, the city's workers brace for change - NPR

Artificial Intelligence is making inroads into Las Vegas. From AI Conceirge to Robot Bartenders, visitors will be seeing the new technology more and more. Meanwhile, human workers are wondering how this will impact their jobs.

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Microsoft's Article Written By Artificial Intelligence Goes Wrong

Article: Microsoft pulls AI-written article telling tourists to visit the Ottawa Food Bank - The Verge

More and more articles are being written using Artificial Intelligence. We've seen the perils of doing that, where bad information is included. In this travel article, though, it led to some interesting travel recommendations.

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NASA Opens Space Station to Tourists

Article: NASA Opens International Space Station to New Commercial Opportunities, Private Astronauts - NASA

NASA is opening the International Space Station to commercial opportunities, as well as to tourists who are in good shape, and willing to pay about $58 million per trip.

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Loveless Cafe - Road Trip Photos

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Information: Loveless Cafe - wikipedia.com

Photos from the Loveless Cafe on U.S. Highway 100 in Tennessee.


Neon Sign


Cafe


Front Entrance

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New Video! - Amtrak Surfliner Roundtrip (HD)

Video: Amtrak Surfliner Roundtrip (HD): Fullerton to San Juan Capistrano - YouTube


Here is a new video I just got done editing! It is of my July 2014 roundtrip on the Amtrak Surfliner between Fullerton, California and San Juan Capistrano, California. It includes interior and exterior views of the double-decker Surfliner cars going south, and a ride on classic Amfleet cars coming back north.

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Leaving Chicago Union Station - New Video

Video: Amtrak City of New Orleans [HD}: Memphis to Chicago - YouTube


This video is my view as the Amtrak Southwest Chief left Chicago Union Station. The video is in high definition!

There will be more to come from the trip. Stay tuned!

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Rome Colosseum [HD] - New Video!

Video: Rome Colosseum [HD] - YouTube


This is from the trip I took in October 2013. Here is a view of the Rome Colosseum, in high definition!

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Vegas Travel Tips! (Part 1)

I got home last week from a crazy four-week road trip that took me across the American West, including Los Angeles, Las Vegas, Utah, Arizona and New Mexico.

So, yeah, there was LOTS of laundry to do when I got back! Anyway, I have been starting to think of the takeaways from the trip. I'll start with Las Vegas. It was featured in tonight's "Food Network Star." So, anyway... [smile]

The first thing was, Vegas is hot. How hot? Very hot! The dry heat thing? Yeah, it might help up to 100 degrees Fahrenheit. After that? Not so much! And, I happened to be there when it was the hottest of that period, meaning 110+. Wow! Toasty. I mean, for heaven's sake, it didn't get not-super-oppressive until about midnight each night. Nuts!

Anyway, having my own car meant a lot at times. On the road, you come across lots of processed food. And, over four weeks, that's just too much! So, what I found was that it is good to use local resources. And, your mini fridge! Now, that would be if I had a mini fridge where I was staying. I use Priceline, which can be good. But, it's a crap shoot (in Vegas especially!). I used their "Express Deals" and got the Holiday Inn Express for about half what others were paying. But, there was no mini fridge. Unless you were actually willing to pay $15/day to have one (if they weren't already taken!). But! I had my own Coleman cooler on wheels. Yes! It is like a small carry-on bag, with a handle and everything.

It has a food-grade inner plastic container with hand holds. So, you can pull it out and clean it as needed. I cool the cooler with gallon-size Ziploc freezer bags. I fill each with ice from the hotel where I am staying. I placed two filled bags in the bottom, put my food in next, and put another filled bag on top. It works well for me!

So, what to put into it? Well, after all that processed food, I sought out the local Whole Foods. I was already on the southwest side of the strip. And, the Whole Foods, which got featured in last night's "Food Network Star," was fairly nearby. It is actually about 1/2 mile south of the famous "Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas" sign on Las Vegas Blvd. The sign is at the south end of the strip. The shopping center where Whole Foods is in is called Towne Square, which also has a Fleming's and a Bonefish Grille. The center is easy to get to by car, or by bus, which has a stop on the city's bus line.

I got a bunch of organic carrots, a few apples and oranges, a fresh sandwich from their deli counter, a bottle of wheat beer, and of course, a specially-printed Las Vegas Whole Foods reusable bag!

It all worked very well. I recommend seeking out fresh food where you can where you're going to. I know that many may not have the time on every trip. But, if you do, I say do it!

Lots more to talk about in Vegas. And, I will next time!

Article: Copyright © 2014, John B. Miller. All Rights Reserved.

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Bourdain's Cinematographer Provides Great Images

Review: Bourdain's Cinematographer - NoFilmSchool

"Anthony Bourdain - Parts Unknown" features the Passive-Aggressive, self-loathing host, Tony, plus something for us cinematography fans: the work of Zach Zamboni. You can tell which episodes have had more time put into them by how many beauty shots Zamboni is able to get shot and included in the show!

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