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- 1Riverhead seeks developers for former science center site▼Riverhead seeks developers for ‘destination attraction’ at former science center site
Riverhead, New York, is inviting developers to propose a 'destination attraction' for the site of the former Atlantis Marine World-adjacent science center property. The town hopes a major visitor draw will boost tourism and the local economy along the Peconic waterfront. Details on timeline and funding were not immediately provided.
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The phrase 'stupid to just cut, stupid to just pour' is circulating as a pointed commentary, carried by the magazine The New Atlantis, which publishes essays on science, technology and society. The line suggests criticism of two opposing but equally careless approaches to a problem, though the specific subject it addresses is not clear from the headline alone.
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Travel Weekly reports that The Imperial Club offers good value for guests staying at Atlantis. The write-up highlights how the club-level experience adds benefits to a stay at the resort, making it a worthwhile option for travellers considering the property.
- 4Disney's Atlantis PC Game Turns Another Anniversary●Tal dia com avui de 2001 ens arribava "Disney's Atlantis: The Lost Empire - Trial by Fire" per "Windows" 🕹🎮. # DisneySAt
On this day in 2001, the video game "Disney's Atlantis: The Lost Empire - Trial by Fire" was released for Windows. The tie-in to the animated film Atlantis: The Lost Empire offered players a shooter-adventure experience based on the movie. Gaming and retro-gaming communities are marking the anniversary, sharing memories of a title many associate with the era of film-to-game adaptations from the early 2000s.
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A new 'Pro-Human AI Declaration' has been published by The New Atlantis, putting forward principles for developing artificial intelligence in ways that serve human interests rather than displace them. The statement joins a widening debate over how AI should be governed, and it is being circulated among readers weighing the technology's promise against its risks to human agency and dignity.
- 6Lower Than Atlantis track airs on Forros Normales radio●🎵 Sonando en Forros Normales 🎵: here we go 👤 lower than atlantis 💿 | Tiempo: 00:03:41 ⏳ 00:03:41 #radioforra #nowplaying
The online station Forros Normales is currently playing "Here We Go" by British rock band Lower Than Atlantis, a track lasting three minutes and forty-one seconds. The song is being broadcast under the station's #radioforra now-playing tag, sharing the band's music with its Spanish-speaking audience in real time.