It's not the size of your data that counts... It's how you use it. Big Data is today's marketing black, no doubt about it, but it's not as one pundit suggested " Big Data is just ordinary data with good PR " neither is it just the amount in your stash. No, if you want to realise the massive/staggering/blinding difference data about your visitors can make to your marketing, business and profits you do have to learn to wield it effectivly.
Apparently not satisfied with simply building robotic body parts , the Department of Defense has now announced a brand new effort that it hopes will one day allow it to regrow actual body parts. Dubbed the Armed Forces Institute of Regenerative Medicine (or AFIRM), the new group will explore the use of stem cell research, among other things, to "reconstruct new skin, muscles and tendons, and even ears, noses and fingers." Or, as the Army surgeon general that'll be overseeing the program puts it: if an animal like a salamander can regrow a lost tail or limb, "Why can't a mammal do the same thing?"
This is intended as something like a commentary track on a DVD, not a story guide. You’ll need to own a copy of DESOLATION JONES #1 to make sense of it. If you don’t have a copy, and your local store’s out, I’d suggest using a mailorder service like Khepri in North America, or emailing page45@page45.com in the UK and asking for one. Comments rendered like this are actual excerpts from the script. PAGE ONE: Everything on this first page is black and white. Everything is also a little spatially distorted.