The worst-hit areas so far are deep blue cities in deep blue states: Seattle and New York, as well as San Francisco.
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You're Me w/ Jon Scherk – "Live From Deep Blue"9.
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Clouds are a gorgeous contrast against a deep blue sky.
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And then Kasparov was crushed by Deep Blue in '97.
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It's twenty years since Kasparov lost to Deep Blue, IBM's supercomputer.
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"She's between the devil and the deep blue sea," England says.
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"Deep Blue" - Randy Wayne White (Putnam, $27) Hardcover Non-fiction 20163.
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Like Deep Blue in 21843, AlphaGo changed perceptions of human accomplishment.
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Might be Deep Blue ,but it's glittering like a neon sign.
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Hannah Baker used a deep blue to number her 13 tapes.
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One of the clearest examples is in deep blue New England.
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Swim in deep-blue water in the Hidden Lagoons of Chile.
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Major device makers are headquartered in deep blue states like Massachusetts.
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The map reflects this, with much of Manhattan a deep blue.
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Deep Blue had been programmed using rules written by human players.
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Deep-blue states — especially California — get painted with the same brush.
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Baywatch could certainly have more of a Deep Blue Sea type vibe.
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Charlie Baker is showing that Republicans can survive in deep blue states.
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Even deep blue San Francisco privatizes its airport security to its benefit.
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The vulnerable senator from deep-blue Illinois rescinded his endorsement on Tuesday.
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Pushing for free-market policy change in deep blue states is hard.
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Even in deep-blue Minnesota, 19 counties switched from Obama to Trump.
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And these economically dominant cities tend to be in deep-blue states.
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Now it was reduced to a brightparticular atom, deep blue and exemplary.
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Chess grandmaster Garry Kasparov lost to IBM's Deep Blue computer in 1997.
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Domeier theorized that Deep Blue may be one of these pregnant sharks.
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A year later Deep Blue edged Kasparov 3½–20663½ in a full match.
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Two years later, IBM's Deep Blue supercomputer toppled world chess champion Garry Kasparov.
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The steady comparisons of Trump to Hitler are ubiquitous in deep blue America.
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Then Deep Blue bungled its position in Game 5, and it was over.
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Deep Blue defeated Chess grandmaster Garry Kasparov in 1997, IBM's Watson won Jeopardy!
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It was a milestone when IBM's Deep Blue defeated chess master Gary Kasparov.
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The deep blue, heavily Latino district is expected to remain in Democratic hands.
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We prevailed not just in deep-blue Seattle but in some rural counties.
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Menendez is facing a tougher-than-expected challenge in the deep-blue state.
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A short man with shaved head and deep blue circles under his eyes.
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Riz Ahmed skipped traditional black in favor of a deep blue Zegna suit.
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All eight paintings are dark, with many having deep blue, nearly black grounds.
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His lanky frame cut through the starkly lit, deep blue of the stage.
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There's the pink sparkle-flecked Strawberry Cheesecake, a deep blue Blueberry, and more.
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Yet polls show that Gabbard's constituents in deep blue Hawaii overwhelmingly support impeachment.
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Other bits of color and light are scattered throughout the deep blue bricks.
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The great white in question is named Deep Blue and has been videoed before.
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If we went with true orthochromatic, we would have used a deep blue filter.
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That May, IBM's Deep Blue computer had beaten Garry Kasparov, the world chess champion.
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Ray installed seating and curtains, all in crushed velvet of a beautiful deep blue.
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Douglas McCrory won the deep-blue district by a margin of 22019 percentage points.
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Currents sweep it into the deep blue abyss, spreading the garbage far and wide.
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The two congressmen represent deep blue districts that Republicans have no shot of flipping.
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More than two decades ago, IBM's Deep Blue triumphed over chess champion Garry Kasparov.
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This is pretty much how IBM's Deep Blue beat Kasparov at chess in 1997.
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Sunsets go red-orange to deep blue/purple, sunrises go yellow-orange to blue.
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Ocasio-Cortez is expected to win her deep-blue district against Republican Anthony Pappas.
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Some models have black-rimmed eyes, others wear swipes of white and deep blue.
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Some hail from deep-blue districts while others occupy swing seats in red states.
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But if there was any celebration in the deep blue state, it was muted.
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I.B.M. had already fulfilled a similar "grand challenge" seven years earlier, with Deep Blue.
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In 1997 Deep Blue, an IBM supercomputer, beat Garry Kasparov, the reigning world champion.
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Four islands were entirely vaporized; only deep blue radioactive craters in the ocean remained.
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In addition, all of these except for deep blue Illinois are presidential swing states.
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Think of the Deep Blue machine that beat world champion Garry Kasparov in chess.
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Still, Tupola is facing a rocky path to victory, given Hawaii's deep blue electorate.
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Deep Blue, which could search more than 100 million chess positions a second, was untested.
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As the movie, "Deep Blue Sea 2", begins, Fred Ndichu, the DJ, starts his work.
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If either win, they'll be heavily favored in the fall in this deep blue district.
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Cox is currently the leading Republican in the deep-blue state's race to replace Gov.
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For those of us who live in deep blue districts, that means hitting the road.
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Mr. Cruz, true to form, is unlikely to moderate his message in deep-blue territory.
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Directed by Adam Ferriss, the video is an abstract, psychedelic dive into the deep blue.
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Most large cities, college towns, the Northeast and the West Coast are deep-blue Democratic.
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The GOP hopes it can snag a seat in deep-blue Minnesota now that Sen.
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Expand the reach of purple America at the expense of deep red or deep blue.
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Tourists drive past peat bogs and deep blue lochs on their way to the distilleries.
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Mike Honda (D-Calif.) last year to represent a deep blue Silicon Valley-area district.
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Mastering Go required something more than the techniques Deep Blue used to beat Chess champions.
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Other states who give the economy a +43 rating include deep blue California and Hawaii.
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In deep-blue California, that often means two Democrats move on to the general election.
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He wore a deep blue shirt color keyed to his eyes and slouchy gray trousers.
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Deep Blue is often labeled as AI, but you said it was anything but intelligent.
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"Deep Blue was an adult when we first encountered her 20 years ago," Domeier said.
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New York and San Francisco are already deep-blue cities in deep-blue states, and so while the well-educated, left-leaning emigres might increase the margin by which a Democratic senator or Congress member might win, they would be unlikely to change the results.
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The genre now spans a wide range of films, from classics like Jaws and Deep Blue Sea (yes, Deep Blue Sea is a classic) to serious indie projects like The Reef to sillier D-movie affairs like the Sharknado, Mega Shark, and Shark Attack franchises.
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Ocasio-Cortez, 29, is highly favored to beat Republican Anthony Pappas in her deep-blue district.
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Republican-held seat in Illinois This deep blue state makes it very difficult for Republican Sen.
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Take the historic defeat of chess grandmaster Garry Kasparov to the Deep Blue supercomputer in 1997.
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Before Obamacare, in contrast, only two deep-blue states had significantly expanded coverage, Massachusetts and Hawaii.
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Warren is heavily favored to win a second Senate term in deep-blue Massachusetts this November.
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They appear as two spots of color set against the backdrop of a deep-blue wall.
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I've done so in the deep blue state of Massachusetts and the red state of Georgia.
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McAdams showed up with a sleek, platinum bob and wearing a deep-blue David Koma dress.
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Talking about the deep blue Dr. Ayana Elizabeth Johnson is a marine biologist and policy expert.
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Blue circles are industries likely to grow over that decade (deep blue means strong projected growth).
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The article also misstated how Deep Blue, a chess-playing computer, learned to make optimal moves.
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After all, computers surpassed humans in chess in 1997, when IBM's Deep Blue beat Garry Kasparov.
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All three candidates felt like afterthoughts Tuesday, despite none of them being in deep-blue states.
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She was a centrist Republican in deep-blue New York, praised by Democrats like Geraldine Ferraro.
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" By her hair she wrote, "blonde curls, natural," and by her eyes, "deep blue eyes, natural.
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Mr. Wenders himself looked fastidious, dressed with stylish austerity in a deep blue Jil Sander suit.
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Larry Hogan, an occasionally outspoken Trump critic, be elected to the Senate in deep-blue Maryland?
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New York Democrats, dominant in a deep blue state, have also insisted their aim is nonpartisan.
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The scenes in his recording studio, cast in a deep blue light, have an electrifying intimacy.
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Moreover, New Jersey is a deep blue state, victories by bluish Republicans like Chris Christie notwithstanding.
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When Deep Blue made its breakthrough, it edged out a player rated by Elo in the 215,800s.
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" But in deep-blue California, she noted that Democrats have "had a little trouble in the heartland.
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"I thought bronze and deep blue would be a different combo and compliment the look," she said.
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Rodriguez complemented his girlfriend's outfit in a deep blue velvet jacket and crisp white button-down shirt.
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In that match, IBM's Deep Blue artificial intelligence was the first to defeat a professional chess grandmaster.
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Not just swing states, but also deep blue states and deep red states with down-ballot opportunities.
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Mr Kasparov, regarded as one of the best-ever players, won—but Deep Blue won the rematch.
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She snips a few deep blue bachelor buttons and other edible flowers to dress up the dish.
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This frozen lake in the Himalayas is shockingly deep blue set against the slightly-oxidized rusty landscape.
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Four Democratic attorneys general are term-limited out of office, but all four represent deep-blue states.
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In 21625, an IBM computer called Deep Blue defeated the then-reigning world chess champion, Garry Kasparov.
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To the west, orange and peach striations yielded to a deep blue that mellowed the full sky.
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From the glasses to the menus, the recurring use of deep blue really ties this all together.
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Her mom, Joan, also tried on a color, opting for a deep blue that matched her nails.
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After two days of early voting, more than 34,000 people have voted in deep-blue Broward County.
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Johnson's "Mulberry Street" is a deep blue, moody painting of a crowd of featureless men in hats.
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When it vanishes, it exposes deep blue waters, which absorb more solar energy than white ice does.
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Garry Kasparov dominated chess until he was beaten by an IBM supercomputer called Deep Blue in 1997.
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I looked for what else we should do when we weren't floating under the deep blue sea.
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In chess, that is, when the IBM computer Deep Blue defeated Garry Kasparov, then the world champion.
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MORE STORIES FROM THE HILL: Policy still matters: How a Republican won in a deep blue district?
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One painting is largely done in deep blue and black, while another is largely red and blue.
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But the two Conyers won't be the only ones vying for the deep-blue, Detroit-area seat.
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A symphony in deep blue, 701West, on the 11th floor, is under the chef John Fraser's charge.
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And Kirk, a Republican in a deep blue state, was always a long shot to win reelection.
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It's not the most exciting looking phone, but it is relatively handsome, especially in this deep blue color.
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Resistance groups are popping up all over the country, and they aren't confined to deep-blue Clinton strongholds.
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At birth, their umbilical cords are placed in seashells and tossed as an offering into deep blue waters.
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A shark known as "Deep Blue," one of the largest recorded individuals, swims offshore Hawaii, on Jan. 15.
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The plywood bar, painted deep blue and trimmed with black, has the look of a cherished old rowboat.
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An earlier version of this Morning Briefing misstated the speed at which Deep Blue could calculate chess positions.
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Jessica Biel and Justin Timberlake have collaborated on their first film, The Devil and the Deep Blue Sea.
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Another report says Apple may ditch the Space Gray model colorway and replace it with a deep blue.
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Among Rapaport's most notable roles are Deep Blue Sea (1999), Bamboozled (2000), Hitch (2005) and The Heat (2013).
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Google DeepMind's AlphaGo is much more sophisticated than IBMs Deep Blue, the chess-playing computer developed by IBM.
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Democrats aligned with the Vermont senator have failed to make gains even in deep blue states like California.
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IN 1996 IBM challenged Garry Kasparov to a game of chess against one of its computers, Deep Blue.
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Now Massachusetts, a deep-blue state with a moderate Republican governor, is poised to go the opposite direction.
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The space, which once housed Rouge Tomate, is whitewashed and dressed with marble and deep blue-green velvet.
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Diehl, a state representative, emerged the winner in the deep-blue state's Republican primary, The Associated Press projected.
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Our room, "Jamaica," had deep blue-accent walls, white wicker furniture and evocative watercolor paintings of Caribbean palms.
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She had thick rapids of hair hanging around her face and tired eyes underscored with deep blue smears.
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Right under everyone's nose, this state has gone from deep blue from the bottom up to ruby red.
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The financier put a twist on a classic wedding look by mixing black, deep blue, and rich green.
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Yet California transitioned from red to deep blue, and this should be instructive for the national Democratic Party.
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The walls are painted a deep blue-green, the floors are raw concrete, the tables are black soapstone.
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It's painted an embracingly deep blue, with a twin bed transformed by Santomà to be an alien structure.
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Identifying one is fairly easy: Just look for the deep blue-black spot on their gills' upper edge.
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Their golden-and-deep-blue stripes are inspired by the walk to her favorite Block Island beach. marymacgill.
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It's long been assumed that Bernie Sanders is the clear favorite in the deep-blue state of Washington.
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On the environment, for instance, liberals even in deep blue cities and towns could push for much more.
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I find beautiful communities in places that consider themselves deep blue and places that consider themselves deep red.
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The brooch features a deep blue stone surrounded by 12 diamonds and resembles the flag's circle of stars.
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He has never managed anything at federal scale nor won an election outside of a deep-blue city.
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Gillibrand's new stance is in line with her new position in the Senate, representing a deep-blue state.
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Every single one of those ideas has been adopted in at least one deep blue city or state.
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On this day the sky imitates a deep blue lagoon of opportunity and "The Feeling" collectively kicks in.
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After losing to Deep Blue in 1997, where did you think AI would end up in twenty years?
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In 1996, IBM's Deep Blue became the first supercomputer to defeat a chess grandmaster, Garry Kasparov, in a game.
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A member who represents deep-blue San Francisco may gain little from trying to appeal to a conservative audience.
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It's worth remembering that Deep Blue started beating chess grandmasters eight years before it was able to beat Kasparov.
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Check out a couple stills and photos below: The glass back looks nice, as does the deep blue color.
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Things peaked with a historic victory of IBM's Deep Blue computer over world chess champion Gary Kasparov in 1997.
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I watch as the sky moves from blue-black to deep blue velvet to soft gray, then light blue.
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With no Republicans running in the deep-blue district, Pressley is all but assured to join Congress in January.
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Chess fell to the machines in 2000, when Garry Kasparov lost a match to Deep Blue, an IBM computer.
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This is exactly why California and other states decided Republicans had lost touch with them and went deep blue.
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Here's a reading from the book of Travis McGee, "The Deep Blue Good-By," by John D. MacDonald, 1964.
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Of course, nothing at all indicates Crowley lost the primary in a deep blue district because he criticized Trump.
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But within deep-blue precincts where Democratic insurgency appears strongest, talk of accommodating the center is in short supply.
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Beyond is a dining room in tones of the deep blue sea, and outdoor seating on a back patio.
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Consider how deep learning occurs in neural networks such as Google's Deep Mind or IBM's Deep Blue and Watson.
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Clinton was the underdog in Washington, a deep-blue state where her campaign opened nine offices to Sanders' seven.
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Even in "deep blue" Washington state, a carbon tax ballot initiative was defeated in 2016 and again in 2018.
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On Sunday, divers spotted a famously huge great white shark named "Deep Blue" feeding on the whale near Oahu.
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An artificial intelligence finally defeated a grandmaster at GoIn a tournament that rivaled the historical importance of Deep Blue vs chess grandmaster Garry Kasparov in 280 and Deep Blue vs the best Jeopardy champs in 2011, Google's AlphaGo won four of the five games it played against Go world champion Lee Sedol.
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The left side of the figure's head is a deep blue speckled with hundreds, maybe thousands, of minuscule white dots.
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Everything is black, with deep blue lighting that disappears as soon as any of the six laser projectors starts up.
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The virgin is traditionally shown in a deep blue mantle, the pigment made from lapis lazuli, with a diaphanous veil.
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This is as true within states that are deep red or deep blue as for the nation as a whole.
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The whole event is reminiscent of the 1996 chess match between chess grandmaster Gary Kasparov and IBM's Deep Blue computer.
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It would have been neat to see the grandmasters compared to machines like Deep Blue, Rybka, and Pocket Fritz 4.
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Dershowitz noted that San Diego, though located in deep-blue California, is not as politically monolithic as, say, San Francisco.
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Perhaps that is why Mr Browne likes the idea of putting deep blue sea between voters and the polling station.
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Kate Brown in the deep-blue state, directed his criticism at Senate President Peter Courtney and House Speaker Tina Kotek.
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Included is his replica of IBM's Deep Blue computer, which beat chess grandmaster Gary Kasparov at the game in 1997.
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I've messed around with the "Deep blue" setting on most of my outdoor shots, and it frankly works too well.
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This "Deep blue" slider is just another incremental step to really lovely and cheery pictures coming out of every phone.
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Sunlight on rippling water, tanned bodies lounging by a swimming pool, brilliant sunshine in a deep-blue sky, endless summer.
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It certainly began with a tiny ship crossing a deep blue sea and landing in Jamestown over 400-years ago.
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Mahoning County is a deep blue county with high union membership compared with the rest of the state of Ohio.
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The clouds parted, and the afternoon sun struck the clock tower, turning it blinding white against a deep blue sky.
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Deep blue states, like California, Illinois, New York and New Jersey, are ignored by the White House and the Senate.
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In the 2018 primary Newman came within two points of ousting Lipinski, who occupies a deep blue Chicago-area seat.
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Case is all but guaranteed to return to Capitol Hill, with deep-blue Hawaii's primaries essentially functioning as general elections.
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The clothes came in shades of green, burgundy, mustard yellow and deep blue, interspersed at times by nude and beige.
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Like the wire death scene in Ghost Ship, or the bit where Samuel L. Jackson dies in Deep Blue Sea.
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The jellyfish cam is the ultimate in soothing content — just deep blue water and a bunch of chilled-out blobs.
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Twenty years ago, Garry Kasparov, one of the greatest chess players ever, lost a match to IBM's Deep Blue robot.
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The deep blue shapes – with white (or unpainted) lines cutting through them – become something to work with, against, and around.
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A deep-blue state's failure to enact a single-payer system shows why a national version is unlikely to succeed.
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A deep blue and black silk gown, circa 1850, mixes a swirling 18th-century Rococo pattern and a Victorian palette.
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In 1997, at the height of his powers, Kasparov was crushed and cowed by an IBM supercomputer called Deep Blue.
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An edited transcript follows: WIRED: What was it like to return to the venue where you lost to Deep Blue?
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New Jersey is a deep-blue state, and Virginia has gone for the Democrat in the last three presidential elections.
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Unless, that is, you can decipher what the lyric, "Deep blue jeans / Movie screens / Taking flight / Flashing lights" are saying.
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He famously took on IBM's Deep Blue supercomputer in the late '90s, winning the first match and losing the second.
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In a number of interviews with Trump supporters in deep blue parts of the state, they described feeling under siege.
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A poll from mid-March shows Cuomo leading Nixon by 47 points in the primary in the deep-blue state.
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A poll from mid-March shows Cuomo leading Nixon by 47 points in the primary in the deep-blue state.
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Look no farther than deep-blue California, where voters rejected a similar proposal by a sizable margin this past November.
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It's the first glimpse we'll get into what will likely be a competitive primary race in the deep blue state.
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There's no better biome than the deep blue sea to remind us just how diverse our planet's lifeforms really are.
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In 22020, a machine defeated the top-ranked human player for the first time, when IBM's Deep Blue overtook Garry Kasparov.
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" We do have a small hint, though — when asked what color the new album most resembles, Gomez replied "a deep blue.
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The most liberal of the bunch is Brown University, the prestigious Ivy League college located in deep-blue Providence, Rhode Island.
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The counties tend to vote nearly in lockstep with each other, and both, based on their labor history, were deep blue.
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One of the most famous instances was in 1997, when IBM's Deep Blue famously beat former chess world champion Garry Kasparov.
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Salgado's father, Fernando, a playful, easygoing man with deep-blue eyes, worked as a farmer and a practitioner of traditional medicine.
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Start by dipping an angled eyeliner brush in a deep blue shadow, like Kat Von D Metal Crush Eyeshadow in Paranoid.
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The biggest distinction is that AlphaGo — like Deep Blue, the Kasparov-beating chess computer of the 1990s — is a tactical intelligence.
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Many of those in the crowd looked skyward as the aircraft left their short-lived statements against a deep blue backdrop.
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You could go there in the height of summer and see no one and have the deep blue pools to yourself.
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Toni I guess one thing Trump needs to fix is to stop holding campaign events in your deep-blue home state.
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And he had longtime roots in his deep-blue New York City district that include parts of Queens and the Bronx.
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Becerra is a Democrat in an urban, deep-blue state whose Silicon Valley region is the epicenter of the tech industry.
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That may give a Republican candidate a small opening in November — but it's still an uphill battle in deep-blue Oregon.
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He also proudly told me he was in possession of two Chinese jackets, one of which, his favourite, was deep blue.
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But it might appeal to rural voters even if deep-blue urban centers of Democratic votes don't quite groove on it.
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By the next evening, the flower was surrounded by circles of deep blue and pink and rectangles of turquoise and gold.
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In a deep-blue state, that good life theoretically includes diversity, and many white liberals believe charters can achieve that, too.
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According to one of the computer's designers, Deep Blue was unable to choose a move, so it picked one at random.
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According to one of the computer's creators, Deep Blue was unable to choose a move, so it picked one at random.
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Their rapid progress culminated in the historic victory of IBM's Deep Blue computer over world chess champion Gary Kasparov in 1997.
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I took note of the intensity of a woman's deep blue eyes, the streaks of gray in a man's bushy sideburns.
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Two of America's best-liked governors are Republicans in deep-blue states: Larry Hogan of Maryland and Charlie Baker of Massachusetts.
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This illustrated series, dubbed #AddYourCharacter, began May 1 last year, from the minds at Deep Blue Creative House in Hamburg, Germany.
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Velvety and deep blue-green, each leaf sports a white central stripe that branches out into a netlike pattern of veins.
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The special election isn't until Election Day in November, but candidates are already well into campaigning for this deep-blue district.
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By combining the sandy rock with a gradient of deep blue resins, he echoes the deepening azure of the ocean itself.
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Hogan, a moderate Republican in a deep-blue state, told CNN earlier this year that several people had approached him about running.
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Kirk is in a tough battle for reelection in a deep blue state, making it a political imperative that he attack Trump.
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Zoomed out in Google Earth, the Spratlys are virtually invisible, a dim constellation of dots afloat in a vast deep blue basin.
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In deep-blue Connecticut, Republicans still might have a chance to win the governor's mansion with a deeply unpopular outgoing Democratic governor.
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Indeed, expert chess bots have been defeating the best human players ever since IBM's Deep Blue supercomputer defeated Garry Kasparov in 1997.
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In California, a Muslim Republican, former Pentagon prosecutor Omar Qudrat, will be on the November ballot in a deep blue congressional district.
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But whether it could happen in a deep-blue state — one that clearly supports the Affordable Care Act — is a different question.
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Thankfully, a giant manta ray with hooks caught in her eye found one of these buddies out in the deep blue sea.
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The 21st contains the heavily Republican Hill Country, conservative-but-turning-purple San Antonio suburbs, and a deep blue slice of Austin.
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Somewhat lost to history — but not to Trump himself — is the fact that he almost won in deep blue Minnesota as well.
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Bussell used luscious materials, like velvet, and bold colors including gold and deep blue to match this kitty's taste for the extravagant.
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AlphaGo match will have many similarities to the famous 1996 chess match between chess grandmaster Gary Kasparov and IBM's Deep Blue computer.
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Computers have been able to beat human beings at chess since 1997, when the IBM's Deep Blue beat human champ Garry Kasparov.
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It was impossible to witness the throngs and imagine a Trump administration bringing this deep blue corner of America to its knees.
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Other than the standard white, the palette includes yellow, an orangey-red, magenta, a greenish-blue, deep-blue, purple, and gray-black.
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The cars can be outfitted in "authentic Tesla Model S colors" like Deep Blue Metallic, Midnight Silver Metallic, or Red Multi-Coat.
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"I think it's very impressive," says Murray Campbell, an IBM research scientist who was one of the principal creators of Deep Blue.
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Visitors enter a deep-blue space, with ceiling-high photographs of Etna smoking and the perfect Greek temples at Agrigento and Segesta.
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Eyewitnesses tell TMZ they seemed very much like a couple as they laughed and played on and in the deep blue sea.
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But she still needs to keep members from deep-blue districts happy, which prevents her in many cases from championing bipartisan legislation.
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For our road trip, Tesla provided us with a fully loaded Deep Blue Metallic Model X Performance that costs a hefty $163,250.
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The blue iPhone might look a bit darker than that, though, as Macotakara claims the new color will be called Deep Blue.
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While certain colors reappear — deep blue and royal purple, for example — Korman seems to have no particular palette that she relies on.
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I've stepped on mushrooms in rural Wisconsin that immediately changed to a mush of yellow and then deep blue in quick sequence.
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This pack comes with five options that are ideal for colder months and wardrobes — from a deep blue to a rich maroon.
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"Roseanne" complicated that picture somewhat: Roseanne's sister, Jackie (Laurie Metcalf) was a liberal and Darlene and family returned from deep-blue Chicago.
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He has tried to run as an outsider, wearing a signature deep blue, button-down collar shirt with no tie or jacket.
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What makes things more complicated is we're in a deep, deep blue state where the president's approval rating is in the 20s.
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For Sanders, this might fly in deep blue or ultra-liberal venues; it won't where it would be most necessary: conservative strongholds.
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" A striking chair in a delicate deep blue fabric was also rejected for practical reasons: "I have dogs, so that's not happening.
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And all of it curves along the third-largest of the great lakes, as deep-blue and sparkling as the Mediterranean Sea.
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Dianne Feinstein is an outspoken Trump critic hailing from deep blue California, a state known for standing against many of Trump's policies.
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But there's always the dynamic of: 'I'm in a deep-blue district so what do I know about winning over swing voters?
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Food and farm leaders were seated at round tables with deep blue tablecloths and wildflower arrangements set under draped globe string lights.
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Trump lost deep-blue California to Democratic nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonQueer Marine veteran launches House bid after incumbent California Rep.
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This year marks the twentieth anniversary of the infamous chess matches between world chess champion Garry Kasparov and IBM supercomputer Deep Blue.
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Deep Blue was only able to beat Kasparov by constantly cycling through millions of possible chess moves to determine an optimal strategy.
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But if single-payer couldn't succeed in deep blue Vermont, Shumlin and others mused, how could it possibly move forward anywhere else?
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Executed in 1918, O'Keeffe's "The Flag" shows a red flag against a deep blue sky, which seems to seep into and overcome it.
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The trend is apparent as early as opening night with "Sunset Song," Terence Davies's first film since "The Deep Blue Sea" in 2011.
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The great white is uncommon in Hawaii's warm waters, but hunger could have driven Deep Blue out of her comfort zone, Ramsey said.
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"The inside is this dark, dark deep blue which felt to me like space, to represent what I was falling through," she said.
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Likewise, there have been a slew of Republicans either elected or re-elected in deep blue states such as Maryland, Massachusetts and Vermont.
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Fiorina defends her loss to Boxer by noting that California is a deep blue state where she was running against a veteran senator.
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I saw a dead body last week, biking back from Jacob Riis, barley covered by two NYPD officers holding a deep blue tarp.
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Then she played with some color, cutting the crease with a deep blue shadow and dragging it along the star's lower lash line.
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The summer flick is merely the latest in a long line of works that prey on our fear of the deep blue sea.
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"When I was doing Deep Blue Sea with his dad, he was in his dad s dressing room playing computer games," said Jackson.
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But when Garry loses against IBM Deep Blue, that's checkmate against humanity for all time because he was the best human chess player.
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The GOP nominee also touched down in deep blue Minnesota, marking the first campaign rally for either candidate in the state this year.
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The sky-high stilettos were the perfect accessory to go with her deep blue Jason Wu custom dress, which boasted structured ruffle detailing.
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In broad strokes, Google's new program works through the same tactic that allowed programs like Deep Blue to defeat human players in chess.
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Nearly two decades ago, IBM made headlines in much the same way when its Deep Blue computer defeated chess grandmaster Garry Kasparov (above).
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What do you think of AlphaGo — had these techniques been available at the time, would they have worked for Deep Blue as well?
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Twitter is launching a night mode feature on Android today that switches most of the interface from white to a really deep blue.
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The difference is that those technologies, including IBM's Deep Blue, weren't able to learn, and instead relied on large, fixed databases of knowledge.
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Ameri-Source sits at the edge of deep-blue Allegheny County, but most employees commute from surrounding counties that backed Trump in 2500.
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Her students—or "scholars," as they are known at Success—sat at her feet on a deep-blue rug patterned with a grid.
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While Maryland is a deep-blue state, Hogan is one of the most popular governors in the country, with high job approval numbers.
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Recent polls show Menendez extending to a solid lead over Hugin, but the race has been surprisingly close for deep-blue New Jersey.
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At each step of the game Deep Blue would rapidly look ahead, exploring a maze of hypothetical moves and countermoves and counter-countermoves.
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The majority of those voters in a deep-blue county, located in the heart of the Research Triangle, had cast ballots for Cooper.
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Despite Maryland's deep-blue hue, Hogan is one of the most popular governors in the country and has maintained high job approval numbers.
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The district, covering Minneapolis and some surrounding suburbs, is deep blue, so Omar was expected to be elected to the House in November.
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But in deep blue Massachusetts, the contentious campaigning is not for president but for a ballot question on whether to expand charter schools.
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At an alarming rate, tracks by the likes of comic sans producer Kane West appeared out of the deep blue of the web.
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Philip D. Murphy, standing tall against a deep blue sky in an ad campaign promoting his plan to raise taxes on the wealthy.
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Although he's spent a lifetime playing freaks, he's remarkably normal-looking in person, despite his protests, with high cheekbones and deep blue eyes.
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There were also round marble-top tables, a settee here, a chaise longue there, and a deep blue circular couch in the lobby.
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This is, by some measures, as significant a moment in AI as when IBM's Deep Blue beat chess champion Gary Kasparov in 1997.
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There has been a surge in exports of precious and semiprecious stones — deep-blue lapis lazuli, emeralds and rubies — to China for jewelry.
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They all hail from deep blue states, which stands as a testament to their capacity to speak to more than just their bases.
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Scott Brown (R) won a special election to fill the late Ted Kennedy's seat in deep blue Massachusetts, he was a marked man.
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Personal computers have grown vastly more powerful, with smartphones now capable of running chess engines as powerful as Deep Blue alongside other apps.
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She was a "below par candidate," based on the size of her Senate victory in deep blue Massachusetts, who faces real "electability" problems.
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The ones who did win, like Ayanna Pressley in Massachusetts and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez in New York, were competing in deep blue territory.
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Bougainvillea overflowing against deep blue skies or any color stucco wall or in an alley spilling over a fence can make my day.
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The self-proclaimed Democratic Socialist railed against Amazon after the corporate titan announced plans to open offices near her deep blue Queens, N.Y., district.
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It&aposs estimated that "Deep Blue," who has become so famous it has its own Twitter account , is nearly 50 years old, Discovery found .
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Republicans hold governorships in deep blue states like Massachusetts, Maryland and Vermont; Democrats run the governor's mansion in red states like Montana and Kansas.
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Tumi V3 suitcases typically retail for $675, but you can order one from Amazon today in black, deep blue, or mink for just $469.
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That would be a tragedy for the country, because it would leave voters with a choice between the devil and the deep blue sea.
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Subsurface echo power is color coded and deep blue corresponds to the strongest reflections, which are interpreted as being caused by the presence of
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Deep Blue and DeepMind's respective victories highlight how far AI has come, but progress in this space shouldn't be measured in wins and losses.
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One of the most interesting consequences from Kasparov's Deep Blue match was the resulting trend in professional chess players embracing the use of machines.
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Of course, it would be extraordinarily difficult for any Republican to unseat Schumer, the likely next Senate Democratic leader, in deep-blue New York.
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After that, I climbed a towering ladder suspended from the pig's deep blue snout, and mined the golden ore out of its eye sockets.
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All five, who are Democrats, will have an even easier time of it in the general election, given that their districts are deep blue.
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The original web browser, built by Berners-Lee in 1989, used crisp black type on a white background, with links in a deep blue.
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Then she wondered how she would make sure, once they'd launched it, that they floated toward land, and not into the deep-blue sea.
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There are Democratic governors in the red states of Louisiana and Montana and Republican governors in the deep blue states of Maryland and Massachusetts.
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The area of Mars investigated by the team; the lines indicate MARSIS radar passes; the deep blue is the strong echoes identified as water.
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He's running to retain a seat in a deep blue state easily won in 2008 and 2012 by President Obama and will face Rep.
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In the '90s, we had progress on general-reasoning systems, with the decisive win of IBM's "Deep Blue" computer over chess master Garry Kasparov.
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In a deep blue state like California, that's led to intraparty fights on Election Day, and the likelihood of few Republicans on statewide ballots.
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Not her eyes (deep blue) or her cry (piercing) or even her weight, which at eight pounds, 13 ounces, was heftier than anyone expected.
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It's unclear which party Grier is running under in the deep-blue state, but signs appear to point to him running as a Republican.
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Deep Blue achieved its superhuman performance almost by sheer computing power: It sifted through millions of possible chess moves to determine the optimal move.
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A self-described democratic socialist, she is expected to win the general election this fall against her GOP opponent in a deep blue district.
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Light now streams into the living room through a new picture window, with the deep blue of Lake Michigan visible through the overgrown trees.
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Social media bolsters the extremes: feeds are deep red or deep blue, and programmers in Menlo Park are compensated to keep those colors intoxicating.
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In 1997, I.B.M.'s chess-playing program, Deep Blue, managed to beat the reigning human world champion, Garry Kasparov, in a six-game match.
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Across the left and bottom edges are wide, deep blue lines; another wide line just below the top seems part of the same family.
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Whoever wins the primary will become the odds-on favorite to win the seat in November — the Third District is a deep blue seat.
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As he described their collaboration, he jumped up to fetch one of her deep blue scarves, then draped the fluttering fabric over his arm.
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Staten Island is one of the only areas in deep-blue New York City where Donald Trump routed Hillary Clinton, New York's former senator.
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HAMILTON, Bermuda — Many a well-financed maritime expedition has come to grief through the centuries in the treacherous and deep blue water off Bermuda.
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There, we set up our final camp on a sweeping, 200-yard arc of powdery sand overlooking a deep blue cut and Exuma Sound.
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California leaders on both sides are playing an outsized role in Washington's impeachment drama, reflecting the complex political landscape in the deep blue state.
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Kang's illustrations of the fluffy kitty floating against a deep blue sky pulled along by the bright red bird will induce plenty of giggles.
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"We defined a general color palette, but he had the freedom to produce within that frame like this very soulful, deep blue," Shalev says.
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Outside the window, beneath a curving band of deep blue sky, there is a tree with orange leaves, rendered with fat dots of paint.
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Dozens of silvery fins, shimmering in the sun against a backdrop of deep blue water, cantered and crested as our captain slowed the boat.
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They stand at the water's edge in awe of the icebergs floating before them - some as white as snow, others radiating a deep blue.
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Last appearance: 8.6, "The Iron Throne"Bran the Broken's first outfit as King of the Six Kingdoms was made out of deep-blue velvet.
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Nor can scientists create anything remotely as celestial as the Hope Diamond, the world's largest deep-blue diamond, with a back story to match.
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The bottom half the painting is a deep blue that gives way to black and a little red toward the top of the composition.
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And their son's birth announcement on Instagram had a deep blue background so, even superficially, their message of breaking with tradition seems a little inconsistent.
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Meanwhile, Moses told me it was "sensationally intense" and described how she could see the snow on the mountains and the deep blue Pacific Ocean.
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Zooming in, one easily gets lost island-hopping among more than a hundred reefs that shimmer in pale blue colors against the deep blue unknown.
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Before the election, the data-crunching site FiveThirtyEight predicted that Ocasio-Cortez had a 99.9 percent chance of beating Pappas in the deep-blue district.
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It set alight readily and burned furiously with a deep blue flame, proving it was a closer approximation to rubbing alcohol than a palatable liquor.
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Don Beyer (D-Va.), who represents a deep-blue district outside of Washington, also has concerns that the impeachment probe could drag on too long.
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In 2014, the Discovery TV series Shark Week declared the 20-foot-long Deep Blue one of the biggest great whites ever caught on camera.
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Omar faced Republican challenger Jennifer Zielinski for the deep-blue 5th District House seat given up by Ellison in his campaign for Minnesota attorney general.
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In a crowded recreation center hall in deep-blue Arlington, Booker urged attendees to rejuvenate Democrats nationally by sending Ralph Northam to the governor's mansion.
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Grab a soft, fluffy shadow brush, and sweep a deep-blue-green shadow from the inner corner of each eye through your crease and down.
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The Broad Museum in Los Angeles has acquired two significant pieces: "African American Flag," (1990) by David Hammons and "Deep Blue" (2018) by Mark Bradford.
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The color options that will still be available are solid black, midnight silver metallic, deep blue metallic, pearl-white multi-coat, and red multi-coat.
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Looking back, other "holy shit" moments include Deep Blue defeating Garry Kasparov at chess in 1997, IBM's Watson defeating two of the world's best Jeopardy!
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In 1997 IBM made headlines when its Deep Blue supercomputer beat world champion Garry Kasparov at chess, the first time a computer defeated a champion.
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Smith wore a white shirt underneath a dark pinstripe suit while the 13 Reasons Why Star opted for a deep blue jacket with matching pants.
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Because the voters who will matter in the election — that is, those who live neither in deep blue nor deep red states — want a centrist.
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That outside support—along with the money that's poured in from deep-blue parts of the country—could cause him some problems down the line.
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Situated mere feet from the deep blue waters of the Indian Ocean, Lake Hillier is a famous site thanks to its naturally bubblegum pink water.
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Earlier this month, he held a campaign event in the deep-blue Connecticut, a state that hasn't gone for a GOP presidential nominee since 1988.
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In "The Devil and the Deep Blue Sea," having its world premiere Thursday at the Tribeca Film Festival, Jason Sudeikis plays a buttoned-down architect.
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Go is a notoriously strategic game, which makes it a significant challenge for AI—beyond, say, Chess, which IBM's Deep Blue conquered 20 years ago.
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So, faced with the devil and the deep blue sea, enough Labour MPs will peel off to avoid it, and put May over the line.
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When the curtain is pulled on this country, I don't want its legacy to be that of a roving predator in the deep blue sea.
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In deep blue or deep red states, where the outcome of the election isn't really in doubt, media outlets don't waste any time projecting winners.
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Kamala Harris had a chance to break out beyond her deep-blue base by opposing the Green New Deal in the name of fiscal responsibility.
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But it's hard to imagine that even deep-blue California will make sufficient progress on the climate-adapting steps we've long been implored to take.
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That incumbent was Scott Brown, whose victory in a special election in deep blue Massachusetts was considered something of a freak occurrence to begin with.
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There is the anomaly of Staten Island, the lone stronghold of conservatism within deep blue New York City, and the heart of Mr. Rose's district.
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After his exquisite adaptation of Edith Wharton's "The House of Mirth," in 2000, Davies didn't film another drama until "The Deep Blue Sea," in 2012.
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The sea nettles are framed in close-up, their trailing tentacles and mouth-arms casting otherworldly yellows and browns against the deep blue of the tank.
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The general trend seen in most locations is a move from a deep blue to deep red as time progresses, illustrating global temperature increases in action.
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The great white shark known as "Deep Blue" is nearly 20 feet long and is thought to be the largest great white ever caught on film.
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It&aposs likely that Deep Blue became so big simply because of her age, said Gavin Naylor, program director at the Florida Program for Shark Research.
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She went with a deep blue Ralph & Russo dress with a purple headband by Sarah Cant instead of matching the design of the young bridal party.
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Tesla will offer six color options for the Model 3: black, midnight silver metallic, deep blue metallic, silver metallic, pearl white multi-coat, red multi-coat.
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Trump delivered the speech, his second of the day, in deep-blue Oregon to a backdrop of protests bubbling outside and a few scattered protests inside.
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"We never expected to see green icebergs," said Warren, noting that a deep blue hue — not emerald green — is commonly observed in these chunks of ice.
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The match between Sedol and AlphaGo will have many similarities to the famous 1996 chess match between chess grandmaster Gary Kasparov and IBM's Deep Blue computer.
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Bey grounded the look with a deep-blue smokey eye and black nail polish, which drew attention to her Lorraine Schwartz rings and color-coordinated clutch.
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He was the guy who was appealing enough to independents and even Democrats to get elected and re-elected as governor of a deep blue state.
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You can capture an image of yourself against the impossibly beautiful backdrop of an orange sun dropping from a pink sky into a deep blue sea.
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In his case, it was 25 years ago from Stoneham, but others moved north to get away from deep-blue Massachusetts in the '60s and '70s.
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I spoke with Campbell ahead of this week's Go showdown to get his thoughts on how Deep Blue won and how things are different for DeepMind.
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Close to the island of Lanzarote, in the Canary Islands, the Atlantic Ocean appears calmly serene, but the deep, blue waters conceal a striking sculptural intervention.
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Advocates argue that pro–abortion rights candidates can win even in places where it's not a popular position, never mind a deep-blue place like Illinois.
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In the fourth episode of Gypsy, Jean Holloway (Naomi Watts) takes a gloomy time-out in her bathroom and paints her nails a deep blue — sigh.
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In 1995, 18 states had bipartisan representation in the U.S. Senate, including what today are deep blue states: Delaware, New Jersey, New York, Rhode Island, Vermont.
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The county, in deep-blue portion of South Florida, is notoriously slow in counting its votes and as its tally mounted, Scott's lead had predictably diminished.
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As in the Young Vic's "Yerma," this "Deep Blue Sea" suggests how tortured, behind-closed-door relationships can become the stuff of voyeuristic speculation and gossip.
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Forty percent of respondents in the deep-blue state of California say the senator would make a good president, while 38 percent say she would not.
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The GOP senator has positioned himself as a moderate in deep-blue Illinois but will run for reelection during a presidential year that typically favors Democrats.
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The section will open with "The Devil and the Deep Blue Sea," starring Jason Sudeikis as a man who must rebuild his life after a tragedy.
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Mr. Hassabis said AlphaGo did not try to consider all the possible moves in a match, as a traditional artificial intelligence machine like Deep Blue does.
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His newest video, Fractals of Incidence, sees his signature slow-moving, cinematic long-shots of animated fractals in a deep blue landscape of melting, morphing ice.
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It represented one of those defining technological moments like IBM's Deep Blue beating chess champion Garry Kasparov, or even IBM Watson beating the world's greatest Jeopardy!
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That southwestern Wisconsin went for the Democrat in April's state Supreme Court justice election suggests the 2016 tsunami is rolling back toward the deep blue sea.
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These elements are especially clear in "Taktur," a deep blue surface edged in lighter blue, with a wire-thin line crossing the field top and bottom.
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He fills the frame with tension and meaning, showcasing a madhouse of blue-and-white chinoiserie and a deep-blue forest that foreshadows a padded cell.
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Prop 187 is widely regarded as the moment California turned deep blue, the moment that a fast-growing voter group swung decisively into the Democratic camp.
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In Game 1 of their match, Deep Blue greedily accepted Mr. Kasparov's sacrifice of a rook for a bishop, but lost the game 16 moves later.
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Close to the island of Lanzarote, in the Canary Islands, the Atlantic Ocean appears calmly serene, but the deep, blue waters conceal a striking sculptural intervention.
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Deep in the heart of Brooklyn, a borough virtually synonymous with deep blue politics, lies an unlikely battleground for control of the New York State Senate.
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But scientists have discovered an absolute chonker of a great white shark, which they&aposve named Deep Blue and believe to be about 20 feet long.
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Baker is one of a handful of Northeastern Republicans who remain popular even in deep-blue states, along with Maryland's Larry Hogan and Vermont's Phil Scott.
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Deep blue hues painted the room, with a tufted leather headboard in gradient shades of blue and turquoise that matched the walls for a calming effect.
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For Democratic members of the House from deep blue districts, their last chance to deliver on their constituents' liberal hopes and dreams was six years ago.
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"Giving parliament the choice between the devil and the deep blue sea is desperate and will persuade very few," said pro-Brexit Conservative lawmaker Steve Baker.
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In a Facebook post, fellow diver Mark Mohler said at least three great whites were visible, and that Deep Blue could only be seen on Sunday.
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That's why you'll find major shots of pigment on the lips of Kylie Jenner, Rihanna, and Taylor Swift, as they've donned deep-blue, black, and oxblood lately.
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His deep blue vessels, in their twilight blue enclosure, have shed their status as domestic objects to become strange, new, indoor mini-observatories attuned to the cosmos.
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Eugenie's sister Princess Beatrice was her maid of honor and wore a deep blue skirt and jacket by Ralph & Russo and a matching hat by Sarah Cant.
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Knute Buehler, who's running for governor in deep-blue Oregon, says two top Democrats should resign for allowing a culture of sexual misconduct in the state Capitol.
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The 9.54-carat Fancy Deep Blue diamond ring was purchased by Temple's father for $7,210 in 1940 around the time of the actress' 12th birthday, Sotheby's said.
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Key primary races were also underway in Connecticut, where Republicans hope to snatch yet another governorship in deep-blue New England, as well as Vermont and Wisconsin.
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And an IBM computer named Deep Blue defeats Garry Kasparov, reigning world chess champion and, at the time, the highest-ranked chess player to have ever lived.
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Once staunchly Republican, Hispanic Floridians were already turning deep blue, as the community gets younger and less dominated by conservative Cuban-Americans, even before Mr Trump's obscenities.
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Garry Kasparov, after losing to IBM's Deep Blue in the first of the infamous six-game match in 215, was reportedly too distressed to talk to reporters.
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DeepMind's win against Hui has been described as a "decade earlier than expected," and any setback would likely be temporary — just as it was with Deep Blue.
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And there he caught the silhouette of a man astride a bicycle—a phantom navigating a deep blue slope down to the Border Patrol's very own road.
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A testimony of human rights abuses occurring in Southeast Asia is charted in The Dead Eye and the Deep Blue Sea: A Graphic Memoir of Modern Slavery.
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Watching Top of the Pops on a Friday night, I was certain that Deep Blue Something's "Breakfast At Tiffany's" was the greatest rock anthem of all time.
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A full 85 percent supported Hillary Clinton while 3 percent backed Donald Trump (for reference: 32 percent of voters went for Trump across deep-deep-blue Massachusetts).
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While Menendez is still the favorite to win reelection in deep-blue New Jersey, a recent poll found Republican challenger Bob Hugin down by only 2900 points.
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In "Moana," Tamatoa's underwater lair is filled with booty he's stolen over the years, and they shine even brighter against the deep blue of the ocean floor.
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When Deep Blue defeated Kasparov, it was a hot news item for a few days but faded away, as it didn't affect our day-to-day lives.
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While Deep Blue had been trained and programmed by IBM with some knowledge about chess, its advantage lay primarily in what computer scientists call brute-force searching.
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Leo and his model boo, Camila Morrone, were snorkeling in Nerano, where the couple threw on their flippers and goggles for a peek under the deep blue.
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As Retro Report recalls, fear of them in real life grew in 1997 when a chess-playing IBM computer, Deep Blue, defeated the world champion, Garry Kasparov.
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But 26-year-old Evans, burrowed into a deep blue hooded sweater, said he would stick around a little longer because he still believed in the elections.
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Mr. Salasky exposed the ceiling joists, raising the room's height to 10 feet, and stripped the walls down to the bricks, which he painted a deep blue.
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But if you go in real life to see this work, there is a ton of deep blue with tinges of green that makes the work engrossing.
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The movement hoped to set a national example — if charter schools could make it in a deep blue state like New York, they could make it anywhere.
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A deep-blue Democrat who managed Al Gore's 2000 presidential campaign, Ms. Brazile has confounded expectations by taking a role at President Trump's favorite cable news channel.
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Larry Hogan, a Republican who enjoys broad popularity but is running in a deep-blue state filled with voters eager to register their contempt for Mr. Trump.
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Despite its reputation as a deep blue state, California has elected only four Democrats as governor in modern times; one was recalled, and two were named Brown.
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New York City is full of pastoral sights: white clouds floating in deep blue skies, lakes ringed by verdant hills, grassy expanses calling out for barefoot play.
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The area has traditionally stood out in deep blue California as a GOP-friendly enclave, where Republican officials travel from across the country to hunt fundraising dollars.
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Nearly all of the Democrats on the record in support of impeachment represent deep-blue districts where their constituents want their lawmakers to show resistance to Trump.
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De León led the California Senate in a year when practically every political move in the deep-blue state was an act of resistance against Donald Trump.
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He had misaligned the buttons on his gray pin-striped shirt, and the rings around his deep-blue eyes made him look like a sandy-haired raccoon.
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Princess Charlene was dressed for the occasion in a deep blue coat with a wide-brimmed hat, while her mini-me Gabriella sported a dress decorated in flowers.
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Garry Kasparov is widely considered the greatest chess player in history, but it was his historic match against IBM's Deep Blue that cemented him as a household name.
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While Libratus may one day be listed in the history books alongside Deep Blue and Alpha Go, it's actually attempting to solve a very different kind of problem.
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On Tuesday, San Diego County became the latest local government in the deep-blue state to push back against Sacramento's efforts to resist the Trump administration's immigration crackdown.
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The Justice Department's lawsuit seems to have energized California conservatives, sparking a rebellion of sorts among local governments in Republican pockets that still dot the deep-blue state.
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She then created a cocktail of clear gloss and Redken Shades EQ in Onyx (a deep blue color) to counteract the yellow tones in Kardashian's hair post-bleach.
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The Porsche badge up front is rendered in monochrome, the wheels are styled out in a deep blue, and the interior is replete with futuristic patterns and decorations.
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Her sister, Princess Beatrice, was as her maid of honor and wore a deep blue skirt and jacket by Ralph & Russo and a matching hat by Sarah Cant.
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That deep, blue-toned red lip was something that carried from the '40s to the '50s, and pinks and lighter-color lipsticks were late '50s and early '60s.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger won the governorship of deep-blue California, and would have contended for the presidency if not for the constitutional requirement that candidates be natural-born citizens.
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Governors of deep blue states also need to create the kind of place where anyone—of any hue, religion, language group, age, or sex—might want to live.
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The star of The Color Purple on Broadway, Cynthia Erivo, wore a black ballgown with a velvet bodice with a deep blue beauty look to set it off.
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This post appeared originally on THUMP UK. Head up to California's San Fernando Valley and you might hear a few odd noises fluttering into the deep blue skies.
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The Cook Political Report, a nonpartisan election handicapper, moved the Senate race from "lean Democratic" to "toss-up" last week, a surprising development in deep-blue New Jersey.
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"It's a sign of reconstruction, even of peace," said Calatrava, standing beneath the soaring glass roof that framed a deep blue sky reminscent of the morning of Sept.
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Democrat Ayanna Pressley won an uncontested race to represent a deep-blue district in the Boston area, after defeating a veteran Congressman in her primary two months ago.
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An outbreak of intolerance in such a deep-blue area must have come as a shock—but it's the sort of shock that has become common in America.
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There is just so much in this single work to see: gestures to Picasso's "Guernica" (1937) composition; the visual depth of the deep-blue sea; the underwater topography.
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We walk around with devices in our pockets that have more processing power in them than Deep Blue did when it beat Kasparov at chess 20 years ago.
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All in a landscape where the deep blue sea surrounds you on every side, and the indigo and scarlet and orange flowerpots are bright with geraniums and begonias.
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California is a deep-blue state — only 26 percent of its residents approve of Mr. Trump, and Democrats dominate the Legislature, statewide offices and most large city governments.
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Democrats need to gain 23 House seats to take power, and nearly all of the primary upsets have occurred in deep-blue seats that the party already controls.
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The most recent Trump campaign rally was in deep blue New Jersey with over 125,000 requests for an arena that holds 7,85033 in a town of approximately 5,000.
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The townhouse space, with a cafe area up front and dining room beyond, is done in regal tones of deep blue, green, burgundy and gold, with marble accents.
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It shows the deep blue of the Pacific Ocean flanked by Australia in the lower left and the southwestern United States and Baja California in the upper right.
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But Mr. Trump beat Hillary Clinton in his sprawling district, so he must choose his words about the president with more caution than Democrats in deep-blue districts.
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"I couldn't believe what I was hearing," said Colonel Vindman, an Iraq war combat veteran who testified in his deep-blue Army dress uniform covered with military ribbons.
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But here's the catch: wind and solar are booming not just in deep blue states like California, but also in red states like Texas, Wyoming, Kansas, and Iowa.
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Bowling said that in most AI games, such as the chess-playing Deep Blue and Google's AlphaGo, the board has all the information you need to make a decision.
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Yet Ocasio-Cortez is only the most visible symbol of a grassroots insurgency that has sprung up across the country, including in spots far from deep-blue Democratic strongholds.
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The slick pavement, trees, and deep blue sky are more vibrant in the S9+ photo (right) than they are in the slightly washed out-looking iPhone X photo (left).
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Lumping in Virginia with "a handful of deep-blue states" where Democrats did well, an official for the group said they don't believe there will be a Democratic surge.
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She strolled about there for a time before plucking out one of her own deep blue-green feathers and then descending to gently place it on my left shoulder.
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She wore matching deep blue platform sandals with eye-catching drop earrings and a 40 carat (yes, you read that right) Lorraine Schwartz emerald ring (which she told E!
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America Ferrera, one of the award presenters of the night, also wore a deep blue, strapped sequin dress by Jenny Packham, an outfit that won praise on social media.
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They're in visual dialogue with "After Willis": it's another grid of mostly deep-blue squares, formally similar yet utterly different, emphasizing again the outsize impact of precise decision-making.
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Just talking about the significance for AI, to finish your first question, the other big thing you've heard me talk about is the difference between this and Deep Blue.
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Men donned capes and leather jackets; others wore close-cut suits, in black or deep blue velvet, and echoed the sexy, party feel of the collection with sparkling jackets.
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Other games have fallen over the years—most notably when, in 230, one of the best chess players in history, Garry Kasparov, lost to a machine called Deep Blue.
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She was a weak candidate who had never won a tough election contest, having chosen to vie for a senate seat in the safety of deep blue New York.
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I thought this long before Trump came along, although he brought a new urgency to the task of making peace with those who live beyond our deep-blue enclaves.
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Debate over the bill was unusually fierce for the Council, a deep-blue body where consensus is far easier to find than division; the measure passed 28 to 20.
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The three colorways are Cove, in a deep blue and velvety green; Canyon, in a muted pink and sunset red; and Savanna, in a golden yellow and elephant gray.
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And then there is deep-blue New Mexico, Johnson's home state, where one recent poll showed Clinton at 35 percent, Trump at 31 percent and Johnson at 24 percent.
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Sanders's approach may work well for Democrats running in deep-blue districts in New York or California, and even perhaps for many in the Rust Belt where populism plays.
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Congress upended the tax code, ladling out oodles to the rich, but also offering a sop to those in the heartland at the expense of the deep blue coasts.
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A sculpted rocket, launched from a three-dimensional skyscraper city, shuttled back and forth to the moon against a heavenly deep blue backdrop of a thousand twinkling light bulbs.
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When Garry Kasparov was defeated by IBM's Deep Blue in 1997, his response was to start exploring how humans and machines might play chess as teammates rather than opponents.
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The watch, which had a deep blue dial, featured a minute repeater — which Mr. Stern has said is his favorite complication — a monopusher chronograph and an instantaneous perpetual calendar.
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A Marbled wool rug (from West Elm) anchored the space while an Aspect walnut desk (from Crate & Barrel) was paired with a deep blue Helvetica chair (from West Elm).
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If you&aposre looking for a rich, deep-blue pair of Selvedge jeans to wear into until a faded state of personalized perfection, these are the jeans for you.
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And liberals, if you're still hesitant, keep in mind that the film is set in deep blue Boston, where four out of five presidential votes went to the Democrats.
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Although California is today perceived as an inveterate, deep-blue state, the overwhelming control that Democrats currently have over both the legislative and executive branches is a historical anomaly.
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It comes in a shade of deep blue, and its lightweight magnesium build looks and feels more like a premium consumer laptop than something made for the commercial industry.
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It's quite ironic that the original expectations of Claude Shannon and Alan Turing were that solving chess would be evidence of artificial intelligence, but Deep Blue was not intelligent.
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Training an economist's lens on the deep blue sea might help ocean management organizations and the public better understand the value of whole ecosystems as opposed to individual species.
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The deep blue expanse engulfing each atoll is underlain by a seabed peppered with oil and gas deposits, which further fuels the controversy on who controls the South China Sea.
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She accessorized a Stella McCartney dress with a Gillian Anderson coat and a clutch in the same color, along with a pair of diamond drop earrings featuring deep-blue sapphires.
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Former NASA employee and DreamWorks animator Betsy Asher Hall blended three separate images from three separate JunoCam close-ups to create this deep blue view of the planet's southern storms.
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The SDF was caught between the devil it knows, the regime of Syrian President Bashar Al-Assad, and the deep blue sea of an avenging Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
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The sculptures are abstract amalgamations of tightly hewn, crisscrossed steel — in silver, ketchup-red, deep blue — and shaped roughly like steeples, squat squares, headless saddled ponies, or nothing at all.
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In the annals of man versus machine, few contests can surpass Garry Kasparov versus Deep Blue, the world chess champion against the world's most accomplished chess computer, for sheer drama.
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In Discovery's Shark Tank Meets Shark Week special (clip above), the entrepreneur takes a dive into the deep blue off the coast of Oahu, Hawaii, all for a good cause.
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Earlier, Deep Blue, aka Watson, outperformed the opponents on Jeopardy, a knowledge contest, and proved that machines can be made superior to humans regarding natural language processing and information retrieval.
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Ellison's position on the far left end of the political spectrum is a fact that Republicans in his home state, used to losing deep-blue Minneapolis, have taken for granted.
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By comparison, great whites have been known to grow up to 20 feet in length, including the shark known as "Deep Blue," the largest great white ever caught on camera.
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Whereas a chess-playing computer like Deep Blue was programmed directly by humans, AlphaGo used AI to teach itself about how to play Go and then make its own decisions.
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Built by the Hungarian inventor Wolfgang von Kempelen, The Turk appeared to be precursor to IBM's Deep Blue, a machine that could play chess well enough to defeat human opponents.
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Still, the bulk of Hispanic voters live in either deep-blue states like California and New York, or states that have become stumbling blocks for Democrats like Florida and Texas.
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Let's say I live in a deep-blue place like New York City, where none of the races I can vote in—from president to congress—are close at all.
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Near the end of the song, and near the end of the film, the pan transitions to a tilt as the camera captures telephone wires against a deep blue sky.
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Milwaukee's north side, where much of the book takes place, is generally deep blue in a presidential year, in contrast with the recent Republican lean of the areas Cramer depicts.
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The most unionized states (New York, Hawaii, New Jersey, Washington, California, and New Jersey) are the deep blue ones, and the modern labor movement has also become less working-class.
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But Vermont is a deep-blue state where Donald Trump got 22010 percent of the vote, and South Dakota is a deep-red state where Hillary Clinton got 22014 percent.
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In the early morning hours of March 26, somewhere in the deep blue waters of the western Indian Ocean near the Seychelles, a small boat emerged out of the murk.
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Democratic voters are overwhelmingly likely to live in deep-blue congressional districts and less likely to live in swing states critical to both parties' paths to winning the Electoral College.
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Observers seized on a hat she wore last year — deep blue, with yellow flowers — as an echo of the flag of the European Union, signifying a fondness for the bloc.
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They have lifted Mr. Trump's allies even in deep-blue states like Massachusetts, and worked to make peace between competing pro-Trump factions in more competitive states such as Colorado.
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Single-payer-friendly Democratic candidates are not just running in deep-blue states; they are campaigning in places like New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Illinois as well as Nebraska and Texas.
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I'm drawn to Iceland — those pixelated sleeves are a nice detail — Japan, with its Samurai armor spots and deep blue clarity; and Senegal, with the lion etched into the green.
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"This is a page out of the Democratic playbook, it really is," Kim Guadagno, the lieutenant governor said, noting that the plan came from a proposal in deep-blue Illinois.
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It is the closest Connecticut Republicans have come to winning control since Ronald Reagan's 1984 landslide win carried the party to power in what is otherwise a deep blue state.
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To the north is the reservoir, a deep-blue pool reaching to the gorge's walls, miles away; to the south, the Tigris continues its long meander to the Persian Gulf.
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In the weeks following her birth, like all new parents, I closely examined her features, wondering if her fair hair and her deep blue eye colour were here to stay.
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Though Trump lost the deep-blue state that year, Republicans have been pouring resources into Minnesota and his campaign has noted that his loss was by a historically narrow margin.
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He argued that Democrats have the same opportunity in Alabama that Republicans did in Massachusetts in 2010, when Republican Scott Brown won a special election in the deep-blue state.
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If these bills become law only in deep blue states, Trump might decide not to place his name on those states' ballots, given that he expects to lose there anyway.
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"If you asked me yesterday the answer would be freediving with Deep Blue, a great white, the largest ever documented, who was last seen in 2013 in Mexico," Jeffries added.
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Across the same frame, only two NYFCC best actress winners — Rachel Weisz (2012's The Deep Blue Sea) and Sally Hawkins (Happy-Go-Lucky) — didn't follow up with an Oscar nod.
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The town is tucked on a narrow peninsula between a deep-blue inner channel and British Columbia's snowcapped coastal ranges, and it is a favorite with climbers, who crowd the Starbucks.
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The following is a transcript of the video:Narrator: From blistering hot deserts to deep blue oceans, from frozen ponds to swampy wetlands, animal species have adapted and evolved in unique ways.
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Both she and Diana choose deep blue and purple hues for the Met Gala, as well as relatively simple gowns, especially when compared to the rest of the attendees in 2018.
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Carol Shea-Porter announced she'd retire this year, she released the Democratic hounds — 11 candidates will tussle for the Democratic nomination in the deep-blue state's 1st Congressional District on Tuesday.
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When it is the computer's turn, the program first suggests moves based on the sorts of general tactics that human players have used in the past—much as Deep Blue would.
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While IBM's Deep Blue had an exhaustive search-based chess-playing architecture that was less than elegant, it did accomplish the task of defeating the greatest chess grandmaster who ever lived.
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Scientists and environmental activists have a lot to say about ocean conservation, but aside from facts, there's a mythical lure to what lies beneath the surface of the deep blue sea.
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It is ironic that California, a deep blue state that is often written off in presidential politics, (except when it comes to money) may be ground zero for the midterm elections.
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Establishment Democrats across America wasted no time in admonishing the left to know its place and discounting Ocasio-Cortez's success as an aberration and a product of her deep-blue district.
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Crowley, who was chairman of the House Democratic Caucus and represented New York's deep-blue 22019th District for 20 years, lost to Ocasio-Cortez by double digits, 57 to 43 percent.
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Grasslands dotted with guanacos, a cousin of the camel, give way to sprawling steppes and forests, deep-blue waterways and majestic snow-capped mountains at the doorsteps of breathtaking ice fields.
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Charter school advocates used to consider New York a testing ground: If they could make it in deep blue New York, they could make it anywhere, writes The Times's Eliza Shapiro.
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In the first, the artist, against a deep blue background, is slightly luminous himself, bare-chested and wrapped in white below the waist: an ascetic prophet, seer and seeker, barely 20.
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His precinct-level maps of presidential election results show deep blue in the densest, central parts of metropolitan areas, where you'd find the Main Streets, city halls, rowhouses and apartment buildings.
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They were from Staten Island and Dyker Heights in south Brooklyn, constituents of the red-state archipelago that persists in the otherwise deep blue sea of New York and its boroughs.
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He drove his train until it burst from a tunnel and climbed the grade up the Manhattan Bridge, the rails on the screen crisp and gray under a deep blue sky.
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Elsewhere, Salvatore Ferragamo has added a blue dial to its sport-luxe F-240 ($244,2001) and Tommy Hilfiger is using a deep-blue dial on its new funky dual-time design.
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The odds were always against that, given that Trump lost the popular vote and the inauguration was being held in deep-blue Washington DC, far away from most of his supporters.
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Taking inspiration from the deep blue skin of the shape-shifting mutants Mystique and Nightcrawler, the creations celebrate the Blu-ray (you know, those round disc things) release of X-Men: Apocalypse.
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Kasich, meanwhile, won second place in New Hampshire but was stuck in single digits in the other three states to vote — apparently showing that he has little appeal outside deep blue states.
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The RoboCup's long term goal is to build bots that can beat human athletes by the year 2050, like when IBM's Deep Blue chess computer beat reining grandmaster Gary Kasparov in 1997.
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The "big four" suburban counties contiguous to deep blue Philadelphia provided Clinton with a collective margin of nearly 200,000 votes, more than enough to win that coveted state in a "normal" year.
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IBM's Watson computer gained notoriety in 2011 when it beat two champions at the quiz show "Jeopardy!" and its Deep Blue computer beat chess champion Garry Kasparov more than two decades ago.
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It takes you inside World Heritage Sites, under the deep blue sea, and on top of the world (you can go to the observation deck of the world's tallest building, for example).
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As a high-profile transgender woman who has never held public office before and would run as a Republican in a deep-blue state such as California, Jenner is an interesting case.
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Arthur Jones, a septuagenarian neo-Nazi and Holocaust-denier, will be the candidate for the Republicans, because they could not be bothered to recruit a sound candidate for this deep-blue district.
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A contested Senate race in deep blue New Jersey is something that national Democrats did not count on and will certainly make their pathway to a Senate majority that much more difficult.
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In one work (untitled, like the rest), a deep-blue double spiral on the lower right portion of a celery-hued canvas balances out a large spherical hole on the upper left.
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But he did so at the cost of alienating this growing population for the long term and helping move California from a swing state into the deep-blue base it is today.
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It had never before happened that a computer had won a match against a current champion, though a year earlier a lesser version of Deep Blue managed to win a single game.
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As a white man living in the Deep South, I must add that racism is the major reason that Republicans were able to turn the South from deep blue to deep red.
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The question is whether this stance will remain relegated to deep-blue enclaves in California and New York, or if it will become an accepted position within the party as a whole.
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The candidate with the highest name recognition is Anthony Brown, the former Maryland lieutenant governor who lost the race for the deep-blue state's highest office in 2014 to Republican Larry Hogan.
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The commercial use of AI had a bit of a false start nearly a quarter century ago, when a system developed by IBM called Deep Blue beat chess grand master Garry Kasparov.
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The 18-year-old reality star showcased her new navy locks in a long, straight style, contrasting the deep blue of her hair by wearing a bright salmon dress to the event.
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"The Crown Jewel" (2020), a totemic stack of irregular wood and ceramic blocks, glazed deep blue with gashes of candy red, teetered over us, tall as a bear on its hind legs.
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Wilson's heated anti-immigrant rhetoric put him back in the governor's mansion, but it activated a progressive grass-roots movement that eventually turned the nation's biggest state into a deep-blue bastion.
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Rep. Darrell Issa of California announced Wednesday he will not seek re-election, opening up another battleground in the deep blue state as Republicans and Democrats spar for control of the House.
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This is most powerfully apparent in a large, square pastel on paper of deep blue dotted with coins, pushpins and layered paraffin: A gorgeous face floats forward as if from a dream.
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But in the contests so far, Kasich finished terribly — in the single digits — in Iowa, South Carolina, and Nevada, which seems to reveal that he has little appeal outside deep blue states.
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The Neptune earrings were the only pieces to have their own name: Two iridescent black opals totaling 85.99 carats were mounted with Pariba tourmalines and deep blue sapphires on light blue titanium.
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Moon Over the Lake (2015), another pulp painting ensconced behind Weather Prediction, juxtaposes a Buckminster Fuller–esque orb against a background of black and the deep blue foreground of the titular lake.
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Another processed mosaic of Jupiter showing off the deep blue polar stormsImage: NASA/JPL-Caltech/SwRI/MSSS/Betsy Asher Hall/Gervasio RoblesThese amateur astronomers and photo processors aren't just making pretty pictures, though.
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I'm of the firm belief that the rap song describing what just happened in the film you watched — think Men in Black or Deep Blue Sea — is one of humanity's greatest art forms.
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Ever since IBM's chess-playing computer Deep Blue started regularly beating top players in the late 1990s, we've gotten used to artificial intelligence simply being better at certain types of challenges than humans.
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Census data shows that Latinos now make up 38.8% of the Texas population—which is the same percentage as Latinos in deep-blue California -- while African Americans make up 12.5% of the population.
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Victories in two state Senate districts — one in a deep blue area, the other in a swing suburban district — would have handed Democrats a 32-31 numerical majority in the 63-seat Senate.
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There is also the possibility, though, that far-left Democrats from deep blue states would condemn those senators who vote to confirm Kavanaugh, leading to an even greater divide within the Democratic party.
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Based on some of the shark's markings, Ramsey believes the animal might be the famous Deep Blue, a creature featured on Shark Week and first tagged by researchers in Mexico 20 years ago.
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Orange County has been a Republican stronghold in the deep-blue state, but steady demographic changes and high concentrations of college-educated voters eroded the GOP's hold in that part of Southern California.
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If you were alive on Earth a few million years ago, a deep blue object, small as star but bright as the Moon, would have made a dazzling addition to your night sky.
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Op-Ed Contributor Kingston, Ontario — THERE was no mistaking the diagnostic significance of that little red stick inside a deep blue cell: The Auer rod meant the mystery patient had acute myelogenous leukemia.
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Its enthusiasts claim that the fishing in and around Plaquemines is the best anywhere — tuna, dolphin, wahoo, whale shark and marlin in the deep blue seas; redfish, flounder and speckled trout closer in.
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Newman, in all likelihood, will be: The Third District is a deep blue seat (Lipinski won by almost 48 points in 2018), and the Democratic nominee should have no trouble winning come November.
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Deep blue California has the fifth-largest economy in the world and 40 million residents, but it gets the same number of votes as red Wyoming, which has marginally more residents than Fresno.
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Dressed in his deep-blue Army dress uniform, Colonel Vindman, an Iraq war veteran and Purple Heart recipient, addressed his father, who fled Ukraine with his family when Colonel Vindman was a toddler.
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Unlike Simon, tunneling fearlessly beneath the water, "Heal the Living" is content to skate on the surface, leaving as little lasting impression on our minds as Simon's surfboard on the deep blue ocean.
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In the oil studies, Mr. Marden pares down his surfaces to a light gray with grids of black dots, eccentrically connected by deep blue or red, perhaps signaling his next jumping-off point.
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Regularly $130, you can save up to $26 and grab the Kanken No. 2 in black, acorn, dark olive, deep blue, deep red, green, navy, and super grey for as low as $103.
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"In deep blue states, Republicans increasingly don't exist," explained Sean McElwee, a co-founder of the progressive think tank Data for Progress who has been involved in finding primary challengers in New York.
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Modern smartphones make even Deep Blue look painfully slow: A Samsung Galaxy S5, for example, can perform 140 billion floating-point operations per second, more than 10 times the speed of IBM's old machine.
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The deep, blue shadows underneath my eyes were staring back at me; the concave scar on my forehead (a result of one gnarly case of chicken pox as a child) was on full display.
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I still wish Samsung had done something more with the Note 9's design, because even though I do like that new deep blue and yellow color scheme, flashy colors only go so far.
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Although some Democrats in deep-blue districts, like Raskin and Speier, may have the liberal support to pursue such lines of attack, for others in more vulnerable districts it could be a political liability.
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In the wild, caiques, diminutive dollops of luminous yellow, white and deep blue-green, fly in huge, tightly knit flocks whose collective wing feathers make a singular whirring sound above the rain-forest canopy.
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Do you remember the moment you saw the deep blue of Bring Me The Horizon's cover for Count Your Blessings, thinking you were going to be in for a potentially introspective or deep listen?
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Other solutions being reviewed by the Woods Hole Group include one by Cape Cod residents Kevin McCarthy and Willy Planinshek, co-founders of Deep Blue LLC, although theirs is still in the concept stage.
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With a streak of 60 wins and the defeat of reigning Go champion Ke Jie, DeepMind's AlphaGo is making the same mark on the game of Go that IBM's Deep Blue made on chess.
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Hudson, 36, looked casually chic in a black-and-white animal-print maxi dress, while Hawn, 70, looked effortlessly stylish in a deep-blue tiered dress as they smiled in front of the cameras.
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Today, the brand is launching a collection of color-correcting creams — including Papaya, a bright orange-based red designed to cancel out deep-blue and purple tones (and directly inspired by the lipstick trick).
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The rest of the painting is divided horizontally, with the upper half consisting of wide swaths of semi-transparent, deep blue paint sweeping from the left edge to the black band on the right.
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Mr. Jones's premiere, "Deep Blue Sea," is scheduled in the Drill Hall April 14-1003 in a production presented with New York Live Arts, the home of the Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane Company.
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" The line issues a mission statement that sets a deep-blue tone for Morrissey's upcoming record, "Low in High School"; its cover features a scrawny teen holding a sign that reads "Axe the Monarchy.
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The irony is especially evident on Wall Street, where the Dow Jones average is zooming, but few have anything nice to say about the president and the new tax law in deep-blue Manhattan.
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They're doing this as a political move to stick their fingers in the eyes of tax-and-spend Democratic governors and mayors in deep-blue states such as New York, New Jersey and California.
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More broadly, some Democrats worry that Trump's visceral appeal to some white working-class voters will not be best countered by an erstwhile Harvard Law School professor from a deep-blue state. 28500. Sen.
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Larry Hogan (R) A popular governor of a deep-blue state, Maryland's Hogan has been floated as a potential contender for the Republican 2020 primary since he easily won reelection in last November's midterms.
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Similarly, the ability to win at chess was once considered a high mark of human intelligence, but ever since Deep Blue defeated Garry Kasparov in 1997, this cognitive skill has lost its former luster.
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"Ganesh didn't like the idea of the diamond engagement ring and neither did I," she said, so he bought the deep-blue stone at Grays Antique Centre in Mayfair and commissioned a custom setting.
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Here the geometry breaks down into color fields, with a deep blue-black on the left and a soft red on the far right, variously dimensioned veins of yellow and light blue in between.
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CreditCreditEdu Bayer for The New York Times MADRID — It is not just the jerseys, the deep blue and the blood red, that make the players instantly recognizable as representatives of Barcelona's fabled youth system.
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When deep blue Vermont sought to pass single-payer health care in 2014, the plan failed despite Sanders's personal popularity in the state, a supportive Democratic governor, and big Democratic majorities in the legislature.
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Those taboos are fading, but even now there is heated debate over whether Democratic candidates who identify as socialists (or democratic socialists or social democrats, etc.) risk alienating voters outside certain deep blue regions.
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Almost two decades after IBM's Deep Blue whopped chess champion Garry Kasparov, Google's AlphaGo AI beat 18-time world Go champion Lee Sedol last March in a five-game match held in South Korea.
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I caught up with Kasparov at Def Con last weekend to ask him why he's not worried about the future of AI. Motherboard: This is the 20th anniversary of your match with Deep Blue.
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Washington (CNN)For almost a decade now, governors' offices have been a weak link for national Democrats, with Republicans racking up stunning and continuous wins in deep-blue bastions like Maryland, Massachusetts and New Jersey.
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Poll Top searches Trending searches Bucks County, Pennsylvania As with Allegheny County, Clinton's strength in Pennsylvania was thought to come from the deep blue cities of Philadelphia and Pittsburgh as well as their outlying suburbs.
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I compared such acts of algorithmic serendipity to the "Hand of God" chess move that Deep Blue used to confuse Garry Kasparov into thinking the computer had trespassed into realms formerly limited to brilliant humans.
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Google executives say Go offers too many possible moves for a machine to win simply through brute-force calculations, unlike chess, in which IBM's Deep Blue famously beat former world champion Garry Kasparov in 1997.
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While the businessman is used to battling entrepreneurs on ABC's Shark Tank, he recently braved the deep blue and took a dip with Galapagos sharks off the coast of Oahu, Hawaii, for a good cause.
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Ilhan Omar, a Somali American who is a top candidate in next week's Democratic primaries in Minnesota, is also running in a deep-blue district and is expected to advance should she win next Tuesday.
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In the upcoming match between Sedol and AlphaGo, DeepMind's artificial intelligence will have to sort through a much larger decision tree than IBM's Deep Blue in addition to sorting through a higher number of moves.
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One wall segment features deep-blue steel and another has a brick facade, standing in sharp contrast to the area's existing border fence, a ramshackle structure of corrugated steel left over from the Vietnam War.
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The 9.54-carat Fancy Deep Blue diamond ring was purchased by Temple's father for $7,210 in 1940, around the time of the actress' 12th birthday and when her film "The Blue Bird" premiered, Sotheby's said.
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Todd Pipes shot to stardom after his band, Deep Blue Something, released the 1995 single "Breakfast at Tiffany's" that landed them in the Billboard Hot 100 and solidified the group as a one hit wonder.
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Heidi Klum's boyfriend, Vito Schnabel, got an eyeful of the views the French Riviera has to offer, and we don't mean the deep blue Mediterranean ... we mean Heidi lookin' fine as hell in a bikini.
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If you're already planning to binge the week-long celebration of sharks and the deep blue sea on Discovery Channel's 31st annual Shark Week (starting July 28!), you're going to freak out over these shoes.
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IBM's Deep Blue, the program that beat world chess champion Garry Kasparov back in 1997, was programmed by chess experts with a library of potential chess moves that it could pull from during the match.
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" This sentence recalls that line from the horror movie Deep Blue Sea, just after the scientists have confessed to genetically engineering the sharks' brains to be enormous: "As a side effect, the sharks got smarter.
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More candidates will try to draw lessons from Ocasio-Cortez's grass-roots success and attempt to replicate it in places other than New York's 14th District, the deep-blue Queens and Bronx area she won.
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Silver's team then fed millions of these inhuman moves into a second neural network, teaching it to look ahead to results the way Kasparov (or Deep Blue) looks into the future of a chess game.
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Gabbard, who was first elected in 2012 as the first Hindu member of Congress, hasn't confirmed if she'll also seek reelection in 2020 to her deep-blue seat if she doesn't win the presidential nomination.
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The Devil and the Deep Blue, which premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival Thursday night, features a collaboration between star and producer Jessica Biel and her husband Justin Timberlake, who served as the movie's composer.
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WASHINGTON — Since President Trump took office, residents of deep-blue Washington and the surrounding suburbs and activists from everywhere have found plenty of ways, some more creative than others, to express their anger at him.
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Deep-blue Vermont gave up on its multi-year single-payer effort in 2014 when the governor's office discovered it would need to increase payroll taxes by 11.5 percent and income tax by 9 percent.
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The view, a wide-open stretch with houses dotted in the distance, was one of the charms of their deep blue two-story house in Olathe, an orderly Kansas City suburb in Johnson County, Kan.
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The deep blue state of California just recently began to dig itself out of an incarceration crisis that resulted in the construction of more than 20 prisons but only one university in the past generation.
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As a member of the Democratic Socialists of America and someone who ran on Medicare-for-all and a federal jobs guarantee in a deep-blue district, that would have been par for the course.
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Schauss based this theory on a year of experiments which showed that young men who stared at the color pink for a minute were demonstrably weaker than men who spent a minute staring at deep blue.
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I was there when a storm came in Cleveland in 2007, and I was there in Illinois that same year, when the clouds were white and puffed themselves harmlessly along the deep blue of the sky.
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Founded in 2011, Osorio named his brand after the deep blue sea in Capri (Aquazurra means "light blue water" in Italian), branding each sole with a gold pineapple — a symbol of good fortune in Southern Italy.
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The greatest movies, as everyone knows, are the ones that include a rap song on the end credits that explains the plot of the thing you just watched (see Deep Blue Sea, most Will Smith films).
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"Black Orpheus" (ECM) Masabumi Kikuchi's late solo-piano playing, all improvised, very little of it recorded, was a deep-blue nebula, formally abstract yet full of articulation and musical meaning, affecting on an almost primal level.
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Mr. Davies said he had always been interested in "the way memory instinctively goes from one important moment to another," a central device in his "The Deep Blue Sea" (2012), starring Rachel Weisz and Tom Hiddleston.
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As marijuana law reform moves from the deep blue West into purple and even red states such as Florida, Maine and Missouri, more state governments, business people and individuals will have a stake in legalization's survival.
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The rooms are filled with their work, including a massive neo-Classical desk that Robert trompe l'oeiled by hand, as though it were deep blue marble — a blue that doesn't exist in nature, Trix notes proudly.
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In essence, in fiction if not in real life, sharks are the perfect scary force of nature: an ever-present threat waiting to happen, in a deep blue setting that humans are still learning to navigate.
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John Cummings, a Republican making a hopeless challenge in Ocasio-Cortez's deep blue district, raised more money than all but nine Republicans running to take back swing seats, and several of those candidates are self-funders.
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Last week, Kasparov returned to the scene of his famous Deep Blue defeat—the ballroom of a New York hotel—for a debate with AI experts organized by the Association for the Advancement of Artificial Intelligence.
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Republican fortunes in New York — already challenged by the sheer number of Democrats in a deep blue state — now must combat the unpopularity of President Trump, particularly in swing districts in the New York City suburbs.
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Later, as we took off our gear and climbed back onto the small boat, I took one last look into the deep blue below to see a giant shadow slowly making its way back to us.
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Last summer we premiered "Between the Devil & the Deep Blue Sea," a similarly synthy slick of a tune and below is the latest offering from the siblings—who have a ten year age difference between them.
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Since the region is deep blue, she's likely headed to Congress — where she'll become the first woman of color to represent Minnesota in Congress and join Michigan's Rashida Tlaib as the first Muslim women to serve.
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FLORIDA SCIENTISTS DISCOVER NEW &aposALIEN-LIKE&apos SHARK WITH HUGE EYES In the video above, "Deep Blue" swims up to the cage and a diver pushes the shark as it pokes around before it eventually swims away.
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In one study, he attempted to figure out how far Stellen Skarsgard's character traveled through the undersea station in Deep Blue Sea after he was chomped—and then dragged underwater—by a genetically modified super-smart shark.
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As always, the talented Martin Hajek has put together 3D concept renders of what a deep blue iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus with dual rear cameras would look like based on the current list of rumors.
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And every time the Republican establishment joins with their Democratic Party counterparts in bashing Trump, it doesn't wound him in those states as much as it does in the states that are deep blue and red, respectively.
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Hogan discusses how cancer diagnosis changed him Maryland Democrats were shocked in 2014 that Republican Larry Hogan had won the governorship in their deep-blue state and have since been determined to deny him a second term.
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In deep-blue Connecticut, which went for Hillary Clinton by double-digits in the 2016 presidential campaign, Bridgeport Mayor Joseph Ganim and wealthy businessman Ned Lamont are competing for the Democratic nomination to succeed deeply unpopular Gov.
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Brown's move to install Becerra as the deep-blue state's top lawyer is largely seen as an effort to set up a bulwark against the Trump administration and policies potentially targeting civil rights, environmental issues and immigration.
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Shults seems to nod both at Noé (in a red-steeped scene throbbing with bass and violence) and at Jenkins, specifically in the vision of Tyler and his girlfriend embracing in a blur of deep blue water.
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In "The Deep Blue Sea," Rattigan's 1952 play about an eminent barrister's wife who has left her husband for a young pilot, Ms. McCrory goes out on nearly as far-reaching a limb as Ms. Piper does.
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During his two terms as governor, Cuomo has been accused of courting IDC members and furthering their agenda, stymieing progressive goals that are thought to be a given in deep-blue New York—like protecting abortion rights.
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The mood was light, people were smiling and laughing, children running around the feet of the adults, the sun shining on faces, and behind us, stark against the deep blue sky, reared the towers of the Kremlin.
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The law was fiercely opposed last year by New York Republicans, who are outnumbered in a deep-blue state, and had been met with resistance from some county clerks, who administer motor vehicle offices for the state.
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Charms like the evil-eye amulet, a bead or disc with a rendering of an eye — sometimes with a bright blue iris, sometimes with a black iris surrounded by circles of white and deep blue or aqua.
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"I lead the white shark research project at Guadalupe Island and first documented Deep Blue in 1999, 20 years ago," Michael Domeier, president and executive director of the Marine Conservation Science Institute, told Motherboard in an email.
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After wearing a long-sleeve navy dress by Stella McCartney (her wedding reception dress designer!) for the pōwhiri, Meghan changed into a deep blue sweater with a matching multi-colored pleated skirt by Givenchy, (her wedding dress designer!).
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While the weather seemed a little "grey" in Teigen's first snap with her smiling baby girl, in a later photo the sky and pool were a deep blue while Luna spent time in the water with Legend, 38.
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For example, the app asks you everything from what color the sky is (from deep blue to pale blue) to what the visibility is (from unusually clear to very hazy) to, obviously, what types of clouds you see.
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The dreamy swirls of alabaster wind, golden orbs, and deep blue skies make it truly one-of-a-kind, but that doesn't mean there aren't hundreds of college kids hanging posters of the piece in their dorm rooms.
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Vannak Anan Prum, The Dead Eye and The Deep Blue Sea: A Graphic Memoir of Modern Slavery, as told to Ben Pederick, text by Jocelyn Pederick, is scheduled to be published by Seven Stories Press in July 2018.
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Though computers have long been able to win games—it's been almost 20 years since Deep Blue beat chess champion Garry Kasparov—the match was a big deal because Go is a much more complicated game than chess.
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There are six deep-blue districts along the Mexican border — from California to Texas — all represented in the House by Democrats unified against Trump's wall plan and home to voters who don't want a wall in their backyards.
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Available in colors selected for their ability to blend in with water (aquamarine for the pool, deep blue for the ocean), many of Babes and Bathers' sporty styles come in sleek cuts or are adorned with girlie ruffles.
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When IBM's Deep Blue chess machine defeated world chess champion Garry Kasparov in 1997, the world responded with surprise and angst at how far computers had come: "Be Afraid," read a Weekly Standard headline reacting to the news.
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Best dining: Terminal 5 offers a substantial and varied lineup of dining options, from tiny La Vie offering French bistro fare to the Spanish tapas specialist Piquillo and Deep Blue Sushi, which also offers grab-and-go fare.
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When Shirley Temple was around 12 and about to star in the 1940 film, "The Blue Bird," she received a 9.54-carat Fancy Deep Blue diamond ring from her father that she kept until she died in 2014.
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In Cajun lore, seeing a white alligator in the swamp, like the ones with translucent skin and deep blue eyes that have been housed at the Audubon Aquarium of the Americas in New Orleans, is considered good luck.
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King has also shared vivid memories from her many trips to her personal Instagram account, which include shots of her snorkeling in the deep blue waters of Bali, sightseeing in India and most recently horseback riding in Kyrgyzstan.
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In the sunny snapshot, Disick and Stormi — who is too cute in her white swimsuit and stud earrings — are backed by a sparsely clouded sky and deep-blue water as they point at something off in the distance.
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The idea of our deep blue sky turning into the vast and expanding nothingness that is the swaths of space between planets has, to me, been nothing more than the final frontier, the final great ocean to map.
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Just as there were chess-playing programs long before Deep Blue, there have been many Go programs, but none were able to beat leading human players without the application of some handicaps, which are measured in game pieces.
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Yet he also enabled the so-called Independent Democratic Conference, a group of Democratic state senators that caucused with Republicans and stood in the way of the kind of progressive legislation that one expects in deep-blue states.
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However, there is a wrinkle that seems to be causing some confusion: As deep blue California has settled into its top-two primary system, the number of voters who have registered as having "No Party Preference" has risen.
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Nowadays, its deep blue harbor and mellow beaches (Beares, Moorhead) are popular with travelers, who gather alongside locals at this unpretentious Italian restaurant on the edge of the marina to eat wild-caught organic oysters from Wapengo Lake.
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It was the Republican ticket's second stop in deep-blue Minnesota in two days, and although few signs point to a Republican upset there, a modest crowd near Mr. Pence's plane lapped up his attacks on Mrs. Clinton.
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Deep blue scars on his cheeks — marking him as a Midawo, or high priest, of the Yewe cult (which is part of the Ewe ethnic group) of Ghana's Volta region — bent as he glanced between two different cellphones.
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Deep Blue became an icon several years ago during Shark Week on the Discovery Channel, though her remarkable size and age—roughly 20 feet long and 153 years old, according to many media reports—are up for debate.
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In trying to start a dialogue on the looming battle between man and machine, the TED conference turned to an expert on the subject: Chess champion Garry Kasparov, who famously lost a match to IBM's Deep Blue in 1997.
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While AlphaStar hasn't yet taken on the best player in the world, there are a lot of similarities here to the chess matches between IBM's Deep Blue and Garry Kasparov, which changed what we knew computers were capable of.
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Former child actress Dunst, 36, wore a floor-length deep-blue gown with a plunging neckline, finishing the look with sparkling earrings and a variety of bracelets while letting her blonde locks hang in loose waves over her shoulders.
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In "Shelf Life," Mr. Cerletty fills a 4-foot-by-5-foot canvas with the fourth wall of an aquarium populated by bright little fish, green plants and a glowing purple rock, all against a beautiful, deep-blue background.
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Still, Trump has continued to call for a broad campaign aimed at capturing votes in all 50 states, proclaiming Wednesday night during a speech in New York that he is making a play for his deep blue home state.
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Democrats in Michigan—a deep blue state laboring under the mismanagement of its Republican governor, Rick Snyder—kicked the tires earlier this year on a ballot initiative to reschedule statewide races for presidential cycles, but it came to nothing.
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We had actually started work on a chess program while we were graduate students at Carnegie Mellon University, and IBM hired the three of us to come and build the next chess machine, which became known as Deep Blue.
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A second Democratic senator who said colleagues grumble about "wasted resources" nevertheless said Kennedy has a right to run for higher office and that fellow Democratic senators shouldn't be spared from competition just because they represent deep-blue states.
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The game has been the last remaining great hurdle for computer programmers attempting to make software more adept than humans at board games since the I.B.M.-developed supercomputer Deep Blue routed the world chess champion Garry Kasparov in 1997.
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What's particularly powerful — and one of the neural network's main claims to fame — is that unlike earlier AI methods (Deep Blue and its ilk), these filters aren't hand designed; they learn and refine themselves purely by looking at data.
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But despite all that, none of the city's other high-profile Democrats moved to challenge de Blasio in the recent primary, and just as was the case in 2013, the Republicans have no viable candidate in deep-blue NYC.
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The deep blue playing surface at Arthur Ashe is HARDCOURT, which gives a different feel from Wimbledon's grass and the French Open's clay courts, adding another factor to consider for the athletes who play in these Grand Slam tournaments.
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And during the George W. Bush administration, he became the first head of Deep Blue, a Navy operations group created to fight terrorism following 9/11, before being appointed deputy chief of naval operations for warfare requirements and programs.
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Dota 2 is just too complex, too creative, too demanding for a bot to win… of course, that's exactly what Gary Kasparov said about chess right before IBM's Deep Blue pummeled him at a game he thought he'd mastered.
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This turned out to be true: When, over the next few years, I sought the procedure in deep-blue New York City, I was met by doctors who, it seemed, thought they knew me better than I knew myself.
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The end result for investors is a heat map that shows in colors from pale to deep blue how their money measures up to their goals, whether it is invested in individual companies, funds or the portfolio over all.
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Chess grandmaster Garry Kasparov, who lost to IBM's Deep Blue computer in 1997, predicts that AI will 'destroy' most jobs in the US.Kasparov gave an interview with WIRED's Will Knight last week at an AI summit in New York.
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The partisan gerrymander has been the worst thing to happen to our politics in recent years, turning once-purple districts either bright red or deep blue, and accelerating the rise of the fringe and the decline of the center.
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Less feral but every bit as commanding was the great Helen McCrory as the abject Hester Collyer in the National's revival of the 1952 Terence Rattigan play "The Deep Blue Sea," a portrait of romantic despair of unfathomable depths.
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Washington (CNN)An independent who changed her party affiliation after sparring with the local Democratic Party became the first elected female mayor of Scranton, Pennsylvania, on Tuesday, taking the helm of a city known for its deep blue ties.
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To look at a painting like "The Bull" (2016), with its broad, scarlet brushstrokes against a black quadrilateral against a deep blue field, is to encounter a startling manifestation of energy running riot, barely checked by the canvas edge.
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Trump is also massively outperforming Romney in a series of deep blue Northeastern states — Connecticut (11.3 points), New York (6.7 points), New Jersey (6.4 points) — where politics has long been deeply racialized and where local Republicans are relatively non-ideological.
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Her opponent, incumbent Congressman Joe Crowley, was an established member of the Democratic leadership, so her sudden ascension (she's got the general election in deep-blue New York City all but wrapped up) came as a total shock to most observers.
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Artificial intelligence captured the world's attention last year when it defeated humanity's champion at the game of Go. It was a landmark event for AI, much like the moment in 1997 when IBM's Deep Blue defeated Garry Kasparov at chess.
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While the current California is deep blue on a statewide level, the plan would create two very blue and one likely red, or at least pink, state: "Southern California," encompassing much of the Central Valley, Fresno, Bakersfield, Riverside, and San Diego.
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Three states would mean four new senators in deep-blue territory — which would certainly give Republicans pause — and Dems would be wary of losing their enormous blue block of Electoral College votes, which they rely on in the presidential election.
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It's followed by a review with an instructor before you head for pool classes that are led by a divemaster who will test you on skills and evaluate whether or not you're ready to demonstrate these skills in the deep blue.
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Like Canada, Sweden also boast a deep blue line and loads of talent at the forward position where playmaker Nicklas Backstrom will be among a slew of offensive threats including twins Daniel and Henrik Sedin, Henrik Zetterberg and Alexander Steen.
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Lifelong party hack and generic Republican Ed Gillespie ran a blood-and-soil white supremacist campaign in light-blue Virginia (which failed) and Kim Guadagno ran ads in deep-blue New Jersey that make Willie Horton look tame (that failed too).
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" The Republican governor, who's publicly been considering a primary challenge to the President since winning re-election in 2018 by a double-digits margin in deep blue Maryland, told reporters that Republican reluctance to criticize the President was "very frustrating.
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But the fact of the matter is that the Sixth District is in Massachusetts — or, as attendees almost always referred to it, "Taxachusetts" — and attendees at Saturday's caucus weren't used to thinking of Massachusetts as anything but a deep blue state.
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He defines it in the context of two legendary AI moments—the trouncing of the chess grandmaster Garry Kasparov3 by IBM's Deep Blue in 1997 and the equally shocking defeat of the world's top Go player by DeepMind's AlphaGo last year.
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Still, his formal announcement is a blow to any illusion that Democrats — who far outnumber Republicans in a deep blue state — might emerge from Tuesday's elections in control of the Senate, a body that they have not ruled since 2010.
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Simply open up a... The greatest movies, as everyone knows, are the ones that include a rap song on the end credits that explains the plot of the thing you just watched (see Deep Blue Sea, most Will Smith films). The...
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If the deep blue does nothing for you, but the blackness of space certainly does, an alternative meditative distraction is Three One Zero's ADR1FT, a violence-eschewing first-person experience where the greatest threat is your dwindling supply of oxygen.
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In tiny Bloomfield, a town that sits quietly along a river dividing deep-blue Vermont and purple New Hampshire, a primary tradition is in full swing between two neighbors who like each other plenty, but couldn't be further apart politically.
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Yup, even when being advised to listen, as in - and this was my interpretation — listen to voters outside of the media bubble and the deep blue cities that house them, many in the Fourth Estate can't even get that part right.
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In deep-blue bastions like New York, California, Washington and Vermont, there's virtually no downside to voting third-party — though if both houses of Congress remain in Republican control, the popular vote will matter much more than it usually does.
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Founder and CEO Nayeem Islam is the former head of R&D for Qualcomm in Silicon Valley and, before that, was part of the team at IBM that programmed Deep Blue, the computer that defeated world chess champion Garry Kasparov.
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SYDNEY, Australia — Kim Cobb, a marine scientist at the Georgia Institute of Technology, expected the coral to be damaged when she plunged into the deep blue waters off Kiritimati Island, a remote atoll near the center of the Pacific Ocean.
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Ocasio-Cortez said, "Marie Newman is a textbook example of one of the ways that we could be better as a party — to come from a deep blue seat and to be championing all the issues we need to be championing."
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In what I call the graphic paintings, he used one or two closely related colors, as in deep blue and dark green, to stain the ground, in which irregular pronged and snake-like shapes were carefully dispersed across the surface.
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Upstairs, Pica briefs an eight-person makeup team on the show's beauty concept: a relatively minimal look contrasted by a single brush stroke surrounding the eye in black, white, deep blue or gold, to match the season's Egyptian-influenced collection.
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Greg Kohs's 20173 documentary basically picks up where the infamous Garry Kasparov–Deep Blue chess matches left off, as the Google-designed computer program AlphaGo squares off against the world-champions of Go, one of the world's oldest board games.
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After parking in the lot, you'll need to walk out to the ocean and, turning left, continue down the coast a bit until you see the tunnellike outcropping of green grass and gray rock, under which deep blue ocean runs.
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Andrew M. Cuomo was resoundingly elected to a third term as governor of New York on Tuesday, riding Democratic enthusiasm in a deep blue state to beat back his Republican challenger and capture a victory for the party's old guard.
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The view from the wide balcony of 103 Jamieson Court in Cape Schanck, Australia, looks out over the vivid greens of the National Golf Club, as well as the deep blue expanse of Bass Strait, which separates mainland Australia from Tasmania.
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Conservatives for Yes on National Popular Vote say their method would allow every person in every state to have an equally weighted vote, including conservatives in deep blue states who may not turn out because they don't think their vote matters.
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Out of the deep blue a set of shadows quickly became a pod of bottlenose dolphins performing corkscrews and back flips as they approached, emphasizing how at ease they were compared to us, with our air tanks, weight belts and fins.
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They were offered at the beginning of the global war on terror by the Navy's strategic anti-terrorism directorate, Deep Blue, which was founded right after 85033/11 and modeled on the Navy's rotation of nuclear ballistic missile submarine crews.
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But with President Trump in the White House and Republicans holding power in Congress, Democrats have looked to a handful of deep-blue states as the last arenas where they can advance liberal policies on issues like education and health care.
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Supporters argue that the law is a common sense way to make the state safer and proves it is possible to pass stronger gun laws in a purple state, not just in parts of the country that are deep blue.
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So, what's made Lipinski a marked man is the combination of how openly and actively he defies a core principle of the party while holding a left-leaning district — where the November election is rarely competitive — in a deep-blue state.
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This type of AI certainly seems more "intelligent" than Deep Blue, and has allowed computers to outperform humans in everything from medical diagnoses to the Chinese game of Go, a far more complex task for a computer than winning at chess.
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The bed's missing, and in its place is a table, but the three of us opt to sit in a cozier corner — Hathaway and Wilson on a velvet couch with deep blue and zebra print pillow and me on a buttery leather chair.
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Bryce Durbin Bryce Durbin Creativity: The world has grown accustomed to AI that can perform spectacular computational feats and defeat human beings in popular board games (it was just over 20 years that IBM supercomputer Deep Blue famously defeated chess grandmaster Gary Kasparov).
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If I were a heroine in a fairy tale, I often thought, and a fairy godmother offered to grant me wishes, I would ask for peaches-and-cream skin, eyes like deep blue pools, hair like spun gold instead of blackest ink.
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Isaac Asimov's Three Laws of Robotics won't be nearly enough to control AI. Robots of Dawn cover by Michael WhelanIt was hailed as the most significant test of machine intelligence since Deep Blue defeated Garry Kasparov in chess nearly 20 years ago.
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Furthermore, despite the argument of the "new American majority" theory that it might be easier to elect progressive Democrats than moderate ones, the electorate doesn't always change enough in a single cycle to allow a red district to suddenly turn deep blue.
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Announced by Elon Musk via Twitter, the new mid-range sedan is available for order now in black, midnight silver metallic, deep blue metallic, pearl white, and red — though anything but the black will cost you an added premium of $333,500 to $2200,210.
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AlphaGo, a computer program designed by Google DeepMind, has just one more game to go against top-ranked Go player Lee Sedol in Seoul, South Korea, in a five-game match reminiscent of the 1997 showdown between Deep Blue and Garry Kasparov.
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If we expect the energy we're seeing from Democrats today to carry us through a wave election in 85033, then maybe you think we should put Maryland and Massachusetts on the list, states with a deep blue heritage, but popular Republican governors.
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I was watching the video for Cornershop's annoying "Brimful of Asha," only for Deep Blue Something's "Breakfast at Tiffanys" to autoplay when the song finished—as if YouTube really wanted to make it clear that "Brimful of Asha" was a bad song.
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Young, beautiful, with deep blue-black skin and a career in the cosmetics industry, she was rejected as a child by her light-skinned mother, Sweetness, who's been poisoned by that strain of color and class anxiety still present in black communities.
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In 2016, AlphaGo, a program developed by the company, beat champion Lee Se-dol at the board game Go. It was seen a major achievement in the development of AI, after IBM's Deep Blue computer defeated chess champion Garry Kasparov in 1997.
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Barbara ComstockBarbara Jean ComstockProgressives face steep odds in ousting incumbent Democrats K Street giants scoop up coveted ex-lawmakers GOP lawmaker introduces bill to stop revolving door MORE (R-Va.), whose swing seat turned deep blue in Virginia's statewide election last year.
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"Marie Newman is a textbook example of one of the ways that we could be better as a party — to come from a deep blue seat and to be championing all the issues we need to be championing," Ocasio-Cortez told The Times.
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Even though both of those states are deep blue, the GOP candidate would still fish in their waters, because swinging 1 or 2 percent into the red column would be worth more than swinging 1 to 2 percent in a smaller state.
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Still, the special effects are convincing enough -- considering what the audience is being asked to swallow -- taking the inherent fear of sharks and incorporating science fiction to literally magnify them, in much the way "Deep Blue Sea" did a couple of decades ago.
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The Sotheby's auction for the Fancy Deep Blue Diamond ring, purchased by Temple's father for $7,210 in 853 around the time of the actress' 12th birthday, opened bidding at $19 million and closed at $22 million, which was below the ring's reserve price.
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Vannak Anan Prum's THE DEAD EYE AND THE DEEP BLUE SEA: A GRAPHIC MEMOIR OF MODERN SLAVERY (Seven Stories, $24.95) also centers on dispossession: In search of work, Prum left his Cambodian village, was lured into Thailand, and was captured by traffickers.
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When the restaurant began expanding its footprint in deep blue New York City in 2015, Mayor Bill de Blasio told reporters that he would not be patronizing the chain due to Cathy's statements, and he encouraged other New Yorkers to do the same.
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"My answer to anybody who doesn't like the direction our Republican Party is going is to elect good Republicans," said Jud Ashman, the Democratic mayor of Gaithersburg, Md., in the deep blue suburbs of Washington, who supports the state's Republican governor, Larry Hogan.
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At this year's Oscars, Mr. Saab dressed Janelle Monáe for her very first ceremony (in an ornate beaded dress with a dramatic skirt), and he dressed Meryl Streep for her 20th nomination (a deep blue dress with faint shimmer and matching pants underneath).
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BMW's i3 high-capacity batteries, which it uses in its i3 compact electric vehicle, has applications beyond BMW's own – case in point, the car maker is now supplying German boat propulsion system company Torqeedo with i3 batteries for its Deep Blue aquatic electric drive systems.
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While the federal government has failed to pass significant criminal justice reform due to congressional gridlock, states have moved forward with all sorts of reforms — with states from deep blue California to deep red Georgia pushing to cut prison populations over the past few years.
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Garry Atkins is showing some of the oldest works at the fair, including an English drinking vessel from around 1350 and a pair of large, deep-blue (bleu Persan) flower vases from around 1690 retrieved from the basement of Warwick Castle in Warwickshire, England.
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But Bloomberg's assault on Trump from the Democratic stage marks a somewhat novel approach from the Clinton campaign as it looks to expand the week's narrative that includes deep-blue pitches from Democratic giants like first lady Michelle Obama and former President Bill Clinton.
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