Extension News — Summer Programming 4-H Interns | Announce

(Top left photo: L–R) Ellie Babcock, Stephanie Stephens and Jacie Pelikan;  (Bottom left photo: L–R) Matthan Sigowa, William Carbino and Taylor Sorensen;  (Right photo) Krista Price
(Top left photo: L–R) Ellie Babcock, Stephanie Stephens and Jacie Pelikan; (Bottom left photo: L–R) Matthan Sigowa, William Carbino and Taylor Sorensen; (Right photo) Krista Price

Each summer, student interns join the Lancaster County 4-H staff.

Three full-time EXTENSION INTERNS help with ongoing summer programming, including contests, Lancaster County Super Fair and other activities.
• Ellie Babcock assists with static exhibits and contests. She is an upcoming junior at University of Nebraska–Lincoln.
• Stephanie Stephens assists with the livestock, dog and poultry projects. She is an upcoming senior at UNL.
• Jacie Pelikan assists with the horse, rabbit, cat and

Developers beware: AI pair programming comes with pitfalls

AI pair programming tools, designed to speed up development, bring benefits ranging from suggestions for simple lines of code to the ability to build and deploy entire applications, but the pitfalls are significant.

In addition to improving productivity by alleviating some of the more mundane coding tasks, developers who use AI pair programming tools experience less frustration and can focus on more satisfying work, according to a GitHub survey of 2,000 developers. An array of these tools exist, including this year’s releases GitHub Copilot, Amazon CodeWhisperer and Tabnine. They joined a long list of existing AI-powered bots such as Kite

Our students became Polish Champions in PLC programming / News / Lublin University of Technology

Kamil Zarajczyk, BEng and Filip Szewczyk, students of the robotization of manufacturing processes, as well as members of the Student Scientific Club of Robotization and Computer Science Applications, took first place at the Student Automation Championship in programming logic controllers in industrial machines. Our team defeated 50 teams from all over Poland. The final of the Championship was held on October 5, 2022 in Olsztyn, during the 5th Specialist Conference “Automation and Robotization of Industry”.

The organizers of the competition assured: – Industrial automation is a fantastic industry and we want to attract as many people as possible by showing

Notre Dame’s wide-ranging Irish studies programming to expand | News | Notre Dame News

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When the University of Notre Dame established an institute for Irish studies in 1992, the general reaction was, “Wait, what, you don’t have one already?” It was, indeed, surprising that the home of the Fighting Irish — where 16 of the 17 presidents had an Irish ancestry — was lacking in scholarship related to Ireland for its first 150 years.

But with the creation of the Keough-Naughton Institute for Irish Studies, Notre Dame quickly became, in the words of the Chronicle of Higher Education, “the largest program outside of Ireland for teaching and research in Irish language, literature and life.”

Programming changes begin this weekend on MPR News

Update (Sept. 19, 2020): Some of the programming changes outlined below will be affected by today’s special coverage following the death of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.


Starting this weekend, MPR News is introducing a new weekend programming schedule that gives listeners more hours of live news and a refreshed lineup of public radio’s best weekly shows.

With so many important news stories converging this fall, we are renewing our emphasis on live news programming by extending Weekend Edition by one hour on both Saturdays and Sundays and adding an hour of BBC NewsHour on Saturdays right before All