Feeling of knowing (FOK) judgments are judgments of future recognizability of currently inaccessible information. They are known to depend both on the access to partial information about a target of retrieval and on the familiarity of the cue that is used as a memory probe. In the present study we assessed whether FOK judgments could also be shaped by incidental environmental context in which these judgments are made.
WORST STORY OF THE DAY SO FAR: This from KTHV two Washington County inmates charged with raping and torturing a fellow cellmate. Who was on watch? NO VOTE URGED ON TIF DISTRICT: Arkansas Community Organizations has written a letter urging the Little Rock Board of Directors not to approve tonight a tax increment finance district to contribute property tax money for infrastructure improvements for Tommy Hodges Bass Pro Shops and Gateway Town Center developments in Otter Creek. I suspect they do so anyway, though other developers don get similar handouts (yet) and though TIF financing was theoretically invented to jumpstart development on unpromising property.
In a vain attempt to conjure snob and slob appeal, filmmakers gear their narratives to function both as hyperactive dramas and self parody. Confidential; it’s that half the audience giggles and the other half, ignoring the chortling, cheers. Con Air has a particularly ridiculous premise: An honorable soldier gets a hefty prison term for defending himself against a man who’d pawed his wife and was leading a whole gang of attackers.
A recall election would also largely be pointless. Even if it qualified next month, it wouldn’t take place until later this year, or even next year, when the gripes of today are likely to be forgotten. And there’s no guarantee it would result in changed leadership.
The problem seems to be that with Google connected TV experience, the offerings (and perhaps interface too) require too much hands on, interactivity from the viewer, including active navigation and search. Redux system seems a little like Apple Genius music recommendation service in iTunes in that it suggests content you like to experience unlike Genius, or YouTube recommendations based on your viewing history, Redux blends in experiences from your friends, curators and otherThe goal is to you discover video you love, and it works almost like a traditional TV system with content spooling automatically. Instead of coming from the minds of channel programmers, however, it based on algorithms if you don like what you watching, you can use the typical up/down remote controls to surf to something new.