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Gordon Pope has urged his Whitletts players to rise to the occasion as they chase a first ever place in the Scottish Cup, writes Mike Wilson.

Brian McGinty slammed his Cumnock table toppers for a dreadful performance and urged them to do better, writes Mike Wilson.

Devolver Digital co-founder Mike Wilson has announced an annual game jam that focuses on mental health.Global Game Jam (GGJ) and DeepWell Digital Therapeutics announced that they are launching a new annual jam that will challenge entrants with creating a game that uses themes and mechanics that can be utilised in mental wellness treatment (via IGN).The jam will take place from May 1 to May 22. Those interested can register at the DeepWell website and submit their games.In a press release posted to their website, DeepWell explained that the game submitted must meet the following criteria:DeepWell DTx’s First Annual Mental Health Game Jam is committed to challenging our community to use their skills to create games that demonstrate how video game themes and mechanics can be utilized as treatment.For more details, see our press release: https://t.co/RphYHp8Bqc— DeepWell DTx (@deepwelldtx) March 23, 2022“The environment of a game jam is the perfect place for exploring and experimenting with new ideas and approaches to problem solving.

Mick McCann says appointing Craig Pettigrew as captain was an easy call – now revitalised Glenafton are chasing five wins on the spin, writes Mike Wilson.

sex robot producer after it was sent numerous email requests for child-like dolls. RealDoll's production manager, Mike Wilson, said the San Diego-based company regularly receives sickening requests from lowlife perverts.He said the company stays in contact with the FBI to notify it of any names who are requesting one.

Sex robots that are sentient using high-end artificial intelligence (AI) could be just 20 years away, a top manufacturer has claimed. Doll firm RealDoll is among the world's leading brands in producing sex robots from its factory in San Diego.Already its products use AI to hold conversations and memorise things about customers.

sex robot based on comedian Whitney Cummings sold for an incredible $100,000 (£80,000), a doll company has revealed. Mike Wilson, an employee at RealDoll, said the doll was the most expensive model the company had ever produced.