How to pronounce “alvin” in English

Let's work. And-- OK.Alvin Ailey's "Cry", it's a very historic, it was a tribute to his mother.

All will be capable of shifting modes at any given time.Alvin recently had an upgrade.And the new software was actually originally designed for autonomous vehicles.

Before coming to Google, Hal taught at some of the world's most prestigious universities, including the University of Michigan, MIT, Oxford, Stanford, and of course, Berkeley.Alvin Roth, our special guest, is the Craig and Susan McCaw Professor of Economics at Stanford University and the Gund Professor of Economicsand Business Administration Emeritus at Harvard.

Can nuclear work? Well, back to nuclear for a second.Alvin Weinberg is a guy who patented-- or was co-patentor-- of the light water reactor that was used originally in Rickover's submarine, and todayin all the US power plants and most of the ones worldwide.

Robots were going to supersede human visits to the sea floor.Alvin at that time had been diving since the early '60s.So already in the late '80s it had 25 years of experience, and brought and still brings three people to the sea floor

Also we forgot someone.Alvin Huff, Jr. Alvin over there on the keys.Let's get you a mic, here's a stool.

Thank you, thank you.Alvin, hello. In "Porgy and Bess," Crown is the antagonist.But his relationship with Bess isn't fully straightforward.

This priest educated four and a half million peasants in that way.Alvin Toffler in his book, "The Third Wave" and "The Future Shock" visited with him.It was very important at that time how to use technology in education and improvement of social conditions.

She's a Bucs fan.But Alvin is one of the first guys that I think of.

And there's also a lot of very honest discussions of things.So Alvin Schwartz, who wrote those books, also had another book called "In a Dark, Dark Room" that was actually for younger readers-- like not teens,

And the configuration was Alvin, with this little, teeny remote robot Jason Junior-- it was kind of a predecessor to the Jason robot.And Alvin would sit on the deck of the Titanic and dive-- Jason Junior would dive, remotely controlled by human operatorwith a little Sony Watchman-- if you ever remember what those were-- camera and actually dive down the grand staircase of the Titanic.

They haven't seen him in two months and they leave food outside of his or her door and they're shutting down the government.I've always loved "Alvin and the Chipmunks" for real.

And there's also a lot of very honest discussions of things.And in the Alvin Schwartz scary stories book, there was a lot of stage directions.

and sent this little kind of proto Jason called Jason Junior.It connected to Alvin, the three man submarine, little robot, human vehicle, remote robot, down the grand staircase of the Titanic,took tremendous pictures. It was here on the cover of the "National Geographic" magazine.

We said, let's do nature.So Peter goes in Alvin.

We said, let's do nature.That's not Alvin and the Chipmunks.

They selected us as one of the products to go out to the show in New York.So that's why Alvin, who I have hence called the crowd whisperer, he was a big part of our success.

that discovered the wreck of the Titanic.But most people think Alvin discovered the Titanic.And the reason is because they went back to the Titanic in 1986.

And the reason is because they went back to the Titanic in 1986.And the configuration was Alvin, with this little, teeny remote robot Jason Junior-- it was kind of a predecessor to the Jason robot.And Alvin would sit on the deck of the Titanic and dive-- Jason Junior would dive, remotely controlled by human operator

Changes what it means to be physically present on the sea floor.But how is Alvin not a autonomous vehicle that you sit inside?OK? And that's a bigger question for a lot of other arenas.

And originally the sort of assignment from ONR was make this thing fully autonomous with absolutely minimal dependence on a pilot or a human operator.So would Alvin.

Bad connection, I think came from-- Just the way you said it.It's not Alvin and Lance together?

Bad connection, I think came from-- Just the way you said it.They kind of sound-- Alvin and Lance?

salt reactor experiment under Alvin Weinberg, who was the director of Oak Ridge at the time.

among others Alvin ah wants to knock the brain off its scientific pedestal where reigns as

They haven't seen him in two months and they leave food outside of his or her door and they're shutting down the government.And I was in the "Alvin in the Chipmunk" movie.

They haven't seen him in two months and they leave food outside of his or her door and they're shutting down the government.You have stronger feelings for Alvin, from what I understand.

I was there looking for a job straight out of college, and I was there to meet a man named Skip Marquet, oneof the original designers of Alvin and the co-founder of the Deep Submergence Lab with Bob Ballard.Touring around this lab, I saw exotic robots, heavy pressure housings, and other things foreign to me.

So we have this human vehicle.And the scientist who led Alvin's use as a scientific tool during the late '60s and '70s was this guy Robert Ballard, who I'm sure you've heard of.And in the early '80s, he actually came to MIT to one of my teachers-- Tom Sheridan-- although he wasn't nearly my teacher yet--

He was quoted in the "Cape Cod Times" as saying that.Marked a big split from the Alvin group.He went off and started his own lab to pursue this vision.

So all that software, all the navigation, all the interesting sort of slam modeling of the sea floor that gets done now gets them inside the sphere in Alvin.Changes what it means to be in Alvin.Changes what it means to be physically present on the sea floor.

After making the last few projects I'd worked on were of substantial size, budget, and expectation, I think stripping it all away and stepping outinto the wilderness much like Alvin does is something that is a part of my personality.And I have a place in Colorado I disappear to as much as I can and try to keep my head screwed on straight

And she was actually-- she took me to see Alvin Ailey.

They haven't seen him in two months and they leave food outside of his or her door and they're shutting down the government.Yes. And Alvin got his star recently on Hollywood Boulevard, and they asked me to do a little video tribute, which I did.

They haven't seen him in two months and they leave food outside of his or her door and they're shutting down the government.Well I used to be sexually attracted to Alvin, but then-- and the original animators at Disney that did Alvin sent me a cell they did of Alvin masturbating.

This constant real time seminar about the ongoing exploration, combined with the beautiful haunting images we were seeing on the monitors, is what transported us into this other world.It was the most fundamental surprising difference from Alvin, where even though you were physically near that other world, you only hadtwo people plus the pilot talking to each other." So the rest of the book goes through a series

T grew up to be a ballet dancer for Alvin Ailey Dance Theater.

of the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute.And it starts down at the bottom with manned submersibles like Alvin, which you may well have heard of.I'll say more about that in a minute.

In fact the crew of the ship baked a cake with Ballard's quote that said manned submersible are doomed.And before they would let him to dive in Alvin, they made him eat that cake, literally forcing him to eat his words, as though he was clawing backto use this, what they found, very capable manned submersible.

Fully upgraded, has a new pressure sphere.All the electronics and the software in the new Alvin are taken out of the autonomous vehicles, right?So all that software, all the navigation, all the interesting sort of slam modeling of the sea floor that gets done now gets them inside the sphere in Alvin.

And each of us put our fingerprint on it.And elements like the woman that Paul's character Alvin encounters in the burned down home wasn't in the screenplay, but it was an illustrationof the opportunity of making a movie like this where you can just open it up to that.

Bad connection, I think came from-- Just the way you said it.Yeah, Alvin, Lance. Put them together?

In 1984, Alvin Toffler said, "By the year 2000, the greatest problem facing society will be what to do with all our leisure time."

The term "information overload" itself came to prominence through Alvin Toffler's book Future Shock, 1970.

And he was a Martha Graham principal dancer, Alvin Ailey.

She's a Bucs fan.That's exactly who I thought of when the question-- I was like Alvin Kamara, Louisiana.

They haven't seen him in two months and they leave food outside of his or her door and they're shutting down the government.Yeah, I've never shown it to that Alvin representatives I know either.

So I begin with the deep ocean which is where my career began.And the move from scientists visiting the seafloor in submarines-- you may be familiar with Alvin,it was a three man submarine operated by the Oceanographic Institute at Woods Hole where I used to work-- toward remote robots.

And the "Time" magazine cover-- which actually, Ken Marschall lives out here in LA, did this painting off-- shows only Alvin.And this is why a lot of people still to this day think that Alvin discovered the Titanic, which it didn't.But what you see here is a sense that actually the human and the robotic vehicles are evolving together and kind of playing off