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<html lang="en"><head><meta charset="utf-8"/><title><Today></Today></title></head><body><h1>Today</h1><div class="stuff"> <strong>February 20</strong> - The 51th day of 2016, and there are 316 days left until the end of the year.</div><div class="weather"><h2>Weather</h2><p>Currently: Light Rain. Around 4 to 6 degrees.</p><p>Today: Light rain until evening, starting again overnight.</p><p>Later: Mixed precipitation throughout the week, with temperatures peaking at 9°C on Monday.</p></div><div class="travel"><h2>Travel</h2><p>Nothing to report.</p></div><div class="calendar"></div><div class="swedish"><h2>Word of the day</h2><p style="font-weight:900;">att vänta på</p><p>It is an verb which means '<em>to wait for</em>'.</p><p>Example: Vi väntar på bussen.</p><p>Translated: We are waiting for the bus.</p></div><div class="history"><h2>Today in history</h2><p>King James I was murdered in Perth, by a group led by Sir Robert Graham, today in 1437.</p><p>Had it not been for his love of tennis James would have escaped his assassins. Fleeing his killers, he hid in the drain under his tennis court, however this offered no means of escape for the monarch, as he had only recently ordered it to be blocked after losing balls in it.</p><p>On 20 February 1472 Orkney and Shetland became part of Scotland. The islands were provided as security for the dowry of Princess Margaret, the prospective wife of James III of Scotland and daughter of King Christian of Norway and Denmark.</p><p>Alan Turing Suggests Testing Artificial Intelligence with the Game of Chess</p><p>Computer pioneer Alan Turing suggests testing artificial intelligence with the game of chess in a lecture to the London Mathematical Society. Computers, he argued, must like humans be given training before their IQ is tested. A human mathematician has always undergone an extensive training. This training may be regarded as not unlike putting instruction tables into a machine, he said. One must therefore not expect a machine to do a very great deal of building up of instruction tables on its own.</p></div><div class="tv"></div></body></html>
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