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Corrado Zeni is an Italian artist who was born in 1967 in Genoa, where he lives and works.
Since 2003, he has received different recognitions, especially at a national level (in Italy). In the last years his international recognition has grown and his art has been showed in international art fairs including Art Brussels (Be), Art Cologne (D), Arco Madrid (Sp), Art Moscow (Ru) and Artefiera (En).
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State public officials reported Friday that the flu has officially claimed the lives of 95 people younger than 65 across the state, with more than half of those deaths occurring in one week's time.
For the period between Jan. 12 and ending Jan. 18, 50 people in this age range across the state died of complications from the flu virus, with 38 lab-confirmed deaths reported during the previous week, officials said Friday during the state health department's weekly flu surveillance report.
Officials reported that the dominant flu strain continues to be H1N1 virus and that it is genetically identical to the virus that caused the swine flu outbreak of 2009.
"So far, we have a much more severe season. The totality of deaths last year was 106 ... We're in a pace to way exceed the number of deaths we had last year," state epidemiologist Dr. Gil Chavez said during a conference call with reporters.
But there was one bit of potential good news reported during the state's weekly flu report.
Chavez said the percentage of outpatient visits for influenzalike illness has decreased across the state for the second week in a row. Chavez said the finding was promising but added that it's still too early to tell whether it represents a trend.
Karen Holbrook, Sonoma County's interim public health officer, said Friday she was hopeful that the share of of outpatient flu illness would continue to decline.
"I felt the downturn in influenzalike illness a second week in a row was hopeful news," said Holbrook, who also listened in on the conference. "But I'm definitely concerned because it's too early to tell if this is a trend that will hold."
Chavez said that aside from the 95 confirmed flu deaths, there were another 51 flu deaths that have yet to be confirmed. The toll could be as high as 146, far exceeding last year's toll, he said.

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Engineers create broadband photodetector for polarized lightJuly 16, 2013 2:23 pm | by Jade Boyd, Rice Univ. | News | Comments
Using carpets of aligned carbon nanotubes, researchers from Rice University and Sandia National Laboratories have created a solid-state electronic device that is hardwired to detect polarized light across a broad swath of the visible and infrared spectrum.
Nanoribbons research could lead to new generation of lithium-ion batteriesJuly 16, 2013 8:59 am | News | Comments
The Air Force Office of Scientific Research has been working with Jim Tour's laboratory at Rice University to make graphene suitable for a variety of organic chemistry applications. Recently, the partnership made another technological advance. Their work has shown that graphene nanoribbons can significantly increase the storage capacity of lithium ion by combining these 2D ribbons with tin oxide.
Silicon oxide memories transcend a hurdleJuly 9, 2013 11:45 am | by Mike Williams, Rice University | News | Comments
A team led by Rice University chemist James Tour has built a 1-kilobit rewritable device with diodes that eliminate data-corrupting crosstalk. This chip, which uses cheap, plentiful silicon oxide to store data, shows it should be possible to surpass the limitations of flash memory in packing density, energy consumption per bit and switching speed.
Scientists make molecular chains hypersensitive to magnetic fieldsJuly 8, 2013 7:55 am | News | Comments
A research collaboration in Europe is the first to successfully create perfect 1-D molecular wires of which the electrical conductivity can almost entirely be suppressed by a weak magnetic field at room temperature. The underlying mechanism is possibly closely related to the biological compass used by some migratory birds to find their bearings in the geomagnetic field.
Antifreeze, cheap materials may lead to low-cost solar energyJuly 8, 2013 7:40 am | News | Comments
Engineers at Oregon State Univ. have determined that ethylene glycol, commonly used in antifreeze products, can be a low-cost solvent that functions well in a "continuous flow" reactor—an approach to making thin-film solar cells that is easily scaled up for mass production at industrial levels.
New catalyst could replace platinum for automotive applicationsJuly 3, 2013 9:46 am | News | Comments
The research team from the Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology in South Korea has developed an inexpensive and scalable bio-inspired composite electrocatalyst, designed using iron phthalocyanine, a macrocyclic compound, anchored to single-walled carbon nanotubes. Under certain conditions, the new catalyst has a higher electrocatalytic activity than platinum-based catalysts, and better durability during cycling.
Bringing color to solar façadesJuly 2, 2013 12:21 pm | News | Comments
Designers of buildings typically have no choice but to use black or bluish-gray colored solar panels. With the help of thin-film technologies, however, researchers in Germany have now added color to solar cells. Optics specialists have changed physical thickness of the transparent conductive oxide layer, modifying its refractive index.
Team builds ultrasensitive molybdenum-based image sensorJuly 2, 2013 12:08 pm | News | Comments
Researchers in Switzerland have designed prototype for an image sensor based on the semiconducting properties of molybdenite. Their sensor only has a single pixel, but it needs five times less light to trigger a charge transfer than the silicon-based sensors that are currently available.
NREL reports record efficiency for a two-junction solar cellJune 25, 2013 1:21 pm | News | Comments
At the IEEE Photovoltaic Specialists Conference in Tampa, Fla. last week, National Renewable Energy Laboratory scientist Myles Steiner announced a world record of 31.1% conversion efficiency for a two-junction solar cell under one sun of illumination. The achievement edges the previous record of 30.8% by Alta Devices.
Beyond silicon: Transistors without semiconductorsJune 24, 2013 9:04 am | by Marcia Goodrich, Michigan Technological University | News | Comments
Most efforts to move past the limitations of traditional transistors have relied on the use of semiconducting materials. However, alternative materials like boron-nitride nanotubes (BNNTs) may be able to do the same thing through the phenomenon of quantum tunneling. Researchers in Michigan and at Oak Ridge National Laboratory have recently demonstrated precise control of electrons using quantum dot-equipped BNNTs.
Graphene-based system could lead to improved information processingJune 21, 2013 7:40 am | by David L. Chandler, MIT News Office | News | Comments
Researchers at Massachusetts Institute of Technology have proposed a new system that combines ferroelectric materials with graphene. The resulting hybrid technology could eventually lead to computer and data-storage chips that pack more components in a given area and are faster and less power hungry. The new system works by controlling waves called surface plasmons.
Polymer-coated catalyst protects "artificial leaf"June 17, 2013 6:42 pm | News | Comments
Electrolysis is often used to produce hydrogen that can be used for a storable fuel. Modified solar cells with highly efficient architecture can use this method to obtain hydrogen from water with the help of catalysts. But these solar cells rapidly corrode in aqueous electrolytes. By embedding the catalysts in an electrically conducting polymer, researchers have prevented this corrosion while maintaining competitive efficiency.
The science of sculpture, nano-styleJune 14, 2013 9:53 am | by Angela Herring, Northeastern University | News | Comments
Nanoscopic crystals of silicon assembled like skyscrapers on wafer-scale substrates are being intensely studied as a possible breakthrough in highly efficient battery technologies. A researcher at Northeastern University has been using computational to understand the atomic-scale interactions between the growth of nanowires and new development in this area of technology: alloyed metal droplets.
Imec and Holst Centre unveil fully organic imagerJune 12, 2013 9:37 am | News | Comments
At this week's International Image Sensor Workshop in Utah, Belgium's imec and Holst Centre, in collaboration with Philips Research, will present a large-area fully-organic photodetector array fabricated on a flexible substrate. The imager is sensitive in the wavelength range suitable for x-ray imaging applications.
Air bubbles could be the secret to artificial skinJune 11, 2013 2:01 pm | by Sarah Perrin, EPFL | News | Comments
Using foam substrates, researchers in Switzerland have made a flexible electronic circuit board. In experiments using various deformable materials, the team discovered a new kind of platform upon which to build circuits: elastomeric foams. These foams, used in packaging materials, serve as a substrate for metallic materials and can be stretched without disrupting electrical conductivity. The breakthrough could progress on electronic skin.
New boron-silicon electrode could boost lithium-ion battery capacityJune 6, 2013 2:04 pm | News | Comments
Silicon can accept ten times more lithium than the graphite used in the electrodes in lithium-ion batteries, but silicon also expands, shortening electrode life. Looking for an alternative to pure silicon, scientists in Germany have now synthesized a novel framework structure consisting of boron and silicon, which could serve as electrode material.
Researchers develop high-efficiency zinc-air batteryMay 30, 2013 7:59 am | News | Comments
Stanford University scientists have developed an advanced zinc-air battery with higher catalytic activity and durability than similar batteries made with costly platinum and iridium catalysts. The results could lead to the development of a low-cost alternative to conventional lithium-ion batteries widely used today.
Inkjet-printed graphene may open doors to foldable electronicsMay 20, 2013 3:15 pm | News | Comments
Northwestern University researchers have recently developed a graphene-based ink that is highly conductive and tolerant to bending, and they have used it to inkjet-print graphene patterns that could be used for extremely detailed, conductive electrodes. The resulting patterns are 250 times more conductive than previous attempts to print graphene-based electronic patterns and could be a step toward low-cost, foldable electronics.
First precise MEMS output measurement technique unveiledMay 14, 2013 1:06 pm | News | Comments
Researchers in Europe have developed a new experimental system to gain accurate information on mechanical values and properties of any microelectromechanical (MEMS) device through electrical measurement. The technique works by applying a current across the device with a varying frequency and analyzes the harmonic content of the output voltage of the component parts.
Imaging nanoscale polarization in ferroelectrics with coherent X-raysMay 7, 2013 11:19 am | News | Comments
An international team working to image ferroelectric thin films have reported the development of a new X-ray imaging technique, coherent X-ray Bragg projection ptychography. Under certain conditions, these thin films, which are used in computer memory, form networks of nanoscale domains with distinct local polarizations that are normally difficult to image.
Nanoparticles give major enhancement to polymer solar cellsMay 7, 2013 11:11 am | News | Comments
A polymer thin film solar cell (PSC) produces electricity from sunlight by the photovoltaic effect. Though light and inexpensive, PSCs currently suffer from a lack of enough efficiency for large scale applications and they also have stability problems. Researches in Korea have designed and added multi-positional silica-coated silver nanoparticles that have greatly improved stability and performance of these cells.
Composite thermoelectric outperforms constituent materialsMay 6, 2013 1:05 pm | News | Comments
A team led by Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Materials Sciences Division's Jeffrey Urban and Rachel Segalman have discovered highly conductive polymer behavior occurring at a polymer/nanocrystal interface. The composite organic/inorganic material is a thermoelectric—a material capable of converting heat into electricity—and has a higher performance than either of its constituent materials.
Microwave cooks up solar cell materialsMay 6, 2013 12:56 pm | News | Comments
University of Utah metallurgists have used an old microwave oven to produce a nanocrystal semiconductor rapidly using cheap, abundant, and less toxic metals than other semiconductors. X-ray crystallography, electron microscopy, and atomic spectroscopy all helped confirm that the CZTS (copper, zinc, tin, and sulfur) semiconductor was suitable for use in a solar cell.
Room-temperature nuclear spins advance quantum computing effortsApril 30, 2013 11:42 am | News | Comments
An international team of researchers has recently succeeded in both initializing and reading nuclear spins—which are relevant to qubits for quantum computers—at room temperature. With the help of a spin filter developed in 2009, the team has produced a flow of free electrons with a given spin in a material.
Semiconductor spray paint could create organic electronicsApril 25, 2013 9:46 am | News | Comments
Wake Forest University's Organic Electronics group has developed an organic semiconductor "spray paint" that can be applied to large surface areas without losing electric conductivity. The new spray-deposition method has the advantages of drop casting, spin coating, and prior spray-on techniques: It can applied to large surfaces of any medium, retaining electrical performance.


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Hollywood, MD - 3/15/2012
Sotterley Plantation is pleased to announce the presenters for the 2012 Speaker Series at Sotterley. An important community outreach, this series is yet another way that this National Historic Landmark fulfills its mission of serving as an educational resource and cultural venue while it seeks to preserve, research, and interpret the plantation's diverse cultures and environments throughout history.
Because of the ongoing generosity of The Boeing Company, dedicated to promoting education and the arts within the Southern Maryland community, the Speaker Series at Sotterley is free to the public. Due to limited seating, advanced reservations are required. Call 301-373-2280 for reservations.
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"Slavery at Jefferson's Monticello: An Insider's View"
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"A Place in the Land"
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"The War of 1812 at Sotterley and Southern Maryland"
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My Sweet Brandy Lou
You were 8 years old when you came into our lives and changed us forever. No other Dog has had this affect on us. You had alot of spunk, never missed a beat and was always happy to greet us at the door with one of your Stuffed babies.
We loved your playful manner, your faithful company and enduring friendship. We will forever miss your talented tricks...Dance, Rollover, Fetch, Where's the Baby, Shake Paw, Beg, knock on the door and speak...as well as the sleepy times you shared with us. We just want to say, there's always a place in our hearts and home for you. We always look at the coffee table and expect to see you there curled up on your little bed. We wish you were still here...but we'd rather not see you in pain. We know you're in a happier place now.
Bonita Sue misses you very much...we told her you're in heaven playing fetch with God and keeping Rosie's dad and mom company...and playing with your cousin Daisy...Bonita's the Big dog of the house now...please keep her in your prayers as she struggles to fill your paw prints...Help her to keep Britney Spears in line as they grow older. Bonita's a senior now...and still hasn't learned the tricks you learned as a pup...if you could...help her out...She's got alot of life left in her. We'll keep you in our prayers and carry you with us forever.
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New Audio Connectivity Adds Flexibility to UltraNEXUS-SDI Video Server
LEIGHTRONIX announced today that the UltraNEXUS-SDI video server/system controller has been updated with an all-new audio interface, providing connectivity for digital or analog audio signals.
The new audio interface provides options for connecting to a wide range of professional video and audio equipment. Audio may be embedded within the SDI (serial digital interface) video signal or input independent of the SDI video as a digital or analog audio signal.
Supported Audio Signal Formats:
Embedded Audio â Digital Audio (SMPTE 272M) Embedded within the Digital SD-SDI Video Signal (SMPTE 259M)
Digital Audio â AES3 Digital Audio (IEC 60958 Type 1 Balanced)
Analog Audio â Balanced Two Channel Audio
The UltraNEXUS-SDI is equipped with two digital playback channels. The embedded, digital, and analog audio outputs are always enabled, for simple configuration and connection. Users can easily select their preferred audio input mode for the two record channels within the included WinLGX⢠client software.
About the NEXUS Video Servers
The UltraNEXUS-SDI is the third in the series of popular NEXUS video servers from LEIGHTRONIX. In 2005, the NEXUS was released, starting a new revolution in playback automation and video server technology by offering an affordable, comprehensive digital television automation solution in a compact two rack unit chassis. The UltraNEXUS soon followed, introducing dual digital encoding for broadcast and Web media, while the UltraNEXUS-SDI provides customers with an all-digital video and audio interface. NEXUS video servers have become one of the most popular, all-in-one television automation solutions for local broadcast, cable television channels, and in-house cable channels and continue to lead the industry in product innovation and value.
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We don't take judging 'lightly'
Date: December 6, 2012
by: Observer Staff
Judgment Day is almost upon us.
We aren't talking about that end-of-the-world thing that's supposed to happen in 2012.
We're talking about the Longboat Observer's "Light Up the Key" judgment days.
We'll be out snapping photos of the best and brightest holiday decors throughout the Key Wednesday, Dec. 12, and Thursday, Dec. 13, for categories including Publisher's Choice, commercial, single-family homes and condominiums.
Winners will be announced in the Dec. 20 issue.
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2 Florida's Children First 2014 Sarasota Reception
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16 Pillar of Hope Open House
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17 Night of Fish, Fun & Fright
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18 Jewels on the Bay Showhouse
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Mote and Florida Fish & Wildlife release snook into Sarasota Bay
More than 2,000 snook were released over three days.
County to hire consultant to review Big Pass dredge
After Sarasota County Commissioner Nora Patterson raised some stipulations, the board unanimously agreed to find a third party to review the Lido Beach renourishment project.
IN THE KITCHEN - Local Field Trip: Two Docks Shellfish
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DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSION: EXTENDED to 12:00 PM MST, Friday, August 29, 2014
Denver International Airport's (DEN) Hotel and Transit Center is nearing completion, with a 519-room Westin hotel and conference center, an outdoor public plaza connecting the new development to the existing Jeppesen Terminal, a Public Transit Center and the new RTD East Rail Line station connecting downtown Denver to Denver International Airport, the world's eleventh busiest airport. This substantial project began in the fall of 2011 and is scheduled open in the fall of 2015.
We are proud to announce that Westin Hotel Denver International Airport (Westin DIA) will feature the work of talented Colorado-based artists and designers in the guest rooms, hallways and in the public circulation areas of the Westin Hotel and conference center. Please download the full Request for Qualifications here: http://business.flydenver.com/bizops/artProgram.asp under the "Current Opportunities" section.
Art Opportunities at the Westin DIA
The DIA Art and Culture Program is currently soliciting applications for two-to-three commissions in two, interior public circulation areas of the new Westin DIA. The total art budget for both locations is $400,000 (all inclusive). Thus, each of the two locations carry a budget (all-inclusive) of $100,000 - $300,000 depending on the size, scale and complexity of the artwork proposed.
• LEVEL 1 HOTEL ENTRANCE: Guests arriving to the Westin DIA by automobile will enter at Level 1 of the building, in a porte-cochère area. We seek an artist to create an interior work of art to grace a long (up to 150') wall on the north side of the porte-cochère entrance, visible from the exterior.
• LEVEL 2 CONFERENCE PRE-FUNCTION AREA: A public circulation area in front of the Grand Ballroom area will feature double-story walls for "Flanking/mirrored" 2D/low relief artwork. Wall sizes are roughly 20' x 22' – artwork no larger than 15' x 15'. There is a possibility for a smaller third location behind the reception desk between these two walls, TBD. This commission could be divided between two or more artists, depending on the will of the Art Committee.
All qualified artists are invited to apply for these opportunities through DIA's online portal. You will need to set up an account at the Slideroom portal to submit your available work.
Please read the Qualification Requirements and Westin Design Guidelines sections of the RFQ carefully and submit your work for this registry 12:00 PM (MST) on August 29. If you do not meet the qualification requirements or your work is not in alignment with the Westin Guidelines, please do not submit your portfolio of work for these opportunities.
If you have questions or need assistance with your application, please submit a request via email: email@example.com.
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Ashley Judd for Senate? Yarmuth says yes
Two-days after the election, a well-known actress is being thrust into the political spotlight in Kentucky.
U.S. Rep. John Yarmuth, a Democrat, has suggested that Ashley Judd should challenge Republican Mitch McConnell.
The Senate minority leader is up for re-election in 2014.
"I think she's exploring the possibility. I don't, this is not a frivolous thing. I think she is definitely interested in seeking public office. She has a great interest in public policy, so I have encouraged her to do that," Yarmuth said.
Judd has said in the past that she might one day seek public office, but has not discussed the possibility of running against McConnell.
"She's doing her due diligence, researching, talking to people and again she's very much interested in running for an office whether it's U.S. senator from Kentucky or governor of Tennessee. I'm not sure, but I know she's seriously exploring it," Yarmuth said.
Judd lives in Tennessee and is not registered to vote in Kentucky, but she could move back and qualify to run.
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Blame university authorities for failing to secure UGC, PCI recognition for the course
B.Pharm students of Satavahana University have raised a banner of revolt against the university authorities for failing to secure recognition of the University Grants Commission and Pharmacy Council of India (PCI)).
About 280 students staged a dharna at the University PG College on Thursday demanding adequate facilities and PCI recognition.
The students alleged that the university had failed to provide classrooms, laboratories and library for studying the professional course. They also alleged that the authorities had also failed to appoint regular teaching staff.
P. Anil Goud, students said that the authorities had failed to provide equipment and necessary chemicals to conduct practicals.
"We have been pleading the authorities to appoint regular teachers, but in vain. We urged the university to at least secure PCI recognition, but it was also in vain."
Another student alleged that the university examination branch was plagued with irregularities. The online results said that the students had passed, but when the students secured marks memo, it showed that they had failed.
When the college principal and Registrar did not visit the college to pacify the students, TRS MLC Naradasu Laxman Rao rushed to the spot and flayed the university authorities for their alleged negligent attitude. He promised to raise the issue in the Legislative Council and threatened to launch agitation for sanction of funds to the university.
Authorities have also failed to appoint regular teaching staff, say students 'University examination branch is plagued with several irregularities'
Authorities have also failed to appoint regular teaching staff, say students
'University examination branch is plagued with several irregularities'


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Boston College
It's been a shaky start for Steve Donahue and the Eagles this season, but sophomore sniper Olivier Hanlan has been sharp, and earned ACC player of the week honors for his efforts - look at those numbers; they're bonkers. Andre Williams ran all over the Wolfpack in BC's takedown of N.C. State last weekend, which made the Eagles bowl eligible, but according to coach Steve Addazio - the #Dude chieftain - his team still has more work to do.
Dabo Swinney's Tigers are 10 days away from their showdown against in-state rival No. 11 South Carolina - a contest which will have serious BCS implications - and defensive coordinator Brett Venables is pleased with the progress and physicality his unit has recently brought. Before the Tigers square off against USC, though, they'll need to take care of business this week when The Citadel rolls into town.
Last night, the Blue Devils were once again led by forwards Rodney Hood and Jabari Parker, who combined for 51 points, but Duke, overall, didn't look too sharp at home against East Carolina. Coach K's team coughed up an 18-point lead but held on to win 83-74. Duke's football team - 8-2 on the season, ranked inside the Top 25 - now has a target on its back - which, according to DB Ross Cockrell, is new territory for the Blue Devils.
Florida State
Yesterday, Leonard Hamilton added the second juco commitment to his 2014 recruiting class - meet point guard Dayshawn Watkins. Are you curious as to what the backbone of FSU's success on the football field this season has been? Well, look no further than their exceptional recruiting class of 2011, which was ranked No. 2 nationally.
Georgia Tech
Brian Gregory and his cagers play host tonight to the Dayton Flyers - 3-0 on the young season; here's what we can expect to see the Yellow Jackets go up against this evening: a talented roster, which features to key transfers Jordan Sibert (Ohio State) and Vee Sanford (Georgetown). Dayton, by the way, was coached by Gregory for eight seasons before he left for the ATL, which makes tonight's matchup a little weird for Tech's head coach.
Last weekend against Virginia Tech, quarterback C.J. Brown was the healthiest he's been since the start of the 2013 season, and it showed: the senior signal-caller rushed for 122 yards and two touchdowns in a victory. Freshman point guard Roddy Peters was strong in the now 1-2 Terps' seven-point loss to Oregon State; according to coach Mark Turgeon, this performance likely earned him a spot in the team's starting five.
This Saturday, the Hurricanes play host to the 2-8 Virginia Cavaliers, which allows graduate transfer defensive tackle Justin Renfrow to square off against a team he played with for four years, and the soon-to-be 24-year old couldn't be more excited with the opportunity to take on the Cavaliers. Former Hurricane QB Ken Dorsey has found success in his first season as quarterbacks coach for the 7-3 Carolina Panthers.
North Carolina
According to a report from USA TODAY, the school has sent letters of "permanent disassociation" to former Tar Heel football players Greg Little, Marvin Austin and Robert Quinn. The Smith Center - now in its 27th year of existence - could be renovated in the near future, according to athletic director Bubba Cunningham. Today in Washington, former coach Dean Smith will receive the Presidential Medal of Freedom.
N.C. State
The Wolfpack is home at PNC Arena tonight to square off against LeVelle Moton's undersized N.C. Central squad, which will need a big performance from senior wing Jeremy Ingram - averaging 27 points per game. N.C. State walk-on Jevoni Robinson was a student for two years at NCCU, where his hopes of playing basketball for the Eagles were never met. Robinson, now in his second season on the Wolfpack roster, will get a crack at his former school tonight.
Notre Dame
There's no doubting the talent or depth of Mike Brey's roster, which goes 10 deep. However, after an early shake-up/loss to Indiana State, Brey knows he needs to find which five-man rotations of his work best.
ACC newcomers Pitt and Syracuse meet in the Carrier Dome this weekend, and the Panthers - playing on the road - have opened as a slim one-point favorite. A win over the Orange, would make first-year head coach Paul Chryst's crew bowl eligible. Jamie Dixon's Panthers - 3-0 on the season - host Lehigh tonight in hoops, but after this game, Pitt's schedule really starts to pick up some steam.
The men's basketball team is 4-0 and off until it heads out to Hawaii next week for the Maui Invitational - can I come too, Coach Boeheim? - but if the Orange are going to do some damage while they play ball in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, then they're going to need a stronger offense effort from the entire team. Syracuse plays host to Pitt this week in football - and, well, lets just say we've been here before.
Senior wing Joe Harris went 7-for-8 from the field, scoring 16 points in only 24 minutes of action, as the Cavaliers cruised past Navy 67-42, for their second straight victory, which put Virginia fans at ease after last week's loss to VCU. Mike London and Co. are down in South Beach to take on the Miami Hurricanes; here's your preview.
Virginia Tech
The Cavaliers are in action this week, but Frank Beamer's Hokies have a bye this week, which means they have plenty of time to prepare for their bitter in-state rivals. James Johnson and the Hokies have put a nice little streak together, winning three in a row, but things escalate - quickly, I may add - this Friday when they play the No. 1 team in the AP Poll - the Michigan State Spartans.
Wake Forest
If the Demon Deacons are to pull off the upset and beat Duke this week, then they'll need some of their skill position guys to step up and replace some of the production lost when flanker Michael Campanaro went down with an injury. Yo, Chris Paul the Point Gawd: he has now posted a double-double in each of the Los Angeles Clippers game (through 11 games, he's averaging 19.5 points per game and 12.6 assists per game; is that good?), which ties Magic Johnson for an NBA record.


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For the second time in two years, the principals behind Trout Point Lodge in Yarmouth County have won a defamation case against an anti-homosexual blogger in Mississippi involved in "a misguided attempt to destroy" the businessmen and their East Kemptville inn.
That was among the findings of Friday's Nova Scotia Supreme Court ruling by Justice Kevin Coady that said proprietors Vaughan Perret and Charles Leary were defamed by Douglas Handshoe.
A news release from the lodge said the court awarded the plaintiffs $390,000 in general, aggravated and punitive damages.
In 2012, the lodge won a defamation suit against Handshoe after the blogger erroneously hooked the business to a political corruption scandal in the United States. No such link existed.
"The evidence as a whole establishes that Mr. Handshoe was using (material) to destroy the business interests of Trout Point Lodge, Charles Leary and Vaughan Perret," Coady's recent judgment said.
The judge considered evidence presented during a hearing in Halifax in December. Leary and Perret represented themselves in court; Handshoe did not appear at the hearing.


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During the late 19th and early 20th century, fine book binding enjoyed a golden age of creativity and lavish decoration. These handmade, individual and highly personal objects were made not only to protect the texts they contained, but also to be admired and appreciated as portable decorative masterpieces in their own right.
Date: Sunday, February 23, 2014–Sunday, May 11, 2014Every Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat, Sun
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The Japanese art of flower arranging, or ikebana, has inspired the creation of extraordinary ceramic containers. This exhibition outlines the history of some of Japan's major schools of ikebana and displays a wide variety of contemporary ceramics created in harmony with the most modern floral conventions.
Date: Wednesday, April 16, 2014
Time: 09:00 AM–03:00 PM
Tags: Drop-in Art Activities, Spring Break
Take a break and explore the new season with some spring-inspired art! Stop by an ArtCart or make your own work of art in the studio. These activities are free, with no registration required.
Seeing Music in Medieval Manuscripts
Date: 06/28/14 - 10/12/14
Time: 10:00 AM - 05:00 PM
This exhibition, composed of approximately twenty manuscripts and objects, will explore music in its relationship with philosophy, religion, and the arts during the Middle Ages. Musical harmony and dissonance were thought to mirror the perfection of heaven as well as the disorder of evil.
Bonneau Caprece Jazz Series and WEAA 88.9 FM presents Jazz @ The Walters
Date: 08/28/14
Time: 06:30 PM - 09:00 PM
Firm Roots featuring Brad Collins performs. Experience the hybrid of jazz, blues, funk, and R&B inspired by the traditions of organic American music interpreted by Brad Collins, one of Baltimore's favorite saxophone players. Tickets are $25 (20% off for members of the Walters and WEAA 88.9 FM.)
Member Tour - The Doris Duke Collection: Treasures and Treatments
Date: 09/03/14
Time: 01:00 PM - 02:00 PM
We invite members to join Meg Craft, Head of Objects Conservation, and Stephanie Hulman, Assistant Conservator of Objects, for a look at the Doris Duke collection and its necessary treatment.
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RUTLAND, Vt. (AP) - A Vermont woman has pleaded guilty to shoplifting mostly Easter goodies from Wal-Mart.
The Rutland Herald reports that 22-year-old Monica Barker of Rutland was arrested last Thursday in downtown Rutland after police wrestled her to the ground.
Police say Barker shoplifted almost $70 worth of items. Police say most of the stolen items were Easter-related, including candy eggs, a cookie and egg coloring kit and spring grass.
Police say Barker told them that she planned to give the items to her child and godchild.
Barker pleaded guilty to the theft charge in exchange for the dismissal of the other two charges. She received a suspended jail sentence and has been placed on probation with the conditions that she stay away from Wal-Mart and receive counseling for impulsive theft.
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County-by-county guide to the local elections
The biggest test of public opinion for 12 months is being held on Thursday 2 May as four million people in the Anglia region have the chance to vote in County Council elections. The results will be closely watched by all the main parties as they come under pressure from the smaller parties.
There are more than 2,000 candidates after your vote to send them to county hall.
For more details on the situation on your county council, click on the relevant link below:
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Fatal Collision on US 60 in Union County
Date of News Release: 07/06/2008
(Henderson , KY) - A Silver in color 2005 Lincoln LS was travelling eastbound on US 60 in the area of 8002 US 60 W. Sturgis, KY. The vehicle operated by Stephen C. Adams began to travel left of the center line, at which time Mr. Adams overcorrected causing the vehicle to spin clockwise and travel outside the right shoulder of the roadway facing south. The vehicle struck a concrete culvert causing severe damage to the undercarriage. The vehicle then struck a tree at which time the vehicle spun again and was facing north. The vehicle began to roll and scattered debris along the side of the roadway. The driver was ejected from the vehicle and the vehicle continued to roll. The vehicle came to final rest on its roof facing north and became fully engulfed in flames. A female passenger who has yet to be positively identified by DNA was trapped in the vehicle. The female was pronounced dead at the scene by the Union County Coroner. The cause of death is still to be determined by the Medical examiners office. Mr. Adams was transported to the Union County Methodist Hospital and was later transferred to Henderson Methodist Hospital and treated for lacerations and an unknown ankle injury and was released. The investigation is ongoing and charges are pending.


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Wide Load: Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood On PC
Posted on Thursday, March 24 @ 15:49:52 Eastern by Daniel BischoffI recently discovered that our dear forum members are... well, PC fanboys (lol, jk!). Only recently did the TPS thread about building a PC die down. While I'm pretty interested in building a PC for some of the amazing games that play best on that platform, I'm not interested in playing Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood on the PC.
Capabilities like the one featured in the above video are not a primary driver for PC gamers. Rather, it seems like it's just one strange thing PC gamers get to wag in front of console gamers. If you're into numbers, the wide-angled Assassin's Creed runs at 5860 by 1080. Sorry guys, blood running out the corner of my eyes is not something I look for in my game time.
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Safety Upgrades Planned for Dangerous Tampa Intersection
Tampa, FL (Law Firm Newswire) December 27, 2012 – Tampa transportation officials announced plans for upgraded safety measures at an East Tampa intersection, the site of at least seven car crashes between 2008 and 2010, one of which claimed three lives.
The intersection is at 34th Street and Chelsea Avenue. A building set close to the northeast corner obstructs westbound motorists' view of oncoming southbound traffic on 34th Street.
"Area residents rightfully expect safe conditions on our roads," said Tampa personal injury attorney Robert Joyce. "These safety upgrades are good news for local motorists."
The fatal crash happened in September 2010, when Walter Givens, 67, was driving westbound on Chelsea Avenue. His wife, Dione Givens, 55, and friend, Helen Cummings, 58, were passengers in the car. After stopping at the stop sign, Givens drove his car into the path of a vehicle that was southbound on 34th Street.
In an interview with the Tampa Tribune, City Councilman Frank Reddick said that he would like to see a traffic light installed at the intersection. He said that the obstucted view forces drivers to enter the intersection in order to see oncoming traffic. City officials have said that traffic levels at the intersection do not support the installation of a traffic light.
However, certain upgrades have been approved. A warning sign with a flashing amber light will be installed. Also, two signs indicating a speed limit of 30 mph will be erected on 34th, though they are not legally required. According to local law, the speed limit on all roads without a posted limit is 30 mph. The upgrades will add to improvements completed in 2010, which included repainting road markings and clearing out plant growth.
Tampa transportation director, Jean Duncan, said that a state highway contractor will conduct a safety audit at the intersection and possibly make further recommendations.
To learn more or to contact a Tampa personal injury lawyer at the Joyce & Reyes Law Firm, P.A. visit http://www.joyceandreyespa.com/ or call 1.888.771.1529.
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How can we live a balanced life in unbalanced times? How can the practices of meditation and yoga support our relationships, our work lives, and the greater good?
Author Michael Stone is a yoga teacher, a teacher of Vipassana meditation, and a psychotherapist. The articles in his book, on subjects ranging from internal alignment to economics, are scholarly enough to spark smart discussion and poetic enough for a poignant late- summer read. He presents the essential insights of mindfulness and yoga, emphasizing the teachings of simplicity and the interdependence of all life.
His articles touch on and sometimes reinterpret ideas around the breath, death, biodiversity/cultural diversity, materialism, mindfulness, limits of language, form and freedom.
Michael Stone is founder of the Centre of Gravity Sangha in Toronto. The website includes dozens of really compelling pod casts, if anyone is interested in hearing him teach.
Just as yoga postures open the body, these essays open the mind, revealing in elegant lyrical prose, our unbreakable connection to every part of the ailing world.
Endorsement by Naomi Klein
Speaking from my own experience, Stone's articles lend a depth and a new relevancy to my physical yoga practice. And they will likely be relevant to anyone who is interested in meditation and social action.
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It's Friday, and not a moment too soon...
Weather: More of the same. The typical summertime pattern continues, with scattered showers and thunderstorms. Today's high will be in the upper 80s, with tonight's low in the middle 60s. The chance of rain this afternoon and tonight is 20 percent. The pattern continues all the way through the weekend, with a slightly greater chance of rain on Sunday.
Search for missing teen continues. Teams resumed the search this morning for Allysa Huffstutler, the 19-year-old girl from Blountsville who went missing Wednesday afternoon in an incident in the Locust Fork of the Warrior River. Huffstutler, a student at the University of Alabama, was riding inner tubes on the Locust Fork near its namesake town when they encountered rapids that caused them to capsize. The rest of the group made to the shoreline safely. Search crews combed through the area from Blountsville to Cleveland until yesterday afternoon, but were hampered by muddy waters.
Another sentence handed down. John Lynwood Taylor was the fourth of six defendants in the Kimberly gambling and public corruption probe to cut a plea deal with federal prosecutors. On Wednesday in a sealed proceeding in U.S. District Court, Taylor was sentenced to seven months in prison plus seven more in home confinement. He'll also pay a $4,000 fine, serve three years' probation plus 50 hours of community service. Two more sentences will come down in July or afterward.
The lowdown for Fultondale sixth grade students. Parents of children going into the sixth grade this coming year are asked to attend a meeting Saturday at 2:30 p.m. in the Fultondale High School cafeteria. Principal Dr. Stephanie Robinson will give them the details of this week's decision by the Jefferson County Board of Education to move the children from the elementary school to the high school.


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Need for speed a costly ride
Sometimes, speeding costs more than the price of a single ticket.
An unidentified motorist discovered that the hard way Wednesday afternoon.
Police in Vernon conducting traffic enforcement in the area of Highway 97 and Crystal Waters Road noticed a vehicle travelling at a high rate of speed.
The car was stopped and the officer determined the plates on the car belonged to an unassociated van. The driver also had a strong odour of marijuana.
RCMP say the driver, who was on court imposed conditions, was also in breach of his parole.
Police seized a small amount of marijuana from the driver who also faces charges of excessive speed, driving without insurance and misuse of plates under the Motor Vehicle Act.
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The Royal College of Physicians says "e-cigarettes could lead to significant falls in the prevalence of smoking".
While it supports regulation of electronic cigarettes, the doctors group does not support the Welsh Government's plans to ban the use of e-cigs in enclosed public places.
The RCP says: "On the basis of available evidence, the RCP believes that e-cigarettes could lead to significant falls in the prevalence of smoking, prevent many deaths and episodes of serious illness, and help to reduce the social inequalities in health that tobacco smoking currently exacerbates."
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Katie Holmes and Suri Cruise were spotted shopping at The Grove this weekend. Suri looked ready for a holiday party in her festive red dress that matched her Pottery Barn Kids' bag. They also stopped by Crate & Barrel and American Girl. Suri is certainly cuter than any doll at that store. The family is also preparing for the holiday season with Katie's specially designed holiday card. You know it's that time of year so in case you haven't started your holiday shopping, click here for some great gift ideas.
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fashiongirl25 6 years
I agree and think Katie dresses very classy. She's wearing Level 99 jeans in this photo (my new found favorite) and they're only like $110!! And Suri...don't even get me started she is just ADORABLE!!
CaterpillarGirl 6 years
I think Kate dresses classy, this is old school hollywood, betty davis, greer garson , sorry that she isnt in Uggs and a sun dress with fake boobs. The jealousy is palpable
xtyn 6 years
don't like KH's outfit or her hair.she looks better with long hair.she can style it whatever she wants.suri is cute as always.
Outatime 6 years
Wow, shes cute!
demeter 6 years
lol Katie looks orange! haha!
demeter 6 years
lol Katie looks orange! haha!
Kgirl99 6 years
lol, i too, was thinking the body guard was cute
lorenashley 6 years
smiling to hide the pain, how sad. the alien is looking festive in her red dress.
sittingonawall 6 years
Wth is up with Katie's skin? TMT!
lizadilly 6 years
Am I the only one who has noticed the similarity between that Pottery Barn bag and the holiday card that Kate "designed"?
lilflowa 6 years
Suri is such a darling! :baby:
lilflowa 6 years
Suri is such a darling! :baby:
rpenner 6 years
I can't stand Tom Cruise and I'm impartial to KatE but Suri is just so damn cute!
Midnightkiss4u09 6 years
Cute red outfit.
Midnightkiss4u09 6 years
Cute red outfit.
LoneWolf 6 years
i'm the last one to defend this family, but when we 'see' them, they're always out doing things: shopping, eating, going to shows. We don't see them at home on Sunday morning or any other day/night of the week. I wouldn't exactly say they're just like you and me, but they're probably not always dressed to the nines and camera ready.
clarapl 6 years
That bodyguard is yummy.
clarapl 6 years
That bodyguard is yummy.
whatever100 6 years
If that's the bodyguard, maybe they ought to cough up the money for a friend/assistant as well. I'd sure want my bodyguard to have free hands, not holding my bags, umbrella, and burping blanket.
sashak 6 years
So THATS where they got her! Kat(i)e must have taken her to American Girl for a repair or something! Every child needs to run around, climb trees, & get dirty. I feel sorry for the poor robot baby
sashak 6 years
So THATS where they got her! Kat(i)e must have taken her to American Girl for a repair or something!Every child needs to run around, climb trees, & get dirty. I feel sorry for the poor robot baby
JessWall1213 6 years
Woah... talk about orange...
JessWall1213 6 years
Woah... talk about orange...
NinaG 6 years
my first thought was: hey! hot bodyguard... (and oh, yes, there is KATE and Suri..)
darlene 6 years
its not just you eeeyore.
darlene 6 years
its not just you eeeyore.
sparkliegirl 6 years
Suri is scarey lookin to me! And Katie, please put some jeans on and a cute sweater or coat. I'd love to see her go hip and funky. Although she looks chic, the look isn't a good fit for her.
Lovely_1 6 years
I am really starting to hate this fmaily...
mbrown81 6 years
Suri is adorable. Does she ever let her walk? Katie does look a bit orange.
Zahara-Pitt 6 years
:WAVE: pink
Zahara-Pitt 6 years
:WAVE: pink
pinkberry 6 years
pinkberry 6 years
eeeyore138 6 years
Is it just me or is Suri holding her arms in a strange position in all of the photos? I mean normally a toddler would be holding with one hand at least. Maybe its just because she is constantly held.
Zahara-Pitt 6 years
pink :ROTFL:
Zahara-Pitt 6 years
pink :ROTFL:
pinkberry 6 years
awww... it's little suri with her grandma.. :)
vinnie 6 years
i bet she has to change clothes for dinner
vinnie 6 years
i wonder if Suri ever gets to run around in a t-shirt and diapers and just act crazy like a regular one year old? it seems like more thought goes into her daily outfits than most adults.
Zahara-Pitt 6 years
Whatever to Kate... Suri looks nice
2princesses 6 years
Is it just me, but it always seems like Katie (Kate, whatever) and Suri are always overdressed for any occasion. Do they ever do just casual?
THoMaS_CRoWN 6 years
Not hot,not cute..Go Nicole Kidman
LolaDub 6 years
thats nice
LolaDub 6 years
thats nice
creepupmytee 6 years
AWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW so cute! :)
creepupmytee 6 years
AWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW so cute! :)
Tisane 6 years
Keep smiling, Kate, keep smiling! We almost believe that your manic grin is a sign of true happiness! Suri is cute though.
musiclvr224 6 years
Aww look at Suri in her cute little red dress. Adorable. I use to have an American Girl doll when I was younger.
musiclvr224 6 years
Aww look at Suri in her cute little red dress. Adorable.I use to have an American Girl doll when I was younger.
fleurfairy 6 years
I definitely think my American Girl dolls are cuter than Suri. Sorry!
pandaluck 6 years
I love how Katie is always holding Suri when they're out instead of using a stroller. It sure is a work out for your arms. :)
tototee 6 years
oh Suri's all dressed for Christmas... very cute!
Tnkrbelli 6 years
This family weirds me out big time!
tbh 6 years
Who is going to be the first to say something about her orange tint?
Truthseeker 6 years
I've been noticed that Suri doesn't smile as much as she used to.She and her bodyguard are cutie pies.
sowhat 6 years
Wow, what a good looking body guard....Suri is a cutie pie...
outofhere 6 years
The only comment I feel like making is that her bodyguard/umbrella/bottle/blankie/shopping bag holder is dang cute.
nikkih 6 years
Her bodyguard is cute! I'm surprised Tom would let somebody like this near "Kate"!!
pink_magnetism 6 years
I cannot get over how cute Suri is!
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This book contains two years of select performances by artist Kimmy Noonen. The performances take on the idea of rudimentary dance captured by the all-seeing and unknowing camera lense.
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As a visual artist, I work with concepts of sociology in art {which encompases performance, photo, video... book) to examine the methods of and function for interactive practices in real time. As an event photographer, I am hired to observe, select and decipher moments in the lives of my clients. I attempt to do this in such a way that they will not only see their world unfold through photo, but will also deeply recall themselves in those moments.
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Publisher's Notebook -- Joe McQuaid: From patriotic displays to saving history
But it was last Wednesday night's rendition that was the most dramatic. Rancourt let the crowd take over just after he began singing. People united in their grief, their anger and their resolve were singing "The Star-Spangled Banner" like I have never heard it sung before. It was marvelous.
I heard it on tape because last Wednesday night I was fortunate to be at another event saluting the Manchester's Historic Association and those who have resolved to preserve and honor the city's history.
The most moving moment there, aside from seeing my friend, George Naum, honored, was a moment of silence for Boston victims and their families. Again, it was a feeling of people united.
The Historic Association does a terrific job in many ways, keeping this city's history alive for young and old and future generations. And its annual preservation awards is a chance to thank those who go the extra mile and to underscore some of the sites these businesses and individuals have saved or improved.
George Naum, of course, preserved 45 years of Manchester history through his photography for this newspaper. He preserved even more of it when he helped save other of our old photo negatives that were about to be discarded. Those negatives were instead donated to the MHA, and George is doing yet more saving. He volunteers his time to help identify and catalog many of those images.
Among the honorees was Public Service of New Hampshire with a leadership and advocacy award. PSNH has played an important role in Manchester, dating back to its being one of the key players, as was this newspaper, in forming Amoskeag Industries in the wake of the mid-Depression years' bankruptcy of the mills.
PSNH President Gary Long accepted the award and noted another treasure trove of photos, now housed at PSNHshoebox.com. It is a clever chronicle of the power plants and people of the company, over seven decades. Many of the pictures need further information, which is why the public is invited to take a look.
As old as the company is, I think master of ceremonies Ed Brouder slipped up when he said veteran PSNH official Elizabeth LaRocca, herself a past president of the MHA, had been on the board "since the early 1900s." You're looking good, Elizabeth!
Brouder and honorary dinner chairman John Clayton also did a fine job as a modern-day Hope and Crosby team. And both, in their own right, have helped preserve Manchester history through their writing and broadcasting.
If you get a chance, stop by the MHA's Millyard Museum at 200 Bedford St. Executive Director Aurore Eaton, herself a writer of note, will be happy to see you.
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The first phase of tests concentrated on samples of minced beef products being checked for horse and pork DNA, while the second phase involved samples of beef-based ready meals.
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The Hillgrove Residents' Committee has introduced its own ambassadors to help older residents better understand the Home Improvement Programme (HIP).
SINGAPORE: The Hillgrove Residents' Committee has introduced its own ambassadors to help older residents better understand the Home Improvement Programme (HIP).
The move comes as the Housing and Development Board extended the upgrading programme to some blocks in the Hillgrove estate.
The HIP helps flat owners deal with common maintenance problems related to ageing flats such as spalling concrete and ceiling leaks.
The ambassadors will be reaching out to residents at Blocks 501 and 503 to 511 on Bukit Batok Street 52 at Hillgrove.
Those blocks have been selected for the HIP and Enhancement for Active Seniors, another of HDB's flat enhancement programme catered for seniors.
Commenting on the initiative, MP for Chua Chu Kang GRC Low Yen Ling said it is important to ensure that residents, especially the seniors, have a good understanding of what the programme is about and how it will improve their living environment and safety of their homes.
The residents' committee said the 20-year-old estate has a high concentration of seniors.
Ms Low, who is also Parliamentary Secretary for Social and Family Development and Culture, Community and Youth, said: "The HIP ambassadors will be trained about the details of the Home Improvement Programme and will share this with the seniors in their preferred language, whether it is in English, Malay, Tamil as well as the Chinese dialects."
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HILLSDALE MI, (WTVB) - Authorities in Hillsdale County say a 39-year-old man was killed Friday afternoon while trying to use a pickup truck to pull a bulldozer out of a field where it was stuck. The Hillsdale County sheriff's department says the accident happened in Hillsdale Township, about 5 miles west of Hillsdale.
The department says in a statement that Adam T. Ladd of Hillsdale Township was operating the bulldozer and got it stuck. It says he called a family member for help in extricating the bulldozer.
The statement says that a strap was hooked up between the truck and bulldozer, but a ball on the back of the truck broke and struck Ladd. The department says he died at the scene.