[ad_1] Ohio University held its third University Update meeting Thursday morning to provide the public with news about some of the initiatives underway by Ohio University President Lori Stewart-Gonzalez and university leadership. Gonzalez began the meeting with an update on the university’s search for a vice president for research and creative activities and a provost. Gonzalez said the search committee for promotion to vice chancellor is expected to be announced on Monday and then introduce the university promotion team as the first speakers. Major Alston, senior vice president for university engagement, began his presentation by describing advancements in four functional…
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[ad_1] A key part of driving a more sustainable and greener future is protecting and enhancing biodiversity. Statistics from the World Economic Forum show that the built environment is responsible for 30% of biodiversity loss due to the rapid expansion of cities and urban areas. However, if the sector can protect and promote biodiversity, it will have countless positive impacts on the world at large and on industries and activities within the built environment. To this end, biodiversity is a key discussion point in RIBA Horizons 2034, a four-part insight-gathering program highlighting global trends for the near future. Exclusively for…
[ad_1] During the COVID-19 pandemic, ghost kitchens are the ideal foodservice solution at the time. Although they existed before 2020, they thrived due to the opportunities presented by restaurant closures and a takeout renaissance. But four years later, the virtual restaurant industry has struggled to find a permanent footing—from Reef Kitchen’s legal and licensing woes, to the rapid rise and fall (and sale) of Nextbite, to the lawsuits surrounding MrBeast Burger and Virtual Dining Concepts. In the latest virtual restaurant industry news, SBE and C3 founder/CEO Sam Nazarian announced the acquisition of Kitchen United, just months after the ghost kitchen…
[ad_1] Ithaca College celebrated the return of EdTech Day on Thursday, March 21, after a brief hiatus. The event, held in the campus center from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., celebrates its 30th anniversary and attracts educators, students and technology enthusiasts. Free and open to the public, this year’s EdTech Day showcases the latest in office, classroom and consumer technology, emphasizing the integration of innovative tools into educational and academic activities. The event featured an impressive lineup of speakers, including experts from the FBI, NYSERNet, and leading technology companies, who discussed topics ranging from higher education security to the latest…
[ad_1] 2131 16th Street, rendering by LCA Architects Author: Andrew Nelson 5:00 AM On March 23, 2024Swank Construction has applied for a new building permit for 2131 16th Street in Richmond Grove, Sacramento. The scheme will replace the vacant site with 31 homes, almost half the number in the previous scheme. Granite Bay developer Ashria Holdings LLC is handling the application.South view of 2131 16th Street, rendering by LCA ArchitectsThe application will generate approximately 32,300 sq ft, including 5,040 sq ft of commercial space. Of the 31 apartments, there will be 21 one-bedrooms and 10 two-bedrooms. Parking spaces can accommodate…
[ad_1] MARIETTA, Ga., March 24, 2024 –(PR.com) — In a groundbreaking development for fire departments nationwide, Fire Recruiting is pleased to announce the release of the newly released book, “The Fire Department Recruiting Handbook.” Christopher Smith’s new book will redefine firefighter recruiting standards. This comprehensive guide is designed to provide fire departments with advanced tools and strategies to navigate the complexities of modern recruiting. The book discusses key aspects of digital transformation and generational shifts in the workforce, ensuring fire services can effectively attract and retain the talent they desperately need.Written by experts in marketing, recruiting, and public services, this…
[ad_1] Martin HeathBBC News, Northamptonshire40 minutes agoImage Source, Louis Timms/BBCillustrate, Making a house accessible doesn’t mean sacrificing aesthetics, says Duncan GreenawayAn architect who built a house for his parents after he was diagnosed with motor neurone disease says all homes should be built with accessibility in mind. Duncan Greenaway faces a fight to get the property built after the local council refused planning permission.He said the house showed that architecture could be both beautiful and convenient.illustrate, Contemporary home in Rotherthorpe wins RIBA regional awardWhen Duncan Greenaway’s father Paul was diagnosed with motor neurone disease in 2015, he knew it would…
[ad_1] photographer: Chad Lawhorn/World Magazine Lawrence architect Stan Hernly is pleased with the results of a major restoration of this 1870s home at 11th and Rhode Island Streets. The long kitchen bar is made from reclaimed wood beams that were part of an early 1900s truck barn next to the house. Stan Hernly understands the potential of old homes. After all, he started his Lawrence architectural practice in an old house on Tennessee Street. He founded his architectural practice, Hernly Associates, in this 1907 house more than 35 years ago, and since then the firm has…
[ad_1] A UK specialist court has convicted a hotel worker of money laundering in a major fraud case after reportedly discovering $2.5 billion worth of Bitcoin Bitcoin USD In her hands.According to a recent report by the BBC, Southwark Crown Court found that Jianwen used Bitcoin to launder money by purchasing “houses and jewelery worth millions of pounds”. The investigation involved the review of 48 electronic devices and thousands of digital documents, many of which were translated from Mandarin.Wen Jiabao’s changes in lifestyle attracted the attention of the authorities. In 2017, she reportedly switched from living in an apartment above…
[ad_1] MSAG Coordinator/Project Manager Allison Theunissen works at the Weld County Regional Communications Center in Greeley on Friday, March 22, 2024. The dispatch center is constantly updated with new technology to better serve the people of Weld County. (Jim Rydbom/Staff Photographer) A $2.4 million police initiative could change the nature of Greeley’s 911 response as soon as this year. The Greeley City Council this week approved for the first time the allocation of public safety tax funds to build an instant information center for the Greeley Police Department. About 18 months ago, Greeley Police Chief Adam Turk decided there was…