The institute should develop products that are applicable to different industries, such as 3D-imaging and self-driving cars
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/ 27 February 2008
Democrats Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton clashed sharply in a high-stakes one-on-one debate on Tuesday, accusing each other of falsely portraying their stances on healthcare, trade and other issues. Clinton, who needs to win next week in Ohio and Texas, went on the attack early in the debate at the Cleveland State University.
At the top of a winding staircase, a larger-than-life photograph of Jim Morrison, shirtless, seductive and forever young, looms as the song Back Door Man pulses through the room. Forty years after making their recording debut, The Doors are being honoured with a comprehensive exhibit at the Rock’n’Roll Hall of Fame and Museum.
Officers who went to a Cleveland, Ohio, home to serve a search warrant found a skeleton in the bed where an 80-year-old woman said her mother was sleeping. Police believe the remains belong to the woman’s 98-year-old mother, who had not been seen in at least three years.
Mick Fleetwood sometimes has to lean over at the dinner table and concentrate on what somebody is saying a few feet away. The 57-year-old drummer for Fleetwood Mac said his partial hearing loss is why he became involved in Monday’s experimental ”quiet” rock concert at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, in which about 100 people took part — with mixed results.
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/ 29 October 2004
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It took a good hour of trudging through the autumn leaves to the side doors of people’s homes, poring over voter lists and sheaves of pamphlets, and looking out nervously for dogs, before Grace Brookins struck gold. Robbie Phillips (68), a retired factory worker, was at home, was willing to answer the door to a stranger, and was inclined to vote for John Kerry.
Someone turned in a valid winning ticket for a -million lottery jackpot, the Ohio Lottery said on Tuesday, a day after a Cleveland woman claimed she lost the ticket outside the store where it was sold. An Ohio Lottery spokesperson said the winner would be revealed at a morning news conference.