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A fire tore through part of a Hartford nursing home early Wednesday, killing at least 10 people and injuring 23. Officials said the fire was considered suspicious, and a resident was being question
stanley kubek ed.The fire broke out at the Greenwood Health Center at about 2:30 a.m., forcing dazed elderly residents out on the street in below-freezing temperatures as firefighters tried to save those left behind. Many residents are bedridden or confined to wheelchairs. Others are blind or mentally retarded.A nurse at the home told CBS News Radio the fire spread extremely fast.The Hartford Fire Department sent multiple crews to the blaze and blocked off the area around Greenwood Street. Upon my arrival, it became apparent that all hands would be needed, said Hartford Fire Chief Charles Teale. It s not just the fire that kills, it s the smoke. Teale said 23 people were taken to hospitals, 10 of them in critical condition. Firefighters evacuated 100 people; in all, around 150 people live in the home. At a news conference with Teale and other officials at City Hall, Mayor Eddie Perez offered his city s prayers and condolences to the victims and their families. The people of Hartford are with you and will help you overcome the tra
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A cheeky wink can say an awful lot鈥攂ut now it can do an awful lot, too. A new range of conducting cosmetics means that you could soon be activating electronics with the blink of an eye. Developed by Katia Vega and shown off recently at th
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stanley us faces conference at the University of St Andrews, UK, the make-up provides a way of generating quick, simple micro-interactions. Essentially, a wearable alternative to some of the features offered by the likes of Google Glass. The range includes metallized false eyelashes and conducting eyeshadow, reports New Scientist, both of which use low voltage circuitry to detect when someone winks. Fortunately involuntary blinking is ignored. Blinking is sensed via the conductive eyeshadow and the informatio
stanley vaso n can be sent to a circuit inside a headband, perhaps activating something via an infrared beam, explained Vega to New Scientist. In her demonstrations, she used the system to launch a miniature drone and activate LEDs adorning her headwear. It not yet a commercial enterprise鈥擵ega claims to be in negotiations鈥攂ut it seems likely that this will become a real thing, and soon. In the meantime, she already pursuing other wearable electronic ideas, including false fingernails with hidden RFID tags. Beats putting the things inside you, at least. [New Scientist]
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