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Bulk sugar import facility set for Port of San Diego's Tenth Avenue terminal (opens the original)
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A new facility may be coming to the Tenth Avenue Marine Terminal – solely focused on something sweet. Raw sugar, up to 280,000 metric tons a year, is expected to be imported to the Port of San Diego’s planned storage facilities. And for the first time at the port, electric trucks will transport the sugar. The port’s Board of Commissioners recently approved the agreements necessary to begin planning the sustainable project with Mexico’s Zucarmex, as long as California Sugar Equipment, LLC, fulfil
Indie artisan fair Jackalope brings crafty creatives to Liberty Station (opens the original)
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Jackalope, an indie artisan fair, is hosting a weekend market for the first time in San Diego. The market, from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday, will feature about 200 artisans of all trades at Liberty Station’s NTC Park at Pebble Field.Tom Kabbash, owner of Saunt Eyewear, creates locally made, sustainable sunglasses from castor bean oil. He’s worked as a product designer for over 30 years and found this event motivated him.“I’ve been doing this forever and was pretty burned out,” Kabbash said. But b
So you think you can dance with AI? An SDSU professor is giving it a go (opens the original)
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Within SDSU’s dance department, Professor Joseph Alter is using artificial intelligence as a tool for step-by-step instruction. In dance, choreography ideas can come easily, but explaining the steps doesn’t always make sense. So Alter found a fix for this through AI.Alter, a professor of dance, said he creates “web-based apps that serve as visual learning tools for students.”Using generative AI, Alter can command animated stick-figures to perform jumps and pliés in a combination of steps. Other
San Diego’s innovation future discussed by tech experts at UC San Diego (opens the original)
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Tech industry leaders, academics and researchers, both local and from around the world, recently met at UC San Diego to discuss the city’s opportunities for growth in computing and artificial intelligence. The Council on Competitiveness, a non-profit aimed at driving economic, innovation-led growth, hosted its event series, “Competitiveness Conversations,” at UC San Diego’s Price Center, bringing together the leaders for panel discussions on San Diego’s position in the national economy.Greater S
An unnamed beach now recognizes Kumeyaay footprints (opens the original)
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A formerly unnamed beach adjacent to Spanish Landing Park has been officially named Kumeyaay Beach.In response to years of effort from the Kumeyaay Cultural Repatriation Committee, the San Diego Port’s Board of Commissioners approved the beach’s renaming in a meeting on Tuesday, July 14. “I’m glad the San Diego Port Commission has decided to honor our people by placing the name ‘Kumeyaay Beach’ on an unnamed section of our Kumeyaay coastline,” said Jamie LaBrake, councilmember of the Sycuan Band
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