UWF. Women’s Basketball Coach Stephanie Yelton discusses the team’s two tough losses in January. She talks about the roles her assistant coaches play.
IHMC’s Evening Lecture series kicks off 2024 by delving into the networks of connected devices that surround us, telling us where to drive, when to stand, what to buy at the grocery store, and much more.
The Internet of Things (IoT) is the web of connected devices that are woven deeply into our everyday lives. From smart homes filled with smart appliances, smart switches, and smart light bulbs to personal devices such as Fitbits and smart watches, you interact with IoT devices every day.
IHMC’s Associate Director Dr. Niranjan Suri will discuss ongoing work in the military applications of IoT, and he will talk about the challenges raised by IoT, such as privacy and data rights at 6 p.m. on Jan. 18, at 40 S. Alcaniz St.
Shannon Nickinson has the details.
The Japan-America Society of Northwest Florida (JAS) will usher in the “Year of the Dragon” with its 30th annual Japanese New Year Celebration on Sat., Jan. 20, at the Wright Place in Pensacola.
Festivities will take place from 12 noon until 4 p.m. and will include performances by the popular Matsuriza taiko drummers, Japanese dancing and children’s performances, martial arts and sumo demonstrations, music, food vendors, and other cultural displays, plus a silent auction.
JAS members and children under age 3 enjoy free admission, and non-member tickets are $10 each. Guests can skip the ticket line by becoming a member in advance at jasnwfl.org/join.
The Wright Place is located at 80 E. Wright St. and is part of the First United Methodist Church complex. In addition to street parking, there are several lots adjacent to the church that are available for this event. Doors open at 11:00 a.m.
The full show: Sena Maddison, Stephanie Yelton, Mike Dobuski, Shannon Nickinson and Layne Yonehiron.
