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From holistic air cleaning solutions to seat fabrics, as well as materials used to build the body panels and battery pack of the electric vehicles, BASF’s innovative solutions turn ideas into solutions.

The restaurant features live music most Wednesdays but will start hosting more acts when the expansion is completed over the next couple of months.

Q: Are there any specific auto gadgets you can recommend that can help senior drivers? Both of my parents are in their 80s and are still pretty good drivers, but due to arthritis and age they’re very stiff, which causes them some driving problems.

Another added bonus to the stove: You can charge your smart phone or tablet thanks to built-in USB ports—even when you’re not cooking. Once the stove is lit, the heat is turned into energy and stored in a battery that can be used immediately or saved for later.

According to the lawsuits, both Abrams and Foster were admitted to Atria at Foster Square with the understanding that they were a fall risk with a history of falling and would require extensive assistance and routine monitoring.

2U: Designed to appeal to women seeking an automotive look that meets their individual style, this car showcases possibilities including a unique seat design with translucent trim parts made of BASF’s Ultramid® Vision. The fur-like surface of the passenger’s seat design is brought to life with BASF’s Ultrafuse thermoplastic polyurethane (TPU) 3D printing solution.  

The 1000 Figs connections shows in Echo’s other dishes. Salads are verdant. The suppli are egg-shaped rice fritters that ooze mozzarella from within, differing from arancini mostly in shape. The dandelion greens only sound dainty; they’re robustly garlicky, sluiced with olive oil and served with yogurt.

For weeks now — oh, it’s probably years — I’ve been bemoaning airlines’ tendency to make planes more uncomfortable.

Sundance Photographer Victoria Will Book SigningDolly’s Bookstore, 510 Main St., 2-4 p.m.Photographer Victoria Will will celebrate the release of her new book of tintype portraits, Borne Back, which features photographs taken at past Sundance Film Festivals. The new tome showcases photographs of actors and directors such as Robert Redford, William H. Macy, Philip Seymour Hoffman and Maggie Gyllenhaal.Brave New StoryFilmmaker Lodge, 550 Main St., second floor, 2:15-3:45 p.m. Reinaldo Marcus Green (Monsters and Men), RaMell Ross (Hale County This Morning, This Evening), Brett Story (The Prison in Twelve Landscapes), and Lynette Wallworth (Awavena) will be joined by moderator Tabitha Jackson (director, Sundance Documentary Program) to discuss new ways of telling stories from the radical to the innovative.

Mary Roach, a self-confessed “goober with a flashlight,” has created a niche for books with one-word titles—Gulp (on the digestive system); Bonk (on the science of sex)—that take a funny, and informed, look at the scientific secrets of everyday things. In her latest book, Grunt: The Curious Science of Humans at War, she goes behind the scenes of modern warfare to celebrate the unsung heroes of military science, who do everything from design high-tech clothing for the battlefield to perform penis transplants—all in the name of keeping soldiers "alive and comfortable." (Learn about the effects of battlefield blasts on soldiers’ brains.)

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