Smart City Expo World Congress held in Barcelona

STORY: Smart City Expo World Congress held in Barcelona SHOOTING TIME: Nov. 8, 9, 2023 DATELINE: Nov. 10, 2023 LENGTH: 0:02:03 LOCATION: BARCELONA, Spain CATEGORY: SOCIETY SHOTLIST: 1. various of exhibitors and innovative technological solutions at Barcelona's Smart City Expo on Wednesday and Thursday 2. various of access to the Smart City Expo with the slogan "The new urban era" 3. various of exhibitors from various countries, visitors, latest innovations and conferences 4. SOUNDBITE (Spanish): UGO VALENTI, Director of Smart City Expo World Congress 5. various of robots, drones and lighting with AI 7. various of chargers and data monitoring 8. various of exhibiting companies and countries STORYLINE: Under the theme of "The new urban era," the 12th edition of the Smart City Expo World Congress (SCEWC) was held in Barcelona from Nov. 7 to 9. With over 1,000 exhibitors from 800 cities in about 140 countries and regions, this year's event is the largest in its history, according to the organizers. With inn

Bakery produces hamburger using prickled plum sauce

Bakery produces hamburger using prickled plum sauce

WAKAYAMA, Japan - A worker at a Kawa bakery chain shop in Yuasa, Wakayama Prefecture, western Japan, shows off on Nov. 23, 2014, a hamburger using sauce made from prickled plums of the premier "Kishu Ume" brand, a local specialty. The hamburger won the first prize at the Tottori Burger Festa 2014 competition of hamburgers using local foodstuffs held in Daisen, Tottori Prefecture, on Nov. 8-9.

Judoka Tamura to be sidelined indefinitely

Judoka Tamura to be sidelined indefinitely

TOKYO, Japan - Judo champion Ryoko Tamura said Nov. 27 in Tokyo that she will avoid competition indefinitely to regain full fitness for the 2003 world championships in Osaka and the Olympic Games in Athens the next year. Tamura said her injury prompted her to give up a bid for a 12th straight title at the Dec. 8-9 international women's judo championships in her native Fukuoka.

Judoka Tamura to be sidelined indefinitely

Judoka Tamura to be sidelined indefinitely

TOKYO, Japan - Judo champion Ryoko Tamura said Nov. 27 in Tokyo that she will avoid competition indefinitely to regain full fitness for the 2003 world championships in Osaka and the Olympic Games in Athens the next year. Tamura said her injury prompted her to give up a bid for a 12th straight title at the Dec. 8-9 international women's judo championships in her native Fukuoka.