Ajay Basavanhally, Anant Madabhushi, "EM-based segmentation-driven color standardization of digitized histopathology," Proc. SPIE 8676, Medical Imaging 2013: Digital Pathology, 86760G (29 March 2013); ULorch usayine kwiPirates kumasizini amabili edlule. Ngemuva kwalokho ubolekiswe kwiChippa United. Ukuthintana ngomzimba nomshayeli noma abanye abagibeli. Njengoba imihlahlandlela yethu yomphakathi ikubeka kucace, akumele uthinte noma uveze ukuthanda abantu abasemotweni. Ukukukhumbuza nje, i-Uber inomthetho othi alwenziwa ucansi emotweni. Lokhu kuthi kungabi nakuziphatha okunocansi phakathi kwabashayeli nabagibeli, noma ngabe kwenzenjani. Futhi ungalokothi ushaye noma ulimaze umshayeli noma omunye umgibeli. Kutholakala umculo wamagama, wezinsimbi nowopiyano. Dish out revenge on the greedy pigs who stole their eggs. In 1975 he left his home place to look for employment in Durban. He started working as a contractor, building roads and bridges. He was part of the group who built the Park Rynie turn off road in the South Coast. In 1992, he worked for Romate Pty Ltd in Jacobs, Durban. At that time he was staying at Umlazi P section. That is where he was noticed as a member of the ANC. He was chosen by his colleagues as a shopsterward. He fought for the rights of other people. In 1986, he married Smangele Hope Nyuswa from Umzumbe. They were blessed with four children, three boys and one girl, Vela, Phumlani, Phumelele and Sphelele. In 1996, he moved to Tehuis Hostel at Umlazi where he continued with his community work. During the first local government elections, in 1999 he was elected as a councillor for ward 75. After the new dermacation he moved to Wema Hostel and he was responsible for Lamontville, Wema, Merewent and Mobeni areas. he played a major role in the renovation of Wema Hostel and the Mega City Shopping Mall. He died in 13 March 2007 and four months later his wife also died. As a leader, even after his death his contribution was noticed, Williams Road in Durban was named after him. Even in his home area, Umzinto a road in Ward 9, Umzumbe Municipality was named after him Khuzimpi Assess Road. His children now have their own children, in 2010 three grandchildren were born Lusanda, Aphile and Mnotho.