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Sunday, August 4, 2013
DOJ to Apple: Give back Amazon's iPad bookstore
Amazon could soon bring back a link to the Kindle store in its iPad app.
NEW YORK (CNNMoney)
The DOJ proposed on Friday that Apple's competitors be allowed to provide links to their own e-bookstores within their e-reader apps. Apple (AAPL, Fortune 500) has banned competitors from including those links since 2011. The Justice Department said letting Apple device users easily compare Apple's prices with those of Amazon (AMZN, Fortune 500), Barnes & Noble (BKS, Fortune 500) and others would "reset competition to the conditions that existed before the conspiracy."
Two years ago, Apple controversially mandated that it get a 30% cut of all in-app sales. For that to happen, apps were barred from displaying "shop" links that routed users to separate stores on the Web that Apple had no control over, such as Amazon's Kindle store. If the court agrees to the DOJ's proposal, booksellers, such as Amazon and Barnes & Noble, could bring back those shop links.
Apple, which has said it will appeal the court's July decision, also filed a brief Friday strongly opposing the DOJ's proposals, calling them "unnecessary, overbroad, vague and punitive."
The proposal is just one of several submitted by the DOJ and 33 State Attorneys General to the court to "prevent a recurrence of the illegal activities." They also proposed that Apple terminate its existing agreements with the five major publishers with which it conspired. Those five publishers -- CBS's (CBS, Fortune 500) Simon & Schuster, Hachette Book Group, Pearson (PSO)'s Penguin Group, Macmillan and News Corp (NWS).'s HarperCollins -- decided to settle rather than go to trial.
If the court upholds the DOJ's proposals, Apple would also be ordered to refrain from entering certain new e-book distribution contracts for five years, from negotiating contracts with content providers that are likely to increase competitors' prices, and from retaliating against publishers for refusing to sell e-books on the so-called agency model. That model, in which the publishers set their own prices and Apple takes a 30% cut off the top, was at the heart of the conspiracy to raise e-book prices.
The DOJ additionally asked that an external monitor, whose salary would be paid by Apple, be appointed to ensure the company complies with the new mandates.
The court will hold a hearing on the proposed remedies on August 9. 
First Published: August 2, 2013: 11:07 AM ET
Source: http://rss.cnn.com/~r/rss/money_topstories/~3/kU9zbMKx_dM/index.html
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Saturday, August 3, 2013
NEW HAVEN WOMEN'S BASKETBALL: Former star Ty Grace returns as coach
New Haven women's basketball coach Ty Grace. (Photo courtesy of New Haven Athletics)
WEST HAVEN ? There?s one thing certain about Ty Grace in her new role as women?s basketball coach at the University of New Haven: She isn?t going to be intimidated by the competition.
That?s not to say that battling the likes of Northeast-10 powerhouses like Bentley isn?t difficult, but Grace has spent the last four years as an assistant at Seton Hall.
?I?ve been in the Big East,? Grace said. ?We?ve played UConn and Notre Dame, the best teams in the country.?
Grace replaces Jessica Smith, who left to take an assistant?s role under first-year coach Jessica Mannetti at Sacred Heart University. Smith led the Chargers to a 14-13 mark last season, a staunch improvement from the 3-23 mark the prior season.
?The foundation is here,? Grace said. ?Now we have to build on it.?
It is a homecoming for Grace, who graduated from New Haven in 1999 and registered over 1,000 points and 1,000 rebounds in her stellar career.
?I?m just so excited to be back,? Grace said. ?It?s going to be so much fun to play in alumni games and go to homecoming and see all my old friends. I haven?t been able to do that in so long because of my other commitments.?
Grace has 13 years of Division I coaching experience and served as a head coach at Ramapo College in New Jersey from 2004-06. She most recently served under current Connecticut Sun coach and Hall of Famer Anne Donovan while at Seton Hall as the top assistant and recruiting coordinator.
?Without a doubt (Donovan) is one of the best coaches I?ve ever worked for,? Grace said. ?I learned so much from her. We were building a great program there and I learned how to build from her. She?s also just a great person.?
Grace was instrumental in assembling recruiting classes ranked as high as 25th in Division I, including the signing of two McDonald?s All-America nominees. Continued...
Grace was Donovan?s top recruiter while at Seton Hall and hopes to hone that skill at New Haven. For now, however, she takes over a team with a full roster.
?We had no scholarships (to offer) so I?m just working for the 2014 season,? Grace said. ?To be a great team you have to have great players and I?m hoping that the relationships I?ve built will pay off. I?ve already been out recruiting and getting ready for next season.
?One thing that I?m looking for is great kids, too. I want to have great players, but they have to be great kids.?
The most difficult task that Grace may face is evaluating her current players. Grace not only didn?t recruit them, she?s never seen them play.
?I?ve gotten a chance to talk to each one of them and they?re all excited,? she said. ?Right now I?ve be watching tapes on them. But it will be fine. We?ve got time to work together and build a team.?
Grace said she wasn?t about to put a timetable on making the Chargers a conference contender.
?That?s the goal,? she said. ?New Haven wouldn?t have hired me if they didn?t think that I could do it and I wouldn?t have taken the job if that wasn?t in their plans. It?s going to be a process. I don?t know if it?s going to take four years or so, but we have a high level of expectations.?
Grace is the 16th head coach in program history and was inducted into the New Haven Athletics Hall of Fame in 2010.
Source: http://www.nhregister.com/articles/2013/08/01/sports/doc51fb2aeddfc51325596599.txt
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Doppler effect takes a spin
Light's twistiness allows researchers to measure rotating object's speed
By Andrew Grant
Web edition: August 2, 2013
A twist on the physics that cops use to clock speeding drivers can determine how fast an object is spinning. The approach could be used to protect wind turbines from damaging winds, learn about distant astronomical objects or detect tornadoes.
The Doppler effect is familiar to anyone who has heard the pitch of a siren rise and fall as an ambulance whizzes past. It describes how the frequency of light waves (or the pitch of sound waves) emitted by a moving object becomes higher as the object approaches an observer and lower as it moves away. Today people exploit the Doppler effect to track the motion of raindrops, cars and galaxies.
But Doppler?s kryptonite has always been rotating objects that are neither moving toward nor away from the observer, like the second hand on a clock.
Physicist Martin Lavery at the University of Glasgow in Scotland and colleagues thought that they could measure rotational speed by determining how a spinning object changes light waves? orbital angular momentum. In focused beams such as lasers, successive waves of light move like ocean waves on a beach: straight on, with periodic crests and troughs. But most light is messier: The waves wind around like a corkscrew.
Lavery?s team plated a plastic disk with aluminum foil and hooked it up to a spinning motor. Then the researchers bounced a light beam off the disk that had a special property: Its waves twisted either clockwise or counterclockwise.
When Lavery?s team measured the light after it bounced off the disk, they found that the frequency of waves twisting in the same direction as the disk was spinning had become higher, while the light twisting in the opposite direction had a lower frequency. The change allowed the researchers to calculate the disk?s speed of rotation, they report in the Aug. 2 Science.
?This is the first experimental evidence that this is possible,? says Bo Thid?, a physicist at the Swedish Institute of Space Physics in Uppsala.
Lavery and his team then did a similar experiment with ordinary light to prove that, even with waves twisting in all directions, they could take advantage of the Doppler change in angular momentum to measure the speed of the disk?s rotation.
Engineers could exploit the technique to protect wind turbines, which can get damaged by violent, swirling air currents. Lavery envisions a sensor on the nose of a turbine that would detect dangerous vortices and switch the turbine off.
Thid? says that weather radar could exploit the rotational Doppler effect to detect tornadoes before they reach the ground. Two years ago, he proposed a similar method to detect the rotation rate of supermassive black holes like the one lurking at the center of our galaxy (SN: 3/12/11, p. 14). ?This experiment tells the rest of the world that there?s a lot to be gained by using this technique,? he says. ?It will push people to go ahead and start to build applications.?
Source: http://www.sciencenews.org/view/generic/id/352081/title/Doppler_effect_takes_a_spin
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Friday, August 2, 2013
Outfit with DIY Tom Ford's Bag!
Hey guys, how are you?
Today I'm posting the outfit of Sunday ... during a karting racing in the city, for the occasion wearing the bag diy inspired by Tom Ford,?here?the tutorial, a pair of palazzo pants, very fresh right about the hot day (although these are a diy, but it is a different story).The bag I love it, it isn'Dt nice to you?
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Hey ragazzi, come va?
Oggi vi posto l' outfit di domenica... ambientazione karting cittadino, per l' occasione indossavo la borsa diy inspirata Tom Ford,?qui?il tutorial, un paio di pantaloni palazzo, molto freschi vista la giornata calda ( anche questi sono un diy, ma ? un' altra storia).?La borsa mi piace tantissimo, non ? bella secondo voi??
Un bacione e a prestissimo
Source: http://www.blogher.com/outfit-diy-tom-fords-bag
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Thursday, August 1, 2013
News bites: Facebook shares briefly trade above IPO price
National Security Agency Director Gen. Keith Alexander defended the spy agency's surveillance programs and deflected hecklers during a speech at the Black Hat hacker conference, The Associated Press reports. Facebook's shares briefly traded above its IPO price on Wednesday, according to The New York Times.
Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a law on Thursday that makes it harder for websites to illegally host copies of movies or TV shows on them, Bloomberg writes.
Apple's next iPad Mini will likely have a retina display provided by its rival Samsung, The Wall Street Journal reports.The U.K. is engaged in a debate about whether Twitter should do more to clamp down on trolls that send abusive tweets to women, according to the AP.
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Land pooling policy to usher in development in Delhi | Magicbricks ...
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DDA?s new land pooling policy can go a long way in ensuring that real estate development is integrated with economic activity for sustained growth, the Urban Development Secretary said on July 31.
?Land pooling policy has ushered in a new development paradigm whereby land owners will get back their land dues with development around and people will benefit from the development plan. Besides infrastructure development will also takes place as part of the policy,? Krishna said at the National Real Estate Summit organised by the PHDCCI here.
The land pooling policy, which has been passed by the DDA, allows land-owners to pool their land for development by the city?s land owning agency.
But now instead of compensation, they would get back 40-60 per cent of land after development of infrastructure by DDA, which they can keep for themselves or give to private developers.
Describing the new policy as a ?win-all? situation, the Secretary said, ?real estate development must be integrated with economic activity to sustain the growth.?
Faced with procedural difficulties, the real estate sector is seeking government?s attention to address the issues.
Admitting challenges in sustaining growth in the sector, the Secretary said ?there is a need for balanced approach and the Real Estate Bill 2013 aims towards transparency in contractual obligations to ensure consumer protection.?
The Bill is slated to be introduced in the coming Monsoon session. He said ?unified building bylaws are under revision as part of the Delhi Master Plan 2021.?
He said streamlining of property records is being done? under JNNURM, adding Uttar Pradesh has done it under the scheme and other states should also do it.
However, Urban Development Secretary said there are many areas which require equal attention for sustained development in urban areas which include recycling of waste materials and water, solid waste management, rain water harvesting, emission reduction, soil conservation.
Source: The Economic Times, Delhi/NCR
Source: http://content.magicbricks.com/land-pooling-policy-to-usher-in-development-in-delhi/
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No Gaming Mouse Is This Exciting, But The New Naga Comes Close
This is the most dramatic gaming mouse trailer of 2013. It is for a mouse that leaps across canyons in a sports car in slow motion. The new Razer Naga does not do that, but it's wonderfully clicky.
Last year I pitted three MMO gaming mice against each other in a battle of the buttons, and Razer's 12-button Naga did not win. It was a lovely piece of hardware, but the 12 side buttosn were smooth and hard to tell apart, and despite a set of swappabel ergnomic bits, the Naga just wasn't as comfortable as the competition.
So, for the 2013 edition of the Naga, Razer fixed those problems.
It's certainly a more comfortable hand rest than its predecessor, for one, and it didn't have to resort to hot swapping gimmicks to achieve that. The buttons on the side are now mechanical (clicky!) and ridged, making it much easier to feel out individual keys with your thumb. The new scroll wheel tilts side-to-side for additional input, and there's even a left-handed version for the freaky people in the audience.
The only thing I'm not liking about the 2013 Naga is the finish. I'm used to soft, rubberized plastic, and this one somewhat gritty.
Still, a marked improvement over the previous generation, addressing every concern I had, and only adding one new one. That's almost worth an incredibly dramatic debut trailer. Almost.
The new Razer Naga will be on sale shortly at the Razer store for $79.99.
Source: http://kotaku.com/no-gaming-mouse-is-this-exciting-but-the-new-naga-come-963080712
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Wednesday, July 31, 2013
Audi S3 Sportback gets built-in LTE, available in other models this fall
First to market:
Audi brings the new LTE standard to the car
- Debut this summer in the Audi S3 Sportback
- WLAN hotspot and tailored Audi connect services
Ingolstadt, 2013-07-29 - Audi is the first carmaker to bring the fast LTE data transfer standard to the car with full integration. It can be ordered as an option in the Audi S3 Sportback from July, and in all other model variants of the premium compact from early November. LTE technology is very important for Audi connect, the networking of the car with the driver, the Internet and the environment.
The new LTE (Long Term Evolution) standard takes mobile Internet to a new dimension. LTE enables the exchange of large amounts of data via the Internet, such as music and films in HD quality. Commercial LTE networks already exist in many European countries and in the USA. In Germany, LTE is available in a few large cities, but is primarily active in many rural areas. The standard is expected to be available everywhere by the end of 2014.
To use LTE, a suitable SIM card with a data flat rate simply needs to be inserted into the appropriate slot in the MMI navigation plus unit in the Audi S3 Sportback. When the passengers connect their mobile end devices to the WLAN hotspot integrated into the car, they can surf the web independently of one another. For example, one passenger can participate in a video conference while another watches a video.
The MMI navigation plus uses LTE to deliver the tailored services of Audi connect to the driver ? from navigation with Google Earth and Google Street View to Audi music stream web radio and online traffic information. The community services Facebook and Twitter have also been made vehicle-friendly with a text-to-speech function and a text function with prepared text modules. In addition, there are over a dozen Audi connect services, including a text-to-speech function for e-mail and a dictation function for text messages (SMS). And the range of services is expanding rapidly.
LTE technology can be ordered for the Audi S3 Sportback from July, and for all other variants of the A3 family from November. Audi connect is the keyword for the brand's intensive efforts to continuously develop new networking solutions. New technologies are increasingly making cars with the four rings more of an experiential space. The LTE standard is expected to provide a strong boost to the seamless use of media stored on a server on the Internet (data in the cloud). Audi is also a major driving force behind the networking with other automobiles and the transport infrastructure (car-to-X-communication).
Source: http://www.engadget.com/2013/07/31/audi-s3-sportback-lte/
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Tuesday, July 30, 2013
Mozilla Launches Minion Automated Security Testing Platform, Collaborates With BlackBerry To Secure Browsers
Mozilla, the nonprofit organization behind the popular Firefox browser and other open source projects, today announced the launch of Minion, a new automated security testing platform. The platform is intended to be flexible and easy to use, deploy and extend so that developers can be integrated into virtually any development workflow. Mozilla also announced a partnership with BlackBerry to enable the open source Peach fuzzing framework for testing browsers.Source: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/F0yfmkplyXU/
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Daily iPhone App: Pixlgun 3D is full of surprises
TUAW writes, Even after browsing the description of Pixlgun 3D on the app store, you may still not know what to make of it. It looks like Minecraft, but it's a shooter. It emulates analog sticks on a touchscreen, but boasts fantastic control. And it looks cartoony, but offers a very real sense of panic and dread. In short, it's a game that will pleasantly surprise you on several fronts. Pixlgun 3D bills itself as a "survival shooter," and that label describes the game's action quite well. With no story or plot to speak of, you are tossed into a blocky world where you must defend yourself against a wide?
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Monday, July 29, 2013
HIStalk Connect Interviews Josh Stein, Founder and CEO ...
Josh Stein is founder and CEO of AdhereTech of New York, NY.
Tell me about yourself and the company.
I graduated from Washington University in St. Louis in 2006 with degrees in economics and finance. Long story short, instead of going into finance, I decided to enter into the world of startups. I worked for various early-stage consumer and tech companies for four years, then in 2010 I began my MBA studies at Wharton. I graduated from Wharton in 2012. AdhereTech is a company that I founded while I while I was an MBA student.
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What were the other startups? Were they related to AdhereTech?
The other relatively well-known companies that I worked for were FreshDirect, PlaceVine, and Lot18. None of these startups were healthcare related. This is my first time in healthcare.
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How did you get into the medication adherence business?
Both of my parents are in healthcare. My dad is a doctor and my mom is an occupational therapist. Years ago I asked them about the biggest problems in healthcare. That?s when they opened my eyes to issues of medication non-adherence.
In response, I came up with the idea of a pill bottle with a timer on top ? very simple. That sat in my list of business ideas for about a year until I started business school. In business school we did these activities called innovation tournaments, where everyone in a class submits an idea into a big list. The ideas on said list are then voted on in a crowd-sourced, bracket-style tournament. Thankfully, my idea for the timer cap did pretty well.
Then I thought, let me do a deep dive and see if this is a viable idea. I saw that other smart pill bottles, so I basically designed AdhereTech around the perceived downfalls of existing products. I wrote a business plan and worked with the University of Alabama ? Huntsville to build a working prototype. By the time I graduated in 2012, we had all that in place, and I recruited an incredible team.
Then I joined Blueprint Health, a healthcare accelerator program in New York, which is absolutely fantastic. After many months of hard work, we built a working prototype, won some competitions, lined up some trials, and put the pieces in place for potential partnerships. We have a really solid team, great advisors, and promising opportunities lined up in the coming months.
What does AdhereTech?s pill bottle do that the rest don?t?
There are three main differences between AdhereTech?s bottle and most similar products in the space. First is usability. AdhereTech has a wireless chip that automatically connects to the cloud and allows the product to be used anywhere, whereas most others use a hub model that requires user setup and restricts usage to a certain radius around the hub. Second is accuracy. AdhereTech measures the open and close of the cap plus the contents, whereas some others only measure whether a device was used. Third is access. AdhereTech is using a HIPAA-compliant open API, whereas some others utilize a closed system.
During the optimal dosage time, the bottle pulses blue. That?s the time the patient should take the pill. If a dose is missed, the bottle flashes red and beeps. At the same time, the patient will get a phone call or text message.
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What happens if you don?t pick up the phone?
We?re still designing that system, but it will call you every X minutes. That would vary based on the disease and the patient?s preferences. This is fully configurable.
More of the diseases that we?re targeting, such as HIV/AIDS or cancer, demand immediate notifications to ensure adherence, especially when compared to something like hypertension. However, we have to make sure not to upset the patient. We don?t want this to be something that annoys people, so we?re very cognizant of that issue.
There are different pill shapes and sizes and some are square, some are rectangle, some are capsules. How does your technology work?
The bottle transmits two pieces of data to the cloud and this data is sent whenever the bottle is opened or closed. First, it sends a timestamp of the open and close of the cap. Secondly, the bottle also has a patented capacitance sensor built inside which sends a capacitance measurement of the contents. This allows AdhereTech to track the number of remaining pills at any given time and determine how many pills were removed.
Our server then compares this information ? how many pills a patient took and when he/she took them ? to the patient?s recommended dosage schedule. If a discrepancy is identified, such as missing a dosage or incorrect dosage consumption, our automated system will then intervene via a phone call or text message.
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What?s your distribution model going to look like?
We haven?t finalized our distribution model, but we have a few options, and these vary depending on the exact business model that we pursue. Our ideal business and distribution model is to integrate with drug manufacturers and pharmacies so they can do all of the setup for the patient. Additionally, we could also send the bottle straight to the patient, but this would require the user to set up the bottle. We want to avoid that because it requires the patient to do something even if it?s as simple as pouring the pills in. Bottles could also be given to patients as they are discharged from the hospital.
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How about FDA approval?
We need 510(k) approval. We will be a Class I medical device. We?ve already begun the process of engaging with FDA consultants to help us realize what we have to do. There are already reminder devices out there, so we are confident that there is a pathway paved for us.
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When will you sell it to the general public?
We?ll be starting trials in the fall with a variety of clinics and hospitals. We?re hoping to start a major trial with a big pharma in early 2014 and release to the general public by late 2014 or early 2015.
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Who else is involved in the company? I see two other pictures on the site.
Those are my two co-founders, both of whom are brilliant and great at what they do. John is AdhereTech?s CTO. He has dual degrees from Yale and joined the team after graduating with his masters in computer science. Mike joined the team a little later, but is undoubtedly a co-founder. He has an undergrad from Bucknell and a master?s from Ohio State, both in mechanical engineering. Mike spent the past three years designing jet engine parts at GE and overseeing certain aspects in manufacturing process. I couldn?t have found two smarter, harder-working professionals to work with.
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How about funding?
Our seed round is essentially closed. As of today, we?ve raised $750,000. However, we will always make a bit of room for the right investor. Right now we are limiting ourselves to smart people in healthcare who are willing to commit more than just money.
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Where are you located?
We work at the Blueprint Health offices in Soho in New York City. The Blueprint Accelerator program was incredible. I can?t say enough fantastic things about it. Now we?re also part of a new accelerator called Startup Health.
Source: http://histalkmobile.com/histalk-connect-interviews-josh-stein-founder-and-ceo-adheretech/
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Upper Merion Police: Car keyed, animal bites
Sheraton Hotel 480 North Gulph Road ? occurred between 4 p.m. on July 20 and 8:49 a.m. on July 21.
An employee called UMPD when she saw a vehicle in the parking lot with a rear passenger window smashed out. The owner arrived at the vehicle and stated the wife?s purse had been stolen. He stated the bank called him about a suspicious purchase that was made with a credit card.
King of Prussia Plaza 160 North Gulph Road ? occurred July 20 between 1 and 1:30 p.m.
Victim stated she was at the Apple Store for a training session and placed her laptop in a backpack. She later discovered her laptop was missing.
Vehicle Theft
Pole 30 King of Prussia Plaza Lot 160 North Gulph Road ? occurred July 25 between 3 and 4 p.m.
Stolen was a red 2012 Kia Optima.
Warrant Service other Agency
West DeKalb Pike and Shaffer Road ? occurred July 22 at 1:27 a.m.
Police stopped a vehicle for an equipment violation. The driver was wanted out of Chester Continued...
County for a probation violation; she was turned over to Chester County officials.AREA NORTH OF ROUTE 202 AND WEST OF HENDERSON ROAD
Animal Bite
300 block West Beidler Road ? occurred July 9 at 11:21 a.m.
Victim was taking his dog and child for a walk when a pit bull from ran from a house and attacked them. The victim was taken to the hospital for his injuries and his dog was taken to the vet for injuries to his head. This is the second time this dog has bitten someone. The owner was cited for the last incident and will be cited again for this incident. An additional charge of ?harboring a dangerous dog? will be filed.
Criminal Mischief
Walker Field 515 Williams Road ? occurred July 25 at 12:29 a.m.
On patrol police found the lights on at the basketball courts. Unknown actors pushed the bleachers up against the light post to the control box. There was trash, t-shirts, water bottles and a basketball left behind. The actors also broke out one of the lights that were center court and attempted to burn items on the court.
Police Information
Upper Merion Baptist Church 585 General Steuben Road ? occurred July 23 at 3:54 p.m. Continued...
Neighbors have advised the pastor of the church that juveniles have been loitering and smoking behind the shed at night.Theft Report
1000 block Penn Circle?between 1:30 p.m. on July 19 and 11:30 p.m. on July 21
Resident had two large packages delivered. When he returned home one was undisturbed and the other was cut open and contents missing.
900 block of Parkview Drive? occurred July 23 at 8:13 p.m.
Victim was selling a car on Craig?s List. A male called and stated he wanted to buy the vehicle and was sending the victim a check for $3,500. He requested the victim send two checks in return to two addresses for a total of $2,200. Victim deposited the check and wired the money as requested. The $3,500 check the buyer sent was eventually discovered to be counterfeit.
The victim was advised this practice is a common internet scam.
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GULPH MILLS AND VICINITY
Found Property
Executive Estates Park Longview Road ? occurred July 22 at 5:17 p.m.
A resident stated there are vehicles at the park after dark and while in the park he found rolling papers and baggies that appear to have contained marijuana.
MALL AND VICINITYCriminal Mischief
King of Prussia Plaza Lot ? occurred July 22 between 1:25 and 1:45 p.m.
Victim stated she was approached by a female who started screaming at her as she parked her vehicle out by a Rite Aid. When she returned, the word ?bitch? was keyed onto the passenger side rear door.
Retail Theft
Sears 160 North Gulph Road ? occurred July 24 at 6:59 p.m.
An employee observed a male remove the security sensor from a 55-inch TV and walked out of the store. The employee watched the subject put the TV in an unknown make black vehicle.
Theft Report
Go Games 690 West DeKalb Pike ? occurred July 20 between 3 and 9 p.m.
A lone employee reported money missing from the safe.
Sheraton Hotel 480 North Gulph Road ? occurred between 4 p.m. on July 20 and 8:49 a.m. on July 21.
An employee called UMPD when she saw a vehicle in the parking lot with a rear passenger window smashed out. The owner arrived at the vehicle and stated the wife?s purse had been stolen. He stated the bank called him about a suspicious purchase that was made with a credit card.
King of Prussia Plaza 160 North Gulph Road ? occurred July 20 between 1 and 1:30 p.m.
Victim stated she was at the Apple Store for a training session and placed her laptop in a backpack. She later discovered her laptop was missing.
Vehicle Theft
Pole 30 King of Prussia Plaza Lot 160 North Gulph Road ? occurred July 25 between 3 and 4 p.m.
Stolen was a red 2012 Kia Optima.
Warrant Service other Agency
West DeKalb Pike and Shaffer Road ? occurred July 22 at 1:27 a.m.
Police stopped a vehicle for an equipment violation. The driver was wanted out of Chester
County for a probation violation; she was turned over to Chester County officials.
AREA NORTH OF ROUTE 202 AND WEST OF HENDERSON ROAD
Animal Bite
300 block West Beidler Road ? occurred July 9 at 11:21 a.m.
Victim was taking his dog and child for a walk when a pit bull from ran from a house and attacked them. The victim was taken to the hospital for his injuries and his dog was taken to the vet for injuries to his head. This is the second time this dog has bitten someone. The owner was cited for the last incident and will be cited again for this incident. An additional charge of ?harboring a dangerous dog? will be filed.
Criminal Mischief
Walker Field 515 Williams Road ? occurred July 25 at 12:29 a.m.
On patrol police found the lights on at the basketball courts. Unknown actors pushed the bleachers up against the light post to the control box. There was trash, t-shirts, water bottles and a basketball left behind. The actors also broke out one of the lights that were center court and attempted to burn items on the court.
Police Information
Upper Merion Baptist Church 585 General Steuben Road ? occurred July 23 at 3:54 p.m.
Neighbors have advised the pastor of the church that juveniles have been loitering and smoking behind the shed at night.
Theft Report
1000 block Penn Circle?between 1:30 p.m. on July 19 and 11:30 p.m. on July 21
Resident had two large packages delivered. When he returned home one was undisturbed and the other was cut open and contents missing.
900 block of Parkview Drive? occurred July 23 at 8:13 p.m.
Victim was selling a car on Craig?s List. A male called and stated he wanted to buy the vehicle and was sending the victim a check for $3,500. He requested the victim send two checks in return to two addresses for a total of $2,200. Victim deposited the check and wired the money as requested. The $3,500 check the buyer sent was eventually discovered to be counterfeit.
The victim was advised this practice is a common internet scam.
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Found Property
Executive Estates Park Longview Road ? occurred July 22 at 5:17 p.m.
A resident stated there are vehicles at the park after dark and while in the park he found rolling papers and baggies that appear to have contained marijuana.
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3 Nutrients Linked with a Better Night's Sleep
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I'm not sure exactly when it happened, but the U.S. seems to have become a nation obsessed with pills. If something doesn't work right, no worries, there's a pill for that.
So when we have trouble sleeping, naturally, we go see the doctor for a prescription. Who cares that we might try to sleepwalk?our way behind the wheel of a car? At least we're sleeping, right? Wrong!
If you ask me, prescriptions, especially those with severe and dangerous side effects, should always be a last resort.
There could be many reasons for not sleeping well, and stress often plays a role, but quite a few studies have shown that getting the right nutrients can help you get a good night's rest. Why not try eating right, before popping an Ambien?
Here's a look at three common sleep problems that have been linked to vitamin or mineral deficiencies:
Trouble getting to sleep: Magnesium plays a key role in the bodily function that regulates sleep. Insomnia is one of the symptoms of magnesium deficiency, and in fact, a 2006 analysis in the journal Medical Hypothesis suggests that such a deficiency may even be the cause of most major depression and mental health problems.
Bottom line: magnesium is an extremely important mineral. You'll find it in dark leafy greens, pumpkin seeds, sesame seeds and Brazil nuts, beans and lentils and some types of fish. ?
Trouble staying asleep: Potassium supplements may be helpful to those who have trouble sleeping through the night, according to a 1991 study in the journal Sleep. Of course, although potassium is available in pill form, I prefer to get most of my nutrients directly from their sources by eating a healthy diet.
When most people think about potassium, they think bananas. Bananas do contain a fair amount of this mineral (about 10% of the daily value), but they aren't the best source. Beans, leafy greens and baked potatoes are the best sources. Avocados are a great source too ? good news for the guacamole lovers!
Tired during the day: There is a strong correlation between excessive daytime sleepiness and vitamin D deficiency, a 2012 study in the Journal of Clinical Sleep Medicine found. The sun's rays are the best source for this vitamin, but not everyone can get the necessary sun exposure due to climate or skin cancer concerns.
There are a few food sources of vitamin D, such as swordfish, salmon, tuna and fortified foods, but this is one case where I would suggest supplementation. It's not likely that you would get enough of the sunshine vitamin from food alone.?
Healthy Bites appears on LiveScience on Wednesdays. Deborah Herlax Enos is a certified nutritionist and a health coach and weight loss expert in the Seattle area with more than 20 years of experience. Read more tips on her blog,?Health in a Hurry!
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Sunday, July 28, 2013
Monson: Utah football will dominate the Pac-12 ? or not ? in 2013
Utah head coach Kyle Whittingham, center, talks to the media as he is joined by tight end Jake Murphy, left, and defensive end Trevor Reilly during NCAA college football Pac-12 media day on Friday, July 26, 2013, in Culver City, Calif. (AP Photo/Jae C. Hong)
One thing Friday?s Pac-12 media day did was fire up a whole lot of people for college football, regardless of where their team finished a season ago or where their team is predicted to finish this time around. By the last week of July, yesterday?s losses had faded and tomorrow?s wins were vibrant.
Part of this optimism was provided by the league?s coaches, so eager to move forward, the big winners toward continued success, the middle-of-the-packers toward increased success, the losers toward any success.
Utah?s Kyle Whittingham was one of the more efficient presenters, doling out information to reporters as though they were players in his team room. Concise. Direct. Honest. He said last year?s 5-7 season, 3-6 in league, "ticks you off. It leaves a bad taste in your mouth. It?s motivation."
He added that the Utes being picked by the media to finish fifth in the Pac-12 South was of little significance to him and his team. "It means nothing," he said. "It?s something we don?t pay any attention to. The players glance at it and put it aside."
More from Whittingham in a minute. First, a few observations from and about other Pac-12 coaches:
Stanford?s David Shaw was articulate and smooth, half answering questions, half selling the merits of his program. When asked, off subject a bit, whether athletes should be given additional money for playing college football, he showed empathy for the needs of student-athletes, but reminded everybody that, at Stanford, those student-athletes already were getting a $58,000-a-year education.
Mike Leach reacted to questions about his old statements regarding last year?s Wazzu team being a bunch of zombies and corpses. He said those zombies and corpses had a great offseason. He also talked about his upcoming book and said that everybody should buy it.
Sonny Dykes, the new coach at Cal, said the pomp and circumstance surrounding the Pac-12 was a lot different than what he experienced at La. Tech in the WAC. He said the Bears would take their offense up-tempo, that doing so was not unsafe for players, and that Cal, coming off a woeful 3-9 season, 2-7 in league, was going to "surprise some people."
Washington?s Steve Sarkisian, also known as Seven-Win Steve, said his team is looking forward to better performances, better fortune and, at last, more wins. He?s gone 7-6 the past three seasons, which is an improvement over his first year (5-7).
Mark Helfrich sounded and looked like a man comfortable enough to have been stretching out on his Barcalounger. Despite being a new head coach at Oregon, he knows he?s got the fastest car on the track, a car he helped build and tune as the Ducks? offensive crew chief the past four seasons. "It?s an honor to follow in Chip Kelly?s footsteps," he said. It?s even more of an honor when you?ve got De?Anthony Thomas, who rolled for 1,757 all-purpose yards in 2012 and Marcus Mariota, an All-Pac-12 quarterback who broke the league?s freshman record for touchdown passes with 32.
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Lane Kiffin?s Q-and-A session lasted longer than anyone else?s. No big surprise. USC underachieved badly last season with a 7-6 record, 5-4 in the South, and, despite Trojan AD Pat Haden saying Kiffin?s job is safe, nobody believes that. The coach has to come up with a new starting quarterback and overall consistency that last year?s team lacked. Kiffin talked about the bevy of four-star recruits SC is bringing in this season and he admitted his team needs them.
Of all the coaches, though, Whttingham burned from Point A to Point Z with the most candor and clarity. He said Utah?s top three biggest failings from a year ago were "the throw game, red-zone defense and lack of takeaways." He talked about Travis Wilson and how desperate the Utes are for continuity at quarterback, something they haven?t had over the past four seasons. He also addressed how much quality recruiting has picked up since Utah joined the Pac-12, saying that many ? up to three-fourths ? of the athletes the program has recently attracted wouldn?t have come otherwise.
Utah?s in deep need, having lost so many players from last year?s team.
"[We] can?t wait to get back at it after the obvious disappointment of last season, not getting to a bowl game," Whittingham said. "It gave us a lot of time to reflect in the offseason. ? Offensively, we didn?t throw the ball near well enough. That?s the primary reason we brought Dennis [Erickson] in ? to jump-start the offense, the throw game in particular.
"Defensively, we?ve got some things to correct. Red-zone defense was awful compared to what we?re used to. Didn?t take the ball away nearly enough. Those are the two biggest areas that led to a very average year on defense. ? We?ve got some things to work on, without a doubt."
Two bits of buoyancy for the Utes, Whittingham said, are found where the rough stuff happens: "We feel we are much improved on the offensive line, and we will once again be one of the best defensive lines in the conference."
Take, then, what you will from Pac-12 media day ? optimism, pessimism or realism. In the final week of July, winning or even losing sounds better than no football at all.
Gordon Monson hosts "The Big Show" with Spence Checketts weekdays from 3-7 p.m. on 97.5 FM/1280 and 960 AM The Zone. Twitter: @GordonMonson.
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iPad 4 Becomes Home Theater with the New Belkin Thunderstorm
Accessory maker Belkin has announced the latest addition to its portfolio for iDevices, the Thunderstorm Handheld Home Theater for iPad 4th generation.
A $199.99 (?150) speaker dock, the Thunderstorm enhances the sound quality of music, movies and video games via an Audifi solution for high-efficiency, cinematic-quality sound.
The hardware connects directly to the iPad through an integrated Lightning dock connector, and works with the updated Thunder app to enable users to automatically maintain the left and right channel audio output.Featuring an updated chassis that integrates a new Sound Mode button, the new Thunderstorm allows users to cycle between four different sound mode options, including one for conference calls. This option enhances voice frequencies when using Skype.
Bass frequencies are optimized through integrated air channels.
If you buy one, Belkin offers a free month of Hulu Plus, giving you access to premium television content on your iPad.
Since it uses the Lightning connector standard, the hardware is only compatible with the fourth-generation iPad. It also sports a magnetically-attached folding soft cover with multiple stand configurations, and it?s MFi certified by Apple.
Nate Kraft, director of product management at Belkin, says ?Apple?s latest iPad with retina display provides the highest quality visual experience, and Thunderstorm Handheld Home Theater delivers amplified audio to match for complete content engagement and shareable entertainment.?
?It is a truly portable speaker case that seamlessly integrates with the iPad 4 to create a unified experience whether you are at home or on the go,? Kraft adds.
The Thunderstorm Handheld Home Theater for iPad 4 is available online at belkin.com, as well as across select retailers (the company doesn?t say which ones).
Visit Belkin?s site here to learn more about the Belkin Thunderstorm Handheld Home Theater for iPad 4.
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Saturday, July 27, 2013
Outdoor Activities Can Improve Your Mental Health | Psych Central ...
Reviewed by John M. Grohol, Psy.D. on July 26, 2013
University of Michigan researchers believe participation in extended outdoor activities improves long-term psychological well-being.
Veterans were surveyed before and after a multi-day wilderness recreation experience, which involved camping and hiking in groups of between six and 12 participants.
More than half of participants reported that they frequently experienced physical or mental health problems in everyday life.
One week after the experience, veterans reported a greater than 10 percent improvement in several measures of psychological well-being, a 9 percent increase in social functioning, and a nearly 8 percent gain in positive life outlook.
In some cases, the results persisted over the next month.
?The findings suggest that extended group-based nature recreation can have significant positive impacts on veterans struggling with serious health problems,? said Jason Duvall, Ph.D., one of the study?s lead authors.
?Although more research is needed and many questions remain, the use of extended group-based outdoor recreation programs to ease veterans? transition back into civilian life seems to be a promising approach.?
The Sierra Club, a grassroots environmental organization, operates the Military Family and Veterans Initiative, which focuses on providing military service members and their families with access to outdoor experiences.
For the study, the Sierra Club wanted to know whether these efforts were making a difference in the lives of veterans. While both anecdotal and experimental data suggest exposure to green environments is beneficial, few studies have examined the impacts of these programs on veterans specifically.
?The Sierra Club knows anecdotally the mental, emotional and physical benefits that come from spending time in nature, particularly for returning service members for whom the outdoors can be integral to their reintegration,? said Stacy Bare, Sierra Club mission outdoors director.
?The results of the University of Michigan?s study reinforce these beliefs and support our efforts to make these types of experiences available to more people.?
Comments by veterans supported the survey conclusions.
?This trip helped me to reevaluate what?s important in life,? said Tim, a 52-year-old Navy veteran. ?It was nice to live a week without being ?plugged in? and take in the great outdoors.?
?It helped me to remember who I was and enjoy something I haven?t in a long time,? added Dan, a 39-year-old Army veteran.
Discovering a natural method to help veterans (and familes) cope with issues is an important objective. In response, a number of outdoor recreation groups developed group-based nature recreation programs targeting veterans.
Veterans may identify more strongly with activities outdoors that involve physical challenge, camaraderie and achievement of an objective ? experiences that are shared with their military service.
As a result, the approach used by these programs may be more appealing than conventional clinical treatments when it comes to dealing with mental health issues.
?The excursions are a supportive environment because in many ways, they recreate many positive aspects of the military experience,? Duvall said. ?They are outside, in a group, sharing similar mental models and, in a sense, on a mission. In that scenario, the impact of the natural environment might be heightened.?
The Sierra Club chose four partner organizations as part of the study group: Higher Ground (Sun Valley, Idaho), Wasatch Adaptive Sports (Snowbird, Utah), Wilderness Inquiry (Minneapolis, Minn.), and Women?s Wilderness Institute (Boulder, Colo.).
Combined, the groups offered 12 programs lasting four to seven days. The excursions generally did not include formal, structured psychological counseling or therapy. Instead, the emphasis was on the outdoor programs, from fly-fishing, kayaking and whitewater rafting to backpacking and paddling.
The study sample was 98 veterans. They were surveyed one week before, one week after, and about one month after participating. In addition to assessing demographic and background information, the survey itself measured changes in psychological well-being, social functioning, life outlook, and activity engagement over time.
Participation in the outdoor activities appears to have extended benefits including a new openness or creativity as veterans were more likely to take part in activities that involved exploration (such as learning new things or testing abilities) and helping others.
The changes in well-being were also particularly strong for veterans who had initially reported more severe ongoing health issues, with the magnitude of improvements often 1.5 times that of those with less serious health problems.
?Veterans with more serious health problems seemed to benefit most,? Duvall said.
Source: University of Michigan
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Zynga stock drops after gambling plans fizzle
Zynga stock falls 17 percent in morning trading. Zynga says it's dropping plans for a US gambling license that would let it offer casino-type online games with real money.?
The corporate logo of Zynga Inc, the social network game development company, is shown at its headquarters in San Francisco in 2012. Zynga will largely abandon its long-running efforts to build a real-money gaming business in the United States, a prospect investors once believed to be the struggling company's sole lifeline. Zynga stock tumbled on the news.
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THE SPARK: The San Francisco company said late Thursday that it was no longer seeking the U.S. gambling license it would need to move into casino-style games, which are played for real money. The company still plans to test a gambling product in the United Kingdom.
Zynga?posted second-quarter earnings late Thursday and reported that it had trimmed its losses. The company has been cutting staff to reduce costs.
THE BIG PICTURE: Adding online gambling could have given?Zynga?a potentially large source of revenue that the company badly needs.
When?Zynga?went public late 2011, its games, such as "Farmville" and "Mafia Wars," were the most popular on Facebook. Things have changed since then. King.com, the maker of "Candy Crush Saga," has unseated?Zynga as the top social games maker.
The second-quarter results were?Zynga's?last under the direction of founder and CEO Mark Pincus. The company brought aboard former Microsoft executive Don Mattrick as CEO , who ran the Xbox video game business.
THE ANALYSIS: Mattrick is well-regarded in tech circles and there is some optimism in his ability to turn?Zynga's fortunes around.
Wedbush analyst Michael Pachter sees changes within Mattrick's first 180 days at the company. "We believe Mr. Mattrick will act swiftly to focus on a handful of new initiatives and to right-size?Zynga's?staffing levels," Pachter wrote.
Zynga?did not immediately respond to an emailed request for comment.
SHARE ACTION:?Zynga?Inc., fell 60 cents, or 17 percent, to $2.90 in morning trading Friday, then stabilized in early afternoon trading. The stock is down 63 percent since its initial public offering in December 2011.
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Tulsa man pleads guilty to federal charge in ATM theft Daniel Laron Jones pleaded guilty to a federal conspiracy charge.
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Fallin spokesman says no judicial selection talks Fallin has said she's considering a special session to address a major overhaul of the civil justice ...
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Appeals Court rejects appeal from Oklahoma death row A federal appeals court on Thursday refused to overturn an Oklahoma City motel manager's murder conviction ...
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Norman man is charged with animal cruelty in death of ducks Capt. Tom Easley said the case was ?disturbing.?
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Baby Veronica's biological mother suing government over adoption She said the law considers race in determining with whom a child should live and therefore violates equal ...
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Councilors invite Brady Street property owners to public meeting Brady Street was named after Tate Brady, one of Tulsa's early businessmen. Over the years Brady has become ...
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Obama: House GOP budget is 'bad bargain' Obama said the House GOP wants to cut spending on education, science and clean energy when the country ...
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Pope Francis tells Brazil slum residents not to lose hope Despite heavy security and a cold rain, Francis waded into the cheering crowds and hugged and kissed ...
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Eastbound lanes reopen on I-44 near Sheridan after spill The agency expectscleanup to take several hours and said motorists should expect delays in the corri ...
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Flash flood watch in effect tonight through Friday in Tulsa area In anticipation of another round of major storms following storms earlier this week, the National Weather ...
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Couple arrested following reported chase, alleged threats on officer An arrest report states Wofford became 'very loud and aggressive' after he was handcuffed saying, 'You ...
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Weather causes Philbrook to cancel Friday night film showing Tuesday?s storm knocked out power to the museum, 2727 S. Rockford Road.
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Oklahoma education department settles with testing vendor in deal valued at nearly $1.3 million Superintendent Janet Barresi: 'We thought constantly about the suffering the children experienced as ...
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Man fatally shot near 21st and Florence; suspect arrested Gerald Greenfield, 49, was shot about 9 p.m. in the 2800 block of East 21st Place, near Florence Avenue, ...
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County announces petition for tax funding juvenile facility, expanded Tulsa jail A press conference is scheduled at 9:30 a.m., when the county will unveil its plan to try and capture ...
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Coburn leads GOP hearing boycott As the top Republican on the Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs committee, Coburn said in a statement ...
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Storm pummels city: Strong winds, lightning leave trail of damage Midnight hurricane-force winds and rapid-fire lightning knocked out power to tens of thousands of pe
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Interim director pick expected for Oklahoma prisons New Board Chairman Kevin Gross said last month the panel likely will consider one of the 'internal senior ...
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WikiLeaks trial: Judge won't dismiss theft charges in Oklahoma soldier's case Closing arguments in the court-martial are expected to start Thursday.
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Tulsa man accused in string of robberies arrested He remains in the Tulsa Jail in lieu of $130,000 bond.
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Mother, daughter plead guilty to practicing dentistry without a license in Oklahoma City As part of her deception, the mother also admitted filling out false prescriptions and taking equipment ...
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Tulsa crews preparing to assist with cleanup City crews will pick up City crews will pick up tree debris placed on residents' curbs beginning Monday
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Deadline for disaster unemployment aid for May 18-June 2 storms nears Residents of Okfuskee, Okmulgee and LeFlore counties have until Wednesday to apply for the assistanc ...
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Coburn joins in bill to limit gov't conferences The bill would reduce travel expenses and reduce overall spending on the conferences.
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Front-door mail delivery may end by 2022 Front-door mail delivery is about as American as apple pie. With the Postal Service facing billions of ...
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Security camera shows moment of Spain train crash VIDEO: The footage posted Thursday on YouTube shows the train rounding a bend, making a turn to the left ...
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Oklahoma storms: Tulsa-area business take hit from high winds and power outages It's the third time this year that Broken Arrow Roller Sports owner Darren Johnson has lost his entire ...
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Tulsa World journalist becomes part of storm's destructive story The baby woke up. The TV flickered. And Christopher Smith peeked out the front door to check the wea ...
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Obama picks Caroline Kennedy as envoy to Japan President Barack Obama picked Caroline Kennedy, the daughter of the late President John F. Kennedy, as ...
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Daily U.S. Toll Afghanistan: As of Wednesday, 2,114 members of the U.S. military had died as a result of the U.S.-led ...
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Marriages (Tulsans unless indicated)
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Births: 7/25/2013 (Tulsans unless indicated)
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Lotteries OKLAHOMA LOTTERY RESULTS FOR 07/25/13:
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Tulsa mayor's election campaign offers debris cleanup help Mayor Dewey Bartlett's election campaign is offering to help supporters clear debris from Tuesday's overnight ...
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Corrections, Clarifications A story in Wednesday?s Tulsa World contained incorrect information about the location of a court in which ...
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Pope: Resist 'idols' of money, power, pleasure Pope Francis made an emotional plea Wednesday for Roman Catholics to shun materialism in the first public ...
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Innocence Project challenges conviction in 1984 homicide A man who is serving life in prison without the possibility of parole for the 1984 murder of an Ada convenience ...
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Murder case against woman in death of sister is tossed A second-degree murder charge against an Okay woman who was accused of causing her sister's death by ...
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Claremore church fire's cause is undetermined The cause of a fire that destroyed a century-old church Saturday night has been ruled as undetermined, ...
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Homicide suspect arrested within an hour of killing A suspect was arrested within an hour of a fatal shooting at a Tulsa residence Wednesday evening, police ...
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Lawyer seeks mental exam for fatal-shooting suspect A lawyer for a man who is accused of murdering one person and wounding three others is seeking a mental ...
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Oklahoma lawmakers split on failed amendment to curtail NSA surveillance After fierce debate over the limits of domestic spying, the House voted Wednesday to protect the federal ...
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Coburn, Inhofe help student loan reform bill breeze through Senate A student loan bill backed by Sen. Tom Coburn sailed through the U.S. Senate with ease Wednesday, with ...
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Obama says Washington has 'taken eye off' the economy Seeking to build momentum for looming fiscal fights, President Barack Obama on Wednesday cast himself ...
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Snowden lawyer: Leaker staying in Russia for now National Security Agency leaker Edward Snowden, who fled to Moscow's airport a month ago, aims to stay ...
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Spain train crash kills at least 40 A passenger train derailed on a high-speed stretch of track in northwestern Spain on Wednesday night, ...
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'George' wins out for royal baby's name The little prince was in need of a name, and now, by George, he's got one.
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Power outages major issue for medical facilities after storm Several medical facilities were damaged in a storm early Wednesday, including an assisted living center ...
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Record straight-line wind speeds recorded at Tulsa airport Strong thunderstorms that blasted the Tulsa area late Tuesday and early Wednesday produced straight-line ...
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Union's Eighth Grade Center damaged by lightning-sparked fire, water Violent thunderstorms caused damage at a couple of Tulsa area school districts overnight Tuesday, but ...
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Way back when: Today in history Three bandits who robbed a bank and then waged a gunbattle with police in downtown Kansas City, where ...
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Will Rogers Says Now the Republicans admit that they're rich and that they're the smarter ones and can make money faster, ...
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American Medical Response wins EMSA contract EMSA CEO Steve Williamson said that if AMR is unable to fulfill the terms of its contract, EMSA would ...
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Two men charged in gas-pump 'skimming' conspiracy Two men have been charged in federal court with participating in a $400,000 wire-fraud conspiracy that ...
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Oklahoma barbers wary of new combined cosmetology and barber licensing board Some barbers worry that a new state law consolidating the licensing board for their profession with that ...
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Baby Veronica custody case not over yet After a 19th century U.S. Supreme Court decision that set an important precedent for tribal sovereignty, ...
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Storm pummels city Midnight hurricane-force winds and rapid-fire lightning knocked out power to tens of thousands of people, ...
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