| Samsung Soul 5MP Flagship Phone Unveiled
Samsung today announced the launch of 'Soul,' its new flagship product for 2008. The Soul will officially make its debut during next week's Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Spain. Samsung named the Soul to honor the completion of its exclusive Ultra Edition series of handsets; abbreviated for 'The Spirit Of Ultra.' .
FOX News' Greta Van Susteren: 'On the Record' Team Pushed for Latest ...
Q: How did you and your team get another autopsy for Drew Peterson's third wife Kathleen Savio? Take us behind the scenes. A: We were in Bolingbrook a short time after Stacy disappeared. One day, the police showed up at Drew Peterson's home with search warrants. While they were executing the search, Kathleen Savio's sister showed up, and as we were talking to her, we learned that she had a briefcase full of documents — including Savio's 2004 autopsy. Naturally, we asked to see all of them. "On the Record" Producer Steph Watts and others got the documents. Q: What clued you into the fact that her death was suspicious? .
'National Treasure: Book of Secrets' No. 1 For Third Week
The action-adventure snares $20.2 million in its third straight week at No. 1. NICOLAS CAGE's 'National Treasure: Book of Secrets' struck gold yet again, finishing in first place at the box office for the third week in a row, taking in $20.2 million. The sequel to 2004's blockbuster finds Nic rebrandishing his trusty torch as treasure hunter Benjamin Franklin Gates, who must this time track down some long-lost pages from ABRAHAM LINCOLN assassin JOHN WILKES BOOTH's diary. The JERRY BRUCKHEIMER-produced action-adventure co-stars DIANE KRUGER, ED HARRIS, JON VOIGHT and HARVEY KEITEL. 'I Am Legend' rose a spot to reclaim second place, making another $16.3 million. In the big-budget zombie-fest, WILL SMITH fights for survival as the lone human surivor of a worldwide, mutant-brewing plague.
Ingleside man guilty in 2004 stabbing death of neighbor girl
An Ingleside man entered a guilty plea Monday in the stabbing death of a teenage neighbor who confronted him during a botched burglary of her home in 2004.
Adam Christenson, 25, could face up to 60 years in prison for the July 14, 2004, slaying of Elizabeth Willding in the home she shared with her mother and sisters.
Christenson, who was to go on trial Monday, agreed to what is known as an Alford plea, in which he conceded that a judge or jury shown the evidence would probably find him guilty but denied that he killed Willding.
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The Cut-and-Paste Personality
Mizrachi includes his own dating profile, advising men to use it as a guide. But at least 25 people on Match.com have stolen his lines, including: "I get a lot of women emailing me, (which is great for an ego boost)." One man uses Mr. Mizrachi's photo. A recent search on Match.com brought up more than 90 profiles with such lines as: "I want an opposite. A yin to my yang," or "You know that woman who is the first person on the dance floor at every party? That's me." They weren't even from real people. They were cribbed from sample profiles posted online at E-Cyrano.com by dating coach and profile writer Evan Marc Katz. "It just seems so short-sighted," says Mr. Katz, of Los Angeles. "Everybody steals the same lines so they are not original anymore." The Internet makes plagiarism anonymous and easy.
Canon launches digital, video cameras in Bangladesh
Canon Singapore Pte Ltd yesterday launched its image communication products in Bangladesh through its sole authorized dealer J.A. N. Associates Limited.
The products include digital camera, video camera, digital SLR camera and camcorders.
Announcing the launching of Canon cameras for Bangladesh market at a function at Dhaka Sheraton Hotel yesterday evening, Melvyn Ho, Vice President of Canon Singapore Pte Ltd, said J.A.N. Associates has been a business partner of Canon for its printers and scanners in Bangladesh for the last twelve years.
"J.A.N. Associates Limited has done very well and has succeeded to achieve their business targets every year, and that is why Canon Singapore has decided to appoint J.A.N. Associates as the business partner for its camera products.
Younger Veterans at Greater Suicide Risk
Her team published its findings Tuesday in the online edition of the American Journal of Public Health. Military service comes with special challenges, and the 1999 Veterans Health Study found that nearly a third -- 31 percent -- of veterans were suffering depressive symptoms, a rate that's two to five times higher than observed in the general public. Now, as a new generation of soldiers returns from Iraq and Afghanistan, Zivin's team sought to better understand the risks depressed veterans face for suicide. To do so, they pored through data from the VA's National Registry for Depression for the years 1999 to 2004. Overall, the researchers looked at information on almost 808,000 veterans diagnosed with depressive symptoms; 1,683 (0.21 percent) of those veterans took their own lives.
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