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NEWBURY, England – - Speed-Trap Launches Industry-first Online Analytics Software That Captures and Analyses Visitor Interaction With Non-browser-based Adobe AIR and Rich Internet Applications Speed-Trap www.speed-trap.com the online customer insight software provider, today launches its analytics for adobe air applications, Speed-Trap’s unique capability to capture and process detailed data on users’ interactions with Adobe AIR applications,

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Speed-Trap Launches Analytics for Adobe Air Applications

4 Ethiopian athletes missing in Scotland FALKIRK, Scotland ? Two runners and two hurdlers from Ethiopia were reported missing Tuesday after leaving their hotel before a track and field meet in Scotland. The four are Betelhem Shewatatek (women’s 200 meters), Feleke Bekele (women’s 400 hurdles), Hagos Tadesse (men’s 400) and Tirehas Haileselassie (men’s hurdles)

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4 Ethiopian track athletes leave hotel and are missing in Scotland before meet

Summary Box: Consumer sentiment, home prices up WHAT HAPPENED?: Consumer confidence improved more than expected in August, and a nationwide gauge of home prices rose for the first time in three years, a sign the housing sector is stabilizing. WHAT DOES IT MEAN?: Improved consumer sentiment and higher home prices could mean consumers will spend more in

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Summary Box: Consumer sentiment improves, while home prices rise for first time in 3 years

Iraq focuses bombings blame on operatives in Syria BAGHDAD ? An al-Qaida front group said Tuesday it carried out last week’s truck bombings on government targets in Baghdad, attacks that Iraq has said also involved plotters among Saddam Hussein loyalists based in Syria. As the Iraqi government tries to fend off criticism for security lapses, it has

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Iraq?s al-Qaida claims Baghdad bombings, while Iraq focuses blame on Saddam loyalists in Syria

Teen lit alive with positive characters of size Like never before, teen lit is alive with plus-size characters who take on their school tormenters and get the guy, soaking up self-esteem as football heroes and big-girl models. While fat may not be the new vampire, the uptick comes at just the right time for young readers

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Fat may not be the new vampire, but teen lit is alive with positive plus-size characters

Top-seeded Davydenko advances at Pilot Pen NEW HAVEN, Conn. ? Top-seeded Nikolay Davydenko won a 22-point tiebreaker and went on to beat American Robert Kendrick 7-6 (10), 6-3 and advance to the third round of the Pilot Pen tennis tournament. Davydenko struggled with Kendrick’s serves, which occasionally topped 130 mph, giving up a dozen aces on Tuesday

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Nikolay Davydenko wins 22-point tiebreak en route to straight sets at Pilot Pen

Cowboys coach, aide sue over collapsed facility DALLAS ? Two Dallas Cowboys employees seriously injured in the collapse of the team’s indoor practice facility filed lawsuits Tuesday against the company that designed the structure and others linked to its construction and repair. Scouting assistant Rich Behm and special teams coach Joe DeCamillis filed lawsuits against Summit Structures

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Cowboys coach, scouting assistant sue companies that built failed practice facility

Karzai, top rival run about even in Afghan returns KABUL ? President Hamid Karzai and his main rival, former Foreign Minister Abdullah Abdullah, were running virtually even Tuesday in the first fragmented returns from last week’s Afghan election, raising the possibility of a runoff that could drag the process out for months

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Karzai, Abdullah about even in early Afghan presidential returns; bombs kill 41 in Kandahar

‘America’s Got Talent’ leads prime-time ratings NEW YORK ? While America’s got talent, NBC still has a hit talent show in these waning weeks of summer. “America’s Got Talent” had the two top slots in prime time last week, as viewers flocked to see performers vying to move into the show’s semifinal round.

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?America?s Got Talent? again leads prime-time ratings; CBS No. 1 in prime time overall

Prostate cancer hormone drugs risky for some men CHICAGO ? A new study links hormone therapy for prostate cancer with a higher risk of death in older men who’ve had serious heart problems. Hormone therapy suppresses the amount of testosterone produced, in turn causing prostate tumors to shrink or grow more slowly

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Risk of death higher for prostate cancer patients with heart disease who use hormone therapy

South Africans rally for runner in gender flap JOHANNESBURG ? Looking shy and awkward under the glare of media attention, South African runner Caster Semenya returned home Tuesday amid questions about her gender after her 800-meter win at the world championships, and South Africa’s president vowed that he would not permit her gold medal to be

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South Africans rally at airport for return of runner embroiled in gender controversy

Griffith returns to rehab for ‘routine’ visit NEW YORK ? Melanie Griffith’s publicist says the actress has returned to a rehab facility to “reinforce her commitment to stay healthy.” Spokeswoman Robin Baum says the 52-year-old Griffith checked in as “part of a routine plan.” Griffith went to rehab in 1988 to fight addictions to alcohol and cocaine. She

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Melanie Griffith returns to rehab facility for ?routine? visit

Attorney: Alleged Iowa coach shooter incompetent DES MOINES, Iowa ? The defense attorney for a man accused of killing an Iowa high school football coach in June says her client suffers from hallucinations and is not competent to stand trial. Coach Ed Thomas was fatally shot on June 24 in a weight room in front of about

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Defense attorney: Former player accused of fatally shooting Iowa coach incompetent for trial

Netanyahu seeks compromise on settlements LONDON ? Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he will seek a compromise in talks with the United States that would allow Israel to proceed with some settlement construction while restarting peace talks with the Palestinians. Israel’s leader began a four-day European tour on Tuesday with a meeting with his British counterpart,

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Netanyahu seeks compromise on settlements as he kicks of European tour in London

Remains found in Alaska could be 1,000 years old BARROW, Alaska ? Construction workers doing excavation for a new wastewater treatment plant in Alaska unearthed the remains of three people believed to be members of a tribal group that lived in Alaska more than 1,000 years ago. The Arctic Sounder newspaper reports that archeologists won’t be certain

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Construction workers dig up remains in Alaska that could be more than 1,000 years old

Staples 2Q profit falls 39 pct on acquisition cost NEW YORK ? Office supply chain Staples Inc.’s sales fell less in the second quarter than earlier this year, but the company said Tuesday that its profit dropped 39 percent, mainly because of its acquisition of Dutch chain Corporate Express. Sales at Staples stores open at least a

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Staples 2nd-qtr profit slips on acquisition cost but adjusted results meet forecasts

SKorea rocket takes off, satellite launch fails SEOUL, South Korea ? South Korea’s first rocket launch Tuesday failed to push a satellite into its orbit but the flawed mission may still anger rival North Korea, coming just months the communist nation’s own launch drew international condemnation. The failure dealt a blow to Seoul’s quest to become a

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SKorea?s first rocket takes off but fails to put satellite into its orbit

Karzai, top rival run nearly even in Afghan vote KABUL ? President Hamid Karzai and top challenger Abdullah Abdullah both have roughly 40 percent of the nationwide vote for president with 10 percent of polling stations counted, the Afghan election commission said Tuesday as it announced the first official returns.

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Karzai, Abdullah both near 40 percent of Afghan vote with 10 percent of stations counted

Israeli airstrike on Gaza smuggling tunnel kills 3 GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip ? An Israeli airstrike on a smuggling tunnel between the Gaza Strip and Egypt killed three Palestinians inside and wounded seven on Tuesday in the deadliest Israeli attack on the volatile border area in months, a Palestinian Health Ministry official said.

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Israeli airstrike on Gaza smuggling tunnel kills 3 in deadliest attack on border in months

Hikers rescued in Alaska after journey into wild ANCHORAGE, Alaska ? Two hikers have been rescued in the Alaska wilderness after visiting the bus made famous in the Sean Penn-directed movie “Into the Wild.” Troopers said the two were not prepared for an extended hike, with only street clothes and a little food. The “magic bus” gained fame

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2 hikers rescued by helicopter after visiting bus made famous in the movie ?Into the Wild?