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Updated: Friday, March 28 2014, 09:23 AM EDT
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UPPER YODER TOWNSHIP, Pa. -- At least Cambria County families were stolen from over the weekend as thieves broke into backyard sheds and took tools and ATVs from homes in Upper Yoder Township, including a very special dirt bike for a very special little boy with a debilitating disease.
It was two years ago when 6 News introduced its viewers to Frank Weaver as his mom began her fight to get him special medicine to help slow down his disease. Now, his family is again fighting against time to get his bike back before he's too sick to use it anymore.
Lynne Faint, Frank's mother, said she and at least five of her neighbors woke up this past weekend to find the locks on their backyard sheds cut off and many of the things they kept inside gone.
"Quads, dirt bikes and also chainsaws, gardening stuff and things like that," Faint said.
Also missing was a bike designed specially for her son. He has Duchene Muscular Dystrophy, a disease that weakens and eliminates his muscle. It's already affecting his walking and could very soon bind him to a wheelchair for the rest of his life.
"It was specially bought for him and he saved his money for it," Faint said. "It was an opportunity for him to feel really special and to have a dirt bike like all the other kids in the neighborhood have."
"I got that specially made for me with training wheels on it," Weaver said. "The training wheels are like blue and it's easier for me to ride so I don't fall off."
Police are investigating the thefts and some of the neighbors have already gotten their stuff back. But Frank is still waiting for his bike and until that happens, both he and his mom have a message for the people who stole it.
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ROSEVILLE, CA (KCRA/CNN) Garden sheds and picnic tables were sent flying when a tornado touched down near Roseville, CA Wednesday.
Several houses in one neighborhood suffered thousands of dollars in damages.
Mark Thompson estimates his garden shed weighs a thousand pounds, but says the tornado picked it up, threw it against his home, then eight feet into his backyard.
"Debris was flying and my picnic table was picked up from the side of my house and flew and hit their house," Thompson said.
The picnic table not only hit the back wall of Keith Kun's house, it broke all the way into a bedroom on the second floor.
The tornado also smashed Kun's backyard fence, busted two of his windows and littered his pool with wood chips and a ceramic planter.
"The fire marshal said they'll likely have to pull all the stucco off the back of the house," Kun said, "and he said with the windows and everything, probably between $25,000 and $30,000 worth of repairs to the house."
First reported as a funnel cloud near Sacramento International Airport at 5:30 p.m. Wednesday, the tornado touched down in west Roseville around 6:15 p.m. It continued as a funnel cloud and wall could to Loomis around 7 p.m.
The weather service says this tornado stayed on the ground for a couple hundred yards, and within a few seconds, it was gone.
In all, 12 homes had at least minor damage and no one was hurt. For most people, it was a reason to grab a cell phone, snap pictures and shoot video, and tell their friends across the country that California can be tornado country.
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Pierpont Community and Technical College hosted its 4th Annual Pierpont Veterans 5K Run, Thursday in Fairmont. The event included a KidsK, 5K, and the Mascots stole the show with the "Mascot Invitational".
Pierpont Community and Technical College hosted its 4th Annual Pierpont Veterans 5K Run, Thursday in Fairmont. The event included a KidsK, 5K, and the Mascots stole the show with the "Mascot Invitational".
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It's that time of year again! It's time to select the official West Virginia University Fan Shirt. The Fan Shirt is the official shirt for WVU fans to wear each season. Mountaineer fans have the opportunity
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Those patches can last up to five years, and the material is kept in an asphalt plant. Those just opened up recently in Harrison County.
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Smart lamps are still in the novelty phase, but there are serious potential uses for the technology -- and once devs get to work, as yet unimagined applications surely will come to light. "I think we're just at the precipice of seeing what smart light bulbs can do in terms of features, functions and different wattages," said tech analyst Laura DiDio.
LG Electronics on Monday unveiled a light bulb designed to illuminate consumers lives in a more intelligent way.
The Smart Lamp, which can be controlled by an iOS or Android device over Bluetooth or WiFi, debuted in LG's home market of South Korea.
The 10W LED bulb is 80 percent more energy-efficient than other incandescent bulbs, LG claimed, and will last for up to 10 years when used for around five hours per day.
Users can alter the lighting in their homes according to a range of preferences -- for instance, to match the mood and beat of the music they are listening to. Consumers can set the bulbs to turn on and off at certain times when they are not at home to keep potential burglars at bay. They can turn the bulbs into an alert system for incoming phone calls or program them to operate as an alarm clock.
The LG Smart Lamp works with Android version 4.3 and higher or iOS version 6.0 and up.
The Smart Lamp follows on the heels of Philips' own smart lighting system, Hue, released last year. Users of those bulbs can choose from millions of colors and brightness intensities to light their spaces. While that system requires a ZigBee base station to operate, which may complicate matters for those who seek simplicity, the networked bulbs may offer a more integrated, complete experience throughout the home than the Smart Lamp.
"The Philips lights talk to each other and connect through a bridge so you can do more things with them and more things will connect to them. A starter Philips kit is around (US)$200 for three lights," said Rob Enderle, principal analyst at the Enderle Group.
"I'd expect the single color LG lights to be brighter," he told TechNewsWorld.
The Smart Lamp is retailing at 35,000 won (US$30). It is not yet clear whether the Smart Lamp is coming to the U.S.
World Egypt People walk past a banner for Egypt's army chief Field Marshal Abdel Fattah al-Sisi in downtown Cairo March 26, 2014. Mohamed Abd El GhanyReuters
In Abdel Fatah Al-Sisis dream, approximately 35 years ago, he chatted with late Egyptian president Anwar Sadat. The two men exchanged pleasantries and Sadat told Sisi he always knew he was destined to lead Egypt. Sisi replied, I also know that Im going to be president of the republic.
Sisi discussed his prophetic presidential dreams during an off-the-record digression in a newspaper interview last year; audio of that portion was leaked last December. Such revelations in just about any other democratic country would have doomed the career of any politician. But Sisi is no ordinary politician and supporters here say the leaks may actually have helped Sisi and burnished his credentials as a child of destiny.
Sisis long-awaited entry into Egypts upcoming presidential race caps a dizzying rise to prominence. Just two years ago, Sisi was a political unknown plucked from comparative obscurity in August 2012 and elevated to defense minister by then-President Mohammed Morsi. Within a year Sisi had ousted Morsi from power in the face of massive street protests. Shortly thereafter, Sisi-mania was in full swing.
The country has been waiting for Sisi to announce his intentions for months. He enters the race as the overwhelmingly frontrunnerbeneficiary of an intense cult-of-personality that is in part manufactured, but also taps into genuine popular support for a military strongman. Posters of Sisis face have blanketed the country for months and a host of political and religious leaders have been lining up to endorse him. In January, pro-military demonstrators in Tahrir Square wore Pharaoh-style gold Sisi masks with no apparent sense of irony about what such symbolism portends for the countrys fledgling democracy.
There is nobody today who has the popularity of this man. That is a fact, says Amr Badr, a prominent local businessman with close ties to the military and an active supporter of Sisis presidential goals. I am convinced that Egypt needs a strong popular president with a great deal of respect. Egypt is no stranger to media-inflated cults of personality. But the sheer intensity of the Sisi worship is somewhat curious given that Egyptians still know very little about the man beyond the bare biographic details.
Hes basically this mystery man. Despite the cult of personality, we dont know that much about him, says Issandr El Amrani, North Africa director for International Crisis Group and a longtime Egypt resident. Obviously he benefits from the love of the military. But beyond that we know very little of Sisi and his personality, temperament and beliefs.
Joshua Stacher, formerly based in Egypt and now an assistant professor of political science at Kent State University, offers a harsher assessment. He doesnt seem to have a political plan. He doesnt seem to have an economic plan. The only thing weve seen him do for the past eight months is launch a war on terror and repress dissent, says Stacher, author of the book Adaptable Autocrats: Regime Power in Egypt and Syria.
Badr, the businessman and Sisi supporter, says the former Defense Ministers personal charisma and communication-style are as much the source of his popularity as his connection to the military. He is seen as one of the people. Hes not an elitist and he has very good body language, Badr says. Hes very simplein a good way. He doesnt use sophisticated language.
Wednesday nights announcementdelivered in full uniform from what looked like a lush gardenwas Sisis first real address to the Egyptian people since his announcement of Morsis ouster last July. This is my last day as a soldier, he said, But I will battle every day for the sake of Egypt.
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