Oscar processed, placed in cell

Johannesburg - Paralympian Oscar Pistorius has been processed and placed in his cell in the hospital wing of the Kgosi Mampuru II prison, the facility's area commissioner Zebilon Monama said on Tuesday.

"He is a little bit tired and tense but the chaplain went to talk to him," he told Sapa.

"He is deurmekaar, as they say in Afrikaans. After he saw the chaplain our psychologist went to see him, just to try talk to him."

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Phone hackers dial and redial to steal billions

SAN FRANCISCO — Bob Foreman’s architecture firm ran up a $166,000 phone bill in a single weekend last March. But neither Mr. Foreman nor anyone else at his seven-person company was in the office at the time.

“I thought: ‘This is crazy. It must be a mistake,’ ” Mr. Foreman said.

10 questions that prove you’re ready for marriage

Many people get engaged because they’re overcome with emotion in the heat of the moment — and without really thinking through all the implications of making such a serious, committed decision.

 So what can you do to ensure that you’re ready for marriage with your current partner and not just giving in to pressure from others? “It’s important to feel that you are really certain about this. Before you find yourself shopping for flowers, photographers, 

DJs and a venue, it’s critical that you know you are seeking marriage for all the right reasons,” says Dr. Karin Anderson, author of It Just Hasn’t Happened Yet...

Hospitals Brace as Ebola Panic, Flu Season Collide

A young woman complaining of abdominal pain and nausea who had traveled to Africa arrived at a Long Island hospital fearful that she had contracted Ebola. She did not have the virus, but the pregnancy test was positive.

The woman had been to South Africa, more than 3,400 miles (5,400 km) from the three West African countries enduring the worst Ebola outbreak on record, and the trip ended six weeks prior, or twice the potential incubation period for Ebola infection.