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Making deals with Spotify and HTC, Sprint’s latest pitch is better music

Sprint is kicking up the beat in mobile music. Customers using the wireless carrier’s Sprint brand are in for a free trial with digital music service Spotify. And the company cut an exclusive deal for HTC’s newest phone that promises to play music at “above CD quality.”

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A new device detects the heartbeat and respiration of victims trapped in rubble or debris using  continuous wave (CV) microwave radar to detect small motions from breathing and heartbeats. Signal processing is used to separate multiple targets, as multiple victims will have different heartbeats at different rates.

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Las Vegas jury hears pro golfer's suicide note

LAS VEGAS (AP) - A suicide note left by professional golfer Erica Blasberg in 2010 blames no one, expresses deep personal unhappiness and describes a mixture of drugs kicking in before ending with the words, "love and kisses, eternity, Erica."

"I'm sad and don't want to be doing this right now," the 25-year-old wrote in the letter that was read to a jury on Wednesday. "Sorry for all the people I've hurt doing this, but please understand how miserable and sad I am, and that I feel no way of escaping it."

The note provided a dramatic opening to a civil wrongful death, medical malpractice and breach of fiduciary duty trial against Blasberg's then-physician, occasional golfing buddy and personal friend, Dr. Thomas Hess.

Blasberg's parents accuse Hess of having had an inappropriate relationship with her and failing to provide proper medical care before she died. Their lawsuit, filed in 2011 in Clark County District Court, seeks unspecified monetary damages.

Hess, now 46, denies having a romantic relationship with Blasberg. He pleaded guilty in late 2010 to a misdemeanor obstruction charge for removing the suicide note and medications after discovering Blasberg's body, and was sentenced to one year of probation and 40 hours of community service.

Blasberg's parents' attorney, Nick Crosby, told the jury Wednesday that circumstantial evidence and series of seemingly secretive acts surrounding their communication point to Hess' responsibility in the death.

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