Doctors raise prostate cancer awareness | KFOR.com ? Oklahoma ...

Posted on: 4:58 pm, August 28, 2012, by KFOR-TV, updated on: 11:33am, August 28, 2012

Next week begins Prostate Cancer Awareness month and doctors want you to be well-informed about the disease and how it can be treated.

Here to discuss prostate cancer treatment options is Dr. Sameer Keole, medical director of ProCure Proton Therapy Center in Oklahoma City.

Dr. Keole talks about the risk factors in prostate cancer and the different treatment options.?

ProCure and INTEGRIS is going to be hosting prostate clinics:

• ?INTEGRIS Cancer Institute of Oklahoma
• ?Making sense of prostate cancer treatments?
• Tuesday, Sept. 11
• 5:30-6:30 p.m.
• Tours of INTEGRIS Cancer Institute of Oklahoma and ProCure Proton Therapy Center following the presentation

For more information on proton therapy and the Oklahoma center, visit www.procure.com/ok.

Source: http://kfor.com/2012/08/28/doctors-raise-prostate-cancer-awareness/

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Tropical Storm Isaac drenches Haiti, aims for Cuba

PORT-AU-PRINCE (Reuters) - Tropical Storm Isaac emerged over warm Caribbean waters on Saturday slightly weaker but ready to regroup after dumping torrential rains on Haiti, where thousands of people remain homeless more than two years after a devastating earthquake.

Heavy rains and high winds lashed Haiti's southern coast, flooding parts of the capital Port-au-Prince, and flattening tents in some of the fragile resettlement camps that house more than 350,000 survivors of the 2010 earthquake.

A 10-year-old girl was killed in Port-au-Prince when a wall fell on her, the Civil Protection authority said. Power outages and flooding were reported as Isaac moved across the hilly and severely deforested Caribbean country.

"There's a lot of rain, a lot of wind," said Magdala Jean-Baptiste, who huddled with her frightened children in their home in the southern coastal city of Jacmel. "We haven't had any power since the storm started yesterday. We passed the night with no sleep."

Isaac was forecast to sweep over eastern Cuba on Saturday and strengthen into a hurricane as it approaches the Florida Keys. It was on track for the Gulf of Mexico, where major energy companies have begun offshore evacuations that could end up shutting nearly half the area's oil output.

The center of Isaac was about 95 miles east-southeast of Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, on Saturday morning, the U.S. National Hurricane Center said.

A hurricane warning was in effect for the Florida Keys and the southwest coast of Florida.

Isaac's march across the Caribbean comes as U.S. Republicans prepare to gather in Tampa, on Florida's central Gulf Coast, for Monday's start of their national convention ahead of the November presidential election. The convention is expected to proceed as planned.

In the Dominican Republic, Isaac felled power and phone lines and left at least a dozen towns cut off by flood waters. The most severe damage was reported along the south coast, including the capital Santo Domingo, where more than half the city was without power.

In Haiti, the United Nations mission there said it was prepared to distribute food and emergency supplies for more than 300,000 people, and 5,700 U.N. troops stood ready to clear roads for emergency response teams.

The government and aid groups tried to evacuate thousands of tent camp dwellers on Friday but many Haitians chose to remain in their flimsy, makeshift homes, apparently fearing they would be robbed, said Bradley Mellicker, head of disaster management for the International Organization for Migration (IOM).

REFUGE FROM THE STORM

Volunteers from the government's Civil Protection office were sent across Haiti, warning people about flood and landslide risks. About 1,250 shelters opened in schools, churches and other buildings but Red Cross officials said the number could be grossly inadequate. Prime Minister Laurent Lamothe acknowledged Haiti had "limited means" to ensure public safety.

Red Cross and IOM representatives joined government officials in trying to evacuate 8,000 of the "most vulnerable people," including 2,500 sick and disabled, from 18 tent camps in low-lying coastal areas of Port-au-Prince.

Many Haitians, most of whom scrape by on less than $1 per day, consider disaster an inevitable part of life in the poorest country in the Americas.

"We live under tents. If there's too much rain and wind, water comes in. There's nothing we can do," said Nicholas Absolouis, an unemployed 34-year-old mechanic at one camp for homeless people on the northern edge of the chaotic capital.

Flooding could also help reignite a cholera epidemic, which has killed more than 7,500 people in Haiti since the disease first appeared in October 2010, foreign aid workers said.

After crossing Cuba and the Florida Keys, Isaac was forecast to move north to northwest through the Gulf of Mexico and make landfall anywhere on the U.S. coast from the Florida Panhandle to New Orleans at midweek.

Emergency managers urged tourists to leave the Keys if they could do so safely on Saturday. A single road links the chain of low-lying islands to the Florida Peninsula.

Officials said Key West International Airport will stop commercial air traffic on Saturday evening and all day Sunday.

Isaac has drawn especially close scrutiny because of the Republican Party's convention, a four-day meeting during which former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney will receive the party's presidential nomination.

Party officials insist the convention will go ahead, even if they have to alter the schedule. But NHC meteorologist Rick Danielson said late on Friday that Tampa could be hit by coastal flooding and driving winds or rain.

"There is still a full range of possible impacts on Tampa at this point," he said.

(Writing by Jane Ssutton and Kevin Gray; Additional reporting by David Adams in Miami and Kristen Hays in Houston; Editing by Kieran Murray and Vicki Allen)

Source: http://news.yahoo.com/isaac-bears-down-haiti-south-florida-under-storm-011629692.html

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Airborne technology helps manage elephants

ScienceDaily (Aug. 6, 2012) ? For years, scientists have debated how big a role elephants play in toppling trees in South African savannas. Tree loss is a natural process, but it is increasing in some regions, with cascading effects on the habitat for many other species. Using high resolution 3-D mapping, Carnegie scientists have for the first time quantitatively determined tree losses across savannas of Kruger National Park. They found that elephants are the primary agents -- their browsing habits knock trees over at a rate averaging 6 times higher than in areas inaccessible to them.

The research also found that elephants prefer toppling trees in the 16-to-30 foot (5-8 m) range, with annual losses of up to 20% in these height classes. The findings, published in Ecology Letters, bolster our understanding of elephant conservation needs and their impacts, and the results could help to improve savanna management practices.

"Previous field studies gave us important clues that elephants are a key driver of tree losses, but our airborne 3-D mapping approach was the only way to fully understand the impacts of elephants across a wide range of environmental conditions found in savannas," commented lead author Greg Asner of Carnegie's Department of Global Ecology. "Our maps show that elephants clearly toppled medium-sized trees, creating an "elephant trap" for the vegetation. These elephant-driven tree losses have a ripple effect across the ecosystem, including how much carbon is sequestered from the atmosphere."

The technology used for monitoring trees is Light Detection and Ranging (LiDAR), mounted on the fixed-wing Carnegie Airborne Observatory (CAO). It provides detailed 3-D images of the vegetation canopy at tree-level resolution using laser pulses that sweep across the African savanna. The CAO's lasers can detect even small changes in each tree's height, and its vast coverage is far superior to previous field-based and aerial photographic evaluations. The scientists considered an array of environmental variables spread over four study landscapes within Kruger and in very large areas fenced off to prevent herbivore entry. For years, four of these exclosures have kept out all herbivores larger than a rabbit. Two other partial enclosures have permitted entry of herbivores other than elephants.

The scientists identified and monitored 58,000 individual trees from the air, inside and outside of these exclosures and across the landscape in 2008 and again in 2010. They found that nearly 9% of the trees decreased in height in two years, and that the mapped changes in treefall were linked to different climate and terrain conditions. Most tree losses occurred in lowland areas with more moisture and on soils high in nutrients that harbor trees preferred by elephants for browsing. Critically, the partial exclosures definitively identified elephants, as opposed to other herbivores and fire, as the major agent of tree losses over the two-year period.

"These spatially explicit patterns of treefall highlight the challenges faced by conservation area managers in Africa, who must know where and how their decisions impact ecosystem health and biodiversity. They should rely on rigorous science to evaluate alternative scenarios and management options, and the CAO helps provide the necessary quantification," commented co-author Shaun Levick.

Danie Pienaar, head of scientific services of the South African National Parks remarked, "This collaboration between external scientists and conservation managers has led to exciting and ground-breaking new insights to long-standing questions and challenges. Knowing where increasing elephant impacts occur in sensitive landscapes allows park managers to take appropriate and focused action. These questions have been difficult to assess with conventional ground-based field approaches over large scales such as those in Kruger National Park."

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Choosing the Best Risk Management Software Solution | Articles ...

Risk Management Software has played an increasing role in supporting the claims management workflow. It provides a disciplined environment for proactive decision-making to assess and mitigate risks. Newer and smarter claims management insurance software solutions are being introduced at a rapid rate.

So, what are the best practices in choosing the best software solution provider? Workflow productivity has become a high commodity; so any claims management system solution should deliver customizable, flexible and scalable results. It?s important to pay attention to a few key aspects when making the decision on your claims management system.

Browser Based Interface and Internet Accessibility
In today?s times, the emphasis for consuming less man hours can be packaged together in a single risk software solution. An SQL database software with a secure VPN and SSL Encryption will provide easy Internet accessibility to your claims management system. Including easy integration to support other software products like Microsoft Word, Excel, and/or Outlook for easy integration of claims data, reports, and correspondence.

Innovative and Intuitive Reporting Structure
Management of several different types of insurance related data can at times result in a high volume of human error. With intuitive business intelligence reporting tools, your claims management software will provide a more streamlined and efficient workflow. These innovative software solutions help manage claims to control your total cost of risk with just clicks of a button. Making sure your risk management software includes leading technology solutions will help you analyze, and identify key risks? cost drivers.

Improve Workflow Productivity
Streamline your workforce productivity and boost your claims volume by having efficient and accurate workflow automation claims management software. Automating your workflow processing can decrease your excessive administrative costs significantly. This integral part of your claims management system will help with quickly responding to customer queries and improved customer relations to help you with attracting new clients and retaining old customers.

Documentation Retrieval and Preservation
Easily documenting and maintaining your claim files should be a necessary component in your claims processing software. This feature will allow you to retain all of your reports and correspondence. As you scan in your documents the Optical Character Recognition (OCR) process will convert your printed document into a word processing file and quickly edit and store it. Having this function will provide you the functionality to easily recall a file for future reference. You will also decrease your document handling costs and liabilities, and it?s a common process that should be included in your cost saving initiatives.

Risks are a part of doing business but having the right Risk Management claims solution in place makes a difference in how effectively you can deal with them. Your claims management software should provide improved work productivity and results while reducing risks and losses. Insurers and Risk Managers should pay attention to these points during their decision-making process to enhance their quality of claims management service and have a competitive edge over other companies.

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Celebrity Photos: July 2012

Jessica Alba enjoyed some pool time with her daughters Haven and Honor in Italy on July 11.

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Miley Cyrus was spotted leaving Pilates class on July 10 sporting some new ink on her forearm -- <a href="http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/07/11/miley-cyrus-new-tattoo-president-roosevelt_n_1664882.html?utm_hp_ref=celebrity" target="_hplink">a quote by Theodore Roosevelt.</a>

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Are Sofia Vergara and Nick Loeb engaged? According to sources, Loeb <a href="http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/07/10/sofia-vergara-engaged-modern-family-star-nick-loeb_n_1663273.html?utm_hp_ref=celebrity" target="_hplink">popped the question on Vergara's 40th birthday in Mexico.</a>

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Newlyweds Matthew McConaughey and Camila Alves, who are expecting their third child together, attended the European premiere of "Magic Mike" in London on July 10.

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"Magic Mike" star Channing Tatum gave a wave to fans as he left ITV Studios in London on July 10.

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Pregnant Drew Barrymore treated herself to a mani/pedi day in Los Angeles on July 9.

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Real-life lovebirds Cory Monteith and Lea Michele were spotted walked hand-in-hand as they stepped out for lunch in Hollywood on July 9.

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Well, that was fast! Less than two weeks after announcing their split, <a href="http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/07/09/tom-cruise-katie-holmes-divorce-settlement_n_1659293.html?utm_hp_ref=celebrity" target="_hplink">Katie Holmes and Tom Cruise settled their divorce out of court</a> they announced on July 9, with Holmes reportedly getting primary custody of their daughter, Suri, 6.

Celebrity News: July 2012

Congratulations are in order for Kourtney Kardashian! The reality star and her longtime beau, Scott Disick, <a href="http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/07/09/penelope-scotland-kourtney-kardashian-baby-girl_n_1572027.html?utm_hp_ref=celebrity" target="_hplink">welcomed a baby girl named Penelope Scotland on June 8.</a>

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Janice Dickinson was shy about showing off her bikini body in Malibu on July 8.

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Alessandra Ambrosio is one hot mama. The Victoria's Secret model -- seen here with daughter Anja -- hit the beach with her family in Malibu on July 8.

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Nick Jonas played it cool as he hailed a cab in New York on July 8.

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Liam Hemsworth braved the heat while filming his new flick, "Empire State," in Queens, N.Y.

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Celebrity stylist Rachel Zoe was all smiles as she stepped out with her son, Skyler, on July 8 in Los Angeles.

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Uh, do you have something to tell us, Rachel McAdams? Though it may looks like the actress is going into labor, she's just in character on the set of her latest film, "About Time," on July 8.

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LeAnn Rimes and Eddie Cibrian played it cool when they stopped by the set of the new Matchbox 20 music video on their motorcycle on July 7 in Los Angeles.

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Uh oh! Justin Bieber found himself in a bit of trouble on July 6 when he was pulled over for speeding in Los Angeles.

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Jessica Simpson <a href="https://twitter.com/JessicaSimpson/status/221069649931022336" target="_hplink">shared a sweet family photo on Twitter </a>July 5 from her Fourth of July celebration.

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Amanda Seyfried, wearing some particularly short shorts, and a friend ran some errands in West Hollywood on July 5.

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Shane Warne and Elizabeth Hurley were photographed leaving Claridges Hotel in London after attending a friend's birthday party on July 5.

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Minka Kelly, all in black, was spotted leaving the gym in West Hollywood on July 5.

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Catherine Zeta-Jones snapped some photos of her children on the beach in Los Angeles on July 5.

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Mommy-daughter duo Pink and Willow, who was sporting a very festive tutu, took in the July 4th sights by bike in Los Angeles.

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Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner celebrated the Fourth of July with their family -- including baby Samuel -- at a parade in Pacific Palisades, Calif.

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Katy Perry was all smiles <a href="http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/07/05/katy-perry-goes-biking-4th-of-july-photo_n_1650810.html?utm_hp_ref=celebrity" target="_hplink">as she biked around Venice Beach, Calif., on July 4.</a>

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Christina Aguilera and her beau Matt Rutler<a href="http://www.x17online.com/celebrities/christina_aguilera/christina_aguilera_matthew_rutler_max_malibu_4_july_american_flag_070512.php" target="_hplink"> took a stroll on the beach in Malibu on July 4.</a>

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Lindsay Lohan is back to red! The actress, who just wrapped production on "Liz & Dick," debuted a new 'do at Shore Bar on July 4.

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Katie Holmes, who has had quite a few drama-filled days recently, and daughter Suri stepped out for some late-night ice cream on July 3 in New York City.

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Carly Rae Jepson rocked some short shorts in New York City on July 3 while on set for her latest music video.

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The couple that goes to fashion shows together, stays together... right? Kanye West and Kim Kardashian were all decked out as they attended a Stephane Rolland fashion show in Paris on July 3.

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Chris Hemsworth got in some daddy-daughter time on July 3 as he cradled his baby girl, India, while in Madrid, Spain.

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Ashley Tisdale <a href="http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/07/03/ashley-tisdale-bikini-birthday-bash-photos_n_1645794.html?utm_hp_ref=celebrity" target="_hplink">sizzled in a yellow fringe bikini</a> as she celebrated her 27th birthday in Malibu on July 2.

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Snooki is certainly preparing for motherhood in an interesting way. The pregnant "Jersey Shore" star was spotted <a href="http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/07/03/snooki-stroller-beer_n_1647116.html?utm_hp_ref=celebrity" target="_hplink">pushing a stroller filled with beer and soda</a> in Seaside Heights, N.J., on July 2.

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Reese Witherspoon is one workin' mama. The pregnant actress -- and her growing baby bump -- was spotted on the set of her new film "Devil's Knot" on July 2.

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Nicole Richie and Australian model Jessica Hart stepped out at Nobu Malibu on July 2.

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Tina Fey and her daughter, Penelope, hung out on the set of the "30 Rock" star's new film, "Admission," in Princeton, N.J., on July 2.

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Katie Holmes was spotted out in New York for the first time after announcing her split from husband Tom Cruise on July 2.

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Anderson Cooper publicly came out as a gay man on July 2, writing in an email to writer Andrew Sullivan:<a href="http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/07/02/anderson-cooper-comes-out-gay_n_1643276.html?utm_hp_ref=celebrity&ir=Celebrity" target="_hplink"> "The fact is, I'm gay, always have been, always will be, and I couldn't be any more happy, comfortable with myself, and proud."</a>

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It was a double date night for Beyonce and Jay-Z as they joined pal Kanye West and his girlfriend Kim Kardashian <a href="http://www.celebuzz.com/2012-07-01/bet-awards-2012-beyonce-and-jay-z-have-double-date-night-with-kim-kardashian-and-kanye-west-photos/" target="_hplink">at the BET Awards on July 1.</a>

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Engaged couple Keira Knightley and James Righton looked as happy as can be as they strolled around New York City on July 1.

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Cute couple alert! "Glee" co-stars and real-life couple <a href="http://www.eonline.com/news/lea_michele_cory_monteith_simply_stun/327317" target="_hplink">Cory Monteith and Lea Michele looked stunning</a> at the Versace Haute-Couture fashion show in Paris on July 1.

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Funnyman Will Arnett was spotted biking through New York's Tribeca neighborhood on July 1 after making a stop at Whole Foods.

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Congratulations are in order for Alec Baldwin and Hilaria Thomas! <a href="http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/06/30/alec-baldwin-married-hilaria-thomas_n_1640550.html?utm_hp_ref=celebrity" target="_hplink">The couple tied the knot on June 30</a> at New York's St. Patrick's Old Cathedral.

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Just friends? Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis, who have been dodging dating rumors for months, <a href="http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/07/02/mila-kunis-ashton-kutcher-dating-couple-cozy-lunch-date_n_1642978.html?utm_hp_ref=celebrity" target="_hplink">were spotted together at Soho House in West Hollywood, Calif., on June 30.</a>

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Former "Real Housewives of New York" star Kelly Bensimon wasn't shy about showing a little skin as she promoted her new book, "I Can Make You Hot" at TAO Beach in Las Vegas on June 30.

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Looking good, Jordin Sparks! <a href="http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/07/02/jordin-sparks-tiny-waist-dodgers-national-anthem_n_1642899.html?utm_hp_ref=celebrity" target="_hplink">The singer was all smiles as she attended a baseball game</a> between the New York Mets and the L.A. Dogers in Los Angeles on June 30.

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So cute! Pregnant Sarah Michelle Gellar was all smiles as she <a href="http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/07/02/sarah-michelle-gellar-baby-bump-pregnant-photo_n_1643382.html?utm_hp_ref=celebrity" target="_hplink">stepped out with her daughter Charlotte</a> on June 30 in Beverly Hills.

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It was announced on June 29 that <a href="http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/06/29/tom-cruise-katie-holmes-divorce_n_1638050.html?utm_hp_ref=celebrity" target="_hplink">Katie Holmes has filed for divorce from husband Tom Cruise</a> after five years of marriage. The couple has one daughter together, Suri, 6.

Celebrity New: June 2012

It looks like Adele will have a little someone to sing lullabies too soon! The soulful singer announced she and boyfriend Simon Konecki <a href="http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/06/29/adele-pregnant-singer-expecting-first-child-boyfriend-simon-konecki_n_1638151.html?utm_hp_ref=celebrity" target="_hplink">are expecting a baby together.</a>

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Looking good, Haylie Duff! The actress rocked a tight salmon-colored minidress when <a href="http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/07/01/haylie-duff-wears-tight-short-dress-photos_n_1641633.html" target="_hplink">she stepped out at Chateau Marmont on June 29.</a>

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Selena Gomez and Taylor Swift were all smiles<a href="http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/06/28/taylor-swift-selena-gomez_n_1633615.html?utm_hp_ref=celebrity" target="_hplink"> as they stepped out to lunch</a> on June 27 in Malibu, Calif.

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Katy Perry rocked out after the premiere of her new movie, "Katy Perry: Part Of Me," in LA on June 26.

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Following Katy Perry's movie premiere on June 26, Selena Gomez stepped out for some fun at Bootsy Bellows in West Hollywood, along with beau Justin Bieber and Robert Pattinson.

Celebrity News: June 2012

Exciting news for "True Blood" stars Anna Paquin and Stephen Moyer! The couple is expecting not one, but two babies! <a href="http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/06/27/anna-paquin-twins-pregnant-true-blood-stephen-moyer_n_1630662.html?utm_hp_ref=celebrity" target="_hplink">Paquin is pregnant with twins</a> and is due in the fall. Congrats!

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Newlyweds Camila Alves and Matthew McConaughey were spotted entering their NYC hotel with kids Levi and Vida on on June 26.

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Ryan Seacrest took some time off from his busy schedule <a href="http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/06/27/ryan-seacrest-hits-the-water-photos_n_1630149.html" target="_hplink">to hit the waves on a jet ski</a> in St. Tropez on June 26.

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And the engagement rumors start again! Jennifer Aniston returned to L.A. after a European getaway with beau Justin Theroux on June 25 <a href="http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/06/26/jennifer-aniston-engagement-rumors-ring-photo_n_1627012.html" target="_hplink">sporting a diamond ring on her right hand.</a> But don't get in a frenzy; it's not a new ring! She's been wearing it all year.

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Cute couple alert! "The Amazing Spider-Man" co-stars and real-life lovebirds Andrew Garfield and Emma Stone goof off at a WWO cocktail party on June 26 in New York.

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Blake Lively certainly glammed up the June 25 premiere of her new movie, "Savages," in LA.

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Baby on board! Kate Hudson and Matthew Bellamy<a href="http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/06/25/kate-hudson-baby-bing-vacation-photo_n_1625531.html?1340659675" target="_hplink"> take baby Bingham on a boat ride</a> in France on June 25.

Source: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/07/11/kristin-chenoweth-injured_n_1666902.html

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