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This document appears to be a news digest or clipping service containing summaries of two articles from 2010. The first is a NYTimes piece by Kirk Johnson regarding technology and methods for caring for Alzheimer's patients. The second is a World Market Media piece discussing the boom in mobile app development, investment trends by Kleiner Perkins, and comments from Patrick Bertagna of GTX Corp. The document bears a 'HOUSE_OVERSIGHT' footer, indicating it is part of a congressional investigation file.
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| Kirk Johnson | Author |
Author of the NYTimes article on Alzheimer's care
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| Patrick Bertagna | Founder/Chairman and CEO |
Executive at GTX Corp quoted in the World Market Media article regarding mobile apps
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| NYTimes.com |
Source of the first article
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| World Market Media |
Source of the second article
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| Nasdaq |
Stock exchange mentioned in relation to RIMM
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| RIMM |
Research In Motion (BlackBerry), mentioned as a historical stock comparison
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| Kleiner Perkins |
Venture capital firm mentioned for doubling its app-specific fund
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| GTX Corp |
Company discussed in the article (Ticker: OTCBB:GTXO)
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| LOCiMOBILE Inc. |
Wholly owned subsidiary of GTX Corp
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Location of the Alzheimer's patient mentioned in the NYTimes story
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Referenced in the context of financial trends
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Patrick Bertagna at GTX Corp (OTCBB:GTXO) its Founder/Chairman and CEO
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"With 500 million smart phones entering the market place, I believe we are at the tip of the next"Source
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Resources and Technology to Help Caregivers Cope
Kirk Johnson - NYTimes.com - May 4, 2010 - One Alzheimer’s wanderer in Arizona had lost much of his memory, but not, apparently, his interest in fashion: he never left the house without a beloved baseball cap on his head. So a trick the family used to keep the man around was to hide his caps.
Search-and-rescue experts who deal with dementia patients also recommend alarms on doors that sound when opened if a proper code is not entered, along with posters or wallpaper images that disguise or conceal doors. Sometimes a simple large, emphatic sign on every door saying “Stop!” will deter a wanderer.
Read the full story
Kirk Johnson - NYTimes.com - May 4, 2010 - One Alzheimer’s wanderer in Arizona had lost much of his memory, but not, apparently, his interest in fashion: he never left the house without a beloved baseball cap on his head. So a trick the family used to keep the man around was to hide his caps.
Search-and-rescue experts who deal with dementia patients also recommend alarms on doors that sound when opened if a proper code is not entered, along with posters or wallpaper images that disguise or conceal doors. Sometimes a simple large, emphatic sign on every door saying “Stop!” will deter a wanderer.
Read the full story
New App craze brings back the 1990’s
World Market Media - April 9, 2010 - Every Portfolio manager I’ve ever known loves to find a sector with wind at it’s back..the early users of the “CrackBerry” knew (Nasdaq: RIMM) was the stock he/she needed to invest in because every person on Wall Street had one. This phenomena doesn’t occur often and RIMM”s are as rare as Australopithecus. I observe the current app craze as the new cycle for lightning quick revenues based on the size of the market itself.
Certainly anyone with an iPhone or Android phone has imagined that they could build an app when they got home that night…I know I did.
I can tell you from experience that when Kleiner Perkins doubles the size of its venture fund specific to app’s you know your watching the ship turning in the harbor. This is a unique space with wind at it’s back and certainly the app’s market is a niche to watch, we found this company and had a chance to speak with Patrick Bertagna at GTX Corp (OTCBB:GTXO) its Founder/Chairman and CEO. He had some interesting comments about how the company has evolved and found some traction with its wholly owned subsidiary LOCiMOBILE Inc. Bertagna commented “With 500 million smart phones entering the market place, I believe we are at the tip of the next
World Market Media - April 9, 2010 - Every Portfolio manager I’ve ever known loves to find a sector with wind at it’s back..the early users of the “CrackBerry” knew (Nasdaq: RIMM) was the stock he/she needed to invest in because every person on Wall Street had one. This phenomena doesn’t occur often and RIMM”s are as rare as Australopithecus. I observe the current app craze as the new cycle for lightning quick revenues based on the size of the market itself.
Certainly anyone with an iPhone or Android phone has imagined that they could build an app when they got home that night…I know I did.
I can tell you from experience that when Kleiner Perkins doubles the size of its venture fund specific to app’s you know your watching the ship turning in the harbor. This is a unique space with wind at it’s back and certainly the app’s market is a niche to watch, we found this company and had a chance to speak with Patrick Bertagna at GTX Corp (OTCBB:GTXO) its Founder/Chairman and CEO. He had some interesting comments about how the company has evolved and found some traction with its wholly owned subsidiary LOCiMOBILE Inc. Bertagna commented “With 500 million smart phones entering the market place, I believe we are at the tip of the next
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