OTA
An over-the-air update, also known as over-the-air programming, is an update to an embedded system that is delivered through a wireless network, such as Wi-Fi or a cellular network. These embedded systems include mobile phones, tablets, set-top boxes, cars and telecommunications equipment.
People died in Ota (First 49 people) - Page 14
Thomas Anthony Welch
Bill Otis
Baseball player
Ben Boo
Former Minnesota State Representative
William Alvin Pittenger
Former United States Representative
James McGolrick
Burr Williams
Ice hockey player
Max Morath
American pianist
Danielle Louise Dickey
Dennis Banks' daughter
Karl Kassulke
American football player
George Konik
American ice hockey player
Mark Pavelich
Ice hockey player
Tony Sparano
American football coach
Keith Fahnhorst
American football player
Miles Lord
Judge
Bill Carlson
American journalist
Jerry Burns
Former American football player
Micky Axton
American aviator
Mattie Della Shaw Baker
Singer ‧ Prince's mother
John Sladek
American author
Irving Gottesman
American professor
Michael Steinberg
American music critic
Rutherford Aris
Chemical engineer
Ron Vander Kelen
American football quarterback
Murray Oliver
Ice hockey centre
Charles W. Lindberg
Frank Eugene Hook
Politician
Ossie Bluege
American baseball player
James Disbrow
Figure skater
Bill Daley
American football fullback
James R. Cargill
American businessman
Coya Knutson
Former Minnesota State Representative
Larry Olsonoski
American football player
Margaret Frazer
American novelist
Sigurd F. Olson
American author
Kitty O'Neil
American stuntwoman
Paul Wellstone
Former United States Senator
Sheila Wellstone
Advocate
Sam LoPresti
American ice hockey player
Marcia Wellstone Markuson
Paul Wellstone's daughter
paul d. wellstone
Former United States Senator
George A. Sinner
Former Governor of North Dakota
John Berkey
American artist
Vess Ossman
Musical artist
James Ployhar
American composer
Quentin Burdick
American lawyer
William Lemke
Former United States Representative
Martin N. Johnson
Former United States Senator
