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Saturday, December 31, 2011
Harris leads Houston over Texas State 94-71
HOUSTON (AP) - Joseph Young scored 25 points and TaShawn Thomas added 16 points and 16 rebounds as Houston topped Texas State 94-71 on Friday night.
Alandise Harris had 17 points and Jonathon Simmons 15 points and nine rebounds for the Cougars (8-5), who won their fourth straight game and avenged an 81-78 defeat at Texas State on Dec. 6.
Matt Staff scored 16 points and Reid Koenen 12 for the Bobcats (7-6).
Houston shot 53.8% (35 of 65) from the floor and made 11 of its 18 attempts from 3-point range. The Cougars enjoyed a 52-25 rebounding advantage.
Young had seven points and Harris six during a 19-5 run over a 5:15 second-half stretch that gave Houston permanent control. A dunk by Thomas ended the surge and gave the Cougars a 70-50 lead with 10:04 remaining.
Copyright 2011 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.
Source: http://www.kwes.com/story/16421625/harris-leads-houston-over-texas-state-94-71
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Samsung Galaxy Note shipments reach 1 million as it gears for 2012 US release
1. ivanko34 posted on 0 0
I own this phone
I like it a lot
It is perfect and it has an incredible quality of antenna so I can connect at places where other phones don't get any signal
The big screen is a pleasure for internet, photo and videos
It is very thin and the battery is huge to support hours of browsing
2. Leodrade posted on 0 0
Buy a Note now or wait for the GSIII? I can't get this question out of my mind
3. arcq12 posted on 0 0
if you live in the US, just buy a note, if not then wait for the GSIII..
4. hunted posted on 0 0
Please dont change the beautiful design as you did for S2
5. CX3NT3_713 posted on 0 1
Smh.... if there is a sgs3? It won't be release any time soon? Maybe next next year... Js. I'm getting this phone. ONLY if it has LTE capabilities .
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Friday, December 30, 2011
Steve Jobs, Jobs, Jobs ? genius, visionary ... outsourcer
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Steve Jobs
?It?s all about Jobs. Steve Jobs. Although he was brilliant, creative and a successful CEO, he had one flaw: He outsourced Apple.?
So writes Joel D. Joseph, chairman of the Made in the USA Foundation, a Los Angeles-based group that promotes U.S. products here and abroad. Here?s the rest of Joseph?s provocative essay about Jobs, the brilliant technology pioneer who died in October, and Apple Inc.? (NASDAQ:AAPL), the $108 billion company he created:
?Mr. Jobs could have created a hundred thousand jobs in the United States, but instead he created them in China and Korea. Apple can still move many of those jobs back to the United States.
Outsourcing
Foxconn is one of the primary subcontractors for Apple. It is the world?s largest maker of electronic products, including the iPhone, iPod and iPad. Foxconn employs from 300,000 to 450,000 workers in Shenzhen, China at the Longhua Science & Technology Park, a cramped, walled campus sometimes known as ?Foxconn City? or ?iPod City.? Covering more than one square mile, its enclave includes 15 factories, worker dormitories and a shopping area complete with a grocery store, bank, restaurants, bookstore, and a hospital. Workers never have to leave the campus, and rarely do.
Apple?s iPods are made by mainly female workers who earn as little as $40 per month, according to a report in Britain?s Daily Mail. The report claims Foxconn?s workers live in dormitories that house 100 people, and that visitors from the outside world are not permitted. Workers toil for 15 hours a day to make the iPod music player, the report claims. They earn $40 per month. The report revealed that the iPod Nano is made in a five-story factory that is secured by police officers.
Steve Symanovich is editor of the San Francisco Business Times.
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Venezuela's Chavez: did U.S. give Latin American leaders cancer? (Reuters)
CARACAS (Reuters) ? Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez speculated on Wednesday that the United States might have developed a way to give Latin American leaders cancer, after Argentina's Cristina Fernandez joined the list of presidents diagnosed with the disease.
It was a typically controversial statement by Venezuela's socialist leader, who underwent surgery in June to remove a tumour from his pelvis. But he stressed that he was not making any accusations, just thinking aloud.
"It would not be strange if they had developed the technology to induce cancer and nobody knew about it until now ... I don't know. I'm just reflecting," he said in a televised speech to troops at a military base.
"But this is very, very, very strange ... it's a bit difficult to explain this, to reason it, including using the law of probabilities."
Chavez, Fernandez, Paraguay's Fernando Lugo, Brazil's Dilma Rousseff and former Brazilian leader Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva have all been diagnosed recently with cancer. All of them are leftists.
Doctors say Fernandez has a very good chance of recovery and will not need chemotherapy or radiotherapy. Her diagnosis was made public on Tuesday.
Chavez said other regional leaders should beware, including his close ally, Bolivian President Evo Morales.
"We'll have to take good care of Evo. Take care Evo!" he said.
The 57-year-old is Latin America's loudest critic of U.S. foreign policy along with Cuba's former leader Fidel Castro, and he frequently lashes out at what he calls the "Yankee Empire".
CASTRO'S WARNING
"Fidel always told me, 'Chavez take care. These people have developed technology. You are very careless. Take care what you eat, what they give you to eat ... a little needle and they inject you with I don't know what,'" he said.
In his comments on Wednesday, Chavez also slammed Washington and its European allies for criticizing Russia's recent parliamentary elections - and said they were planning the same thing for Venezuela's presidential election in October, when he will seek re-election.
"They are crying fraud and saying the elections need to be re-run ... They're trying to destabilize no less than Russia, a nuclear power. That's the madness of the Empire," Chavez said.
"I say this because here in Venezuela, the Imperial Yankee, the local bourgeoisie, and a good part of what they call the opposition parties here, are preparing a similar plan," he said.
"I call on the armed forces to be alert, on the Venezuelan people to be alert. Because we are not going to let the Imperial Yankee destabilize Venezuela again like they did in the past."
Details about Chavez's health remain a closely guarded secret, although he now appears to be recovering and is making longer and longer televised appearances.
Earlier this month he made his first official foreign trip after his surgery, to a regional summit in Uruguay.
Since his return he has often appeared sporting something of a younger, new look: a dark sports coat over an open-necked maroon shirt, and is hair is growing back after chemotherapy.
It is far cry from the green fatigues and red beret that he became famous for wearing for much of his 13 years in power.
(Editing by Kieran Murray)
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Thursday, December 29, 2011
Video: Santorum in the 'conservative primary'
As North Korea mourns, its neighbor shrugs
As one journalist put it, it said how much we all knew about North Korea that for the better part of Wednesday morning, most of the world remained in the dark about just when ? if at all? ? the state funeral for Kim Jong Il had begun.
Source: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/3036697/vp/45799881#45799881
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Venezuela's Chavez: Did US give Latin American leaders cancer?
CARACAS?? Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez speculated on Wednesday that the United States might have developed a way to give Latin American leaders cancer, after Argentina's Cristina Fernandez joined the list of presidents diagnosed with the disease.
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It was a typically controversial statement by Venezuela's socialist leader, who underwent surgery in June to remove a tumor from his pelvis. But he stressed that he was not making any accusations, just thinking aloud.
"It would not be strange if they had developed the technology to induce cancer and nobody knew about it until now ... I don't know. I'm just reflecting," he said in a televised speech to troops at a military base.
"But this is very, very, very strange ... it's a bit difficult to explain this, to reason it, including using the law of probabilities."
Chavez, Fernandez, Paraguay's Fernando Lugo, Brazil's Dilma Rousseff and former Brazilian leader Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva have all been diagnosed recently with cancer. All of them are leftists.
Doctors say Fernandez has a very good chance of recovery and will not need chemotherapy or radiotherapy. Her diagnosis was made public on Tuesday.
Chavez said other regional leaders should beware, including his close ally, Bolivian President Evo Morales.
"We'll have to take good care of Evo. Take care Evo!" he said.
The 57-year-old is Latin America's loudest critic of U.S. foreign policy along with Cuba's former leader Fidel Castro, and he frequently lashes out at what he calls the "Yankee Empire".
CASTRO'S WARNING
"Fidel always told me, 'Chavez take care. These people have developed technology. You are very careless. Take care what you eat, what they give you to eat ... a little needle and they inject you with I don't know what,'" he said.
In his comments on Wednesday, Chavez also slammed Washington and its European allies for criticizing Russia's recent parliamentary elections - and said they were planning the same thing for Venezuela's presidential election in October, when he will seek re-election.
"They are crying fraud and saying the elections need to be re-run ... They're trying to destabilize no less than Russia, a nuclear power. That's the madness of the Empire," Chavez said.
"I say this because here in Venezuela, the Imperial Yankee, the local bourgeoisie, and a good part of what they call the opposition parties here, are preparing a similar plan," he said.
"I call on the armed forces to be alert, on the Venezuelan people to be alert. Because we are not going to let the Imperial Yankee destabilize Venezuela again like they did in the past."
Details about Chavez's health remain a closely guarded secret, although he now appears to be recovering and is making longer and longer televised appearances.
Earlier this month he made his first official foreign trip after his surgery, to a regional summit in Uruguay.
Since his return he has often appeared sporting something of a younger, new look: a dark sports coat over an open-necked maroon shirt, and is hair is growing back after chemotherapy.
It is far cry from the green fatigues and red beret that he became famous for wearing for much of his 13 years in power. (Editing by Kieran Murray)
Copyright 2011 Thomson Reuters. Click for restrictions.
Source: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/45807659/ns/world_news-americas/
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U.S., Israel Discuss Triggers for Bombing Iran?s Nuclear Infrastructure
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Wednesday, December 28, 2011
THG Presents: 20 Great Movie Trailers of '11
A movie trailer is a bona fide big deal these days.
Such a big deal that there are even teaser trailers for the actual trailers in many cases, or different versions for some of the year's most-anticipated movie offerings.
Part advertising and part cinematic art forms in and of themselves, the best trailers whet appetites for films to come and become their own viral events.
From ridiculously cheesy to explosive and action-packed, and the hilarious to the epic, we present 20 of THG's favorite movie trailers of 2011, in no particular order:
Snow White and The Huntsman: Kristen Stewart leaves Twilight behind ...
The Hobbit: From the people who brought you Lord of the Rings ...
The Dark Knight Rises: Begins. Falls. Rises.
The Hunger Games: May the odds be forever in your favor.
Men in Black 3: Here come the galaxy defenders ... many years later!
Mission: Impossible - 4: Ethan Hunt returns ... Ghost Protocol style.
Wanderlust: Jennifer Aniston + Paul Rudd = genius.
American Reunion: Tube socks are awfully troubling.
50/50: Making cancer hilarious since 2011!
Real Steel: Rock 'em sock'em robots at their best.
Human Centipede 2: So wrong, UK theaters won't even show it!
The Debt: Engrossing drama starring the great Helen Mirren.
Titanic 3D: Your heart will go on in three dimensions.
The Ides of March: Clooney. Gosling. Enough said.
Super 8: Watch, be confused now!
X-Men First Class: Second class heroes need not apply.
In Time: Justin Timberlake becomes an action star.
Puss in Boots: The cat. The myth. The legend.
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hollows Part II: It all ended.
Breaking Dawn Part I: There's still Part II to come of this one!
Source: http://www.thehollywoodgossip.com/2011/12/thg-presents-20-great-movie-trailers-of-11/
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