Sunday, March 17, 2013

Naeto C & Nicole Get Ready For Baby C, With A Baby Shower In ...

It?s no secret that Naeto C & his wifey Nicole are expecting the couple have headed out to the US for the birth of the baby?s birth & yesterday their family and friends threw Nicole a baby shower. See more pictures of the rapper & the heavily pregnant model doing baby shower tingz after the jump

She looks ready to pop!

Everybody is going to the US to have their babies can?t say I blame them, that blue passport is the TRUTH! Me sef my baby must have Yankee/British/Canadian passport, as well as a Naija one too of course! I?m just saying?

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Xiaomi Box launches in a three-city trial on March 19th at a lower price

Xiaomi Box hands-on

The Xiaomi Box has had an arduous road to travel before it could go on sale: Chinese regulations reportedly kept it in limbo until local broadcaster iCNTV stepped in this January to get the ball rolling once again. The end is in sight now that a limited trial is set to start on March 19th. Changsha, Hangzhou and Shanghai will get about 10,000 total units of the Android media hub, whose price is dropping from the originally chosen ¥399 ($64) to an extra-frugal ¥299 ($48). The price slash could well make the set-top box that much more alluring, especially when it's still poised to give both Android and iOS users some media sharing love. Could you please hurry up your release plans, Xiaomi?

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4 reasons not to upgrade to Samsung's Galaxy S 4

After months of anticipation, Samsung finally unveiled its new flagship for 2013: the Galaxy S 4, available at the end of April. The Galaxy S3?s successor will come packed with a 1.9-GHz quad-core Qualcomm 600 processor for U.S. models, a 5-inch Super AMOLED 1080p display and a host of new gesture-based features. But if you own a Galaxy S III, there are some reasons to sit this upgrade out.

No, Samsung?s third-gen Galaxy S phone doesn?t follow your eyes for pausing video, and you can?t use both cameras at the same time, but is upgrading to the S 4 really worth the price? Here are four reasons you should reconsider rushing out to buy Samsung?s ?Next Big Thing.?

1. The design isn?t much different

Samsung has made a few subtle aesthetic alterations to the Galaxy S 4, but it still looks nearly identical to the Galaxy S III. The new flagship comes with the same soft rounded edges and plastic frame that you?ll find on the S III, but with a slightly slimmer and lighter chassis and slightly larger screen.

The S 4 is 0.31 inches thin, marking a 0.4-inch difference from the 0.35-inch S III. It also comes with a larger 5-inch screen compared to the S III?s 4.8-inch display. You?ll be able to feel and see these differences when the phone is in your hand, but don?t expect a dramatic overhaul in terms of design.

More: Samsung Galaxy S4 benchmarked: Serious power, dim display

2. The Galaxy S4?s software is coming to the Galaxy S III

Over the past year Samsung has made an effort to create a seamless user experience across all Galaxy flagships. For example, at the end of 2012 the Galaxy Note 2?s multi-window feature landed on the Galaxy S III, and we can expect a similar pattern with the S 4?s features.

Nick DiCarlo, Samsung?s vice president of portfolio planning, told PCMag that ?anything we can do that?s not dependent on hardware like infrared, we?ll definitely bring to all the flagship devices.? This means that the S 4?s camera improvements aren?t likely to make it to the S III, but other additions such as S Health, S Translator and Group Play could be available on the S III in the future.

Plus, you can enjoy a handful of the S 4?s new features via apps in the Google Play store. For example, the free runtastic Pro app uses GPS to track your movements and how many calories you?ve burned, just like S Health. Additionally, cable providers such as Time Warner offer apps that pair your smartphone with your cable box so it functions as a remote control, similar to the S 4?s WatchOn feature.

3. You?re not getting Samsung?s fastest processor

Samsung will be launching two versions of its Galaxy S 4. The U.S. version will feature a 1.9-GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon 600 processor, while the international edition will get Samsung?s 1.6-GHz octa-core Exynos chipset. While this is still an upgrade from the Galaxy S III?s 1.5-GHz dual-core CPU, overseas buyers will be getting 8 cores. There?s a reason why you can?t get Samsung?s own latest and greatest CPU ? it doesn?t support integrated 4G LTE ? but that doesn?t mean we have to like it.

More: Galaxy S 4 vs. the world: Specs compared

4. The screen isn't much brighter

We had the chance to measure the brightness of the Galaxy S 4?s display, and the results weren?t impressive. The S 4?s 5-inch Super AMOLED screen registered at 258 lux, which is brighter than the S III?s 213 lux display, but way below the 299 lux category average. By comparison, the HTC One registered 463 lux on our light meter, and the iPhone 5 got 525 lux.

Bottom line
The Galaxy S 4 will undoubtedly be one of the best-selling smartphones of 2013, but it?s important not to get lost in Samsung?s promotional hype. The S 4 comes with the types of innovations that have pushed Samsung to sell 100 million Galaxy S handsets worldwide, but take a look at what you?re really getting for your money before you decide if this device is right for you.

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Pat Boone calls President Obama a socialist Marxist

Everyone wants a slice of the Barack Obama action, whether they support him or are against him. Pat Boone spoke out against the U.S. president on Fox News, calling him a Marxist, socialist and progressive.

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Are y'all ready for another anti-Obama speech? We sure are.

Legendary pop/gospel singer Pat Boone took to Fox Business News to speak against Barack Obama and his alleged communist ways on Wednesday.

"He has a plan, he thinks it's good for America?? a virtually socialist nation in which nobody gets rich, government is in charge of everything," Boone said.

"He is following his playbook, which is Saul Alinsky's Rules for Radicals," he continued. "This is the guy that trained him to be a community organizer, a Marxist, a socialist, a progressive, who wrote the rules for doing what Mr. Obama is doing."

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Where to begin? The terms "socialist" and "Marxist" are not interchangeable and, depending on modern definitions, can actually contradict each other. The allegation that Alinsky "trained" Obama is absurd for obvious reasons: He died when Barack was 10 years old. Alinsky's Rules for Radicals is about social organizing against the privileged power of the state, which opposes Boone's initial claim of Obama trying to keep the government "in charge of everything."

The term "progressive," on the other hand, is often misused (as it was by Mr. Boone) to mean social democrat, which hardly applies to the current president of the United States. Obama, at most, is a supporter of social liberalism, a philosophy long implemented by all developed countries but the U.S.

So we say, do your research Mr. Boone. It sounds grand and condemning to call Obama terms with negative implications, but they don't hold water.

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Florida drums LSU out of SEC tournament

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Posted on March 15, 2013 at 2:41 PM

Updated yesterday at 2:42 PM

By TERESA M. WALKER? /? AP Sports Writer

?? NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) -- Erik Murphy scored a career-high 27 points and grabbed a career-best 12 rebounds to help the 13th-ranked Florida Gators take the first step Friday toward trying to add a Southeastern Conference tournament title to their regular season championship by beating LSU 80-58.
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?? SEC Commissioner Mike Slive presented Florida coach Billy Donovan with the regular season trophy before tipoff. Then the Gators (25-6) started working toward their first tournament title since 2007 when they wrapped up a three-peat. They will play either Tennessee or Alabama in the semifinals Saturday.
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?? Scottie Wilbekin added 16 points, matching his career-best with four 3-pointers. Michael Frazier II had 11 and Patric Young 10 for Florida.
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?? Ninth-seeded LSU (19-12) tried to keep up with the rested Gators but looked a step slow with too many shots just short a day after beating Georgia to advance.
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?? Charles Carmouche led the Tigers with 14 points.
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?? Florida dominated LSU with a 47-27 edge on the boards and easily outshot the Tigers as the Gators hit better from 3-point range (11 of 20, 55 percent) than they did overall (29 of 57, 50.9 percent). LSU shot 33.3 percent (18 of 54).
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?? The Gators missed their last 11 shots in losing at Kentucky to wrap up the regular season for their third straight road loss in SEC play. They had no such problems against LSU, especially not with Murphy scoring 20 points and grabbing 10 rebounds in the first 22 minutes. They led 43-28 at halftime and pushed that lead to as much as 35 when Murphy scored seven straight points, the last with 8:41 left for a 73-38 lead.
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?? Murphy got Florida going as he scored in the opening minute, and the Gators hit five of their first eight shots. They did just about everything they wanted whether it was driving to the basket or hitting from outside. Even when they did miss, they usually got the rebound for second and third chances.
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?? LSU led twice, the last at 5-4 on a layup by Johnny O'Bryant III. Rosario answered with a layup with 18:02 to go putting the Gators ahead to stay at 6-5. Murphy followed with his own layup and then a 3-pointer. The Tigers stayed close with Carmouche hitting his first three shots all behind the arc, the third coming midway through the half to pull LSU within 18-17.
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?? Wilbekin hit a jumper, then stole the ball feeding Frazier for a bucket. Wilbekin then capped a 9-0 spurt with a 3 pushing Florida's lead to double digits. With O'Bryant going 1 of 5 in the half, the Tigers struggled to score inside and settled for too many jumpers. O'Bryant finished with eight points.
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?? The final seconds summed up the first half. The Tigers dribbled looking for a final shot that Hickey bounced off the rim, then Frazier beat the buzzer with a 3-pointer giving the Gators their biggest lead at 43-28 at halftime.
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?? In the second half, the Gators even worked out the final kink in their game hitting their first four free throws as the nation's top team in scoring margin just kept pushing the lead bigger. LSU managed a quick late flurry whittling down the final score but never got closer than 22 in the final minute.
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Part of a nationwide women's fashion chain, this New York & Co. store is located in the Ocean County Mall. It features a large variety of casual and business apparel items, including shirts, tops, jackets, pants and skirts, along with accessories to complement any outfit. ?

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