  
A Chinese student who slipped under a barrier at Newark Liberty International Airport to say goodbye to his girlfriend, prompting a security breach and worldwide flight delays, pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor charge and apologized publicly. RSSFEEDSNOW.COM:- http://www.rssfeedsnow.com THEFREEJOURNALIST.COM :-http://www.thefreejournalist.com Tags: barrier, international airport, Liberty, Newark Airport
Michelle Obama says she’ll always cherish the moment she slipped into her inaugural ball gown, a one-shouldered, white chiffon design she wore for her first Cinderella-like spins on the dance floor as first lady. RSSFEEDSNOW.COM:- http://www.rssfeedsnow.com THEFREEJOURNALIST.COM :-http://www.thefreejournalist.com Tags: Ball Gown, dance floor, first lady, Michelle Obama, President Barack Obama
On Tuesday night, Lance Stephenson celebrated being selected Big East Rookie of the Year by making the deciding free throw with 1.8 seconds to play, leading Cincinnati to a 69-68 opening-round victory over Rutgers. Stephenson had 13 points — 10 in a 4-minute span of the second half — nine rebounds and five assists to lead the 11th-seeded Bearcats (17-14) to their first ever victory in the Big East tournament and a second-round matchup against sixth-seeded Louisville on Wednesday. Mike Rosario had 26 points to lead the Scarlet Knights (15-17). Rosario tied the game at 68 with a 3-pointer with 15 seconds to play. Stephenson drove to the hoop and was fouled with 1.8 seconds left. He made the first free throw, then intentionally missed the second, not leaving Rutgers with enough time to get off a good shot. Cincinnati had lost its previous three games in the tournament. (Source: http://news.yahoo.com) RSSFEEDSNOW.COM:- http://www.rssfeedsnow.com Tags: lance stephenson, news yahoo, Rookie of the Year, tournament source
An official complaint has been filed by more than 100 Chinese consumers against Hewlett-Packard Co over faulty laptop computers, leaving the door open for a lawsuit against the U.S. technology company, a lawyer for the group said on Wednesday. According to Jiang Suhua, a lawyer at Yingke Law Firm in Beijing, the complaint centered on video cards which overheated and caused the laptop to malfunction. Around 170 Chinese sent the complaint on Friday to the country’s quality control watchdog agency, General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine. Jiang said the problems dated back as far as 2007 in some cases. When contacted by Reuters, HP said in a statement it had a program in November 2007 to offer a free repair for customers with affected HP notebooks. It declined to comment directly on the complaint. The group wanted the government to investigate and order HP to recall all faulty laptops in China, Jiang said. He also said, we can bring it to court, but right now it has not reached that stage. HP generates more than three-fifths of its revenue outside its U.S. home base. Last month, it said sales from fast-growing emerging countries Brazil, Russia, India and China leapt 41 percent from a year ago. (Source: http://tech.yahoo.com) The IntelliMind Group Inc.:-http://www.TheIntelliMindGroup.com Tags: general administration, Hewlett-Packard, HP laptops, hp notebooks, quality supervision, technology company, video cards
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