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Espn First Take, Tuesday 20th January 2015

Espn First Take, Tuesday 20th January 2015
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Skip Bayless and Stephen A. Smith break down the greatness of Russell Wilson, discuss what's wrong with the Bulls and debate if the Patriots should be penalized for deflate-gate.

1:28 How great is Russell Wilson ?
10:10 Did the better team win Superbowl 42 ?
23:15 Any reason to concern for the Chicago Bulls ?
31:20 Gary Kubiak hired to be Denver Broncos head coach
40:45 Did the New England Patriots deflate the balls ?
55:30 Should the NFL fine Marshawn Lynch again ?
1:07:15 Who's the favorite to win the NBA championship ?
1:15:45 When will we hear from Floyd Mayweather ?
1:23:35 Can John Fox fix Jay Cutler ?

HTC One M9 to Boast 20 Megapixel Camera, Smartwatch Coming too says report
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HTC One M9 to boast 20-megapixel camera, smartwatch coming too says report
The new HTC flagship and first wearable are reported to be on their way at MWC in a few weeks.
The HTC One M9 could be just weeks away, and is set to bring with it HTC's first smartwatch.
That's according to the latest rumours surrounding the follow-up to last year's HTC One M8. The new flagship is likely to be a big deal for the troubled Taiwanese company, but with Samsung's dominance over the Android smartphone market slipping, there's everything to play for.
According to Bloomberg, the HTC One M9 will boast a 20-megapixel camera. That marks a departure from the so-called ultrapixel camera on the M8.
As Fox News Apologizes, Jeremy Scahill on Fake "Terror Experts" & Challenges of Real War Reporting
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http://democracynow.org - Fox News has apologized for broadcasting false information about Muslims in the wake of the Paris attacks. Last weekend, self-described terrorism expert Steve Emerson claimed on air that parts of Europe, including the entire English city of Birmingham, were totally Muslim areas where non-Muslims do not go. Emerson was forced to apologize, but the claim about so-called "no-go zones" was repeated by other Fox guests and anchors. On Saturday, according to a CNN Money tally, Fox News took time out of four broadcasts to apologize for reports on Muslims. Jeremy Scahill, co-founder of The Intercept, discusses the rise of so-called "terrorism experts" by Fox News and other major cable networks. In two recent interviews with CNN, Scahill has criticized the news giant and others for their use of "on-air analysts who also work in the private sector and make money on the idea that we should be afraid." 

Prosecuting Guatemala's Dirty War: Rigoberta Menchú Hails Embassy Fire Verdict, Dictator's Trial
Prosecuting Guatemala's Dirty War: Rigoberta Menchú Hails Embassy F...
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http://democracynow.org - In a major victory for human rights activists, a Guatemalan court has returned a guilty verdict in the Spanish Embassy massacre of 1980. On Monday, the court found former police chief Pedro García Arredondo responsible for ordering an attack on 37 peasant activists and student organizers who were occupying the Spanish Embassy in Guatemala City to protest government repression. According Monday's ruling, Arredondo was the officer who gave the order to set fire to the diplomatic mission, burning the activists to death. He was also found guilty of two separate murders and sentenced to a total of 90 years in prison. One of the victims of the Spanish Embassy massacre was Don Vicente Menchú, an indigenous peasant leader and father of Rigoberta Menchú, who later won the Nobel Peace Prize.

A Coup in Yemen? Jeremy Scahill & Iona Craig on Rebel Offensive to Seize Power, Saudi Role & AQAP
A Coup in Yemen? Jeremy Scahill & Iona Craig on Rebel Offensive to ...
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http://democracynow.org - As the world focuses on the threat posed by al-Qaeda in Yemen, the Yemeni government is on the verge of collapse. A dispute between Shia Houthi rebels and the government of President Abd Rabbuh Mansur Hadi has sparked the capital Sana'a's worst violence in months. Houthi fighters have reportedly entered Yemen's presidential palace in a possible coup attempt. This comes days after fighters abducted the president's chief of staff. As the government fights the Houthis, it also wages a U.S.-backed offensive against al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP), whose insurgency has only grown deadlier by the year. The latest unrest comes days after AQAP took responsibility for the Charlie Hebdo massacre in Paris. 

Internet of Things Frenzy Drives Chipmaker Land Grab
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Internet of Things Frenzy Drives Chipmaker Land Grab

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Internet of Things Frenzy Drives Chipmaker Land Grab
Chipmakers are eager to stake a claim in the new market that promises to make dumb things smart by connecting to the Internet.
Well before the Internet of Things becomes an actual thing, chipmakers are jockeying to get a piece of the potentially huge new market.
References to the Internet of Things -- the idea of connecting more devices and objects to the Web -- were everywhere at this month's Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. There was hardly a booth or press conference without mention to the shorthand "IoT" and how it could change the way people interact with their cars, clothes and coffee makers.

Reason and Science Make Us Moral: Michael Shermer on "The Moral Arc"
Reason and Science Make Us Moral: Michael Shermer on "The Moral Arc"
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"You can't just say, 'This is the way it is, therefore it ought to be that way.' You've got to have good reasons," says Michael Shermer, referencing the common "is-ought fallacy" most famously explained by David Hume. "Well, I claim that we do have good reasons: Democracies are better than autocracies. Free markets are better than tyrannical, top-down economic systems. There are certain things we know work. You can measure it!"

Shermer is the longtime editor of Skeptic magazine, a visiting professor at Chapman University, and author of the new book The Moral Arc: How Science and Reason Lead Humanity Towards Truth, Justice, and Freedom, in which he argues that humanity has become measurably more moral over time and that this is a direct outgrowth of the rise of Enlightenment ideals of reason, empricism, and the rejection of blind faith and tradition. 

Morgan Stanley Profit Rises as Legal Costs Fall
Morgan Stanley Profit Rises as Legal Costs Fall
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Morgan Stanley's quarterly earnings rose as the bank's legal costs fell sharply, outweighing a big drop in revenue from its division that trades bonds, currencies and commodities.
Choppy markets caused by factors ranging from plunging oil prices to political upheaval in Greece, sent investors scurrying last month, slashing the trading revenue of U.S. banks including Morgan Stanley arch rival Goldman Sachs Group Inc.
Morgan Stanley said on Tuesday that its revenue from trading fixed-income securities, currencies and commodities (FICC) fell 81 percent to $133 million, excluding accounting adjustments.

Asteroid to Swoop by Earth on January 26
Asteroid to Swoop by Earth on January 26
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Asteroid to Swoop by Earth on January 26

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Asteroid to Swoop by Earth on January 26
You don't have to duck, but a good-sized asteroid will make a fairly close flyby of Earth at the end of the month.
Space objects are hot topics these days. The European Space Agency's Rosetta mission has gotten everybody excited about comets. Asteroid-wrangling is on NASA's to-do list.
Now, we have an extraterrestrial visitor on the way, but it won't quite be knocking on the door of our humble planet; it will just be waving as it zips by in the distance.
Asteroid 2004 BL86 will swing by Earth on January 26. "The flyby of 2004 BL86 will be the closest by any known space rock this large until asteroid 1999 AN10 flies past Earth in 2027," NASA notes. There are no worries about an "Armageddon" sort of scenario here. 

High-tech Warriors: A Glimpse into the Stadium of the Future
High-tech Warriors: A Glimpse into the Stadium of the Future
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High-tech Warriors: A glimpse into the stadium of the future
The Golden State Warriors will open a new high-tech sports and entertainment complex in 2018, and the basketball team's testing some of the innovations in its current arena now.
Floor tiles that generate electricity when people walk on them. Streetlamps that transmit data to people passing beneath them. Virtual reality videos that make fans feel like they're at the game when they're really just sitting on their own couches.
No, this isn't "Star Trek." It's some of the technology the Golden State Warriors basketball team is testing for its new stadium, set to open in San Francisco in 2018. 


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