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22:20:18 01/10/12
Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel's Engagement
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Hi I'm Sian Welby and welcome to your brand, spanking new 2012 edition of OK! Insider.
She's famous for starring in Hollywood blockbusters such as 500 days of Summer but now Zooey Deschanel is hitting the small screen in a brand new TV show, New Girl. In this week's OK! Zooey talks about relating to her character, Jess, ditching the quirkiness and how she's turned up on British TV!
Speaking about her New Girl character, Zooey says: I always like to think of her as a 13-year-old version of myself. She's sort of sweet and guileless and, at the same time, excitable and emotional.
The star also explains: When I read this script, I just fell in love with it. We have such great writers, and I feel really lucky every week. It's one of the most fun characters I've ever gotten to play.
From an American doing well in Britain, to a Brit doing well in America - - just a bit - Simon Cowell has opened up this week about missing home, and reveals his new darling... Alesha Dixon and talks long term plans to conquer America.
The 52-year-old music mogul, who has been living it up in the LA with the US X Factor, suggests that he may not be staying there forever and says: I miss Britain, I miss the British public and I miss judging them. It's the year of the Olympics, it's a big year for Britain.‚
With Alesha Dixon reportedly leaving Strictly Come Dancing for Britain's Got Talent, Simon says: “I love Alesha. She's feisty, opinionated and knows what it's like to be both a competitor and a judge on a hugely popular TV show.”
And in other news, Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel's hopes of keeping their engagement quiet for just a little longer were dashed when Justin's own grandmother confirmed the news.
He called me on Christmas Day to tell me he's engaged,’ said an excited Sadie Bomar says, adding that Justin had asked her to keep quiet about the news until after the holidays.
Well this counts as after the holidays doesn't it?
The family love Jessie. She's a very sweet girl.
Other sources close to the couple say that, after years of an on/off relationship, JT finally popped the question over the Christmas holidays on a snowboarding trip to Wyoming. He reportedly, chose the spot deliberately because he knows how much she loves the mountains.
Friends of Johnny Depp and Vanessa Paradis are playing down reports that their relationship is in trouble following claims that the Pirates Of The Caribbean star is consulting with lawyers about ending their union.
A source said: ‘Their relationship is heading toward the end. They're not married but they've been together for years and have kids together so it isn't as easy as just breaking up.
However, another pal says that the pair have always had a temperamental relationship and not to write them off as a couple just yet. Watch this space!
That's just about it from me for this week. Don't forget to check out this week's OK! magazine - on sale now. And for the latest up to date news and gossip, get Tweeting at the address below! Bye for now.
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19:32:22 12/31/11
The Free For All Ep. 28 - Coco In A Unitard 12-30-11
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This week on The Free For All: Coco is very upset with Andrew. Now what did he do? Andrew, Coco, and Spencer describe what they want done to their body after they die. Spencer explains all the requirements you have to meet to be buried if you are Jewish. Andrew complains about Jessica wanting him to take her out for New Year's Eve. What is Spencer doing for New Year's Eve? Spencer asks Andrew and Coco what their New Year's resolutions are for 2012. Chaunce Hayden calls in to tell us what he's been up to for the past few months. Is he still an absolute mess? Andrew, Coco, and Spencer discuss what they would do if they won the lottery. Would Andrew share the wealth with anyone?
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19:32:10 12/31/11
The Free For All Ep. 28 - Coco In A Unitard 12-30-11
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This week on The Free For All: Coco is very upset with Andrew. Now what did he do? Andrew, Coco, and Spencer describe what they want done to their body after they die. Spencer explains all the requirements you have to meet to be buried if you are Jewish. Andrew complains about Jessica wanting him to take her out for New Year's Eve. What is Spencer doing for New Year's Eve? Spencer asks Andrew and Coco what their New Year's resolutions are for 2012. Chaunce Hayden calls in to tell us what he's been up to for the past few months. Is he still an absolute mess? Andrew, Coco, and Spencer discuss what they would do if they won the lottery. Would Andrew share the wealth with anyone?
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21:00:06 12/29/11
There's No Mystery About Romney's Taxes and Tax Plan
[LESS INFO] 5 VIEWS | ADDED 21:00:06 12/29/11
Why is Mitt Romney alone among the Republican presidential candidates in refusing to release his tax returns ? And why is the former Massachusetts Governor also the only major GOP contender not calling for the complete elimination of the capital gains tax ? As it turns out, the answer - horrible political optics - is the same to both questions. Because Romney's continuing millions in annual income from Bain Capital are taxed at the 15 percent capital gains rate, Mitt already pays a much lower share to Uncle Sam than most middle class families . And if he called for changing the capital gains rate to zero, Mitt Romney would have to explain to voters why the $250 million man should pay virtually no tax bill at all .
Despite his famous demand in the 1994 Senate race that Ted Kennedy release his tax returns to show he has "nothing to hide," Romney last week reiterated his own paperwork would not be forthcoming. "We don't have any current plans to release tax returns, but never say never," Romney said, adding: >
"I can tell you we follow the tax laws, and if there's an opportunity to save taxes, we like anybody else in this country will follow that opportunity."
Truer words were never spoken.
In October, Citizens for Tax Justice estimated that the Romneys paid only 14 percent of their income in taxes . (It's no wonder Mitt opposes the " Buffett Rule .") As Time reported: >
Just how much Romney pays in taxes is, for the moment, a private matter. But his income is public knowledge. In August, Romney disclosed that in 2010 he and his wife made between $1.1 million and $2.8 million in royalties, salary, speaking fees and interest, most of which was likely taxed at a marginal rate of 35%, after accounting for deductions. The Romneys made an additional $5.5 million to $37.3 million from dividends and capital gains, which is generally taxed at a much lower rate of 15%.
Two weeks ago, the New York Times shed light on that "$5.5 million to $37.3 million from dividends and capital gains" that represents most of Romney's income. Though Mitt left Bain Capital in 1999, 13 years later his windfall continues uninterrupted: >
In what would be the final deal of his private equity career, he negotiated a retirement agreement with his former partners that has paid him a share of Bain's profits ever since, bringing the Romney family millions of dollars in income each year and bolstering the fortune that has helped finance Mr. Romney's political aspirations... >
In the process, Bain continued to buy and restructure companies, potentially leaving Mr. Romney exposed to further criticism that he has grown wealthier over the last decade partly as a result of layoffs. Moreover, much of his income from the arrangement has probably qualified for a lower tax rate than ordinary income under a tax provision favorable to hedge fund and private equity managers, which has become a point of contention in the battle over economic inequality.
And that creates what Steve Benen aptly called "Romney's 'carried interest' problem." >
In case anyone needs a refresher, there's a tax loophole on "carried interest" -- sometimes called "the carry" -- that taxes private equity and venture capital income at a lower, 15% rate, as compared to 35% on ordinary income. Hedge-fund managers and the Wall Street have fought tooth and nail to protect this loophole -- even after the Obama White House tried to eliminate it -- and so far, they've been successful.
Which is why Mitt Romney has thus far refused to join his fellow GOP White House hopefuls in proposing the elimination of the 15 percent capital gains tax. Newt Gingrich, Rick Perry and Herman Cain all called for zeroing out the capital gains levy, which is one reason why their tax plans represent such a huge windfall for the wealthy . (Their support for a flat-tax is another.) The Washington Post explained why for the rich that would be "better than any Christmas gift": >
While it's true that many middle-class Americans own stocks or bonds, they tend to stash them in tax-sheltered retirement accounts, where the capital gains rate does not apply. By contrast, the richest Americans reap huge benefits. Over the past 20 years, more than 80 percent of the capital gains income realized in the United States has gone to 5 percent of the people; about half of all the capital gains have gone to the wealthiest 0.1 percent.
For his part, Romney has proposed reducing the capital gains tax rate only for the first $200,000 in income. But as ThinkProgress pointed out, Romney's claim that "The people in the middle...I focused my tax cut right there" is preposterous: >
Romney may think he focused his tax cut on the middle-class, but according to a ThinkProgress analysis of Tax Policy Center data*, nearly three-fourths of households that make $200,000 or less annually would get literally nothing from Romney's tax cut, due to the simple fact that most of those households have no capital gains income.
But while Mitt Romney didn't want to create the appearance of slashing most of his own tax bill, that doesn't mean his proposals wouldn't produce a massive payday for his own and other rich families while piling up yet more debt. Romney's 59-point economic plan calls for extending the Bush tax cuts, ending the estate tax and reducing corporate taxes. The result, as ThinkProgress explained: >
Romney's tax plan includes a $6.6 TRILLION giveaway to corporations and the wealthiest Americans. Meanwhile, Romney's Medicaid cuts are even more draconian than the ones in Paul Ryan plan. Both of their plans end also end Medicare, naturally.
Still, in an interview last weekend the reliably Republican Wall Street Journal wondered why Romney had been so "timid" compared to his rivals. In a rare moment of candor, Mitt revealed that his real preferences would make for very bad politics: >
What about his reform principles? Mr. Romney talks only in general terms. "Moving to a consumption-based system is something which is very attractive to me philosophically, but I've not been able to sufficiently model it out to jump on board a consumption-based tax. A flat tax, a true flat tax is also attractive to me. What I like--I mean, I like the simplification of a flat tax. I also like removing the distortion in our tax code for certain classes of investment. And the advantage of a flat tax is getting rid of some of those distortions"... >
Amid such generalities, it's hard not to conclude that the candidate is trying to avoid offering any details that might become a political target. And he all but admits as much. "I happen to also recognize," he says, "that if you go out with a tax proposal which conforms to your philosophy but it hasn't been thoroughly analyzed, vetted, put through models and calculated in detail, that you're gonna get hit by the demagogues in the general election."
"The president," Romney complained, "will characterize anyone running for office, and me in particular, as just in there to lower taxes for rich people, and that is not my intent." Perhaps, but that's the inevitable impact. As John McCain learned in 2008 , refusing the release the details of his beer heiress wife Cindy's fortune while calling for tax policies delivering his family lottery-sized winning courtesy of the U.S. Treasury is not going to endear you to working Americans. (In Mitt Romney's case, revealing the 10 percent tithe he dutifully pays to his Mormon church probably won't endear him to the GOP's evangelical primary voters, either.)
All of which explains why Mitt Romney won't release his tax returns or call for abolishing the capital gains tax, the love which dares not speak its name. Besides, Mitt Romney wants Americans to believe he's just part of the "80 to 90 percent of us" who are middle class.
And, no doubt, Mitt's willing to bet you $10,000 to prove it.
(This piece also appears at Perrspectives .)
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21:00:06 12/29/11
There's No Mystery About Romney's Taxes and Tax Plan
[LESS INFO] 4 VIEWS | ADDED 21:00:06 12/29/11
Why is Mitt Romney alone among the Republican presidential candidates in refusing to release his tax returns ? And why is the former Massachusetts Governor also the only major GOP contender not calling for the complete elimination of the capital gains tax ? As it turns out, the answer - horrible political optics - is the same to both questions. Because Romney's continuing millions in annual income from Bain Capital are taxed at the 15 percent capital gains rate, Mitt already pays a much lower share to Uncle Sam than most middle class families . And if he called for changing the capital gains rate to zero, Mitt Romney would have to explain to voters why the $250 million man should pay virtually no tax bill at all .
Despite his famous demand in the 1994 Senate race that Ted Kennedy release his tax returns to show he has "nothing to hide," Romney last week reiterated his own paperwork would not be forthcoming. "We don't have any current plans to release tax returns, but never say never," Romney said, adding: >
"I can tell you we follow the tax laws, and if there's an opportunity to save taxes, we like anybody else in this country will follow that opportunity."
Truer words were never spoken.
In October, Citizens for Tax Justice estimated that the Romneys paid only 14 percent of their income in taxes . (It's no wonder Mitt opposes the " Buffett Rule .") As Time reported: >
Just how much Romney pays in taxes is, for the moment, a private matter. But his income is public knowledge. In August, Romney disclosed that in 2010 he and his wife made between $1.1 million and $2.8 million in royalties, salary, speaking fees and interest, most of which was likely taxed at a marginal rate of 35%, after accounting for deductions. The Romneys made an additional $5.5 million to $37.3 million from dividends and capital gains, which is generally taxed at a much lower rate of 15%.
Two weeks ago, the New York Times shed light on that "$5.5 million to $37.3 million from dividends and capital gains" that represents most of Romney's income. Though Mitt left Bain Capital in 1999, 13 years later his windfall continues uninterrupted: >
In what would be the final deal of his private equity career, he negotiated a retirement agreement with his former partners that has paid him a share of Bain's profits ever since, bringing the Romney family millions of dollars in income each year and bolstering the fortune that has helped finance Mr. Romney's political aspirations... >
In the process, Bain continued to buy and restructure companies, potentially leaving Mr. Romney exposed to further criticism that he has grown wealthier over the last decade partly as a result of layoffs. Moreover, much of his income from the arrangement has probably qualified for a lower tax rate than ordinary income under a tax provision favorable to hedge fund and private equity managers, which has become a point of contention in the battle over economic inequality.
And that creates what Steve Benen aptly called "Romney's 'carried interest' problem." >
In case anyone needs a refresher, there's a tax loophole on "carried interest" -- sometimes called "the carry" -- that taxes private equity and venture capital income at a lower, 15% rate, as compared to 35% on ordinary income. Hedge-fund managers and the Wall Street have fought tooth and nail to protect this loophole -- even after the Obama White House tried to eliminate it -- and so far, they've been successful.
Which is why Mitt Romney has thus far refused to join his fellow GOP White House hopefuls in proposing the elimination of the 15 percent capital gains tax. Newt Gingrich, Rick Perry and Herman Cain all called for zeroing out the capital gains levy, which is one reason why their tax plans represent such a huge windfall for the wealthy . (Their support for a flat-tax is another.) The Washington Post explained why for the rich that would be "better than any Christmas gift": >
While it's true that many middle-class Americans own stocks or bonds, they tend to stash them in tax-sheltered retirement accounts, where the capital gains rate does not apply. By contrast, the richest Americans reap huge benefits. Over the past 20 years, more than 80 percent of the capital gains income realized in the United States has gone to 5 percent of the people; about half of all the capital gains have gone to the wealthiest 0.1 percent.
For his part, Romney has proposed reducing the capital gains tax rate only for the first $200,000 in income. But as ThinkProgress pointed out, Romney's claim that "The people in the middle...I focused my tax cut right there" is preposterous: >
Romney may think he focused his tax cut on the middle-class, but according to a ThinkProgress analysis of Tax Policy Center data*, nearly three-fourths of households that make $200,000 or less annually would get literally nothing from Romney's tax cut, due to the simple fact that most of those households have no capital gains income.
But while Mitt Romney didn't want to create the appearance of slashing most of his own tax bill, that doesn't mean his proposals wouldn't produce a massive payday for his own and other rich families while piling up yet more debt. Romney's 59-point economic plan calls for extending the Bush tax cuts, ending the estate tax and reducing corporate taxes. The result, as ThinkProgress explained: >
Romney's tax plan includes a $6.6 TRILLION giveaway to corporations and the wealthiest Americans. Meanwhile, Romney's Medicaid cuts are even more draconian than the ones in Paul Ryan plan. Both of their plans end also end Medicare, naturally.
Still, in an interview last weekend the reliably Republican Wall Street Journal wondered why Romney had been so "timid" compared to his rivals. In a rare moment of candor, Mitt revealed that his real preferences would make for very bad politics: >
What about his reform principles? Mr. Romney talks only in general terms. "Moving to a consumption-based system is something which is very attractive to me philosophically, but I've not been able to sufficiently model it out to jump on board a consumption-based tax. A flat tax, a true flat tax is also attractive to me. What I like--I mean, I like the simplification of a flat tax. I also like removing the distortion in our tax code for certain classes of investment. And the advantage of a flat tax is getting rid of some of those distortions"... >
Amid such generalities, it's hard not to conclude that the candidate is trying to avoid offering any details that might become a political target. And he all but admits as much. "I happen to also recognize," he says, "that if you go out with a tax proposal which conforms to your philosophy but it hasn't been thoroughly analyzed, vetted, put through models and calculated in detail, that you're gonna get hit by the demagogues in the general election."
"The president," Romney complained, "will characterize anyone running for office, and me in particular, as just in there to lower taxes for rich people, and that is not my intent." Perhaps, but that's the inevitable impact. As John McCain learned in 2008 , refusing the release the details of his beer heiress wife Cindy's fortune while calling for tax policies delivering his family lottery-sized winning courtesy of the U.S. Treasury is not going to endear you to working Americans. (In Mitt Romney's case, revealing the 10 percent tithe he dutifully pays to his Mormon church probably won't endear him to the GOP's evangelical primary voters, either.)
All of which explains why Mitt Romney won't release his tax returns or call for abolishing the capital gains tax, the love which dares not speak its name. Besides, Mitt Romney wants Americans to believe he's just part of the "80 to 90 percent of us" who are middle class.
And, no doubt, Mitt's willing to bet you $10,000 to prove it.
(This piece also appears at Perrspectives .)
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20:31:35 12/28/11
LG Factory Workers Strike in Nanjing, China
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LG Factory Workers Strike in Nanjing, China
For more news and videos visit ➡ english.ntdtv.com Follow us on Twitter ➡ http Add us on Facebook ➡ on.fb.me A video has been posted on the Internet showing workers at an LG technology factory striking and protesting low bonuses in Nanjing, China. The Korean technology company has neither confirmed nor denied the incident. In Nanjing, workers at a factory for the Korean technology company LG went on strike on Monday. Mobile phone footage posted on the Internet shows hundreds of workers protesting in the cafeteria and then tipping over a Christmas tree outside the factory. According to netizens' reports, while the company gave Korean workers an end of the year bonus worth six month's pay, they gave Chinese workers a bonus of only one month's pay. The reports say that after the first strike, about 8000 workers at five LG factories stopped work and demanded a bigger bonus. Officials from the Nanjing Economic and Technological Development Zone, where the factory is located, were later dispatched to deal with the protest. NTD tried to confirm these reports with the LG factory, but we just got a vague response. LG Employee: "I am not too clear about the situation here." NTD Reporter: "Are you happy with the bonus? Because of the Korean employees you have..." LG Employee: "I definitely cannot answer what you are asking. Whatever the situation, if the company announces something then okay, but otherwise I cannot discuss anything." NTD Reporter: "Did you go to work today ... From: NTDTV Views: 69 1 ratings Time: 01:54 More in News & Politics
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12:59:52 12/28/11
Nigerian Christmas Day Bomb Victims Recuperate
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Nigerian Christmas Day Bomb Victims Recuperate
For more news and videos visit ☛ english.ntdtv.com Follow us on Twitter ☛ http Add us on Facebook ☛ me.lt Hospitalized Nigerian Christmas Day blast victims are recovering. They share how they escaped the blasts as fears rise that a religious war could break out in Africa's most populous country. The victims of a spate of Christmas Day bombings by Islamist militants that killed over two dozen people are still recovering in a hospital in the Nigerian capital Abuja. Northern Nigerian Christians have warned - in a statement by the northern branch of the Christian Association of Nigeria, or CAN - that the attacks could lead to a religious war. The Boko Haram Islamist sect, which aims to impose sharia Islamic law across Nigeria, claimed responsibility for the blasts for the second Christmas in a row. Victims described the horror immediately after the blasts: [Joy Uche, Mother of an Injured Child]: "When I saw what had happened I went for them and I thought they were dead. I run, I run and I ran around to see if there were any dead bodies there. Then I saw him with the bib in a critical condition. I ran out to look for a motorcycle to take them out of there. People are too much." [Chinyere Amechii, Bomb Survivor]: "I was there, standing. Suddenly I hear, 'Wham!' And I don't know where it came from. So as the thing happened I started running. Then as I was running a woman came to me and grabbed me and shouted, 'I am pregnant and I need you to help me.' So luckily someone ... From: NTDTV Views: 22 1 ratings Time: 02:23 More in News & Politics
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18:21:21 12/27/11
Neighbors pay respects
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Neighbors pay respects
(WTNH) -- One day after they knocked down Madonna Badger's Victorian house, all that remains is a sea of rubble, a dark memory of what happened here on Christmas morning. From: WTNH Views: 357 0 ratings Time: 01:39 More in News & Politics
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01:29:28 12/27/11
After Deadly Church Attacks in Nigeria, What Do Boko Haram Extremists Want?
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After Deadly Church Attacks in Nigeria, What Do Boko Haram Extremists Want?
At least 39 people were killed in Christmas Day attacks on Christian churches in Nigeria. Margaret Warner discusses the bombings and the Boko Haram extremist group that claimed responsibility with Paul Lubeck, a sociology professor at the University of California, Santa Cruz. From: PBSNewsHour Views: 2011 3 ratings Time: 07:09 More in News & Politics
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01:29:28 12/27/11
After Deadly Church Attacks in Nigeria, What Do Boko Haram Extremists Want?
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After Deadly Church Attacks in Nigeria, What Do Boko Haram Extremists Want?
At least 39 people were killed in Christmas Day attacks on Christian churches in Nigeria. Margaret Warner discusses the bombings and the Boko Haram extremist group that claimed responsibility with Paul Lubeck, a sociology professor at the University of California, Santa Cruz. From: PBSNewsHour Views: 1893 2 ratings Time: 07:09 More in News & Politics
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17:15:08 12/26/11
China jails dissident for 10 years for subversion
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China jails dissident for 10 years for subversion
www.euronews.net Chinese dissident Chen Xi has been jailed for ten years for subverting state power in what rights groups are calling a Christmas crackdown by Beijing. A veteran of the Tiananmen protests, he was convicted for publishing essays online criticising the ruling Communist Party, according to his wife. She told reporters by telephone that after a trial lasting just two and a half hours he said: "I am a law-abiding person. I respect the court's verdict. I will not appeal but I am innocent." From: Euronews Views: 209 5 ratings Time: 01:14 More in News & Politics
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17:15:08 12/26/11
China jails dissident for 10 years for subversion
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China jails dissident for 10 years for subversion
www.euronews.net Chinese dissident Chen Xi has been jailed for ten years for subverting state power in what rights groups are calling a Christmas crackdown by Beijing. A veteran of the Tiananmen protests, he was convicted for publishing essays online criticising the ruling Communist Party, according to his wife. She told reporters by telephone that after a trial lasting just two and a half hours he said: "I am a law-abiding person. I respect the court's verdict. I will not appeal but I am innocent." From: Euronews Views: 165 5 ratings Time: 01:14 More in News & Politics
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13:13:31 12/26/11
Girl Talk Focuses On After Christmas Depression
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Girl Talk Focuses On After Christmas Depression
Mary Beth reveals after Christmas depression information and what the reasons might be... From: WXIItv Views: 56 0 ratings Time: 01:08 More in News & Politics
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10:11:58 12/21/11
Argentine Police Seize One Ton of Cocaine, Arrest Three
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Argentine Police Seize One Ton of Cocaine, Arrest Three
For more news and videos visit ☛ english.ntdtv.com Follow us on Twitter ☛ http Add us on Facebook ☛ on.fb.me Argentine police nab three suspects and seize some $35 million dollars worth of cocaine in one of the country's biggest drug busts since 1998. The cocaine came by truck from Bolivia through Afghanistan and was to be shipped overseas from Buenos Aries. Argentine police seize a truck carrying a ton of cocaine and arrest three people in connection to the trafficking of the illicit drugs Tuesday (December 20). Police stopped a paper truck on a highway near the town of Lima, 60 miles outside the Argentine capital Buenos Aires. They found tightly packaged rectangles of cocaine. The Under Secretary of criminal policy says the months-long sting was a major blow to traffickers in the area. [Cesar Albarriacin, Under Secretary, Criminal Policy]: "This is the biggest hit against drug traffickers in recent years. We have three people in custody. One is Argentine and was the truck driver and two other people involved with receiving it and selling the merchandise. Their capture was achieved after a lot of searches in the province of Buenos Aires." Police say they were following the shipment in what was dubbed "operation white Christmas". The illegal drugs came from Bolivia before passing through the Argentine provinces of Salta and Jujuy and making their way to Buenos Aires. From there they would have passed onto the Atlantic seaboard for shipment overseas. Authorities say the ... From: NTDTV Views: 48 1 ratings Time: 01:42 More in News & Politics
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08:06:17 12/21/11
HOLIDAY MOVIES! : Movie Quest 025
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HOLIDAY MOVIES! : Movie Quest 025
CLICK HERE TO START: www.youtube.com LIVE CHAT WITH RUSS AND CHAD OF HEY KILLER!! Wednesdays, 12pm-3pm EST at: livestream.com Oh, and they leave it on a lot randomly during the week while they work. Like them on Facebook to get notified when they're online! facebook.com Movie Quest is the show where we give you a topic and you submit your favorite Youtube videos around that theme! And your hosts, Russell Hasenauer and Chad Newhall, make a brand new short film based on that theme, each and every week! Submit your favorite Youtube videos by sending a message directly to heykillerfilms on Youtube, on the Hey Killer Facebook at facebook.com/heykillerfilms, on Twitter @heykillerfilms, or by email at heykillerfilms@gmail.com. Merry Christmas, Happy Hannukah, etc, etc, from Movie Quest! This week, we've got a few Christmas-related short films to check out, along with a great Hanukkah entry as well! Also, Russ has some ideas about the future of Movie Quest and wants to know what you think! Comment below and let us know what you think after watching! For iPhone/iPad users, check out the videos by clicking the links below: This Week's NEW Original Short Film!: www.youtube.com You Better Watch Out -- Live Action Christmas Card: www.youtube.com 6 Days of Christmas -- Episode 1: www.youtube.com A Chanukah Surprise: www.youtube.com Christmas Date: www.youtube.com Movie Quest Outro: www.youtube.com Call of Duty -- Modern Elfare: www.youtube.com A Youtube Carol: www.youtube.com Click the ... From: indymogul Views: 11860 58 ratings Time: 06:36 More in Film & Animation
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20:41:12 12/20/11
Celebs Cute Holiday Cards!
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Celebs Cute Holiday Cards!
PHOTOS: Check out Fergie & Josh Duhamel as a sexy Santa and Frosty, The Kardashians' black-tie photo, The Obamas' traditional White House holiday card, plus Jon Bon Jovi's unconventional holiday twitpic! TIS THE SEASON WHEN OUR MAILBOXES FILL UP WITH HOLIDAY CARDS...BUT SORRY TO SAY, THERE'S A FEW LISTS YOU WON'T BE ON. AND THAT'S WHY YOU'VE GOT US! HERE'S A LOOK AT SOME CELEB CHRISTMAS CARDS THE KARDASHIANS CLEARLY TAKE THEIR HOLIDAY CARD BUSINESS SERIOUSLY -- AND THIS YEAR IS NO DIFFERENT. IT'S A BLACK TIE AFFAIR FOR KIM, KHLOE, KOURTNEY AND THE WHOLE KREW -- INCLUDING LITTLE MASON. TOO CUTE! BUT DIDN'T ANYONE TELL THE FAMILY IT'S THE SEASON TO BE JOLLY? NO ISSUE THERE FOR JOSH DUHAMEL AND FERGIE FERG FROM THE BLACK EYED PEAS... THE COUPLE WENT THE CARICATURE ROUTE, WITH JOSH AS FROSTY THE SNOWMAN AND FERGIE AS A SEXY SANTA. LOVE. IT. THE FIRST FAMILY WENT FOR A TRADITIONAL FAMILY PHOTO -- ARE THOSE GIRLS GROWING UP FAST OR WHAT? DANCING WITH THE STARS MIGHT'VE KICKED CARSON KRESSLY TO THE CURB, BUT THE "QUEER EYE" STAR GOT RIGHT BACK IN THE SADDLE FOR HIS HOLIDAY CARD. WE THINK THIS ONE'S WORTHY OF A BLUE RIBBON. PRETTY AWESOME, RIGHT? AND WE'VE GOT ONE MORE THAT ISN'T *EXACTLY* A HOLIDAY CARD, BUT IT DID GIVE US A BIT OF GOOD CHEER. AFTER RUMORS OF JON BON JOVI'S DEATH BURNED UP THE INTERNET THIS WEEK, HE POSTED THIS AWESOME TWITPIC IN FRONT OF THE CHRISTMAS TREE. AND TO PROVE HE'S ALIVE AND WELL, THE ROCKER HELD UP A SIGN THAT READ "HEAVEN LOOKS A LOT LIKE NEW JERSEY ... From: CelebTV Views: 2156 9 ratings Time: 01:27 More in Entertainment












