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Archive for April, 2009
General Motors, facing a June 1 federally imposed deadline to dramatically restructure or go bankrupt, is preparing to detail the progress it has made on the stepped-up recovery plan demanded by the Obama administration. GM is expected to eliminate or sell its poorly performing Pontiac brand. Continue reading ‘General Motors puts Pontiac on the Reservation…’
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The Polar ice caps melt each summer and freeze each winter. They have for millions of years. Except now, they’re melting fast, and not refreezing. Ocean levels around the world are rising quickly. We sincerely hope you can swim…
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David Kellermann, acting chief financial officer of US mortgage giant Freddie Mac, was found dead at his home after apparently taking his own life. Local police responded to an emergency call at 4:48am at the suburban Virginia home Mr Kellermann, 41, shared with his wife and a daughter. Kellermann had worked for Freddie Mac for the past 16 years and was named acting chief financial officer last September, when the government seized control of the company Continue reading ‘Freddie Mac Executive found dead.’
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A Plankton Bloom is a phytoplankton population explosion in the world’s oceans - blooms occur when sunlight and nutrients are readily available to the plants, and they grow and reproduce to a point where they are so dense that their presence changes the color of the water in which they live. Continue reading ‘Plankton Bloom: Beautiful but Deadly’
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The death of a friend is never an easy thing to bear, and the immidiate need for answers, both mundane and celestial, can cause fear, despair and confusion enough to nearly incapacitate those left behind. When that friend is an elected leader, young, charismatic and bold, the anguish can be felt in hearts across the nation. Such was the case in the United States 46 years ago, on November 22, 1963, when President John F. Kennedy, the bright beacon of an American Camelot, was assassinated at Dealey Plaza in Dallas, Texas. What follows is the original broadcast of the breaking news of the Kennedy assassination, aired live on WFAA in Dallas. Jay Watson, the program director at Channel 8, while clearly stunned at the recent events that he himself witnessed, interviews eye witnesses, breaks the latest details, and acts as a conduit for the steadily mounting horror that would rise across the world in the days to come. In commemoration of the life and works of President Kennedy, tomorrowpictures.TV is proud to present this 5-part series from that grim November day nearly a half a century ago. Watch Part 3!
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The death of a friend is never an easy thing to bear, and the immidiate need for answers, both mundane and celestial, can cause fear, despair and confusion enough to nearly incapacitate those left behind. When that friend is an elected leader, young, charismatic and bold, the anguish can be felt in hearts across the nation. Such was the case in the United States 46 years ago, on November 22, 1963, when President John F. Kennedy, the bright beacon of an American Camelot, was assassinated at Dealey Plaza in Dallas, Texas. What follows is the original broadcast of the breaking news of the Kennedy assassination, aired live on WFAA in Dallas. Jay Watson, the program director at Channel 8, while clearly stunned at the recent events that he himself witnessed, interviews eye witnesses, breaks the latest details, and acts as a conduit for the steadily mounting horror that would rise across the world in the days to come. In commemoration of the life and works of President Kennedy, tomorrowpictures.TV is proud to present this 5-part series from that grim November day nearly a half a century ago. Watch Part 4!
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The death of a friend is never an easy thing to bear, and the immidiate need for answers, both mundane and celestial, can cause fear, despair and confusion enough to nearly incapacitate those left behind. When that friend is an elected leader, young, charismatic and bold, the anguish can be felt in hearts across the nation. Such was the case in the United States 46 years ago, on November 22, 1963, when President John F. Kennedy, the bright beacon of an American Camelot, was assassinated at Dealey Plaza in Dallas, Texas. What follows is the original broadcast of the breaking news of the Kennedy assassination, aired live on WFAA in Dallas. Jay Watson, the program director at Channel 8, while clearly stunned at the recent events that he himself witnessed, interviews eye witnesses, breaks the latest details, and acts as a conduit for the steadily mounting horror that would rise across the world in the days to come. In commemoration of the life and works of President Kennedy, tomorrowpictures.TV is proud to present this 5-part series from that grim November day nearly a half a century ago. Watch Part 5!
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The death of a friend is never an easy thing to bear, and the immidiate need for answers, both mundane and celestial, can cause fear, despair and confusion enough to nearly incapacitate those left behind. When that friend is an elected leader, young, charismatic and bold, the anguish can be felt in hearts across the nation. Such was the case in the United States 46 years ago, on November 22, 1963, when President John F. Kennedy, the bright beacon of an American Camelot, was assassinated at Dealey Plaza in Dallas, Texas. What follows is the original broadcast of the breaking news of the Kennedy assassination, aired live on WFAA in Dallas. Jay Watson, the program director at Channel 8, while clearly stunned at the recent events that he himself witnessed, interviews eye witnesses, breaks the latest details, and acts as a conduit for the steadily mounting horror that would rise across the world in the days to come. In commemoration of the life and works of President Kennedy, tomorrowpictures.TV is proud to present this 5-part series from that grim November day nearly a half a century ago
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With some ill-timed words about the need of the Chinese to be controlled by their masters, Jackie Chan is back in the spotlight! Chan is probably the biggest non-Hollywood movie star in the world today, and has been instrumental in the creation of the wildly popular genre of kung-fu comedy! Continue reading ‘Jackie Chan: Freedom might not be so good for the Chinese!’
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Who's the Master Chef cooking up Hip Hop, House and Funk into a Soulful Stew just for You? Who's the Mixologist with something different to drop in your thirsty ears? Who's the most Uniek Brotha in tha game today? That's right, peoples, it's your man DJ Uniek ...
WARNING: The following video is shocking. It may upset some viewers. Tune in at your own risk.The Iraqis placed a rope around Saddam Hussein's neck and hung him until he was dead. That deed should've caused great celebration, not only in Iraq and America, but in most places where liberty shines i...
Mukuru is a Slum Village in Kenya, just outside the east African nation's capital city of Nairobi. They call it a "Slum Village" with no sense of irony, and to the outsider, the emphasis would seem firmly on Slum. The statistics are so wretched as to become ...
Hip Hop is Dead! Long Live Hip Hop! In Episode Three of Hip Hop World, we profile young up and comer Xxtra tha Yung Eagle! Born and raised on the east side of Chicago, Michael Anderson Jr, aka Xxtra, is a born performer, showcasing his ta...
