Entertainment

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GF 10 GIORNO 59 - George e Carmela si dichiarano amore reciproco

Music

LadyGagaVEVO

Music video by Lady Gaga performing Speechless live at the VEVO launch event. (C) 2009 Interscope Records

News & Politics

RaiNews24

Riprese dalla diretta Rai durante la messa di Natale in S.Pietro

Film & Animation

Justintime945

A woman jumped a barrier at the start of Christmas Eve Mass at St. Peter's Basilica and knocked down the pope, briefly disrupting ceremonies. Screams erupted from onlooking worshippers when the woman ran toward Pope Benedict XVI and grabbed onto his vestments as he walked down the main aisle of the church, video footage showed. He was quickly helped to his feet by his aides -- prompting cheers from the crowd -- and the service was resumed, Vatican spokesman Federico Lombardi told CNN. The woman was removed by Vatican guards, Lombardi said. John Allen, senior Vatican analyst for CNN, said such security breaches aren't uncommon. "As compared to say, the president of the United States, the security membrane around the pope is pretty thin and fairly permeable," he said, citing similar past incidents, including one that happened last Christmas Eve. Video: Disruption at Vatican Mass Video: Christmas Mass at the Vatican Video: Christmas Mass in Bethlehem Gallery: Christmas Eve around the world Allen said that generally, these disruptions are caused by people who aren't seeking real harm, but who want to be close to the pope. Benedict began what has traditionally been a midnight Mass at the Vatican at 10 p.m. as officials sought to keep the 82-year-old pontiff from a late night. Celebrants in Bethlehem, the traditional birthplace of Jesus in the West Bank, however, joined the Latin Patriarch Fouad Twal for a midnight Mass attended by Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas and other Palestinian officials. Outside the Church of the Nativity, erected over the site Christian tradition says was the place of Jesus' birth, the faithful gathered under the watchful eyes of heavily armed Palestinian police. But Palestinian shopkeeper Nadia Hazboun said the security situation in the West Bank has improved in the time since the militant Hamas group took over Gaza and Abbas' Fatah movement abandoned the narrow strip of land between Israel and the Mediterranean for the West Bank. "It was bad, now it is good," he told Voice of America radio. "I told you, before anybody take the law in his [own] hands. But now the law [is] with the police. We have security, we have calm, we have now the best situation in Bethlehem."Were you there? Share pictures, video Christmas Eve in Bethlehem is a popular destination for American Christians, including Iowan Paul Edelman. "Just the festivities, the idea that this is the birthplace of Christ, and you get to see all the historic places and share it with people from around the world; it's a very nice experience," he told Voice of America radio. CNN.com

Sports

ramzzz24

Date: December 25, 2009. Boxscore: http://scores.espn.go.com/nba/boxscore?gameId=291225013 After the Cleveland Cavaliers made the defending NBA champions look ordinary, the Los Angeles Lakers' fans threw up their foam hands in frustration. Mo Williams scored 28 points, LeBron James added 26 and the Cavaliers beat Los Angeles 102-87 Friday in a game that ended with angry Lakers fans throwing dozens of giveaway foam hands onto the court. Shaquille O'Neal had 11 points in his latest Los Angeles return with the Cavaliers, who dominated the Lakers with sharp shooting and physical defense, prompting several technical fouls and retaliation hits in a one-sided matchup of title contenders. The Lakers' crowd lost its holiday spirit with 4:04 left when Lamar Odom's ejection and another T on the Lakers' infuriated bench prompted many fans to throw their pregame presents onto the court. After another foul with 3:45 left, several more foam hands were thrown along with a full water bottle, which skittered between players without hitting anyone. Kobe Bryant scored 35 points for the Lakers, who had won 16 of 17 before Cleveland's decisive victory behind Williams, James and the Cavs' impressive interior play, which negated the Lakers' usual advantages down low. After Odom got his second technical foul in an altercation with Williams, the Lakers' bench drew a T -- apparently on purpose -- for delay of game by failing to produce a substitute in a timely manner. When referee Dan Crawford whistled that T, the Staples Center crowd let its hands fly. The foam hands weren't the usual No. 1 finger normally found at sports events, but a representation of two puppet hands making the "LA" sign in a connection to Nike's advertising campaign featuring puppets of James and Bryant. But with Williams leading the way in his third straight impressive road game, the Cavs forced Bryant and the Lakers into their least impressive performance in six weeks. The loss dropped the Lakers (23-5) back into a tie with Boston atop the overall NBA standings.

Howto & Style

ClioMakeUp

Ciao ragazze buona Vigilia e buon natale e grazie per questo splendido anno passato insieme..... Ecco un trucco festivo , dolce e non troppo appariscente. Bacioni a tuttiiiiiii

Science & Technology

jon4lakers

TechnoBuffalo: http://technobuffalo.com/ Follow me on twitter: http://cuthut.com/0 Apple tablet rumors are coming fast and furious. I've put them all into this video.

Pets & Animals

mugumogu

ハイスピードムービーによる撮影です。（わかりにくかったようなので、タイトル変えました。） By high speed movie of Casio. http://sisinmaru.blog17.fc2.com/

News & Politics

RaiNews24

Riprese dalla diretta Rai durante la messa di Natale in S.Pietro

Nonprofits & Activism

jeropasos1

http://www.ildirittodisapere.com/ Circola su internet un clamoroso discorso di un soldato americano che racconta chi sono i veri nemici del suo paese. Il suo nome è Mike Prysner,