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Merry Christmas from Croglog

On this Christmas Eve we would like to wish you a Merry Christmas and Happy NewYear. We hope that your Christmas is bright and good and your dreams come true. That's what we have to say Merry Christmas.

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Decade in review 2000's The Top 10 stories of the decade

As the decade is set to end what are some of the most top 10 news stories that happened this decade.
Number 1: Bush defeats Gore in 2000 election this was that election at had the big mess with the miscounted votes it all came down to Florida which was the reason it took weeks untill December when the Supreme court 5-4 voted Bush. The Popular vote was Gore's but the Electoral vote was Bush's
Number 2: in 2001 the biggest story was 9/11 the day when a late Summer day took a bad turn in the morning when planes were hijacked and crashed into the World Trade Center in NY, The Pentagon in DC, and a field in PA.
Number 3 : The Iraq war began in 2003 to over throw dictator Saddam Hussein after though the war got tougher after civil war began and surge in 2008
Number 4: December 26th 2004 a Tsunami struck in the Indian Ocean caused by a 9.1 to 9.3 earthquake under water this caused Thousands of lives.
Number 5: In 2005 The worst year for Hurricanes the worst was Hurricane Katrina that brought death and destruction to New Orleans The Category 5 storm Struck in Late August 2005.
Number 6 In 2008 China was the host for the Olympics it was met with controversy and anger after Chinese government crack-downs of Tibet Buddhists. The Torch was attacked at many times. The Olympics did continue with good effect.
Number 7: In 2008 the an economic collapse begun and bank collapses caused people to call this the worst since the great Depression.
Number 8 : President Obama elected President of the United States.





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ABC news changes on December 14th

Abc announced back earlier this year that Diane Sawyer host of Good Morning America will be taking Charles Gibson's spot on ABC World News since he is retiring. So down to all the hurry to find a new GMA co-host they found 1 his name you may know he's worked at ABC for many years ,George Stephanopulos he his the host ABC's Sunday morning talks show "This week" he will not be leaving that show until they find a replacement. Meanwhile ABC news is making a change with 20/20 the friday night news magazine to replace John Stossel who left to FOX news in Spetmber with ABC Gma anchor Chris Cuomo. He will be co-hosting with Elizabeth Vargas. And of course Diane Sawyer is going to be competing against Brian Williams on NBC and Katie Couric on CBS. That Starts December 21st on ABC the week of Christmas surprisingly.


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Are Soap opera's dying?: As the world turns gets cancelled

Yesterday (Dec.8th)  CBS announced that in September 2010 that the soap 'As the world turns' is ending the show is a daytime soap opera  the show has been running on CBS since April 2nd 1956. This is CBS's second cancellation of a soap this year after 'Guiding light' was canceled in April of this year and ended in September. CBS replaced that slot with a new version of the game show 'Let's Make a deal'. To wonder what CBS will do with the slot mostly likely will not be a new soap opera. What does this mean to the soaps as a whole  NBC has only 1 'Days of our Lives' and after September 2010 unless more cancellations happen CBS will have 2 'The Young and the Restless' and the 30 minute soap 'The Bold and the Beautiful' . ABC has only 3 soaps 'Genral Hospital', 'One Life to Live' and 'All my Children'. Though the Proctor and Gamble which produces  the show says there are actively looking for another venue for the show. ABC says they will remain committed to Soaps. But the question is Are Soaps dying off? Many can point to what's happening and say yes it they are. Soap Ratings have been going down in the past decade. Like now the Highest rated Soap 'Young and the Restless' is at 3.5 million viewers as of last week  in the 1999-2000 THE leading soap was 'Young and the Restless at 6.8 million viewers. and in 1979-1980 season the leading soap was 'General Hospital' at 9.9 million viewers. Also no new soaps were made or have premiered at least on American Broadcast TV since 1999 and NBC's 'Passions'  which ran on NBC from (1999-2006) then moved to Direct TV  from (2006-2008).  And replaced with Local  Programming due to the addition of a 4th our of the 'Today Show'. While Competition in local markets are local newscasts and Syndicated daytime programming  which many FOX, CW,MY NETWORK TV AND non affiliated channels buy up instead of network tv programs.  But As  antoher soap falls well see what CBS does. They could add a talk show , give it to local channels , a new soap opera which seems the most unlikely to happen, a game show, or something else. More to Come on this story in our Are Soap Opera's dying series.

 

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Comcast Buys NBC

Comcast is buying NBC which may be the worst idea in the spect for the future of the network NBC which has been having some troubles for the past few years. But Comcast is a cable company that owns E! ,Style, Versus, G4 , Golf Channels.  But the question is thought why would NBC-U be a good idea for Comcast to buy. NBC -U owns NBC,Telemundo  , cable networks USA, Bravo, msnbc, CNBC, Sleuth, Oxygen and more as the question says though how does this idea work out. NBC the network hasn't been doing well in the entertainment side that it could like that Comcast could shut down NBC and go to other projects. Comcast is really only trying to make more and more money to advance quality it's not the best idea to see.  The deal has to meet approval first so it's not final. But the question of the way the business operations will it work? Will there be a big change? Is Comcast the best buyer? and Who would be better? More on this on Joshuaonline.