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Wednesday, December 21, 2011

The official death toll from last week's massive flash flooding in two southern Philippine cities topped 1,000 on Wednesday, while authorities said they lost count of how many more were missing in one of the worst calamities to hit the coastal region.
A Bronx woman was caught with three pounds of cocaine stuffed inside two pairs of shoes in her luggage as she made her way from Jamaica to New York, authorities said. Brielle Latoi Orridge, 19, was arrested Sunday and is awaiting federal charges of conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute more than 500 grams of cocaine, according to the Associated Press.
NBC correspondent Jay Gray was arrested last week on DUI charges after drinking heavily at a part at Jerry Sandusky's lawyer's house, TMZ.com is reporting.
Around 10,000 women marched through central Cairo demanding Egypt's ruling military step down Tuesday in an unprecedented show of outrage over soldiers who dragged women by the hair and stomped on them, and stripped one half-naked in the street during a fierce crackdown on activists the past week.
 
News

Crown Heights' shuttered Starlite Lounge to star in new documentary 
Death toll in Philippines tops 1,000
Maggots faster than surgeons' scalpels
Bronx woman caught with cocaine in her shoes 
City's roll-your-own cigs biz goes up in smoke 
Brave son of cop dies of cancer
Sports

Lupica: Giant '88 loss to Jets still stings
Jaspers net 5th straight, expectations rise
Rangers bury Devils
Cavanagh's Parx Analysis: December 21
On rebound from Kim, Humphries agrees to 1-year deal with Nets
Mets abandon rookie ball team 
Gossip

Debra Messing to divorce after 11 years of marriage
Britney Spears' ex slams pop star's engagement
Harrison: Fans will fall in love with new 'Bachelor'
Sean Penn's politics don't fly with Alonso 
Jessica Lange, Sam Shepard split
Gerard Butler rescued from California surfing spot  
Crime

Bronx woman caught with cocaine in her shoes 
Brave son of cop dies of cancer
'Mobster' sues shakedown victim
Feds probe 2 in swindle of rabbi-run charity 
Brooklyn teen stabs another over stolen basketball at Erasmus Hall High School 
Brooklyn DA: No deals for suspects indicted in death of Officer Peter Figoski
Entertainment

Archuleta takes break for Mormon mission
Rebecca Black top YouTube video in 2011
'Community' fans plan NYC flash mob
Rising Brooklyn jazz pianist moved by Haiti
HBO hangs up on 'Hung,' 'Bored to Death'
Harrison: Fans will fall in love with new 'Bachelor'
 
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Editors Picks
 
Livery cab deal another victory for Gov. Cuomo
Analysis: Chalk up another big win for Gov. Cuomo to cap what has been a dominant year.
Mayan region's apocalypse countdown 
Only 52 weeks and a day are left before Dec. 21, 2012, when some believe the Maya predicted the end of the world.
County spends tax dollars to lure foreign nudists
One Florida county's naked ambition is to lure nudists there from around the world — and they're using tax money to do it.
Mind-reading will exist soon, predicts IBM
The computer giant released its "5 in 5" list for 2011, a report of the biggest tech advances it plans for the next five years.
France to order 30,000 women to remove breast implants
Country takes steps after several suspicious cases of cancer.
Gay-rights activist to Bachmann: Your kids are probably gay
Republican presidential candidate had another confrontation with an activist in Iowa.
Student disappears after leaving chilling voice mail
Search is under way for 19-year-old who disappeared after message saying she was being harassed.
Newt wins Tea Party poll...But it might not matter
Gingrich is facing a barrage of attacks and his numbers are plummeting, but he wins among Tea Party.

 

   
  Your Daily Horoscope - Aries
 

It's only natural to spend during the holiday season. When everyone attends parties, you expect to spend a bit more than you usually would. Just don't blow the budget. If you do get out of control, make sure the experiences or purchases you indulge in are worth it.

   
  Your Daily Horoscope - Cancer
 

Sometimes, it can be hard to see your own progress. When you are surrounded by so much activity, you can lose perspective of how far you've come. Look back and see the enormous headway you've made in all areas, especially with work. Take a moment to appreciate your success and let it motivate you even more.

   
  Your Daily Horoscope - Libra
 

When all is said and done, you are pretty fortunate. You can attract just what you need when you need it. If you can realize everything does work itself out in one way or another, you can relax and enjoy life more, instead of worrying so much. However, that doesn't mean you can take life for granted. Thank your lucky stars for everything you have.

   
  Your Daily Horoscope - Capricorn
 

Love is everywhere you go and look. With so much activity in and around your sign, you are likely to be the hugely popular. Be careful not to let go of someone fabulous because you feel something better could be waiting in the wings. Remember the grass is not always greener.

   
  Your Daily Horoscope - Taurus
 

If you didn't get as much work done at the office as you would have liked, make a list of the outstanding items and methodically work through it. You've probably covered the highest priorities, so you can afford to rest easy for a few days, Taurus. When you are as busy as you are now, take care of the most important jobs first.

   
  Your Daily Horoscope - Leo
 

Romance has entered your world and can touch your heart. Someone could take you by surprise, and you could fall head over heels. Or maybe it could be lust! Whatever it is, the result is the same. You will feel like a giddy school kid. Lap up the attention; it's not every day that someone flirts so outrageously with you. Enjoy!

   
  Your Daily Horoscope - Scorpio
 

As an independent person, you usually look for a partner and friends who are similar in that regard. This usually works, unless it is someone who's so busy that they don't have time for you. If you are both too jammed with responsibilities, you won't spend time getting to know each other. Look for someone who is both compatible and available.

   
  Your Daily Horoscope - Aquarius
 

Whether you are in love or thinking about it, you're enveloped in romantic feelings. Cupid can have a profound effect, and you can feel a deep connection with someone special. Make the effort to take things slowly and enjoy each moment, Aquarius. If your partner feels pressured, he or she may pull away. Keep a steady pace and communicate often.

   
  Your Daily Horoscope - Gemini
 

Work may not be your No. 1 priority now; it's more likely that your head is lost in the love clouds. But when opportunity knocks, embrace it with both arms. If a new business or career opportunity taps on you on the shoulder, give it all your attention.

   
  Your Daily Horoscope - Virgo
 

Additional cash could land in your bank account, but it's not likely to happen without effort on your part. It would be nice if people just paid you what they owed, but sadly, that doesn't always happen. It's up to you to take responsibility, chase them down and follow through.

   
  Your Daily Horoscope - Sagittarius
 

A positive attitude can make just about any situation seem better. Don't dwell on the negative because that won't solve anything. Try to change your perspective to have a more optimistic or even philosophical attitude about life; it will help to keep you balanced. Lead with your head, not your emotions.

   
  Your Daily Horoscope - Pisces
 

Your career can go places now, even if everyone seems to be winding down for the holidays. For you, it's the opposite. Thoughts about your career will be foremost on your mind. Don't forgo socializing altogether; just keep your priorities straight and use the extra time to get ahead.

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