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nma.tv Steve Jobs -- Apple's founder and innovator who revolutionized the way the world uses technology -- has died after a long battle with pancreatic cancer. He was 56. We at Next Media Animation mourn his passing and celebrate his life. Our thoughts are with his family and his four young children. Apple and Steve Jobs have featured prominently in our animations. This was not due to enmity or ill will. It was because we admired him. We admired the way he could capture so many of our imaginations. Steve Jobs made the world fall in love with and embrace technology. Much of what Next Media Animation does -- indeed what any media company does -- would be impossible were it not for Steve Jobs. He impacted how animation gets made. How it gets edited. How its get delivered and viewed all over the world. For that we are deeply grateful. We will miss animating you, Steve. Thanks so very much. SEE ALSO iPhone 4S Preview: www.youtube.com Life and Career of Jobs: www.youtube.com Fake Apple store in China: www.youtube.com iPhone tracking issue: www.youtube.com iPad 2 launch: www.youtube.com Vatican approves iPhone app: www.youtube.com Tablets take over America: www.youtube.com Steve Jobs is not a ninja: www.youtube.com iPhone 4 antennagate: www.youtube.com

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nma.tv The US International Trade Commission has given Apple a partial victory in its patent dispute with HTC over the Android operating system. The ruling, however, was more favorable than expected as the Taiwanese company emerged victorious in three of the four patent claims. So what exactly did Apple win? Well, you know how you can tap on a phone number to auto-magically call that number when it appears in an e-mail or text? Apple says it owns that and other user interface features. As a result of the ITC ruling, HTC must discontinue offering the feature in its Android phones. HTC has some time to fix the code in its handsets that run Android, which is provided by Google. From April 19, 2012, HTC will no longer be allowed to import into the United States Android handsets containing the UI features. While it's a small victory for Apple, it's a important step toward the company's long-term goal to crush Android. The late Steve Jobs told his biographer that he wanted Google to stop stealing ideas from Apple. Jobs said: "If you offer me $5 billion, I won't want it. I've got plenty of money. I want you to stop using our ideas in Android, that's all."

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nma.tv The reason for the termination of Arnold Schwarzenegger and Maria Shriver's marriage has been revealed — he fathered an illegitimate child. The LA Times says the mother was a long-time member of his domestic staff. Maria thought the maid's husband was the father. There is speculation about a second love child. The Daily Mail reported in 2003 on an alleged affair with his former personal flight attendant. A contrite Arnold has reportedly been trying to get Maria back. But she's furious about getting such a raw deal. The scandal is unlikely to affect the former governor's political ambitions, but it could definitely help reignite his movie career.

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www.nma.tv NBA players and owners have reached a tentative deal to end the 2011 lockout. The owners got pretty much what they wanted while the players saw their share of revenue slashed from 57% to between 49% and 51%. The owners and NBA Commissioner David Stern say the new deal is necessary because the league was losing money — $300 million last year alone — and that small-market teams were struggling to stay afloat. Rather than address the problems that got the league into this situation — namely the absence of real revenue sharing between large- and small-market teams — the owners essentially extorted the players. They locked the players out, which led to the loss of 16 regular season games and cost both the players and owners $400 million in lost revenue. Ironically, a former player, Michael Jordan, now owner of the Charlotte Bobcats, was one of the most hardline owners. According to the New York Times, Jordan was the leader of a faction of "between 10 and 14 owners" who "wanted the players' share capped at 47 percent." The deal still needs to be ratified by a majority of teams and players. Before that happens the players need to dismiss their anti-trust lawsuit to reform their union. As of now, the 2011-2012 NBA season could start on Christmas Day. Training camp starts Dec. 9.

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nma.tv Steve Jobs did not ask to read his biography by Walter Issacson before it was published. But he got the cover design he wanted. The biography, which was published just weeks after Jobs died, is now projected to be a bestseller. In it, we find out Jobs regretted not getting surgery sooner. He told Obama he was a one-term president. And he said Bill Gates "would be a broader guy" if he dropped acid. The biography also hints at a new version of Apple TV controlled by Siri. It looks like the spirit of Steve will be with Apple for some time to come. Will Apple carry out Jobs' goal of waging "thermonuclear war" on Android? Afraid that Apple will flounder like Disney after Walt passed on, Jobs told his successor Tim Cook never to ask "What would Steve do?" Instead, Cook should do what's right.

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www.nma.tv The First World Problems meme looks at the tragedies that befall those who live in the developed countries. According to Know Your Meme "First World Problems, also known as "White Whine," are frustrations and complaints that are only experienced by privileged individuals in wealthy countries. It is typically used as a tongue-in-cheek comedic device to make light of trivial inconveniences." But have you seen Second World Success Kid and Third World Success Kid? For Third World Success Kid, something as simple as finding clean water is a cause for celebration. And all you need to be a Second World Success Kid is a strong work ethic and nimble fingers. Just watch out for High Expectations Asian Dad.

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nma.tv The heat wave hits like never before. While people around the world come up with crazy ideas to keep cool, an old school woman in string bikini got kicked out of Walmart. This is not fair! Isn't bikini the uniform for summer?

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nma.tv The Exhibit Bar in London installed some video games in the mens' restroom, where your urine stream is your controller. A sensor in the urinal senses you approaching, then tracks the heat and movement of the stream. There are several games available and also in development. One is a skiing game where you veer left and right to steer down the slope. There is a trivia game too, called Clever Dick. And another is Artsplash, where you create splashes of color on a canvas. And then you can save your work and email it to your girlfriend!! But guess what? It's like every other cool new thing, THE JAPANESE ALREADY HAVE IT! Sega Toylet was on display at expos last year, and right now are being tested out in Tokyo metro stations. Their games, of course, are crazier. One has a little statue boy going into a cup. If you don't fill the cup, you fail. Another puts you in a competition with the guy who went last time. The harder you go, the more milk shoots out your nose. That looks painful. And there is a naughty version, where you are a pervy cloud that is trying to blow up a girl's skirt. I think these games are a good idea for several reasons, the first being that some guys are terrible at aiming, or just don't care. The monitors display ads when not in game mode. This is a painless way to make advertising money. And it's proven to increase drink sales at bars! But think of how it could change the whole bar experience. And it's not fair that they don't have this for girls. If <b>...</b>

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nma.tv This Saturday, August 6, is Chinese Valentines Day. Thousands of years ago, a lowly cowherd saw seven mystical fairies bathing in a lake. He fell in love with the youngest and decided to take a wild chance with her. How did her parents feel about that? Li Anne gives you her slightly twisted version of this ancient love story.

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www.nma.tv Former baseball star Manny Ramirez slapped his wife in the face according to a police report. A tape of the 911 call has leaked. Manny was arrested and ordered to have no contact with his wife. He was released after posting bail. Ramirez is no stranger to trouble. In 2009 he was banned for 50 games after testing positive for the steroid hCG. Manny also has a history of odd behavior. He was known to disappear during games and take breaks behind the outfield wall. But will a "Manny being Manny" defense hold up against a domestic battery charge?

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www.nma.tv Apple will unveil the iPhone 5 on Tuesday, October 4. Want to know what features are in store? Well, you're in luck, because iPhones are made by a Taiwanese company in China? Next Media Animation snuck behind the manufacturing lines to give you this exclusive preview. The iPhone 5 will join HTC in offering a 4-inch screen, providing rich graphics that will knock you out. The iPhone 5 will have voice-recognition that promises to be just as good as auto-correct. If you're a fan boy, the iPhone 5 will surely make you cream your pants. The iPhone 5 will make you the coolest person in the room. Women will surely sleep with you. But to buy an iPhone you must camp out over night to be the first in line. Of course, you'll look like a douche. Also, the NMAtv iPad app is coming out later this month. Search for 'Next Media Interactive' in iTunes.

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www.nma.tv Back to school season is upon us! Li Anne is here to give you a review of our top 6 university-related clips, including Georgetown/China basketbrawl, UCLA anti-Asian rant, USC rooftop sex, Notre Dame bans Chinese products, Business school is for lazy students, and Is college worth the debt? Click the windows to watch the clips, or use the links below! Georgetown www.youtube.com UCLA Asian rant www.youtube.com USC rooftop sex www.youtube.com Notre Dame www.youtube.com Business school www.youtube.com College debt www.youtube.com

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www.nma.tv Several A-List Hollywood celebrities have been implicated in an illegal, high-stakes poker ring that operated from 2006 to 2009. Among them is Tobey Maguire, who allegedly won over $300K worth of embezzled money from a wealthy financier named Bradley Ruderman. Reports say Ruderman used investor money to pay $25 million in gambling debts. He was sentenced to prison. No further criminal charges have been filed, but Rudman's former investors are suing Maguire in an attempt to reclaim their money. Will Spidey pay up or put up a fight?

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www.nma.tv NBC reporter Chris Hansen gained notoriety using hidden cameras to catch pervy guys who try to pick up young girls on the Internet. But now Hansen has been caught with his pants down. A tabloid peeped the married man leaving the apartment of a younger NBC TV reporter in Florida. Hansen, 51, had been in the sunshine state covering a story, and apparently dined 30-year-old Kristyn Caddell before shacking up with her. To make matters worse, it's been reported Hansen sent naked photos of himself to Caddell's cell phone. Now he's begging her to delete them before they leak to the press. Will the tables be turned on Chris Hansen?

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www.nma.tv More than 500 million people use Facebook every day. However, most were annoyed by recent changes that further cluttered the user interface. The backlash has been fierce. But no matter how disgruntled, users find it hard to leave Facebook because all their friends are there. At the recent F8 developers' conference, Mark Zuckerberg announced even more ambitious changes, including tighter integration with third party apps. Another big change is the re-vamp of the profile into a timeline. It pulls all your media and updates into one place. Zuck also urged developers to demand permission to publish everything from users as a condition for using apps. Where is it all going to lead?

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nma.tv A US government survey last week revealed that 54% of Asian American teenagers are bullied at school, the highest rate in the country. Asians are known for their academic prowess; 49% of Asian Americans go to college, the highest rate in the country. Secretary of Education Arnie Duncan said bullying Asians is "unacceptable." President Obama has also condemned bullying and wants change. With White House support and excellent educations to boot, will Asians get to have the last laugh?

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www.nma.tv Fame-seeking musician Alvin Moore burglarized the Ed Sullivan Theater in NYC early yesterday in a copycat attack. Police arrested struggling actor James Whittemore Sunday morning for the same crime. Drunk, he broke into the historic building and trashed the lobby. Surely this can't be a coincidence. The Ed Sullivan Theater is home to the Late Show with David Letterman. Perhaps they were hired by Jay Leno? Or maybe the men had crushes on Letterman? Gay marriage is now legal in New York. Should Letterman beef up his security?

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www.nma.tv PETA, People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, is known for their very public, sometimes controversial, crusades against all forms of animal cruelty. Now they have trained their sights on a video game, Nintendo's Super Mario 3D Land. In the game, the popular character Mario is able to wear a "tanooki suit," resembling a Japanese tanuki raccoon dog. PETA claims the suit encourages the wearing of fur products and has created a website in protest. The site features a parody game where players assume the role of a skinned "tanooki" who tries to wrestle his pelt back from an evil Mario lookalike. People in the gaming press have been quick to point out that Mario is never seen harming a tanuki in the course of the game. One website called PETA's outrage "absurd and unresearched." The tanooki suit first made an appearance in the 1988 title, Super Mario Bros. 3. It allows Mario, among other abilities, to transform into a stone statue, rendering him invincible to enemy attacks. Nintendo decided to bring the feature back for Super Mario 3D Land, which is available for the Nintendo 3DS this month. One of the most beloved and enduring video game series in the history of the medium, Super Mario Bros. chronicles the heroics of Mario and his brother Luigi, two plumbers who happen upon an enchanted world called Mushroom Kingdom. They are often called upon to rescue Princess Peach from the clutches of the evil Bowser and his legion of reptilian henchmen. Mario first <b>...</b>

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www.nma.tv Web streaming service Hulu is a popular way for Americans to catch up on their favorite TV shows. Rumor has it that Hulu is up for sale. Thanks to recent phenomenal sales figures and a stock price hike, Apple is sitting on an enormous pile of cash. If Steve Jobs wanted to buy Hulu, its $2billion price tag would hardly put a dent in Apple's wallet. The question is, how will Hulu fit in with Apple's existing products and services? And will Apple continue to let Hulu stream content on devices that compete with iPads and iPods? Or will Apple pass on Hulu altogether and come up with its on video-on-demand product?

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www.nma.tv Pepper spray is a yummy and delicious form of crowd control. Just ask Lt. John Pike or Anthony (Tony) Bologna! Old women (like Dorli Rainey) and pregnant ladies (like Jennifer Fox) LOVE pepper spray. That's because pepper spray is essentially a food product. Megyn Kelly eats it every day. In China, pepper spray is used in Sichuan hot pot. Therefore, it's not very effective as a form of crowd control and more traditional means are required. But if pepper spray is a food product, how does it stand up to Tapatio? ... Tapatio is the bomb!

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nma.tv Controversy continues to dog 'Super Mario' following his fireworks tomfoolery at the weekend. Mario Balotelli's house was set ablaze at the weekend by someone playing with fireworks. But the fireworks that burned down his house aren't the only ones Balotelli is known for. Some say his crazy antics are youthful exuberance, others would say he is just a psychopath. Balotelli's erratic behaviour has convinced Coach Roberto Mancini to take his precocious talent under his wing. Even so, is 'Super Mario' really the kind of person you want to be as an ambassador for fireworks safety?

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www.nma.tv According to the US Department of State, American couples adopted more children from China than any other foreign nation in 2010. China enforces a one-child policy, to varying degrees. Adopting from China gives children a new chance at life while giving US couples the joy of parenthood. But all is not as it seems. Many in the US feel China poses a growing threat to American economic supremacy. Maybe these adopted Chinese babies are part of a plot to conquer America from the inside out! Just how far will China extend its economic empire?

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nma.tv Since coming to Washington, the 'Young Guns' of the Tea Party have caused nothing but havoc. House Speaker John Boehner has told Republicans to 'get their asses in line' behind his budget proposal. But some in the Tea Party remain insolent. The Tea Party's refusal to cooperate means Congress could miss its best chance of reaching a budget ceiling compromise by the August 2 deadline. Fears the US may miss the deadline have already spooked financial markets, prompting a global equities sell-off and higher interest rates on US bonds. Doubts about where interest rates are heading have frozen activity in the credit markets. Long-term, higher borrowing costs for the government and consumers could wreck the American economy. Even if John Boehner can win support from a few 'Young Guns', he must still deal with opposition from the Democrats in the Senate. Isn't the political immaturity of the 'Young Guns' just setting up the Democrats nicely for 2012? What will happen next?

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www.nma.tv Listening to music at home with friends has long been popular. Now Americans have a better place to do it Turntable.fm Turntable.fm allows people to DJ in chat rooms. Users score each other on their song choices. The site is currently invite-only and is a hangout for 'cool kids", it's perfect for music snobs. But Turntable.fm isn't just an Internet fad, high profile investors are pouring money into it. Will Turntable.fm crash Spotify's party?

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www.nma.tv Blogger Michael Arrington has a reputation as a Silicon Valley kingmaker. He sold his TechCrunch blog to AOL for $25 million. Arrington started CrunchFund, a venture fund for tech companies. Big name investors lined up, hoping to catch some "deal flow". He was called out by journalists for investing in companies TechCrunch writes about. They cried 'conflict of interest'. AOL's Tim Armstrong initially defended Arrington, but Arianna Huffington said he is definitely out. Despite already being fired, Arrington has given AOL an ultimatum ...stop messing with TechCrunch, or he'll leave.

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www.nma.tv Vladimir Putin came to power after Boris Yeltsin left office in 2000. His tough stance on Chechnya and Russia's oligarchs won him domestic kudos. Under Putin, Russia experienced rapid economic growth. At the same time, he clamped down on political and press freedoms. When forced to leave office in 2008 by term limits, he introduced his successor, Dimitri Medvedev. Medvedev talked the reformist talk, which impressed President Obama and other world leaders. Unfortunately, Medvedev was Putin's puppet all along and will give up the job for Putin for the next election.

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nma.tv Manchester United star Ryan Giggs cheated on his wife with reality TV star Imogen Thomas, then obtained a super-injunction to prevent media outlets from publishing his name in relation to the incident. That gagged British newspapers — with the exception of the Scotland Herald, which published his photo — but it didn't stop thousands of Twitter users or Wikipedia from naming him. Giggs is now suing Twitter over the super-injunction. His actions have likely drawn more attention to his affair than it would have received had he not tried to gag the media in the first place. Anyway, trying to hid things from the Internet doesn't help. It just makes the Internet angry. It's called the Streistand effect. And it's on Wikipedia as well. That makes it official. Good luck getting it down from there. Whereas nobody cared before, now everybody in the UK is talking about Ryan Giggs. Maybe it's time for the UK to do away with super-injunctions.

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www.nma.tv Apple is on a roll lately with blockbuster profits that exceeded Wall Street's expectations. Part of the reason for their success is robust sales growth in Asia. However, seeing an opportunity for profit, many Chinese businessmen have made money with counterfeit Apple products. In Kunming, they even built a whole counterfeit Apple Store that is almost indistinguishable from an authorized store. But an American blogger exposed the fakery. If Apple's runaway success continues, what will the Chinese fake next?

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www.nma.tv The cost of Thanksgiving dinner is rising. The American Farm Bureau Federation says a Thanksgiving meal for 10 people will increase $5.73 to $49.20. That is a 13 percent rise over last year. The American Farm Bureau Federation says the the increase is the largest in 26 years of price tracking. Much of the increase comes from the cost of the turkey. A 16-pound turkey costs $21.57, up 22 percent from last year. This is due higher turkey demand and feed costs. Other items included in the survey are bread stuffing, sweet potatoes, rolls with butter, peas, cranberries, a relish tray of carrots and celery, pumpkin pie with whipped cream, and beverages of coffee and milk. The first Thanksgiving was essentially free. When the pilgrims didn't bring enough food to America, the Native Americans saved their butts. In 1863, Abe Lincoln declared war on turkeys and Thanksgiving became an official holiday. As the cost of turkey climbs, will substitution effect kick in and alter the composition of the traditional Thanksgiving meal? Maybe President Obama should reconsider the traditional White House turkey pardon. Waste not want not!

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www.nma.tv The St. Louis Cardinals had a rough time in the regular season. But with a stroke of good luck, they made it into the playoffs at the last second. And no one was expecting their ascent to the top, especially the highly favored Phillies. Next, the Cardinals downed division champs, the Milwaukee Brewers. The Cardinals largely have veteran first baseman Albert Pujols to thank for their wins. But now he's a free agent, many wonder if he'll leave St. Louis. But first, the Cardinals face their toughest opponent yet. Long one of baseball's worst teams, the Texas Rangers have turned their luck around with the help of slugger Nelson Cruz and GM Jon Daniels. But without the star pitcher who led them to the World Series last year, can the Rangers keep up their momentum?

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www.nma.tv The Pirate Party first began in Sweden. However, soon the international pirate party movement took off. The German Pirate Party won 8.5% of the vote in Sunday's Berlin state elections, winning its first seats in the state legislature. The SDP and German Green party did well and will probably form a coalition, but the Pirate Party will add a new voice to German politics. The party's platform calls for the decriminalization of downloading, free internet in cities and the legalization of marijuana. It's not the first wacky party to make a splash in Europe. Jon Gnarr became Mayor of Reykjavic on promises of open corruption and a polar bear.

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www.nma.tv In this tough business environment, small business owners are often tempted to sign on with Deal-of-the-Day coupon vendor Groupon. However, it is a bargain with the devil. Although they get cash up front, the businesses are committed to providing a deep discount to Groupon coupon holders. Although in theory participating in Groupon is a way of advertising, nobody knows how much new additional business it generates.

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www.nma.tv Fanboys have a tenuous relationship with George Lucas who keeps meddling with his Star Wars films. Many feel his most recent changes, to a new Blu-ray box set have gone too far. Now Lucas' actors are badmouthing him. Carrie Fisher is upset she's not getting a cut of products that bear her likeness. Apparently Harrison Ford signed the same raw deal at the time of the first Star Wars film. Will Fisher, Ford and the fanboys band together against Lucas' evil empire?

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www.nma.tv British woman Sarah Burge is famous for spending almost half a million pounds on plastic surgery. She is nicknamed the 'Human Barbie.' Burge is such a plastic surgery enthusiast, she started injecting her 15-year-old daughter with botox. She also taught her 7-year-old daughter to pole dance. Burge is now working with a cosmetic surgery clinic to throw plastic surgery parties. Guests drink and dance til 1a.m. and can win plastic surgery procedures in prize draws. Many think Burge has taken things too far. How will all her surgery hold up over time?

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www.nma.tv Looking forward to the final chapter of Christopher Nolan's Batman trilogy? We are too. Here's an ode to Christopher Nolan's best work.

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nma.tv Motorola was once at the forefront of mobile communications, but has lost its way. Meanwhile, one-trick pony Google is desperately searching for a second act. Google will pay $12.5 billion for Motorola's handset business, giving it access to 24500 patents. This should strengthen the Android operating system and shore it up against IP claims. But will it be enough to take on Apple iOS in the marketplace? Google risks alienating handset makers who use Android. Nokia, meanwhile, is enjoying a bump on speculation it may be bought by Microsoft. For Google, in addition to the patents, included in the $12.5 billion package are Motorola Mobility's 19000 employees, $3 billion in cash, and $3.3 billion in revenue last quarter. But the real winners of this deal may be Motorola CEO and Chairman Sanjay Jha, who is reportedly going to make $90 million from the acquisition; or billionaire Carl Icahn, who just became $415 million richer. Hello Moto.

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www.nma.tv Once upon a time, Joanne Rowling was a single mom living on benefits. That all changed when her Harry Potter books took off. The Harry Potter series of books spawned a film franchise. The young actors that appeared in the films are now all stars. The executives were so reluctant to see the series end, they performed a little magic of their own, turning the last book into two installments. Fans are hysterical as the last film in the series is about to hit theaters. Now that the series has come to an end, each of the young stars has plans to move on with their careers. But what will Voldemort do?

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www.nma.tv Ryan Giggs' attempts to hide his philandering via a super injunction backfired dramatically last week after he was exposed on Twitter. But his troubles are only just beginning. Now Giggs' sister-in-law has revealed that they have been having an affair for 8 years. She went public after she found Giggs had lied to her about an affair with Big Brother star Imogen Thomas. The two met in a bar while Ryan's now-wife was pregnant with their child. Later she met his brother and married him to become Ryan's sister-in-law. Giggs' reputation as a 'Family Man' has gone up in flames. Taking out a super injunction turned out to be a huge own-goal. With rumors of a third woman now circulating, Giggs might want to take note of other recent scandals and start thinking about his immediate future.

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www.nma.tv A New York Times article reports that Google is researching new, highly-innovative technologies in a secret facility dubbed "Google X." Its exact location is unknown, as sources say the work done by Google X is as guarded as the international espionage work performed by the CIA. Among the projects rumored to be in development is a so-called "space elevator," which could ferry people and equipment between the Earth and outer space without the use of rockets. More grounded ideas include wiring household appliances like light bulbs and coffee pots to the Internet so they can be controlled remotely. Google is even said to be preparing its driverless car technology, which the company began testing on California roads last year, for a broad consumer push. There is also a large emphasis on artificial intelligence and robot technology that goes far beyond just "Android." Google has reportedly enlisted the help of some of the world's brightest minds from top companies like Microsoft and Nokia and educational institutions like Carnegie Mellon and MIT. Sebastian Thrun, Andrew Ng and Johnny Chung Lee are all said to be working on high-concept initiatives. Despite the press, the very existence of Google X has not been acknowledged by the company's top brass, Sergery Brin and Larry Page. Sources at Google who spoke to The Times about the project did so under condition of anonymity.

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NMA has done it again! The latest, not-yet-released movie of The Avengers has been made into NMA style. Take a look at how Black Widow wiggles herself out of her problem and how the superheros help her out and get their rewards in the end. Plus, special mystery guests! Enjoy!

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nma.tv Georgetown University is known for producing diplomats. But yesterday its basketball team was involved in a diplomatic incident, when a game in China ended in a brawl. The Hoyas faced the Bayi Rockets as part of a "goodwill tour" of China. Tensions ran high from the start, and officials clearly favored the Rockets. Several Bayi players were continually screaming, even at Georgetown's coach. Late in the game, Georgetown's Jason Clark took exception to a hard foul by Bayi's Hu Ke, and the bench-clearing brawl ensued. Chinese basketball teams are notorious for playing dirty. Was Baiyi, a professional army team, upset it couldn't intimidate college students? Or were they sending a message, as Georgetown's tour coincides with Vice President Joe Biden's visit and the arrival of new ambassador Gary Locke? Georgetown and Bayi meet again on Sunday night in Shanghai.

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www.nma.tv This week, Carol Bartz was fired as CEO of Yahoo! via phone call. That's messed up! Well, it's probably because she's a scary lady who swears a lot! Oh, Yahoo. In 2000, your stock closed at $118.75 a share. Right now? $12.91 a share. It all started out with a website directory named "David and Jerry's Guide to the World Wide Web". In 1995, this site became "Yahoo!" Yahoo search was a pioneer, the first of its kind. It was ok but rather slow. Google blew them out of the water. Before Gmail took off, Yahoo! email was #1 but it was full of spam! Now, people use their Yahoo account to sign up for services, so the spam will go there purposely. Remember Yahoo 360? Me either. That was their attempt at a social networking site. If you prefer a small, intimate audience, you can post on Yahoo video. Seems like they tried, but not hard enough! Three years ago, Microsoft tried to buy Yahoo! for $44.6 billion. Yahoo! said, "No! You guys don't value us!" They're eating their words now, I think! If Yahoo! follows the fate of certain other websites, it will never shut down, but hang on forever. So you can keep using your yahoo email address forever, you rebellious hipster you! Thanks for watching!

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US forces caught Osama Bin Laden on Sunday in Pakistan. America found him by tracking one his most trusted couriers. Bin Laden was living in a compound near Pakistan's military academy. US helicopters converged on the compound around 1:30am. One chopper was damaged, and US forces destroyed it. Twenty-five Navy Seals stormed the compound and killed Bin Laden in a firefight. Facial recognition and DNA testing were used to identify him. His body was taken to Afghanistan, then buried at sea.

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nma.tv Li Anne does some multitasking while she introduces clips from this week! Tiger Woods finally won a big game after a long dry spell! The racist British tram lady got arrested! The Mythbusters guys shot a cannonball across town. A planet was discovered, with Earth-like qualities! And a woman in Chile epically (is that a word?) fails her driving test. Tiger Woods http Tram lady www.youtube.com Mythbusters www.youtube.com Kepler 22b www.youtube.com Driving fail www.youtube.com NMAtv on Facebook: facebook.com NMAtv on Google Plus: plus.google.com

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www.nma.tv Do you have student loan debt? Join the club! By some accounts, there is now $1 trillion in student loan debt outstanding. Wow! With all that money spent on higher education, Americans must be the smartest workforce in the world! But funny enough, graduates are having a hard time paying back all the debt. What gives? The grand bargain used to be that higher education was a guarantee of higher wages upon graduation. Yet students are finding that's not the case anymore. They've taken on more debt than their meager incomes can support. Thankfully, President Barack Obama has come to the rescue with several relief measures! Want to find out how you can benefit from these measures? Listen to our Student Loan rap! Everything you need to know is explained in one little tune. A Next Media Animation Jayse Wan of Good Lyfe Addikts collabo Enjoy! LYRICS: C'mon Barack, help us even up the score We can't keep on payin' our students loans no more We got caught up in the student debt bubble Now we can't wait for some help to bail us out of trouble I got this fancy piece of paper called a college degree 200 G at Sarah Lawrence is what it cost me Majored in women's studies and anthropology applied to work at Google, but those nerds rejected me I thought I had it made because I got all As Now I'm in Starbucks slinging Venti Lattes I've got no money in my pockets and I just don't understand How come real life doesn't come with a meal plan? Help me, Barack! Barack Obama: I'm sorry <b>...</b>

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www.nma.tv Comedian Louis CK candidly answered fans' questions on the popular website Reddit during one of its so-called "ask me anything" sessions. The 44 year old performer-writer-director, whose birth name is Louis Szekely, gave insights into his life, both professional and personal. He explained acquiring total creative control over his critically-acclaimed FX comedy "Louie" was in exchange for a shoestring budget and little personal profit. He openly pined for the day he could afford to make another movie, or even buy a house. But, true to his stand up act, Louis balanced sobering reality with general silliness, admitting his least favorite memory was wetting his pants as a child in front of "everybody," which inexplicably included former US President Jimmy Carter and the Pope. The Q&A was part of a promotional push for Louis's new stand up special, Live at the Beacon Theater, which he has made available exclusively on his website for the unheard of price of US$5. It is the latest project in a storied career both before and behind the camera, which includes writing for landmark television series like Late Night with Conan O'Brien and Saturday Night Live, and directing the 2001 comedy film Pootie Tang alongside friend and collaborator Chris Rock.

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nma.tv When Li Anne was an English tutor, she once got an interesting proposition from one of her students -- an arrogant older man who owned several businesses. Did she accept or reject him? What would you have done if you were in her shoes?

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nma.tv Li Anne and her clone are feuding again but they still manage to introduce some awesome clips from this week. We start with strip poker in NYC's Tribeca (it's performance art!), Google's top secret lab, PETA having a fit over Super Mario's Tanuki suit, and end with Starbucks threatening to close their sacred bathrooms!! Strip poker http Google X www.youtube.com Super Mario www.youtube.com Starbucks www.youtube.com

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