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Tuesday, November 15, 2016

[nidokidos] Donald Trump Cameo In Home Alone 2

Donald Trump in Home Alone 2: Lost in New York (1992)

Donald Trump appears in movie Home Alone 2 in 1992. At that time he owned Plaza Hotel (from 1988 - 1995).

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[nidokidos] Efficiency In Japan

Japan Fixes Fukuoka City Sinkhole In 2 Days
by Rokas L

The Japanese once again proved that their workmanship and efficiency are top level. A 30m by 27m and 15m deep sinkhole opened up outside a busy railway station in the city of Fukuoka, damaging the road and threatening nearby buildings. However, it took only 48 hours to repair power cuts, restore gas and water supplies, as well as fill everything with 6,200 cubic metres of sand and cement.
According to the mayor Soichiro Takashima, the affected ground is now 30 times stronger than before. The workers involved in this engineering project have been praised by social media and everyone are happy that there wasn't a single report of injuries.

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Enormous sinkhole swallows large section of Japanese street

Footage of a 20m-wide sinkhole opening up in the centre of the south-western Japanese city of Fukuoka shows street lights, signs and large sections of pavement and road falling into the gaping pit as rushing water and loud bangs can be heard.

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[nidokidos] Feet of Flames - Warlords ++ HD

Feet of Flames - Warlords ++ HD

Feet of Flames from the Route of Kings: Hyde Park / Warlords

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Monday, November 14, 2016

[nidokidos] A good quote

Your life is your message to the world .
Make sure it's Inspiring.
Happiness will never come to those
who fail to appreciate what they already have.

Big Cats Freed From The Circus Get A Whole New Life

They just got released from the circus — and are tasting freedom for the first time.

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[nidokidos] Valued Exposures: Electoral College Explained

What the Electoral College Is and How It Works

Like many other facets of American politics, the Electoral College is the result of multiple compromises between political factions that don't exist anymore.
The original design for electing the president went by the Virginia Plan, and it called for Congress to elect the chief executive. This raised hackles at the Constitutional Convention among delegates from smaller states, which (rightly) feared the plan was a plot by Virginia (then the largest state by far) to monopolize the presidency. There were also concerns about the president's independence from the legislature if he was beholden to them for his job.
The obvious alternative, favored by James Madison and his allies, was direct election by popular vote. This was ultimately rejected because of the Three-Fifths Compromise: Briefly, the problem with direct election of the president in the 1780s was that the right to vote was far more widespread in the North than in the South.
If the President would be elected in a one-man-one-vote system, the wealthy Southerners who bought and sold people like mules would be massively outnumbered by Northerners and would probably have seceded decades before they actually did.
The Electoral College was the compromise. Under this system, each state's voters (which in the beginning may or may not have included poor people and nonwhites) vote to assign their state's heft to a candidate, who then becomes the President.
Doing it this way avoided the weakening of the presidency that Congressional elections would have caused, without disenfranchising half of the money in the country by swarming over the Southern planter vote.
This part of the system has barely changed in 230 years, and most states (except for Nebraska and Maine, which split their delegates) still have a first-past-the-post, winner-take-all system. This means that Republican votes in blue states are as insignificant as Democratic votes in red states, because it's the majority of votes in each state that determines which electors go to Washington for the real election in December.

Does your vote count? The Electoral College explained - Christina Greer

You vote, but then what? Discover how your individual vote contributes to the popular vote and your state's electoral vote in different ways--and see how votes are counted on both state and national levels.

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[nidokidos] Meet the pheasant-elect: Bird sporting 'Donald Trump's hairstyle' soars to internet fame

Meet the pheasant-elect: Bird sporting 'Donald Trump's hairstyle' soars to internet fame

A golden pheasant has become a star in China because people think he has the same hairstyle as Donald Trump.
Pictures of the animal became widely shared today on Chinese media after a journalist from Hangzhou took a picture of the male bird and pointed out the 'striking similarity' between him and the US President-elect.
Mr Gao, the keeper of the bird, said he was surprised to hear the news, however he had begun to notice the resemblance between the two.

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[nidokidos] First glimpse of biggest supermoon in living memory ahead of full spectacle on Monday

First glimpse of biggest supermoon in living memory ahead of full spectacle on Monday

Spectacular photographs of the biggest supermoon for generations are already being captured - and the best is yet to come.
The satellite is orbiting as close to Earth as it has done for almost 70 years tonight, but Monday is expected to be the best evening for capturing a rare close-up of the moon.
Although the countryside is the best place to see the night's sky in all its glory, there was still some stunning scenes over London landmarks such as Canary Wharf and the Eye.

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