Damn Cool Pics

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• Very British Problems
• The Best Tornado Photos of 2013
• Selena Gomez Wears No Underwear
• Beyond the BOOM: How Fireworks Work [Infographic]

Very British Problems Posted: 02 Jul 2013 02:45 PM PDT Selection of very British problems.

The Best Tornado Photos of 2013 Posted: 02 Jul 2013 11:02 AM PDT Here are the best tornado shots of the year. Beautiful and devastating.

Selena Gomez Wears No Underwear Posted: 02 Jul 2013 09:18 AM PDT Selena Gomez with no underwear. It could be even better than Britney, Paris and Lindsay. But the dress ruined it all.

Beyond the BOOM: How Fireworks Work [Infographic] Posted: 02 Jul 2013 08:56 AM PDT There are over 213 million pounds of fireworks sold every year, and each firework is a display of precision and scientific creativity. This infographic from Ghergich & Co. outlines the innards of a firework, including the bursting charge, the stars, and the black powder-all precisely mixed to give audiences everywhere an unforgettable light show. This infographic also breaks down the nation's largest fireworks displays by the number of shells at each show and by the number of spectators. Finally, the image outline the shows in D.C, Boston, Massachusetts, Tennessee, Seattle, and Addison, Texas; a small town of 15,000 that brings in over 500,000 spectators! Click on Image to Enlarge. Via ghergich

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President Obama Visits Tanzania

Here's What's Happening Here at the White House           DAILY SNAPSHOT Tuesday, July 2, 2013             Featured  President Obama Visits Tanzania Yesterday, President Obama flew to Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, the third and final stop on his three-country trip to Africa. After an afternoon arrival ceremony, he held a bilateral meeting and press conference with President Jakaya Kikwete. Today, President Obama is touring and delivering remarks at the Ubungo Symbion Power Plant before returning to Washington. Click here for a behind-the-scenes look at the President's trip. President Barack Obama and President Jakaya Kikwete of Tanzania, along with First Lady Michelle Obama and Salma Kikwete, watch performers during an arrival ceremony at Julius Nyerere International Airport in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, July 1, 2013. (Official White House Photo by Chuck Kennedy)       Top Stories Commonsense Immigration Reform Will Strengthen Social Security In a letter to Senator Rubio released on Friday, the independent Social Security Office of the Chief Actuary provided a long-term analysis of the bipartisan Senate-passed Immigration Reform bill, demonstrating that commonsense immigration reform will strengthen Social Security over the long-term. READ MORE FLOTUS Travel Journal: Baba wa Watoto First Lady Michelle Obama describes her visit to Baba wa Watoto -- where she and her daughters watched an extraordinary group of young people sing, dance and perform gravity-defying acrobatic feats. READ MORE Broad, bipartisan support for the Senate’s passage of immigration reform On Thursday, with a strong bipartisan vote, the Senate passed an immigration reform bill, bringing us a critical step closer to fixing our broken immigration system. President Obama congratulated the passage of the Senate’s bill, which is largely consistent with the President’s key principles for commonsense reform. READ MORE       Today's Schedule All times are Eastern Standard Time (EST) 1:55 AM: The President meets and greets Embassy personnel 2:35 AM: The President participates in a wreath laying ceremony at the 1998 Embassy Bombing Memorial 3:10 AM: The President witnesses a “Soccket Ball” demonstration and tours the Ubungo Symbion Power Plant 3:20 AM: The President gives remarks at the Ubungo Symbion Power Plant 4:10 AM: The President and the First Family depart en route Washington, DC 10:00 PM: The President and the First Family arrive Joint Base Andrews 10:25 PM: The President and the First Family arrive the White House   Facebook    Twitter   |   More Ways to Engage Did Someone Forward This to You? Sign Up for Email Updates This email was sent to e0nstar1.blog@gmail.com Unsubscribe | Privacy Policy Please do not reply to this email. Contact the White House The White House • 1600 Pennsylvania Ave NW • Washington, DC 20500 • 202-456-1111