joi, 10 iulie 2014

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Damn Cool Pics


The Real Reasons Why Chinese People Visit Furniture Stores

Posted: 10 Jul 2014 07:29 PM PDT

In China, many people pose as "buyers" at furniture stores, trying out the beds and sofas and using this as an excuse to find comfortable places to relax.















It Doesn't Get Much More Ironic Than This

Posted: 10 Jul 2014 07:15 PM PDT

Seriously though these pictures are like two tons of irony being dropped on your head.























Brazil Fans Aren't Happy About That World Cup Loss

Posted: 10 Jul 2014 12:07 PM PDT

Brazil got crushed in the World Cup and their fans are having a tough time accepting it.















The Best Brazil Vs Germany Memes From The World Cup

Posted: 09 Jul 2014 08:50 PM PDT

Sometimes you get beat and sometimes you get crushed.





















We're Making Progress

 
Here's what's going on at the White House today.
 
 
 
 
 
  Featured

We're Making Progress

In this year's State of the Union, President Obama said that 2014 would be a "year of action" to ensure opportunity for all Americans. And he's making good on that promise.

Since January, the President has taken more than 40 actions to keep our economy moving forward and create jobs. So where Republicans in Congress continue to do nothing, the President is going to keep taking action on his own to restore the American Dream for everybody.

See how the President has taken action this year to strengthen the middle class and ensure a better future for our families and our children.

The President's Year of Action

Preparing for Climate Change:

President Obama has announced a series of executive actions to reduce carbon pollution, prepare the U.S. for the impacts of climate change, and lead international efforts to address global climate change. And on May 6, the Administration released the third U.S. National Climate Assessment -- the most authoritative and comprehensive source of scientific information to date about climate-change impacts across the U.S.

The report made clear that climate change isn't a distant threat -- it's affecting us now.

President Barack Obama is making this year a Year of Action

Making College More Affordable:

To make sure student loans remain affordable for all federal direct loan borrowers, the President directed the Secretary of Education to allow all students to cap their payments at 10 percent of their monthly incomes.

President Obama is taking steps to make college more affordable

Building 21st-Century Workplaces:

The President announced a set of concrete steps to create more opportunity for hardworking families. He issued a Presidential Memorandum directing federal agencies to implement existing efforts to expand flexible workplace policies -- from affordable childcare to paid family leave -- to the maximum possible extent, making clear that federal workers have a "right to request" a flexible work arrangement without fear of retaliation.

The President is taking action to build 21st-century workplaces

See the major actions the President has taken so far, and help spread the word.


 
 
  Top Stories

A Day in the Life: Denver

President Obama is on the road again this week, talking about the economy and meeting with working Americans who have written the White House -- from Denver to Austin.

READ MORE

President Obama Speaks on the Economy in Denver

On a beautiful Wednesday afternoon in Denver's Cheesman Park, President Obama delivered remarks about the economy, the progress that his Administration has made, and how Republican obstructionism is making it more difficult for Americans achieve their full potential.

READ MORE

Julián Castro Confirmed by the Senate as the Next HUD Secretary

Yesterday afternoon, the Senate overwhelmingly approved San Antonio Mayor Julián Castro to be the next Secretary of the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). The vote was 71-26.

READ MORE


 
 
  Today's Schedule

All times are Eastern Time (ET)

10:50 AM: The President attends a DNC roundtable

1:15 PM: The President delivers remarks

3:25 PM: The President departs Austin

6:15 PM: The President arrives Joint Base Andrews

6:30 PM: The President arrives at the White House

7:00 PM: The Vice President and Dr. Biden deliver remarks to the Roosevelt Institute Distinguished Public Service Awards Ceremony


 

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We%26%2339%3Bre Making Progress

 
Here's what's going on at the White House today.
 
 
 
 
 
  Featured

We're Making Progress

In this year's State of the Union, President Obama said that 2014 would be a "year of action" to ensure opportunity for all Americans. And he's making good on that promise.

Since January, the President has taken more than 40 actions to keep our economy moving forward and create jobs. So where Republicans in Congress continue to do nothing, the President is going to keep taking action on his own to restore the American Dream for everybody.

See how the President has taken action this year to strengthen the middle class and ensure a better future for our families and our children.

The President's Year of Action

Preparing for Climate Change:

President Obama has announced a series of executive actions to reduce carbon pollution, prepare the U.S. for the impacts of climate change, and lead international efforts to address global climate change. And on May 6, the Administration released the third U.S. National Climate Assessment -- the most authoritative and comprehensive source of scientific information to date about climate-change impacts across the U.S.

The report made clear that climate change isn't a distant threat -- it's affecting us now.

President Barack Obama is making this year a Year of Action

Making College More Affordable:

To make sure student loans remain affordable for all federal direct loan borrowers, the President directed the Secretary of Education to allow all students to cap their payments at 10 percent of their monthly incomes.

President Obama is taking steps to make college more affordable

Building 21st-Century Workplaces:

The President announced a set of concrete steps to create more opportunity for hardworking families. He issued a Presidential Memorandum directing federal agencies to implement existing efforts to expand flexible workplace policies -- from affordable childcare to paid family leave -- to the maximum possible extent, making clear that federal workers have a "right to request" a flexible work arrangement without fear of retaliation.

The President is taking action to build 21st-century workplaces

See the major actions the President has taken so far, and help spread the word.


 
 
  Top Stories

A Day in the Life: Denver

President Obama is on the road again this week, talking about the economy and meeting with working Americans who have written the White House -- from Denver to Austin.

READ MORE

President Obama Speaks on the Economy in Denver

On a beautiful Wednesday afternoon in Denver's Cheesman Park, President Obama delivered remarks about the economy, the progress that his Administration has made, and how Republican obstructionism is making it more difficult for Americans achieve their full potential.

READ MORE

Julián Castro Confirmed by the Senate as the Next HUD Secretary

Yesterday afternoon, the Senate overwhelmingly approved San Antonio Mayor Julián Castro to be the next Secretary of the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). The vote was 71-26.

READ MORE


 
 
  Today's Schedule

All times are Eastern Time (ET)

10:50 AM: The President attends a DNC roundtable

1:15 PM: The President delivers remarks

3:25 PM: The President departs Austin

6:15 PM: The President arrives Joint Base Andrews

6:30 PM: The President arrives at the White House

7:00 PM: The Vice President and Dr. Biden deliver remarks to the Roosevelt Institute Distinguished Public Service Awards Ceremony


 

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