DONALD TRUMP

It's final Trump is now taking over the position of the president of the United States of America and also the republican's took over the house and the Senate.
BE PREPARED FOR WW3!!!!!!!!!
Some expectations how the things will be like:

There's no denying Trump has done a good job of making himself rich -- he's worth somewhere between $4.5 billion and $10 billion, depending who you ask. Can he make the rest of America rich, too?

Trump was elected the 45th president of the United States on Tuesday and in his victory speech at the New York Hilton promised to focus on economic growth when he is sworn in next January. "We have a great economic plan," he said. "We will double our growth and have the strongest economy anywhere in the world."

On the campaign trail, Trump admitted the economy wasn't something he looked forward to tackling. In a January interview with "Good Morning America," he offered up a bleak assessment and added that, in terms of fixing it, it's a task he'd rather skip.

"We're in a bubble," he said. "And, frankly, if there's going to be a bubble popping, I hope they pop before I become president because I don't want to inherit all this stuff. I'd rather it be the day before rather than the day after, I will tell you that."

In an April interview with the Washington Post, Trump reiterated his doomsday view of the economy, suggesting we might be headed for recession. But this time around, he appeared more open to the idea of his being in charge of finding remedies. "I can fix it. I can fix it pretty quickly," he said. And more recently, he maligned the Federal Reserve for creating what he says is a "false economy."

As president, he will now be tasked with accelerating American economic growth and fixing its problems.

Trump was the 2016 election cycle's most riveting figure. He initially focused his attention on immigration reform, calling for a wall to be built between Mexico and the United States and demanding the deportation of 11 million undocumented immigrants. He has wavered on that last point as of late.

He later rolled out other policies and positions: a major tax code overhaul; repeal and replace Obamacare; renegotiate or "break" NAFTA; stop hedge funds from "getting away with murder" on taxes; reforming the Veteran's Administration; and impose import tariffs as high as 35%. All while keeping the deficit in check, growing the economy and leaving entitlement programs like Medicare and Social Security untouched. Immigration remains a major pillar of his campaign, and he has moved on to the question of Muslim immigration as well. He has laid out a plan to make Mexico pay for the wall, too.

Trump has made plenty of enemies along the way as well, including but limited to fellow GOP contenders Ted Cruz and Jeb Bush, New York Mayor Bill de Blasio, Fox News journalist Megyn Kelly, the media in general and even the Pope.

Those who fear Trump's plans should find common cause with those who love them: "I'm not sure how much of what he actually says today will be his positions a year from now," said Michael Busler, professor of finance at Stockton University.

Trump's own campaign has suggested he is playing "a part" to garner votes.

While Trump certainly has some grandiose ideas -- and equally lofty rhetoric to accompany them -- deciphering the exact nature of his economic policies is a complex task, according to John Hudak, a fellow in governance studies at Washington, D.C.-based think tank the Brookings Institution.

Not to mention the fact that if he does make it to the Oval Office, Trump won't have a free pass from Congress, even if it remains under the control of the Republican Party (as you'll see, many of his positions don't exactly hew closely to GOP policies).

Taking legislative hurdles out of the equation, what will the U.S. economy and markets look like under President Trump.

Trump's Expensive Immigration Plan

Trump's immigration plans cost him a handful of business deals, but they might cost the United States much more.

The American Action Forum, a right-leaning policy institute based in Washington D.C., estimates that immediately and fully enforcing current immigration law, as Trump has suggested, would cost the federal government from $400 billion to $600 billion. It would shrink the labor force by 11 million workers, reduce the real GDP by $1.6 trillion and take 20 years to complete (Trump has said he could do it in 18 months).

"It will harm the U.S. economy," said Doug Holtz-Eakin, president of the American Action Forum and chief economic policy adviser to Sen. John McCain's 2008 presidential campaign. "Immigration is an enormous source of economic vitality."

The impact would be felt on both supply and demand.

you call me couloured really emotional poem

Written by an African child and nominated by The United Nations
as the Best Poem of 2006.
And you calling me colored??
When I born, I black.
When I grow up, I black.
When I go in sun, I black.
When I scared, I black.
When I sick, I black.
And when I die, I still black.
And you white people.
When you born, you pink.
When you grow up, you white.
When you go in sun, you red.
When you cold, you blue.
When you scared, you yellow.
When you sick, you green
And when you die, you grey…
And you calling me colored??

Iphone 6s bending truth

IPhone 6s the bending truth
iPhone 6S: bent, scratched, dropped and dunked in water – how durable is it?

Last year saw bending issues for Apple’s iPhone 6, but it seems the 6S is stronger, more durable and potentially waterproof. Just keep it away from knives and grit

Will the iPhone 6S bend like its predecessor? Photograph: FoneFox

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Every new smartphone is meant to be better than the last, but hardiness is often not included in that upgrade. Now the iPhone 6S has been dropped, bent, scratched and now submerged in water, how tough is it?
Last year users complained about the iPhone ending up bent after trips through user pockets. Testers then took their thumbs to various other large and thin smartphones, including Samsung’s Galaxy Note series.
This year saw Samsung claim a 1.7 times strength increase within its Galaxy S6 smartphones to try and stop bending. Apple also switched to a stronger aluminium for its iPhone 6S and 6S Plus, which it claims is harder, but is it and will it bend? Vlogger Christian from FoneFox put it to the test.

Bending the iPhone 6S.

The iPhone 6S Plus seems to be more resilient. Requiring two people to actually bend it indicates users are unlikely to do it by accident. Chalk this one up to positive consumer action from last year’s bendgate.

Dropping and scratching

Bending isn’t quite in the same consumer-issue league as dropping smartphones. The harder aluminium used in the new iPhone helps it survive drops on to its edges and back better than last year’s iPhone 6S, with fewer marks and deformations in the frame. Dropping it on to the screen still has a predictable effect, according to vlogger David Rahimi:

Dropping on to hard floor.

Apple claims its X-ion glass screen is the hardest in the business, and while it will stand up to keys, knives, grit and sandpaper are not the iPhone 6S’s friend, according to vlogger JerryRigEverything:

Scratching and bending.

Samsung’s Galaxy S6 with its Corning Gorilla Glass 4 can apparently survive a Stanley knife blade, for comparison, but neither screen is a match for sandpaper or grit in the pocket.

Taking a bath

Apple doesn’t claim that the iPhone 6S is waterproof, but it seems that the phone is a lot more capable of surviving a dip into water than last year’s iPhone 6 and most other non-waterproof or water-resistant smartphones.

Are the new iPhones waterproof?

The phones survived an hour of submersion in water, and continued working without issue. Even the exposed Lightning and headphones ports worked fine after the dip, and continued to do so 48 hours later, according to vlogger Zach Straley.
Another vlogger was not so lucky with his testing, showing neither smartphone surviving unscathed after a 30-minute submersion, however.
Both the iPhone 6S and 6S Plus are heavier and thicker than last year’s iPhone and it seems Apple’s claims that they are more durable with harder aluminium frames stands up to testing. But whether they are waterproof seems to be up for debate.

• How pink is the new ‘rose gold’ iPhone 6S?
• Apple iPhone 6S and 6S Plus review roundup: stronger, faster, heavier

Fast and furius eight will strike

Movies that earn more than $1 billion worldwide tend to produce sequels. As such, Furious 8 was a no-brainer. Yet, the ridiculously lucrative Furious 7, ended with real closure, and raised some burning questions. Can the series continue following the death of Paul Walker? Should the series tell more stories in the lives of these now iconic screen characters, or is it time to let the Fast & Furious crew drive off into the sunset on one of the highest notes in franchise history?

That conversation is ongoing, but at least we have a definitive answer. Vin Diesel took to the stage of CinemaCon recently and confirmed that Fast & Furious 8 is happening, and will reach theaters on April 14, 2017. It’s definitely happening! But there remain a ton of questions about who will be involved both in front of and behind the camera. Let’s dig in to all that we already know about the upcoming Fast & Furious sequel:

The Kurt Russell Connection

It bears repeating that Furious 7 always was going to be the start of a new trilogy of Fast films, though that plan was changed once Paul Walker died. James Wan confirmed that the original ending of Furious 7 would have led to new stories. But the first real hint we got about Fast & Furious 8 came when Vin Diesel appeared on the Jimmy Kimmel show and revealed that supreme badass Kurt Russell was added to part seven as a tease for what the crew wanted to do in part eight. And Vin spoke in the present tense, saying that Russell’s covert character, Mr. Nobody, would be a catalyst for events that would follow through in Fast & Furious 8. Now, Walker likely was going to be part of that adventure, and now will not be. But that doesn’t mean the show can’t go on.

The New York Setting

In the same clip, Vin Diesel dropped the interesting nugget that the crew would shift their mission for (or against) Mr. Nobody to the streets of New York City. Which, in my opinion, is fantastic. The Fast & Furious movies always have been an L.A.-based franchise, and Diesel delivered on his promise to return the series to Southern California with Furious 7. But a series that has stopped in so many amazing global cities has yet to invade the Big Apple, and I want to see Toretto’s crew try to stay fast in midtown Manhattan traffic. (The "furious" part won’t be difficult. New Yorkers are always mad about something.) In a recent conversation, The Rock told the media that they wanted to give Furious 7 time to breathe, and to succeed, but that they were "up for the challenge" of doing Furious 8. And Diesel chimed in that F8 sounds like "Fate," something he said Walker always believed.

Justin Lin’s Return

James Wan was an unusual choice to helm Furious 7 after Justin Lin decided not to come back after directing multiple Fast films. Wan primarily was known as a horror guy, and his lone foray into "action" – the Kevin Bacon drama Death Sentence -- went largely unseen. It’s very possible that Wan could come back to direct a Fast & Furious 8, especially given the success of Furious 7. But a few months back, a story broke on Deadline that Lin would return to the series to direct a multi-part finale. Wan even said in a recent interview that Justin Lin would be the perfect choice to bring the series to a close. This plan still could be in place, though Lin is about to board the U.S.S. Enterprise as the director of Star Trek 3, so Universal might have to put their red-hot series on ice for a bit if they want to wait or Lin’s services. Would that be a good idea?

Lucas Black’s Contract

Those paying attention to the Fast & Furious timeline synch couldn’t have been that surprised to see Lucas’ Black’s Tokyo Drift hero, Sean Boswell, return to the screen. Furious 6 revealed that Han was killed by Deckard Shaw (Jason Statham), so Dom pitstopped to Tokyo to meet with Sean, get information on this new threat, and bring Han’s body back to Los Angeles for a proper burial. At the time, Black revealed that he had signed up for Fast & Furious parts 7, 8 and 9. Again, plans for the series seem fluid, but if Black was a part of the future story before, I see no reason to think he couldn’t be part of the next two chapters, at least. Drift on!

The Eva Mendes Rumor

So far, the Fast & Furious films have made a habit out of bringing familiar faces back into the fold. Michelle Rodriguez was believed to be dead before returning for Fast & Furious 6. We just mentioned Lucas Black, and his presence in Furious 7. So with the timeline realigned now, it makes sense that a recent rumor suggests the return of Eva Mendes’s character, U.S. Customs Agent Monica Fuentes, be brought back into the story. As we learned in Furious 7, Dom and his crew now runs in criminal circles that involve the federal government – or, shadow arms of the government operated by the likes of Mr. Nobody. This could open up several doors for the Furious crew to either have to help Fuentes… or avoid her. Maybe the God’s Eye MacGuffin from the latest movie will put Toretto on Fuentes’ radar? Maybe Mr. Nobody has a new job for Dom? I think Fast & Furious 8 will happen, particularly after Furious 7 just broke the bank. Do you?

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Harry Potter And The Cursed Child Will Be Released In Two Parts

 

Splitting a single installment of a franchise into two parts isn’t just for movies anymore. J.K. Rowling revealed on Twitter that Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, the upcoming stage play, will be released in two parts.
Rowling said the decision to split the play was based on the story's “epic nature.”

Harry Potter and the Cursed Child writer Jack Thorne and director John Tiffany offered their take on the split in the official announcement on Pottermore.
“Obviously I loved it when we decided to tell this story in two parts because I got to spend more time with the characters and what an honor that has been,” Thorne said. “It continues to be unbelievable and amazing that I’ve been given this extraordinary chance to bring Harry Potter to the stage. As a fan, who just devoured the books and the films, this couldn’t be more exciting for me.”
“I’ve never worked on anything quite like this before,’ Tiffany says. ‘Usually in theatre you’re adapting existing material or creating an entirely new play. With the Cursed Child we have been given the unique opportunity to explore some of the most cherished books and beloved characters ever written, yet work with J.K. Rowling to tell a story from that world that no one yet knows – it’s exhilarating. It shares a scale and ambition with all the Harry Potter stories so in order to do this justice we have decided to present the play in two parts.”
“I just hope we do it justice,” Throne added. “I’m so constantly aware of respecting the previous seven stories…I hope people love this play like they loved the books. Everything we do is with that in mind.”

The first part of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child will open at London’s West in Summer 2016

12 Cool and Multifunctional iPhone Cases

                  

In the world of multi-functional things to have just a stylish case for your iPhone is boring. But if it can do one or more additional actions – that is another story. Case that could open you a bottle of beer, or case that holds your credit cards and money or even case with built-in pepper spray that can defend you from thief. Interesting, huh? Check the following collection of 2-in-1 iPhone cases and the next your wish will be to change your old ordinary case to the new multifunctional one! Have fun!

iPhone Case with Sliding Keyboard [ you can buy it here ]

Transform the way you type on your iPhone by adding this Bluetooth keyboard case. Whether you’re texting, e-mailing or blogging, this keyboard case is a great alternative to using the on-screen keyboard.

Want to keep all things in one place when case and wallet 2-in-1 will be a perfect choice for you. Here are some interesting examples that differ by construction and material they are made from. So you’ll have a few variant to choose from. But don’t forget that the following case is a perfect choice to loose all at once!

The Q Card iPhone Wallet [ you can buy it here ]

iPhone Drawer Card Hard Case Skin Cover Shell [ you can buy it here ]

Feed Me Nifty Smiley Silicone Case for iPhone [ you can buy it here ]

iBottleopener [ you can buy it here ]

Even if you have a bottle opener on your keychain to have your bottle opener built in the case of your iPhone looks interesting. The iBottle Opener is a hard shell slider case for your iPhone that doubles as a bottle opener. That’s right – you can protect your iPhone and open beer bottles with the same beautiful piece of technology.

Whale Lee Silicon Case [ you can buy it here ]

Whale Lee is a cute iPhone 5 case which looks like a whale coming to the water’s surface to breath! The tactile, curved back provides stability and comfort in the user’s hand. The big whale tale also allows it to grip to a number of surfaces like handlebars, screens, or rear-view mirrors and keep your both hands free. Moreover, it helps you to clean up your wire and have extra storage space for USB cable in the rear of the case.

A-MAZE-ING Retro Gamer iPhone Case [ you can buy it here ]

Experience old school retro gaming fun with our newly inspired product line. Amazing: navigate the ball through the challenging maze from start to finish.

TaskOne iPhone Case [ you can buy it here ]

Protect your phone and carry 22 tools in your pocket. This is really multi-functional iPhone case! The case includes 22 of the most useful tools that are engineered into a package that adds no more thickness to your phone than a standard case.

Smart Phone Stun Gun Case [ you can buy it here ]

Yellow Jacket, a startup based in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, has created a case with a broader security purpose in mind: protect the phone and its user. Concealed within the protective case is a stun gun that delivers 650,000 volts of electricity. An external battery on the case also can charge your iPhone for up to one full extra battery charge.

iPhone Case with Built-in Pepper Spray [ you can buy it here ]

Another great case that can help in emergency situations. The case has a special loading mechanism and custom canisters, allowing anyone equipping it to enter self-defense mode in an instant.

Knuckle Bumper Case for iPhone [ you can buy it here ]

If you are searching for the perfect iPhone cases that are hip and cool for sure you will find the Brass Knuckle Case a perfect match for your iPhone. It’s uniquely designed with an edgy brass knuckle look which is a novelty trend in fashion today. And of course a perfect solution for self-defence.

Caliber Advantage iPhone Gaming Case [ you can buy it here ]

The Caliber Advantage integrates an ultra slim case integrate with slide-out dual game controls (right and left). It’s large enough to allow comfortable access to all of the controls, yet small enough to fit the controller and your phone into your pocket. The controller easily syncs to your iPhone via Bluetooth and is complete with lithium polymer battery. The Caliber Advantage gives gamers a better gaming experience with tactile controls and full analog motion.

               

Stay Safe With The Pepper Spray iPhone Case

 

Stay Safe With The Pepper Spray iPhone Case

(KTVI) – Instead of carrying pepper spray in your purse, in your car or on your keychain, now you can have it on your cell phone. iPhone owners can protect themselves with pepper spray with this new case. Spraytect has produced a case for the iPhone that has a removable pepper spray cartridge.
With a three step firing process, it’s simple to use even in the most stressful situations. The pepper spray cartridge slides horizontally across the back of the case, so the spray button is right where your fingers naturally land on your phone.
Hopefully you’ll never be in a situation where you need to use it, but if you are make sure you use it properly and don’t spray yourself.