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Transporting the Notorious Drug lord to the United States. The Mexican government has delivered an astonishing snub to Donald Trump by extraditing the notorious drug lord,El Chapo, just hours before the president-elect takes office.El Chapo, whose real name is Joaquin Guzman, touched down in New York at the Long Island MacArthur Airport about 9:30pm. A caravan of SUVs was waiting for the prisoner when he arrived, and after getting off the plane he was led into a hangar and raced away in the back of one of the cars.After news of the extradition broke, some experts have suggested the extradition was timed purposefully to take place before Trump is sworn in. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4138418/Mexican-drug-lord-El-Chapo-extradited-US.html
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Followed on Instagram by Bayo Omoboriowo, personal photograher to the president of Nigeria Mohammed Buhari & official photographer to the State House.
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Here: https://www.nairaland.com/2919129/barack-obamas-presidency-fascinating-photos Peter J."Pete"Souza(born December 31, 1954) is an American photojournalist, the 7th Chief Official White House photographer for president Barack Obama and the director of the White House Photography Office. Souza was the official White House photographer from 1983 to 1989 during Ronald Reagan's presidency. He was a photographer with The Chicago Tribune, stationed at the Washington, D.C. bureau from 1998–2007; during this period he also followed the rise of then-Senator Obama to the presidency.
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Food Production. Issues like water scarcity and energy storage also play into our final big problem that needs solving: food production. We may have it good here in America, but there are still millions upon millions of starving and hungry people in the world. And as the climate changes, and resources become even further strained, growing crops and raising animals for food will become even more difficult if not impossible.
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A Pill That Actually Makes One Lose Weight. Obesity is a medical condition in which excess body fat has accumulated to the extent that it may have a negative effect on health. No effective drug for now.
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Unhackable Passwords. Wired has said 2012 was the year passwords broke. Hackers have through brute force so far been able to break through practically every firewall ever invented. There must be a better way. And engineers are working on them.
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Cheap Ocean/Sea water Desalination. Water shortages continue to make the list of the world’s most pressing issues. The ocean covers about 70% of the earth's surface, there will be more than enough water for consumption if we could find a cheaper and easier way of desalination. But desalination plants have proven way too expensive and inefficient to build. The problem is that desalination of water requires a lot of energy. Salt dissolves very easily in water, forming strong chemical bonds, and those bonds are difficult to break. Energy and the technology to desalinate water are both expensive, and this means that desalinating water can be pretty costly.
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The Trump family took a pose in front of Abraham Lincoln's mammoth statue after Trump's address. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4136982/Donald-Trump-departs-New-York-City-inauguration.html
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'I promise you, I will work so hard,' the president-elect told the crowd in his pre-inaugural speech at the end of the concert
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Big moment: Trump had the honor of laying the wreath on the Tomb of the Unknowns to remember the nation's fallen soldiers (Donald laying the wreath on the Tomb of the Unknowns).
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On the move: Donald Trumps prepares to head out to Arlington National Cemetery with his daughter Kai and son Donald III.
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Washington: Two members of the Air Force salute next to Donald Trump and wife Melania after they exit the plane.
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Backed up: Trump's departure out of LaGuardia caused major delays at the airport as other fligths waited for him to take off.
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On the move: Donald Trump's motorcade pulls away from Trump Tower in New York City just before 11am on Thursday.
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The last shot in his New York Office on Thursday. Lara Trump posted a photo of herself and husband Eric with Donald just before he departed New York to Washington, taken in his office at Trump Tower.
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Armed members of the Secret Service are watching carefully for suspicious activity around the event. Trump's personal security was made simpler when he decided he would stay at Blair House, rather than at his new hotel in Washington.
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A fleet of black Suburbans started lining up in front of the US Capitol building on Wednesday, ahead of the inauguration.
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'The airspace around Washington is among the most restricted in the country,' the Secret Service said. No planes are allowed to fly over the festivities, though police helicopters could be seen circling the area for reconnaissance on Thursday.
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More than 100 square blocks, about 2.7 square miles will be closed to traffic on Friday as federal, state and local authorities create a protective bubble around the swearing-in ceremony and presidential festivities. The operations reportedly cost a total of $100 million. More than 99 groups (both pro and anti-Trump) are expected to launch demonstrations, starting on Friday night and carrying through until Saturday evening.
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City on edge: A police officer directs people and traffic away from the area blocked off due to a suspicious package.
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A 'suspicious package' was discovered in Washington on Thursday. An explosives technician is pictured investigating H Street between 14th Street and 15th Street, police said.
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About 30 groups totaling 270,000 people have received permits to stage demonstrations, both for and against the New York businessman in Washington around the inauguration. That number includes some 200,000 people who police say they expect to attend Saturday's Women's March on Washington, an anti-Trump protest.
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13,000 service members will support the swearing-in, with more than 5,000 military members from across all branches of the armed forces, including reserve and National Guard components. A Marine is pictured saluting the incoming president.
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Around 28,000 personnel from the US Secret Service, Transportation Security Administration, FBI, US Park Police, US Capitol Police and Coast Guard are fanned out across the city. A Capitol Police Officer is pictured with an AR 15 style assault rifle.
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Homeland Security Secretary Johnson said that the main focus will be on 'individual acts of violent extremism and those who self-radicalize.' Snipers: SWAT personnel are pictured keeping watch beside the Washington Memorial on Thursday.
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The Federal Aviation Administration has reminded people that drones are prohibited from flying within a 30-mile radius of the Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport, including the National Mall, on the day of the event.
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Washington has turned into a virtual fortress ahead of Donald Trump's presidential inauguration on Friday. Around 900,000 people will flood Washington for the inauguration ceremony, which includes the swearing-in on the steps of the US Capitol and a parade to the White House along streets thronged with spectators. More than 100 square blocks about 2.7 square miles will be closed to automobile traffic on Friday as federal, state and local authorities create a protective bubble around the swearing-in-ceremony, presidential festivities and opposition protests. The final tab is reportedly more than$100 million. Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson said that around 28,000 in personnel from the US Secret Service, Transportation Security Administration, FBI, US Park Police, US Capitol Police, Coast Guard and local police from Washington and around the nation would be fanned out across the city to provide multiple layers of security. Johnson said that despite the absence of a 'specific, credible threat,' the main focus will be on 'individual acts of violent extremism and those who self-radicalize,' as have been seen in recent attacks in France and Germany. He explained that dump trucks and buses will be placed in strategic locations to block off large gatherings of pedestrians. On Thursday afternnon, police responded to reports of a 'suspicious package' on 14th Street. An explosives technician was sent to investigate the claim and police cleared the scene shortly after. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4137646/Fortress-Washington-locked-inauguration.html
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