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Now you can understand, why US is so scared of China. Why US so keen to boycott Beijing 2022 Winter Olympic? If the whole world witnesses the advanced technology and prosperity of China, sure US wants such truth be hidden.

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More than 50 people have died and dozens were missing Thursday as heavy flooding in Germany and Belgium turned streams and streets into raging torrents that swept away cars and caused houses to collapse.

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At least nine people were killed and another 150 were missing after a Himalayan glacier smashed a dam in Uttarakhand, causing major floods

What you guys see here is a technique to protect firefighters during a backdraft. Now, what is a backdraft? A backdraft is basically what happens when you introduce a fire that has been burning for a while to oxygen. While a fire burns, it slowly uses up all oxygen it can reach. When all the oxygen is gone, the fire starts burning really low, and might not seem like a threat anymore. Now, what happens during a backdraft is that somehow a major source of oxygen becomes available to the fire. This could be a wall breaking down, someone opening a window etc. The fire gets access to oxygen and starts to burn again. This sudden surge of activity almost looks like an explosion, and is a lethal threat to any firefighters inside the building.

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At least 12 people were killed and several injured in the shooting at a government building

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The shortest cat is Lilieput, a nine-year-old female munchkin cat, who measured 13.34 cm (5.25 in) from the floor to the shoulders on 19 July 2013, and is owned by Christel Young (USA) of Napa, California, USA.

these guy above found a way to trick the McDonald's self-service machine into giving them 11 free burgers (well, one free burger and 10 pattyless burgers, at least)

These old man decided to make his time on an escalator more fun

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An 88-year-old dad is reunited with his 53-year-old son who has down syndrome after spending a week apart for the first time ever.

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200 gallon pumper against 50,000 gallon water tanker when closest water source is probably a lake a mile away. The video is pretty funny though !

More than 700 high school stops throughout France, many injured, more than 40 blocked schools, the suburbs being mainly affected, almost 300 schools mobilized. The repression and the #violencespolicières are growing, how is this video touring today at mantes-LA-Jolie by a cop and showing the humiliation of dozens of high school students, while the movement is growing and is in all spheres .

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Scenes from the Walmart parking lot in Chico, California that has become an impromptu refugee camp for the tens of thousands of homeless from the Camp Fire. California does not appear to be offering any assistance and these folks are bing told to vacate by Sunday! (Via California Rising)

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A Kansas teacher has a unique way of greeting her students as she gives each one their own special handshake as they start the day. Twenty-two third graders at Mueller Elementary School in Wichita, Kan., get their very own personalized, secret, and very elaborate handshake from their teacher, Jerusha Willenborg, every morning. The handshake tradition began four years ago when one student wanted a special greeting. “I just had a student who wanted something more than a high-five and knuckles and he kept adding on to it every day and the rest of my kids wanted one and it just hasn't stopped,” she told Inside Edition. The students came up with their handshakes and she has her own method of remembering them. "I look them in the eyes and I know their handshakes. I have them do it at least three times in a row so that it sticks to both of us," she said. “I do make mistakes, but the funny thing is the kids make mistakes more than I do." The greetings include fist bumps, dancing, hip bumps, hugs and very intricate hand-clapping. Before the start of each day, the students line up in the hallway to perform their handshake with Willenborg. "It is special between me and that one student," she said. "That one student knows I care about them."