Ladies and gentlemen, your President is a robot. Or a wax sculpture. Maybe a cardboard cutout. All I know is no human being has a photo smile this amazingly consistent. On Wednesday, the Obamas hosted a reception at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, during which they stood for 130 photographs with visiting foreign dignitaries in town for the UN meeting. The President has exactly the same smile in every single shot. See for yourself — the pictures are up on the State Departments flickr (link below). And, of course, compressed into 20 seconds for your viewing pleasure. flickr.com/photos/statephotos/sets/72157622444106644/ Music is "Cold Hands" by the Black Lips. Go buy it now! bit.ly/gIvA2Длительность: 0:22
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Barack Obama's amazingly consistent smile
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БТР-90 «Росток» (также обозначается как ГАЗ-5923) — российский бронетранспортёр. Боевая колёсная плавающая бронемашина, оснащённая вооружением, предназначенная для использования в мотострелковых подразделениях сухопутных войск.
Обращение 25 сентября 2009 г. (1430 г. по Хиджре)
Press Statements following Meeting with US President Barack Obama.Part 2 September 24, 2009 New York Встреча с Президентом США Бараком Обамой. 24 сентября 2009 года Нью-Йорк PRESIDENT OF RUSSIA DMITRY MEDVEDEV: Today we discussed the issue of a new START treaty. We are satisfied with the current pace of work. Our progress so far leads us to hope that our teams will be able to handle the goals we have set, and that we will have a new document within the timetable we agreed upon, which is most essential. We discussed the issue of antimissile defence. I told my colleague, Barack Obama, that we find the decision made by his administration to be very reasonable. It reflects the current administrations point of view on antimissile defence and, at the same time, takes into consideration our concerns about how the antimissile defence system should be arranged both in Europe and globally. We are ready to continue our efforts in this direction jointly with our American and European colleagues. We discussed many other issues, and devoted a lot of time to the Iran nuclear problem, as Mr President just mentioned. Our task is to create a system of incentives that would allow Iran to achieve the goal of peaceful use of nuclear energy, but which would not allow for the creation of nuclear weapons. Thus, as responsible members of the international community and two major nuclear superpowers, we must send the right signals in that regard. I told the President of the United States that we <b>...</b>
