Residents of the Japanese town of Obama have celebrated the Inauguration of Barack Obama as the 44th President of the United States the best way they know how: with a traditional dance of the power ranger.

The following footage, captured by Reuters and shared throughout the world shows the red power ranger, supported by back up dancers rocking out to a specially created Obama for Obama song, while the gong in the local temple sounded.

Here’s some of Obama Japan performing the traditional dance of the power ranger:

Obama, Japan Celebrates Obama, President With Traditional Dance of the Power Ranger is a post from: The Inquisitr

During the inauguration celebrations for President Obama it appears that Senator Ted Kennedy suffered a seizure and has been rushed to hospital. It happened during the luncheon held for the new president and the paramedics were called to the scene at 2:35pm. According to what a Republican House member told CNN the Senator had a seizure that lasted for some time.

Kennedy was still seizing as he was put into a wheelchair and taken out through the Rayburn room. It isn’t known if President Obama was aware of the incident as it was happening. We’ll update the story as more news comes in.

Source: CNN

BREAKING: Senator Kennedy collapses and rushed to hospital is a post from: The Inquisitr

Video on the web has come a long way with broadband speeds making watching online less like a hurky jerky dance that use to make it all so painful and pointless. As good as it might have become there is one thing about watching online video that is extremely irritating – especially if you are lucky enough to have more than one monitor.

With just about every video that you see on the web you will see a small little link that will let you watch the video in full screen mode. For folks with a single monitor this really not something that they need to be concerned with but once you move to a multi-monitor setup this full screen option is ultimately pointless.

Sure you can click on the link and the video will switch to full screen just as it should but the moment you try to switch monitors in order to get stuff done while still being able to see the full screen video, you will suddenly find yourself watching the video in that small irritating player in the browser.

This folks is full video FAIL!

Inauguration was great but as usual full video is a FAIL is a post from: The Inquisitr