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MINISTER OF WORKS SEES AMERICAN ARMY SAPPERS AT WORK ON LONDONS BOMB DAMAGED HOUSES
Mr Duncan Sandys, newly appointed Minister of Works, visited some of the 3000 US Army sappers who have commenced work on the demolition and repair of London 's bomb damaged houses.
Photo Shows: Mr Duncan Sandys, Minister of Works, with Colonel Chorper US Army walking through the mud while visiting a bomb damaged site in London.
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Australia says SORRY to Aboriginals
Feb 13, 2008. Australia says SORRY to Aboriginals for Stolen Generations.
Prime Minister Kevin Rudd Wednesday offered an apology to indigenous Australians for the wrongs committed by the state in the past.
Amidst tears and cheers in the Federal Parliament, Rudd said the long awaited SORRY three times to members of the Stolen Generations comprising tens and thousands of children who were forcibly removed from their families between 1900 and 1970 under the Government Assimilation Policies to breed out their Aborigine blood and supposedly give them a better life.
(These file Images are for illustration purposes only)/////Jeremiah ("Pungaji") Charlie, Duane ("Cheeno") Charlie and Lanston Norman covered in mud and weeds posing at Ryan's Bend, 30 km from Borroloola, near the south coast of the Gulf of Carpentaria.
27/12/1991
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NEWS - Zum 10. Todestag von Saddam Hussein (30.12.2006)
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Jeroen Oerlemans/REX/Shutterstock (416565a)
A portrait of Saddam has been sprayed with mud after the liberation of Baghdad.
IRAQ WAR - AFTERMATH: DEFACED PICTURES OF SADDAM HUSSEIN IN IRAQ - APR 2003
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MARINE WILDLIFE
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Paul Kay / SplashdownDirect / Rex Features ( 841708a )
An Edwardsia anemone in soft muddy sediment
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Aerial view of Pohang, South Korea
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Mandatory Credit: Photo by Paul Kay / SplashdownDirect / Rex Features ( 841676a )
A spiny spider crab on a muddy seabed with its arms up in a defensive posture
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STOCK
Manadatory Credit: Photo by Gerard Lacz / Rex Features (1503163a)
HIPPOPOTAMUS hippopotamus amphibius, MOTHER AND CUB HAVING MUDBATH, VIRUNGA PARK, CONGO
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Manadatory Credit: Photo by Gerard Lacz / Rex Features (1503164a)
HIPPOPOTAMUS hippopotamus amphibius, HAVING MUDBATH, VIRUNGA PARK, CONGO
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Manadatory Credit: Photo by Gerard Lacz / Rex Features (1503436a)
AFRICAN ELEPHANT loxodonta africana, SPRAYING ITSELF WITH WATER, KENYA
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Kate Moss and Pete Doherty
*WORLD RIGHTS* Model Kate Moss with fiance Pete Doherty at Glastonbury 2005. UK. 25/06/05
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MARINE WILDLIFE
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Paul Kay / SplashdownDirect / Rex Features ( 841717a )
A shore crab partly buried in a muddy sand seabed
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NEWS: New Orleans: 10 Jahre "Katrina" - Damals und heute
30 Sept, 2005. New Orleans, Louisiana. Lower 9th ward. Hurricane Katrina aftermath.
The remnants of the lives of ordinary folks, now covered in mud as the flood waters remain. The devastation of an entire community where houses were simply washed from their bases.
Photo; ©Charlie Varley *** Please Use Credit from Credit Field *** *** Local Caption *** 15814467
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NEWS: New Orleans: 10 Jahre "Katrina" - Damals und heute
30 Sept, 2005. New Orleans, Louisiana. Lower 9th ward. Hurricane Katrina aftermath.
The remnants of the lives of ordinary folks, now covered in mud as the flood waters recede. The battered remains of the streets..
Photo; ©Charlie Varley *** Please Use Credit from Credit Field *** *** Local Caption *** 15814468
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MARINE WILDLIFE
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Paul Kay / SplashdownDirect / Rex Features ( 842305a )
A fireworks anemone that is partly retracted with its long tentacles curled in
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Mandatory Credit: Photo by Paul Kay / SplashdownDirect / Rex Features ( 842306a )
A cluster of double fan worms on a rocky reef
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MARINE WILDLIFE
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Paul Kay / SplashdownDirect / Rex Features ( 841937a )
A swimming (or harbour) crab sitting on a muddy sand seabed
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Mandatory Credit: Photo by Paul Kay / SplashdownDirect / Rex Features ( 841941a )
Two scampi (also known by other common names) on a muddy seabed. The second one is emerging from its burrow
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PROCESSION OF BALINESE WOMEN CARRYING VOTIVE GIFTS ON THEIR HEADS, SUKAWATI VILLIAGE,BALI, INDONESIA
The ladies of the village. A procession through the rice fields on the way to a small Hindu temple. They are asking the gods to favour a good harvest. Bringing offerings to the gods is part of daily life. The women of Bali spend one-third of their working hours preparing and distributing votive gifts. They use food, especially rice, fruit, flowers and eggs, to create these magnificently colored works of art for the temple festivals, to give pleasure to men, gods and spirits. After the ceremony and the procession the fruits will be eaten. That's sure.
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BARONG PROCESSION THROUGH A RICE-FIELD, BATABULAN VILLAGE, BALI, INDONESIA
Rice and religion are inseparable on Bali. Once a year the villagers of Batubulan bring their barong, the fabulous, mystical creature symbolizing goodness, out of the temple. They carry him in a joyful procession through the rice-fields and down the river to the sea, where he is handsomely bedecked with votive gifts. Barong is a fictional character in the mythology of Bali. A mythical jungle beast, friend of the human beings, fighting against Rangda, queen of the witches, the eval. In Bali each region, each village of the island has his own Barong. The protective spirit for it's forests, lands and rice fields. During the year the Barong is stationed in his temple. Given food and attention. Several times of the year the Barong comes out of his temple and walks through the rice fields as an animal with four legs. Two adult men are slipping into the Barong and are dancing through the village and the rice fields. for the Balinese and even for the tourists the Barong is the most spectacular and important mask. He is the king of the spirits, leader of the hosts of good, and enemy of Rangda in the mythological tradition of Bali. (FOTO: DUKAS/MICHAEL FRIEDEL)
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BARONG PROCESSION THROUGH A RICE-FIELD, BATUBULAN VILLAGE, BALI, INDONESIA
Rice and religion are inseparable on Bali. Once a year the villagers of Batabulan bring their barong, a fabulous, mystical creature symbolizing goodness, out of the temple. They carry him in a joyful procession through the rice-fields and down the river to the sea, where he is handsomely bedecked with votive gifts. Barong is a fictional character in the mythology of Bali. A mythical jungle beast, friend of the human beings, fighting against Rangda, queen of the witches, the evil. In Bali each region, each village of the island has his own Barong. The protective spirit for it's forests, lands and rice fields. During the year the Barong is stationed in his temple. Given food and attention. Several times of the year the Barong comes out of his temple and walks through the rice fields as an animal with four legs. Two adult men are slipping into the Barong and are dancing through the village and the rice fields. for the Balinese and even for the tourists the Barong is the most spectacular and important mask. He is the king of the spirits, leader of the hosts of good, and enemy of Rangda in the mythological tradition of Bali. (FOTO: DUKAS/MICHAEL FRIEDEL)
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BARONG PROCESSION, BATUBULAN VILLAGE, BALI, INDONESIA
Rice and religion are inseparable on Bali. Once a year the villagers of Batabulan bring their barong, a fabulous, mystical creature symbolizing goodness, out of the temple. They carry him in a joyful procession through the rice-fields and down the river to the sea, where he is handsomely bedecked with votive gifts. Barong is a fictional character in the mythology of Bali. A mythical jungle beast, friend of the human beings, fighting against Rangda, queen of the witches, the evil. In Bali each region, each village of the island has his own Barong. The protective spirit for it's forests, lands and rice fields. During the year the Barong is stationed in his temple. Given food and attention. Several times of the year the Barong comes out of his temple and walks through the rice fields as an animal with four legs. Two adult men are slipping into the Barong and are dancing through the village and the rice fields. for the Balinese and even for the tourists the Barong is the most spectacular and important mask. He is the king of the spirits, leader of the hosts of good, and enemy of Rangda in the mythological tradition of Bali.
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BARONG PROCESSION ON GUMICIK BEACH, BALI, INDONESIA
Bali's beaches are either of black volcanic sand, or of white powdered coral. Within sight of the Bali Beach Hotel on Gumicik Beach the procession has reached its destination after marching for hours. Priests dedicate the votive offerings which have been brought along so that they can then be eaten by the worshippers. Barong is a fictional character in the mythology of Bali. A mythical jungle beast, friend of the human beings, fighting against Rangda, queen of the witches, the evil. In Bali each region, each village of the island has his own Barong. The protective spirit for it's forests, lands and rice fields. During the year the Barong is stationed in his temple. Given food and attention. Several times of the year the Barong comes out of his temple and walks through the rice fields as an animal with four legs. Two adult men are slipping into the Barong and are dancing through the village and the rice fields. for the Balinese and even for the tourists the Barong is the most spectacular and important mask. He is the king of the spirits, leader of the hosts of good, and enemy of Rangda in the mythological tradition of Bali. (FOTO: DUKAS/MICHAEL FRIEDEL)
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MEN PLOUGHING A RICE FIELD WITH WATER-BUFFALOES,KLUNGKUNG, BALI, INDONESIA
Much rain - much fertility - and hard labour for man and beast. While the sun is shining on the south coast, clouds are driven on to the high volcanic peaks and shed their rain. The loamy soil, though rich in minerals, is hard to plough. In pouring rain two water-buffaloes pull the plough through the heavy earth. (FOTO: DUKAS/MICHAEL FRIEDEL)
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Scotland Swamp Soccer UK Championships
Teams from around the globe compete in the second annual Swamp Soccer UK Championships at Hunters Quay Holiday Village, in the Scottish seaside holiday town of Dunoon, pictured Saturday, June 16, 2007.
In the last few years Swamp Soccer (sometimes referred to as 'extreme' soccer) has increasingly become a global game. Tournaments now occur in Russia, the Netherlands, Brazil, Sweden, Iceland, and now the UK.
Swamp Soccer originates from the swamps of Finland in northern Europe. Many years ago cross country skiers were training in the swamps during the summer months, when they decided to alter their schedule by playing with a football. Though kicking a ball in marshy conditions was tough, they all had a very good time. The skiers decided to approach Jyrki Vaananen, a well known events organiser, to ask him to make Swamp Soccer an event. So in 1997 Swamp Soccer was born. In first year the tournament had 13 teams. Five years later it had become a world championship event with 260 teams. The event is now one of the biggest football tournaments on the planet.
Some of the teams taking part this weekend include Mudcabi Haifa, Bayern Bru, Fuddy Muckers, Soap Dodger, Dirty Half Dozen, Inter Themud, Northfolk & Chance, Swamp Babes and Cowdungbeath. (FOTO: DUKAS/WORLDPICTURENEWS)
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Scotland Swamp Soccer UK Championships
Teams from around the globe compete in the second annual Swamp Soccer UK Championships at Hunters Quay Holiday Village, in the Scottish seaside holiday town of Dunoon, pictured Saturday, June 16, 2007.
In the last few years Swamp Soccer (sometimes referred to as 'extreme' soccer) has increasingly become a global game. Tournaments now occur in Russia, the Netherlands, Brazil, Sweden, Iceland, and now the UK.
Swamp Soccer originates from the swamps of Finland in northern Europe. Many years ago cross country skiers were training in the swamps during the summer months, when they decided to alter their schedule by playing with a football. Though kicking a ball in marshy conditions was tough, they all had a very good time. The skiers decided to approach Jyrki Vaananen, a well known events organiser, to ask him to make Swamp Soccer an event. So in 1997 Swamp Soccer was born. In first year the tournament had 13 teams. Five years later it had become a world championship event with 260 teams. The event is now one of the biggest football tournaments on the planet.
Some of the teams taking part this weekend include Mudcabi Haifa, Bayern Bru, Fuddy Muckers, Soap Dodger, Dirty Half Dozen, Inter Themud, Northfolk & Chance, Swamp Babes and Cowdungbeath. (FOTO: DUKAS/WORLDPICTURENEWS)
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Scotland Swamp Soccer UK Championships
Teams from around the globe compete in the second annual Swamp Soccer UK Championships at Hunters Quay Holiday Village, in the Scottish seaside holiday town of Dunoon, pictured Saturday, June 16, 2007.
In the last few years Swamp Soccer (sometimes referred to as 'extreme' soccer) has increasingly become a global game. Tournaments now occur in Russia, the Netherlands, Brazil, Sweden, Iceland, and now the UK.
Swamp Soccer originates from the swamps of Finland in northern Europe. Many years ago cross country skiers were training in the swamps during the summer months, when they decided to alter their schedule by playing with a football. Though kicking a ball in marshy conditions was tough, they all had a very good time. The skiers decided to approach Jyrki Vaananen, a well known events organiser, to ask him to make Swamp Soccer an event. So in 1997 Swamp Soccer was born. In first year the tournament had 13 teams. Five years later it had become a world championship event with 260 teams. The event is now one of the biggest football tournaments on the planet.
Some of the teams taking part this weekend include Mudcabi Haifa, Bayern Bru, Fuddy Muckers, Soap Dodger, Dirty Half Dozen, Inter Themud, Northfolk & Chance, Swamp Babes and Cowdungbeath. (FOTO: DUKAS/WORLDPICTURENEWS)
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Scotland Swamp Soccer UK Championships
Teams from around the globe compete in the second annual Swamp Soccer UK Championships at Hunters Quay Holiday Village, in the Scottish seaside holiday town of Dunoon, pictured Saturday, June 16, 2007.
In the last few years Swamp Soccer (sometimes referred to as 'extreme' soccer) has increasingly become a global game. Tournaments now occur in Russia, the Netherlands, Brazil, Sweden, Iceland, and now the UK.
Swamp Soccer originates from the swamps of Finland in northern Europe. Many years ago cross country skiers were training in the swamps during the summer months, when they decided to alter their schedule by playing with a football. Though kicking a ball in marshy conditions was tough, they all had a very good time. The skiers decided to approach Jyrki Vaananen, a well known events organiser, to ask him to make Swamp Soccer an event. So in 1997 Swamp Soccer was born. In first year the tournament had 13 teams. Five years later it had become a world championship event with 260 teams. The event is now one of the biggest football tournaments on the planet.
Some of the teams taking part this weekend include Mudcabi Haifa, Bayern Bru, Fuddy Muckers, Soap Dodger, Dirty Half Dozen, Inter Themud, Northfolk & Chance, Swamp Babes and Cowdungbeath. (FOTO: DUKAS/WORLDPICTURENEWS)
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Scotland Swamp Soccer UK Championships
Teams from around the globe compete in the second annual Swamp Soccer UK Championships at Hunters Quay Holiday Village, in the Scottish seaside holiday town of Dunoon, pictured Saturday, June 16, 2007.
In the last few years Swamp Soccer (sometimes referred to as 'extreme' soccer) has increasingly become a global game. Tournaments now occur in Russia, the Netherlands, Brazil, Sweden, Iceland, and now the UK.
Swamp Soccer originates from the swamps of Finland in northern Europe. Many years ago cross country skiers were training in the swamps during the summer months, when they decided to alter their schedule by playing with a football. Though kicking a ball in marshy conditions was tough, they all had a very good time. The skiers decided to approach Jyrki Vaananen, a well known events organiser, to ask him to make Swamp Soccer an event. So in 1997 Swamp Soccer was born. In first year the tournament had 13 teams. Five years later it had become a world championship event with 260 teams. The event is now one of the biggest football tournaments on the planet.
Some of the teams taking part this weekend include Mudcabi Haifa, Bayern Bru, Fuddy Muckers, Soap Dodger, Dirty Half Dozen, Inter Themud, Northfolk & Chance, Swamp Babes and Cowdungbeath. (FOTO: DUKAS/WORLDPICTURENEWS)
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Scotland Swamp Soccer UK Championships
Teams from around the globe compete in the second annual Swamp Soccer UK Championships at Hunters Quay Holiday Village, in the Scottish seaside holiday town of Dunoon, pictured Saturday, June 16, 2007.
In the last few years Swamp Soccer (sometimes referred to as 'extreme' soccer) has increasingly become a global game. Tournaments now occur in Russia, the Netherlands, Brazil, Sweden, Iceland, and now the UK.
Swamp Soccer originates from the swamps of Finland in northern Europe. Many years ago cross country skiers were training in the swamps during the summer months, when they decided to alter their schedule by playing with a football. Though kicking a ball in marshy conditions was tough, they all had a very good time. The skiers decided to approach Jyrki Vaananen, a well known events organiser, to ask him to make Swamp Soccer an event. So in 1997 Swamp Soccer was born. In first year the tournament had 13 teams. Five years later it had become a world championship event with 260 teams. The event is now one of the biggest football tournaments on the planet.
Some of the teams taking part this weekend include Mudcabi Haifa, Bayern Bru, Fuddy Muckers, Soap Dodger, Dirty Half Dozen, Inter Themud, Northfolk & Chance, Swamp Babes and Cowdungbeath. (FOTO: DUKAS/WORLDPICTURENEWS)
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Scotland Swamp Soccer UK Championships
Teams from around the globe compete in the second annual Swamp Soccer UK Championships at Hunters Quay Holiday Village, in the Scottish seaside holiday town of Dunoon, pictured Saturday, June 16, 2007.
In the last few years Swamp Soccer (sometimes referred to as 'extreme' soccer) has increasingly become a global game. Tournaments now occur in Russia, the Netherlands, Brazil, Sweden, Iceland, and now the UK.
Swamp Soccer originates from the swamps of Finland in northern Europe. Many years ago cross country skiers were training in the swamps during the summer months, when they decided to alter their schedule by playing with a football. Though kicking a ball in marshy conditions was tough, they all had a very good time. The skiers decided to approach Jyrki Vaananen, a well known events organiser, to ask him to make Swamp Soccer an event. So in 1997 Swamp Soccer was born. In first year the tournament had 13 teams. Five years later it had become a world championship event with 260 teams. The event is now one of the biggest football tournaments on the planet.
Some of the teams taking part this weekend include Mudcabi Haifa, Bayern Bru, Fuddy Muckers, Soap Dodger, Dirty Half Dozen, Inter Themud, Northfolk & Chance, Swamp Babes and Cowdungbeath. (FOTO: DUKAS/WORLDPICTURENEWS)
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Scotland Swamp Soccer UK Championships
Teams from around the globe compete in the second annual Swamp Soccer UK Championships at Hunters Quay Holiday Village, in the Scottish seaside holiday town of Dunoon, pictured Saturday, June 16, 2007.
In the last few years Swamp Soccer (sometimes referred to as 'extreme' soccer) has increasingly become a global game. Tournaments now occur in Russia, the Netherlands, Brazil, Sweden, Iceland, and now the UK.
Swamp Soccer originates from the swamps of Finland in northern Europe. Many years ago cross country skiers were training in the swamps during the summer months, when they decided to alter their schedule by playing with a football. Though kicking a ball in marshy conditions was tough, they all had a very good time. The skiers decided to approach Jyrki Vaananen, a well known events organiser, to ask him to make Swamp Soccer an event. So in 1997 Swamp Soccer was born. In first year the tournament had 13 teams. Five years later it had become a world championship event with 260 teams. The event is now one of the biggest football tournaments on the planet.
Some of the teams taking part this weekend include Mudcabi Haifa, Bayern Bru, Fuddy Muckers, Soap Dodger, Dirty Half Dozen, Inter Themud, Northfolk & Chance, Swamp Babes and Cowdungbeath. (FOTO: DUKAS/WORLDPICTURENEWS)
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Scotland Swamp Soccer UK Championships
Teams from around the globe compete in the second annual Swamp Soccer UK Championships at Hunters Quay Holiday Village, in the Scottish seaside holiday town of Dunoon, pictured Saturday, June 16, 2007.
In the last few years Swamp Soccer (sometimes referred to as 'extreme' soccer) has increasingly become a global game. Tournaments now occur in Russia, the Netherlands, Brazil, Sweden, Iceland, and now the UK.
Swamp Soccer originates from the swamps of Finland in northern Europe. Many years ago cross country skiers were training in the swamps during the summer months, when they decided to alter their schedule by playing with a football. Though kicking a ball in marshy conditions was tough, they all had a very good time. The skiers decided to approach Jyrki Vaananen, a well known events organiser, to ask him to make Swamp Soccer an event. So in 1997 Swamp Soccer was born. In first year the tournament had 13 teams. Five years later it had become a world championship event with 260 teams. The event is now one of the biggest football tournaments on the planet.
Some of the teams taking part this weekend include Mudcabi Haifa, Bayern Bru, Fuddy Muckers, Soap Dodger, Dirty Half Dozen, Inter Themud, Northfolk & Chance, Swamp Babes and Cowdungbeath. (FOTO: DUKAS/WORLDPICTURENEWS)
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Glastonbury Festival - Day One
22nd June, 2007: Mud scenes - day one of the Glastonbury Festival 2007.
Credit: Davidson/GoffPhotos.com Ref: KGC-42/jd (FOTO: DUKAS/GOFF)
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Glastonbury Festival - Day One
22nd June, 2007: Festival goers covered in mud - day one of the Glastonbury Festival 2007.
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Glastonbury Festival - Day One
22nd June, 2007: Mary McCartney attending day one of the Glastonbury Festival 2007.
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BOGNER WILLY, *01.23.1942, GERMAN, ATHLETE; SPORTSMAN, CONTRACTOR; ENTERPRISER, FILM-MAKER, PORTRAIT, MOOR; BATH, PORTRAIT, FATHER, 1960, GERMANY
Williy Bogner skiing ace, director, mercantilist, as schoolboy together with his father in the mudbath Wetterstein 1960 in Munich. (FOTO: DUKAS/MICHAEL FRIEDEL)
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BOGNER WILLY, *01.23.1942, GERMAN, ATHLETE; SPORTSMAN, CONTRACTOR; ENTERPRISER, FILM-MAKER, PORTRAIT, MOOR; BATH, 1960, GERMANY
Williy Bogner skiing ace, director, mercantilist, as schoolboy 1960 in the mudbath Wetterstein in Munich. (FOTO: DUKAS/MICHAEL FRIEDEL)
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Flooding, Messina, Italy - Oct 2007
Mandatory Credit: Photo by EPS / Rex Features ( 1013218b )
Mud in the street
Flooding, Messina, Italy - Oct 2007
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What remains of Nahr el-Bared
Children play in the wasteland on the southern outskirts of Nahr el-Bared. 4 months passed since the fighting ended in the Palestinian refugee camp, still few of it's former residents have returned. The area was shelled continuously for 3 months by the Lebanese army during their battle with the radical insurgent group Fatah al-Islam. The 3 months of fighting caused the displacement of nearly 40,000 of the camps inhabitants and the destruction of 85% of it's buildings, according to UNRWA. (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Mandatory Credit: Photo by Phil Clarke-Hill / SpecialistStock / Rex Features ( 1277385a )
Illegal open cast gold mine in the Amazon rainforest wide shot, stagnant dirty water pool and makeshift shelter in foreground, Amazon basin, Pastaza, Ecuador
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Austria - Jul 2008
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Richard Sowersby / Rex Features ( 1016015n )
A river dredger clearing shifting sand and mud from the river bed of the Danube. In many parts of the Danube, the water dept is only 2.5 metres deep, Austria
Austria - Jul 2008
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The Scarpar, all terrain powered board, Queensland, Australia - May 2009
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The Scarpar board being used on mud, These dramatic pictures show a new board being hailed as the ultimate ride for adrenaline junkies - it can tackle any terrain including mud, sand or even snow. The Scarpar board uses two tank-like tracks to roar across tricky off-road surfaces which would prove impossible with wheels. With a 8hp motor operated by a hand controller, the board can hit speeds of upto 37mph. And it can even carry riders weighing as much as 110kg up hills of up to 20 degrees
The Scarpar
THE SCARPAR
This is the new skateboard being hailed as the ultimate ride for adrenaline junkies - it can tackle any terrain including mud, sand or even snow.
The Scarpar board uses two tank-like tracks to roar across tricky off-road surfaces which would prove impossible with wheels.
With a battery-powered, 8hp electric motor operated by a hand controller, the board can hit speeds of upto 37mph.
And it can even carry riders weighing as much as 110kg UP hills of up to 20 degrees.
Riders adopt the same postition as they would on a skateboard or a snowboard.
But the Scarpar's designers say that using tracks opens up the possibility of developing a whole new category of extreme sport.
Scarpar CEO Andrew Fern said: "There are a lot of bikes, all terrain vehicles, quads and motocross bikes but there's really no credible alternative off-roader for board riders.
"We aim to give our customers something that can give them that same ability to ride just about anywhere that these other vehicles can go, except on a board.
"We see ourselves as creating a new product category, not just a new product.
"There is no product at the moment where we are going so it's quite daunting in that sense - but it's hugely exciting."
Mr Fern said that the board offers more alternatives because it uses tracks rather than wheels.
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The Scarpar, all terrain powered board, Queensland, Australia - May 2009
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The Scarpar board being used on mud, These dramatic pictures show a new board being hailed as the ultimate ride for adrenaline junkies - it can tackle any terrain including mud, sand or even snow. The Scarpar board uses two tank-like tracks to roar across tricky off-road surfaces which would prove impossible with wheels. With a 8hp motor operated by a hand controller, the board can hit speeds of upto 37mph. And it can even carry riders weighing as much as 110kg up hills of up to 20 degrees
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This is the new skateboard being hailed as the ultimate ride for adrenaline junkies - it can tackle any terrain including mud, sand or even snow.
The Scarpar board uses two tank-like tracks to roar across tricky off-road surfaces which would prove impossible with wheels.
With a battery-powered, 8hp electric motor operated by a hand controller, the board can hit speeds of upto 37mph.
And it can even carry riders weighing as much as 110kg UP hills of up to 20 degrees.
Riders adopt the same postition as they would on a skateboard or a snowboard.
But the Scarpar's designers say that using tracks opens up the possibility of developing a whole new category of extreme sport.
Scarpar CEO Andrew Fern said: "There are a lot of bikes, all terrain vehicles, quads and motocross bikes but there's really no credible alternative off-roader for board riders.
"We aim to give our customers something that can give them that same ability to ride just about anywhere that these other vehicles can go, except on a board.
"We see ourselves as creating a new product category, not just a new product.
"There is no product at the moment where we are going so it's quite daunting in that sense - but it's hugely exciting."
Mr Fern said that the board offers more alternatives because it uses tracks rather than wheels.
He sai...
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Prince Charles and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall visit Glamorgan, Wales, Britain - 24 Jun 2009
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Prince Charles and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall visit Glamorgan, Wales, Britain - 24 Jun 2009
During their visit, the royal couple conducted the biannual inspection of the Treorchy Comprehensive School CCF, before meeting members of a new Welsh youth project
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South Africa, Port Elizabeth. 1993 : Initiates for traditional Xhosa initiation into manhood, involving circumcision. They remain in an area on the outskirts of Port Elizabeth. Their huts are built out of branches and plastic sheets. There have been a large number of deaths in these traditional circumsicions due to badly executed cutting and some organizers use the same blade for all the initiates. ( Spreading Aids).
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South Africa, Port Elizabeth. 1993 : Two initiates for traditional Xhosa initiation into manhood, involving circumcision. They remain in an area on the outskirts of Port Elizabeth. Their huts are built out of branches and plastic sheets. There have been a large number of deaths in these traditional circumsicions due to badly executed cutting and some organizers use the same blade for all the initiates. ( Spreading Aids).
Aids, traditional rituals, traditional medicine
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GW0612,South Africa, Young boy with a toy gun made out of wire. Child's play.
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Nyala (Tragelaphus angasii). Mkhuzi Game Reserve. KwaZulu-Natal. South Africa. (FOTO: DUKAS/AFRICANPICTURES.NET)
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Waterways & cracked mud in the salt marshes of the island's west. nr Le Griveau, Ars en Ré, Ile de Ré, Charente-Maritime, France
Waterways and cracked mud in the salt marshes of the island's west, near Le Griveau, Ars en Re, Ile de Re, Charente-Maritime, France, Europe
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Ancient Stone graves at Heysham Lancashire Britain
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