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"Deep Decisions" A mountain goat contemplates his next move along the sheer walls of the Grand Canyon of the Stikine River in northern British Columbia.. The Grand Canyon extends for 60 miles along the river's 400 mile route. The goats which live only in the Canyon use paths along the walls to avoid the predators that live above.

"A BOLT FROM THE GRAY" A lone cloud-to-ground lightning bolt strikes beneath a supercell thunderstorm in south-central Kansas on June 5, 2004. Shortly before this photograph was taken, the severe storm dropped hailstones the size of baseballs. Though crops were damaged, no one was injured.
 
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The Stikine River basin is a pristine watershed the size of Switzerland in northern British Columbia. With only one road bisecting its 400 mile course, it traverse a landscape of solitary beauty. It is the home of the Tahltan Indians, homesteaders, hunters and wild creatures. Threatened by mining interests, dams and railroads it has survived as a jewel in the crown of the deep north.

St. Julien St. Juste, 60, a retired morgue worker, collects bodies of children for a mass burial.

Indian muslim men pray on the rooftop of a used machine parts shop as the nearby mosque was too crowded to enter in the highly populated old city of New Delhi, India in November 2004.

Ahmad Fada, 9 was shot in the head when he went to the store for his mother to buy some bread.His mother, Abeer Fada said, "If I knew my son would be injured, I would put him back in my womb for protection."
 
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Israeli border policemen block Jewish settlers trying to prevent an army bulldozer from entering the West Bank outpost of Mitzpe Yizhar, near Nablus, 17 May 2004. Around 300 Jewish settlers were in a stand-off with hundreds of Israeli soldiers who were preparing to dismantle the unauthorised settlement outpost in the northern West Bank.

A Haitian police officer takes cover behind a detained President Aristide supporter suspected of disrupting a protest march attended by thousands of countrymen. The rally attended by Haitians who oppose their country's leader turned violent when gunfire broke out several times.

Neighborhood Armagedon. Homes in Sunset Lakes are in the path of flames and smoke from a giant brush fire in Miramar, Florida, March 18, 2004. Believed to be the work of an arsonist, he huge fire has burned out of control for 5 days with well over 3000 acres gone. The fire is now dangerously close to several thousand homes.

Thousands of Kashmiris come to protest the as Indian army bring back the bodies of five people who were killed when a grenade exploded in the hands of a man who was seeking to extort money from a family in Budgam district of Kashmir, March 10, 2004. Locals said the man was a former militant who was extorting money from villagers. Tens of thousands of people have died in Kashmir since the eruption of anti-Indian revolt in the region in 1989. Separatists put the toll at between 80,000 and 100,000.
 
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A bystander yells "stop," as Mary Schoop, 31, nealry runs over Oscar Hadley, 89, in the parking lot of a Super 1 Grocery Store.

An anti-Aristide rebel shots at the corpse of a police officer in Gonaives, Haiti.

A government soldier defends a bridge in central Monrovia where a standoff between rebel and government forces held the city under siege.

Volunteer Solomon Johnson helps bury 66 bodies in a hurriedly dug mass grave, as peacekeepers' helicopters drone in the distance.
 
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When not in hibernation, the majority of a bear's time is spent searching for food. When the food happens to be a moving target, bears with the best reflexes will be able to store enough fat to make it through the following winter. A perfect example are the famous fishing bears at Brooks Falls located in Katmai National Park, Alaska.

Shadeh Nabeel gestures to an Israeli tank to leave the West bank town of Ramallah. Israeli troops occupied Palestinian towns after radical militants killed 10 Israelis in a bus attack and began launching air strikes on Yasser Arafat's headquarters.

Palestinian boys pass an Israeli soldier at the Qalandia checkpoint between the West Bank City of Ramallah and Jerusalem.
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A Muslim woman, in traditional dress, walks in front of Israeli soldiers outside the Al-Aqsa Mosque following Friday prayers in the Old City of Jerusalem.
 
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On October 9, 1967, Bolivian forces executed Cuban revolutionary Che Guevara, and amputated his hands for identification. Guevara had been agitating in Bolivia, a definite no-no. The location of the body remained a mystery for 30 years, until a search by the Bolivian government uncovered it on a mountainside near Vallegrande. Now, Vallegrande is an epicenter for Che merchandising.