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The bombed Museum in Tikrit.
Tikrit is the birthplace of Saddam Husein
It is also a historical city as the birthplace of Saladin.
Anti war demonstration in Jordan.
This pro-West "moderate regime" has banned all
demonstrations against the invasion of Iraq.
Boy giving cigarettes to Iraqi prisoners of war near Basra.
Bahjat Abid, an injured 28 year old man at Hilla hospital.
JAPAN
Imagine a beach where the sky is always blue, it's never too hot or cold, the water isn't filled with salt and pollution, and the surf is always perfect - welcome to Ocean Dome, the world's only indoor beach.
Ocean Dome has its own flame-spitting volcano, crushed white marble "sand", and it also boasts the world's largest retractable roof, providing a permanently blue sky. Temperature, wind and humidity are closely controlled to provide an ultra-safe "sea-side" experience. Every hour, the volcano erupts and the hi-tech wave machines start up, starting a few minutes of sanitized surfing. Entrance cost is US $50 per person, which seems especially expensive given that there is a free, natural beach only 300 meters away.
The roof is retractable . .
Imagine a beach where the sky is always blue, it's never too hot or cold, the water isn't filled with salt and pollution, and the surf is always perfect - welcome to Ocean Dome, the world's only indoor beach.
Ocean Dome has its own flame-spitting volcano, crushed white marble "sand", and it also boasts the world's largest retractable roof, providing a permanently blue sky. Temperature, wind and humidity are closely controlled to provide an ultra-safe "sea-side" experience. Every hour, the volcano erupts and the hi-tech wave machines start up, starting a few minutes of sanitized surfing. Entrance cost is US $50 per person, which seems especially expensive given that there is a free, natural beach only 300 meters away.
The roof is retractable . .
USS Iowa (BB-61) fires a full broadside of nine 16"/50 and six 5"/38 guns during a target exercise near Vieques Island, Puerto Rico, 1 July 1984. Photographed by PHAN J. Alan Elliott. Note concussion effects on the water surface, and 16-inch gun barrels in varying degrees of recoil.
Description: Aerogel cube & Peter Tsou, JPL Scientist, Stardust Deputy Principal Investigator
Source: NASA Stardust Website http://stardust.jpl.nasa.gov/highres/p48567a.jpg
A 2.5 kg brick is supported on top of a piece of aerogel weighing only 2 grams (NASA)
Energy Arc, central electrode of a Plasma Lamp.
A picture of the 2004 tsunami in Thailand. Taken and made Public Domain by David Rydevik (email: skylark292 at gmail dot com ), Stockholm, Sweden. According to David Rydevik (via email) the picture was taken at Ao Nang, Thailand.
Fire generated by a burning weed. No use of petrol.
Impact of a drop of water. Picture taken (on 13 Feb 2006) by Roger McLassus.
: Sunday textile market on the sidewalks of Karachi, Pakistan. Canon EOS Digital Rebel / 18-55mm Canon lens
A young boy living on an East Cipinang garbage dump, Jakarta Indonesia.
Picture taken by Jonathan McIntosh, 2004.
Human shields greeted as they cross the border into Iraq
The Human Shield Action to Iraq crossed the border into northern Iraq from Syria on the 15th of February, 2003. This is a picture of the crowd that greeted the double-decker buses as they made their way over the border crossing into the adjacent street. It was quite a crowd considering no one knew, not even the shields themselves until the night before, that this was where they would enter Iraq. The man leaning out the door is 68 year old Godfrey Meynell of Britain, who was fluent in Arabic and explained to the forming crowd why they were there.
Workers in a plantation picking tea leaves. Taken in November 2002 in the mountains of Kerala - a southern state in India.
Antelope Canyon, Navajo Tribal Park, Arizona, USA
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