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FEATURE - Parade der Haustiere in St. Louis
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Jessica Wiegand keeps her colorful poodle Lila calm just before the start of the Purina Pet Parade through the Soulard neighborhood in St. Louis on Sunday, February 20, 2022. The pet parade is one of the events celebrating St. Louis's annual Mardi Gras week.
Purina Pet Parade, St. Louis, Missouri, United States - 20 Feb 2022
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NEWS - Krieg im Kaukasus: Konflikt um Bergkarabach
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Marcus Yam/Los Angeles Times/Shutterstock (10955003j)
Ashot Sarkissian, 51 year-old artillery operator, keeps vigil over the town of Askeran, Nagorno-Karabakh, which is also internationally recognized as part of Azerbaijan, on Tuesday Oct. 13, 2020. The conflict, which began on Sept, 27, is between Azerbaijani and Armenian forces over Nagorno-Karabakh D a disputed region, and has killed hundreds including dozens of civilians from both sides. (Marcus Yam / Los Angeles Times)
CONFLICT IN NAGORNO-KARABAKH, Artsakh, Askeran, Nagorno-Karabakh, Azerbaijan - 13 Oct 2020
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NEWS - Krieg im Kaukasus: Konflikt um Bergkarabach
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Marcus Yam/Los Angeles Times/Shutterstock (10955003e)
Ashot Sarkissian, 51 year-old artillery operator, keeps vigil over the town from the hillside overlooking Askeran, Nagorno-Karabakh, which is also internationally recognized as part of Azerbaijan, on Tuesday Oct. 13, 2020. The conflict, which began on Sept, 27, is between Azerbaijani and Armenian forces over Nagorno-Karabakh D a disputed region, and has killed hundreds including dozens of civilians from both sides. (Marcus Yam / Los Angeles Times)
CONFLICT IN NAGORNO-KARABAKH, Artsakh, Askeran, Nagorno-Karabakh, Azerbaijan - 13 Oct 2020
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FEATURE - Baby-Faultier Elio kuschelt sich noch immer gern an seine Mutter
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Imageplotter/REX (10327252l)
Two month old baby sloth 'Elio' slowly starts to explore the world, but still keeps close to his mum 'Marilyn'.
Baby sloth 'Elio', ZSL London Zoo, London, UK - 03 Jul 2019
The 3-clawed sloth infant, who was born at ZSL in late April after a year long pregnancy, clearly his new found freedom in the 'Rainforest' environment at ZSL
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FEATURE - Baby-Faultier Elio kuschelt sich noch immer gern an seine Mutter
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Imageplotter/REX (10327252b)
Two month old baby sloth 'Elio' slowly starts to explore the world, but still keeps close to his mum 'Marilyn'.
Baby sloth 'Elio', ZSL London Zoo, London, UK - 03 Jul 2019
The 3-clawed sloth infant, who was born at ZSL in late April after a year long pregnancy, clearly his new found freedom in the 'Rainforest' environment at ZSL
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FEATURE - Baby-Faultier Elio kuschelt sich noch immer gern an seine Mutter
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Dinner time with mum. Two month old baby sloth 'Elio' slowly starts to explore the world, but still keeps close to his mum 'Marilyn'.
Baby sloth 'Elio', ZSL London Zoo, London, UK - 03 Jul 2019
The 3-clawed sloth infant, who was born at ZSL in late April after a year long pregnancy, clearly his new found freedom in the 'Rainforest' environment at ZSL
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FEATURE - Baby-Faultier Elio kuschelt sich noch immer gern an seine Mutter
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Two month old baby sloth 'Elio' slowly starts to explore the world, but still keeps close to his mum 'Marilyn'.
Baby sloth 'Elio', ZSL London Zoo, London, UK - 03 Jul 2019
The 3-clawed sloth infant, who was born at ZSL in late April after a year long pregnancy, clearly his new found freedom in the 'Rainforest' environment at ZSL
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FEATURE - Baby-Faultier Elio kuschelt sich noch immer gern an seine Mutter
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Two month old baby sloth 'Elio' slowly starts to explore the world, but still keeps close to his mum 'Marilyn'.
Baby sloth 'Elio', ZSL London Zoo, London, UK - 03 Jul 2019
The 3-clawed sloth infant, who was born at ZSL in late April after a year long pregnancy, clearly his new found freedom in the 'Rainforest' environment at ZSL
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FEATURE - Baby-Faultier Elio kuschelt sich noch immer gern an seine Mutter
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Peek-a-boo! Two month old baby sloth 'Elio' slowly starts to explore the world, but still keeps close to his mum 'Marilyn'.
Baby sloth 'Elio', ZSL London Zoo, London, UK - 03 Jul 2019
The 3-clawed sloth infant, who was born at ZSL in late April after a year long pregnancy, clearly his new found freedom in the 'Rainforest' environment at ZSL
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FEATURE - Baby-Faultier Elio kuschelt sich noch immer gern an seine Mutter
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Big stretch! Two month old baby sloth 'Elio' slowly starts to explore the world, but still keeps close to his mum 'Marilyn'.
Baby sloth 'Elio', ZSL London Zoo, London, UK - 03 Jul 2019
The 3-clawed sloth infant, who was born at ZSL in late April after a year long pregnancy, clearly his new found freedom in the 'Rainforest' environment at ZSL
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FEATURE - Baby-Faultier Elio kuschelt sich noch immer gern an seine Mutter
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Two month old baby sloth 'Elio' slowly starts to explore the world, but still keeps close to his mum 'Marilyn'.
Baby sloth 'Elio', ZSL London Zoo, London, UK - 03 Jul 2019
The 3-clawed sloth infant, who was born at ZSL in late April after a year long pregnancy, clearly his new found freedom in the 'Rainforest' environment at ZSL
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FEATURE - Baby-Faultier Elio kuschelt sich noch immer gern an seine Mutter
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Two month old baby sloth 'Elio' slowly starts to explore the world, but still keeps close to his mum 'Marilyn'.
Baby sloth 'Elio', ZSL London Zoo, London, UK - 03 Jul 2019
The 3-clawed sloth infant, who was born at ZSL in late April after a year long pregnancy, clearly his new found freedom in the 'Rainforest' environment at ZSL
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FEATURE - Baby-Faultier Elio kuschelt sich noch immer gern an seine Mutter
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Imageplotter/REX (10327252f)
Dinner time with mum. Two month old baby sloth 'Elio' slowly starts to explore the world, but still keeps close to his mum 'Marilyn'.
Baby sloth 'Elio', ZSL London Zoo, London, UK - 03 Jul 2019
The 3-clawed sloth infant, who was born at ZSL in late April after a year long pregnancy, clearly his new found freedom in the 'Rainforest' environment at ZSL
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FEATURE - Baby-Faultier Elio kuschelt sich noch immer gern an seine Mutter
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Imageplotter/REX (10327252k)
Two month old baby sloth 'Elio' slowly starts to explore the world, but still keeps close to his mum 'Marilyn'.
Baby sloth 'Elio', ZSL London Zoo, London, UK - 03 Jul 2019
The 3-clawed sloth infant, who was born at ZSL in late April after a year long pregnancy, clearly his new found freedom in the 'Rainforest' environment at ZSL
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FEATURE - Baby-Faultier Elio kuschelt sich noch immer gern an seine Mutter
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Imageplotter/REX (10327252a)
Two month old baby sloth 'Elio' slowly starts to explore the world, but still keeps close to his mum 'Marilyn'.
Baby sloth 'Elio', ZSL London Zoo, London, UK - 03 Jul 2019
The 3-clawed sloth infant, who was born at ZSL in late April after a year long pregnancy, clearly his new found freedom in the 'Rainforest' environment at ZSL
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FEATURE - Die herzigsten Haustierbilder Grossbritanniens
Mandatory Credit: Photo by William Craig/PetSavers/REX/Shutterstock (10191523a)
Junior Runner up picture by William Craig shows his black cat Mouse. He said: 'She sleeps with me every night and keeps me warm. I love her very much'
PetSavers pet photo competition, UK - Apr 2019
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A photo of a rescue dog panting in the long grass has won first prize in a competition to capture pictures of Britain's pets. The picture, taken by Yvette Roberts Shaw, was chosen from among more than 600 photos of cats and dogs in the annual contest run by PetSavers, a charity which is part of the British Small Animal Veterinary Association. This year's contest encouraged amateur photographers to take pictures of their pets at one of those special moments when they melt their heart. The competition was judged by staff at the British Small Animal Veterinary Association. Yvette, from Caerphilly, Wales, said: "Cassie is our rescue and is a Staffie x Boxer. She was in shelters for the majority of her younger years and was moved from Coventry to Bristol as she kept getting overlooked.
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NEWS - Cannabis: Kiffen in Kanada ist nun erlaubt
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Canadian Press/REX/Shutterstock (9934709z)
A security guard keeps an eye on reporters and photographers at a new Societe Quebecoise du Cannabis (SQDC) store during a media preview Tuesday, October 16, 2018 in Montreal. The legal sale of cannabis begins in Canada on Wednesday, Oct. 17, 2018.
Cannabis legalised in Canada - 16 Oct 2018
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FEATURE - Grosses Schaulaufen an der Hundeshow "Crufts" in Birmingham
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Sandra Mailer/REX/Shutterstock (9449187ah)
An owner keeps her dog hydrated gently spraying water into its mouth at Crufts
Crufts, Day One, NEC, Birmingham, UK - 08 Mar 2018
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FEATURE - Best of - Bilder des Tages
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Sipa Asia/REX/Shutterstock (9224683f)
The Oriental Pearl TV Tower Shines in blue lights in Shanghai, in honor of the World Diabetes Day. World Diabetes Day is the world's largest diabetes awareness campaign reaching a global audience of over 1 billion people in more than 160 countries. The campaign draws attention to issues of paramount importance to the diabetes world and keeps diabetes firmly in the public and political spotlight.
Oriental Pearl Tower shines blue for World Diabetes Day, Shangair, China - 14 Nov 2017
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PEOPLE - Rogers Cup Tennis: Roger Federer gegen Peter Polansky
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Roger Federer of Switzerland keeps his eyes on the ball as he faces Peter Polansky of Canada during second round of play at the Rogers Cup tennis tournament Wednesday August 9, 2017 in Montreal.
Rogers Cup, Day 5, Montreal, Canada - 09 Aug 2017
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FEATURE - Turtelnde Eulen
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Steve Shinn/REX/Shutterstock (8822131d)
Great Horned Owl keeps watch over her young
Great Horned Owls in Orange County, California, USA - 29 Apr 2017
Photographer Steve Shinn helped to return these adorable Great HOrned Owl chicks back to their nest after discovering them huddle on the ground in a park in Orange County. According to Steve the usual protocol in these situations is actually leave the birds where they are, especially as he could see the parents were close by. However, because the chicks were in danger, due to the public area where they were, park officials asked Steve to ?re-tree? them. He says: ?These birds have beaks that are designed to rip meat from bones and sharp talons that pierce flesh and clamp like a vise. A pair of stiff leather gloves made the job rather simple but without a ladder I could only get them to a low branch. They stayed there for a couple of days before finally venturing up into the canopy of a large pine tree?.
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FEATURE - Turtelnde Eulen
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Steve Shinn/REX/Shutterstock (8822131c)
Great Horned Owl keeps watch over her young
Great Horned Owls in Orange County, California, USA - 29 Apr 2017
Photographer Steve Shinn helped to return these adorable Great HOrned Owl chicks back to their nest after discovering them huddle on the ground in a park in Orange County. According to Steve the usual protocol in these situations is actually leave the birds where they are, especially as he could see the parents were close by. However, because the chicks were in danger, due to the public area where they were, park officials asked Steve to ?re-tree? them. He says: ?These birds have beaks that are designed to rip meat from bones and sharp talons that pierce flesh and clamp like a vise. A pair of stiff leather gloves made the job rather simple but without a ladder I could only get them to a low branch. They stayed there for a couple of days before finally venturing up into the canopy of a large pine tree?.
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REPORTAGE - Krieg in Syrien (April 2017)
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3-year-old Yousef has lived all his life during the war. His father keeps him locked indoors in their home in Al-Shaar, Aleppo. Big brother Taher, 10, and father Mohammed Agas.
Civil war in Syria - Apr 2017
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REPORTAGE - Krieg in Syrien (April 2017)
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3-year-old Yousef has lived all his life during the war. His father keeps him locked indoors in their home in Al-Shaar, Aleppo. Yousef watches the other children play in the street.
Civil war in Syria - Apr 2017
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REPORTAGE - Krieg in Syrien (April 2017)
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3-year-old Yousef has lived all his life during the war. His father keeps him locked indoors in their home in Al-Shaar, Aleppo. Yousef watches the other children play in the street.
Civil war in Syria - Apr 2017
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REPORTAGE - Krieg in Syrien (April 2017)
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3-year-old Yousef has lived all his life during the war. His father keeps him locked indoors in their home in Al-Shaar, Aleppo. Yousef and his brother Taher, 10, at the balcony.
Civil war in Syria - Apr 2017
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REPORTAGE - Krieg in Syrien (April 2017)
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3-year-old Yousef has lived all his life during the war. His father keeps him locked indoors in their home in Al-Shaar, Aleppo. His big brother Taher, 10, collects stones to threw at the rats that are trying to get into their home.
Civil war in Syria - Apr 2017
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REPORTAGE - Krieg in Syrien (April 2017)
EXCLUSIVE - Please try for highest fees possible
Mandatory Credit: Photo by IBL/REX/Shutterstock (8886104bu)
3-year-old Yousef has lived all his life during the war. His father keeps him locked indoors in their home in Al-Shaar, Aleppo.
Civil war in Syria - Apr 2017
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REPORTAGE - Krieg in Syrien (April 2017)
EXCLUSIVE - Please try for highest fees possible
Mandatory Credit: Photo by IBL/REX/Shutterstock (8886104s)
3-year-old Yousef has lived all his life during the war. His father keeps him locked indoors in their home in Al-Shaar, Aleppo.
Civil war in Syria - Apr 2017
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PEOPLE - Prinz Harry zu Besuch in Botswana
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The vet needs access to the black rhino as soon as it succumbs to the sedative in order to start monitoring its vital signs. Often this means the RCB team needs to clear vegetation and roll the rhino onto its side. Since this adult female weighs 1.5 tonnes, everyone lends a hand. Prince Harry also keeps the rhino's head steady
Prince Harry visit to Botswana - Sep 2016
Undated picture released by Kensington Palace of Prince Harry who is the new Patron of Rhino Conservation Botswana, following his visit to the country in September last year when he joined an RCB operation to fit electronic tracking devices to critically endangered black rhinos, which had been translocated to the Okavango Delta
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FEATURE - Seehund hat scheint 'not amused' über Sandsturm
MANDATORY CREDIT: Kevin Sawford/REX Shutterstock
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A mother grey seal keeps watch over it's young pup as a stormy high tide brings large waves crashing on a beach.
Grey seal pup in a sand storm on a Norfolk beach, Britain - 21 Nov 2015
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Bad weather; sometimes you just have to sit tight and endure the storm.
This hardy grey seal pup seemed resigned to its situation on a windswept British beach last weekend.
Wildlife photographer Kevin Sawford headed out on a stormy day with the wind gusting over 50 mph to photograph a small colony of seals on the Norfolk coast.
He says: "I wanted to capture images of the harsh conditions the seals have to tolerate on days like this. The gusting wind constantly drove grains of sand through the air forcing the seals to take whatever cover they could. By keeping my distance, I was able to watch the seals behaviour and noticed that, despite these conditions, the pups seemed to be able to sleep through the adverse conditions for a lot of the time."
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Wimbledon Championships 2015 Day Thirteen All England Lawn Tennis & Croquet Club, Church Rd, London, United Kingdom - 12 Jul 2015
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Roger Federer keeps his eyes on the ball during play against Novak Djokovic in the Men's Final
Wimbledon Championships 2015 Day Thirteen All England Lawn Tennis & Croquet Club, Church Rd, London, United Kingdom - 12 Jul 2015
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Wimbledon Championships 2015 Day Twelve All England Lawn Tennis & Croquet Club, Church Rd, London, United Kingdom - 11 Jul 2015
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Roger Federer keeps his eyes on the ball during practice
Wimbledon Championships 2015 Day Twelve All England Lawn Tennis & Croquet Club, Church Rd, London, United Kingdom - 11 Jul 2015
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Wimbledon Championships 2015 Day Twelve All England Lawn Tennis & Croquet Club, Church Rd, London, United Kingdom - 11 Jul 2015
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Roger Federer keeps his eyes on the ball during practice
Wimbledon Championships 2015 Day Twelve All England Lawn Tennis & Croquet Club, Church Rd, London, United Kingdom - 11 Jul 2015
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Armistice Day, London, Britain - 11 Nov 2014
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Tolga Akmen/LNP/REX (4240785h)
Kestrel which keeps pigeons away wearing a poppy on its talons in Trafalgar Square
Armistice Day, London, Britain - 11 Nov 2014
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Armistice Day, London, Britain - 11 Nov 2014
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Tolga Akmen/LNP/REX (4240785g)
Kestrel which keeps pigeons away wearing a poppy on its talons in Trafalgar Square
Armistice Day, London, Britain - 11 Nov 2014
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National Rubik's Cube Championship, Leicester, Britain - 02 Nov 2014
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Jessica Dick, 17, keeps time as a competitor solves a Rubik's cube with their feet
National Rubik's Cube Championship, Leicester, Britain - 02 Nov 2014
Competitors are seen taking part in the feet only competition at the UK Rubik's Cube Championships in Leicester. Competitors from around the country competed for the fastest time to solve a Rubik's cube using only their feet. The fastest winning time was just 1 minute and 3 seconds.
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National Rubik's Cube Championship, Leicester, Britain - 02 Nov 2014
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Jessica Dick, 17, keeps time as competitors practice their skills
National Rubik's Cube Championship, Leicester, Britain - 02 Nov 2014
Competitors are seen taking part in the feet only competition at the UK Rubik's Cube Championships in Leicester. Competitors from around the country competed for the fastest time to solve a Rubik's cube using only their feet. The fastest winning time was just 1 minute and 3 seconds.
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National Rubik's Cube Championship, Leicester, Britain - 02 Nov 2014
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Mikael Buck/REX (4230875a)
Jessica Dick, 17, keeps time as a competitor solves a Rubik's cube with their feet
National Rubik's Cube Championship, Leicester, Britain - 02 Nov 2014
Competitors are seen taking part in the feet only competition at the UK Rubik's Cube Championships in Leicester. Competitors from around the country competed for the fastest time to solve a Rubik's cube using only their feet. The fastest winning time was just 1 minute and 3 seconds.
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eCool: invention keeps beers cold by burying them underground - Jun 2014
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eCool: Invention Keeps Beers Cold by Burying them Underground
Festival goers will dig this - a beer fridge you bury in the mud.
The eCool is a new invention which sees you burying your favourite brew underground.
When thirst strikes it is just a matter of turning a crank handle and your beverage is delivered topside.
The device holds 24 cans and can stay installed the whole year, using the natural lower temperature of the ground to cool the drinks.
And because the eCool - short for Earth Cooler - does not use electricity, the Danish designers are marketing the device with the tagline "Save the world - one Earth-cooled beer at a time".
The company say: "Do something great for yourself and the environment. The earth cooler is intended for the man who has everything. It's easy to install in the garden or terrace, and uses no electricity. With the eCool you can always drink a cold beer with good conscience."
The coolness of the drink will depend on the temperature of the ground, which will vary on the country and season. The eCool maintains the same cooled temperature throughout the whole container.
The designers advise using a garden drill to prepare the 4ft hole for installation but say it "can be installed with a shovel as well, if you're a real man".
The hand-built eCool is currently available at a pre-price of $349 until 30 June 2014.
WATCH: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QT44YOdDnyE
More info: http://eng.ecool.dk/#hash!/
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/BEXDGSQII (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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eCool: invention keeps beers cold by burying them underground - Jun 2014
Mandatory Credit: Photo by REX (3785634d)
eCool: Invention Keeps Beers Cold by Burying them Underground
Festival goers will dig this - a beer fridge you bury in the mud.
The eCool is a new invention which sees you burying your favourite brew underground.
When thirst strikes it is just a matter of turning a crank handle and your beverage is delivered topside.
The device holds 24 cans and can stay installed the whole year, using the natural lower temperature of the ground to cool the drinks.
And because the eCool - short for Earth Cooler - does not use electricity, the Danish designers are marketing the device with the tagline "Save the world - one Earth-cooled beer at a time".
The company say: "Do something great for yourself and the environment. The earth cooler is intended for the man who has everything. It's easy to install in the garden or terrace, and uses no electricity. With the eCool you can always drink a cold beer with good conscience."
The coolness of the drink will depend on the temperature of the ground, which will vary on the country and season. The eCool maintains the same cooled temperature throughout the whole container.
The designers advise using a garden drill to prepare the 4ft hole for installation but say it "can be installed with a shovel as well, if you're a real man".
The hand-built eCool is currently available at a pre-price of $349 until 30 June 2014.
WATCH: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QT44YOdDnyE
More info: http://eng.ecool.dk/#hash!/
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/BEXDGSQII (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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eCool: invention keeps beers cold by burying them underground - Jun 2014
Mandatory Credit: Photo by REX (3785634c)
eCool: Invention Keeps Beers Cold by Burying them Underground
Festival goers will dig this - a beer fridge you bury in the mud.
The eCool is a new invention which sees you burying your favourite brew underground.
When thirst strikes it is just a matter of turning a crank handle and your beverage is delivered topside.
The device holds 24 cans and can stay installed the whole year, using the natural lower temperature of the ground to cool the drinks.
And because the eCool - short for Earth Cooler - does not use electricity, the Danish designers are marketing the device with the tagline "Save the world - one Earth-cooled beer at a time".
The company say: "Do something great for yourself and the environment. The earth cooler is intended for the man who has everything. It's easy to install in the garden or terrace, and uses no electricity. With the eCool you can always drink a cold beer with good conscience."
The coolness of the drink will depend on the temperature of the ground, which will vary on the country and season. The eCool maintains the same cooled temperature throughout the whole container.
The designers advise using a garden drill to prepare the 4ft hole for installation but say it "can be installed with a shovel as well, if you're a real man".
The hand-built eCool is currently available at a pre-price of $349 until 30 June 2014.
WATCH: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QT44YOdDnyE
More info: http://eng.ecool.dk/#hash!/
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/BEXDGSQII (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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eCool: invention keeps beers cold by burying them underground - Jun 2014
Mandatory Credit: Photo by REX (3785634g)
eCool: Invention Keeps Beers Cold by Burying them Underground
Festival goers will dig this - a beer fridge you bury in the mud.
The eCool is a new invention which sees you burying your favourite brew underground.
When thirst strikes it is just a matter of turning a crank handle and your beverage is delivered topside.
The device holds 24 cans and can stay installed the whole year, using the natural lower temperature of the ground to cool the drinks.
And because the eCool - short for Earth Cooler - does not use electricity, the Danish designers are marketing the device with the tagline "Save the world - one Earth-cooled beer at a time".
The company say: "Do something great for yourself and the environment. The earth cooler is intended for the man who has everything. It's easy to install in the garden or terrace, and uses no electricity. With the eCool you can always drink a cold beer with good conscience."
The coolness of the drink will depend on the temperature of the ground, which will vary on the country and season. The eCool maintains the same cooled temperature throughout the whole container.
The designers advise using a garden drill to prepare the 4ft hole for installation but say it "can be installed with a shovel as well, if you're a real man".
The hand-built eCool is currently available at a pre-price of $349 until 30 June 2014.
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Barbury International Horse trials, Marlborough, Britain - 06 Jul 2013
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Savannah on the go as Peter Phillips keeps on eye on climbing Isia (left)
Barbury International Horse trials, Marlborough, Britain - 06 Jul 2013
Peter and Autumn Phillips enjoyed a family day out with their children Savannah and Isla at the Barbury International Horse trials. They enjoyed the sunshine whilst watching Zara Phillips compete in the event.
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The 2012 London Olympic Games, Cycling, Britain - 06 Aug 2012
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Cricket fighting, China - Oct 2011
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Cricket Fight Club
A blood sport unique to China is enjoying something of a resurgence in popularity - cricket fighting.
This popular pastime dates back more than 1,000 years to the Tang Dynasty when it was first played by rich men.
However, it quickly became popular amongst commoners due to the gambling element.
During the Cultural Revolution (1966-1976) the practice was banned by the Communist government as it was considered to 'bourgeois'.
But once again the sport is now growing in popularity - particularly with the new generation.
While it is illegal in China to gamble, cricket fights themselves are legal and occur in most large cities.
In addition, each year a six-day national cricket-fighting competition draws hundreds of fans and combative insects to Chongming Island off the coast of Shanghai.
While some prefer to catch their own fighters, specialised crickets sellers in markets across the country - such as the Shanghai Bird, Flower and Insect market - conduct a brisk trade.
In 2010 more than 400 million yuan (US$63 million) was spent in China on crickets.
Just like race horses, crickets have pedigrees and some insects bred by knowledgeable keepers are in high demand.
The best fighters also exchange hands for high sums of money despite the fact they only have a short six month life span.
Each cricket must be kept in its own clay pot and their diets include ground shrimp, red beans, goat liver, and maggots.
Fighting is a natural occurrence between two males competing for territory.
Before a professional fighting bout, the insects are weighed and then matched up according to size, weight, and color
Owners 'encourage' their crickets to fight by stroking them with straw sticks to draw out their jaws.
Both combatants are then placed in a small fighting arena to battle...
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Sangin, Afghanistan - Jul 2011
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A Royal Marine keeps a look-out from an observation post at a small patrol base on the outskirts of ISAF's Sangin, in Afghanistan
Sangin, Afghanistan - Jul 2011
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Elizabeth Hurley and Shane Warne open the Ampney Crucis village fete, Gloucestershire, Britain - 25 Jun 2011
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Shane Warne keeps his hand in, by bowling cricket bowls to smash crockery at the village fete.
Elizabeth Hurley and Shane Warne open the Ampney Crucis village fete, Gloucestershire, Britain - 25 Jun 2011
The newly divorced Elizabeth Hurley arrived at the Ampney Crucis Village Fete in a Range Rover driven by new beau, former Australian cricketer, Shane Warne. After formally opening the fete, and almost taking a tumble on the cricket pavillion steps, Miss Hurley and Warne purchased a plastic duck to enter into the Duck Race. Shane Warne then tested his skills at skittles, and then at smashing crockery by hurling cricket balls. The pair then visited the secondhand bookstall where they purchased a Dick Francis novel, and then after having their pictures taken and signing autographs with many of the locals, they proceeded to the Womens Institute cake stall and purchased a number of cakes to take home 'for tea with the kids'
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Elizabeth Hurley and Shane Warne open the Ampney Crucis village fete, Gloucestershire, Britain - 25 Jun 2011
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Shane Warne keeps his hand in, by bowling cricket bowls to smash crockery at the village fete.
Elizabeth Hurley and Shane Warne open the Ampney Crucis village fete, Gloucestershire, Britain - 25 Jun 2011
The newly divorced Elizabeth Hurley arrived at the Ampney Crucis Village Fete in a Range Rover driven by new beau, former Australian cricketer, Shane Warne. After formally opening the fete, and almost taking a tumble on the cricket pavillion steps, Miss Hurley and Warne purchased a plastic duck to enter into the Duck Race. Shane Warne then tested his skills at skittles, and then at smashing crockery by hurling cricket balls. The pair then visited the secondhand bookstall where they purchased a Dick Francis novel, and then after having their pictures taken and signing autographs with many of the locals, they proceeded to the Womens Institute cake stall and purchased a number of cakes to take home 'for tea with the kids'
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