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As usually, several days before the Super Bowl the Wing Bowl took place in Philadelphia.
Here are some photos from this contest.
But if you’re eating, it would probably be better to skip this post ;) 
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This beauty is drawn in Germany on an ordinary street.
Now, it can even be scary to walk there )
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Kingfishers are small bright colored birds that live in both woodland and wetland habitats. Kingfishers that live near water hunt small fish by diving. Their eyes also have evolved an egg-shaped lens able to focus in air and under water while swimming. Kingfishers beat their prey to death.
Amazing pictures.
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As it says on their site ‘Welcome to the smell of insanity’ it really was insane and also fun.
Just look what they did! 
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Great collection of wedding pictures or, more likely, of the wedding funny moments.
A lot of humor and funny stuff 
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Tough Guy Challenge took place on February 1st in Wolverhampton, England.
This is an off-road race which is open to both male and female competitors who are 13 years of age and older.
Competitors should run through a difficult set of 21 obstacles.
The course includes swamp crossings, a rope climb, crawl under barb wire, beautiful native bush trails, a range of natural and man made obstacles, mud and more mud.
You will see from the pictures that it was not that easy.
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Splendid photographs of nature for National Geographic. Winners have been selected!
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Very interesting. Falcons are very efficient. 
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GIRLS 3 Feb 2009
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Two pictures that you are about to see are as old as the internet.
No one even knows when they got on the web.
Some say it was in 2001/2002.
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Fascinating shots made by Evelyne Dubos.
It worth to look at them )
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DAILY 2 Feb 2009
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In the beginning: Don’t worry, everything will be okay
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FLASH 2 Feb 2009
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This is my favourite flash animation.
I decided to show it for those who didn’t see it yet.
The girl is falling herself but if she is stuck somewhere then, click her and put her in the place where she can keep falling.
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Octopus is currently the world's eighth largest superyacht, owned by Paul Allen, the co-founder of Microsoft.
Octopus measures 414 feet, sports two helicopters on the top deck and a 63-foot tender docked in the transom (one of seven aboard). The yacht also has a pool on board, located aft on one of her upper decks, and two submarines: one operated by remote control for studying the bottom of the ocean. Side hatches at the water line form a dock for jet skis.
