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POPS24 hours in pictures - April 21st 13 Tokyo, Japan: A street performer is surrounded by amateur photographers and spectators while she is interviewed by local TV reporters during a promotion for the 'maid cafe' in which she works for as a waitress 15 Alajuela, Costa Rica: Light technicians at sunset during the second day of Imperial Festival at the La Guacima racetrack 4 Old City, Jerusalem: An Orthodox nun holds a palm frond during the Greek Orthodox Palm Sunday Mass at the Church of the Holy Sepulcher
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POPS24 hours in pictures - April 11th
7. Rome, Italy: Silvio Berlusconi puts out his hand for television host, Bruno Vespa to smell, during the recording of a show. Berlusconi asked Vespa to smell his hand saying it has "the scent of sainthood" because of what he believes he's had to go through during the election campaign 8. Sao Paulo, Brazil: Journalist Felipeh Campos and fashion designer Rafael Scapucim kiss after getting married in a candomble religious ceremony, the first of its kind in Brazil 10. San Juan Alotenango, Guatemala: This town hall was gutted after riots between locals and police which left two dead and 30 wounded. The incident occurred after the police captured a criminal that locals wanted to lynch 11. Manchester, UK: The swimming pool is reflected in a disco glitter ball during the World Short Course Swimming Championships 14. Frankfurt am Main, Germany: A light installation above the city which is part of the Luminale 2008 festival 15. Wuhan, China: A worker walks on top of a pil
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POPSMikheil Saakashvili:"Rose Revolution" Of The Republic Of Georgia
The task of rebuilding a country plagued by two wars with neighboring regions and a limping economy during his first year in office has been anything but easy. Mr. Saakashvili studied law at Kiev University and the International Institute of Human Rights in Strasbourg before earning his LL.M. from the Law School. After a year as an intern for New York City-based Patterson, Belknap, Webb & Tyler, Mr. Saakashvili's superior intellect and energy won him a job offer with the firm. He declined, choosing instead to return to Georgia to take up a political career. By 2000, President Shevardnadze had appointed him justice minister, but the young Columbia graduate resigned two years later in a remonstration of what he perceived to be widespread corruption and cronyism among the Georgian leadership. Mr. Saakashvili was soon mounting daily protests - drawing tens of thousands of discontented supporters - against parliamentary elections marred by fraudulent practices.
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POPSImages of Nijinski Vaslav Nijinsky was born in Kiev, Ukraine in 1989 and was one of the most gifted male dancers in history and he became celebrated for his virtuosity and for the depth and intensity of his characterisations. Nijinsky had a nervous breakdown in 1919 and his career effectively ended. He was diagnosed with schizophrenia and taken by his wife Romola (a Hungarian countess) to Switzerland where he was treated by psychiatrist Eugene Bleuler. He spent the rest of his life in and out of psychiatric hospitals and asylums. Romola devoted her life entirely to his care and her devotion to him was complete. Nijinsky died in a London clinic on 8 April 1950 and interred in London until 1953 when his body was reburied in Cimetière de Montmartre, Paris, France.
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POPSFungus that feeds on radiation in Chernobyl A truly amazing feat of nature. From the most infamous nuclear power plant accidents in the world, life springs forth. In conditions that would kill any other organism. I have a hard time believing that it's even possible.
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POPSUkraine's Communists to open museum for U.S. imperialism victims
The dedication ceremony, at which U.S. President George W. Bush compared Communists to terrorists and blamed the ideology for the deaths of 100 million innocent people, also provoked the ire of China. In his dedication speech, Bush had said: "Like the Communists, the terrorists and radicals who attacked our nation are followers of a murderous ideology that despises freedom, crushes all dissent, has expansionist ambitions and pursues totalitarian aims." Grach said he hoped that the initiative to set up the imperialism museum in the Crimea, where support for the country's pro-Western President Viktor Yushchenko is low, would be backed by other regional Communist branches. "American imperialism, from the extermination of native Americans to war crimes in Vietnam, Yugoslavia, Afghanistan and Iraq, has caused substantially more deaths than the 'orange forces,' along with their masters over the ocean, blame Communism for," he said.
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