Saturday / September 1, 2007

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There are plenty of hands.-free options available, especially for phones with wireless Bluetooth. Wireless earpieces are popular, but in addition to being a serious fashion faux pas, they can be awkward to use in a car, making it difficult to listen to the radio, for example. A better approach for loquacious drivers is a hands-free wireless car kit or speakerphone for cars that don´t have the systems preinstalled.

Bolivian Aymara shaman, Julian Katari, scatters leaves to read people´s fortunes in El Alto. In Bolivia, August is the month of the Pachamama, or "mother earth", and indiginous people of the Andean plateau often wait until the last day of the month to make offerings to the most popular deity in the country.

Photo shows 11 year old hippopotamus "Tonga" who suffered from neglect in a French circus after arriving in a South African wildlife reserve, after a flight that lasted 10 hours. Tonga should be totally free in the 21 hectare reserve in a couple of weeks. The French Animal Aid Foundation won a court order in February to have the male hippo removed from the circus along with five lions, a tiger and five snakes.

A Sikh performs the martial art of "Gatka" during a religious procession today in the northern Indian city of Amristar. The procession was carried out to celebrate the 403rd anniversary of the installation of Guru Granth Sahib: the religious book of Sikhs.

A Sikh performs the martial art of "Gatka" during a religious procession today in the northern Indian city of Amristar. The procession was carried out to celebrate the 403rd anniversary of the installation of Guru Granth Sahib: the religious book of Sikhs. Ver más.