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POPSDinosaur find linked to giant plant eaters The Aardonyx celestae species dates back to the early Jurassic period. Dr. Yates said the creature found in South Africa stood nearly 6 feet high at the hip and weighed about 1,100 pounds. It was about 10 years old when it died, and its death may have been caused by drought. The species shares many characteristics with the plant-eating herbivores that walked on two legs, Dr. Yates said. But the new species also has similar attributes to dinosaurs that grew to massive sizes and went about on all fours with long necks and whip-like tails. Read more: http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/09316/1012833-115.stm#ixzz0Wf3ge1Qc Read more: http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/09316/1012833-115.stm#ixzz0Wf3ge1Qc
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POPSKevin Richardson- The Lion Whisperer Kevin Richardson, zoologist and animal behavioralist, raises and trains some of the most dangerous animals known to man. To do this he does not use the common methods of breaking the animal's spirit with sticks and chains, instead he uses love, understanding and trust. With this unusual method of training he has developed some exceptionally personal bonds with his students. He sleeps with lions, cuddles newborn hyenas, swims with lionesses. Kevin can confidently look into their eyes, crouch to the their level and even lie down with them - all taboos in the normal world of wild animal handling - yet he has never been mauled or attacked. Some call him crazy; others shake their heads at his unique method of interacting with the animals. And Kevin's secret - get to know the particular personality of each animal, what makes them angry, happy, upset, irritated - just like a mother with a child..
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POPSJohannesburg Accommodation With the upcoming 2010 World Cup Football - looking for accommodation is of the essence. Both the opening and the final match are taking place in Soccer City - Johannesburg. Johannesburg is a friendly, bustling city, which offers visitors numerous opportunities for entertainment. The city’s exciting nightlife is centred around the upmarket Melrose Arch area, as well as the Melville student district.
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POPSGame Viewing in Kruger National Park You'll travel from Johannesburg across the Highveld and Machadodorp to stay the night on the border of Kruger National Park, and take an early-afternoon open-vehicle game drive. Next day you'll take early-morning and afternoon game drives, with the rest of the day to spend at your leisure. Before returning to Johannesburg there'll be time for one final early-morning game drive. Kruger National Park is a paradise for wildlife enthusiasts, and more than twice the size of Yellowstone National Park. Kruger was established back in 1898, making it one of the oldest preserves in the world. The park is known around the world for its easy access to wildlife and its well-maintained roads.
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POPSNackt in die Herbstferien! Weniger ist mehr... www.Swingertravel.de Nackt im Busch Auf der Harmony Nature Farm in Südafrika, in der Nähe der Großstädte Johannesburg und Praetoria steht ein tolles Nudisten-Resort mit Bungalows, Campingplätzen und Stellplätzen für Wohnwagen. Drumherum laufen viele wilde Tiere - Zebras, Gnus und Antilopen - alle nackt. Nackt an Bord Segeln Sie mal ohne Matrosenanzug. Nur die Schwimmweste ist Pflicht. Ein niederländisches Ehepaar bietet viele tolle Segeltörns auf seinem Schiff an. Nackte Cowboys Auf der Bar's Ranch in Reidsville (North Carolina) können Sie im Hotel oder auf dem Zeltplatz wohnen und sich an vielen unbekleideten Freizeitmöglichkeiten erfreuen: nackt fischen, nackt golfen und nackt Volleyball spielen. Also Cowboystiefel in der Ecke lassen und howdie! Nackt am Atlantik Direkt am Atlantik im französischen Le Porge befindet sich das kleine FKK-Dorf "La Jenny". Hier dürfen Sie nach Herzenslust ohne Klamotten rumtollen, allerhand Sp
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POPSDon't Worry Be Happy if you are a communist in ZAF
Higher Education Minister Blade Nzimande is often seen wearing a Mao cap and is known for breaking out into his favorite tune: "My mother was a kitchen girl, my father was a garden boy. That's why I am a communist." But his new wheels have soured his relationship with his close ally COSATU, the country's largest labor organization. COSATU has asked ministers to return their costly cars and instead opt for cheaper ones favored by Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan, who bought two cars for the same price as Nzimande's one. "Nzimande was the one least likely to go on a profligate expedition ... when the (SACP) often rails against the excesses of unchecked capitalism," said a Wednesday editorial in Johannesburg's daily newspaper The Star. But the SACP has defended Nzimande, saying the German luxury sedan was bought on the recommendations of the police VIP protection unit. The rule book for ministers also allows for such purchases. over the limit....sorry not much more anyway.
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POPSFaster Than the Speed of Whaaa? Yes I know it's a pic of the New York skyline, but, what do you want from a Chinese newspaper? My friends in Johannesburg use those Internet cafes to message me, we can't use the chat because it takes so long. When they use Google's gmail, on their cellphones, it is almost immediate. I don't understand much about this stuff, but I hope things do get better for that country. I don't know where they even got the $mil to get that underwater cable. I guess Zuma is trying to pull it off though. He has a lot on his plate already.
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POPSIs The Becks Really Ready to Go Home? The Becks has long admitted that his number one priority is making sure that he gets to pack one of the newly redesigned English national soccer uniforms next June and head off to Johannesburg to represent his country in his third World Cup campaign
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POPSS.African Indian Muslim women come out in support of 'Hijab'
S.African Indian Muslim women come out in support of 'Hijab' PTI 7 September 2009, 07:43am IST JOHANNESBURG: Hundreds of Indian Muslim women here have come out in support of Muslim women's right to wear 'Hijab,' a traditional headgear, worldwide. Over 500 women visitors pledged their support for an international campaign asserting Islamic tradition of wearing Hijab during a live broadcast by the Johannesburg-based radio service Channel Islam International (CII) in the mainly Indian area of Lenasia over the weekend. Muslims across the world are protesting against a ban on 'Hijab' in France. The CII gave a free scarf to every woman who voiced her support to the campaign. "Although we are fortunate to have strong constitutional support for the rights of Muslim women in South Africa to wear the Hijab, it is surprising that countries with supposedly far longer democracies are now denying this right to the extent that innocent Muslim women are now coming under attack," CII Direct
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POPSSouth African Crossdresser Runs 800 Meters "The gender verification test is an extremely complex procedure," said a spokesman, "The investigations will take some days or weeks, and I'm not a doctor to give a conclusive answer as to his or her gender." The track and field sensation had a good laugh at that one. "Just cop a feel!" he said. "You'll have all the verification you need."
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POPSThe Land of ‘No Service’ "So, like it or not, coming here forces you to think about the blessings and curses of “connectivity.” “No Service” is something travelers from the developed world now pay for in order to escape modernity, with its ball and chain of e-mail. For much of Africa, though, “No Service” is a curse — because without more connectivity, its people can’t escape poverty. Can there be a balance between the two?"
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POPSCharles Bronson got your tongue? A review of "District 9"
More: The movie does end on a note of incompletion: characters still at large, maybe the second half of the story yet to come. I craved that, and walked out of the theatre speculating on what more the story could have given me: a virus that turns every human into an alien; an interspecies romance; how the black intern's role could have been bigger. What would protest marches and interspecies activist alliances have looked like, among the aliens? If they landed in 1982, what would the anti-apartheid Sun City campaign that started not much later have looked like? And if they were in South Africa that whole time, why haven't the world intelligentsia anointed some of them for speaking tours? I would totally love to see "Christopher Johnson" in an ascot at some Ivy League colloquium, deep in debate over the roots and meaning of alien poverty. So. There was potential there, but the movie couldn't do it…the ambition was there, but not the follow-through.
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POPSPepper-spray defence means South Africa robbers face loss of balance at cash machines "Patrick Wadula, spokesman for the Absa bank, which is piloting the scheme, told the Mail & Guardian Online: "During a routine maintenance check at an Absa ATM in Fish Hoek, the pepper spray device was accidentally activated. "At the time there were no customers using the ATM. However, the spray spread into the shopping centre where the ATMs are situated." In conjunction with the police, Absa is using the technology at 11 sites, identified as high-risk by branch managers. If successful, it will be expanded to cash machines around the country. Transporting money is one of South Africa's most risky occupations. In May a Group 4 security guard was killed in Johannesburg when a gang used explosives to blow open a cash transit van. His partner was shot in the back as he tried to escape. ""
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POPSIs Becks Better This Time Around? Although he was named to the England national squad for the next friendly game England manager Fabio Cappello once again sent Becks a message - via the press- that if he wants to be considered to wear the fabled England soccer uniform in Johannesburg next year he needs to get back into what Capello considers “top flight” soccer.
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POPSSearch on for Yemeni plane crash survivors; child rescued This particular aircraft A310, was banned from French airspace. In fact, the passengers disembarked from an aircraft after departing France that was "allowed" to use French airspace. They then boarded this doomed flight. Winds are now being reported as gusting to 90 mph, earlier I had read they were in the realm of 39 mph....I'll stick with the 39 or so numbers...Still bad business to try and land in--not impossible, but certainly very tricky and dependent upon the skills of the crew and the absolute direction of these winds.
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