World Pictures/Videos of the Day
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We all care for you Equation. Half will probable shave each other’s heads at night when they sleep and the rest will be constantly nagging you. Just don’t end up like mister Bobbitt….LOL...still worth it to me!
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My concern for you, Equation, and this thing has been simmering in my mind, is whether you have found one you fancy and asked for a date. Don't let your shyness constrain you.
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Pope Francis laughs as he meets with newly married couples at the end of his weekly general audience at the Paul VI hall at the Vatican.
Picture: Vincenzo Pinto/AFP/Getty Images
The up close and personal encounter with the breaching whale calf as seen from the Sanctuary boat in Monterey Bay, Californina. Seen bursting out of the water, the huge whale sends a surge of water droplets high into the air merely metres away from the edge of a boat full of tourists.
Picture: Sanctuary Cruises/Caters
A baby crowned sifaka that was born to mother, Linoa, at Belfast Zoo. For the first few weeks after birth crowned sifaka babies hold onto their mothers' stomach and, for that reason, keepers have not yet been able to determine the sex or the name of the infant.
Picture: Belfast Zoo/PA
A flock of coloured pigeons fly during a pigeon-breeding competition in the southern Spanish village of Bollullos de la Mitacion. During the competition a single dove is chased by dozens of pigeon cocks resulting winner the male which courts the hen for the longest.
Picture: Cristina Quicler/AFP/Getty Images
Thousands of Cuban students and government officials march in Havana to celebrate the 162th anniversary of Cuban national hero Jose Marti's birthday. Marti, a leader of the Cuban independence movement from Spanish rule and an illustrious poet and writer, is considered a national hero in Cuba.
Picture: Adalberto Roque/AFP/Getty Images
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Frozen sea spray coats a road sign and a church during a winter storm in Marshfield, Massachusetts, USA. The area was one of the worst affected by Storm Juno
Picture: Michael Dwyer/AP
A pedestrian passes through Johnstown Central Park in Pennsylvania
Picture: AP Photo/The Tribune-Democrat, Todd Berkey
The sun shines through layers of icicles hanging from the north pier near Lake Michigan
Picture: Don Campbell/AP
A man clears snow from his driveway dressed as a storm trooper
A model presents a creation by French designer Julien Fournie as part of his Haute Couture Spring Summer 2015 fashion show in Paris
Picture: REUTERS/Charles Platiau
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It's my greed, not my shyness is the problem.
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Six, one for each day of the week. You have to reset on Sunday my dear fellow....
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The sunset illuminates the peaks of the mountains near the Swiss mountain resort of St Moritz
Picture: Arnd Wiegmann/Reuters
On the road to snow-where. A car is covered by drifting snow near Brough, Cumbria
Picture: Paul Kingston/NNP
An Indian child looks through a hole in the wall after it was hit by shelling from the Pakistani side of the disputed Kashmir border, at Arnia village, India
Picture: Jaipal Singh/EPA
A frozen torrent has trapped these cars in the Russian town of Dudinka. Residents of the town locked themselves in their homes as a powerful storm battered the region leaving many without electricity and water. But when the storm passed and they started to venture out of their homes, they found that the storm, coupled with extreme cold, had burst water mains forming a solid lake that had set like concrete around cars and other vehicles.
Picture: CEN/Europics
Rescuers work amid the wreckage caused by an explosion in a hospital in Cuajimalpa, Mexico City
Picture: AFP/Getty Images
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Ice skaters Alexandra Nazarova and Maxim Nikitin from Ukraine perform their short dance programme during the ISU European Figure Skating Championships in Stockholm, Sweden
Picture: Jonathan Nackstrand/AFP/Getty Imag
A man glues the beard part of King Tutankhamun's mask back on at the Egyptian Museum in Cairo, Egypt
The partial skull of a modern human (Homo sapiens) (C) is placed between a Neanderthal (L) skull and a complete modern human skull (R) on display outside the Manot stalactite cave in northern Israel. The 55,000-year-old skull was discovered marking what the Israeli Antiquities Authority says is 'one of the most important discoveries in the study of human evolution.' The skull is of a modern human, or 'Homo sapiens,' and is the earliest fossilized evidence outside of Africa indicating that the human population originated in Africa and emigrated from there 65,000 years ago, shedding light on modern human evolution in the 'out of Africa' theory and putting modern humans in a wave of migration that replaced indigenous populations such as Neanderthals in Europe and Western Asia. The partial skull was dated by means of uranium-thorium.
Picture: EPA/JIM HOLLANDER
Hunter, a seven-week-old tiger, plays with Chelsea, a ten-week-old German pointer puppy at The Farm Inn in Pretoria, South Africa
Picture: Greatstock/Barcroft Media
Black-headed ibis fly over Moe Yun Gyi Wetland, in Bago Division, about 70 miles north of Rangoon, Burma
Picture: Ye Aung/AFP
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