Slideshow: A different world view

2012-03-20 16:20:09
  • BEIJING -- A member of the Milwaukee Bucks "Rim Rockers" goes airborne for an acrobatic  slam dunk during a break in the game against the Golden State Warriors at an NBA preseason exhibition game.
    BEIJING -- A member of the Milwaukee Bucks "Rim Rockers" goes airborne for an acrobatic slam dunk during a break in the game against the Golden State Warriors at an NBA preseason exhibition game.
  • WASHINGTON, D.C. -- Federal Reserve Board Chairman Ben Bernanke appears before a House Budget Committee hearing on "Economic Recovery: Options and Challenges."
    WASHINGTON, D.C. -- Federal Reserve Board Chairman Ben Bernanke appears before a House Budget Committee hearing on "Economic Recovery: Options and Challenges."
  • BASRA -- Children from the village of Al Houta try to race with British servicemen as they visit to recruit local labor and engage with the village sheikh.
    BASRA -- Children from the village of Al Houta try to race with British servicemen as they visit to recruit local labor and engage with the village sheikh.
  • MEXICO CITY -- Policemen guard 15 members of the Beltran Leyva brothers cartel as they are presented to the press. Most of them are Colombian and were captured in Mexico City.
    MEXICO CITY -- Policemen guard 15 members of the Beltran Leyva brothers cartel as they are presented to the press. Most of them are Colombian and were captured in Mexico City.
  • FREIBERG, Germany -- Patricia Tetzner looks at a giant mockup of a mineral's structure at the "terra mineralia" exhibition at Freudenstein Palace. More than 5,000 minerals, gemstones and meteorites from all over the world are presented in the new permanent exhibition.
    FREIBERG, Germany -- Patricia Tetzner looks at a giant mockup of a mineral's structure at the "terra mineralia" exhibition at Freudenstein Palace. More than 5,000 minerals, gemstones and meteorites from all over the world are presented in the new permanent exhibition.
  • ST. LOUIS -- The American Optometric Association had this image distributed to warn that Halloween eye wear accessorie may permanently damage eyes.
    ST. LOUIS -- The American Optometric Association had this image distributed to warn that Halloween eye wear accessorie may permanently damage eyes.

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A gallery of newswire photographs from around the globe.

Photos selected and edited by Jim Mendenhall.

Click on first photo link (upper left) to launch slideshow.


First Published October 26, 2008 12:00 am
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