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Signal
Photo by John Stanmeyer/VII for National Geographic, winner of World Press Photo of the Year 2013 and first prize for Contemporary Issues. Description: African migrants in Djibouti City, Djibouti, raise their phones in an attempt to capture an inexpensive signal from neighboring Somalia, a tenuous link to relatives abroad, on Feb. 26, 2013. Djibouti is a common stop-off point for migrants in transit from such countries as Somalia, Ethiopia and Eritrea, seeking a better life in Europe and the Middle East.

Rebels Attack Government Checkpoint
Photo by Goran Tomasevic/Reuters, winner of 1st Prize Spot News Stories. Description: Syrian rebel fighters take cover amid flying debris and shrapnel after being hit by a tank shell from the Syrian Army in the Ain Tarma neighborhood of Damascus, Syria, on Jan. 30, 2013.

Typhoon Survivors
Photo by Phillipe Lopez/Agence France-Presse, winner of 1st Prize Spot News Singles. Description: Survivors of typhoon Haiyan march during a religious procession in Tolosa, on the eastern island of Leyte, Philippines, on Nov. 18, 2013. Typhoon Haiyan left 8,000 people dead and missing and more than four million homeless after it hit the central Philippines.

Blind Indian Albino Boys
Photo by Brent Stirton/Reportage by Getty Images, winner of 1st Prize Staged Portraits Singles. Description: A group of blind albino boys posed for a portrait in their boarding room at the Vivekananda mission school for the blind in West Bengal, India, on Sept. 25, 2013. This is one of the few schools for the blind in India.

Cougars
Photo by Steve Winter for National Geographic, winner of 1st Prize Nature Stories. Description: A cougar, captured by a camera trap, walks a trail in Griffith Park in Los Angeles, Calif., on March 2, 2013. To reach the park, which has been the cougar’s home for the last two years, it had to cross two of the busiest highways in the U.S. Cougars are among the most adaptable and widespread terrestrial mammals in the Western Hemisphere, with a range that extends from the tip of Chile to the Canadian Yukon. They are increasingly being seen in and around towns and cities, including Los Angeles and in the Hollywood Hills, and thousands of cougars like this one are killed every year. Scientists in Wyoming’s Teton National Forest are outfitting them with GPS collars and camera trapping to learn more about basic behaviors.

A Portrait of Domestic Violence
Photo by Sara Naomi Lewkowicz for Time, 1st Prize Contemporary Issues Stories. Description: As the fight continued to rage, Shane told Maggie she could choose between getting beaten in the kitchen, or going with him to the basement so they could talk privately. Pictured here in Lancaster, Penn., on Nov. 17 2012.

Bonobos - our unknown cousins
Photo by Christian Ziegler for National Geographic Magazine, winner of 3rd Prize Nature Stories. Description: A five-year-old bonobo turns out to be the most curious individual of a wild group of bonobos near the Kokolopori Bonobo Reserve, in the Democratic Republic of Congo, on Jan. 25, 2011. Despite being humans’ closest living relatives, little is known about Bonobos and their behavior in the wild in remote parts of the Congo basin. Bonobos are threatened by habitat loss and bush meat trade.

Farewell Mandela
Photo by Markus Schreiber/Associated Press, winner of 1st Prize Observed Portraits Singles. Description: A woman reacts in disappointment after access to see former South African President Nelson Mandela was closed on the third and final day of his casket lying in state, outside Union Buildings in Pretoria, South Africa, on Dec. 13 2013.

Nadja Casadei - heptathlon and cancer
Photo by Peter Holgersson, winner of 1st Prize Sports Feature Stories. Description: Nadja feels better just before her last chemotherapy treatment in Lidingö, Sweden, on Dec. 19, 2013. Swedish athlete Nadja Casadei, who has participated in the World and European Championships in heptathlon, was diagnosed with cancer in autumn 2013 and by early 2014, completed her chemotherapy. She has continued to train throughout her illness, hoping to be healthy and ready by the summer for the Olympics in Rio de Janeiro.

Polo fall
Photo by Emiliano Lasalvia, winner of 1st Prize Sports Action Singles. Description: Pablo Mac Donough of Dolfina falls from his horse during the Argentine Polo Open in Buenos Aires, Argentina, on Dec. 1 2013.

The last outfit of the missing
Photo by Fred Ramos/El Faro, winner of 1st Prize Daily Life Stories. Description: Date found: 1 Feb., 2013. Time: 3:45 p.m. Location: a sugar plantation in Apopa, San Salvador, El Salvador. Sex: Female. Age: between 17 and 18 years old. Time of disappearance: not available. The North Central American Triangle (Honduras, Guatemala and El Salvador) is one of the most violent regions in the world. In many cases, clothes that are found become the only means to identify victims.

Kachin fighters
Photo by Julius Schrank/De Volkskrant, winner of 1st Prize Daily Life Singles. Description: Kachin Independence Army fighters drink and celebrate at a funeral of one of their commanders on Mar. 15, 2013, in Burma. The city is under siege by the Burmese army.

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Temporary accommodation
Photo by Alessandro Penso, winner of 1st prize General News Singles. Description: Military Ramp, an emergency refugee center, was opened in September 2013 in an abandoned school in Sofia, Bulgaria. The center provides housing for about 800 Syrian refugees, including 390 children. Bulgaria, already hard hit by the economic crisis and heightened political instability, is confronting a refugee crisis that appears to coincide with increased efforts by Greece to close off its border with Turkey. Bulgaria, however, is totally unprepared to face a refugee crisis.

Bomb maker in Aleppo
Photo by Moises Saman, winner of 2nd prize General News Singles. Description: A bomb maker working for the rebels mixes chemicals in a makeshift bomb factory in a rebel-held district of Aleppo, Syria, on March 20, 2013. As the war in Syria grinds on, the city of Aleppo is falling further victim to the regime’s relentless air bombardment and the rebels’ retaliations and infighting. Aleppo is now divided along several front lines, and has become one of the most dangerous cities in the world.

Days of Night - Nights of Day
Photo by Elena Chernyshova, winner of 3rd prize Daily Life Stories. Description: Despite its prosperity, Norilsk, Russia, is facing big problems maintaining its buildings.
Norilsk, Russia, is a mining city north of the polar circle with a population of more than 170,000 people. It is the seventh most polluted city in the world, and 60 percent of its population is involved in industry. Gulag prisoners constructed the city, its mines, and factories. The average temperature is -10C, reaching lows of -55C in winter, when for two months the city is plunged into polar night.

Typhoon Haiyan
View of a destroyed coastline in Tacloban City. Leyte, Philippines.
Photo by Chris McGrath, winner of 1st prize General News Stories. Description: Typhoon Haiyan ripped through the Philippines on November 9. Described as one of the most powerful typhoons ever to hit land, Haiyan left thousands dead and hundreds of thousands homeless across remote areas of the Philippines. Countries all over the world have pledged relief aid to help support those affected by the typhoon. However, damage to the airport and roads in Tacloban and its surroundings has made reaching the most affected areas extremely difficult. Concerns grow as dead bodies are left out in the open air and access to food, water and shelter is limited.

Chaos in Central African Republic
Photo by William Daniels , winner of 2nd prize General News Stories. Description: relative of 20-year-old Sept-Abel Sangomalet mourns his death. Muslims stabbed him to death while sleeping in his family home. His body was found outside the house. Bangui, Central African Republic, 09 December 2013.
The Central African Republic has seen more than its fair share of coups and unrest over the five and a half decades since its independence from France. The current crisis, however, triggered by yet another coup, is starting to set in position a well armed, mainly Muslim militia that is refusing to disarm against Anti-balaka, Christian vigilante groups defending the country's majority Christian population. The UN has warned of a potential slide into genocide and France has sent 1,600 troops to protect civilians and disarm the different militia. Bordering on other highly volatile regions in central Africa, including the Democratic Republic of Congo, South Sudan and Chad, the conflict is ringing alarm bells across the continent and beyond.

Nicolette at the orphanage
Photo by Maciek Nabrdalik, winner of 2nd prize Contemporary Issues Singles. Description: Nicolette sits in a meeting room at the orphanage where she now lives in Warsaw, Poland on December 22, 2013. In October 2013 she and her four older brothers were removed from their home. Her mother was expected to spend few months in prison for stealing electricity, and her father was not considered fit to take care for his children on his own. Her parents are allowed to visit three times a week.

Victims of organized crime
Photo by Christopher Vanegas, winner of 3rd prize Contemporary Issues Singles. Description: Police arrive to a crime scene where two bodies hang from a bridge; another three are on the floor, on March, 08 2013. They had been killed by organized crime in Saltillo, Coahuila, in retaliation against other criminal groups. Saltillo, Coahuila, Mexico.

War and mental health after crisis
Juba Central Prison. Juba, Sudan. January 2011.
Photo by Robin Hammond, winner of 2nd prize Contemporary Issues Stories. Description: Photos of mentally disabled people in the context of African countries affected by war, failed states, corruption and displacement.

Sledding race from above
Photo by Jeff Pachoud , winner of 1st prize Sports Feature Singles. Description: Mushers compete in Megève, France, during the departure of a stage of the Grande Odyssee sledding race, on January, 18 2013.

Free diving with sharks
Photo by Donald Miralle, winner of 2nd prize Sports Feature Singles. Description: Ocean Ramsey, a conservationist, photographer and dive safety officer, surfaces while free diving off the coast of Oahu, Hawaii, on May, 17 2013. Ramsey has dedicated her life to shark conservation, and is known for diving without cages among great whites and tiger sharks to try to change public perception of these apex predators.

Occupied Pleasures
Photo by Tanya Habjouqa , winner of 2nd prize Daily Life Stories. Description: After encountering grueling traffic at the Qalandia check point, a young man enjoys a cigarette in his car as the back-up finally clears on the last evening of Ramadan, on August, 7 2013. He is bringing home a sheep for the upcoming Eid celebration.
More than four million Palestinians live in the West Bank, Gaza, and East Jerusalem, where the political situation regularly intrudes upon the most mundane of moments. People’s movements are circumscribed and the threat of violence often hangs overhead. This is an exploration of the small moments of pleasure where ordinary men and women demonstrate a desire to live, not just simply survive.

Ich bin Waldviertel
Photo by Carla Kogelman , winner of 1st prize Observed Portraits Stories. Description: Hannah and Alena. 29 December 2012
A series about two sisters living in the rural village of Merkenbrechts, Austria.

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Auch einen :Bohemund111 für absolut penetrantes auftreten einführen sollte

Wo kommen wir denn da hin wenn plötzlich jeder seinen eigenen Nicht-Smilie bekommt?!


Ansonsten gilt: Einfach machen und schauen ob/wie es ankommt

Über den Argonnen 1918: Ich bin 30 Jahre alt und überwältigt davon, was diese neuen Luftbildkameras leisten. Ein Artilleriefeuer können wir jetzt direkt aus der Luft lenken - eine Sensation!

Ramen-Burger: Hau die Nudeln auf den Grill!
Von Hobbykoch Peter Wagner

Wie wird man heutzutage in der Gastronomie berühmt? Mit Promi-Gästen? Mit High-End-Sterneküche? Mit Fred-Feuerstein-Menüs? Nein: mit Hamburgern, die aus asiatischen Nudeln gemacht sind. Bühne frei für den New Yorker Ramen-Burger!

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große Krieg zwischen drei Neuerfindungen der Fastfood-Hybridkunst: Cragel versus Cronut versus Bruffin. Anfangs konnte der Williamsburger Bäcker Scot Rossillo von seiner Erfindung - Croissant-Teig in Bagel-Backformen ausgebacken - so wenig Output liefern, dass seine Cragels auf dem Schwarzmarkt für über 80 Dollar die Besitzer wechselten. Inzwischen gibt es diese Hybriden an jeder zweiten Ecke für kleine Münze neben den Bruffins (herzhaft gefüllte Muffins aus Brioche-Teig) und der Cragel-Abart in Donut-Form, dem Cronut.

Natürlich ist die Herde längst ein paar Stände weiter getrampelt, zu Shimamotos Grill in der "Smorgasburg", der hippen Delicatessen-Markthalle in Brooklyn. Dort wartet sie geduldig, bis sie ihre acht Dollar für den Ramen-Burger löhnen darf - innen ein stinknormaler, fetttriefender Rinder-Patty vom Grill, aber mit zu zwei Scheiben gebratenen Ramen-Nudeln als Brötchenersatz.

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The Guardian™ Chair
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The Guardian™ Chair is a chair with a bullet resistant vest. An NIJ Level II bullet resistant vest will provide protection against regular powered 9mm handguns, up to .357 Magnums. The vest fits over the back of the chair and is easily removable due to the velcro closures on the side. With the vest on the chair, it can also be used as a shield by kneeling behind the back of the chair. More Info

Imagine a fire-rated gun safe hidden inside a custom built couch, with bullet proof cushions with carry straps, so they can be used on the fly as a shield.

Hat hier nichtmal vor einigen Jahren jemand mal erzählt dass er als Verwendungszweck "koks und Nutten" angegeben hat und die Bank das auch gar nicht lustig fand? Oder spielt mir mein Gedächtnis einen Streich?