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WSOP Mid-Day: Pot-Limit Omaha and Seniors Near Final Table

Melanie Weisner has cashed in four of eight WSOP events this year. Father’s Day at the World Series of Poker features another $1,000 No Limit Hold’em event as well as a gold bracelet awarded in the $2,500 10-Game as play ran into overtime. We may see more bracelet winners before the day is through, as the [...]

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Christian Harder Chip Leads $3k PLO

A lot of big names remain in the 2011 WSOP $3,000 Pot-Limit Omaha event, including chip leader with 13 left Christian Harder, who spoke to Card Player TV on a break.

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Daily Pic # 1200, The Enterprise

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I never get tired of seeing this gorgeous, film version of the big E. See this great wallpaper in hires HERE.

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Camel Trader, India

Rising before the sun, a lone camel trader sits near his fire to keep warm while he waits for the day of trading to begin at the Nagaur Cattle Fair in Nagaur, India. (This photo and caption were submitted to the 2011 National Geographic Traveler Photo Contest.)

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Syria's president 'to address nation'

State news agency says Bashar al-Assad to make third speech since protests began, as army seeks to stop refugee exodus.

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Pygmy Planigale - carnivorous marsupial

http://thewebsiteofeverything.com/we...-planigale.jpgThe Pygmy planigale (Planigale maculate) is a small marsupial which can be found in parts of Australia, as well as the islands of Groote Eylandt and Great Keppel. This creature's appearance resembles a cross between a mouse and a shrew.

When looking at this critter, it appears small, measuring 180 millimeters (18 centimeters) in length. The males of this species weigh 15 grams (0.53 ounces) and the females average around 11 grams (0.39 ounces). The resemblance is remarkably similar to that of the house mouse, with the exception of their pointy head and large round ears.

This small creature, whose scientific name translates as "spotted flat-weasel", is covered in coat of reddish or grey fur. Their underside is lighter in color and appears to be a mix between light grey and yellow. Their fur extends around the entire body, stopping at the tail which is almost completely naked. Their marsupial pouch is located on the bellies of the females opening towards the back. Females give birth to between five and eleven young at a time, who crawl into the pouch to suckle, and then emerge twenty-eight days later. These young go out on their own at seventy days old.

The pygmy planigale can be found in a variety of locations including rainforests, heathland, grasslands, forests, and marshlands. Generally, they prefer to live near water in places that have thick cover under which they can hide from their predators. Additionally, community nests built by the pygmy planigale have been found in the wild.

This nocturnal marsupial is a carnivore whose diet mainly consists of insects and arthropods. They are known to bite the bellies of insects in order to kill their prey where they are most vulnerable. This little creature has also been known to take down prey larger than itself, including small birds and lizards. The pygmy planigale needs to keep a lookout for their predators which include foxes, cats, and cane toads.

Although the pygmy planigale is not on the endangered species list, their numbers are not precisely known. Some members of the scientific community believe that they are being threatened as their natural habitat is being developed and destroyed.

Steps can be taken to ensure the pygmy planigale continues to thrive in Australia. Reduction in burning of forests and control of cattle's access to grazing land near the pygmy planigale's territory may help this species thrive.http://feeds.feedburner.com/~ff/anim...bE:gIN9vFwOqvQ
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About Angelina:

Family life, relationships, motherhood and emotions. These are the central topics I am dealing with in my current personal work. Photography allows me to go beyond observation, it makes me look twice, trying to capture the special something that makes the difference. In the end itâ€™s all about truth and simplicity. Since I am working on a long term project, portraying my own family, photography has become part of my everyday life.

My projects have been published and exhibited in Germany and Italy. In the past years I have been internationally awarded with several IPA honorable mentions, mentions at Fotoleggendo (Rome) and Orvieto Festival, and TAU creative quality price.

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