Amazing Events In Pictures-II [Fwd: Sharon Rajkumar]

Amazing Events In Pictures

Rockette Teneise Ellis poses with a camel outside the Radio City Music Hall in New York. Camels, donkeys and sheep posed with the Rockettes as they arrived for the Radio City Christmas Spectacular running November 5-December 30

Pharmacist Ann Hart gives Santas their flu vaccinations in time for Christmas, at Selfridges on London’s Oxford Street, to promote Lloydspharmacy’s flu vaccination service

A screen grab from the Russian satirical website Kremlingremlin.ru shows a caricature depicting President Dmitry Medvedev as a puppet being controlled by Prime Minister Vladimir Putin. Satirical cartoons have almost disappeared from Russia’s newspapers, so people are now turning to online sources to see caricatures of the nation’s leading political figures

Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad and his Bolivian counterpart Evo Morales warm up prior to their friendly soccer match in Tehran. It looks like they’re practising Morales’ famous knee-to-the-groin move

JLS dolls are seen during the annual ‘Dream Toys’ fair in London. The Toy Retailers Association have announced the toy industry’s official prediction of the top 12 selling toys for Christmas

Chris Bobryk and Brad Knoth walk out with their surf boards as a wave crashes over Grand Haven’s north pier in Michigan, USA

Vera Zvonareva of Russia tries to cool down as she takes a break between games during day one of the WTA Championships at the Khalifa Tennis Complex in Doha, Qatar

A fisheman is seen on his boat on lake Borolos in the Nile Delta, Egypt,

A performer leaps on stage during an election rally for former Ivory Coast president Henri Konan Bedie in the Felix Houphouet Boigny stadium in Abidjan

A worker inspects the Quadriga sculpture atop the Brandenburg Gate in Berlin

Tony Smith of Slindon Pumpkins checks some of the hundreds of pumpkins which have gone into his picture of a traction engine made from examples of his produce in Slindon, West Sussex

Doctor Chris Forging cuts off a rhino’s horn in Chipinge National Park in Zimbabwe. WWF and the country’s national parks have embarked on a programme of de-horning rhinos to make them less vulnerable to poaching. At its peak, Zimbabwe had 3,000 black and white rhinos but this has gone down to just over 700

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