Nobel Peace Prize winner Jimmy Carter signs the guest book in the Nobel Institute in Oslo, Norway, as his wife, Rosalyn, looks on. Carter, 78, will be honored today for his decades of peace efforts throughout the world, especially his mediation of the 1978 Camp David peace accord between Israel and Egypt.

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Eudora's Michelle Deluna, left, and Tina Lauber, right, knock the ball away from Kansas City Ward's Allison Rank. Ward won Monday's game at Eudora.

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Kentucky coach Guy Morriss watches from the sideline during a game earlier this year. Morriss resigned at Kentucky and will be in introduced as head coach at Baylor on Wednesday.

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UW-Green Bay's Greg Monfre, center, pushes the ball away from Missouri's Jimmy McKinney, left, and Jefferey Ferguson during Monday's game in Columbia, Mo.

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Indiana's Bracey Wright, front, is fouled by Vanderbilt's Corey Smith during Monday's game in Bloomington, Ind.

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Utah's Greg Ostertag, left, is restrained by Matt Harpring after Ostertag was ejected by referee Derrick Stafford, right, during Sunday's game in Los Angeles.

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Orlando's Darrell Armstrong (10) rejects a shot by Boston's Eric Williams (55) during the first half of Monday's game in Boston.

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Chicago Bears quarterback Jim Miller (15) hands the football to running back Leon Johnson behind the blocking of Kevin Dogins (73) and Olin Kreutz (57) during a heavy rainstorm. The Dolphins defeated the Bears, 27-9, on Monday at Pro Player Stadium in Miami.

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Kansas State coach Bill Snyder, center, walks the sideline. Snyder's team will play in the Holiday Bowl for the third time since 1995 when they take on Arizona State on Dec. 27 at San Diego.

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The gold mask of King Tutankhamun is reflected in glass as a tourist takes a photo inside the Egyptian museum in Cairo. The Egyptian Museum, which was opened in 1902, began celebrations Monday to mark its centenary anniversary.

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Arrie van Wyk, project manager of the world's largest game park, looks out at grazing elephants in the Kruger National Park in South Africa. The new cross-border reserve, the Greater Limpopo Transfrontier Park, will link three game reserves along the borders of South Africa, Zimbabwe and Mozambique.

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U.S. Army 1st Lt. Keith Zieber explains strategy to his mortar platoon before military excercises in the Kuwaiti desert. The military is conducting maneuvers there in preparation for possible conflict with Iraq.

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United Airlines CEO Glenn Tilton hugs a customer at United's terminal at Chicago's O'Hare International Airport. Tilton greeted customers and employees before and after addressing the media about the airline's Monday filing for Chapter 11 federal bankruptcy protection.

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Director Baz Luhrmann and his designer wife, Catherine Martin, left, take the stage during the curtain call at the conclusion of the Broadway debut of Luhrmann's production of Puccini's 'La Boheme.'

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Nelly performs during the show at the MGM Grand Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas. He took home awards in six categories.

Robert Marx, a local homeless man, gets a push by a friend as they head to LINK for lunch Thursday afternoon. Shelters and other agencies are reporting more people using their services even as state funding dwindles.

Lawrence Police officer Leo Souders talks with a homeless person on Massachusetts Street to see if he needed assistance getting to a shelter. More homeless are seeking Lawrence services, officials report.

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This bag of flour, produced in the 1950s in Kansas, was exported to Cuba before a trade embargo was put in place. Some Kansas officials are working to renew trade with Cuba.

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Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez faces increasing pressure from an opposition strike that has sparked economic shortages and choked oil exports. Rafael Villaran waited Monday for his wife at a supermarket in Caracas.

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A decorative wall hanging at the Leach home in Leavenworth County bears Randy's name.

The last time Harold and Alberta Leach of Linwood saw their son, Randy, was the morning of April 15, 1988. He disappeared after attending a party that night. The Leaches are pleased that the Leavenworth County Sheriff's Office and the Kansas Bureau of Investigation are renewing efforts to solve their son's disappearance.

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Marta Kwiatkowska, a massage therapist at Renu Day Spa in Deerfield, Ill., works on client Jennifer Ernst, 15, from Highland Park, Ill. Ernst is one of many teens who frequents the spa to relieve stress.

Jessica Schwartz, 17, of Deerfield, Ill., gets a manicure from Kasia Bogucka at the Renu Day Spa in Deerfield. Schwartz is a regular client at the spa and one of many teens who goes there to de-stress themselves from things such as homework, boys and all the things going on in the world. "I think it's really decadent. But it's probably cheaper than psychology," her mother said.

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