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Photos for April 26, 2004
Minnesota's Jose Offerman, right, is tagged out by Kansas City shortstop Andres Blanco in a rundown. Offerman, a former Royal, and the Twins won, 4-2, Sunday in Kansas City, Mo.
Minnesota's Torii Hunter (48) is congratulated by Jacque Jones (11) and Cory Koskie after hitting a three-run homer off Kansas City's Brian Anderson. The Twins defeated the Royals, 4-2, Sunday at Kansas City, Mo.
Chicago Cubs' Aramis Ramirez, right, is congratulated by Moises Alou, left, after Ramirez's two-run home run against the New York Mets. The Cubs won, 4-1, Sunday in Chicago.
New York's Derek Jeter grimaces after striking out in the first inning against Boston pitcher Pedro Martinez. The Red Sox beat the Yankees, 2-0, Sunday in New York, completing a three-game sweep.
Designer Zac Posen, 23, has embarked on a joint venture with music mogul P. Diddy. The deal, announced last week, will allow Posen to expand his trendy collection, develop an accessories business and explore licensing opportunities.
This is the Mini Remote Controller offered by Overhead Door. It features the CodeDodger Access Security System.
Jackie Andre, a certified public accountant at Brown Smith Wallace LLC, invests mostly in companies that are keeping operations in the United States. Andre, 32, has started a 401(k) account and has bought a second house to convert into rental property. She said the recent economic downturn has made her a more cautious investor.
Dan Ryckert, right, a Kansas University sophomore from Olathe, is filmed for a scene by Ben Coldham, a KU freshman from Chicago, in Oldfather Studios on the KU campus. Ryckert, who has been making films since junior high, created the student-produced comedy "Foghat Live," shown on KUJH-TV.
For a college student, getting up early is no laughing matter, but KU juniors Liz Morel, Lawrence, and Alan Dibos, Lenexa, try to make the best of the situation as they study before an early class. "Honestly, even anything before 11:30 a.m. is pretty early," said Dibos, as he and Morel went over classwork before an 8:30 a.m. math class Friday.
Marines of Fox Company, 2nd Battalion, 1st Marine Regiment, 1st and 2nd Platoons, crowd around combat cameraman Lance Cpl. Sean Cook, 21, center, from Cincinnati, as he shows them a combat video that he shot about an hour earlier of 2nd Platoon's ambush on insurgents in northwest Fallujah, Iraq. No Marines were injured in Saturday's attack, they reported. Starting Tuesday, the Marines will begin joint patrols with Iraqis in Fallujah.
Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton, D-N.Y., right, talks with Vanessa Kerry, daughter of Democratic presidential candidate Sen. John Kerry, D-Mass., on the Mall in Washington, as hundreds of thousands of women gather for an abortion-rights rally and march. Sunday's rally focused on women's reproductive rights.
An anti-abortion demonstrator watches the abortion-rights rally wind past on Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington, D.C. Sunday's march included advocates from nearly 60 countries.
A queen bee (top) mingles in a hive next to a worker bee. Erratic winter weather and a deadly mite have taken a toll on both domesticated and wild bee colonies in the area.
Kansas University entomology professor Chip Taylor inspects a bee colony near Foley Hall on KU's west campus. The combination of a rough winter and lethal mite has decimated the bee population. Taylor and James Snow, a KU sophomore from Eudora, searched bees for Varroa mites on Wednesday.
The Dalai Lama begins morning prayers in Toronto during his 19-day visit in Canada. The spiritual leader of Tibet was in Toronto on Sunday.
From left, Can Dolek, Josh Gaston and Jonathan Blum, all Free State High School students, display a sign asking for donations or pledges for the Douglas County AIDS Project in front of Plymouth Congregational Church, 925 Vt. Several residents and church members counterdemonstrated after a group of Fred Phelps followers picketed the church Sunday morning. At the far left, a Phelps supporter drags an American flag on the ground. Last week the church voted to welcome gays and lesbians into the congregation.
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