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Photos for December 6, 2009
Texas players celebrate their 13-12 victory over Nebraska in the Big 12 Championship on Saturday in Arlington, Texas.
Indiana Pacers guard and former Kansas Jayhawk Brandon Rush, right, drives on Washington Wizards forward Andray Blatche during the first half of an NBA basketball game in Indianapolis on Sunday March 29, 2009. Rush scored 29 points in the Pacers' 124-115 win.
KU wide receivers coach David Beaty congratulates Todd Reesing. Beaty, defensive coordinator Clint Bowen and co-defensive coordinator Bill Miller face the challenging task of keeping up with recruiting while waiting to see if they’ll be around in the future when a head coach is hired.
James Arthur Hane
Berry ‘Bo’ Holland Johnson, Jr.
Shari and Chris Anderson, Lawrence, represent Kansas University at the Great Wall in Beijing. Shari submitted the picture.
President Herbert Hoover stands at the door of the White House greeting visitors in Washington in this March 5, 1929, file photo from the Library of Congress’ National Photo Company Collection. The folks who sneaked into the president’s state dinner are part of a long tradition of people showing up as they please at the People’s House. It’s just that the tradition vanished ages ago.
Muslim women take part in an attempt to break a world record for the most sky lanterns flown simultaneously Saturday in Jakarta, Indonesia. At least 10,000 lanterns were released into the sky to break the world record, an organizer said.
A train splashed with a green stripe carried 450 U.N. officials, delegates, climate activists and journalists from Brussels to the climate summit in Copenhagen on Saturday to symbolize efforts to reduce the convention’s carbon footprint.
Workers measure tuna Nov. 4 at the Maruha Nichiro Holdings Inc. tuna farm in Kumano, Japan.
An Italian tax police officer holds a Picasso painting, one of the 19 masterpieces that were seized Saturday in Parma, Italy.
Haskell sophomore guard Christina Belone (11) heads to the basket against William Woods. The Fightin’ Indians fell, 62-57, Saturday at Coffin Complex.
Their mother says Heather (left) and Katherine Wombwell, age 6, share a psychic connection that’s difficult to explain.
Bill and bob fleming enjoy a candy cigarette break together following an afternoon drive in the early ’1960s.
Alice and Mary Lieberman are not sure who’s who in this picture, taken in 1957. (Note the mirror image missing teeth.)
Bill and Bob Fleming, pictured in 1963, are identical twins and still experience the occasional case of mistaken identity — even by Bob’s 15-year-old daughter.
Identical twins Mary (left) and Alice Lieberman (right) pose with their mother, Sally Lieberman, in 2006.
The Joby GorillaPod is a portable and versatile tripod that has flexible legs, making it easy to attach to virtually any surface. Here the GorillaPod SLR model supports a full-sized camera while clinging to a rock wall surface.
This large 1892 chair made for the Columbian Exposition in Chicago is labeled “Anti. Brothers, Vincenza, Italy.” It has prominent rockers and is decorated with lions, female figures and even an American Indian’s head. Garth’s Auctions in Delaware, Ohio, sold the chair for $7,344.
Julie Powell is reflected in a butchers knife at her Queens residence in New York. The author of “Julie and Julia” has published a new book called “Cleaving,” which details her experiences with “marriage, meat and obsession.”
Julie Powell is reflected in a butchers knife at her Queens residence in New York. The author of “Julie and Julia” has published a new book called “Cleaving,” which details her experiences with “marriage, meat and obsession.”
Julie Powell is reflected in a butchers knife at her Queens residence in New York. The author of “Julie and Julia” has published a new book called “Cleaving,” which details her experiences with “marriage, meat and obsession.”
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