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Niagara Falls ..

 The Horseshoe Falls in Niagara Falls, Canada, are illuminated blue to celebrate the birth of a baby boy to Britain's Prince William and wife Catherine, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, 22 July 2013. The Falls were first illuminated in 1860 to celebrate a royal visit by Albert Edward, the Prince of Wales, who later became King Edward VII.

 The Horseshoe Falls in Niagara Falls, Canada, are illuminated blue to celebrate the birth of a baby boy to Britain's Prince William and wife Catherine, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, 22 July 2013. The Falls were first illuminated in 1860 to celebrate a royal visit by Albert Edward, the Prince of Wales, who later became King Edward VII.

 Border Patrol agents watch as a tourist boat rides through the mist of Niagara Falls on June 4, 2013 in Niagara Falls, New York. The major tourist attraction, which falls directly on the U.S.-Canada border, is a major destination for international visitors. Border Patrol agents detain travelers who have overstayed their visas as well as undocumented immigrants who attempt to illegally cross the international bridge in Niagara Falls.

  U.S. Border Patrol agents speak with a tourist near Niagara Falls on June 4, 2013 in Niagara Falls, New York. The falls, which lie directly on the U.S.-Canada border, are a major destination for international visitors. Border Patrol agents detain travelers who have overstayed their visas as well as undocumented immigrants who attempt to illegally cross the international bridge in Niagara Falls.

 Border Patrol agent takes a snapshot for a tourist in front of Niagara Falls on June 4, 2013 in Niagara Falls, New York. The falls, which lie directly on the U.S.-Canada border, are a major destination for American and international tourists alike. Border Patrol agents detain foreign travelers who have overstayed their visas as well as undocumented immigrants who attempt to illegally cross the international bridge in Niagara Falls.

 Tourists take snapshots with a U.S. Border Patrol agent near Niagara Falls on June 4, 2013 in Niagara Falls, New York. The falls, which lie directly on the U.S.-Canada border, are a major destination for American and international tourists alike. Border Patrol agents detain foreign travelers who have overstayed their visas as well as undocumented immigrants who attempt to illegally cross the international bridge in Niagara Falls.

 U.S. Border Patrol agent John Stanko walks along a rail bridge connecting the U.S. with Canada on June 4, 2013 near Black Rock, New York. U.S. Border Patrol agents monitor the bridge for undocumented immigrants trying to cross either into or out of the United States illegally on the bridge

 U.S. Border Patrol agents speak with tourists near Niagara Falls on June 4, 2013 in Niagara Falls, New York. The major tourist attraction, which falls directly on the U.S.-Canada border, is a major destination for international visitors. Border Patrol agents detain travelers who have overstayed their visas as well as undocumented immigrants who attempt to illegally cross the international bridge in Niagara Falls

JUNE 04: A rainbow forms in the mist of Niagara Falls on June 4, 2013 in Niagara Falls, New York. The major tourist attraction, which falls directly on the U.S.-Canada border, is a major destination for international visitors. Border Patrol agents detain travelers who have overstayed their visas as well as undocumented immigrants who attempt to illegally cross the international bridge in Niagara Falls.

Mexico's first complete dinosaur tail ..

 A handout photograph provided by the National Institute of Antropology and History (INAH, as in Spanish) on 23 july 2013 shows a group of Mexican paleontologist as they recover 50 vertebras from an articulated tale of a Hadrosaurus, dated to some 72 millions years ago, discovered at site of General Ceped municipality, Coahuila state, north of Mexico, 22 July 2013

 A handout photograph provided by the National Institute of Antropology and History (INAH, as in Spanish) on 23 july 2013 shows a group of Mexican paleontologist as they recover 50 vertebras from an articulated tale of a Hadrosaurus, dated to some 72 millions years ago, discovered at site of General Ceped municipality, Coahuila state, north of Mexico, 22 July 2013.

 Undated handout picture released by the National Institute of History and Anthropology (INAH) showing paleontologists working in the excavation of a dinosaur tail in Coahuila State.

 In this undated image released by Mexico's National Anthropology and History Institute (INAH) on Monday July 22, 2013, the tail of a dinosaur is uncovered at a paleontological dig site near the town of General Cepeda, northern Mexico. Paleontologists say they have uncovered 50 vertebrae of Mexico's first complete dinosaur tail of what they believe may be the remains of a Hadrosaur or crested duckbill dinosaur. Paleontologist Felisa Aguilar said they uncovered roughly half of the dinosaur which was 36 feet (12 meters) long and lived 72 million years ago

An image showing a piece of amber in which Mexican scientists study the fully preserved soft tissue remains of a lizard that preliminarily has been identified as a new species of Anolis Genus, San Cristobal de las Casas, Mexico, 05 July 2013. The small piece of yellow amber, trapezoid shaped, enclosing the skeleton, was found several months ago in the Simojovel deposits in the south-eastern Chiapas state.

Old Russian-made Soviet-era bikes ... sale at a private garage in the suburbs of Hanoi. .

 This picture taken on June 5, 2013 shows Tran Chi Cong (L), 38, being helped by his wife Duong Thi Kim Chung (R) as they work on an old Russian-made Soviet-era motorbike, repainted in red, at his private garage in the suburds of Hanoi. Cong has 20 years experience in the business and specialises in fixing and refurbishing Russian side-cars. The motorbikes and side-cars, which were once used by Vietnamese police and the military, are refurbished and sold to fans and collectors of vintage bikes for around 5,000 USD each

 This picture taken on October 7, 2012 shows visitors crowding around a Russian Soviet-era motorbike and side-car on display at a local fair of vintage bicycles and motorbikes in Hanoi. Nowadays old Russian motorbikes and side-cars, which were once used by Vietnamese police and the military, are being refurbished and sold to fans and collectors of vintage bikes for around 5,000 USD each.

 This picture taken on June 6, 2013 shows shop owner and motorbike fan Chi Tin (R), inspecting an imported Chinese motorbike and side-car model displayed as decoration at his beer shop in Hanoi. Besides their love for vintage refurbished Russian-made Soviet-era motorbikes and side-cars, local motor fans have begun collecting brand new imported versions as well. Refurbished Russian models, which were once used by Vietnamese police and the military, are sold to fans and collectors of vintage bikes for around 5,000 USD each

 This picture taken on June 5, 2013 shows garage owner Tran Chi Cong (L) taking an already refurbished Russian motorbike and side-car for a test run in the suburbs of Hanoi. Cong has 20 years experience in the business and specialises in fixing and refurbishing Russian side-cars. The motorbikes and side-cars, which were once used by Vietnamese police and the military, are refurbished and sold to fans and collectors of vintage bikes for around 5,000 USD each

 This picture taken on June 6, 2013 shows an imported Russian "Ural" motorbike and side-car being displayed as decoration at a beer shop in Hanoi. Besides their love for vintage refurbished Russian-made Soviet-era motorbikes and side-cars, local motor fans have begun collecting brand new imported Russian versions as well. Refurbished models, which were once used by Vietnamese police and the military, are sold to fans and collectors of vintage bikes for around 5,000 USD each

 This picture taken on June 5, 2013 shows Tran Chi Cong taking an already refurbished Russian motorbike and side-car from his garage for a test run in the suburbs of Hanoi. Cong has 20 years experience in the business and specialises in fixing and refurbishing Russian side-cars. The motorbikes and side-cars, which were once used by Vietnamese police and the military, are refurbished and sold to fans and collectors of vintage bikes for around 5,000 USD each

 This picture taken on June 5, 2013 shows a customer walking past an already refurbished Russian Soviet-era motorbike and side-car inside a garage in the suburbs of Hanoi.

 This picture taken on June 5, 2013 shows a customer inspecting an already refurbished Russian Soviet-era motorbike and side-car at a garage in the suburbs of Hanoi. The motorbikes and side-cars, which were once used by Vietnamese police and the military, are refurbished and sold to fans and collectors of vintage bikes for around 5,000 USD each.

 This picture taken on June 5, 2013 shows Tran Chi Cong (top R) talking to a customer about an already refurbished Russian Soviet-era motorbike and side-car inside his garage in the suburbs of Hanoi. Cong has 20 years experience in the business and specialises in fixing and refurbishing Russian side-cars. The motorbikes and side-cars, which were once used by Vietnamese police and the military, are refurbished and sold to fans and collectors of vintage bikes for around 5,000 USD each. 

 This picture taken on June 5, 2013 shows Tran Chi Cong (R), 38, being helped by his wife Duong Thi Kim Chung (back L), as he pushes out a newly refurbished old Russian-made Soviet-era "Ural" motorbike and side-car at his private garage in the suburds of Hanoi. Cong has 20 years experience in the business and specialises in fixing and refurbishing Russian side-cars.

 This picture taken on June 5, 2013 shows Tran Chi Cong (R), 38, being helped by his wife Duong Thi Kim Chung (L) as they work on an old Russian-made Soviet-era side-car, repainted in red, at his private garage in the suburds of Hanoi. Cong has 20 years experience in the business and specialises in fixing and refurbishing Russian side-cars. 

 This photo taken on May 3, 2013 shows an employee (back C) working next to old Russian-made Soviet-era bikes and side-cars displayed for sale at a private garage in the suburbs of Hanoi. The motorbikes and side-cars, which were once used by Vietnamese police and the military, are refurbished and sold to fans and collectors of vintage bikes for around 5,000 USD each.

 This photo taken on May 3, 2013 shows an employee (back C) working next to old Russian-made Soviet-era bikes and side-cars displayed for sale at a private garage in the suburbs of Hanoi. The motorbikes and side-cars, which were once used by Vietnamese police and the military, are refurbished and sold to fans and collectors of vintage bikes for around 5,000 USD each

This photo taken on May 3, 2013 shows a man looking at old Russian-made Soviet-era bikes and side-cars displayed for sale at a private garage in the suburbs of Hanoi. The motorbikes and side-cars, which were once used by Vietnamese police and the military, are refurbished and sold to fans and collectors of vintage bikes for around 5,000 USD each.

the XIV International Colloquium on Ernest Hemingway..

 Thomas Mitchell, who looks similar to the late American writer Ernest Hemingway, is reflected in a photograph at the restaurant La Terraza in Cojimar where Hemingway liked to fish in Cuba, Saturday, June 22, 2013. Mitchell, from the U.S., is visiting Cuba to attend the XIV International Colloquium on Ernest Hemingway, and visiting emblematic places where Hemingway spent his time

 Men who look like the late American writer Ernest Hemingway, from left, Wally Collins, Edward Barry, Gregory Fawcett, Thomas Mitchell, Brian Gordon and Stephan Terry pose with a photo of Ernest Hemingway and Fidel Castro at the restaurant La Terraza in Cojimar where Hemingway liked to fish in Cuba, Saturday, June 22, 2013. The men from the U.S. are visiting Cuba to attend the XIV International Colloquium on Ernest Hemingway, and visiting emblematic places where Hemingway spent his time

 Men who look like the late American writer Ernest Hemingway pose for photos as they walk past a mural of Cuban revolutionary hero Ernesto "Che" Guevara after visiting a rum museum in Havana, Cuba, Saturday, June 22, 2013.

 Men who look like the late American writer Ernest Hemingway, from left, Edward Barry, Stephan Terry, Brian Gordon, Joshep O'rrelly, Gregory Fawcett, Thomas Mitchell and Wally Collins pose with a fake swordfish in the town of Cojimar where Hemingway liked to fish in Cuba, Saturday, June 22, 2013.

 US citizens (L-R), Gregory Fawcet, Stephen Terry, Wally Collins, Thomas Mitchell, Edward Barry and Far Torrell, who are look-alikes of late US writer Ernest Hemingway, pose next to a bust of the author at the restaurant El Floridita, in Havana, Cuba, 21 June 2013. The six doubles are the winners of a contest held in the US. This is one of the novelties of the 14th International Colloquium dedicated to Hemingway.

 A barman prepares a daiquiri at El Floridita in Havana, Cuba, 20 June 2013, during the first day of the 14th International Colloquium about the life and work of Ernest Hemingway (1899-1961). El Floridita was one of Hemingway's favorite places on the island

 Musician perform as people have lunch at La Bodeguita del Medio in Havana Cuba, 20 June 2013 during the first day of the 14th. International Colloquium about the life and work of Ernest Hemingway (1899-1961). La Bodeguita del Medio was one of Hemingway's favorite places on the island

 Exterior view of La Bodeguita del Medio in Havana Cuba, 20 June 2013 during the first day of the 14th. International Colloquium about the life and work of Ernest Hemingway (1899-1961). La Bodeguita del Medio was one of Hemingway's favorite places on the island

 A man has lunch at La Bodeguita del Medio in Havana Cuba, 20 June 2013, during the first day of the 14th. International Colloquium about the life and work of Ernest Hemingway (1899-1961). La Bodeguita del Medio was one of Hemingway's favorite places on the island

 People lunch at La Bodeguita del Medio in Havana Cuba, 20 June 2013, during the first day of the 14th International Colloquium about the life and work of Ernest Hemingway (1899-1961). La Bodeguita del Medio was one of Hemingway's favorite places on the island.

A woman poses next to a statue of Ernest Hemingway at El Floridita in Havana, Cuba, 20 June 2013, during the first day of the 14th. International Colloquium about the life and work of Ernest Hemingway (1899-1961). El Floridita was one of Hemingway's favorite places on the island.

 Rep. James McGovern, D-Mass., chair of Finca Vigía advisory board, talks about efforts to preserve documents belonging to Ernest Hemingway that have been housed for decades at the author's former estate in Cuba, on Capitol Hill in Washington, Monday, May 6, 2013.

 General Editor of the Hemingway Letters Project Sandra Spanier, a professor of English at Penn State University, discusses efforts to preserve documents belonging to Ernest Hemingway that have been housed for decades at the author's former estate in Cuba, on Capitol Hill in Washington, Monday, May 6, 2013

 Founder and co-chair of the Finca Vigía Foundation Jenny Phillips discusses efforts to preserve documents belonging to Ernest Hemingway that have been housed for decades at the author's former estate in Cuba, on Capitol Hill in Washington, Monday, May 6, 2013

 FILE - In this black and white file photo from the mid-1900's, released by the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum in Boston, shows Ernest Hemingway, second from right, and Gianfranco Ivancich, right, dining with an unidentified woman, left, wife Mary Hemingway, second from left, and Juan "Sinsky" Dunabeitia, center, at Hemingway's villa Finca Vigia in San Francisco de Paula, Cuba. Cuba and a private U.S. foundation are working together to preserve more of the novelist's papers and belongings that have been kept at his home near Havana since he died in 1961. The digitization of 2,000 Hemingway papers and materials will be transferred to Boston's John F. Kennedy Library.

 FILE - In this July 2, 2008 file photo, a museum worker stands in the library of the former home of late American writer Ernest Hemingway (1899-1961), which is open to the public as a museum in Finca Vigia, Cuba. Cuba and a private U.S. foundation are working together to preserve more of the novelist's papers and belongings that have been kept at his home near Havana since he died in 1961. The new partnership will allow U.S. scholars and the public to get a fuller view of the trove of books and records Ernest Hemingway left at his home in Cuba where he wrote some of his most famous works. The digitization of 2,000 Hemingway papers and materials will be transferred to Boston's John F. Kennedy Library.