Today's Pic's Sunday, February 19, 2006

[modd3r]

Anthony Enso, 23, hugs his son Anthony Enso Jr. at a hospital near Saint Bernard town in central Philippines February 19, 2006, after his one-year-old son was rescued from mudslides which buried the village of Guinsaugon, near Saint Bernard town on Friday. Around 900 villagers are still missing, including Enso's wife. (REUTERS/Bobby Yip)

U.S. soldiers from USS Essex HLD2 chat upon their arrival at Saint Bernard town in Southern Leyte province, central Philippines, February 19, 2006. U.S. soldiers based in the Philippines joined a rescue operation after mudslides buried the village of Guinsaugon, near Saint Bernard town, on Friday. Rescue workers launched a last-ditch search on Sunday for schoolchildren trapped in mud following a landslide that officials fear has wiped out the village of 1,800 people. (REUTERS/Bobby Yip)

A U.S. soldier from USS Essex HLD2, standing beside bottled water to be transported to a rescue site, chats with children upon his arrival at Saint Bernard town in Southern Leyte province, central Philippines, February 19, 2006. U.S. soldiers based in the Philippines joined a rescue operation after mudslides buried the village of Guinsaugon, near Saint Bernard town on Friday. (REUTERS/Bobby Yip)

A Philippine military officer chats with USMC Capt. Burrell Parmer (L) of USS Essex HLD2 from Monroe, Louisiana, upon his arrival at Saint Bernard town in Southern Leyte province, central Philippines, February 19, 2006. U.S. soldiers based in the Philippines joined a rescue operation after mudslides buried the village of Guinsaugon, near Saint Bernard town on Friday. (REUTERS/Bobby Yip)

A U.S. soldier surveys the area where mudslides occurred beside the village of Guinsaugon, near Saint Bernard town in Southern Leyte province, central Philippines, February 19, 2006. U.S. soldiers based in the Philippines joined a rescue operation after mudslides buried the village of Guinsaugon on Friday. (REUTERS/Romeo Ranoco)

Filipino soldiers dig during a retrieval operation in an area where mudslides occurred beside the village of Guinsaugon, near Saint Bernard town in Southern Leyte province, central Philippines, February 19, 2006. Rescue workers launched a last-ditch search on Sunday for schoolchildren trapped in mud following a landslide that officials fear has wiped out the village of 1,800 people. (REUTERS/Romeo Ranoco)

A bulldozer carries rescuers to the mountain where mudslides occurred beside the village of Guinsaugon, near Saint Bernard town in Southern Leyte province, central Philippines, February 19, 2006. Rescue workers launched a last-ditch search on Sunday for schoolchildren trapped in mud following a landslide that officials fear has wiped out the village of 1,800 people. (REUTERS/Romeo Ranoco)

A Filipino rescuer carries a stretcher in an area where mudslides occured beside the village of Guinsaugon, near Saint Bernard town in Southern Leyte province, central Philippines, February 19, 2006. Rescue workers launched a last-ditch search on Sunday for schoolchildren trapped in mud following a landslide that officials fear has wiped out the village of 1,800 people. (REUTERS/Romeo Ranoco)

A Philippine airforce helicopter hovers over the mountain where mudslides occurred beside the village of Guinsaugon, near Saint Bernard town in Southern Leyte province, central Philippines, February 19, 2006. Rescue workers launched a last-ditch search on Sunday for schoolchildren trapped in mud following a landslide that officials fear has wiped out the village of 1,800 people. (REUTERS/Romeo Ranoco)

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SAINT BERNARD, PHILIPPINES: US soldiers chat prior to a Sea knight helicopter arrived to unload relief goods at a school turned evacuation center in Saint Bernard town southern Leyte in central Philippines, 19 February 2006. US soldiers arrived 19 February at the village of Guinsaugon to assist in the search and rescue operation after a massive landslide wiped the village off the map, including a school with 200 children. AFP PHOTO Joel NITO (Photo credit should read JOEL NITO/AFP/***** Images)

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SAINT BERNARD, PHILIPPINES: A US soldier shakes hands with a boy at a school turned evacuation center in Saint Bernard town southern Leyte in central Philippines, 19 February 2006. soldiers arrived 19 February at the village of Guinsaugon to assist in the search and rescue operation after a massive landslide wiped the village off the map, including a school with 200 children. AFP PHOTO Joel NITO (Photo credit should read JOEL NITO/AFP/*****

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SAINT BERNARD, PHILIPPINES: US soldier talk to their Filipino counterpart after a US sea knight helicopter that carry supplies landed in Saint Bernard town southern Leyte in central Philippines, 19 February 2006, to unload supplies to the victims of a massive landslide. AFP PHOTO Joel NITO (Photo credit should read JOEL NITO/AFP/***** Images)

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LEYTE GULF - FEBRUARY 19: In this handout photo provided by the U.S. Navy, A CH-46E Sea Knight assigned to the Flying Tigers of Marine Medium Helicopter Squadron 262 (HMM-262), departs the dock landing ship USS Harpers Ferry (LSD 49) after loading variety of relief supplies February 19, 2006 in Leyte Gulf off the Coast of Southern Leyte, Republic of the Philippines. Harpers Ferry and the amphibious assault ship USS Essex (LHD 2) are en route to the Island of Leyte in the Republic of the Philippines, to provide humanitarian assistance for the victims of a devastating landslide. A wall of mud and boulders poured down from a mountainside, burying the farming village of Guinsaugon under as much as 30 feet of earth. Officials estimate the death toll at 1,800, nearly every resident of the village. (Photo by Brian P. Biller/U.S. Navy via ***** Images)

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SAINT BERNARD, PHILIPPINES: Philippine soldiers unload bottled water from a US sea knight helicopter in Saint Bernard town southern Leyte in central Philippines, 19 February 2006. AFP PHOTO Joel NITO (Photo credit should read JOEL NITO/AFP/***** Images)

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SAINT BERNARD, PHILIPPINES: US soldiers unload bottled water from a sea knight helicopter in Saint Bernard town, southern Leyte in central Philippines, 19 February 2006. AFP PHOTO Joel NITO (Photo credit should read JOEL NITO/AFP/***** Images)

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SAINT BERNARD, PHILIPPINES: Philippine soldiers unload relief supplies from a US sea knight helicopter in Saint Bernard town southern Leyte in central Philippines, 19 February 2006. US Marines military medical team were set to join a major international rescue and aid operation after a landslide wiped a Philippine village off the map, including a school with 200 children. A 50-strong contingent of marines arrived late 18 February from Japan and began surveying the disaster area 19 February to see what is needed following Friday's tragedy at Guinsaugon village in the central island of Leyte. AFP PHOTO joel NITO (Photo credit should read JOEL NITO/AFP/***** Images

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LEYTE GULF - FEBRUARY 19: In this handout photo provided by the U.S. Navy, two CH-53E Super Stallions belonging to Marine Air Combat Element (HM) 262 depart the flight deck carrying Commodore Mark Donahue, Amphibious Squadron Eleven, and U.S. Marine Corps Col. Walter L. Miller, from the 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit, to survey damage caused by a landslide on the Island of Leyte aboard the amphibious assault ship USS Essex February 19, 2006 off the Coast of Southern Leyte, Republic of the Philippines. Accompanying the survey team were Forty-eight U.S. Marines and digging equipment to immediately assist with the rescue efforts. A wall of mud and boulders poured down from a mountainside, burying the farming village of Guinsaugon under as much as 30 feet of earth. Officials estimate the death toll at 1,800, nearly every resident of the village. (Photo by Marvin E. Thompson Jr./U.S. Navy via ***** Images)

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LEYTE GULF - FEBRUARY 19: In this handout photo provided by the U.S. Navy, a CH-46E Sea Knight assigned to the Flying Tigers of Marine Medium Helicopter Squadron 262 (HMM-262), lands aboard the dock landing ship USS Harpers Ferry (LSD 49) to pick up a variety of relief supplies February 19, 2006 in Leyte Gulf off the Coast of Southern Leyte, Republic of the Philippines. Harpers Ferry and the amphibious assault ship USS Essex (LHD 2) are en route to the Island of Leyte in the Republic of the Philippines, to provide humanitarian assistance for the victims of a devastating landslide. (Photo by Brian P. Biller/U.S. Navy via ***** Images)

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JERUSALEM, ISRAEL - FEBRUARY 19: Ehud Olmert (R) Foreign Minister Tzipi Livni (2nd-R) and the Minister's of the cabinet attend the weekly cabinet meeting in on February 19, 2006 in Jerusalem, Israel. Olmert said on Sunday the Palestinian Authority was becoming a "terrorist authority" now that election winner Hamas had taken control of the Palestinian parliament. (Photo by Ronen Zvulun-Pool/***** Images)

Palestinian security men perform an exercise in front of a poster of late President Yasser Arafat during a graduation ceremony in Rafah in southern Gaza Strip February 19, 2006. (REUTERS/Suhaib Salem)

German soldiers from the NATO-led International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) patrol on Nadir Khan hill in Kabul February 19, 2006. (REUTERS/Ahmad Masood)

Pakistani protesters throw stones amid tear gas during a protest against the publication of cartoons depicting Prophet Mohammad in Isalamabad February 19, 2006. Police fired tear gas and warning shots to disperse small groups of demonstrators in Pakistan's capital on Sunday, despite sealing the city to stop Islamists protesting against cartoons of the Prophet Mohammad. (REUTERS/Mian Khursheed)

Indian Muslims burn an effigy of U.S. President George W. Bush during a demonstration in the northern Indian city of Lucknow February 19, 2006. Thousands of Muslims on Sunday protested against the cartoons of Prophet Mohammed which were first published by a Danish newspaper and reprinted by many European newspapers. (REUTERS/Pawan Kumar)

Former U.S. President Bill Clinton speaks to the media during his visit at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences in New Delhi February 19, 2006. Clinton and the Government of India on Sunday announced a plan to train nurses in AIDS care and treatment through a partnership between the National AIDS Control Organisation of India (NACO) and the Clinton Foundation. (REUTERS/B Mathur)

An Afghan boy flies a kite at a playground in Kabul February 19, 2006. (REUTERS/Ahmad Masood)

An Indian policeman uses a sniffer dog to examine the scene of an explosion at a railway platform in the Indian western city of Ahmedabad February 19, 2006. A powerful bomb blast ripped through a railway station platform on Sunday in Ahmedabad, the main city of India's Gujarat state which saw communal riots in 2002, police said. (REUTERS/Amit Dave)

Nepali army soldiers march during a parade celebrating "Democracy Day", an annual official event, in Kathmandu February 19, 2006. Nepal's Maoist rebels called on Saturday for an indefinite nationwide general strike from April 3 in an intensified campaign against King Gyanendra who sacked the government and seized absolute power last year. (REUTERS/Desmond Boylan)

Argentine congressman and author Miguel Bonasso mourns while standing next to Cuban President Fidel Castro during the wake for Bonasso's wife, Argentine journalist Ana de Skalon, in Havana February 18, 2006. Skalon died of cancer at the age of 53 on February 17. (REUTERS/Enrique De la osa)

An Indian hand rickshaw puller stands with chickens in front of a wholesale chicken market in the eastern Indian city of Kolkata February 19, 2006. A man has died of suspected bird flu in western India, a top official told Reuters. (REUTERS/Jayanta Shaw)

An Indian poultry labourer unloads chickens from a truck in front of a wholesale market in the eastern Indian city of Kolkata February 19, 2006. Big poultry producers India and France confirmed their first cases of H5N1 bird flu on Saturday as the deadly disease continued its geographical spread from Asia (REUTERS/Jayanta Shaw)

[Swedish Chef]

Thanks modd3r!

[Mailman]

Alah, look at the size of the slip! Its massive!

Mailman

[modd3r]

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SAINT BERNARD, PHILIPPINES - FEBRUARY 19: A Sea Knight Helicopter makes an aerial assessment of the landslide on February 19, 2006 in Saint Bernard on the island of Leyte in the Philippines. A wall of mud and boulders poured down from a mountainside, burying the farming village of Guinsaugon under as much as 30 feet of earth. Officials estimate the death toll at 1,800, nearly every resident of the village. (Photo by Michael D. Kennedy/U.S. Navy via ***** Images)

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HABLEH, WEST BANK - FEBRUARY 19: An Israeli soldier checks the lock on a gate that is opened thrice daily for local Palestinian agricultural workers who had been cut off from their land by Israel's separation barrier February 19, 2006 at Hableh in the West Bank. Acting Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert's cabinet approved economic sanctions against the new Hamas-led Palestinian Authority, including reducing the number of Palestinians allowed to work in Israel. (Photo by David Silverman/***** Images)

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HABLEH, WEST BANK - FEBRUARY 19: An Israeli soldier questions a Palestinian farmer as the man crosses on his horse-drawn cart through an army checkpoint for local agricultural workers who had been cut off from their land by Israel's separation barrier February 19, 2006 at Hableh in the West Bank. (Photo by David Silverman/***** Images)

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BERGEN, GERMANY - FEBRUARY 19: German Chancellor Angela Merkel (L) greets local political Till Backhaus (R), Mecklenburg-Western-Pomerania's minister of food, agriculture, forest and fishery, and Kerstin Kassner (C), county commissioner of Ruegen during a visit to Island Ruegen on February 19, 2006 in Bergen, Northern Germany. German authorities are struggling to cope with Europe's biggest outbreak of bird fly cases which on the island of Ruegen has be confirmed in at least 42 bird carcasses. (Photo by Alexander Hassenstein/***** Images)

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BERGEN, GERMANY - FEBRUARY 19: Workers of the German Helporganisation Technisches Hilfswerk help authorities at Island Ruegen on February 19, 2006 in Bergen, Northern Germany. German authorities are struggling to cope with Europe's biggest outbreak of bird fly cases which on the island of Ruegen has be confirmed in at least 42 bird carcasses. (Photo by Alexander Hassenstein/***** Images)

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BERGEN, GERMANY - FEBRUARY 19: Members of the German army help authorities at Island Ruegen on February 19, 2006 in Bergen, Northern Germany. (Photo by Alexander Hassenstein/***** Images)

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SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA - FEBRUARY 19: German Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier talks with his South Korean Foreign Minister Ban Ki-Moon (not in picture) during their news conference on February 19, 2006 in Seoul, South Korea. Steinmeier arrived in Seoul on Sunday as part of an Asian tour. (Photo by Chung Sung-Jun/***** Images)

Filipino students carry Taiwan's search and rescue team's equipments and aid for landslide victims onto a military C-130 plane at the Villamor Airbase in Manila February 19, 2006. Rescue workers launched a last-ditch search on Sunday for schoolchildren trapped in mud following a landslide that officials fear has wiped out the village of 1,800 people. (REUTERS/Cheryl Ravelo)

A Palestinian boy hides behind a barricade during clashes with Israeli troops in the Balata refugee camp near the West Bank city of Nablus February 19, 2006. Israeli troops shot dead two Palestinians during confrontations with stone throwers in the West Bank refugee camp of Balata on Sunday, witnesses and medics said. (REUTERS/Abed Omar qusini)

A Pakistani police officer fires teargas on Islamists who gathered to protest the publication of cartoons depicting Islamic Prophet Mohammad in Islamabad February 19, 2006. Police fired teargas and rubber bullets to disperse hundreds of demonstrators in Pakistan's capital on Sunday, despite sealing the city to stop Islamists protesting against cartoons of the Prophet Mohammad. (REUTERS/Mian Khursheed)

Ismail Haniyeh, a senior Hamas leader, reads a newspaper at his house in Shati refugee camp in Gaza February 19, 2006. Hamas formally asked Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas on Sunday to approve the nomination of one of its leaders, Haniyeh, as prime minister, a senior member of the militant group said. (REUTERS/Mohammed Salem)

Palestinian security men perform an exercise during a graduation ceremony in Rafah in the southern Gaza Strip February 19, 2006. (REUTERS/Suhaib Salem)

Palestinian security men perform an exercise during a graduation ceremony in Rafah in the southern Gaza Strip February 19, 2006. (REUTERS/Suhaib Salem)

Palestinian security men perform a stunt during a graduation ceremony in Rafah in the southern Gaza Strip February 19, 2006. (REUTERS/Suhaib Salem)

Pope Benedict XVI waves to the faithful from the windows of his private apartment during his Sunday Angelus prayer in Saint Peter's square at the Vatican February 19, 2006. (REUTERS/Stringer/italy)

[FN SLS]

The most pimpin' pope in years! (duh!) The man's so dope, he should start his own clothing line. All the homies back east would flaunt that ****.

[chulo_allen]

Originally Posted by FN SLS

The most pimpin' pope in years! (duh!) The man's so dope, he should start his own clothing line. All the homies back east would flaunt that ****.

i have no idea what you said, or why you said that, but if i were catholic i would burn a fast food restaunt down in protest

[SuperShot5000]

Originally Posted by FN SLS

The most pimpin' pope in years! (duh!) The man's so dope, he should start his own clothing line. All the homies back east would flaunt that ****.

x2

BADGERSBADGERSBADGERS

[kuneho]

Good pics. Those Islams rioting world wide should be ashamed. They got nothing better to do than destroy stuff. I'm glad the US and other allies are helping the Philippines in time of need.

[Mr.K]

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Should be our new O'RLY. since the real owl passed away.

[Howie Kaluha]

Originally Posted by koutch

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Should be our new O'RLY. since the real owl passed away.

His face fricken cracks me up

[modd3r]

O´rly? ^^

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BAGHDAD, IRAQ - FEBRUARY 19: Iraqi policemen secure the area at the scene of a car bomb explosion February 19, 2006 in Baghdad, Iraq.(Photo by Wathiq Khuzaie /***** Images)

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BAGHDAD, IRAQ - FEBRUARY 19: Iraqi firemen put out the flames at the scene of a car bomb explosion February 19, 2006 in Baghdad, Iraq. (Photo by Wathiq Khuzaie /***** Images)

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BAGHDAD, IRAQ - FEBRUARY 19: Iraqis gather at the scene of a car bomb explosion February 19, 2006 in Baghdad, Iraq.(Photo by Wathiq Khuzaie /***** Images)

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BAGHDAD, IRAQ - FEBRUARY 19: US soldiers secure the area at the scene of a car bomb explosion February 19, 2006 in Baghdad, Iraq. (Photo by Wathiq Khuzaie /***** Images)

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BAGHDAD, IRAQ - FEBRUARY 19: Smoke rises from the scene of a car bomb explosion February 19, 2006 in Baghdad, Iraq. (Photo by Wathiq Khuzaie /***** Images)

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BAGHDAD, IRAQ - FEBRUARY 19: Iraqis evacuate a woman at the scene of a car bomb explosion February 19, 2006 in Baghdad, Iraq. A car bomb exploded in central Baghdad killing at least 2 people and injuring at least four. (Photo by Wathiq Khuzaie /***** Images)

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BAGHDAD, IRAQ - FEBRUARY 19: Iraqi firemen hose down al-Jamhoriyah bridge which leads to the heavily fortified Green Zone area as U.S and Iraqi soldiers secure the site February 19, 2006 in Baghdad, Iraq. A suicide bomber blew himself up at the entrance of the Green Zone area. According to reports four Iraqis were wounded in the attack. (Photo by Akram Saleh/***** Images)

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BAGHDAD, IRAQ - FEBRUARY 19: An Iraqi Military policeman stands guard on al-Jamhoriyah bridge which leads to the heavily fortified Green Zone area as damaged cars are seen February 19, 2006 in Baghdad, Iraq.(Photo by Akram Saleh/***** Images)

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BAGHDAD, IRAQ - FEBRUARY 19: Iraqi firemen hose down al-Jamhoriyah bridge which leads to the heavily fortified Green Zone area as U.S and Iraqi soldiers secure the site February 19, 2006 in Baghdad, Iraq. (Photo by Akram Saleh/***** Images)

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AMMAN, JORDAN - FEBRUARY 19: In this handout photo released by the Jordanian Royal Palace, Jordan's King Abdullah II (R) meets with radical Iraqi Shiite cleric Muqtada al-Sadr (L) on February 19, 2006 in Amman, Jordan. Al-Sadr stepped up calls on Saturday for the United States and other foreign troops to leave his country, saying that should be the priority of the new Iraqi government. (Photo by Jordanian Royal Court via ***** Images)

Illegal immigrants from Ecuador prepare to unload from a U.S. Coast Guard Cutter in Puerto Quetzal, Guatemala February 19, 2006. The 77 immigrants were rescued on Thursday by a British merchant ship off the coast of El Salvador after the U.S.-bound vessel they were in sprung a leak. They will returned to Ecuador later this week. (REUTERS/Daniel Leclair)

Pallbearers carry the coffin of nun Lucia dos Santos at the Fatima's shrine in central Portugal February 19, 2006. The remains of Lucia de Jesus dos Santos, the last of three children who claimed to see the Virgin at Fatima and who revealed a vision the Catholic Church said foretold the attempt to kill Pope John Paul, has been transferred to Fatima shrine on Sunday. Dos Santos, 97, died February 13, 2005, was the eldest of the shepherd children who in 1917 told of seeing apparitions of the Virgin Mary six times. (REUTERS/Marcos Borga)

A Kashmiri earthquake survivor peers from the entrance of a tent at the Mera Tanolian camp on the outskirts of the earthquake-devastated city of Muzaffarabad in Pakistan-administered Kashmir February 19, 2006. Winter weather has made life more difficult for survivors of last year's massive earthquake in South Asia where more than two million people have been living in tents or crude shelters patched together from ruined homes. (REUTERS/Thierry Roge)

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Great pix everybody!


'Been out snowboarding.
Here's a couple I just saw from the last few days:

An Air Force B-1 bomber flies past an American flag prior to the start of the NASCAR Busch Hershey's Kissables auto race at Daytona International Speedway in Daytona Beach, Fla., Saturday, Feb. 18, 2006. (AP Photo/Chris O'Meara)

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A US military truck unloads logistical equipment and supplies from a civilian cargo vessel amid tight security in the southern Philippine island of Jolo 17 February 2006. Some 250 US soldiers will take part in civic missions as part of joint war games with Filipino forces to begin next week in Jolo, where Muslim militants with links to the Al Qaeda operate. AFP PHOTO/Jay DIRECTO

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A US Special Forces soldier stands guard on a truck parked near a muslim mosque as they unload equipment in the pier of the southern Philippine island of Jolo 17 February 2006. Some 250 US soldiers will take part in civic missions as part of joint war games with Filipino forces to begin next week in Jolo, where muslim militants with links to the Al Qaeda operate. AFP PHOTO/Jay DIRECTO

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An American soldier (L) talks to his Filipino counterpart outside the provincial capital of the Muslim dominated southern Philippine island of Jolo, 16 February 2006. A small contingent of American troops have already arrived here ahead of a bigger group that will take part in joint military exercises to officially begin next week in Jolo, a stronghold of Muslim Abu Sayyaf militants. AFP PHOTO/Jay DIRECTO (Photo credit should read JAY DIRECTO/AFP/***** Images)

A U.S. soldier waves as they keep guard in southern Jolo island Saturday, Feb. 18, 2006 where some 250 American and over 4,000 Filipino troops are participating in joint military drills. A powerful explosion wounded at least 20 people late Saturday in a karaoke bar near the Philippine army camp where American troops are staying, witnesses said. (AP Photo)

Newly-trained Afghan National Army (ANA) soldiers participate in a joint military exercise with soldiers from the NATO-led International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) on the outskirts of Kabul, Afghanistan, Thursday, Feb. 16, 2006. The ANA is being trained under a United States-led effort and currently numbers around 35,000 soldiers, with the final number for the army forecasted to reach 70,000 troops. (AP Photo/Rafiq Maqbool)

Tanks of newly-trained Afghan National Army (ANA) soldiers roll during a joint military exercise with soldiers from the NATO-led International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) on the outskirts of Kabul, Afghanistan, Thursday, Feb. 16, 2006. The ANA is being trained under a United States-led effort and currently numbers around 35,000 soldiers, with the final number for the army forecasted to reach 70,000 troops. (AP Photo/Rafiq Maqbool)

Smoke billows as newly-trained Afghan National Army (ANA) soldiers participate in a joint military exercise with soldiers from the NATO-led International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) on the outskirts of Kabul, Afghanistan, Thursday, Feb. 16, 2006. The ANA is being trained under a United States-led effort and currently numbers around 35,000 soldiers, with the final number for the army forecasted to reach 70,000 troops. (AP Photo/Rafiq Maqbool)

German armored vehicles from the NATO-led International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) maneuvers during a joint military exercise with newly-trained Afghan National Army (ANA) soldiers on the outskirts of Kabul, Afghanistan, Thursday, Feb. 16, 2006. The ANA is being trained under a United States-led effort and currently numbers around 35,000 soldiers, with the final number for the army forecasted to reach 70,000 troops. (AP Photo/Rafiq Maqbool)

Iraqi Kurdish troops and an U.S. soldier search for the missing German plane in the mountains of Shimeryah near the Iranian border, in Kurdish dominated northern Iraq, Saturday, Feb. 18, 2006. A(AP Photo/Yahya Ahmed)

Iraqi Kurdish troops and a U.S. soldier search for a missing German plane in the mountains of Shimeryah near the Iranian border, in Kurdish dominated northern Iraq, Saturday, Feb. 18, 2006. A German-owned private plane en route to Iraq from Azerbaijan has been reported missing, the Foreign Ministry said Friday in Berlin. German police said five Germans and an Iraqi were on board. (AP Photo/Yahya Ahmed)

An Israeli bulldozer demolishes a house during an operation for searching militants at the Balata refugee camp near to the northern West Bank city of Nablus Sunday, Feb. 19 2006. Israeli troops, backed by helicopters and bulldozers, captured a leader of a Fatah-affiliated militant group on Sunday in a military operation in the Balata refugee camp near Nablus. Witnesses identified the man as Ahmed Al Kayzi. (AP Photo/Nasser Ishtayeh)

Israeli soldiers examine a house demolished by an Israeli bulldozer during an operation searching for militants at the Balata refugee camp near to the northern West Bank city of Nablus Sunday, Feb.19 2006. Israeli troops, backed by helicopters and bulldozers, captured a leader of a Fatah-affiliated militant group on Sunday in a military operation in the Balata refugee camp near Nablus. Witnesses identified the man as Ahmed Al Kayzi. (AP Photo/Nasser Ishtayeh)

Palestinian policemen participate in a military training excercise during their graduation ceremony at the town of Rafah southern of Gaza Strip Sunday Feb. 19 2006. With the Hamas-dominated parliament sworn in on Saturday, and the group tapped to form the next Palestinian government, the Palestinian Authority has now become "a terrorist authority," and all funds to it must be halted, acting Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert told his Cabinet.(AP Photo/Alexander Zemlianichenko)

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is it just me or does it look like they are assaulting a cardboard box . brad

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He's back!

Iraqi Kurdish troops and U.S. soldiers inspect the wreckage of a plane scattered over a wide area in mountainous terrain about 4,200 feet (1,300 meters) above sea level about 40 kilometers (25 miles) northeast of Sulaimaniyah, northeast of Baghdad, Sunday, Feb. 19, 2006. Search parties directed to the site by a mountaineer shepherd found the wreckage of a private plane Sunday three days after it disappeared with six people aboard _ five of them Germans. There were no survivors, U.S. and Iraqi officials said. (AP Photo/Yahya Ahmed)

U.S. soldiers and Iraqi rescuers inspect the wreckage of a plane scattered over a wide area in mountainous terrain about 4,200 feet (1,300 meters) above sea level about 40 kilometers (25 miles) northeast of Sulaimaniyah, northeast of Baghdad, Sunday, Feb. 19, 2006. Search parties directed to the site by a mountaineer shepherd found the wreckage of a private plane Sunday three days after it disappeared with six people aboard _ five of them Germans. There were no survivors, U.S. and Iraqi officials said. (AP Photo/Yahya Ahmed)

Iraqi officials and a U.S. soldier inspect the wreckage of a plane scattered over a wide area in mountainous terrain about 4,200 feet (1,300 meters) above sea level about 40 kilometers (25 miles) northeast of Sulaimaniyah, northeast of Baghdad, Sunday, Feb. 19, 2006. Search parties directed to the site by a mountaineer shepherd found the wreckage of a private plane Sunday three days after it disappeared with six people aboard _ five of them Germans. There were no survivors, U.S. and Iraqi officials said. (AP Photo/Yahya Ahmed)

An Iraqi woman, who did not give her name, enters her home to search for her dauther, leter found to be injured by falling glass following a bomb blast in Baghdad, Sunday, Feb. 19, 2006. A car bomb exploded late Sunday afternoon in Baghdad near a Shiite political office in the Jadiriyah district, killing two people, including one policeman, and injuring five, three of them police, officials said. (AP Photo/Hadi Mizban)

U.S. soldiers watch as an Iraqi fireman hoses down a road at the scene of a suicide bombing attack in Baghdad February 19, 2006. Four Iraqis were wounded when a suicide bomber detonated his explosive vest at the Planning Ministry, police said. REUTERS/Thaier al-Sudani

An Iraqi soldier inspects damaged vehicles after a suicide bombing attack in Baghdad February 19, 2006. Four Iraqis were wounded when a suicide bomber detonated his explosive vest at the Planning Ministry, police said. REUTERS/Thaier al-Sudani

An Iraqi boy stands near the scene of a car bomb attack in Baghdad February 19, 2006. Two civilians were killed and six were wounded in the attack at a police checkpoint in the capital, police said. REUTERS/Namir Noor-Eldeen

Iraqi policemen patrol a deserted street in Baghdad, December 2005. At least three people were killed and eight wounded in two separate bombings near Baghdad's heavily fortified city centre administrative compound Sunday, officials said.(AFP/File/Ali Al Saadi)

Iraqis stay inside their damaged shop after a car bomb attack in Baghdad February 19, 2006. Two civilians were killed and six were wounded in the attack at a police checkpoint in the capital, police said REUTERS/Ali Jasim

Iraqis stand near the wreckage of vehicles after a car bomb attack in Baghdad February 19, 2006. Two civilians were killed and six were wounded in the attack at a police checkpoint in the capital, police said REUTERS/Namir Noor-Eldeen

An Iraqi fireman inspects a burnt vehicle after a car bomb attack in Baghdad February 19, 2006. Two civilians were killed and six were wounded in the attack at a police checkpoint in the capital, police said. REUTERS/Namir Noor-Eldeen

Iraqi policeman and a soldier secure the site following an explosion in Baghdad, Sunday, Feb. 19, 2006. A car bomb exploded late Sunday afternoon in Baghdad near a Shiite political office in the Jadiriyah district, killing two people, including one policeman, and injuring five, three of them police, officials said. (AP Photo/Hadi Mizban)

A body of the victim is carried out of a shop following an explosion in Baghdad, Sunday, Feb. 19, 2006. A car bomb exploded late Sunday afternoon in Baghdad near a Shiite political office in the Jadiriyah district, killing two people, including one policeman, and injuring five, three of them police, officials said. (AP Photo/Hadi Mizban)

Iraqi police and soldiers secure the site following an explosion in Baghdad, Sunday, Feb. 19, 2006. A car bomb exploded late Sunday afternoon in Baghdad near a Shiite political office in the Jadiriyah district, killing two people, including one policeman, and injuring five, three of them police, officials said. (AP Photo/Hadi Mizban)

Iraqi firemen hose down vehicles after a car bomb attack in Baghdad February 19, 2006. Two civilians were killed and six were wounded in the attack at a police checkpoint in the capital, police said. REUTERS/Ali Jasim

Iraqi policemen watch as smoke rises after a car bomb attack in Baghdad February 19, 2006. Two civilians were killed and six were wounded in the attack at a police checkpoint in the capital, police said. REUTERS/Ali Jasim

Iraq's Badr Brigade leader Hadi al-Amery speaks during an interview with Reuters in Baghdad February 17, 2006. Hadi, the leader of the Badr Brigade, a powerful Shi'ite militia that fought Saddam Hussein from exile, on Sunday denied running hit squads targeting Sunni Muslims and blamed U.S. errors for the chaos gripping Iraq. Picture taken February 17, 2006. REUTERS/Ali Jasim

An Iraqi woman watches a British solider on patrol in the southern city of Basra, 500 kms from Baghdad in January 2006. The British government is facing fresh controversy over the conduct of its troops in Iraq after a tabloid newspaper published video footage purporting to show savage abuse of young Iraqis.(AFP/File/Essam al-Sudani)

A woman reads a copy of Britain's 'News of the World' newspaper in London, 12 February. Britain's Defence Secretary John Reid has mounted a robust defence of the country's troops serving in Iraq following the release of video footage apparently showing some beating unarmed civilians.(AFP/File/Alessandro Abbonizio)

A business jet is parked in Chek Lap Kok airport while the pilot looks on, in Hong Kong, in February 2004. Iraq has found the six bodies of passengers who were on board the German business jet and the aircraft's wreckage after it crashed in the northern Kurdistan region earlier this week, a senior Kurdish government official said.(AFP/File/Peter Parks)

Iraqi youths demonstrate the city of Baquba. Nigeria and Pakistan have deployed troops to prevent a repeat of violent protests over Prophet Mohammed cartoons as the Danish newspaper that first published them apologised again to Muslims.(AFP/Ali Yussef)

Iraqis load the bodies onto a police truck in Shiite district of Sadr City in Baghdad, Sunday, Feb. 19, 2006. Police found bodies of three men _ bound, blindfolded and shot execution-style _ in Baghdad's Shiite stronghold of Sadr City. They appeared to be the latest victims of sectarian tit-for-tat killings, which have sharpened religious tensions here as Iraqi politicians try to form a national unity government following the December parliamentary elections. (AP Photo/Mohammed Hato)

An Iraqi worker turns a valve at the Shirawa oilfield in January 2004. Iraq suffered a loss of about 6.25 billion dollars in 2005 from oil revenues due to sustained attacks by insurgents on its oil infrastructure, the oil ministry has said.(AFP/File/Karim Sahib)

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nah couldnt be him could it. brad