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Capoeiristas practicing Capoeira on Leblon Beach
Capoeiristas practice Capoeira on Flamengo beach. Capoeira is a mixture of martial arts, games, and dance that originated in Brazil created and developed by African slaves during the 16th century. Participants form a roda (circle) and take turns playing instruments, singing, and sparring in pairs. Enormously acrobatic, Capoeira was for most of its existence banned by the Brazilian authorities. It is now seen as a national sport. Rio de Janeiro , Brazil
Capoeiristas practice Capoeira on Flamengo beach
Capoeira is a mixture of martial arts, games, and dance that originated in Brazil created and developed by African slaves during the 16th century. Participants form a roda (circle) and take turns playing instruments, singing, and sparring in pairs. Enormously acrobatic, Capoeira was for most of its existence banned by the Brazilian authorities. It is now seen as a national sport. Rio de Janeiro , Brazil
Map Detailing Allied Invasion of Normandy
On D-Day, June 6, 1944, the Allies launched the greatest amphibious attack in history to punch holes in Hitler's "Atlantic Wall". Six Allied combat divisions successfully penetrated the German network of traps and fortification to open the continent for a massive invasion that was the beginning of the end of World War II. UPI news map shows how the D-Day attack was carried out against a 60-mile stretch of the Normandy coast. The Americans stormed the beaches with code names "Omaha" and "Utah", while the Canadians took "Juno" and the British handled "Sword" and "Gold" beaches. More than 200,000 troops took part in the Normandy landings, designed to cut off the vital port of Cherbourg on the Cotentin Peninsula from the rest of Nazi-held France. May 23 , 1964
Graffiti of a man in a hoody
Graffiti art showing a man in a hoody painted in a wooden doorway, in the Soho district of New York City. New York City , New York, USA
Map of Nazi Invasion in Russia Going Awry
This map of Russia and surrounding countries highlights Hitler's campaign in Russia, where Germans eventually retreated on nearly all fronts.
Map of Ottoman Empire
An 1826 map of the western Ottoman Empire shows settlements, district boundaries, roads, and topographical features. Shown are Croatia, Bosnia, Serbia, Albania, Rumelia and other districts. At the time Greece was part of the Ottoman Empire. 1826
Controversial Czech artwork
A closeup of an installation shows a representation of Bulgaria, part of Entropa exhibition in the atrium of the European Council headquarters in Brussels, Belgium, 15 January 2009. Czech sculptor David Cerny said his sculpture displayed in Brussels within the Czech EU presidency and mocking the 27 EU nations was created by a small group of Czechs, not by 27 European artists. The artwork is a symbolic map of Europe depicting stereotypes attributed to the individual member countries, such as Romania with Dracula's castle or Denmark with Lego cubes evoking the Prophet Mohammed's caricature that caused uproar in the Muslim world.
Bill Gates Introduces Microsoft Office 2003
Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates introduces Microsoft Office 2003. Gates says features that make it easier for workers to collaborate will sell the product despite tight corporate budgets. New York City , New York, United States
Launch of Microsoft Vista
An electronic sign promotes the launch of Microsoft Windows Vista and 2007 Office System in New York City. New York City , New York, USA
Microsoft Tulip Beds
Tulip beds lie in front of the sign at the entrance to the Microsoft Corporation campus. Redmond , Washington, USA
Microsoft Founders Bill Gates and Paul Allen
Microsoft founders Bill Gates and Paul Allen in 1983 just after completing MS Dos for the Tandy laptop and signing a contract to write MS Dos for IBM. Microsoft Company had 100 employees in an office in downtown Bellevue. Washington , USA.
