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After all, if you get it wrong you'll find yourself on the wrong side of a creature that weighs more than 400 stone, has massive jaws and tusk-like teeth and is one of nature's most aggressive beasts.
When naturalist Dr Brady Barr needed to get close to a wild hippo to take a sweat sample, he thought he had the perfect answer.
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He concealed himself inside a lifelike - and armoured - hippo suit and inched across the mud of a Zambian wildlife park until he was within sniffing distance of the real thing.
But then disaster struck. Dr Barr soon found he was stuck in the mud.
All attempts to free himself from the sticky situation he found himself in merely ended up deeper in the mud.
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With a real hippopotamus loitering menacingly, half-submerged in a stream in front of him, Dr Barr was forced to radio for help.
A local ranger sneaked up to the contraption with his rifle at the ready in case the beast charged at them.
Fortunately, the hippopotamus decided the two humans were not worth the effort, choosing instead to leave his bath and wander off in the opposite direction.
This allowed the relieved, and perhaps somewhat embarrassed, zoologist the chance to escape with his limbs intact.
Though comical to look at, the hideout had a serious purpose.
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Using the suit, Dr Barr had hoped to get close enough to the beasts to collect sweat samples to examine in a laboratory.
The reddish sweat secretions have a unique molecular structure which gives the animals protection from Africa's searing sun.
They also contain a powerful antiseptic which could be used to prevent infection in humans.
And while sweat has been taken from hippopotami in captivity, samples from those in the wild were needed to compare the chemical make-up.
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Tight fit: Dr Barr endures sweltering temperatures inside the suit
However, after four attempts among the 10,000-strong herd in Zambia's South Luangwa National Park, the only sweat samples Dr Barr collected were his own.
"When the armour started to sink, I realised what we were doing was not to be," he said. "There were lots of flaws in the design of the armour and that was just another one. It was just too heavy.
"We thought the difficult part would be getting close to them but that turned out to be the easy part.
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"It was the suit and its imperfections that made us fail.
"The armour was just too heavy and awkward but it gave me a tremendous perspective of them at large and what it takes to be accepted in a herd. All this will come in useful the next time I try."
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Dr Barr sat in the suit on four different sessions for up to six hours in temperatures of up to 100f (38c).
The armour had been built to withstand the awesome force of a 425-stone adult and was covered with hippopotamus dung to hide the human scent of the occupant.
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He added: "The boredom and monotony got to me, but worse was the heat. Answering the call of nature was just a case of, 'If you've got to go, then go' – and then I'd pick up the suit and move a few feet along."
The zoologist, who had more success when he dressed up in a crocodile suit last year, was filming for Dangerous Encounters with Brady Barr: Undercover Hippo on the National Geographic "Wild" channel.
It will be screened later this year.
Old hand: Dr Barr has form as an undercover operative. Last time it was crocodiles
Elissa Strauss
Thursday, February 14th 2008, 1:10 PM
Ruth Kohn arrived on the shores of the Dominican Republic from Berlin on Dec. 7, 1941.
A settler in Sosúa, Dominican Republic, part of new exhibit at the Museum of Jewish Heritage.
When Ruth Kohn arrived on the shores of the Dominican Republic from Berlin on Dec. 7, 1941, she didn’t mind the blistering Caribbean heat.
“My first impression when we got there was ‘We are saved!’” says Kohn, 80, one of hundreds of European Jews fleeing the Holocaust who were welcomed in the D.R. in the early 1940s.
“And then, of course, it seemed strange, the climate, the language,” she adds. “But the feeling of being saved overwhelmed us.”
A new bilingual exhibit at the Museum of Jewish Heritage in lower Manhattan looks back at the experience of over 500 urban German and Austrian Jews who found a home in Sosúa, a rural area on the north coast of the island.
“Sosúa: A Refuge for Jews in the Dominican Republic” opens Sunday, and features photographs, artifacts, documents and videos culled from here and the Caribbean nation.
This out-of-the-ordinary story begins in 1938, when President Roosevelt organized a 32-nation conference to address the resettlement of refugees whose lives were increasingly at risk.
Only the Dominican Republic said it would be willing to open its doors.
The refugees, some with their families, some without, were sent to resettle an abandoned banana plantation, although most of them had no farming skills.
“We learned by trial and error with the agricultural products, mostly with the help of the natives,” says Kurt Teller, 89, who came from Vienna.
They eventually opened a successful dairy and meat factory. The dairy cooperative Productos Sosúa still exists today.
Unlike farming, socializing was not too difficult.
“I learned Spanish very fast because I had a few years of Latin when I was younger. I became the emissary for all,” says Teller, who lives in Los Angeles.
“I liked it from the minute I got there, but there were a few new things,” he says. “If you invite [A GIRL]to the movies you have to pay for six tickets, because all the family is coming along.”
Over time the settlers integrated with their neighbors. They worked together, went to the same schools, and sometimes even married one another. The settlers even took a liking to merengue dancing and rice and beans.
And overall, the settlers say they didn’t experience the anti-Semitism present in other Catholic countries. “There was none. Dominicans don’t have that in their blood,” says Teller.
But the treatment they received was surprising, considering the Dominican Republic was then ruled with an iron fist by dictator Rafael Trujillo, who showed no value for human rights in 31 years in power.
According to the exhibit’s introduction, Trujillo welcomed the settlers to curry favor with Roosevelt after he was dubbed “the butcher” in the U.S. for ordering the massacre of thousands of Haitians living in the D.R. in 1937.
Trujillo also thought the German and Austrian Jews would “whiten” up the dark-skinned population of his country.
“People would ask me how it felt to move from one dictator to another,” says Kohn. “It was hard. One dictator wanted to kill us and thought we were inferior, and the other one wanted us and thought we were superior.”
The idea for the exhibit originally came from State Sen. Eric Schneiderman (D-Manhattan/Bronx) in 2005, who eventually teamed with the American Jewish Congress, the CUNY Dominican Studies Institute, and a museum in Sosúa.
Many of the settlers eventually moved to the U.S. But even after decades in the states, they are still tied to the island that likely saved their lives.
“I remember Sosúa and the Dominican Republic as a really pleasant place,” says Kohn, who lives in Passaic, N.J. “It is my home.”
Pint-sized Romeo is well-known in his hometown of Phagwara, India - for his ability to lift 1.5kg dumbbells - despite his overall 9kg body weight.
Every day, crowds flock to the local gym to the see the mini-muscleman in training.
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Muscle man Romeo shows off his moves in the gym
Unlike many dwarfs, Romeo is well proportioned, with a head circumference of 15in and a chest measurement of 20in.
Romeo said: "I've been training as a bodybuilder for the last two years and by now I think I must be the strongest dwarf in the world.
"I have always been fit but since I started working out, I have become famous for my strength.
"My size has never stopped me. I train with dumbbells and do aerobics and dance. People are always pleased to see me. I have been invited on TV shows and dance on stage."
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Howzat: Romeo bats away any doubts about his sporting prowess prompted by his size
His trainer Ranjeet Pal spents hours helping his 19-year-old protege build his small muscles to perfection.
"Because of his small size, I don't assign him hard exercises. But Romeo trains more or less the same as anyone else and he's much more determined.
"When he first started, I insisted he did a month of basic exercises like aerobics, push-ups and basic gymnastics to prepare his body.
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Possibly the strongest dwarf in the world: Romeo and his 1.5kg dumbbells
"After that, I made lightweight dumbbells and taught him basic weight-lifting exercises to shape his biceps and triceps. His size and his weight were taken care of so that he never hurt himself."
Determined Romeo is hoping to have an entertainment career after performing in many local TV shows.
He said: "I earn good money through my dance and bodybuilding shows but being rich doesn't interest me.
"My dream is to travel a lot - I want to perform in London with my idol, Jazzy-B."
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Weight lifter: Romeo lifts 1.5kg weights every day

ran, (LaBibliaWeb / NoticiaCristiana.com) A primera vista no se observa nada especial en Lerik, un pueblecito al sudoriente de Azerbaiyán, cerca de la frontera con Irán. Aunque es un extraordinariamente hermoso lugar, enclavado en una cima montañosa y rodeado de praderas agrícolas. Pero lo que distingue a Lerik y a sus alrededores de cualquier otra parte de Azerbaiyán o, en realidad, del mundo, es la sorprendente longevidad de sus habitantes.




Luego del extraordinario éxito de su disco “Sinfonía del alma“, grabado en Praga con la Orquesta Sinfónica, Marcos Witt se encuentra haciendo los arreglos de lo que será “Sobrenatural”, su nuevo trabajo discográfico.
El disco será grabado en vivo desde Colombia en un mega concierto que se llevará a cabo en el mes de mayo del 2008. Y según comentó Marcos Witt en una entrevista publicada en la revista Mercado Cristiano, en esta nueva producción estará «hablando del Dios milagroso, del Dios sobrenatural que todavía hace milagros».
Al igual que en otras producciones, en “Sobrenatural” Marcos contará con la participación de importantes cantantes cristianos como Alex Campos y Giovanny Olaya, integrante de la agrupación Pescao Vivo, entre otros.
Este interés de Marcos Witt de grabar en Colombia junto a cantantes colombianos, deja en evidencia la excelencia musical que distingue al país cafetero y que día a día llama más atención de la industrial musical internacional.
Por Fayra Castro, Coordinadora editorial de la revista Mercado Cristiano, una publicación de Cristianos.Com
Según un artículo publicado por Reuters, la policía de Myanmar dio a los vendedores de DVD’s estrictas órdenes de no comercializar la cuarta película de Rambo, protagonizada, producida y dirigida por Sylvester Stallone.
En esta nueva aventura, John Rambo se encuentra en medio de una misión humanitaria y deberá rescatar a unos misioneros de una ONG que han sido secuestrados por soldados Birmanos. Para alcanzar su cometido, Rambo reclutará a un grupo de mercenarios e intentará traer de vuelta a los misioneros con vida.
En una entrevista realizada por National Catholic Register, Stallone explicó que en la cuarta película Rambo «es un ateo. No cree más en nada. Su misión es rescatar a un grupo de cristianos que están en un territorio muy hostil llevando la Palabra de Dios, ayuda médica y odontológica a los nativos. Allí empieza a verse influenciado por la fe ante tantos increíbles sucesos».
Y de la misma forma en que le sucedió a Rambo, el regreso del actor a la fe cristiana se vio marcado por un suceso inesperado: el nacimiento de su hija. «Cuando mi hija nació enferma y me di cuenta de que necesitaba ayuda, comencé a poner todo en las manos de Dios, su omnipotencia y su gran misericordia».
A partir de ese encuentro con Dios, Stallone se dio cuenta de que a través del cine podía predicar el mensaje de Salvación. «Así creo que es el asunto. Creo que puedes tener un tema cristiano pero no puedes presentarlo muy denso. No puedes golpearlos con un martillo en la cabeza», señaló el actor.
Para la producción de esta cinta Stallone confesó que tuvo que «realizar un gran esfuerzo, tanto por desarrollar el papel como por investigar sobre el tema. He leído mucho, he hablado con combatientes que regresan de la guerra. Y he aprendido mucho sobre Birmania, sobre su situación, sobre su realidad. Al indagar cada vez más, aceleré el proceso de escritura del guión, tenía que retratar lo antes posible lo que está pasando allí».
Quienes conocen de cerca la situación que se vive en Myanmar afirman que la película es un vivo reflejo de la realidad y es por eso que las autoridades quien prohibir su circulación. «Rambo actuó muy cruelmente, pero su crueldad no es nada en comparación con la de la junta militar», manifestó a Reuters un estudiante de Myanmar en Tailandia, quien pidió mantenerse en el anonimato.
Pero a pesar de su prohibición, copias pirateadas de la película están ampliamente disponibles en las calles de la antigua capital, donde se está convirtiendo rápidamente en un tema de conversación entre la población, deseosa de quitarse de encima 45 años de gobierno militar.
«La gente se está volviendo loca con la cita «Live for nothing, die for something” [Vive por nada, muere por algo]», expresó un residente, refiriéndose al lema de la cuarta película de Rambo, que se estrenó en Estados Unidos el pasado 25 de enero.
«Esta película podría avivar el sentimiento del pueblo de Myanmar para que invite a las tropas estadounidenses a ayudarlo a salvarlo de la junta», dijo a Reuters un residente de Rangún a través de un correo electrónico.
Stallone ha citado que tales afirmaciones expresadas por los activistas es uno de los «momentos más orgullosos» de su carrera cinematográfica. «Estas valientes personas han encontrado una especie de voz, por medio de un genero muy peculiar: el cine norteamericano… Ellos han utilizado realmente algunas de las citas de la película para recalcar su posición», manifestó Stallone a Reuters.
Tal como lo hizo Rambo en la película, Stallone -de 61 años-, afirmó que está dispuesto a viajar a Myanmar para confrontar a las autoridades, y señalar las violaciones de los derechos humanos que se llevan a cabo en esa localidad.
Por Fayra Castro, Coordinadora Editorial de la revista Mercado Cristiano, una publicación de Cristiano.com
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