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Home In the News Game Results Team China ... Roundup: African powers reach quarterfinals in Olympic men's soccer, hosts out Beijing: Light rain/Cloudy 29-22°C languages English Chinese Japanese French Spanish Russian Arabic English Sports Soccer Group A Roundup: Argentina storm in Elephants' wild waltz 09:03, August 14, 2008 The Argentina storm is certainly the most impressive thing of Group A at the Beijing Olympic men's soccer tournament, but that is far from the whole story, as the small Elephants' wild waltz caught the eyes of the fans tightly. Defending champions Argentina cruised ruthlessly and artistically through the group stage with three straight wins over Cote d'Ivoire, Australia and Serbia. The Albiceleste is undoubted the dominating force in this group. Star players Lionel Messi, Juan Riquelme, Javier Mascherano and Fernando Gago forged a glistening midfield and functioned well with frontman Ezquiel Lavezzi and Sergio Aguero. However, the Argentines were tested greatly in their first two outings with two sharply contrasting styles. Cote d'Ivoire had a brave and attacking 90 minutes with the reigning champions, spoiling their short passing play with well-read interceptions and strong individual ability. The Ivorians always rounded the Argentine defenders single- handedly. Chelsea's Salomon Kalou, captain Gervinho and other players troubled the Argentines from time to time.

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35. Fantastic | Wild Orphans | Gerry Ellis Captivating Photographic Essay of Orphaned African Elephants Wild Orphans Gerry Ellis http://www.very-clever.com/information/dzeaodiuoe

books: Wild Orphans Gerry Ellis Welcome Books , 2002 - 120 pages average customer review: based on 4 reviews view larger image for more information click here WILD HUMANS I cannot express my joy when this book arrived. The Orphans have been close to my heart for years. I have looked forward to visiting them myself, but getting to Kenya in this economy is not happening. WILD ORPHANS is a close (and distant) second. I will get there someday, and now I know that it could not be any more beautiful in person. Fantastic The photography is amazing and that alone is worth getting this book. However the stories behind each picture and story of each member of the Orphan 8 are extremely touching, and provide a wonderful insight between humans and elephants. It will leave you in awe of the difference the wonderful people at the David Sheldrick Wild life Trust make in this endeavor to help save the African Elephant. for more information click here Captivating Photographic Essay of Orphaned African Elephants Photographer Gerry Ellis spent 2 years with the orphaned elephants of the David Sheldrick Wild Orphans " is fantastic photojournalism and more personal work than I have seen from Ellis before. Ellis' love for this project shows. Admirers of elephants and those concerned with their fate -or that of African wildlife in general- won't want to miss "Wild Orphans".

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