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Today in Pictures: Monday, Nov. 02, 2009. A surfer walks with his board as rain and wind hit the beach in Herzeliya, near Tel Aviv. Taken by Ariel Schalit/ AP. Today in Pictures: Wednesday, Oct. 28, 2009. The camel festival held annually in Pushkar, Rajasthan, India attracts thousands of livestock dealers and tens of thousands of camels, horses, and cattle. Taken by Kevin Frayer/ AP.Today in Pictures: Monday, Oct. 26, 2009. Internally displaced Afghan boys play football as an Afghan man offers evening prayers at a refugee camp in Kabul. Taken by Altaf Qadri/ AP.Today in Pictures: Thursday, Oct. 22, 2009. Supporters of Istanbul’s soccer team light flares during a Champions League group stage match between Germany’s VfL Wolfsburg and the Turkish club Besiktas Istanbul. Taken by Peter Steffen/ DPA/ Landov.

That Sinking Feeling!

TIME Pictures of the Week: Sunday, Sep 06, 2009. More than 800 people were plucked from the sinking SuperFerry 9, which foundered off the southern coast of the Philippines. At least three were killed in the disaster, and 88 remain missing. Taken by the PHILIPPINE NAVY.

TIME Pictures of the Week: Tuesday, Sep 08, 2009. A fireman investigates a fire truck stuck in a sinkhole in the Valley Village neighborhood of Los Angeles. Taken by NICK UT.TIME Pictures of the Week: Tuesday, Oct 13, 2009. This sand cargo carrier ran aground on the banks of the Hanjiang River in Wuhan, China. Taken by REUTERS.TIME Pictures of the Week: Friday, Nov. 13, 2009. The commercial ferry Ariake lists to starboard in a storm off the coast of Kumano city in Japan. Passengers and crew members were rescued by the coast guard. Taken by Jiji Press.

A second visit to the Norwegian Centre for Design and Architecture

Couple of months ago, friends and I saw an exhibition of the newly graduated students of DogA. I was hoping for more creativity during the second visit, but apparently the exhibition hall was being renovated (or perhaps prepared for another exhibition). So these are the pictures from outside the exhibition hall, and in my opinion they are still interesting!