A contestant adds the finishing touches to her make-up at an annual contest in the Mexico City suburb of Xochimilco which challenges mainstream concepts of beauty by rewarding contestants for their indigenous looks and knowledge of local culture March 25, 2007. Picture taken March 25, 2007. REUTERS/Jennifer Szymaszek (MEXICO) 

This artist's concept, released on July 24, 2006, shows a dusty planet-forming disk in orbit around a whirling young star. NASA's Spitzer Space Telescope found evidence that disks like this one can slow their stars down, which prevents the stars from spinning themselves to death. A developing star is essentially a giant ball of gas that is collapsing onto itself. As it shrinks, it spins faster and faster, like a skater folding in his or her arms. As gravity continues to pull matter inward, the star spins so fast, it starts to flatten out. The same principle applies to the planet [Saturn], whose spin has caused it to be slightly squashed or oblate.
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This artist's concept, released on July 24, 2006, shows a dusty planet-forming disk in orbit around a whirling young star. NASA's Spitzer Space Telescope found evidence that disks like this one can slow their stars down, which prevents the stars from spinning themselves to death. A developing star is essentially a giant ball of gas that is collapsing onto itself. As it shrinks, it spins faster and faster, like a skater folding in his or her arms. As gravity continues to pull matter inward, the star spins so fast, it starts to flatten out. The same principle applies to the planet Saturn, whose spin has caused it to be slightly squashed or oblate. FOR EDITORIAL USE ONLY REUTERS/NASA/JPL-Caltech/R. Hurt (SSC)/Handout (UNITED STATES) 

SERBIAN PRIME MINISTER ZORAN DJINDJIC TALKS TO MANAGING DIRECTORS OF RED STAR AND PARTIZAN SOCCER CLUBS IN BELGRADE.


Serbian Prime Minister Zoran Djindjic (L) talks to the managing directors of Belgrade's soccer clubs Red Star and Partizan after a two-hour meeting in Belgrade. Dragan Dzajic of Red Star (C) and Ivan Curkovic of Partizan (R) met with Djindjic to agree the terms of replaying a derby abandoned last October over crowd trouble. The replay, scheduled by the soccer authorities for last Saturday and called off two hours before kick-off for security reasons, will now take place on March 7 after the two clubs and the authorities have worked out a security concept on preventing hooliganism.