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An Air Force performance team rolled along the Walk of Fame in Hollywood for the annual Christmas parade Sunday. (Xinhua/Zuma Press)
An Air Force performance team rolled along the Walk of Fame in Hollywood for the annual Christmas parade Sunday. (Xinhua/Zuma Press)
CLEAN SWEEP: A crew worked to clear runways Monday at Philadelphia International Airport, where about 60% of flights had been canceled by noon Sunday. When all was said and done, forecasters expected up to 20 inches of snow in Philadelphia and Boston, and up to 16 inches in New York. (Matt Rourke/Associated Press )
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A Pakistani military police officer performs a stunt during the opening ceremony of 31st National Games at the Qayyum Sports Complex in Peshawar, Pakistan, on Saturday, Dec. 25.
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A man pulls his trishaw loaded with used polystyrene during a foggy day on a busy street in New Delhi, India, Dec. 26, 2010.
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Like their ancient counterparts, these warblers mimic the warbling, chirping and twittering of birds by slightly tilting the whistle as the sound bubbles through water in the vessel.
Instructions: Start by filling the bird with water and then gently blow into it. Empty small amounts of water until blowing produces the sweet and realistic sound of a bird warbling.
You can alter the sound by tilting the bird forward and back to create a range of warbling and chirping sounds. This range of sounds is created when air is blown into the stem, agitating the water to produce a gurgling sound which in turn, combines with the whistle to imitate the chirping of a bird.
You can experiment with different water levels, tilt angles and breath forces to create a range of bird calls.
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Ralph Lopez looks at the remains of his car covered in mud at this home in Highland, Calif., east of Los Angeles on Thursday, Dec. 23.
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A man prepares to dip in the icy waters of the Ob River in Russia's Siberian city of Novosibirsk, with the air temperature at about minus 30 degrees Celsius (-22 degrees Fahrenheit), during an Orthodox Epiphany celebration, January 19. Orthodox believers mark Epiphany on January 19 by immersing themselves in icy waters regardless of the weather.