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Pictures of the day 12 May 2009 Chocolate fashion, a car on a roof, and a container in a jet engine A car is seen on the roof of a sports club home in Stadtprozelten, Germany. The drunken driver landed his car on the roof after a 30m long 'flight'. He is now in a hospital with severe injuries. Picture: EPA Three planes from the French aerobatic team Cartouche Doré fly in formation near Aix-en-Provence, southern France. Picture: AFP/GETTY An airport worker takes a picture of a cargo container lodged in an aeroplane engine in this photo taken by a passenger at Los Angeles International Airport. Picture: REUTERS A bird flies in front of Austrian pilot Hannes Arch during the second round of the 2009 Red Bull Air Race World Championship in San Diego.... Picture: REUTERS ...and gets hit. Picture: REUTERS A cat tosses a mole into the air near Maysville, Kentucky. Upon hitting the ground, the mole quickly disappeared. Picture: AP A kangaroo undergoes surgery at the Melbourne Zoo to remove a crossbow arrow. Picture: AP Italy's Alessandro Petacchi celebrates winning the third stage of the Giro d'Italia cycling race. Picture: REUTERS A young Bangladeshi acid attack survivor attends a rally to mark the tenth anniversary of the Acid Survivors Foundation in Dhaka. The ASF has recorded nearly 3,000 acid attacks, with 70 per cent of the attacks on women and 30 per cent of them on minors under 18, since 1999. Most attacks occur over land and property related disputes. Young girls are attacked due to rebuffed marriage proposals. Picture: AFP/GETTY A model displays a creation inspired by Jules Verne's "Around the World in 80 Days" made of chocolate and sugar at a Sweet Charity fashion show in Washington. Picture: AFP/GETTY A mother speaks on her mobile phone as she holds her son in the midst of sunflowers displayed on the pavement in Tokyo. Picture: AP A 120mm mortar is fired during a training operation in at a desert range some 40 kms south of the town of Latifiyah, during a joint IS-Iraq military training exercise. Picture: AFP/GETTY The space shuttle Atlantis lifts off at Kennedy Space Centre in Florida on the final shuttle mission to service NASA's Hubble Space Telescope. Picture: AFP/GETTY Firefighters attempt to extinguish a blaze at a mechanics' yard in Jalalabad, Afghanistan. Two people died in the fire. Picture: AP Employees of Kremikovtzi, Bulgaria's largest steel maker, attend a protest in Sofia. Picture: AP Suspected Nazi death camp guard John Demjanjuk, 89, is taken from an ambulance and placed on a jet at Burke Lakefront Airport in Cleveland, Ohio.. He was deported from the United States to Munich, where he will face trial for his role in the deaths of 29,000 Jews as a guard at the Sobibor death camp in Nazi-occupied Poland in 1943. Picture: REUTERS A dog trained to find land mines sits leashed to the backpack of a soldier guarding workers destroying coca fields in Colombia's northern state of Antioquia. Picture: AP A man walks behind a portrait of Spanish policeman Juan Manuel Pinuel, who was killed a year ago during an attack against the Guardia Civil headquarters by members of ETA in the Basque village of Legutiano. Picture: AFP/GETTY A member of the Georgian honour guard stands at attention during the opening ceremony of NATO military exercises at the Vaziani military base. Picture: EPA A man, identified by the Italian police as an Afghan immigrant, threatens to jump off a ledge of Rome's Vittoriano monument, the tomb of the unknown soldier. He was persuaded not to jump. Picture: AP Demonstrators wear white masks during a symbolic protest in Rio de Janeiro. They placed 17,000 stones on the ground to represent the victims of violence killed during the past 28 months in the state of Rio. Picture: REUTERS Pope Benedict XVI's mantle flies up in the wind as he delivers a speech before Israeli President Shimon Peres at the President's residence in Jerusalem. Picture: AP Pakistani wrestlers prepare the ground for a match at an Akhra, an institute of local wrestlers, in Lahore. Picture: AFP/GETTY The coin-ornamented headgear of a member of the folkloric group Los Historiantes dances during the Palms and Flowers festival in Panchimalco, south of San Salvador. Picture: AFP/GETTY Some of the more than 1,600 firearms which were voluntarily surrendered to police over a five-hour period are displayed at a press conference at police headquarters in Los Angeles. Picture: AFP/GETTY Workers watch the tunnel breakthrough during the completion of the northern leg extension of Thames Water's London Ring Main in Islington. Picture: PA A young survivor of an acid attack attends a rally in Dhaka. The Acid Survivors Foundation of Bangladesh, which provides help and support to victims of acid violence, hosted an international conference on Tuesday to mark its tenth anniversary. About 600 acid victims from Bangladesh, Pakistan, India, Cambodia, Uganda and Nepal attended A Roma band performs in Sofia, Bulgaria A Muslim woman prays by the coffin of a relative killed at the beginning of the Bosnian war in 1992. Funerals have been held in Bratunac for 23 civilians whose bodies have been recovered from mass graves A Pakistani boy, displaced by the military offensive against the Taleban in the Swat Valley, plays cricket at a makeshift camp in Mardan. More than 360,000 people have fled the fighting Afghans collect water to extinguish a fire at a mechanics' workshop in Jalalabad, east of Kabul. Two people died and four were wounded in the fire, Afghan officials said Seaweed farmers at their hut in the Wakatobi Islands, in southeastern Indonesia. A global conference on oceans started in Indonesia on May 11, amid fears that climate change will accelerate the destruction of precious marine resources. Officials and ministers from more than 70 countries are meeting over five days in the port of Manado Major Sumner, a Ngarrindjeri elder from Australia, prepares to take part in a traditional smoking ceremony at the Australian High Comission in London. He and another elder are in the UK to repatriate human remains identified as Ngarrindjeri ancestors that were acquired by Oxford University in the 1860s Nepalese policemen form a human barricade to prevent Maoist militants from getting close to President Ram Baran Yadav's office in Kathmandu. The protesters were demanding that the President resign for not supporting the communist-led government's attempt to fire the head of the army Suzanne Breen, a reporter for the Dublin-published Sunday Tribune, outside court in Belfast. A judge said today that he was provisionally minded to grant a police order compelling her to hand over information about the murders of two British soldiers by the Real IRA Police block the entrance to the headquarters of the world's biggest steel maker, ArcelorMittal in Luxembourg, as employees try to force their way into the company's annual general meeting. ArcelorMittal is planning to cut production after losing nearly £1 billion in the first quarter of this year Syrians smoke water pipes outside a cafe in the old city of Damascus