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Pictures of the day june 3, 2009 wacky inventions, a pirate restaurant, and an Obama statue. Kenji Kawakami, inventor and founder of the International Chindogu Society demonstrates his funnel glasses, designed to guide eyedrops into the eye, in Tokyo. The word "Chindogu" translates as "weird tools" and Kawakami has invented hundreds of absurd items...<strong class="cre ...including a Hayfever Hat which dispenses a continuous flow of toilet paper, and an alarm clock with the snooze button in the middle of a bed of sharp pins, designed to keep the user awake. Picture: AFP/GETTY A diamond encrusted carbon fibre and gold iPhone case from German company GnG Designs, which costs 77,777 euros. Picture: BARCROFT MEDIA Children in China feed koi carp with babies' bottles. Picture: BIG PICTURES A pirate-themed restaurant and bar in Hongyadong, Chongqing, China. More than one hundred pirate statues are set along the steps up from the riverside to the restaurant on an 18-metre-long replica of a pirate ship. Picture: BARCROFT MEDIA Rather less money has been spent on this plane-themed restaurant in Nanjing, China.... Picture: BARCROFT ...A man eats inside the aeroplane restaurant in Nanjing. Picture: BARCROFT MEDIA A man watches smoke rings being formed during an aerial demonstration by Japan's Air Self Defence Force team Blue Impulse during the 150th anniversary celebration of the opening of a port in Yokohama. Picture: AP Planes from the Frecce Tricolori, an Italian Air Force aerobatic unit, trail smoke in the colours of the Italian flag over Rome during celebrations marking the country's Republic Day. Picture: AFP/GETTY Italian presidential guards arrive at the monument to the Unknown Soldier in Rome before a military parade marking the country's Republic Day. Picture: AFP/GETTY A Hindu devotee smears his body with mud from the banks of the river Ganges before taking a ritual dip, in Allahabad, India. Picture: AP Sculptor David Adickes works on his sculpture of President Barack Obama at his studio in Houston. The 18 foot tall statue will be installed at President's Park in South Dakota where Adickes' sculptures of the previous 43 presidents are currently displayed. Picture: AP The Obama family dog, Bo, bites a television camera's microphone in the Rose Garden of the White House during US President Barack Obama's departure to Saudi Arabia for the first stop on a trip to the Middle East and Europe. Picture: GETTY A Siberian tiger looks after her six newborn cubs in Harbin, Heilongjiang Province, China. Picture: BARCROFT MEDIA Lin Hui, a seven-year old giant panda, holds her seven-day old cub in her mouth at the Chiang Mai zoo in northern Thailand. Picture: AP People pass a silken white gossamer covering on the trees, which is the communal web formed by the Ermine moth, in Amsterdam, Netherlands. Picture: AP A prostitute blows a whistle during a protest commemorating the International Day of Sex Workers in Lima. Picture: AFP/GETTY Gaurav Sharma climbing Darshan Heights, a 240-foot-high building in Mumbai. He climbed up the building in ten minutes and eleven seconds aided by a single rope. Picture: BARCROFT MEDIA A spotlight shines skyward next to the landmark Space Needle in Seattle to launch Microsoft's Bing decision engine. Picture: AP Soldiers from the Honourable Artillery Company fire their artillery guns to mark the 56th anniversary of the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II at the Tower of London. Picture: EPA A gigantic mosaic of 30,000 greenhouses are seen in the desert in San Augusta, Almeria, southern Spain in a scene from Home, a new film about human excess and its impact on Earth's fragile ecosystem. Picture: AP Cristiano Ronaldo reacts to a pain in his left knee during a training session at Praia del Rey resort, Portugal. Picture: EPA / REUTERS North Korean soldiers laugh as they stand stand guard on the north side of the truce village of Panmunjom in the demilitarised zone separating the two Koreas. Picture: REUTERS