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After adverse weather delayed summit attempts for more than a week, the Chinese took an Olympic torch to Everests summit. Tibetan female climber Ceran Wangmo carried the flame the final few meters, after which the Chinese team stopped to yell, Beijing welcomes you.The Everest climb was the most ambitious part of a torch relay that has replica Patek Philippe watches resulted in numerous protests and riots. For the upcoming group of torch carriers and the Chinese security that surrounds them, the fun has just started. Next comes a trip through the provinces of Tibet and Xinjiang, where minority Tibetan and Muslim populations, repressed for years, will probably not be won over by Chinas proclamation of welcome. Even if it was shouted out from the top of the world.Watch the video below...--Joe Spring

Your idea of cricket probably involves a bunch of white-clothed, snob-nosed British guys and a boring multiple-day event that makes The Hills seem more action-packed than a UFC fight. Mine too. But leave it to the birthplace of Bollywood to replica watch gift jazz things up—to the tune of laser light shows, kiss-blowing movie stars, and mini-skirted cheerleaders in fishnet tights. The Indian Premier League plays an abridged sort of cricket called Twenty20, that crams the whole game, plus stilt-walkers and soccer-hooligan-style brawls, into a televised three hours.

Sponsored by Indian zillionaires (Was Tex Schramm reincarnated as an Indian?), American corporations, and multinational firms, the League has raised a fair number of eyebrows. Local police rove the stadiums on the lookout for obscenity-law breakers. Old-school fans complain that the multinational teams have sucked the patriotism out of the best replica watches sport. No matter—ratings are high, profits are higher, and fans pack into the stadiums by the thousands. “It is cricket’s version of tabloid journalism,” Rajdeep Sardesai, the son of a professional Indian cricketer, told The New York Times. “It is much more now about glamour and entertainment than about what happens between the players.”-Claire Napier Galofaro