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Outside Nairobi, a local worker makes the body of a hand-powered tricycle at the workshop of the Association for the Physically Disabled of Kenya.

Jacob S. Sharpe ’11 (right) and Nathaniel S. Sharpe ’09 perform with diabolos at the MIT Juggling Club’s Juggle Mania III event on Nov. 17 in 54-100. The brothers are both professional jugglers as well as MIT students.

PIKA PIKA—A giant Pikachu balloon makes its way down Broadway in New York City during Macy’s annual Thanksgiving Day Parade last Thursday.

The majority of locals in Nairobi, Kenya use a clay pot for cooking instead of a stove. The bottom part of the pot is for firewood and the upper part is for coal where a grail or pot can be placed for cooking.

Mentally disabled children lie in a nursery run by the Association for the Physically Disabled of Kenya in the slums outside Nairobi, Kenya. The nursery is maintained and staffed by mothers of children who are attend...