(From left) Dr. Ingrid Mattson, president of the Islamic Society of North America, Rabbie Peter Knobel, president of the Central Conference of American Rabbis and Katharine Jefferts Schori, Presiding Bishop and Primate of the Episcopal Church, shake hands after exchanging thoughts near the end of the Tri-Faith Initiative at the Qwest Center in Omaha. The event, which is the first of its kind and brought nearly 1,100 people from around the globe, was devoted to ideas of peace, desegregation and religious tolerance along with the future of faith in America.
Going by the name of Brittany for the purposes of the photo, a local 28-year-old exotic dancer has paid for college and the first year of law school by working two days a week at The Night Before Lounge in downtown Lincoln, Neb. She's been working there for 8 years and makes close to $50,000 annually.
An energetic and packed crowd filled the room before dinner at the American Heart Association's annual Lincoln Heart Ball at the Cornhusker Marriott Hotel. The evening was filled with cocktails, dancing and dinner, with all proceeds from the silent auction directly benefiting the American Heart Association.
Nebraska safety Larry Asante, red, forces a fumble on the 2-yard line against a Kansas State running back during the third quarter.
Nick Bockelman, center, and Corina Thibault, left watch Braven Carver work the cyrwheel or simple wheel at Corona Del Mar State Beach.
Dan Marcheano works up a sweat guest-bartending at A Restaurant Wednesday night.
Cara Waldo, left, falls over while going for a stray ball during the 3rd annual ASUN Wheelchair Basketball Tournament held Sunday afternoon at the NU Coliseum.
Husker football head coach Bo Pelini argues with a referee over the personal foul call made on a husker defensive lineman in the fourth quarter Saturday night at Memorial Stadium. Later in the fourth quarter, Pelini received an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty for using foul language to criticize the referee's calls, giving the Hokies 15 yards, which resulted in another touchdown.
Husker wide receiver Niles Paul celebrates after a touchdown against Florida Atlantic University at Memorial Stadium Sept. 5th, 2009.
Madison Sykes, 9 months, is cradled by her mother Sgt. Kimberly Sykes and father Sgt. James Sykes during the honorary ceremony for the second Iraq deployment for the 303rd Medical Company division of the Nebraska Army National Guard at North Star high school.
Gina Mancuso is a freshman outside hitter for the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. Her serves are said to be some of the best on the team.
A surfer approaches the evening tide during sunset at Neport Beach.
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Dan Marcheano works up a sweat guest-bartending at A Restaurant Wednesday night.
Cara Waldo, left, falls over while going for a stray ball during the 3rd annual ASUN Wheelchair Basketball Tournament held Sunday afternoon at the NU Coliseum.
Husker football head coach Bo Pelini argues with a referee over the personal foul call made on a husker defensive lineman in the fourth quarter Saturday night at Memorial Stadium. Later in the fourth quarter, Pelini received an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty for using foul language to criticize the referee's calls, giving the Hokies 15 yards, which resulted in another touchdown.
Husker wide receiver Niles Paul celebrates after a touchdown against Florida Atlantic University at Memorial Stadium Sept. 5th, 2009.
Madison Sykes, 9 months, is cradled by her mother Sgt. Kimberly Sykes and father Sgt. James Sykes during the honorary ceremony for the second Iraq deployment for the 303rd Medical Company division of the Nebraska Army National Guard at North Star high school.
Gina Mancuso is a freshman outside hitter for the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. Her serves are said to be some of the best on the team.
A surfer approaches the evening tide during sunset at Neport Beach.
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