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ALGERIEN WUESTE

Ein Motorradfahrer faehrt auf einem Bild von Januar 2001ueber die als "Graeberpiste" bekannte Route zwischen Illizi und Bordj Omar Driss in Zentralalgerien. In dem Gebiet der Piste, die seit mehreren Jahren als sicher galt und von gut ausgeruesteten Sahara-Reisenden als weitgehend unproblematische Verbindungsetappe in Algeriens Sueden genutzt wurde, sind seit Mitte Februar 2003 insgesamt 17 europaeische Touristen spurlos verschwunden. Der Name der Route leitet sich von zahlreichen vorislamischen Schluessellochgraebern und Friedhoefen aus den franzoesischen Kolonialkriegen entlang der Route ab. Das auswaertige Amt warnt nun vor Reisen in die Region. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Ferdinand Ostrop)

USA PLUM ISLAND

The Plum Island Animal Disease Center in Plum Island, New York., off the northern shore of Long Island, is seen in this undated aerial photo. After a half century under the direction of the Agriculture Department, Plum Island is being taken over by the new Department of Homeland Security on June 1, 2003. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/ARS-USDA/STR)

DEUTSCHLAND GARMISCH PARTENKIRCHEN WINTERSPORT

Mit einem Sprung ueber das Wettersteingebirge eroeffnet dieser Snowboarder am Freitag, 12. November 2004 auf dem Zugspitzplatt bei Garmisch Partenkirchen die Skisaison. Bei herrlichem Wetter gingen zwei Schlepplifte in Betrieb. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Diether Endlicher)

SCHWEIZ WALDHAUS BRAND FEUERWEHR

Feuerwehrleute der Feuerwehr Unteramt loeschen in Stallikon den Brand eines Waldhauses am Dienstag, 4. Mai 2004. Dank sofortigem Loescheinsatz konnte verhindert werden, dass sich das Feuer zu einem grossen Waldbrand entwickeln konnte. Die durch den 66jaehrigen Besitzer als Wohn-, Arbeits- und Geraeteschopf benuetze Liegenschaft brannte vollstaendig ab. Es entstand ein Sachschaden von mehreren Zehntausend Franken. (KEYSTONE/Eddy Risch)

SCHWEIZ WALDHAUS BRAND FEUERWEHR

Feuerwehrleute der Feuerwehr Unteramt loeschen in Stallikon den Brand eines Waldhauses am Dienstag, 4. Mai 2004. Dank sofortigem Loescheinsatz konnte verhindert werden, dass sich das Feuer zu einem grossen Waldbrand entwickeln konnte. Die durch den 66jaehrigen Besitzer als Wohn-, Arbeits- und Geraeteschopf benuetze Liegenschaft brannte vollstaendig ab. Es entstand ein Sachschaden von mehreren Zehntausend Franken. (KEYSTONE/Eddy Risch)

DEUTSCHLAND EZB EURO

The Euro sign in front of the headquarters of the European Central Bank in Frankfurt, Germany, Wednesday, Nov. 19, 2003. Temporarily the Euro hit an all-time high of US$ 1.1977. (AP Phto/Bernd Kammerer)

ITALIEN STROMAUSFALL ROM 2003

People line up to collect water at a public fountain during a nationwide blackout, in Pisa, Italy, early Sunday Sept. 28, 2003. A Swiss power company said Sunday that the outage of a transmission line in Switzerland and the almost simultaneous collapse of two French high voltage power lines caused the blackout. Italy imports most of its electrical power. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Fabio Muzzi)

TIERE INSEKTEN BIENEN

A bee looks for the pollen of a sunflower in Erfurt, eastern Germany, Sunday, Sept. 14, 2003. The high pressure area with temperatures up to 23 degrees Celsius brings late summery weather in Germany. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Jens Meyer)

GRIECHENLAND ATHEN CHORA

Eine griechische Fahne weht am Heck eines Schiffes bei Abfahrt aus dem Hafen von Chora auf der Insel Skopelos, Griechenland, im September 2001. Skopelos gehoert zur Inselgruppe der Sporaden, die noerdlich von Athen, rund sechs Seemeilen vom Festland entfernt im Meer liegt. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Alexia Angelopoulou)

GRIECHENLAND INSEL SKOPELOS

Von Huegeln gerahmt liegt in einer Bucht der Hafen von Chora auf der Insel Skopelos, Griechenland, im September 2001. Skopelos gehoert zur Inselgruppe der Sporaden rund sechs Seemeilen vom Festland entfernt im Meer liegt. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Alexia Angelopoulou)

FRANKREICH PARIS WOHNEN

An unidentified woman leans at the window of her flat in Paris Tuesday evening, August 12, 2003. Struggling through a Sahara-like heat wave without the luxury of air conditioning, Parisians are throwing open their windows, giving an intimate glimpse into each other's lives. Some sleep on cool tiled floors, in wet T-shirts, or walk around in their birthday suits or underwear, in view of neighbors across the French capital's often narrow streets. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Franck Prevel)

FRANKREICH PARIS HITZE

People cool off in the Trocadero fountains in Paris Tuesday, August 11 2003. The heat has hovered in the mid-30s Celsius (around 100 degrees Fahrenheit) in many regions for days. In some places, it broke records. Meteo France said temperatures throughout France were expected to drop by midweek. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Franck Prevel)

SCREECH OWL

A young screech owl peeks around a tree branch Friday, Aug. 8, 2003, in Billlings, Mont. The owl was perched in a tree with three other young and one adult. (APPhoto/Billings Gazette, David Grubbs)

SCHWEIZ OPENAIR ST. GALLEN

BesucherInnen des 27. Open Airs versuchen sich einen Ueberblick ueber das Camping-Gelaende zu verschaffen, am Freitag, 27. Juni 2003, im Sittertobel in St. Gallen. Die meisten Eintrittskarten sind auch schon verkauft. Die ersten Konzerte laufen am Freitagabend ueber die Buehne, die letzten am Sonntag, 29. Juni 2003. (KEYSTONE/Regina Kuehne)

GROSSBRITANNIEN PFERDERENNEN ASCOT

Two racegoers check the race card at Ascot, England on the fourth day of the Royal Ascot horse race meeting, Friday June 20, 2003. The race meeting is one of Britain's top meetings, but it is probably more famous for the fashions particularly the hats. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/PA/Chris Young) == UNITED KINGDOM OUT MAGAZINES OUT: ===

GRIECHENLAND GEBIRGE OLYMP

Der Mytikas, der 2918 Meter hohe Hauptgipfel des Olymp im Juli 1998 in Griechenland. Um den hoechsten Gipfel Griechenlands zu erreichen, sind Ausdauer, Trittfestigkeit und Schwindelfreiheit notwendig. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Annedore Smith)

GROSSBRITANNIEN MANN RAUCHEN PFEIFE

A pipe smoker concentrates during the British Pipe Smoking Championships, Sunday June 8, 2003 in Birmingham, England. Smokers were hoping to break the UK record of 2 hours, 5 minutes for keeping a pipe lit at the championship venue at Old Silhilians Rugby and Cricket Club in Birmingham. (AP Photo/PA, David Jones) ** UNITED KINGDOM OUT MAGAZINES OUT **

RUSSLAND ST. PETERSBURG FEIER

An unidentified member of Royal Marines Swiss Army Central Band marches during a parade outside St.Peter and St.Pauls Cathedral in St.Petersburg, Thursday, May 29, 2003. The Russian President has invited some 40 world leaders to join in celebrating the tricentennial of his native city, which was founded on May 27, 1703, by Czar Peter I (Peter the Great). (AP Photo/Mikhail Metzel)

ALGERIEN WUESTE

Der Brunnen Ain El-Hadjadj in der algerischen Sahara an der 'Graeberpiste' zwischen den Orten Illizi und Bord Omar Driss auf einem Archivbild vom Januar 2001. In der Naehe des Brunnens, an dem noch Reste eine franzoesischen Forts stehen, sind mehrere europaeische Touristen verschwunden. Insgesamt werden 31 europaeischen Touristen in Algerien vermisst. Das oesterreichische Nachrichtenmagazin 'profil' berichtet am Donnerstag, 17. April 2003, in einer Vorabmeldung, dass den algerischen Behoerden der Aufenthaltsort von elf Geiseln bekannt sei und dass Verhandlungen mit Entfuehrern im Gange seien. (AP Photo/Ferdinand Ostrop)

JAPAN MOTORRAD SCHWEIN

Motorbike shop owner Hirokatsu Mikami rides on remodeled scooter with a pig-shaped cowl, named "Tonkichi" (pig fortune), in Hachioji on the outskirts of Tokyo Friday, Dec. 27, 2002. Mikami, 34, who took two months to create his shop's loss leader made of reinforced plastic six months ago, plans to build second and third one once the 80cc pig bike is sold at 500,000 yen (US$2,400). Although it is well-received among the youth in his neighborhood there is no order so far. (AP Photo/Itsuo Inouye)

PORTUGAL STIERKAMPF

Spectators watch a bull falling after a matador drove the sword in to kill him during a bullfight in a makeshift bullring, in Barrancos, a small village 250 kilometers ( 155 miles) east of Lisbon, Portugal, near the Spanish border, Thursday Aug.29, 2002. Animals rights activists protested in Lisbon and twelve other countries, the government's recent decision to legalize killing bulls in the ring in villages where it has become an established tradition. the villagers went ahead with the bullfight which they claim, has been held for over 300 years during the village's annual festivities. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Gael Cornier)

DEU VERBRECHEN GEISELNAHME

Ein Mitglied des Sondereinsatzkommandos der Polizei laeuft am Freitag, 5. Juli 2002, an einer Absperrung vor einer Filiale der Suedwestbank in der Stuttgarter Innenstadt vorbei. Ein bewaffneter Mann hatte am Nachmittag in der Bank den Filialleiter als Geisel genommen. Nach stundenlangen Verhandlungen wurde die Geiselnahme unblutig beendet. Der Geiselnehmer, der nach Angaben der Polizei in finanziellen Schwierigkeiten steckte, gab am Abend auf. Sowohl er als auch der Filialleiter blieben unverletzt. (AP Photo/Daniel Maurer)

JEMEN WADI THAR MUSEUM

A view of Dar Al Hajar (the Rock House) seen from the south side, Wadi Thar, Yemen, Saturday, June 29, 2002. Currently a museum, the building was constructed in the 1930s and served as the summer residence of the former Imam Yahya. Despite an overall decrease in tourism, Dar Al Hajar remains a popular attraction for Yemenis and occasional foreign visitors. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Bryant MacDougall)

JAPAN TOKIO BOERSE

A Japanese woman walks by a large screen displaying various market indexes in central Tokyo on Friday June 21, 2002. Tokyo stocks fell sharply Friday morning amid further weakness on Wall Street. The Nikkei 225 stock average lost 274.94 points, or 2.59 percent, to finish the morning session at 10,338.04. (AP Photo/Atsushi Tsukada)

JEMEN HOCHZEIT FEIER

Yemeni tribesmen perform a traditional dance called the "bara" during wedding celebrations near the capital Sana'a, Friday, May 24, 2002. On Thursday prime minister Abdul-Kader Bajmal announced that there are no al-Qaida operatives in Yemen, despite accusations that some may be hiding in tribal regions outside the reach of the government. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Bryant MacDougall)

JEMEN HOCHZEIT FEIER

A Yemeni tribesman performs the "bara," a traditional dance, during wedding celebrations near Sana'a, Friday, May 24, 2002. Prime minister Abdul-Kader Bajmal announced on Thursday that there are no al-Qaida operatives sheltering in tribal regions which remain outside of governmental control. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Bryant MacDougall)

USA PFLANZE BAUM KIRSCHE

Visitors walk along the Tidal Basin under cherry blossoms in full bloom in Washington Monday, April 1, 2002. After a rainy Easter holiday, thousands of tourists converged on the Tidal Basin to see the trees that have been celebrated every year since 1912. (AP Photo/Pablo Martinez Monsivais)

JEMEN GRENZE KONTROLLPOSTEN

A Yemeni soldier questions drivers at a checkpoint between the Marib and Al Jowf tribal provinces, Saturday, March 9, 2002. As part of greater co-operation with the United States, the Yemeni government has increased its military presence along major roads in an effort to capture Al Qaeda members who may be sheltering in the tribal regions. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Bryant MacDougall)

JEMEN GRENZE KONTROLLPOSTEN

Yemeni soldiers guard a checkpoint in the Marib province, Saturday, March 9, 2002. As part of greater co-operation with the United States, the Yemeni government has increased its military presence along major roads in an effort to capture Al Qaeda members who may be sheltering in the tribal regions. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Bryant MacDougall)

JEMEN GRENZE KONTROLLPOSTEN

A tribesman chews qat while waiting at the checkpoint between the Marib and Al Jowf provinces, Saturday, March 9, 2002. As part of greater co-operation with the United States, the Yemeni government has increased its military presence along major roads in an effort to capture Al Qaeda members who may be sheltering in the tribal regions. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Bryant MacDougall)

DEUTSCHLAND APPLE IMAC

Der neue Apple Computer iMac wird am Montag, 25. Februar 2002, in Frankfurt ausprobiert. Der Design-Computer, der sein komplettes Innenleben in einer schmalen Halbkugel verbirgt, an der ueber einen Schwenkarm ein Flachbildschirm befestigt ist, kommt zunaechst mit dem Spitzenmodell iMac Superdrive fuer 2.551 Euro in den deutschen Handel. (AP Photo/Michael Probst)

AFGHANISTAN KABUL WAISENHAUS

Boys eat bowls of rice at the Kabul Orphanage on Wednesday, Nov. 28, 2001. The orphanage has no means of support since the fall of the Taliban and is left with only a two week supply of food for the 450 children living there. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Laura Rauch)

AFGHANISTAN KRIEG IKRK

International Red Cross workers prepare to remove the bodies of Pakistani fighters killed defending a Taliban position, shortly after they were removed from a trench and put into bodybags, on the former front line near Bagram airfield, about 30 kilometers north of Kabul, Saturday, Nov. 24, 2001. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Brennan Linsley)

AFGHANISTAN KRIEG IKRK

EDITORS NOTE : GRAPHIC CONTENT - The body of a fighter killed recently while helping defend a position held by Afghanistan's Taliban government is removed by workers for the International Red Cross Commitee, on the former front line near Bagram airfield, about 30 kilometers north of the Afghan capital Kabul, Saturday, Nov. 24, 2001. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Brennan Linsley)

NIGERIA BIAFRAKRIEG

Biafra-Krieg (1967-1979). (KEYSTONE/AP-Photo)

NIGERIA BIAFRAKRIEG

Biafra-Krieg (1967-1979). (KEYSTONE/AP-Photo)

VLADIMIR HOROWITZ

Undated portrait of pianist Vladimir Horowitz. (AP Photo)

IRAK POLITIK KASSEM AREF

WHEN AREF STOOD AT KASSEM's SIDE - An undated picture of overthrown Iraqi Prime Minister, General Abdel Karim Kassem (right) as he stands with Colonel Abdel Salam Aref, the man who was to succeed him as President, during a public ceremony in Baghdad, Iraq. Kassem, who came to power in 1958 after overthrowing King Feisal, was executed in a new revolutionary coup in Baghdad, last February 08, 1963. Aref, a former deputy under Kassem in the early days of his regime, was appointed President of Ireaq by theleaders of the new coup. He has since been promoted from Colonel to Field Marshal. (AP-PHOTO/bag/rom/str.)

ROLLSCHUHLAUFEN

Roller derby queen Joan Weston-Scopas poses in an undated file photo. She died Saturday, May 10, 1997, at 62, of a brain virus known as Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease. (AP Photo/HO, FILE)

DEUTSCHLAND BRANDANSCHLAG SOLINGEN

Undated picture of Turkish families Genc (left part) and Ince sitting in a living room of their Solingen, Germany, house, which was set afire Saturday morning, May 29, 1993, by extreme right arsonists. The house owned by them burned out. Five persons were killed, two of them children. Three of the perished are in the left top part of the picture: Gulsum Ince (27), Hulya Genc (9,on her lap), and Hatice Genc (18). second from left. Others were injured by smoke and flames and partly hospitalized. (AP-Photo/Turkiye)

DEUTSCHLAND BRANDANSCHLAG SOLINGEN

Undated picture of Hulya Genc (9) with her father Kamil and mother Hatice. The girl died in the arsoned house in Solingen, Germany, Suturday morning, May 29, 1993. (AP-Photo/Turkiy)

DEUTSCHLAND AUGSBURGER PUPPENKISTE

Die Augsburger Puppenkiste feiert ihren 50. Geburtstag. In ihrem Jubilaeumsjahr geht die beruehmteste deutsche Marionettenbuehne zum ersten Mal in ihrer Geschichte auf Tournee. Auf schoenen, zentralen Plaetzen der Tourneestaedte wird ein eigenes Marionettentheater-Haus errichtet, das 500 Besuchern bequem Platz bietet und in dem die Augsburger Puppenkiste unter optimalen Theaterbedingungen gastiert. (AP-Photo/HO) 1998

RAUMFAHRT MISSION APOLLO 10

This photo made during the Apollo 10 space flight, of May, 1969, shows the lunar far side located approximately 10 degrees south latitude and 165 degrees east longitude. International Astronomical Union craters No. 305 and 302 are the two large craters located in the upper part of the picture with IAU crater No. 304 at the bottom. Craters 302 and 305 are approximately 90 miles in diameter and crater 304 is about 36 miles in diameter. NASA did not indicate from which craft the picture was made. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/NASA)

USA GUGGENHEIM MUSEUM

This photo shows the skylight inside the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in New York in 1958. The museum, located on Fifth Avenue between 88th and 89th streets, is the first building in New York designed by architect Frank Lloyd Wright. (AP Photo)

BRASILIEN ZOO AFFEN

A monkey, known locally as the zog-zog and belonging to the callicebus genus, raises his leg in captivity near the town of Nova Aripuana, Brazil, in October 1997. Dutch primatologist Marc van Roosmalen set out to find last year a new species of monkeys in the Amazons and has since discovered four different previously unknown types of monkeys and a new species of porcupines, among them the zog-zog. (AP Photo/Eraldo Peres)

BOSNIEN KONFLIKT JUGOSLAWIEN 1992

Assistant director of the National Library in Sarajevo, Duska Toholj, surveys in March 1992 the remains of the century-old building in where 2 million books were destroyed by shelling and fire the previous summer. The building was one of the city's architectural gems. Officials say the war has done incalculable harm to historic monuments, artworks, and architectural treasures. (AP photo/Stravatos)

VATIKAN PAPST JOHANNES PAUL II BEGRAEBNIS

Pope John Paul II's coffin is carried away from St. Peter's Square after the funeral service on its way to the grottos beneath St. Peter's Basilica, at the Vatican, Friday, April 8, 2005. The grottos form a cramped underground cemetery beneath St. Peter's Basilica where pontiffs throughout the ages, royals and even an emperor have been laid to rest. (AP Photo/Diether Endlicher)

VATIKAN PAPST JOHANNES PAUL II TRAUER

In this photo released by Italian Polizia Moderna police magazine staff, an aerial view of the St. Peter's Square leading to the central entrance to St. Peter's Basilica, at the Vatican Thursday April 7, 2005, ahead of Pope John Paul II's funeral scheduled for Friday April 8, 2005. (AP Photo/Polizia Moderna, HO)

VATIKAN PAPST JOHANNES PAUL II TRAUER

In this photo released by Italian Polizia Moderna police magazine staff, an aerial view of St. Peter's Basilica, square and Via della Conciliazione boulevard, at the Vatican Thursday April 7, 2005, ahead of Pope John Paul II's funeral scheduled for Friday April 8, 2005.(AP Photo/Polizia Moderna, HO)

ITALY FASHION

This creation was part of the Pollini by Rifat Ozbek Fall/Winter 2005/2006 fashion collection, presented in Milan, Italy, Monday, Feb. 21, 2005. (AP Photo/Antonio Calanni)

DEUTSCHLAND OTTO ESSER

Undatierte Aufnahme des ehemaligen Arbeitsgeber-Praesidenten Otto Esser. Der Nachfolger des ermordeten Hanns-Martin Schleyer, der von 1978 bis 1986 an der Spitze der Bundesvereinigung der Deutschen Arbeitgeberverbaende gestanden hatte, starb bereits am Sonntag, 28. November 2004, im Alter von 87 Jahren, wie am Dienstag, 30. November 2004, bekannt wurde. (AP Photo) ** NUR SW **

DEU BW NIKOLAEUSE REKORD

2.797 Nikolaeuse versammeln sich am Samstag, 27. November 2004, im Europapark in Rust zur Eroeffnung der Wintersaison in Deutschlands groesstem Freizeitpark und stellten einen neuen Weltrekord auf. Der alte Weltrekord stand bei 2.685 Weihnachtsmaennern und wurde vor zwei jahren in Schweden erreicht. (AP Photo/Winfried Rothermel) ---Some 2.797 Santas meet in the Europapark in Rust, southwestern Germany , on Saturday, Nov. 27, 2004, at the opening of the winterseason to set a new world record. (AP Photo/ Winfried Rothermel)

DEU BW CDU REGIONALKONFERENZ

CDU-Fraktionschef Guenther Oettinger spricht auf der dritten von insgesamt sechs Regionalkonferenzen der CDU Baden-Wuerttemberg zur Teufel-Nachfolge am Freitag, 19. November 2004, in Rust. Oettinger und Kultusministerin Annette Schavan bewerben sich um die Nachfolge von Ministerpraesident Erwin Teufel. (AP Photo/Winfried Rothermel)

DEUTSCHLAND WETTEN DASS...

Fernshemoderator Thomas Gottschalk haelt dem 7-jaehrigen Wettkandidat Achim Kustermann am Samstag, 13. Nov. 2004, waehrend seiner Show "Wetten Dass ?!" einen Hoerer ans Ohr. Achim, von Geburt an blind, erkennt 100 Telefonnummern am Waehlton des Festnetztelefons. (AP Photo/Alexandra Winkler, pool)

DEUTSCHLAND WETTEN DASS...

Wettkandidat Matthias Ludwig klettert am Samstag, 13.Nov. 2004, in Thomas Gottschalks Fersehshow "Wetten Dass ?!" nur mit den Fuessen abgestuetzt fuenf Meter eine Wand hoch mit einem Tablett mit einer Wasserflasche in der Hand und schenkt, oben angekommen, ein Glas Wasser ein. (AP Photo/Alexandra Winkler, pool)

DEUTSCHLAND WETTEN DASS...

U.S. singer Tina Turner smiles after performing a song during the German television show 'Wetten Dass...?' ('Bet It...?') in Leipzig Saturday Nov.13, 2004. For the 151th time German TV host Thomas Gottschalk presented 'Wetten dass..?', Europe's most successful game show. (AP Photo/Alexandra Winkler, pool)

DEUTSCHLAND WETTEN DASS...

U.S. singer Tina Turner performs a song during the German television show 'Wetten Dass...?' ('Bet It...?') in Leipzig Saturday Nov. 13, 2004. For the 151th time German TV host Thomas Gottschalk presented 'Wetten dass..?', Europe's most successful game show. (AP Photo/Alexandra Winkler, pool)

DEUTSCHLAND WETTEN DASS...

U.S. singer Tina Turner, left, jokes with German TV host Thomas Gottschalk during the German television show 'Wetten Dass...?' in Leipzig Saturday Nov. 13, 2004. For the 151th time German TV host Thomas Gottschalk presented 'Wetten dass..?', Europe's most successful game show. (AP Photo/Alexandra Winkler, pool)

DEUTSCHLAND WETTEN DASS...

German comedian Dieter Nuhr performs his program during the German television show 'Wetten Dass...?' ('Bet It...?') in Leipzig Saturday Nov.13, 2004. For the 151th time German TV host Thomas Gottschalk presented 'Wetten dass..?', Europe's most successful game show. (AP Photo/Alexandra Winkler, pool)

DEUTSCHLAND WETTEN DASS...

British singer Seal performs a song during the German television show 'Wetten Dass...?' ('Bet It...?') in Leipzig Saturday Nov. 13, 2004. For the 151th time German TV host Thomas Gottschalk presented 'Wetten dass..?', Europe's most successful game show. (AP Photo/Alexandra Winkler, pool)

DEUTSCHLAND WETTEN DASS...

British singer Seal performs a song during the German television show 'Wetten Dass...?' ('Bet It...?') in Leipzig Saturday Nov. 13, 2004. For the 151th time German TV host Thomas Gottschalk presented 'Wetten dass..?', Europe's most successful game show. (AP Photo/Alexandra Winkler, pool)

DEUTSCHLAND WETTEN DASS...

Brazilian soccer legend Pele, 2nd from left, and Franz Beckenbauer, left, president of the German 2006 FIFA World Cup organizing committee, clean the soccer shoes of young players after Pele lost a bet in the German television show 'Wetten Dass...?' ('Bet It...?') in Leipzig Saturday Nov. 13, 2004. For the 151th time German TV host Thomas Gottschalk presented 'Wetten dass..?', Europe's most successful game show. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Alexandra Winkler, pool)

DEUTSCHLAND FILM COLIN FARRELL

Irish actor Colin Farrell poses with a snake on his shoulders during the German television show 'Wetten Dass...?' ('Bet It...?') in Leipzig Saturday Nov. 13, 2004. For the 151th time German TV host Thomas Gottschalk presented 'Wetten dass..?', Europe's most successful game show. (AP Photo/Alexandra Winkler, pool)

DEUTSCHLAND WETTEN DASS...

U.S. actress Renee Zellweger talks during the German television show 'Wetten Dass...?' ('Bet It...?') in Leipzig Saturday Nov.13, 2004. For the 151th time German TV host Thomas Gottschalk presented 'Wetten dass..?', Europe's most successful game show. (AP Photo/Alexandra Winkler, pool)