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ICE HOCKEY RUSSIA TEAM TRAINING

From left: Yevgeny Varlamov, Dmitry Vorobiev, Sergei Mozyakin (No.10), Maxim Sushinsky, Konstantin Gorovikov during an open training of the Russian hockey team at the CSKA Ice Palace, Moscow. (KEYSTONE/SPUTNIK/Anton Denisov)

SCHWEIZ POLIZEI DEESKALATIONSTRAINING

A Swiss police officer seizes an man by an arm during a de-escalation training of various cantonal police corps in Eiken in the canton of Aargau, Switzerland, pictured on April 16, 2008. A group of police officers impersonating drunken supporters bawls out in the background. The Swiss police corps support the football UEFA EURO 2008 in Switzerland and Austria by sending as many police officers as possible to the Swiss host cities. The de-escalation training should help to alleviate supporter clashes and conflicts at the biggest sporting event in Switzerland. (KEYSTONE/Gaetan Bally) Ein Schweizer Polizist greift an einem Deeskalationstraining verschiedener Schweizer Polizeikorps am 16. April 2008 in Eiken, Schweiz, einen Mann am Arm, waehrend im Hintergrund eine Gruppe Betrunkener groelend an einer Festbank sitzt. Die Schweizer Polizeikorps unterstuetzen die Fussball UEFA EURO 2008, indem sie so viele Polizeikraefte wie moeglich zur Verfuegung stellen. Das Deeskalationstraining soll helfen, Konflikte bei der groessten Sportveranstaltung der Schweiz zu entschaerfen. (KEYSTONE/Gaetan Bally)

SCHWEIZ POLIZEI DEESKALATIONSTRAINING

Two police officers, left, try to calm down a police officer sitting on a bench and impersonating a drunken supporter, center, during a de-escalation training of various cantonal police corps in Eiken in the canton of Aargau, Switzerland, pictured on April 16, 2008. A police instructor, wearing a yellow vest, right, supervises the scene. The Swiss police corps support the football UEFA EURO 2008 in Switzerland and Austria by sending as many police officers as possible to the Swiss host cities. The de-escalation training should help to alleviate supporter clashes and conflicts at the biggest sporting event in Switzerland. (KEYSTONE/Gaetan Bally) Zwei Schweizer Polizisten versuchen an einem Deeskalationstraining verschiedener Schweizer Polizeikorps am 16. April 2008 in Eiken, Schweiz, eine betrunkene Frau zu beruhigen, die an einer Festbank sitzt. Die Schweizer Polizeikorps unterstuetzen die Fussball UEFA EURO 2008, indem sie so viele Polizeikraefte wie moeglich zur Verfuegung stellen. Das Deeskalationstraining soll helfen, Konflikte bei der groessten Sportveranstaltung der Schweiz zu entschaerfen. (KEYSTONE/Gaetan Bally)

SCHWEIZ POLIZEI DEESKALATIONSTRAINING

Swiss police officers of various cantonal police corps circle for the concluding exercise review by the trainer, left, 3rd bottom up, during a de-escalation training in Eiken in the canton of Aargau, Switzerland, pictured on April 16, 2008. The Swiss police corps support the football UEFA EURO 2008 in Switzerland and Austria by sending as many police officers as possible to the Swiss host cities. The de-escalation training should help to alleviate supporter clashes and conflicts at the biggest sporting event in Switzerland. (KEYSTONE/Gaetan Bally) Die Teilnehmer eines Deeskalationstrainings verschiedener Schweizer Polizeikorps am 16. April 2008 in Eiken, Schweiz, haben sich in einem Kreis aufgestellt und hoeren der Schlussbesprechung des Uebungsleiters zu. Die Schweizer Polizeikorps unterstuetzen die Fussball UEFA EURO 2008, indem sie so viele Polizeikraefte wie moeglich zur Verfuegung stellen. Das Deeskalationstraining soll helfen, Konflikte bei der groessten Sportveranstaltung der Schweiz zu entschaerfen. (KEYSTONE/Gaetan Bally)

SCHWEIZ POLIZEI DEESKALATIONSTRAINING

A Swiss police officer, right, leads a woman off during a de-escalation training of various cantonal police corps in Eiken in the canton of Aargau, Switzerland, pictured on April 16, 2008. Another police officer, left, supervises the scene. The Swiss police corps support the football UEFA EURO 2008 in Switzerland and Austria by sending as many police officers as possible to the Swiss host cities. The de-escalation training should help to alleviate supporter clashes and conflicts at the biggest sporting event in Switzerland. (KEYSTONE/Gaetan Bally) Ein Schweizer Polizist fuehrt an einem Deeskalationstraining verschiedener Schweizer Polizeikorps am 16. April 2008 in Eiken, Schweiz, eine Frau ab, waehrend ihn ein Kollege beobachtet. Die Schweizer Polizeikorps unterstuetzen die Fussball UEFA EURO 2008, indem sie so viele Polizeikraefte wie moeglich zur Verfuegung stellen. Das Deeskalationstraining soll helfen, Konflikte bei der groessten Sportveranstaltung der Schweiz zu entschaerfen. (KEYSTONE/Gaetan Bally)

SCHWEIZ POLIZEI DEESKALATIONSTRAINING

A Swiss police officer, center left, wearing an orange vest, discusses with another police officer impersonating an enraged football supporter, center right, wearing a red football dress, during a de-escalation training of various cantonal police corps in Eiken in the canton of Aargau, Switzerland, pictured on April 16, 2008. A group of police officers, in the left background, observes the scene. The Swiss police corps support the football UEFA EURO 2008 in Switzerland and Austria by sending as many police officers as possible to the Swiss host cities. The de-escalation training should help to alleviate supporter clashes and conflicts at the biggest sporting event in Switzerland. (KEYSTONE/Gaetan Bally) Ein Schweizer Polizist diskutiert an einem Deeskalationstraining verschiedener Schweizer Polizeikorps am 16. April 2008 in Eiken, Schweiz, mit einem aufgebrachten Fussballfan, waehrend ihn eine Gruppe anderer Polizisten beobachtet. Die Schweizer Polizeikorps unterstuetzen die Fussball UEFA EURO 2008, indem sie so viele Polizeikraefte wie moeglich zur Verfuegung stellen. Das Deeskalationstraining soll helfen, Konflikte bei der groessten Sportveranstaltung der Schweiz zu entschaerfen. (KEYSTONE/Gaetan Bally)

SCHWEIZ POLIZEI DEESKALATIONSTRAINING

A Swiss police officer, left, wearing an orange vest, discusses with two other police officers impersonating enraged football supporters, center and right, wearing red football dresses, during a de-escalation training of various cantonal police corps in Eiken in the canton of Aargau, Switzerland, pictured on April 16, 2008. The Swiss police corps support the football UEFA EURO 2008 in Switzerland and Austria by sending as many police officers as possible to the Swiss host cities. The de-escalation training should help to alleviate supporter clashes and conflicts at the biggest sporting event in Switzerland. (KEYSTONE/Gaetan Bally) Ein Schweizer Polizist diskutiert an einem Deeskalationstraining verschiedener Schweizer Polizeikorps am 16. April 2008 in Eiken, Schweiz, mit zwei Fussballfans. Die Schweizer Polizeikorps unterstuetzen die Fussball UEFA EURO 2008, indem sie so viele Polizeikraefte wie moeglich zur Verfuegung stellen. Das Deeskalationstraining soll helfen, Konflikte bei der groessten Sportveranstaltung der Schweiz zu entschaerfen. (KEYSTONE/Gaetan Bally)

SCHWEIZ POLIZEI DEESKALATIONSTRAINING

Swiss police officers of various cantonal police corps gather around an instructor and listen to the instructions during a de-escalation training in Eiken in the canton of Aargau, Switzerland, pictured on April 16, 2008. The Swiss police corps support the football UEFA EURO 2008 in Switzerland and Austria by sending as many police officers as possible to the Swiss host cities. The de-escalation training should help to alleviate supporter clashes and conflicts at the biggest sporting event in Switzerland. (KEYSTONE/Gaetan Bally) Die Teilnehmer eines Deeskalationstrainings verschiedener Schweizer Polizeikorps am 16. April 2008 in Eiken, Schweiz, hoeren in einem Kreis, den Ausfuehrungen eines Instruktors zu. Die Schweizer Polizeikorps unterstuetzen die Fussball UEFA EURO 2008, indem sie so viele Polizeikraefte wie moeglich zur Verfuegung stellen. Das Deeskalationstraining soll helfen, Konflikte bei der groessten Sportveranstaltung der Schweiz zu entschaerfen. (KEYSTONE/Gaetan Bally)

SCHWEIZ POLIZEI DEESKALATIONSTRAINING

A Swiss police officer, center, wearing an orange vest, arrests another police officer impersonating a resisting football supporter, left, during a de-escalation training of various cantonal police corps in Eiken in the canton of Aargau, Switzerland, pictured on April 16, 2008. Another man, center right, films the scene with his mobile phone. The Swiss police corps support the football UEFA EURO 2008 in Switzerland and Austria by sending as many police officers as possible to the Swiss host cities. The de-escalation training should help to alleviate supporter clashes and conflicts at the biggest sporting event in Switzerland. (KEYSTONE/Gaetan Bally) Ein Schweizer Polizist verhaftet an einem Deeskalationstraining verschiedener Schweizer Polizeikorps am 16. April 2008 in Eiken, Schweiz, einen Mann, waehrend er von einem anderen Mann mit dem Handy gefilmt wird. Die Schweizer Polizeikorps unterstuetzen die Fussball UEFA EURO 2008, indem sie so viele Polizeikraefte wie moeglich zur Verfuegung stellen. Das Deeskalationstraining soll helfen, Konflikte bei der groessten Sportveranstaltung der Schweiz zu entschaerfen. (KEYSTONE/Gaetan Bally)

SCHWEIZ POLIZEI DEESKALATIONSTRAINING

Two police officers, left and right, wearing orange vests, arrest another police officer impersonating a resisting football supporter, center, during a de-escalation training of various cantonal police corps in Eiken in the canton of Aargau, Switzerland, pictured on April 16, 2008. The Swiss police corps support the football UEFA EURO 2008 in Switzerland and Austria by sending as many police officers as possible to the Swiss host cities. The de-escalation training should help to alleviate supporter clashes and conflicts at the biggest sporting event in Switzerland. (KEYSTONE/Gaetan Bally) Zwei Schweizer Polizisten verhaften einen Mann, der Widerstand leistet, aufgenommen an einem Deeskalationstraining verschiedener Schweizer Polizeikorps am 16. April 2008 in Eiken, Schweiz. Die Schweizer Polizeikorps unterstuetzen die Fussball UEFA EURO 2008, indem sie so viele Polizeikraefte wie moeglich zur Verfuegung stellen. Das Deeskalationstraining soll helfen, Konflikte bei der groessten Sportveranstaltung der Schweiz zu entschaerfen. (KEYSTONE/Gaetan Bally)

SCHWEIZ POLIZEI LUZERN

Shoulder flap of a Lucerne-based police officer during a de-escalation training of various cantonal police corps in Eiken in the canton of Aargau, Switzerland, pictured on April 16, 2008. The Swiss police corps support the football UEFA EURO 2008 in Switzerland and Austria by sending as many police officers as possible to the Swiss host cities. The de-escalation training should help to alleviate supporter clashes and conflicts at the biggest sporting event in Switzerland. (KEYSTONE/Gaetan Bally) Schulterpatten eines Luzerner Polizisten, aufgenommen an einem Deeskalationstraining verschiedener Schweizer Polizeikorps am 16. April 2008 in Eiken, Schweiz. Die Schweizer Polizeikorps unterstuetzen die Fussball UEFA EURO 2008, indem sie so viele Polizeikraefte wie moeglich zur Verfuegung stellen. Das Deeskalationstraining soll helfen, Konflikte bei der groessten Sportveranstaltung der Schweiz zu entschaerfen. (KEYSTONE/Gaetan Bally)

SCHWEIZ POLIZEI DEESKALATIONSTRAINING

Equipment belt of a Swiss police officer with a radio set, a club, a pocket knife, handcuffs and protection gloves, pictured at a briefing during a de-escalation training of various cantonal police corps in Eiken in the canton of Aargau, Switzerland, on April 16, 2008. The Swiss police corps support the football UEFA EURO 2008 in Switzerland and Austria by sending as many police officers as possible to the Swiss host cities. The de-escalation training should help to alleviate supporter clashes and conflicts at the biggest sporting event in Switzerland. (KEYSTONE/Gaetan Bally) Einsatzguertel eines Schweizer Polizisten mit Funkgeraet, Schlagstock, Taschenmesser, Handschellentasche und Schutzhandschuhen, aufgenommen an einer Einsatzbesprechung an einem Deeskalationstraining verschiedener Schweizer Polizeikorps am 16. April 2008 in Eiken, Schweiz. Die Schweizer Polizeikorps unterstuetzen die Fussball UEFA EURO 2008, indem sie so viele Polizeikraefte wie moeglich zur Verfuegung stellen. Das Deeskalationstraining soll helfen, Konflikte bei der groessten Sportveranstaltung der Schweiz zu entschaerfen. (KEYSTONE/Gaetan Bally)

SCHWEIZ POLIZEI MARTIN JAEGGI

Martin Jaeggi, center, project manager security of the UEFA EURO 2008, discusses with a police officer, left, during a de-escalation training of various cantonal police corps in Eiken in the canton of Aargau, Switzerland, pictured on April 16, 2008. The Swiss police corps support the football UEFA EURO 2008 in Switzerland and Austria by sending as many police officers as possible to the Swiss host cities. The de-escalation training should help to alleviate supporter clashes and conflicts at the biggest sporting event in Switzerland. (KEYSTONE/Gaetan Bally) Martin Jaeggi, Projektleiter Sicherheit der EURO 08, spricht an einem Deeskalationstraining verschiedener Schweizer Polizeikorps am 16. April 2008 in Eiken, Schweiz, mit einem Polizisten. Die Schweizer Polizeikorps unterstuetzen die Fussball UEFA EURO 2008, indem sie so viele Polizeikraefte wie moeglich zur Verfuegung stellen. Das Deeskalationstraining soll helfen, Konflikte bei der groessten Sportveranstaltung der Schweiz zu entschaerfen. (KEYSTONE/Gaetan Bally)

SCHWEIZ POLIZEI DEESKALATIONSTRAINING

Swiss police officers listen to an instructor at the concluding briefing during a de-escalation training of various cantonal police corps in Eiken in the canton of Aargau, Switzerland, pictured on April 16, 2008. The Swiss police corps support the football UEFA EURO 2008 in Switzerland and Austria by sending as many police officers as possible to the Swiss host cities. The de-escalation training should help to alleviate supporter clashes and conflicts at the biggest sporting event in Switzerland. (KEYSTONE/Gaetan Bally) Die Teilnehmer eines Deeskalationstrainings verschiedener Schweizer Polizeikorps hoeren am 16. April 2008 in Eiken, Schweiz, im einem Kreis aufgestellt der Schlussbesprechung des Uebungsleiters zu. Die Schweizer Polizeikorps unterstuetzen die Fussball UEFA EURO 2008, indem sie so viele Polizeikraefte wie moeglich zur Verfuegung stellen. Das Deeskalationstraining soll helfen, Konflikte bei der groessten Sportveranstaltung der Schweiz zu entschaerfen. (KEYSTONE/Gaetan Bally)

SCHWEIZ POLIZEI PELOTON INTERVENTION

The insignia of a member of the "Pelotons d'Intervention de la Gendarmerie Nationale", a French special police force subject to the Ministery of Defense, pictured at a briefing during a de-escalation training of various cantonal police corps in Eiken in the canton of Aargau, Switzerland, on April 16, 2008. The Swiss police corps support the football UEFA EURO 2008 in Switzerland and Austria by sending as many police officers as possible to the Swiss host cities. The de-escalation training should help to alleviate supporter clashes and conflicts at the biggest sporting event in Switzerland. (KEYSTONE/Gaetan Bally) Rangabzeichen eines Angehoerigen der "Pelotons d'Intervention de la Gendarmerie Nationale", einer dem franzoesischen Verteidigungsministerium unterstellten Polizeieinheit, aufgenommen an einem Deeskalationstraining verschiedener Schweizer Polizeikorps am 16. April 2008 in Eiken, Schweiz. Die Schweizer Polizeikorps unterstuetzen die Fussball UEFA EURO 2008, indem sie so viele Polizeikraefte wie moeglich zur Verfuegung stellen. Das Deeskalationstraining soll helfen, Konflikte bei der groessten Sportveranstaltung der Schweiz zu entschaerfen. (KEYSTONE/Gaetan Bally)

SCHWEIZ POLIZEI BASELLAND

Shoulder flaps of a Basel-Country-based police officer during a de-escalation training of various cantonal police corps in Eiken in the canton of Aargau, Switzerland, pictured on April 16, 2008. The Swiss police corps support the football UEFA EURO 2008 in Switzerland and Austria by sending as many police officers as possible to the Swiss host cities. The de-escalation training should help to alleviate supporter clashes and conflicts at the biggest sporting event in Switzerland. (KEYSTONE/Gaetan Bally) Schulterpatten eines Polizisten aus dem Kanton Baselland, aufgenommen an einem Deeskalationstraining verschiedener Schweizer Polizeikorps am 16. April 2008 in Eiken, Schweiz. Die Schweizer Polizeikorps unterstuetzen die Fussball UEFA EURO 2008, indem sie so viele Polizeikraefte wie moeglich zur Verfuegung stellen. Das Deeskalationstraining soll helfen, Konflikte bei der groessten Sportveranstaltung der Schweiz zu entschaerfen. (KEYSTONE/Gaetan Bally)

SCHWEIZ POLIZEI DEESKALATIONSTRAINING

A female police officer listens to an instructor during a de-escalation training of various cantonal police corps in Eiken in the canton of Aargau, Switzerland, pictured on April 16, 2008. The Swiss police corps support the football UEFA EURO 2008 in Switzerland and Austria by sending as many police officers as possible to the Swiss host cities. The de-escalation training should help to alleviate supporter clashes and conflicts at the biggest sporting event in Switzerland. (KEYSTONE/Gaetan Bally) Eine Polizistin hoert an einem Deeskalationstraining verschiedener Schweizer Polizeikorps am 16. April 2008 in Eiken, Schweiz, dem Instruktor zu. Die Schweizer Polizeikorps unterstuetzen die Fussball UEFA EURO 2008, indem sie so viele Polizeikraefte wie moeglich zur Verfuegung stellen. Das Deeskalationstraining soll helfen, Konflikte bei der groessten Sportveranstaltung der Schweiz zu entschaerfen. (KEYSTONE/Gaetan Bally)

SCHWEIZ POLIZEI BASEL

Shoulder flaps and insignia of a Basel-based cantonal police officer during a de-escalation training of various cantonal police corps in Eiken in the canton of Aargau, Switzerland, pictured on April 16, 2008. The Swiss police corps support the football UEFA EURO 2008 in Switzerland and Austria by sending as many police officers as possible to the Swiss host cities. The de-escalation training should help to alleviate supporter clashes and conflicts at the biggest sporting event in Switzerland. (KEYSTONE/Gaetan Bally) Schulterpatten und Abzeichen eines Stadtbasler Kantonspolizisten im Rang eines Oberleutnants, aufgenommen an einem Deeskalationstraining verschiedener Schweizer Polizeikorps am 16. April 2008 in Eiken, Schweiz. Die Schweizer Polizeikorps unterstuetzen die Fussball UEFA EURO 2008, indem sie so viele Polizeikraefte wie moeglich zur Verfuegung stellen. Das Deeskalationstraining soll helfen, Konflikte bei der groessten Sportveranstaltung der Schweiz zu entschaerfen. (KEYSTONE/Gaetan Bally)

SCHWEIZ POLIZEI DIENSTWAFFE

A police officer's duty weapon, a SIG Sauer P226 pistol with a sticker of the cantonal emblem of Basel on the magazine, during a de-escalation training of various cantonal police corps in Eiken in the canton of Aargau, Switzerland, pictured on April 16, 2008. The Swiss police corps support the football UEFA EURO 2008 in Switzerland and Austria by sending as many police officers as possible to the Swiss host cities. The de-escalation training should help to alleviate supporter clashes and conflicts at the biggest sporting event in Switzerland. (KEYSTONE/Gaetan Bally) Pistole eines Kantonspolizisten, Typ SIG Sauer P226 mit Kantonswappenaufkleber von Basel-Stadt auf dem Magazinboden, aufgenommen an einem Deeskalationstraining verschiedener Schweizer Polizeikorps am 16. April 2008 in Eiken, Schweiz. Die Schweizer Polizeikorps unterstuetzen die Fussball UEFA EURO 2008, indem sie so viele Polizeikraefte wie moeglich zur Verfuegung stellen. Das Deeskalationstraining soll helfen, Konflikte bei der groessten Sportveranstaltung der Schweiz zu entschaerfen. (KEYSTONE/Gaetan Bally)

SCHWEIZ POLIZEI DEESKALATIONSTRAINING

A Swiss police officer, front left, wearing an orange vest, discusses with another police officer impersonating an enraged football supporter, right, wearing a red football dress, during a de-escalation training of various cantonal police corps in Eiken in the canton of Aargau, Switzerland, pictured on April 16, 2008. The Swiss police corps support the football UEFA EURO 2008 in Switzerland and Austria by sending as many police officers as possible to the Swiss host cities. The de-escalation training should help to alleviate supporter clashes and conflicts at the biggest sporting event in Switzerland. (KEYSTONE/Gaetan Bally) Ein Schweizer Polizist diskutiert an einem Deeskalationstraining verschiedener Schweizer Polizeikorps am 16. April 2008 in Eiken, Schweiz, mit einem aufgebrachten Fussballfan. Die Schweizer Polizeikorps unterstuetzen die Fussball UEFA EURO 2008, indem sie so viele Polizeikraefte wie moeglich zur Verfuegung stellen. Das Deeskalationstraining soll helfen, Konflikte bei der groessten Sportveranstaltung der Schweiz zu entschaerfen. (KEYSTONE/Gaetan Bally)

SCHWEIZ POLIZEI DEESKALATIONSTRAINING

Two police officers, left and right, wearing orange vests, arrest another police officer impersonating a resisting football supporter during a de-escalation training of various cantonal police corps in Eiken in the canton of Aargau, Switzerland, pictured on April 16, 2008. The Swiss police corps support the football UEFA EURO 2008 in Switzerland and Austria by sending as many police officers as possible to the Swiss host cities. The de-escalation training should help to alleviate supporter clashes and conflicts at the biggest sporting event in Switzerland. (KEYSTONE/Gaetan Bally) Zwei Schweizer Polizisten verhaften an einem Deeskalationstraining verschiedener Schweizer Polizeikorps, am 16. April 2008 in Eiken, Schweiz, einen Mann, der Widerstand leistet. Die Schweizer Polizeikorps unterstuetzen die Fussball UEFA EURO 2008, indem sie so viele Polizeikraefte wie moeglich zur Verfuegung stellen. Das Deeskalationstraining soll helfen, Konflikte bei der groessten Sportveranstaltung der Schweiz zu entschaerfen. (KEYSTONE/Gaetan Bally)

CHINA SCHWIMMEN TEAM SCHWEIZ

epa01316326 Magdalena Brunner and Ariane Schneider of Switzerland pratice for the Olympic Games Synchronized Swimming Qualification at the National Aquatics Centre in Beijing, China, 16 April 2008. EPA/OLIVER WEIKEN

AEGYPTEN FUSSBALL FRAUEN

Members of Wadi Degla's female soccer team, which has 30 professional players and on top of the female national league with 12 Egyptian female teams competing across the country, warm up during one of four weekly training sessions at the club's ground in Cairo, Egypt Monday, April 14, 2008. Women's sports are on the increase across the Middle East and while it's still rare for women's sports teams to play publicly in some more conservative countries, it has become more common in countries like Egypt and the United Arab Emirates with some countries promoting sports for girls and women as a way to promote health. (AP Photo/Jason Larkin)

AEGYPTEN FUSSBALL FRAUEN

A member of Wadi Degla's female soccer team, which has 30 professional players and on top of the female national league with 12 Egyptian female teams competing across the country, practices control skills during one of four weekly training sessions at the club's ground in Cairo, Egypt Monday, April 14, 2008. Women's sports are on the increase across the Middle East and while it's still rare for women's sports teams to play publicly in some more conservative countries, it has become more common in countries like Egypt and the United Arab Emirates with some countries promoting sports for girls and women as a way to promote health. (AP Photo/Jason Larkin)

AEGYPTEN FUSSBALL FRAUEN

Head Coach Mohammed Kamal, rear left, talks to the Wadi Degla female soccer team, which has 30 professional players and on top of the female national league with 12 Egyptian female teams competing across the country, ahead of one of four weekly training sessions at the club's ground in Cairo, Egypt Monday, April 14, 2008. Women's sports are on the increase across the Middle East and while it's still rare for women's sports teams to play publicly in some more conservative countries, it has become more common in countries like Egypt and the United Arab Emirates with some countries promoting sports for girls and women as a way to promote health. (AP Photo/Jason Larkin)

AEGYPTEN FUSSBALL FRAUEN

Two members of Wadi Degla female soccer team, which has 30 professional players and on top of the female national league with 12 Egyptian female teams competing across the country, practice during one of four weekly training sessions at the club's ground in Cairo, Egypt Monday, April 14, 2008. Women's sports are on the increase across the Middle East and while it's still rare for women's sports teams to play publicly in some more conservative countries, it has become more common in countries like Egypt and the United Arab Emirates with some countries promoting sports for girls and women as a way to promote health. (AP Photo/Jason Larkin)

AEGYPTEN FUSSBALL FRAUEN

Head Coach Mohammed Kamal, center directs members of the Wadi Degla female soccer team, which has 30 professional players and on top of the female national league with 12 Egyptian female teams competing across the country, during one of four weekly training sessions at the club's ground in Cairo, Egypt Monday, April 14, 2008. Women's sports are on the increase across the Middle East and while it's still rare for women's sports teams to play publicly in some more conservative countries, it has become more common in countries like Egypt and the United Arab Emirates with some countries promoting sports for girls and women as a way to promote health. (AP Photo/Jason Larkin)

INDIEN FEUERWEHR

Fire fighter personnel of Bhopal Municipal Corporation showing their skills in a mock fire drill and rescue operations to observe National Fire Services Day, in Bhopa, Indial on 14 April 2008. Fire Services Day observed on April 14 to pay homage and tribute to the 66 fire-fighters who sacrificed their lives in the Bombay Dock fire in 1944. EPA/SANJEEV GUPTA

PORTUGAL MOTORRAD GP ESTORIL

Spain's 250cc motorcycle rider Alex Debon of Lotus Aprilia team clears a corner during the first free practice to Sunday's Motorcycle Grand Prix of Portugal, in Estoril, Portugal, Friday, April 11, 2008. (KEYSTONE/Alessandro della Valle)

PORTUGAL MOTORRAD GP ESTORIL

Spain's 250cc motorcycle rider Alvaro Bautista of Mapfre Aspar team clears a corner during the first free practice to Sunday's Motorcycle Grand Prix of Portugal, in Estoril, Portugal, Friday, April 11, 2008. (KEYSTONE/Alessandro della Valle)

PORTUGAL MOTORRAD GP ESTORIL

Spain's 250cc motorcycle rider Alvaro Bautista of Mapfre Aspar team clears a corner during the first free practice to Sunday's Motorcycle Grand Prix of Portugal, in Estoril, Portugal, Friday, April 11, 2008. (KEYSTONE/Alessandro della Valle)

PORTUGAL MOTORRAD GP ESTORIL

Swiss 250cc motorcycle rider Thomas Luethi of Emmi Caffe - Latte team, clears a corner during the first free practice to Sunday's Motorcycle Grand Prix of Portugal, in Estoril, Portugal, Friday, April 11, 2008. (KEYSTONE/Photopress/Alessandro della Valle)

PORTUGAL MOTORRAD GP ESTORIL

Swiss 250cc motorcycle rider Thomas Luethi of Emmi Caffe - Latte team, clears a corner during the first free practice to Sunday's Motorcycle Grand Prix of Portugal, in Estoril, Portugal, Friday, April 11, 2008. (KEYSTONE/Photopress/Alessandro della Valle)

PORTUGAL MOTORRAD GP ESTORIL

Swiss 250cc motorcycle rider Thomas Luethi of Emmi Caffe - Latte team, clears a corner during the first free practice to Sunday's Motorcycle Grand Prix of Portugal, in Estoril, Portugal, Friday, April 11, 2008. (KEYSTONE/Photopress/Alessandro della Valle)

PORTUGAL MOTORRAD GP ESTORIL

Swiss 250cc motorcycle rider Thomas Luethi of Emmi Caffe - Latte team, clears a corner during the first free practice to Sunday's Motorcycle Grand Prix of Portugal, in Estoril, Portugal, Friday, April 11, 2008. (KEYSTONE/Photopress/Alessandro della Valle)

PORTUGAL MOTORRAD GP ESTORIL

Swiss 250cc motorcycle rider Thomas Luethi of Emmi Caffe - Latte team fixes his knee sliders moments prior to the first free practice to Sunday's Motorcycle Grand Prix of Portugal, in Estoril, Portugal, Friday, April 11, 2008. (KEYSTONE/Photopress/Alessandro della Valle)

PORTUGAL MOTORRAD GP ESTORIL

Swiss 250cc motorcycle rider Thomas Luethi of Emmi Caffe - Latte team, speeds up during the first free practice to Sunday's Motorcycle Grand Prix of Portugal, in Estoril, Portugal, Friday, April 11, 2008. (KEYSTONE/Photopress/Alessandro della Valle)

PORTUGAL MOTORRAD GP ESTORIL

Swiss 250cc motorcycle rider Thomas Luethi of Emmi Caffe - Latte team, clears a corner trailing Japan's Hiroshi Aoyama of Red Bull KTM, during the first free practice to Sunday's Motorcycle Grand Prix of Portugal, in Estoril, Portugal, Friday, April 11, 2008. (KEYSTONE/Photopress/Alessandro della Valle)

PORTUGAL MOTORRAD GP ESTORIL

German 125cc motorcycle rider Stefan Bradl of Grizzly Gas Kiefer team, left, is helped into his rain jacket, by his father, former motorcycle racer Helmut Bradl, prior to the first free practice to Sunday's Motorcycle Grand Prix of Portugal, in Estoril, Portugal, Friday, April 11, 2008. (KEYSTONE/Alessandro della Valle)

PORTUGAL MOTORRAD GP ESTORIL

German 125cc motorcycle rider Stefan Bradl of Grizzly Gas Kiefer team, left, next to his father, former motorcycle racer Helmut Bradl, prepares for the first free practice to Sunday's Motorcycle Grand Prix of Portugal, in Estoril, Portugal, Friday, April 11, 2008. (KEYSTONE/Alessandro della Valle)

PORTUGAL MOTORRAD GP ESTORIL

German 125cc motorcycle rider Stefan Bradl of Grizzly Gas Kiefer team, left, next to his father, former motorcycle racer Helmut Bradl, prepares for the first free practice to Sunday's Motorcycle Grand Prix of Portugal, in Estoril, Portugal, Friday, April 11, 2008. (KEYSTONE/Alessandro della Valle)

PORTUGAL MOTORRAD GP ESTORIL

German 125cc motorcycle rider Stefan Bradl of Grizzly Gas Kiefer team clears a corner during the first free practice to Sunday's Motorcycle Grand Prix of Portugal, in Estoril, Portugal, Friday, April 11, 2008. (KEYSTONE/Alessandro della Valle)

PORTUGAL MOTORRAD GP ESTORIL

Swiss 125cc motorcycle rider Dominique Aegerter of AJO Motorsport clears a corner during the first free practice to Sunday's Motorcycle Grand Prix of Portugal, in Estoril, Portugal, Friday, April 11, 2008. (KEYSTONE/Alessandro della Valle)

PORTUGAL MOTORRAD GP ESTORIL

German 125cc motorcycle rider Sandro Cortese of Emmi - Caffe Latte team clears a corner during the first free practice to Sunday's Motorcycle Grand Prix of Portugal, in Estoril, Portugal, Friday, April 11, 2008. (KEYSTONE/Photopress/Alessandro della Valle)

PORTUGAL MOTORRAD GP ESTORIL

Swiss 125cc motorcycle rider Dominique Aegerter of AJO Motorsport clears a corner during the first free practice to Sunday's Motorcycle Grand Prix of Portugal, in Estoril, Portugal, Friday, April 11, 2008. (KEYSTONE/Alessandro della Valle)

PORTUGAL MOTORRAD GP ESTORIL

Swiss 125cc motorcycle rider Dominique Aegerter of AJO Motorsport clears a corner during the first free practice to Sunday's Motorcycle Grand Prix of Portugal, in Estoril, Portugal, Friday, April 11, 2008. (KEYSTONE/Alessandro della Valle)

PORTUGAL MOTORRAD GP ESTORIL

German 125cc motorcycle rider Sandro Cortese of Emmi - Caffe Latte team clears a corner during the first free practice to Sunday's Motorcycle Grand Prix of Portugal, in Estoril, Portugal, Friday, April 11, 2008. (KEYSTONE/Photopress/Alessandro della Valle)

PORTUGAL MOTORRAD GP ESTORIL

British 125cc motorcycle rider Bradley Smith of Polaris World team clears a corner during the first free practice to Sunday's Motorcycle Grand Prix of Portugal, in Estoril, Portugal, Friday, April 11, 2008. (KEYSTONE/Alessandro della Valle)

EISHOCKEY TEAM SCHWEIZ

Der Schweizer Eishockey Nationalspieler Roman Wick beim Krafttraining am Donnerstag, 10. April 2008, im Fitnesscenter Charlie in Winterthur als Vorbereitung fuer das Freundschaftslaenderspiel von morgen Freitag gegen die Tschechische Republik in der Eishalle Deutweg in Winterthur. (KEYSTONE/Eddy Risch)

EISHOCKEY TEAM SCHWEIZ

Der Schweizer Eishockey Nationalspieler Roman Wick beim Krafttraining am Donnerstag, 10. April 2008, im Fitnesscenter Charlie in Winterthur als Vorbereitung fuer das Freundschaftslaenderspiel von morgen Freitag gegen die Tschechische Republik in der Eishalle Deutweg in Winterthur. (KEYSTONE/Eddy Risch)

EISHOCKEY TEAM SCHWEIZ

Der Schweizer Eishockey Nationalspieler Patrick Von Gunten beim Krafttraining am Donnerstag, 10. April 2008, im Fitnesscenter Charlie in Winterthur als Vorbereitung fuer das Freundschaftslaenderspiel von morgen Freitag gegen die Tschechische Republik in der Eishalle Deutweg in Winterthur. (KEYSTONE/Eddy Risch)

EISHOCKEY TEAM SCHWEIZ

Der Schweizer Eishockey Nationalspieler Patrick Von Gunten beim Krafttraining am Donnerstag, 10. April 2008, im Fitnesscenter Charlie in Winterthur als Vorbereitung fuer das Freundschaftslaenderspiel von morgen Freitag gegen die Tschechische Republik in der Eishalle Deutweg in Winterthur. (KEYSTONE/Eddy Risch)

EISHOCKEY TEAM SCHWEIZ

Der Schweizer Eishockey Nationalspieler Julien Sprunger beim Krafttraining am Donnerstag, 10. April 2008, im Fitnesscenter Charlie in Winterthur als Vorbereitung fuer das Freundschaftslaenderspiel von morgen Freitag gegen die Tschechische Republik in der Eishalle Deutweg in Winterthur. (KEYSTONE/Eddy Risch)

EISHOCKEY TEAM SCHWEIZ

Der Schweizer Eishockey Nationalspieler Ivo Ruethemann beim Krafttraining am Donnerstag, 10. April 2008, im Fitnesscenter Charlie in Winterthur als Vorbereitung fuer das Freundschaftslaenderspiel von morgen Freitag gegen die Tschechische Republik in der Eishalle Deutweg in Winterthur. (KEYSTONE/Eddy Risch)

EISHOCKEY TEAM SCHWEIZ

Der Schweizer Eishockey Nationalspieler Ivo Ruethemann beim Krafttraining am Donnerstag, 10. April 2008, im Fitnesscenter Charlie in Winterthur als Vorbereitung fuer das Freundschaftslaenderspiel von morgen Freitag gegen die Tschechische Republik in der Eishalle Deutweg in Winterthur. (KEYSTONE/Eddy Risch)

EISHOCKEY TEAM SCHWEIZ

Der Schweizer Eishockey Nationalspieler Ronnie Rueeger beim Krafttraining am Donnerstag, 10. April 2008, im Fitnesscenter Charlie in Winterthur als Vorbereitung fuer das Freundschaftslaenderspiel von morgen Freitag gegen die Tschechische Republik in der Eishalle Deutweg in Winterthur. (KEYSTONE/Eddy Risch)

EISHOCKEY TEAM SCHWEIZ

Der Schweizer Eishockey Nationalspieler Kevin Romy beim Krafttraining am Donnerstag, 10. April 2008, im Fitnesscenter Charlie in Winterthur als Vorbereitung fuer das Freundschaftslaenderspiel von morgen Freitag gegen die Tschechische Republik in der Eishalle Deutweg in Winterthur. (KEYSTONE/Eddy Risch)

EISHOCKEY TEAM SCHWEIZ

Der Schweizer Eishockey Nationalspieler Marc Reichert beim Krafttraining am Donnerstag, 10. April 2008, im Fitnesscenter Charlie in Winterthur als Vorbereitung fuer das Freundschaftslaenderspiel von morgen Freitag gegen die Tschechische Republik in der Eishalle Deutweg in Winterthur. (KEYSTONE/Eddy Risch)

EISHOCKEY TEAM SCHWEIZ

Der Schweizer Eishockey Nationalspieler Michael Ngoy beim Krafttraining am Donnerstag, 10. April 2008, im Fitnesscenter Charlie in Winterthur als Vorbereitung fuer das Freundschaftslaenderspiel von morgen Freitag gegen die Tschechische Republik in der Eishalle Deutweg in Winterthur. (KEYSTONE/Eddy Risch)

EISHOCKEY TEAM SCHWEIZ

Der Schweizer Eishockey Nationalspieler Daniel Manzato, Mitte, beim Krafttraining, zusammen mit Martin Pluess, links, Andres Ambuehl, 2.v.r., und Nati-Coach Ralph Krueger, rechts, am Donnerstag, 10. April 2008, im Fitnesscenter Charlie in Winterthur als Vorbereitung fuer das Freundschaftslaenderspiel von morgen Freitag gegen die Tschechische Republik in der Eishalle Deutweg in Winterthur. (KEYSTONE/Eddy Risch)

EISHOCKEY TEAM SCHWEIZ

Der Schweizer Eishockey Nationalspieler Romano Lemm beim Krafttraining am Donnerstag, 10. April 2008, im Fitnesscenter Charlie in Winterthur als Vorbereitung fuer das Freundschaftslaenderspiel von morgen Freitag gegen die Tschechische Republik in der Eishalle Deutweg in Winterthur. (KEYSTONE/Eddy Risch)

EISHOCKEY TEAM SCHWEIZ

Der Schweizer Eishockey Nationalcoach Ralph Krueger beim Krafttraining am Donnerstag, 10. April 2008, im Fitnesscenter Charlie in Winterthur als Vorbereitung fuer das Freundschaftslaenderspiel von morgen Freitag gegen die Tschechische Republik in der Eishalle Deutweg in Winterthur. (KEYSTONE/Eddy Risch)

EISHOCKEY TEAM SCHWEIZ

Der Schweizer Eishockey Nationalspieler Sandy Jeannin beim Krafttraining am Donnerstag, 10. April 2008, im Fitnesscenter Charlie in Winterthur als Vorbereitung fuer das Freundschaftslaenderspiel von morgen Freitag gegen die Tschechische Republik in der Eishalle Deutweg in Winterthur. (KEYSTONE/Eddy Risch)

EISHOCKEY TEAM SCHWEIZ

Der Schweizer Eishockey Nationalspieler Philippe Furrer beim Krafttraining am Donnerstag, 10. April 2008, im Fitnesscenter Charlie in Winterthur als Vorbereitung fuer das Freundschaftslaenderspiel von morgen Freitag gegen die Tschechische Republik in der Eishalle Deutweg in Winterthur. (KEYSTONE/Eddy Risch)