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WORLD IN A SNAP | Interesting images from around the world

Erupting volcano, icy river, beached whale shark

9 February

WORLD IN A SNAP | Interesting images from around the world

Tibetans in exile, beached Sperm whale, elections in India

8 February

WORLD IN A SNAP | Interesting images from around the world

Croatian ice storm, Edinburg Castle, 'Tu Bishvat'

7 February

WORLD IN A SNAP | Interesting images from around the world

Snowy garden in Japan, train derailment in India, frozen boat in Switzerland

3 February

WORLD IN A SNAP | Interesting images from around the world

Protests in Egypt continue after soccer violence

3 February

WORLD IN A SNAP | Interesting images from around the world

Cruise ship from underwater, Egyptian soccer tragedy, swimming racehorse

2 February

WORLD IN A SNAP | Interesting images from around the world

Iraqi police graduation, frozen river, icy dam

1 February
1 February

Times video by Chris Zuppa, Melissa Lyttle and Willie J. Allen Jr.

Florida, with its diverse population and sheer size, has always played an important role in presidential elections. And this year the Tampa Bay area will play an even more dynamic part as the Republican National Convention comes to Tampa in August to nominate its 2012 candidate to challenge President Barack Obama. Our Tampa Bay Times journalists have been covering candidates such as Mitt Romney, Newt Gringrich and Ron Paul for months. But in this special series of video reports, we're turning to Florida voters to find untold stories that can perhaps spark better insight into the 2012 presidential race and the state's role in it.

See the entire Red, White and Views video series.

Know a local political junkie who should be featured in this series? Have a behind-the-scenes look at someone who gives their time and money to a political cause? Let us know whom we should interview. Email us your ideas.

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From Chris Zuppa and Stephen Coddington -
 
Photographing the Space Shuttle launch
 
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Watching a space shuttle launch is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, even if it is from afar. It’s not just the moment of witnessing history unfold and feeling the rumble caused from the shuttle’s liftoff, it’s also the anticipation, the fingers-crossed feeling that the launch won’t be scrubbed and the effort to travel to Florida’s east coast wasn’t in vein. You’ll end up making wonderful memories from the entire experience of traveling, waiting and meeting the people who have come so far—as far as Australia and England in some cases. If you do make the trek to the Kennedy Space Center for the last two launches, here are a few tips on where to go for the best vantage point.
 
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