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Einstein is curious about this snowman friend. When he bites his carrot nose the snowman starts to shake and dance. Einstein the parrot loves to dance and quickly follows the snowman's lead! They really put on a show together as they do the twist! Einstein the parrot gets really fancy when he shows the snowman he can dance on one foot! Einstein, you can really cut a rug!

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Russian police have detained more than 3,000 people in a crackdown on protests in support of jailed opposition leader Alexei Navalny, monitors say. Tens of thousands of people defied a heavy police presence to join some of the largest rallies against President Vladimir Putin in years. In Moscow, riot police were seen beating and dragging away protesters. Mr Navalny, President Putin's most high-profile critic, called for protests after his arrest last Sunday. He was detained after he flew back to Moscow from Berlin, where he had been recovering from a near-fatal nerve agent attack in Russia last August. On his return, he was immediately taken into custody and found guilty of violating parole conditions. He says it is a trumped-up case designed to silence him. Who is Russia's vociferous Putin critic? 'Let him go!' - Navalny activists defy bitter cold OVD Info, an independent NGO that monitors rallies, said about 3,100 people had been detained, more than 1,200 of them in Moscow alone. The Kremlin has not commented. Protester: 'I'm tired of being afraid' The unauthorised demonstrations were held in about 100 cities and towns from Russia's Far East and Siberia to Moscow and St Petersburg. Protesters ranged from teenage students to elderly people who demanded Mr Navalny's release. At least 40,000 people joined a rally in central Moscow, Reuters news agency estimated. But Russia's interior ministry put the number of protesters at 4,000. Observers say the scale of the demonstrations across the country was unprecedented while the protest in the capital was the largest in almost a decade.

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Dog ecstatic after waking up to a yard full of snow Thor is over the moon happy that it snowed! Nothing better than some snow zoomies!

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