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Admiring Lake O’Hara from Opabin Prospect in Yoho National Park, Canada (by Cormac).
untitled by Ross M Jenkinson on Flickr.
Awful!! They do that to many trees in my street to keep the wire safe…a sore to the eye
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Just posted a GIF (Taken with GifBoom)
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Saudi Arabian girls will be allowed to play sport in private schools for the first time in the latest in a series of incremental changes aimed at slowly increasing women’s rights in the ultraconservative kingdom.
Saudi Arabia’s official press agency, SPA, reported on Saturday that private girls’ schools are now allowed to hold sport activities in accordance with the rules of sharia law. Students must adhere to “decent dress” codes and Saudi women teachers will be given priority in supervising the activities, according to the education ministry’s requirements.
The decision makes sport once again a stage for the push to improve women’s rights, nearly a year after two Saudi female athletes made an unprecedented appearance at the Olympics. (via Saudi Arabia to allow girls to play sport at private schools | World news | guardian.co.uk)
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JUBA - 24 hours after South Sudan declared independence from the north, spectators watch the country’s team play in its first international soccer match, at Juba football stadium, July 10th, 2011.
From Welcome to South Sudan, by Sarah Elliott
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