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Saada Ahmed at the Raise Up for Somalia event in NY. Everyone came out.
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Raise up for Somalia
Lomography Film of the Day - Fuji Velvia 120 ISO 100
Pretty red lomo
Take action
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SUBMISSION: 100 pomegranate seeds, organized neatly.
My continued obssession with pomegranates
Shala turns up the heat in this beautiful gown for her editorial Island In the Sun, in VOGUE Japan’s January 2012 issue. Styling by Aurora Sansone. Photography by Tommy Ton.
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Gorgeous chiffon
These red shoes
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I really do.
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Phiona Mutesi is a Ugandan chess player. She is not certain when she was born, although FIDE has estimated it to be 1993. She grew up in the Ugandan slum of Katwe, where as of 2011 fifty percent of teen girls are mothers; when Phiona was about three her father died of AIDS and shortly after her older sister Juliet died of an unknown cause.
When Phiona was about nine, and had already dropped out of school as her family could not afford to send her, she found a chess program run by the Sports Outreach Institute, which taught her how to play chess.
As of 2011 she is a three-time Women’s Junior Champion of Uganda. She played on board 2 for Uganda at the Chess Olympiad (Women) (2010). Furthermore, she is the youngest person ever to win the African chess championship.
2011 Mozambique Fashion Week
Designer: Kobus Dippenaar
Photo Credit: Simon Deiner/SDR Photo
Pretty
