Attention!!! Photo Pulitzer Prize Winners (the Associated Press journalists)

The following photos are taken from the BBC, Ironchef's World and the TIME Light Box web-sites.

WARNING!
This gallery contains pictures some readers might find disturbing.

1. Rodrigo Abd

In 2011 Abd covered the revolution in Libya and in 2012 the conflict in Syria. This photo shows a woman named Aida cries as she recovers from severe injuries after the Syrian army shelled her house in Idlib, northern Syria, March 10, 2012. Aida's husband and two children were killed in the attack.

The mono performance "Why do the footprints not stay?"

Have you ever been on the mono performance? I haven't.. But last Saturday I went to the Russian Drama Theater and was really impressed by the mono performance based on the works of Chinghiz Aitmatov called "Why do the footprints not stay?" Really.... Why?..

the image from www.facebook.com

Cinema theaters in Osh are restoring after 20 years of omission

If Hollywood produces approximately 150 movies a year, for the citizens of Osh city in Kyrgyzstan a revive of old cinema theaters is a big happiness!

Cinemas in Osh city come to life after a long period of inactivity. Although the scale displays have not reached the level of the Soviet era, the citizens are hoping that going to the movies will again become a tradition.

the image from www.kloop.kg

In 1965 local authorities opened the first large cinema in Osh city . It was designed for 600 people and its name is "Kyrgyzstan".

WOW! The world's messiest festivals (from The Telegraph)

As you already noticed, I often visit The Telegraph's web-site. I find there a lot of recent information about world news and one of the latest photo reports was about the world's national festivals and going-crazy events! Here are the best photos of that I've chosen for your attention:

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As Holi celebrations get under way – one of the most colourful and exuberant festivals you will find anywhere – we round up more of the world’s messiest festivals.

Woman Receives Diploma After Waiting 88 Years

Talk about procrastinating on a homework assignment.

An Ohio resident finally received her high school diploma 88 years after completing all but one requirement.

Photo from http://www.mountvernonnews.com/local/13/03/14/article?id=1