#global
I guess I’ll die endlessly curious about other people’s basketball habits.
All photos taken with some kind of smartphone, during the last couple of years.
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Locations:
1. Venice beach, Los Angeles, USA.
2. Kolonos, Athens, Greece.
3. Calle Amargura, Havana, Cuba.
4. Merenwijk, Leiden, Netherlands.
5. Danao City, Cebu, Philippines.
6. Kenting National Park, Taiwan.
7. Faliro, Attiki, Greece.
8. Sabang, Cebu, Philippines.
9. Kapalua, Maui, Hawaii, USA.
10. Looc, Cebu, Philippines.
Kylie Minogue has fought hard to throw off accusations that she’s little more than a cardboard pop star manufactured by a label. And given her international fame, it’s safe to say she’s come out on top. Kylie is the recipient of scores of awards, including an Order of the British Empire, and she’s become a worldwide musical icon, particularly for the gay community. After a breast cancer diagnosis in 2005, Minogue pursued aggressive treatment and pushed herself right back on stage. She’s not the kind of lady to let a few rogue cells get her down.
Tell your friend she’s got a little Kylie Minogue in her. Reblog now to give her a little push.
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Donald Trump’s global friends, frenemies, and enemies: a cheat sheet.
(photo credit: Jim Bourg / Getty / Chones / Dn Br / Shutterstock / Zak Bickel / The Atlantic)
Global Ummah, Muslims around the World -
Muslims of Iceland
There are 875 people registered with the official Muslim organisations in Iceland (as of 2015), making up aprox. 0.27% of the population. Some estimations say that there are up to 1,200 Muslims living in Iceland, but since there are vast rural areas not all can frequent the very few mosques/organizations in the countries more populated areas.Fun Fact: Due to the geographical location of the country, fasting during Ramadan can last up to 22+ hours a day depending on the year.
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