நண்பன் (Good Friend): April 2013

Pictures that cause the most intense emotions, touch a nerve and touched to tears. Sometimes the picture is more than just another moment in the life of a person. Sometimes even a single random shot can tell a lot or cause the strongest emotions. Each shot, as his story touched to the core. These photos tell about the past, learn a lot about this and stop immediately for the future.

Loyalty

Mary McHugh mourns her slain fiance, Sergeant James Regan. "Sector 60" - a new area of ??a large cemetery in Washington - was the last refuge of hundreds of U.S. soldiers killed in Iraq and Afghanistan. John Moore. 24 more images after the break...

Thanks

Picture of a man giving his shoes homeless in Rio de Janeiro. The girl began to cry.

True friendship

Hugs Lion Jupiter and Anna Torres, founder of the animal shelter. Columbia.

Hope Springs Eternal

So cry heroes

Dignity

The strength of the human spirit

Faithful companion

Dog on the grave of his master.

Unforgettable moment of happiness

Power of Justice

Last

WWII veteran sitting on a bench, waiting, hoping to see friends from his unit.

Companion in misfortune

Rhythm

My father is 29, I - 2 weeks.

I'm 29, my son - 2 weeks.

Death of a Hero

Funeral dog who saved thousands of lives during the terrorist attacks in Mumbai in 1993, found 3 tons of explosives.

Meeting with his father

Meeting of generations

These values

Boy saves her cat during a flood.

Twin soul

Willpower

36 years Aimee Mullins managed much - she made her modeling career, active in films, has set two world records in running and long jump and won an honorable place in the list of the 50 most beautiful people in the world according to People. All this would seem natural for a single-minded active young women, if not for the fact that Amy has no legs.

36 years Aimee Mullins was born with fibular hemimelia (missing fibula bones) and, as a result, had both of her legs amputated below the knee when she was one year old. A graduate of Parkland High School in Allentown and Georgetown University in Washington, D.C., she took up sports and acting at an early stage.

Also while at Georgetown, Mullins won a place on the Foreign Affairs internship program, working at The Pentagon. She also makes appearances as a speaker on topics of body, identity, design, and innovation.

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