Images Dated 31st January 2011

1972 Munich Olympics - Womens Gymnastics

Gymnastics - 1972 Munich Olympics - Women's Balance Beam
The USSR's Olga Korbut on the way to winning the gold medal in the balance beam in the Sports Hall, Olympic Park, Munich, West Germany. During the event she became one of the first persons ever to do a backward somersault on the balance beam in competition.
At the 1972 Games the 17 year-old Korbut won gold medals in the balance beam, floor exercises, and team event, and a silver in the uneven bars. Her open display of emotion and tears, after a disastrous uneven bars routine cost her a medal in the individual competition, captivated the Munich audience and endeared her to millions watching on television

© Colorsport

View of city from Philippe le Bon Tower, Dijon, CAA´te-d'Or departement, Burgundy

View of city from Philippe le Bon Tower, Dijon, CA?te-d'Or departement, Burgundy, France

© Ivan Vdovin / AWL Images Ltd

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An Andean condor flies over the Colca canyon at the Colca valley in Arequipa

An Andean condor flies over the Colca canyon at the Colca valley in Arequipa, south of Lima, January 30, 2011. The Colca canyon, with its maximum depth of 3,386 meters (11,110 feet), is one of the deepest in the world. It is one of the most visited sites in Peru by tourists looking for condors and Andean terraces. The canyon is the natural habitat of the great Andean condor (Vultur gryphus), an endangered species that has seen worldwide effort to conserve it. REUTERS/Pilar Olivares (PERU - Tags: ENVIRONMENT ANIMALS SOCIETY) - GM1E71V0TH901