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All The Little Children by Jo Furniss
Publisher: Lake Union Publishing
When a family camping trip takes a dark turn, how far will one mother go to keep her family safe?
Struggling with working-mother guilt, Marlene Greene hopes a camping trip in the forest will provide quality time with her three young children—until they see fires in the distance, columns of smoke distorting the sweeping view. Overnight, all communication with the outside world is lost.
Knowing something terrible has happened, Marlene suspects that the isolation of the remote campsite is all that's protecting her family. But the arrival of a lost boy reveals they are not alone in the woods, and as the unfolding disaster ravages the land, more youngsters seek refuge under her wing. The lives of her own children aren't the only ones at stake.
When their sanctuary is threatened, Marlene faces the mother of all dilemmas: Should she save her own kids or try to save them all?
Finding herself, her children and assorted in-laws, survivors of a terrorist attack that has wiped out most of England, Marlene Greene must figure out not only what's happened, but how to get through it. She's an astute businesswoman, completely used to making tough decisions, but harboring a healthy dose of guilt and resentment over being a working parent and sole breadwinner leads her to question herself and impacts her relationships.
Add to all that, a healthy mistrust of contact with others and an initial willingness to leave strangers, even children, to their own fate, and Ms. Greene comes across as a somewhat unlikeable character. But even as I saw her flaws, it wasn't without casting an eye on my own parental thought processes, and once I found myself snorting at the quote below, I related to her in a whole new way.
I'd read once that it's nigh on impossible to catch a falling child, but I could hardly stand back and let the kid plummet to his death. It would make the next PTA meeting most awkward.
Fortunately, Jo Furniss offers further redemption in All The Little Children, touching on feelings that I'm sure all parents have felt at some point in their lives. And even in the midst of beating herself up for what she's done, or is about to do, we watch Marlene evolve. While trying to unravel the mystery of what happened, and why the world is responding the way it is, she learns to survive. She goes from someone unwilling to take on even a single lone "Lost Boy", to taking charge of an untrusting gaggle of schoolboys. The ending, while I found it a little unsatisfying (because I have a love/hate relationship with cliffhangers!), made perfect sense and marked a complete 180 for our reluctant hero.
All in all, for a debut novel, this was a good read. Jo Furniss' character development was impressive, not just for the main character, but for almost all secondary characters, who all finished in places we would not have expected. It's a reasonably quick read, and although the genre isn't one I'd normally be attracted to, there's enough sub-genre stuff to satisfy most. I would definitely recommend.
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Praised by the Seattle Times as "Simply marvelous" and Taiwan's Liberty Times for "astonishingly capturing the spirit of the music," violinist Tien-Hsin Cindy Wu enjoys a versatile career as a soloist, chamber musician, and educator throughout North and South America, Europe and Asia.
Spotlighted by Marie Claire Taiwan's 2004 September issue "Young Power", Cindy has been featured as a soloist with orchestras such as the National Symphony Orchestra of Taiwan, the Odessa Philharmonic Orchestra, and the Russian State Symphony Orchestra. Renowned artists with whom she has collaborated in concerts include Yefim Bronfman, Gary Graffman, Lynn Harrell, Leila Josefowicz, Kim Kashkashian, Ani and Ida Kavafian, Cho-Liang Lin, Anthony Marwood, Midori, Thomas Quasthoff, Yuja Wang, and members of the Alban Berg, Brentano, Cleveland, Emerson, Guarneri, Miró, and Tokyo string quartets. She frequently performs at the world's most prominent venues such as the Kennedy Center, Library of Congress, Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center, Metropolitan Museum of Art, Deutsches Theater München, the National Concert Hall of Taiwan, and festivals such as Bridgehampton Chamber Music Festival, Great Lakes Chamber Music Festival, La Jolla Summerfest, Mainly Mozart, the Marlboro Music Festival, and Santa Fe Chamber Music Festival. She has also collaborated as a guest violist with Dover, Formosa, Johannes, Orion, and Shanghai quartets.
Cindy is a recipient of many awards including the Milka Violin Artist Prize from the Curtis Institute of Music, and third prize at the International Violin Competition of David Oistrakh. She taught violin, chamber music, and string pedagogy at the Thornton School of Music of the University of Southern California from 2010 to 2015, and has coached chamber music at the Encore School for Strings and Hotchkiss Summer Portals. She is currently the Artist in Residence and Artistic Partner of the Da Camera Society in Los Angeles, and the Associate Director of New Asia Chamber Music Society.
Outside of the classical style, Cindy also explores collaborations with artists of other genres and innovative visions. Some of which include album, "Bach in Los Angeles" with German electric bassist Jacques Bono, performance with contemporary American musicians Jeremy Kittel and singer Aoife O'Donovan, and multiple recording projects for Spanish film composer Arturo Cardelús.
Cindy's teachers include Dorothy DeLay, Victor Danchenko, Midori Goto, Hyo Kang, Ida Kavafian, and Steven Tenenbom. She plays on a 1734 Domenico Montagnana violin, 1918 Stefano Scarampella violin, and a 2015 Stanley Kiernoziak viola.
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Шарлевѝл-Мезиѐр (, ) е град в североизточна Франция, административен център на департамента Арден и окръг Шарлевил-Мезиер в регион Гранд Ест. Населението му е около 46 000 души (2018).

Разположен е на 148 метра надморска височина в югозападния край на Ардените, на бреговете на река Мьоз и на 10 километра западно от границата с Белгия. Градът е създаден през 1966 година със сливането на Мезиер (основан през 899 година) и Шарлевил (основан през 1606 година от Карло I Гонзага, чието име носи).

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 Артюр Рембо (1854 – 1891), поет
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In the last few weeks and months, discussions have been going on about surveillance, federal trojans as well as mandatory backdoors. Some initiatives have received harsh criticism. These discussions cast bad light on Germany as a good operating base for security solutions. Germany has to remain the country with the highest privacy and data protection standards.
Shortly before a conference held in Leipzig between the state ministers of the interior in Germany, reports on the website Redaktionsnetzwerk Deutschland (RND, source in German) emerged which suggested that the minister Thomas de Maizière intends to make a push towards enabling "spying on privately owned vehicles, computers and Smart-TVs". The reports referenced an initiative of the Department of Justice, which broadened the catalog of surveillance measures available to law enforcement in Germany. It was agreed on on June 22nd. According to this initiative, surveillance measures for "information technology systems" may be put in place against a suspect in a criminal case. This addendum became known and was heavily discussed in Germany as "Quellen TKÜ" (which translates roughly to "surveillance of telecommunications at the source"). The manner in which the measures were added by parliament, however was heavily criticized by the former German Federal Data Protection Officer Peter Schaar as well as other officials. It was also claimed that plans were made for a total mass surveillance of citizens and concerns were expressed about the measures being unconstitutional. The report on RND was interpreted in a way, which could also be understood as "plans that force manufacturers to implement backdoors in their products" in order to enable law enforcement to access certain information.
Johannes Dimroth, spokesman to the German Ministry of the Interior, issued a statement in a video on Twitter, in which he points out that this discussion is based on a misunderstanding. The subject of the conference was neither the access to computers or smartphones, nor a broadening of the range of measures available to law enforcement. He made it clear that the intention of the Ministry of the Interior is not to introduce mandatory backdoors.
For years, G DATA has been standing for a "No Backdoor" policy – and we have no intention of changing anything about this. On that note, discussions about backdoors for use by the state is by no means new. The information revealed by Edward Snowden as well as the Vault7 documents are an impressive demonstration which makes it clear that in some countries, authorities already have the capabilities to spy and eavesdrop on individuals with little or no serious external control. During the Vault7 leak, some tools were made public, which were promptly adapted by criminals. For instance, the "Eternalblue" exploit on which Wannacry was built, originates from a tool collection of a US intelligence agency. This example serves to emphasize how dangerous those activities are: the tools cannot be kept secret and under wraps indefinitely. If they fall into the wrong hands, criminals get our most private and sensitive data served on a silver platter. It is only a matter of time before a "federal backdoor" is discovered - and criminals will have no qualms making use of such knowledge.
So far, initiatives from the German Department of Justice as well as the Ministry of the Interior have yet to provide a conclusive set of arguments on how to implement their ideas without compromising the security of the entire ecosystem of IT security and privacy. Declarations of intent are by no means sufficient. Without a set of transparent guidelines, discussions like this will lead to uncertainty and a loss of trust. The potential benefits (even of worthwhile measures) and negative side effects are very disproportionate.
What the discussion at the conference really revolved around is the topic of how to ensure that law enforcement has the technical means to execute a warrant once it was issued by a judge. In practice, warrants often cannot be executed due to the presence of safety systems, both in vehicles as well as residential buildings. Minister de Maizière also denied the allegations about backdoors during a press briefing after the conference. "There never was such a suggestion made by me. […] Law enforcement needs be able to do technically what it is allowed to do legally." He further stated that suitable measures are currently being evaluated.
There is a lot of tension and controversy between a desire to "maintain the authorities' effectiveness and capability to act" and asking the question "to what extent and under which circumstances may privacy be invaded?" (see comment section of the tweet mentioned above).
What is important, though, is not your position on this subject. The important thing is to look at the effects that such a discussion about surveillance and "Federal Trojans" have. The prime concern behind the discussion is that effective security measures are to be weakened by law. With this in mind, the RND report has left many people wondering both inside as well as outside of Germany. This report was not the first of its kind. Discussions in Germany about accessing encrypted data, broadening the use of video surveillance as well as face recognition technologies are followed very closely by people in other countries. The most prominent example would be Edward Snowden, who states that there is a "wave of illiberal thinking" when even places like Germany want to enforce backdoors to enable covert surveillance. Norbert Pohlmann of the "eco" Association of the Internet Industry also sees the danger of a loss of trust in digital technologies. "The mere discussion of new surveillance measure weakens the users' trust in internet-based technologies and inflicts a lot of damage on Germany's online commerce."
We have received requests for comments on this topic both from concerned customers as well as journalists from Poland, Italy and other European countries. It seems that Germany is starting to lose its image of being a country with the strictest data protection and pricacy laws and standards, which has consequences for G DATA as well as the entire security industry.
Ever since the discussion about a Federal Trojan we have committed ourselves to a "no backdoor guarantee". Almost from the beginning, G Data has also been involved very heavily in the TeleTrusT-Initiative "IT-Security Made in Germany" (ITSMIG) and agreed to meet their very strict criteria. More than 170 companies have joined the ITSMIG initiative since. The current discussion about softening up security measures have negative consequences on the entire IT security industry and beyond. Who wants to buy a new Smart TV when you have to fear that it might turn into an Orwellian Telescreen? The discussion will also harm the acceptance for connected cars, if drivers and travelers worry about all of their data being transmitted.
We would like to further back our committment with our "My data remains in Europe" campaign. This campaign is to assure all of our customers, that we treat all sensitive data with the utmost care and treat them according to Germany's strict laws. For G DATA, protecting privacy is at least as important as protecting PCs and networks. However, in light of the discussion about softening up protective measures, the promise that G DATA makes, suddenly takes on a menacing twist in the eyes of some customers. We would like to emphasize that there is no basis in facts to this.
We trust and hope that the new government will work to clear up the misunderstanding also work to uphold Germany's reputation for having the strictest legislation in the world in terms of privacy and data protection. We also hope that the new government will also reject any efforts to weaken security standards.


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According to reports in the Chronicle Live, Newcastle United manager Rafa Benitez will have been alerted to the news that Manchester United defender Luke Shaw, who is reportedly earning £80,000-a-week, is unhappy with life at Old Trafford after an interesting weekend.
The 22-year-old made a rare start at left-back against Brighton and Hove Albion in the quarter-finals of the FA Cup with Ashley Young often preferred there in recent weeks, but he was taken off at half-time by manager Jose Mourinho with the Portuguese boss publicly criticising him post-match.
Now, the England international could be looking for a way out this summer following the latest incident, with the Magpies one of the clubs that were interested in taking him on loan during the January transfer window, before Mourinho opted to keep Shaw.
Benitez would likely see a long-term future for him at St James' Park with Paul Dummett a solid but unspectacular full-back for them right now, but they certainly won't be the only Premier League club taking a look.
Meanwhile, West Ham United manager David Moyes will also be starting to plan for the future if the Irons secure their top flight status for another year – even if the fans are starting to lose patience with him – and he may well target his defence as a priority given they have conceded 57 goals in 30 league matches this term – only 19th-placed Stoke City have let in more.
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Chef John Folse to Prepare World's Largest Gumbo at 2018 Walk-On's Independence Bowl
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Featured photo: The Walk-On's Independence Bowl logo adorns the field at Independence Stadium in Shreveport. Photo downloaded from the Walk-On's Independence Bowl Facebook page.
The Walk-On's Independence Bowl is probably not on most folks's list of must-attend culinary events in Shreveport-Bossier. And that is understandable, since (admittedly delicious) corn dogs and nachos are likely the food items most closely associated with attending a college football bowl game. But the 2018 Walk-On's Independence Bowl, which will kick-off at 12:30 p.m. on Thursday, Dec. 27, will include one of the coolest-sounding food events that's come to my attention in 10 years of writing about food and drink in Shreveport-Bossier.
Chef John Folse will attempt to set the Guinness World Record for the largest pot of gumbo ever cooked. The attempt will take place during the 2018 Walk-On's Independence Bowl. Photo courtesy of www.revolutionnola.com.
During the Coca-Cola Fan Fest taking place outside of Independence Stadium prior to kick-off, Chef John Folse, one of the best-known chefs and culinary personalities in Louisiana, will attempt to set the world record for the largest single pot of gumbo ever prepared. The Coca-Cola Fan Fest will take place, 9 a.m.-12 p.m., on the midway outside of Independence Stadium.
The gumbo is expected to weigh approximately 6,500 pounds and, from what I've heard, an enormous gumbo pot is being fabricated especially for the purpose of making it. My biggest question is how on earth anyone could stir a roux for a 6,500-pound gumbo. My arm gets tired stirring 16 ounces of roux.
"Chef John Folse and his gumbo will be the centerpiece of the Coca-Cola Fan Fest," said Erik Evenson, director of media and community relations for the Walk-On's Independence Bowl. "We'll be attempting to break the world record."
The best part? After the gumbo has been certified as the world's largest, the public can purchase bowls for $5 each. All proceeds will benefit the Fisher House Foundation, a not-for-profit that builds accommodations for veterans at military and VA medical centers around the world.
Everything about this is just incredibly cool and good for not only the Walk-On's Independence Bowl, but also Shreveport-Bossier as a whole. In the future, when someone asks me if it's possible to get a good bowl of gumbo in Shreveport-Bossier (it is, for Pete's sake, see Marilynn's Place, Orlandeaux's Cafe, Cajun & Creole Cafe, Herby-K's and others), I can respond by citing the fact that Chef John Folse himself prepared the world's largest pot of gumbo right here.
Hats off to the folks who put this together. It ought to make this year's Walk-On's Independence Bowl an unforgettable day. Tickets to the game are $30-$50 and are available now. Admission to the Coca-Cola Fan Fest is included with the purchase of Walk-On's Independence Bowl tickets.
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Early Origins of the Halberg family
The surname Halberg was first found in Bavaria, where the name was anciently associated with the tribal conflicts of the area. They declared allegiances to many nobles and princes of early history, lending their influence in struggles for power and status within the region. They branched into many houses, and their contributions were sought by many leaders in their search for power.
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F Halberg, aged 25, who arrived in New York, NY in 1847 [1]
Hulda Halberg, aged 11, who landed in New York, NY in 1869 [1]
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Her record includes four years as a Jackson County prosecutor fighting crime, a decade as a Southern Illinois University law professor teaching young legal minds and participation in the Illinois Reform Commission, which aimed to restore ethics and trust in government.
As Lieutenant Governor, Simon is the second highest executive officer in Illinois, and her mission is to make government more accountable, accessible and transparent for the taxpayers of Illinois.
She acts as the Governor's point person on education reform and is leading efforts to increase college completion, inspire ethical government, protect our military bases from closure, improve services in rural areas, advocate for women and keep our waterways clean and safe.
In her first year in office, Simon conducted a fact-finding tour of the state's 48 community colleges to highlight the role they play in increasing the state's college completion rate. Simon wants 60 percent of working-age adults to hold meaningful college degrees or certificates by 2025, up from 41 percent today.
To accomplish that goal, Simon helped craft legislation during her second year in office that will establish the state's first math curriculum for middle and high school students. The new curriculum aims to better prepare students for college and career math and reduce expensive and time-consuming remedial math needs at colleges and universities.
Simon is also advocating for Illinois to establish College Choice Reports. The online consumer reports would help students make better choices after high school, by making it easier to comparison-shop among the state's private, public and independent colleges and universities.
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On the ethics front, Simon is setting a higher standard of ethical leadership by releasing detailed financial profiles of herself and her senior staff each year so the public can see if any potential conflicts of interest exist. This allows her to lead by example as she works to overhaul the state's financial disclosure laws for public officials, their high-ranking employees and candidates for office.
To protect taxpayers, Simon advocated for the elimination of political scholarships, found budget-neutral ways to increase funding for sexual assault and domestic violence centers, and is working to create an income tax receipt so taxpayers know where their dollars are spent. Simon and Governor Quinn are the only constitutional officers to cut their own budgets by at least 9 percent in Fiscal Year 2013, putting Simon's budget request the lowest since 1996.
Simon graduated from Georgetown University's law school in 1987. Instead of choosing to work at a large corporate law firm, she chose to serve clients without financial resources at Land of Lincoln Legal Assistance. She advocated there for people facing domestic violence, discrimination and loss of housing.
Simon then prosecuted DUI and domestic violence cases as an Assistant State's Attorney in Jackson County. Four years later, she helped launch the Southern Illinois School of Law's domestic violence clinic while also teaching legal writing as part of the faculty. The domestic violence clinic continues to serve clients and train law students, and a second location is operating in Champaign today.
For Simon, serving the community also means political participation. As a Carbondale City Council member, she was a conservative steward of the city's budget and consistently advocated for open, ethical government. Her record on ethics made her a natural choice for Governor Quinn's Illinois Reform Commission, which helped pass the first campaign contribution limits under Illinois law.
Family has been and continues to be an important part of Simon's life. Her parents, the late Paul and Jeanne Simon, served in the Illinois House together, and were a lifelong team of public servants. Her father, Paul, is remembered across the state for his honesty and integrity in public service.
Simon and her husband, Perry, were married in 1987, and they have two daughters, Reilly and Brennan. Perry teaches at John A. Logan Community College in Carterville, Illinois. Filling out their extended family are the members of Simon's band, Loose Gravel, with whom she has performed the banjo and bassoon for more than 10 years.
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Ariel Dorfman's thrilling play Purgatorio, starring Dawid Minnaar and Terry Norton, comes to the Baxter after its premiere at the National Arts Festival, Grahamstown.
From the Press Release: "Following its premiere at the National Arts Festival in Grahamstown, from 30 June to 2 July, Ariel Dorfman's riveting play Purgatorio, starring two of South Africa's top actors, comes to Flipside at the Baxter from 7 to 30 July. Clare Stopford directs well-known theatre, television and film actors Dawid Minnaar and Terry Norton in a thrilling two-hander which deals with a Man and a Woman groping for understanding, forgiveness and redemption. Hypnotic and mesmerising, their fates are bound together by a horrific past, and freedom depends on their willingness to sacrifice themselves. As their identities unfold in the drama, it emerges that they are each other's interrogators, searching for mercy and repentance in this re-imagined follow-up to the ancient Greek myth of Jason and Medea. Ariel Dorfman, an acclaimed novelist, playwright, poet, essayist, journalist and political commentator, well-known for works such as Death and the Maiden (for which he won an Olivier Award), Reader and Widows, is extremely excited about his play being staged in South Africa. "It is a country that has been through so much pain and struggle against deception as much as it has against oppression. I think it will take on a deeper meaning with Cape Town audiences and artists," said Dorfman.About Purgatorio he explains, "I had been wondering for a long time about the terrible things we humans do to one another, and how – indeed if – there can be some sort of reparation. I particularly loved the challenge of writing a piece that transpires in the landscape of the mutual mind, meaning that what we are seeing is the place where two souls meet and fight and discover they will always be lonely and, simultaneously, that they will always have the other close by, waiting, twinned for eternity. It can be seen as a poetic enquiry into the themes of forgiveness and retribution." Last year Dorfman attended a performed reading of Purgatorio at the Baxter Theatre Centre when he was in South Africa to deliver the prestigious Eighth Nelson Mandela Annual Lecture. Time magazine has named him a "literary grandmaster" and Newsweek called him "one of the greatest living Latin American novelists". The Guardian and Seattle Post Intelligencer have described his work as "fascinating, brilliant, elegantly funny yet dramatically intelligent." He is a Chilean citizen who was forced into exile in the USA after the 1973 coup that overthrew Allende and currently is a professor at Duke University in North Carolina. Dawid Minnaar and Terry Norton tackle the complex and powerful roles of the Man and Woman in Purgatorio with great skill. Minnaar is well-known for his roles in popular soapies such as SABC 2's 7de Laan (in the role of Leon de Lange) and M-net's Binneland Sub Judice (as Dr Franz Basson). Terry Norton was recently seen in the hit movie Spud and is also well-known for her roles as Trish Greeff on Egoli: Place of Gold and Lucille Spencer in the SABC 2 drama series Erfsondes. She has also starred in the mini-series Land of Thirst and has won Fleur du Cap Best Actress awards for A Doll's House, Beautiful Thing and The Great Outdoors. The creative team comprises the award-winning Patrick Curtis as lighting designer, Leo Senekal as set designer and Kai Losgott as videographer. This riveting drama will leave audiences questioning whether trust and redemption are really possible after violence and betrayal and it is not recommended for children under the age of 11. Booking for Purgatorio is through Computicket on 083 915 8000, on-line at www.computicket.co.za or at any Shoprite Checkers outlet. Ticket prices for the Baxter season from 7 to 30 July range from R100 to R130. "
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Clemson Women's Basketball
Second quarter run not enough as No. 3 Louisville routs Lady Tigers
By Brandon Stockdale
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CLEMSON -- The last two games for Amanda Butler's Clemson Tigers (14-8, 5-4 ACC) have been tough as they have played two top ten teams in NC State and Notre Dame. The final top-ranked hurdle came in a 76-44 loss to No. 3 Louisville (21-1, 8-1 ACC) on Saturday afternoon.
Clemson jumped out to a quick 4-0 lead energizing the crowd, but once Louisville got rolling, they were tough to stop, putting together a 16-0 run for a 16-4 lead early.
Kobi Thornton and Chyna Cotton were able to end Clemson's scoring drought, which lasted nearly five minutes. The Tigers were able to get within ten points at the end of the first quarter, down 20-10.
Simone Westbrook and Destiny Thomas were a key part of the Tigers' run in an action-packed second quarter as they pulled the Tigers within one point. Louisville withstood Clemson's punches as the Tigers could never grab the lead trailing 35-27 at halftime.
After a good second quarter, it appeared as if Butler's squad was starting to play their game and could challenge one of the best teams in the country, but the second half didn't go as planned as the Cardinals finally took over in Littlejohn.
"This was a great opportunity for us to get better, but we've got to move on to the next one," said head coach Amanda Butler. "February's huge for teams with postseason aspirations so we want to improve a little bit every single day."
Louisville came out of the locker room with lots of energy, after two quick layups Coach Butler was forced to call an early timeout down 39-27. Costly turnovers from the Tigers also aided Jeff Waltz's squad throughout the contest.
The Cards took advantage of another scoring drought from Clemson as they could not get anything to drop for an extended stretch, while Louisville added an 11-0 run and a 20 point lead heading into the final stanza as the rout was all but complete.
Clemson will hit the road to face Wake Forest on Thursday for a 7 p.m. tipoff.
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Moving on to this week's post, our last visit to the Bandipur national park has been one of our most memorable ones till date. We could not have asked for more – one evening safari we came face to face with a huge Bengal Tiger. And the very next morning we witnessed a spectacular wildlife moment – the Leopard verus Dhole (Indian Wild Dog) confrontation. But that was not all. Lady luck was smiling on us and there was more in store.
After witnessing the Leopard Vs Dhole confrontation, we decided to go to the location where we had spotted the majestic Tiger the previous evening – just in case he was still around. When we reached the spot, we slowed the Jeep to a crawl and peered into the thick lantana hoping to sight him. We were still holding our breath and keeping our fingers crossed, when suddenly Saru spotted some movement inside the lantana. Our excitement knew no bounds and with bated breath we looked closely – yes, it was another Tiger! And as we continued looking, what do we see – a tiny cub bounding up playfully. Thats when we realised that it was not the same Tiger as the previous evening, but a Tigress with her cubs. This was sheer luck, as seeing a Tiger cub in the wild is almost next to impossible.As we watched the wildlife moment of our lives unfurl, we spot another cub playfully run towards the Tigress. She looked content, having her cubs around her. And when we saw her lovingly lick one of her cubs – we held our breath and revelled in the moment. Very soon the arrival of another Jeep unsettled the cubs and they got restless. And the mother decided to move deeper into the lantana. We were a little disappointed as we thought that was it. But the Tigress, after walking about 75 feet inside the lantana, decided to change direction. She came to the edge of the Lantana, drank water from a small puddle, walked to a tree, scent marked it and started crossing the Jeep tracks. The cubs followed suit. Did I say earlier that there were two cubs – imagine our excitement when we see not 2 but 4 cubs about 6-8 months old crossing the jeep tracks, following their mother. It was a breathtaking and emotional wildlife moment for all of us.
The Tigress crossed the Jeep tracks and is walking towards the lantana on the other side in this image. EXIF – D300, 300mm f2.8 lens, handheld (beanbag supported), 300mm focal length, f2.8, 1/2000s, ISO200, -0.7EV. The Tigress is staring at us from the edge of the lantana, contemplating whether to cross the Jeep tracks; one Tiger cub is also seen, partially hidden in the tall grass in this image. EXIF – D300, 300mm f2.8 lens, handheld (beanbag supported), 300mm focal length, f2.8, 1/1000s, ISO200, +0.3EV. We were lucky to get a image of a Tiger cub through the distracting lantana using manual focus. EXIF – D300, 300mm f2.8 lens, handheld (beanbag supported), 300mm focal length, f2.8, 1/320s, ISO200, 0EV.Here's an image of the Tigress along with two cubs walking along the lantana towards us. EXIF – D300, 300mm f2.8 lens, handheld (beanbag supported), 300mm focal length, f2.8, 1/2000s, ISO200, -0.7EV. And in this final collage, you can see the four Tiger cubs crossing the Jeep tracks at about 100 feet from us. EXIF – D80, 18-200mm f3.5-f5.6 VR lens, handheld, 200mm focal length, f5.6, 1/250s, ISO200, 0EV.
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AMAZING!!! You are so lucky to be able to see these beautiful creatures in the wild like this!
yet another series of amazing images. bewitching pictures of the tiger and cubs.
splendid work as usual Thomas!!!!!!!! Just amazing…….i'm speechless!!!
wow! awesome shots. particularly like the one of the cub behind the grass.
These photos are wonderful. Thank you for letting us see what we couldn't otherwise.
I'm totally amazed by what you caught on camera..glad it was safe.
Pour moi, c'est lui le roi des animaux.
I am blown away by these tiger photos. So nicely done. My heart would have been pounding like crazy if I had been there and able to get these shots.
are the two of you so incredibly brilliant at finding great wildlife or is it just luck (and tons of it ;-).
great post and fantastic photography, have not seen tiger in the wild before. great stuff.
T & S, you have my vote.
Another great great series! I especially like the photograph of the cub through the tall grass.
Fantastic as always. My favourite has got to be the third one.
What an amazing encounter with a tigress and her cubs! Thanks for sharing your wonderful photos!
Otra espectacular coleccion de fotografias de este tigre de bengala, impresionante como van en manada.
Beautiful! I love the 3rd shot with the manual focus of the pup in the grasses. Thank you!
Absolutely glorious photographs of sucha wonderful subject.
Magnificent pictures!My cousin is wonderful!
Amazing shots of one of nature's most gorgeous creatures … mom and her babes.
Beatiful Tiger and wonderful shots.
Another magical moment and full of emotion that you are sharing!
Good luck to the Great Driving Challenge.
Thomas, if I ask nicely, will you bring me to see tigers? I am mouthing big wows here looking at your pictures! I loveeeeeeee tigers, they are the most beautiful creatures in my eyes! My dream safari! Good luck from me too, on the Great Driving Challenge.
Beautiful captures! Very nice colours and very impressive animals! Great work!
As usually, you gave us a nice documentary of life around your area!! Gorgeous shots, marvelous text and indeed marvelous observation!!!
still digging these stories of your adventures there.. that must be fun to do! aaand.. you got my vote, bro! 😀 good luck!!
Amazing shots. Wish you good luck for "Great Diving Challenge"
4 cuibs !!! that's good news !
This is a breathtaking serie !
The cubs are so cuuuuuteeeee…You did a gr8 job again! 🙂 Keep it up and yes all the best for your Challenge..
Great shots…we got similar ones, buy yours are obviously better.
Thomas: What an outstanding capture of the Tiger and the cubs. You astound as expected my freind.
Wowww… Nice pics of big cats!!!
You have done such a terrific job, great pictures that I always admire.
Sure, I 'll and have now voted for you.
Wildlife moment of a lifetime is right! Thanks so much for sharing it with all of us!
I'm glad I clicked on your post from the CC page. Wow, what spectacular photos! What awesome experiences you must be having!
Beautiful tones in tigers skin, perfect lighting.
Wonderful photos! I particularly like the one of the tiger seem through the ticket of woods. Well done!
Oh my God! What a series of photographs! Superb work my friend!! 🙂 Congrats!
WOW !!! Amazing series of captures of some magnificent animals !!
The cubs are so cute! What an opportunity to photograph mother and offspring. These are fantastic shots of some very exquisite animals.
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stunning stuff – this is the animal species top of my most want to see in my life list!
Simply amazing imagery! Fantastic shots!
So beautiful to see healthy tigers, especially cubs. I pray for their safety and long life. Good luck with the contest!
owh man, you really are lucky. Nice spots ! Wish we had such animals down here in the low lands.
Amazing shots, so beautiful and impressive work, thank you very much dear Thomas.
That light is amazing and shows off the tiger in just a stunning way! So neat to see the little cub peeking through the tall grasses!
This a STUNNING post again Thomas. You can see she is heavy with milk to feed those beautiful little cubs. What a pleaseure it always is to visit your blog.
I just read that DNA-printing of tiger poop in Bandipur has shown that there is a healthy population in the forests of Bandipur, and your pictures are a visual testimony!
I do hope that lovely pictures like this show people the magnificence of this animal and the need to preserve them and their habitat.
I pray that my grandchildren and their grandchildren will still be able to see these majestic cats in their habitat.
These photo's are stunning. What majestic creatures. You capture them so well.
You have captured their majesty! Stunning.
Magnificent and powerful! It is good you went back and hung around to get all these wonderful shots!
Those photos are absolutely amazing. That's so cool that you can go see them in the wild and get so close to them. Also, that's a crazy awesome zoom you have!
Breath-taking! I had to remember to breathe while viewing these spectacular photos, Thomas. How precious you were able to get the shots you wanted. To think there are four additions to the species in the sanctuary. Truly wonderful.
Utterly awesome, … magnificent pictures. Excellent work!
Tigers and family moving freely in natural environment.
These are, again, absolutely marvellous.
Quel animal magnifique ! Ce doit être extraordinaire de voir un tigre en liberté.
Thomas I have voted for you in "The Great Driving Challenge"
Fantastic series! Beautiful details and DOF.
Needless to say, Thomas, the two of you deserve that award and I sure do hope you get it! The things you have seen with your eyes and then have given back to us via your lens is like heaven on earth!
Wow! What a fantastic catch. This must have been gorgeous seeing them. When I was in India years ago, we tried to track down tigers for 3 days with no success.
Simply incredible animals and the colors are fantastic in these image! These are such beautiful cats! Wonderful work on these!
How privileged you must feel to get close enough to these splendid beasts to get such gorgeous images. How privileged I feel to view them!
Stunning photography. I wish. But then if I had a tiger in my backyard I would faint first and if I woke up anywhere besides the tiger's stomach, I'd become a saint.
Now there's a big cat! I see you used your full range on your zoom lens. Probably a wise decision!
Great great shots and how brave you and S are. Am simply impressed with your hobby. And thanks for the compliment on my post though they're just amateuristic, 🙂 and am still waiting for the email for confirmation. Goodluck!
A new visit to India, discovering the fantastic wildlife ! Thanks a lot for the trip. Always enjoy it !
I am always amazed by the shots you are able to get! Superb!
Stunning images, i will be voting for you!
these are such difficult shots to capture, but you did an excellent job capturing the details and tones of this animal. nicely done.
Beautiful big cats. I love to hear them purr.
Beautiful series as usual, really an amazing encounter!
Wow must be so cool to get so close to these amazing animals! Great series!
Impressive captures as usual Thomas. Have always been fascinated by the Bengal Tiger and your images of this powerful animal are nothing short of amazing. Excellent compos.
did you spot them in the nature or in a zoo?
I just voted for you on the contest…good luck with that!!
Amazing photos! The cubs are adorable!!!
Otra serie preciosa. Muy buen trabajo. Saludos.
Absolutely pricelsss photos. I thank you for these beautiful and majestic Tigers for us all to see !
I hope the babies grow up and are safe.
The sequence with the cubs is fabulous! Well done.
Wow, awesome shots, cute cubs!
Just when I think you couldn't get a better post you do..again, and again!! Your blog is a winner..and so deserve my vote!!
Love this post..awesome big cats and you caught them in their habitat..not something too many people get to see!
Your photos seem to be in movement, it is magnificent!
A wonderful opportunity photographed very well! Fine actions shots. I love the color and the sharp detail you were able to capture. The shot with the tiger barely visible was very unusual I thought. Fine work.
Another wonderful series! I think all shots are true winners! Great work.
I really felt in love with the one where the tiger is hidden by vegetation, we suddenly discover his eyes looking at us, really great.
wow! i would have never thought those big guys were cubs! fantastic.
best of luck for the driving challenge!
you have captured a really wonderful moment!
Breathtaking experience! They are just the most beautiful creatures!
okay thomas, you'll get a vote from me because you comment on my blog.
i might just get hammered by a certain other couple for that!!!
Fantastic series, I like the second one with the partially hidden staring Tigress.
Another great series. I really like the third shot peaking through the branches. Very spooky.
Thomas, An absolutely amazing encounter and you captured it well. That is one of those experiences than one savors for a lifetime.
Amazing photos and so fortunate to capture the cubs. Wonderful detail as usual.
Wow, great shots. The mother tiger looks so powerful, and the fact that she has cubs shows her gentle side, great set!
You have such a knack to capture breathtaking moments! Just awesome!
How very cool! You do get so close in your encounters! Love the cub!
wow great post of some tigers. they are so healthy and beautiful.
So impressive ! And the tiger cubs are so lovely.
124 comments, and no wonder! A wonderful story and a great set of pictures. It is really encouraging to see and read that these wonderful creatures are surviving and perhaps prospering.
125 comments! Great shots. What a majestic animal.
Simply Amazing Moment to capture in the wild!
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UAM Hires Remote Sensing and Geospatial Analysis Instructor
By Lon Tegels
College of Forestry, Agriculture and Natural Resources
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Arkansas Forest Resources Center
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Remote Sensing and Geospatial Analysis Instructor Hired
Zurquani to teach and research forests and soils.
Chose US Education over the United Kingdom
A new UAM faculty member is roaming the halls; Dr. Hamdi Zurqani started his duties as an assistant professor on July 1. He will teach remote sensing and geospatial analysis for the College of Forestry, Agriculture Natural Resources. In addition to his teaching schedule, much of his work will be providing research for the University of Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Station and Arkansas Forest Resources Center, the University of Arkansas at Monticello.
Zurqani is from Libya, in the middle of North Africa, besides Egypt and Tunisia. He received his Bachelor of Science and Master of Science degrees in 2007 and 2010, respectively, at the University of Tripoli in Libya. His masters' thesis was on Soil and Water Sciences/Pedology (Soil). His undergraduate major was Soil, Water and Science. Despite having the chance to study for a Ph.D. in the United Kingdom, Zurqani's parents encouraged him to go to the United States. At that point, he made a career pivot to study at Clemson University. Dr. Zurqani received his Ph.D. in Forest Resources there in 2019, specializing in Environmental Information Sciences and Pedology.
Dr. Zurqani is recognized for his work in remote sensing, geospatial analysis and soil science. Zurqani is the author and co-author of many peer-reviewed publications and technical publications. Zurqani says his research focuses on developing applications for new technologies in environmental information sciences (e.g., remote sensing, land evaluation, soil genesis and classification, land use management, monitoring, change detection of landscape degradation, and geographic information system models). "I look forward to my new position as an assistant professor at the UAM, and I am very excited for the upcoming school year," he says.
Zurqani married his wife, Nasrin, in 2012. They have three children: two girls, Yara, age 8 and Sama, age 6. His son, Abdu, is 5 years old. The Zurqani family arrived from South Carolina in June. A condition of the children agreeing to come to Arkansas was for the family to get a pet. The first night, the new kitten named Lolly arrived at the Zurqani household.
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Often, CO poisoning can be difficult to detect, and the victim may not realize the source of their discomfort or symptoms until it is too late. Mild cases of CO poisoning can represent as symptoms that are often mistaken for a virus or the flu. Depending on the amount of gas inhaled, signs of CO poisoning can include headaches, nausea, a decrease in visual acuity, abdomen pain, and loss of consciousness. Severe cases of poisoning can cause long-term injuries including brain damage, seizures, mental impairment, neurological deficits, comas, or even death.
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The attorneys of Tawwater Law Firm fight for the rights of the individuals who have been harmed because of others' negligence or wrongdoing. CO poisoning can have potentially debilitating consequences, and a dedicated personal injury attorney at our law firm can help seek the damages you need and deserve. We can thoroughly investigate every facet of your case using advanced technology, and if needed perform accident reconstruction, enlist the help of experts, collect the required records, and interview any witnesses to build a strong case. If you or your loved ones have been affected because of malfunctioning appliances, improper maintenance, lack of CO monitors, or other situations, we can help.
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