The Africa-America Institute Names New President and CEO, Sets New Strategic Direction for Organization

The Africa-America Institute Names New President and CEO, Sets New Strategic Direction for Organization

See more news releases in: Education , Personnel Announcements , Not For Profit The Africa-America Institute Names New President and CEO, Sets New Strategic Direction for Organization NEW YORK, Oct. 1,…

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Being a social media executive might be at the bottom of the food chain, but with the immense amount of workload they may go through handling multiple accounts day in day out, you are most likely to come across social media executives who have nightmares about their “real-time” jobs.

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A restaurant in Los Angeles is offering a 5 percent discount to diners willing to hand over their handset for the duration of the meal. The owner says he wants people to connect again (with the person sitting opposite them rather than with someone in another part of the country).

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The world’s most prestigious wildlife photography competition, Veolia Environnement Wildlife Photographer of the Year, has revealed the winning images from this year’s competition.

The moment by Bridgena Barnard (Nationality - South Africa, Country of Residence - South Africa). Category: Behaviour: Mammals - Winner.

“Today, as it’s Christmas Day, we’ll photograph a cheetah kill”, Bridgena announced to her family. They promptly fell about laughing. They had, after all, spent five days watching a trio of cheetahs in South Africa’s Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park without seeing any activity. But Bridgena had discovered that the cheetah brothers had a favourite watch-out dune and a routine. By driving out at dawn to the spot, she hoped to be in position before rather than after any hunt. It was a good call. The cheetahs were positioned up on the dune, only the tops of their heads visible. When a trail of springbok passed by below, the brothers ignored the adults. But the moment a young springbok appeared, they sprinted after it, one heading it off, one tripping it up and the third making the kill. Within ten seconds it was over. The cheetahs had their meal and Bridgena had a phenomenal shot.

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thebigcatblog: The world’s most prestigious wildlife photography competition, Veolia Environnement Wildlife Photographer of the Year, has revealed the winning images from this year’s competition. The moment by Bridgena Barnard (Nationality - South Africa, Country of Residence - South Africa). Category: Behaviour: Mammals - Winner. “Today, as it’s Christmas Day, we’ll photograph a cheetah kill”, Bridgena announced to her family. They promptly fell about laughing. They had, after all, spent five days watching a trio of cheetahs in South Africa’s Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park without seeing any activity. But Bridgena had discovered that the cheetah brothers had a favourite watch-out dune and a routine. By driving out at dawn to the spot, she hoped to be in position before rather than after any hunt. It was a good call. The cheetahs were positioned up on the dune, only the tops of their heads visible. When a trail of springbok passed by below, the brothers ignored the adults. But the moment a young springbok appeared, they sprinted after it, one heading it off, one tripping it up and the third making the kill. Within ten seconds it was over. The cheetahs had their meal and Bridgena had a phenomenal shot. Related articles Briton mauled by ‘tame’ cheetahs in South Africa (guardian.co.uk) The Secret to Cheetahs’ Speedy Stride Found (livescience.com) Cheetahs Surrender Kill to Pack of Hungry Hyenas (wildlifestyl.wordpress.com) Woman Gets Mauled By Cheetahs, Husband Takes Photos Of Attack Instead Of Helping Her (radaronline.com) Moment that ‘tame’ cheetahs mauled Scots holidaymaker (scotsman.com) GRAPHIC PHOTO: Woman Mauled By Cheetahs As Husband Photographs Attack (huffingtonpost.com) SAfrica: Man photographs cheetahs attacking wife (sacbee.com) Terrifying moment Brit Violet D’Mello mauled by CHEETAHS on holiday in South Africa’s Kragga Kamma game park (thesun.co.uk) Twin cheetahs arrive at Denver Zoo (kdvr.com) High-res