A 10-Year-Old Knight Leads Her Friends on a Fantastical Adventure

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Today’s businesses list e-mail as one of the top tools utilized in order to run their day-to-day operations. It’s just as valuable, if not more so, than the telephone and has become an expected means of communication between a company, their clients, customers, and employees. With that in mind, the idea of that system going down becomes an unacceptable notion. Because of the critical role e-mail p

After 25 years as a wildlife photographer, and having always wished to see and photograph a wild elephant birth, my dream finally came true whilst on a safari in Botswana with Stoney & Jan Edwards and their son Tom last December. The poignant moment was made so much more exciting by the fact that we had great light for photography, the elephant chose to drop her baby right in front of us in open c

Sharna and I recently returned from our inaugural Polar Bear safari to the polar bear capital of the world, Churchill, Manitoba, Canada. What a spectacular and dramatic event this turned out to be, with a particularly memorable finale we could all have done without when our lodgings, the Northern Nights Lodge, burned to the ground on our final (thank goodness) night in Churchill! More about that l

Microsoft on Tuesday, released its largest ever batch of security patches to fix a record 49 vulnerabilities in Internet Explorer, Windows and other software.The Internet Explorer patch is aimed at fixing as many as twelve vulnerabilities. Due to the risk of zero-click drive-by download attacks, the company is suggesting Windows users to apply this patch immediately. The IE versions 7 and 8 runnin

Well, we all know that the Maasai Mara in Kenya is something special during the wildebeest migration each year during August - October, but we recently ran a great Big Cats safari in early March, and the place was really alive with these usually elusive animals. How about 8 different leopards in a week? What about a great cheetah chase and kill? How about 27 lions before breakfast? Yep, we had the

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