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Taken by Eric Jenkins, Westbrook Maine.
Nestled within a field of Painted Daisy, this blossom's pedels were burnt with colors of maroon red and orange. Making this blossom a stunning focus among a field of beauty.
Saint Mary's standout Logan Johnson began his college career at Cincinnati, playing for Mick Cronin.
Now, Johnson is shooting to end his former coach's season when the fifth-seeded Gaels (26-7) square off against Cronin's UCLA squad on Saturday night in the second round of the East Regional at Portland, Ore.
UCLA is a 3.0-point favorite at PointsBet, where the Bruins have been backed by 74 percent of the spread-line money while St. Mary's has drawn 57 percent of the total bets. The Gaels are the popular moneyline bet, with 81 percent of the bets and 94 percent of the money at +130.
Johnson stood out with 20 points, six rebounds and three assists as Saint Mary's hammered 12th-seeded Indiana 82-53 in Thursday's opening round.
The fourth-seeded Bruins (26-7) needed a game-ending 15-4 surge to escape with a 57-53 win over 13th-seeded Akron.
Johnson played his freshman campaign for the Bearcats, and then Cronin departed for UCLA following the 2018-19 season. Johnson, who is from the San Francisco Bay Area, decided to transfer closer to home and chose the Moraga-based Gaels.
"It would be a cool experience, I think," Johnson said of playing against Cronin. "I've been at Saint Mary's for three years now, so everything's different. I've enjoyed the whole process of getting better offensively and helping my offensive game grow."
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The MEDays Forum 2025, held from 26 to 29 November in Tangier under the High Patronage of His Majesty King Mohammed VI, concluded with resounding success, reaffirming its position as one of the leading strategic platforms of the Global South. This 17th edition brought together more than 8,500 participants, over 300 speakers, and representatives from 120 countries, including several Heads of State and Government.
Set against a backdrop of major geopolitical shifts, MEDays 2025 offered a unique space for high-level dialogue, forward-looking proposals, and concrete solutions. Discussions focused on Africa’s economic resilience, energy transition, global security, investment trends, and the emergence of a more assertive South shaping global governance.
A standout feature of this year’s Forum was the strong international support reaffirmed for Morocco’s sovereignty over its Sahara, following the historic adoption of UN Security Council Resolution 2797. Many leaders also paid tribute to the 50th anniversary of the Green March and celebrated this diplomatic milestone.
The Forum further distinguished itself through its impactful outputs: high-level policy recommendations, strategic partnerships, new economic opportunities, and a strengthened network of global decision-makers.
MEDays 2025 once again demonstrated its role as a bridge-builder and catalyst for action, amplifying Tangier’s global influence and Morocco’s leadership on the international stage.
The great man is he who in the midst of the crowd keeps with perfect sweetness the independence of solitude
-Ralph Waldo Emerson
1. Storm front... Newark Delaware, 2. Untitled, 3. floating home, 4. [58/365] Winding down, 5. needle and thread, 6. Abstract, 7. Nick Carter 2-BSB concert, 8. Time Tunnel, 9. garden, 10. Tokyo Train Station, 11. Argaka Sun Set Lodge View, 12. Au coeur du cirque de Mafate, 13. Au coeur du cirque de Mafate, 14. Luminous , 15. Let there be light, 16. Come on, baby!
After living in my apartment for three years, I finally got around to decorating my office. Those are three 16x24 MPIX standouts I had made for my photos show in Baltimore last month. They are three of my favorite photos from last year. I have some smaller standouts for sale if anyone is interested.
Shot in the local garden handheld canon 85mm
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