text: Humanities Literature Poems Give An Emotional Take on Veterans Day 'In Flanders Fields' and Others Touch the Soul Share Flipboard Email Print Literature Quotations Holidays & Special Days Funny Quotes Love Quotes Quotes from Movies & TV Best Sellers Classic Literature Contemporary Literature Plays & Drama Poetry Shakespeare Short Stories Children's & Young Adult Books View More by Simran Khurana Updated August 05, 2017 When emotions take over, the poet within you often emerges. These Veterans Day excerpts from poems touch the heart and soul of every patriot and will send chills down your spine. They bring the horror of war home. If you know a veteran, share these words of the poets let him or her know their devotion to country is important and appreciated. Veteran Days Poems Stephen Crane, "War Is Kind""Do not weep, babe, for war is kind.Because your father tumbles in the yellow trenches,Raged at his breast, gulped and died,Do not weep.War is kind." Philip Freneau, "On the Departure of the British From Charleston""But fame is theirs - and future daysOn pillar'd brass shall tell their praise;Shall tell -- when cold neglect is dead –'These for their country fought and bled.'" Walt Whitman, "Leaves of Grass""I saw battle-corpses, myriads of them,And the white skeletons of young men — I saw them;I saw the debris and debris of all the dead soldiers of the war;But I saw they were not as was thought;They themselves were fully at rest — they suffer'd not;The living remain'd and suffer'd — the mother suffer'd,And the wife and the child, and the musing comrade suffer'd,And the armies that remain'd suffer'd." Edgar Guest, "The Things That Make a Soldier Great""Endanger but that humble street whereon his children run,You make a soldier of the man who never bore a gun.What is it through the battle smoke the valiant soldier sees?" John McCrae, "In Flanders Fields""In Flanders fields the poppies blowBetween the crosses, row on row,That mark our place; and in the skyThe larks, still bravely singing, flyScarce heard amid the guns below." Rudyard Kipling, "Tommy""It's Tommy this, and Tommy that,And chuck him out the brute,But it's 'Savior of his Country,'When the guns begin to shoot." Siegfried Sassoon, "Aftermath""But the past is just the same -- and War's a bloody game ...Have you forgotten yet?...Look down, and swear by the slain of the War that you'll never forget." Wilfred Owen, "Anthem for Doomed Youth""What passing-bells for these who die as cattle?Only the monstrous anger of the guns.Only the stuttering rifles' rapid rattleCan patter out their hasty orisons." Li Po, "Nefarious War""In the battlefield men grapple each other and die;The horses of the vanquished utter lamentable cries to heaven,While ravens and kites peck at human entrails,Carry them up in their flight, and hang them on the branches of dead trees." Alfred, Lord Tennyson, "The Charge of the Light Brigade""Half a league, half a league,Half a league onward,All in the valley of DeathRode the six hundred.'Forward, the Light Brigade!Charge for the guns!' he said:Into the valley of DeathRode the six hundred." Elizabeth Barrett Browning, "Mother and Poet""Dead! One of them shot by the sea in the east,And one of them shot in the west by the sea.Dead! both my boys! When you sit at the feastAnd are wanting a great song for Italy free,Let none look at me!" Sophie Jewett, "Armistice""We pray the fickle flag of truceStill float deceitfully and fair;Our eyes must love its sweet abuse;This hour we will not care,Though just beyond to-morrow's gate,Arrayed and strong, the battle wait." Continue Reading


text: Source: (2006) Law & Society Review. 40(3): 623-652.South African plaintiffs are suing numerous multinational corporations under the American Alien Tort Claims Act for aiding and abetting apartheid's crimes against humanity. This article argues that Re South African Apartheid Litigation should be understood as a cosmopolitan remembering of the nation. This interpretation runs counter to theoretical and political presumptions of an inherent antagonism between cosmopolitanism and nationhood. The apparent divide between cosmopolitanism and nation-building is bridged by the concept of victimhood. Insofar as nation-building in South Africa depends upon the restoration of victims, so too is cosmopolitanism victim-centered in its commitment to prevent harm and suffering. The apartheid litigants enact the duality of cosmopolitanism: they press for justice on the basis of cosmopolitan right, yet they do so in part because of their continued marginalization in the ''new'' South Africa with respect to issues of ''truth'' and reparation. Following on the ''unfinished business'' of the South African Truth and Reconciliation Commission, the apartheid litigation illustrates the intersection of cosmopolitanism with national memory and belonging. (Author's abstract)

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This lucky slave can see what his reward is if he does a good enough job of cleaning his mistress' bare naked feet. As he runs his tongue up and down the soles of her feet her bald pussy is mere inches from his face. It's too much to resist and so he rises up to take a deep sniff and savor the incredible smell of her beautiful cunt.
This dirty blonde goddess is going to make sure her slave experiences every part of her sweaty body. Once he's had a good sniff of her naked feet she grabs a clump of his hair and yanks his face into her wet armpit and between the cheeks of her round ass. He's given a full tour of her tight body, smelling and licking all the way to please his mistress.
Princess Chanel has a tight little ass and she wants to make sure her slave loves every bit of it. She parades around in skin tight leather pants and high heeled shoes as her slave follows on his hands and knees and sniffs deeply. Chanel then forces him onto the floor so she can enjoy a well-earned rest on top of his face as he feels the pressure of her full body weight.
Sexy doctor Samantha Ryan is looking forward to treating you like dirt once she has you locked in her office. Hypnotism and humiliation is what the doctor ordered as Samantha forces you onto the floor to worship at her bare naked feet, mocking and abusing you and then pulling out a camera so she can take a photo and remember your torture forever. You deserve every bit of it.
Mistress Katja wants to know if her slave has what it takes to please her, she pulls out a ruler to compare. She begins comparing your penis and then humiliates you for having a small penis, her humiliated slave sits quietly taking her verbal abuse. This humiliation POV will have a sexy ass mistress who loves teasing you for having a tiny cock and will make you take it like a man.


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Sunday, 20 May 2012
the birth didnt go the way anyone would have hoped but i loved every minute. the mum was brave and strong, the dad was rock steady, my teacher inspiring to watch.
today two of us entered the world, one a wee tiny baby and the other was the re-invented kylie.
and no, this isnt them, i just googled the pic
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Well done on your first birth call! May there be many more.ReplyDelete
A re-invented Kylie indeed. Glad your new career is going so well.
If that's a birth pic, what happened to the baby?
hahaha you want a birth pic then?ReplyDelete
thanks nick!
Welcome to the world, oh re-invented one. I am glad that it was a positive experience for you. The first of many.ReplyDelete
thanks EC!ReplyDelete
the most wonderful part is that i didnt see the baby but just helping the family was a wonderful thing to do :)
Well, congratulations, Kylie! May all your parents be strong, brave, and rock steady.ReplyDelete
Hey there sweetie, glad you have come into your own with an enriching experience that is also your job, not too many people can honestly say that is the case !!ReplyDelete
Fee xo
Is this what's called Born Again?ReplyDelete
What a wonderful experience to be a part of a the support team.ReplyDelete
In my working days I discovered it was a great pleasure to drive on unoccupied roads in the Wee hours en route to the telephone exchange that had a problem. Except when of course when suddenly "out of the blue" an ambulance and fire engine overtake you on a backroad!
It was almost like the shock one gets when firearms are discharged without warning. Kylie being "born again" would make you a big deal in the USA!
I think everyone who is privileged to witness a birth is reborn. The birth process produces such wonder at the whole messy miracle!ReplyDelete
Happy for you but that brought back a few unpleasant pangsReplyDelete
I am so happy for you! By the way, I've only had two kids but I've learned that births NEVER go the way you want them to...just like kids NEVER do what you want them to do.ReplyDelete


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To improve education in remote regions of Nepal
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Let's forget the final score of today's Giants game. There were a couple of freak events that made it more lopsided than it really was. But even if you do that, there are two enormous problems facing the Giants this season.
First, they do not have a running game. Last week the Giants rushed for 50 yards. They only tried to run 14 times, but if you throw out the longest runs for each of their three rushers you would see they ran for 12 yards in 11 attempts. Today they managed a grand total of 23 yards on the ground on 19 attempts.
Now there are three reasons why a team can't run the ball. 1- They are facing a great rushing defense. 2- They have a terrible offensive line. 3- They have lousy running backs. I think the Giants faced a bit of #1 this week and maybe last, but #2 strikes me as a very logical explanation. The Giants running backs aren't finding any holes to run into. They are getting hit in the backfield and that is a problem without an easy answer.
Second, the pass rush is missing in action. The Giants have two sacks in two games. Mathias Kiwanuka has three tackles. Today they didn't record a sack and they pressured Peyton Manning a grand total of twice. Their secondary is weak and without a pass rush, QB's will do what Peyton did today- throw for 300 yards.
This doesn't begin to cover Eli's stupid decisions today, the breakdowns on special teams and the curious coaching calls, but I believe those are secondary issues to the two I raised. If the Giants can't fix those, it will be a very long year.


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Aunt Gwen bartended
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L. B. Mayer was really
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Kenneth Pobo has a new chapbook out from Thunderclap Press called Closer Walks. Later this year, Deadly Chaps will bring out his chapbook called Tiny Torn Maps. His work appears Stickman Review, 2River View, Word Riot, Dogzplot and elsewhere.
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I'm going to go ahead and skip the sammich this time
I'd eat it
@basturd , Yeah?
Then I'll pinch a loaf for ya!
@GrimmWilder, Please just make sure its Vegan - gluten free
That explains the hair in my last subway sandwich!!!
And a yeast infection!!!
No comment except to say no comment
Looks like things go better for Mr. Bill when he gets baked.
10/10 would fuck again!
Not the first time she's had a yeast infection.
A human and bread makes a sandwich
@the suspect nope, the Pillsbury Dough Boy
What the actual fuck is going on here?
Racist because she prefers white bread
With her bush I thought I was watching a 70s porn.. but she fucked that peace of bread without a condom she going to get a yeast infection..
I didn't order a tuna melt
I want to see a multi bread orgy.
Finally! a porn star whose dick isn't bigger than mine!
I honestly have to wonder what sort of drugs are involved in a lot of porn.
Because I think it's enough that Hunter S. Thompson would go, 'Man, can you tone it down a bit? I think you're doing too many drugs."
Veronica Flores from youtube
I actually found this better than most porn.
This is going to make Truckingman blow a fuse,..,.,,.
@GrimmWilder Isn't this based on an early Stephen King short story?
That ass :)
Just loafing around but she seems well bred or is that Mr Crusty?
I'm Dead!
What irritates me is how someone cant be arsed to coil up the hosepipe properly after using it.
This site is going down the drain....fast
Fuck bread!
Want some extra butter on that bread?
Cute, nice tits, plump ass I like it and I'd fuck the hair off her pussy.
That the new Mc fish?
@freddykrueger She's makin my loaf rise!!
@freddykrueger ...https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N-i9GXbptog
Why have i got a boner...
@mad jock go to subway later, if you pop a boner there I'll tell you why.
Shes just a woman in loaf.
Whats to like?
@chezeray that nose ring, I'd to attach a leash and swing her ass in circles.
Repost, and dumb as shit.
Cute girl. Too bad she's batshit fucking crazy.
I met a girl like this once. She had great buns, but I found out she wanted me for my dough. I found her too kneady.
Soon the relationship was toast. What a crummy romance it was.
@fiddledeedee LOL, I see what ya did there
@sarge07 , lol,I see what he did there,..,.,
@fiddledeedee HIGHFIVE +1
That loaf is hung
I wonder if the bread crumbed inside her?
"FUCK A LOAF???" WTMF"BSBF!!! Is she going to get a yest or other type of fugial infection from her sexual scenes with the loaf of bread?
Hhh a new gender "THE BREAD SLUT"
Even bread gets more pussy than I do.
Weird....but funny, and I expected the yeast infection part.
Bitch has a bread fetish 4 sure.
the luckiest bread ever!
Hoe-grain Bread...
I'd hate to imagine where she get cheese for her sandwiches.
@txdo_msk fumunda cheese?
now a loaf of bread is getting more pussy than me...
Get the weed whacker into that overgrown backyard. ....
Well ...that's enough Internet for today.
Is this when Jared from Subways was a film school? Oh no, she's way too old for Jared.
now ive seen it the fuck all,not the worst quality either,cant stand hairy pussy tho so ill pass
Pansexual pan=bread in Spanish
Looks like somebody renamed 'bread dough' to 'dill-dough'.
I'd be all over this bitch like a rash.
WTF? Is she pregnant with a roll now?


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Art & Sculpture 10 Oct 2013The Antiques & Interiors Auction The Collection of the Late Bruce McBrien, OAM (1926-2013): Part 1
On Thursday the 24th of October the art department will be offering an interesting selection of Australian Art from a prominent corporate collection. Highlights include a large, early oil painting by renowned contemporary artist Tim Storrier, "Tank and Bucket 1978" (lot 3044) and a rocky landscape by Michael Shannon. The collection features a broad selection of popular Australian landscape painters including James R Jackson, Rubery Bennett, Clem Millward, John Borrack, Robert Johnson and Pro Hart. Prints include Alun Leach-Jones, Robert Grieve, Leslie Van Der Sluys, David Rose, James Willebrandt and George Baldessin.
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'Metal Men' forged at Warner Bros.
April 8, 2007
Mining for new projects, Warner Bros. Pictures is hoping to strike gold with the robotic superhero team "Metal Men."
Based on a DC Comics hero created by Robert Kanigher and Ross Andru in 1962, "Metal" revolves around a brilliant scientist, William Magnus, and his creations: six highly advanced robots who have powers associated with their respective metals — gold, iron, lead, tin, mercury and platinum. Instead of having to be programmed, the Metal Men can think for themselves, which is both their genius and their biggest flaw.
The heroes made their first appearance in "Showcase," where they were created as filler but proved to be unexpectedly popular and received their own title. The heroes served as a dysfunctional family, and the stories balanced sentimentality, humor and action.
The project will be produced by Lauren Shuler Donner, who has a history of bringing comic books to the silver screen. She was behind the "X-Men" movies at Fox, which were based on the Marvel Comics superheroes, and 2005's "Constantine" at Warners, based on a DC Comics/Vertigo title.–
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Indianapolis makes a home for nation's superheroes
April 8, 2007
Dane Nash's collection of Superman and Batman items, including costumes worn by television and movie actors who portrayed the Man of Steel, Superboy and Supergirl, fill a 3,300-square-foot space near Union Station, at 20 W. Louisiana St. in Downtown Indianapolis.
Nash retired last year from the property insurance business to devote his full attention to fulfilling his dream of opening the American Super Heroes Museum.
Besides, he needed a place to display the thousands of items he has collected.
About 15 years ago, Nash sold his extensive collection of all the Superman comic books to that point so he could buy a Superman costume worn by George Reeves on the 1950s television series. He also has the white shirt and tie Reeves wore as Clark Kent, Superman's alter ego.
"It was a goose-bump moment," he said of the purchase. After returning home , he put it on for several minutes before putting it away.
He experienced a similar fascination with Batman after the Adam West "Batman" show aired in the 1960s when he was 12 or 13. This time it wasn't so much for the character of Batman, but he absolutely loved the Batmobile.
Batman items are displayed in the "Batcave." Nash plans to bring his replica of the Batmobile that appeared in the "Batman" movie featuring Michael Keaton in 1989. The car has a Corvette engine and a capsule over the driving compartment that pops up and slides back just as it did in the movie, Nash said.
Nash plans to bring the car, along with a replica of the 1966 Adam West Batboat, to the museum in the weeks ahead.
The American Super Heroes Museum is at 20 W. Louisiana St. in Downtown Indianapolis.
The museum is open from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through Saturday and from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday.
Admission is $5, or $3 for senior citizens. Children younger than 8 are free.
Source: ROB SCHNEIDER
Indianapolis Star
April 1, 2007


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We had a huge day yesterday! We spent the day at the AQC and it was brilliant, the quilts are fantastic, I got to meet some old friends and make some new ones.
We enjoyed all the quilts, and loved seeing all the different interpretations for the challenge this year. The theme was ten and I really loved this entry, the g string is made from size ten dress labels;
And the Living Colour exhibit was just beautiful, you can see all the quilts on Brenda's site www.livingcolourtextiles.com
We noticed that the quality of the quilts and the beautiful way they were arranged together drew people in, it was definitely one of the most popular sections of the show.
Living Colour is on the left in this pic and the challenge quilts are on the right.
We also got to see so many of Jenny Bowker's quilts which was just inspirational,
I also had the chance to meet the team with Bernina Australia! Such lovely supportive people and it was great to have so many people tell me that I'm with the right machine now.
We had a great time at the Gala dinner - thanks Kerrie for inviting us!
We were right at the front so we had a great view of the dancers in tiny sequins and pink feathers!
It's our last day here today, we're heading to the NGV International this morning then hopefully catching a flight home this arvo


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Over the years, Jay Esplana has become one of Vancouver's most sought after musicians. Well versed in various musical genres, Jay's versatility as an instrumentalist and now as musical director has found him performing with Kababayang Pilipino over the last 7 years. Other local and touring groups include Speakerbox, The Airtights, Groove & Tonic, LeftCoast, Jay Leonard Juatco Trio, Dante Hadden, No Island and Electric Ballroom.
Music has always been an integral part to Jay's upbringing. To this, Jay by age 6 had already appeared performed on television shows such as The Jenny Jones Show, Variety Show of Hearts Telethon, as well as an anthem singer and halftime performer for the BC Lions.
In 2014, Jay completed his Bachelor of Music in Jazz Studies at Capilano University. Alongside Jay's musical ability and creativity, he brings an energy and unique personality to teaching and the stage as a multi-instrumentalist and vocalist alike. Jay continues to develop a promising career as a session musician as a keyboard player, bassist and drummer as well as an educator.


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LOINC Director Advises Restraint in Health Data Standardization
Redundant or unnecessary information is not worth labor-intensive health data standardization.
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- A recent op-ed by LOINC and Health Data Standards Director at the Regenstrief Center Daniel J. Vreeman, PT, MS, cautioned healthcare organizations against standardizing all types of health data.
While health data standardization enhances interoperability, not every lab test or data element is worth the sometimes labor-intensive, exhausting effort of standardization.
Following the 21st Century Cures Act, innovators have developed open application programming interfaces (APIs) and other technologies to help make information accessible for exchange without special effort. Though the Cures Act served as a gateway for progress in interoperability, Vreeman suggests some provisions may seem overwhelming to healthcare stakeholders.
"The language in the Cures Act is quite broad, and the thought of trying to make all data elements for all purposes is enough to make many want to give up," wrote Vreeman in the HIMSS op-ed. "Now seems a good time to remind ourselves that when it comes to data standardization, not all juice is worth the squeeze."
The increasing availability of data through open APIs using the Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources (FHIR) standard necessitates the arduous task of presenting health data elements using common vocabulary standards to allow different applications to understand the information.
LOINC in particular has been an integral part of enabling this level of standardization. LOINC's universal code system provides standardization in medical test result identification, observations, and a variety of other clinical measures. It is the most widely-used code system in the world.
As a LOINC Director, Vreeman admitted standardization is not always worthwhile.
"Even within a common type of health data, such as laboratory test results, the effort to standardize every last test is extensive," he wrote. "And there are diminishing returns."
Specifically, some information may be redundant.
"When we studied standardized test results within the Indiana Network for Patient Care, the largest inter-organizational clinical data repository in the country, there was a Pareto type distribution where a few tests accounted for most of the result volume," wrote Vreeman. "Indeed, less than 20% of the tests accounted for more than 99% of the volume, and that same set of tests accounted for all of the results for 99% of patients."
Additionally, standardizing some data elements is more challenging than others. The varying amount of effort required to standardize some types of data as well as the potential for repetitive information warrant discretion.
"Both nationally and locally, our standardization efforts benefit from a clear picture of what we trying to accomplish and which data are needed for those purposes," Vreeman stated. "Some fruit is always lower than others."
Vreeman stated his experience has shown that the data elements best suited for standardization are those that are already available in a discrete electronic format, demonstrate a business purpose for leveraging the data, and offer value to clinicians.
"We do need to be mindful that different end goals will require different kinds of standardization," he reasoned.
Vreeman pointed to ONC's Common Clinical Data Set and the FHIR US Core Implementation Guide as being useful for learning how to implement standards with an open API.
"The FHIR US Core's Vital Signs profile provides a good example of picking a high value target and being precise about the standardized structure and codes (semantics) we should use for these data," he stated.
Despite progress, Vreeman stated some areas of healthcare such as radiology procedures are still in need of improved standardization.
"As we expand the breadth and depth of health data our applications use, especially in emerging areas such as social determinants of health, a key consideration should be understanding which variables are worth the standardization squeeze," he concluded.
The Regenstrief Institute's Center for Biomedical Informatics (CBMI) is currently at work on an initiative to advance interoperability and patient safety by developing an automated patient EHR matching solution using a $1.7 million grant.
During the five-year project, researchers will develop and test evidence-based solutions to improve patient matching accuracy and reduce patient harm resulting from misidentification.


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River Parish fans get to witness a marquee matchup of area teams when Destrehan plays at St. Charles Catholic on Friday in a game that was born out of mutual need for the schools.
"It's a game we have to play because of the success of both programs," Destrehan coach Stephen Robicheaux said. "It's hard to schedule games and I think Frank (Monica, the St. Charles coach) sort of got in the situation where he had trouble filling the schedule and it was the same with myself. I don't think either one of us wanted to play this game but it's kind of like us and Jesuit. I told (Jesuit coach) Mark Songy, 'one of us has got to go to Evangel. It's better than we just play here at Tad Gormley and he agreed. It's the same thing with us and St. Charles. It's a matter of filling games. It's kind like the situation over at Riverside where they only have eight games. When your program is having a lot of success not a lot of people want to play you.
"I think it's good for the fans here in the River Parishes. I consider Frankie the best coach in the area and it's tough going against those guys but it is what it is and hopefully it will be a good game."
Destrehan, ranked No. 9 in Class 5A, is 1-0 and coming off a 42-18 season-opening win over Slidell. Junior running back John Emery rushed for 154 yards while fellow running backs Kyle Edwards and Ed'Juan Green also had productive outings.
"When you are able to run the ball the way we did there are two things that are going on. Obviously, your backs are having a good night and the reason the backs are having a good night is the offensive line is playing at a high level. I thought our guys got after it. They were extremely physical up front and had a lot of holes and the backs ran the ball real hard. It was just John. John did a tremendous job. Kyle Edwards did a great job. Even Ed'Juan Green did a great job running the football," Robicheaux said.
There is uncertainty surrounding St. Charles' offense entering the game after an injury to Comets quarterback Lloyd Nash in SCC's 29-0 season-opening win over Chalmette. Nash suffered a fractured clavicle and is expected to miss at least six week. The Destrehan coaching staff prepared the Wildcats as if Nash or any other number of candidates might be at the quarterback position for the Comets.
"We are under the mindset that we are preparing for three types of offense," Robicheaux said. "We are preparing for Lloyd. Obviously, he is a tremendous athlete and to hear that he was hurt is a terrible thing. You have to prepare for him. You have to prepare for (running back Narquez) Jones as the wildcat quarterback and Sutton Bourgeois is coming in and we don't know a whole lot about him."
What Robicheaux and company know is that the Comets have a bevy of running backs in Jones, Joe Chiarella and Phillip Tran.
"They do a great job. Jones, I'm really impressed with him. He really runs hard and he's fast and runs back kicks. He hits the hole and he's exactly what they need. They like to run power and counter and run tough inside. When he gets on the corner, he can go," said Robicheaux.
Regardless of the quarterback, the top receiving targets for the Comets remain the same.
"I think they like to go to Taylor Miller. Darrin Blystad makes a lot of catches for them. Those are the top two guys they try to get the ball to," said Robicheaux.
The St. Charles offense is coming of a trademark effort in its win over Chalmette. The Comets held onto the ball for 16:02 of the first half in manage 408 yards of total offense, 345 of which came on the ground.
"They do such a good job of doing what they do. They are a power team. They are a play-action team. They are a bootleg team. They do a tremendous job of moving the football and keeping the ball away from the other team's offense. They want to control the clock and move the ball down the field," explained Robicheaux.
Like with the St. Charles offense, the Comets go into Friday's game without their top defender in Dellary Oubre. Oubre suffered a knee injury a week earlier and is out for an extended amount of time.
"That's a big loss. He was a kid that was here his freshman year. He's a tremendous athlete. Again, you hate to see that," said Robicheaux.
Robicheaux can sympathize a bit after the Wildcats lost Champ Craven last week after the defensive back buckled his knee against Slidell. Also, middle linebacker Alex Huszar has yet to play this season.
"You are not losing only one position but if you move somebody you probably get weaker at another position," the Destrehan coach said.
Regardless of personnel, the Comets will be sound defensively, according to Robicheaux.
"It's a tough loss for them but the one thing about them defensively is they are always lined up correctly and they play extremely hard. If you can do that defensively, you've got a chance. They have good athletes that run to the ball and know what they are doing on every play. You are not going to trick them. They are steady and well-coached," Robicheaux said.
One Comet defender who caught Robicheaux's eye is Mason Narcisse.
"They run a 50 and they have some big guys up front. Mason Narcisse does a tremendous job," said Robicheaux.
The rest of the defensive front consists of Rodney Banks, Trey DeSilvey, Jordan Brown and Eli Ory.
"They are real active and they play hard and they are all over the place. They will be tough to run the ball against," said Robicheaux.
Jordan Jensen and Anderson Sirmon are at linebacker for the Comets.
"I like their secondary. Trey Joseph at corner does a good job covering," Robicheaux offered.
The remainder of the secondary includes Trey Arceneaux, Luke Brouwer and Bryce Authement.
"It seems like they've been having a No. 7 Authement there forever," joked Robicheaux. "Bryce does a good job back there. He's physical and runs to the ball and they never seem to be out of place."
The outcome of the game, Robicheaux said, is likely to be decided at the line of scrimmage.
"Can our defensive line play with their offensive line and whoever is in the trenches, whoever gets the best of that is the team that will be the most successful. That's what we have been preaching so far," said Robicheaux.


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Morning everyone.
Wk5 Run2 done this morning (after I talked myself into going) lol
Wasn't too bad, I was thinking towards the end of the first 8 min run ooh in a couple of days I will still be running, no walk break. And for the first time thought that I will actually be able to do it.
Did first run really slow so I didn't tire myself too much for the second one. Managed to go slightly quicker on the second run and then upped it slightly more for the last minute
Fingers crossed for run3!
Good luck to everyone running today


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The NFL is through two full weeks of football and it seems as though New York fans are beginning to lose faith.
The Jets are 1-1 and the Giants are winless at 0-2. Assuming that the Patriots win the division, the Jets are forced to fight for a wild card spot in a very competitive AFC playoff picture.
Big Blue, on the other hand, has three teams in their sights and those teams are very familiar. For the past few years, the NFC East has been a toss-up in the pre-season with the expectations that the final weeks of the regular season will determine their fate.
The combined record of the NFC East is an unexpected 2-6, and even with an 0-2 record, the Giants are the best team in the division.
The Giants are a team that rides momentum as soon as they get going, and that's all the fans have to wait for.
Nothing has changed in two-time Super Bowl MVP Eli Manning, who is just one yard shy of the league-leader in yards, Aaron Rogers, this season.
His weapons are healthier than ever with the electric Victor Cruz and sure-handed Hakeem Nicks, both of whom are known big-play threats.
The newer faces include Reuben Randle, Brandon Myers and David Wilson. This is where a lot of games will be decided from an offensive standpoint.
Wilson has only 36 rushing yards in two weeks which doesn't even crack the top 50 rushers. But Wilson has an even bigger issue.
He has suffered some beginning-of-the-season fumblitis, which he corrected in week two. Randle is having a solid year with eight receptions, but in his first opportunity to score, he fumbled on the one yard line.
Luckily for him it was wiped out due to a penalty. Myers is tied with Cruz with a team-leading 13 receptions and Manning has established Meyers as a safety net, as long as he can stay on his feet.
From a defensive standpoint, the Giants finally have healthy corners in Terrell Thomas, Corey Webster and Prince Amukamara.
The problems have been coming from the front seven.
We all remember the key to the 2007 "Road Warriors" was pressure on the quarterback, which has been non-existent in the 2013 season. Injuries have slowed down defensive ends Jason Pierre-Paul and Justin Tuck, but the line-backing core is average at best.
No surprises here.
The bottom line is the Giants have been here before. They have a powerhouse offense with too many mistakes, and a sub-par defense that finds a way to stay in games.
The Giants need to play to their strengths in the passing game, which will open up holes for the speedster Wilson.
They currently resemble a team that has the talent to win ballgames but are unable to limit their mental mistakes.
And with a disciplinarian coach in Tom Coughlin, those are mistakes that will not be tolerated much longer.
Expect a turnaround in the upcoming games for New York.
The team will take on the struggling Carolina Panthers, the sadly undefeated Kansas City Chiefs and the hit-or-miss Philadelphia Eagles.
Mike Romano is a journalism major from West Orange, N.J. He can be reached at email@example.com.


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This luxurious neckwarmer is the perfect project for small amounts of cashmere or other luxury fibers. Named after the Arctic Bird whose white, voluminous feathers insulate it from its habitat of deep arctic snows. Ptarmigan is meant for next-to-skin wear; you'll love the cuddly softness of this close-fitting neckwarmer that is perfect for any jewel of your stash. Looks great worn under jackets or sweaters and may even be used for an extra layer of warmth and softness under a thicker wool scarf during winter' s coldest days.
- Approximately 175 yards of sport or light-DK weight yarn
- Sample shown in LB Collection Cashmere in Natural White
- 23 stitches and 30 rows = 4" in Ptarmigan lace pattern
- One 16" circular needle in size needed to obtain gauge
- Suggested: US 7 (4.5 mm)
Finished dimensions
- 25.5" Circumference at Base; 18.5" Circumference at Top
- 12" Length from Base to Top


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OD4D starts an exciting new phase of work in Latin America, the Caribbean, the Middle East, North, West and Francophone Africa and South-East Asia!
OD4D's Network Meeting at the International Open Data Conference helped to advance a new work plan into 2020. In the almost eight years that OD4D partners have been engaged in this space, the infrastructure, capacity, and discourse has evolved and … Read More
#FeministOpenGov is accepting research proposals to deepen evidence around a gender-centric approach to open government & its impact on transparency, accountability & civic engagement
We are delighted to announce the launch of a call for research proposals from the Feminist Open Government Initiative, the first phase of which has been supported by the Open Data for Development Network. At the heart of the Open … Read More
Open Data for Development Works to Identify Open Data needs and Challenges
This re-post comes from the 2018 International Open Data Conference blog by: Alex Howard. See the original. The more the world around opening data changes, the more issues with open data stay the same. On September 24, the Open Data for … Read More
OD4D at the Open Government Partnership Summit in Tbilisi
The 5th OGP Summit in Tbilisi Georgia will run from July 18-19, and the Open Data for Development Network will be there to discuss key activities and support new activities. We'll be discussing some important areas of our work at … Read More
Consultation on Feminist Open Government Research: What We Heard
Thanks for all those who joined us at the Consultation on Feminist Open Government Research (Open Gov Week)!
Open Government Partnership and the Open Data for Development Network join forces to support open data initiatives around the world
This blog is a repost, see the original on the Open Government Partnership Website. The partnership will help advance the open data efforts in more than 60 OGP countries that have committed to implement ambitious open data principles. … Read More
Where to find us for 2018's #OpenGovWeek
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Open Burkina selected to coordinate the African Francophone Open Data Community (CAFDO)
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ODI/OD4D Mini-Grants: announcing the shortlisted projects
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Call for Proposals: Francophone African Community on Open Data (CAFDO) network coordination
The first African Francophone Conference on Open Data (CAFDO 2017) was held June 1 -3 2017 in Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso under the title « Open Data to achieve sustainable development goals ». With over 100 participants, 12 sessions and workshops, … Read More
Appel à projets pour la coordination du nouveau réseau CAFDO, la Communauté d'Afrique Francophone pour les Données Ouvertes.
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Impact Series: Improving Open Data Literacy in Argentina
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Impact Series: Facilitating the Costa Rican Open Data National Decree
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Impact Series: Using Open Data for Economic Impact in Nigeria
The Edo AgriHub team engaged local communities in the data collection process. By: Gillian Whitworth, Open Data Institute (ODI) The context Farming provides a significant source of revenue for the population of Edo State in Nigeria, and the … Read More
Impact Series: Improving Data Collection Capacity in Non-Technical Organizations
Nana Baah Gyan was an embedded fellow who worked with Advocates for Community Alternatives (ACA) in Ghana to help with their data needs. By: David Opoku, Open Knowledge International Context Due to the challenge of … Read More
Focusing on Open Data & Gender in 2017
The Open Data for Development (OD4D) program understands that open data is not gender neutral. We want to ask: how can we leverage open data to help create gender transformation? The OD4D program has helped support the capacity of women open data leaders … Read More
Impact Series: Doing Journalism Differently in Eastern Europe and Central Asia
What to do when media headlines are occupied with sensationalism? Can media culture be affected by bringing data in the mix? How can we work with academic institutions to improve data literacy horizontally & vertically? By: Lejla Sadiku, Open … Read More
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Growing Open Data in Eastern Europe and Central Asia
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Launch of the International Open Data Roadmap 2017-2018!
As co-host of the 4th International Open Data Conference (IODC) in Madrid this past October, the Open Data for Development Network (OD4D) is pleased to present the International Open Data Roadmap. The Roadmap … Read More
Open Data for Development at the UN World Data Forum
OD4D at the UN World Data Forum Open Data for Development (OD4D) and our partners are happy to be participating in the UN World Data Forum happening from January 15-18 in Cape Town, South Africa. This forum is the first of … Read More
The Year Ahead: OD4D in 2017
At the start of the New Year we would like to share some of the exciting work we have planned. This includes the launch of two new regional hubs, and the continuation and expansion of projects from our existing regional … Read More
Open Data & the OGP Founding 8: Where Are They Now?
[This blog was originally posted by one of our Partners, the Web Foundation.] Five years on from the founding of the Open Government Partnership, how are the original OGP members faring on the implementation of open data? The answer is … Read More
The Local Development Research Institute will coordinate plans for the Africa Open Data Network
The Local Development Research Institute will coordinate plans for the Africa Open Data Network OD4D is pleased to announce that the Local Development Research Institute (LDRI) will be the initial coordinator of the Africa Open Data Network, our OD4D regional node … Read More
Open Data for Development at the International Open Data Week in Madrid
As co-hosts of the International Open Data Conference, we are super excited about the upcoming International Open Data Conference in Madrid, Spain on October 6-7, 2016. The Conference, which will talk about Global Goals, Local Impact, will act as … Read More
Africa Open Data Collaboration Fund: what has happened since Dar es Salaam 2015?
(By David Opoku – Open Knowledge International ) Almost a year ago in Dar es Salaam, the first Africa Open Data Conference brought together information activists, government officials and technologists to push forward an ambitious agenda for open data on … Read More
East African Open Data Fest: how research can support the regional community
An amazing group of government leaders, civic tech, private sector and researchers gathered for the East African Open Data Fest in Nairobi. The vibrancy of the event and number of initiatives shows the progress made in the African open data … Read More
Open data research creating new advocates across Global South
This blog has been reposted from our Partners, the Web Foundation. The 'Exploring the Emerging Impacts of Open Data in Developing Countries' (ODDC) research project was a pre-cursor projectfor what has now become the Open Data for Development network – … Read More
Putting research into practice: Training academics to use Open Data as OER: An experience from Uruguay
This blog has been reposted from the Thoughts on Open Education blog, and was authored by Javiera Atenas (@jatenas). This blog outlines recent educational efforts supported by the OD4D network. Last week Chiara Ciociola, Manuel Podetti and myself – with the help from OD4D and ILDA that … Read More
What is the vital data infrastructure for agriculture?
Announcing a public consultation on an Agriculture Sector Package for the Open Data Charter Consultation live Friday July 15, 2016 As populations continue to grow and climate change threatens agricultural productivity, achieving the United Nation's Sustainable Development Goal of global … Read More
Engage with OD4D! Upcoming Opportunities
Calling all open data enthusiasts: the Open Data for Development Network and our partners have some great opportunities for researchers, coordinators, leaders, and institutions over the summer. Whether you're a researcher with a passion for open and resilient cities, a … Read More
Call for Proposals: Africa Open Data Network Research Coordination
THIS CALL IS NOW CLOSED The global open data community is just starting to build robust research on the impact of open data in solving sustainable development challenges. We are excited that dozens of African organizations demonstrated interest in working … Read More
Tracking our progress towards the Data Revolution: 2015 OD4D Annual Report
It's been just over a year since the Open Data for Development program co-hosted the International Open Data Conference in Ottawa, Canada in May 2015. At the time, the program had recently merged with the World Bank's "Partnership on Open … Read More
Open Data for Development and the Open Elections in Burkina
Led by the Open Data Institute (ODI), the Open Data for Development network has worked with the government of Burkina Faso in the past two years to establish their national open data initiative. In early 2015, the Burkina Open Data … Read More
IODC 2016: Expanding the International Open Data Roadmap
The international open data community has reached a new level of momentum. Collaborations across sectors and borders are launching at an astonishing pace and a shared roadmap for the role of open data has begun to emerge: Mexico, Canada, the … Read More
ODI and OD4D renew plans to strengthen Southern Open Data Leadership in 2016
In 2016, ODI  and OD4D aims to expand previous efforts to support officials from developing countries. Building on the findings of the 2015 OD4D programme, this project will explore  how to embed, at scale, the change to open government data … Read More
OD4D and Open Knowledge International announce plans for 2016
In 2016, Open Knowledge International will continue to work with the Open Data for Development programme towards the realization of a global open data agenda more explicitly focused on data needs and realities of communities in developing countries. Learnings from the past two … Read More
Towards the first Africa Data Report: Strengthening the Evidence base for an African Data Revolution
The World Wide  Web Foundation, United Nations Economic Commission for Africa, United Nations Development Programme, and Africa Data Consensus Stakeholders are leading the publication of the first âAfrica Data Reportâ focusing on data issues in Africa. The publication will help … Read More
OD4D launches the International Open Data Roadmap
OD4D is proud to launch the 3rd International Open Data Conference Final Report, which draws upon the discussions that took place in Ottawa in May 2015. With over 1000 participants, 58 panels and workshops, ten parallel tracks, over 200 speakers, and … Read More
OD4D is proud to be an anchor partner of the global partnership on sustainable development data
How many people in the world lack access to clean water? How many are below the poverty line? How is climate changing over time? These questions, and many like them, are difficult to answer. There is a lack of quality … Read More
Delivering common principles: a global call for adoption of the open data charter as a mechanism for achieving sustainable development goals
The Open Data Charter was launched in New York on 27 September 2015, as the world celebrated the opening of the 70th Session of the United Nations General Assembly. Mexican President Peña Nieto, representing a diverse group of charter stewards, … Read More
Open data charter stewards big step closer to final principles
During the gathering of the Condatos conference this week in Santiago, Chile, the Stewards of the Open Data Charter came one big step closer to finalizing the common, global principles to guide the progress of open data around the world … Read More
Africa open data collaboration fund
Do you want to help build the African Open Data Community and catalyse an African Data Revolution that serves all members of African society? Open Knowledge and the Open Data for Development program are pleased to announce the Africa Open … Read More
Small teams, big ideas: open data ambition runs from start ups to governments
Check out this recent blog published on the World Bank data blog, which explains the recent launch of the OD4D/POD supported Open Data Leadersâ Network; a network of national level government open data initiative leaders from seven countries on four … Read More
World bank and IDRC join forces to support open data for development efforts around the world
On January 23, 2015, the IDRC and the World Bank signed an agreement merging the Partnership for Open Data (POD) funded by the World Bank Development Grant Facility and the Open Data for Development (OD4D) program funded by IDRC and … Read More


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Mid-life crisis affects men in various ways. Yorkshire Building Society secretary and corporate affairs general manager Iain Cornish plans to celebrate his 40th birthday in November by running the New York Marathon.
Leaving the Yorkshire dales to pound the streets of the Big Apple may seem an unlikely exchange but Cornish comes from a city background as he swopped life in London for quiet west Yorkshire.
He says: "I had lots of friends in the area and I thought it would be good to live in a more rural environment for a change but it is a big culture shock when you are used to London."
The move was originally to join Bradford & Bingley 10 years ago, but it is his latest venture at Yorkshire Build-ing Society that is hittingthe headlines. The societyhas joined forces with fel-low mutual Britannia to pavethe way for a national building society network.
Cornish explains it is hoped the initiative will lead to customers being able to visit any building society in the country and make transactions without being charged.
The link-up between Yorkshire and Britannia will establish a network of over 300 branches – Yorkshire has 132 branches and Britannia has 190 – and there is little overlap between them. Letters have been sent to every other building society explaining the project but it will not be until the initiative is operating next year that Cornish will actively be trying to get other companies to join.
He says: "We were looking for things that demonstrate that we are distinctive from banks and were in discuss-ions in with Britannia to seeif there was an area where we could co-operate to benefitour members.
"Our chief executive David Anderson is currently chairman of the Building Societies Association and spends a lot of time talking to other building societies. I think this initiative arose from a conversation there."
The link-up, due for launched early next year, will be relatively easy to achieve. Cornish says members will benefit from the convenience of this project. Yorkshire and Britannia are both hoping this will attract more members but Cornish is aware there is a danger of losing customers.
He says: "I think it would be naive not to think that some of our customers will go to Britannia and some of their members will come to us. Yet it is important to remember that customers do not necessarily swap accounts after using someone else's cash machine."
The network is just one of the projects Cornish is working on. His day-to-day role consists of marketing, public relations and strategic planning. The biggest part of his agenda at present is communicating the benefits of being a mutual building society and finding new ways to demonstrate this to members.
One of these projects is the development of the e-commerce operation. The society has an internet site for customers to make enquiries but is planning to upgrade this by having online mortgages and savings accounts. Cornish says these developments are part of an effort to increase convenience for members.
He says: "People travel around and it is not always convenient for them to go to their own branch. We want to develop e-commerce but not to the neglect of our branches. We want members to use us and contact us in a method they choose,not one dictated by us."
Cornish left school and studied business, economics and statistics without havinga clear idea of what he wan-ted to do.
The options of security and good professional training led him to his first position as a statistician with the Department of Trade & Industry. This position was not purely number- crunching but also involved working on economic forecasts used in setting the budget. It was something he initially enjoyed but soon felt restricted by internal politics. He says: "People only got to senior positions by sticking around for a long time. You did not get on by showing initiative or ambition. You didn't get anything out of it."
A stint as corporate planner at the Post Office was followed by consultancy work at KPMG Management Consultants where he gained his first contact with the finance world.
A series of European directives had created market opportunities, allowing Cornish to become more involved in finance projects. He says he was enjoying advising finance companies but it became frustrating making recommendations without being able to see them through.
He wanted to work for a finance company and along came the position at Bradford & Bingley.
Cornish's move to Yorkshire gave him a clearer and more focused sense of what he wanted to achieve and he has found working for Yorkshire Building Society to be the tonic he has been searching for. After eight years with the society and a year into his current role, he still finds the agenda exciting. He is now juggling work and family life following the birth of his daughter five months ago.
The only pang of regret Cornish has about abandoning life in London is in not seeing Tottenham Hotspur play football. But things are looking up. He says: "Now that Bradford have made it to the Premier league I am able to watch Spurs at least once a season."
Ian Cornish
Mid-life crisis affects men in various ways. Yorkshire Building Society secretary and corporate affairs general manager Iain Cornish plans to celebrate his 40th birthday in November by running the New York Marathon.


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Importing Products and Attributes in MarketPress eCommerce
In this section of the guide to the MarketPress eCommerce plugin, we will take a look at how to to import products and their attributes from a CSV file.
Step 1) Login to the WordPress Dashboard.
Step 2) On the left-hand sidebar of the Dashboard navigate to Products -> Store Settings -> Importers.
To import a CSV file, click the Browse button to search for and select the CSV file to upload. Click the Upload button to start the Import process.
Click here to view a sample CSV Import file.
Below are some tips on formatting the CSV file:
Your CSV file must be comma (,) delimited and fields with commas or quotes in them must be surrounded by parenthesis (") as per the CSV standard.
Columns in the CSV file can be in any order, provided that they have the correct headings from the example file. title and price are the only required columns, all others can be left blank.
To import featured images, it is preferable to upload them via FTP to a directory in your WP uploads folder:
Image paths should be relative to the uploads folder, for example, /myimport/myimage.png.
You may also include full external image urls and the Importer will download them. This is not a preferable though because it can be too slow for a large import, and you may need to split your CSV file into multple imports to avoid timeouts.
The next step in the guide will focus on the Product Categories feature.


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Organic beer producer Stroud Brewery has announced it will have at least one vegan cask beer readily available to customers from now on.
Established in 2006, Stroud Brewery began bottling beers in 2008 and now has a regular range of six bottles, four cans and regularly changing keg beers that are organic and vegan friendly. These practices will now be rolled out to its organic cask ales, offering a different vegan ale every few weeks.
Brewery owner and managing director, Greg Pilley (pictured), said: "We are a 100% organic business and have always had organic and vegan-friendly bottled beers available to customers. As veganism sweeps the UK, and with the nation recognising the importance of sustainability issues, there is a growing demand for vegan products.
"As well as having clear biodiversity, health and social benefits, I have always believed that the organic standards are the perfect basis to produce high-quality products. All our packaged products are certified by the Vegan Society and we want to develop our business with integrity hence our commitment to offering vegan options now of our ales in cask."
He added: "The Soil Association's 2017 Organic Market Report reveals the UK organic market is now in its fifth year of strong growth and worth £2.09 billion. The total sales of organic products increased by 7.1% in 2016. Of course, vegan sales still have a way to go, but first and foremost it's about educating the consumer about ethical practices and letting them know these products are readily available."
With an annual turnover of just under £1 million, the company is also gearing up to build new premises later this year. The brewery will have additional brewing capacity, storage facilities and a new community-led bar. There will also be opportunities to invest in sustainable practices, such as rainwater capture and solar photo-voltaic panels.


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YEC.com can help you find a boyfriend, a friend or a travel partner (and if all of them are one person, even better!) – but we're also here to give you suggestions where to travel! Gay Prides, parties and events aren't happening only in summer months: there are plenty of parties across Europe! Find a friend and book a flight, because February is almost upon us!
Sitges in summer.
Sitges Carnival – 2 – 10 February
We all know Sitges – a beautiful gay getaway in Spain. In the first week of February Sitges becomes a melting pot for more than a quarter of million visitors, luring them in with enchanting music and affordable cocktails. This carnival is considered to be the wildest party in all of Spain – so make sure you're there!
Wild carnival nights!
Sitges is known to be the gay hot spot of Spain, if not of all Europe – with Bassa Rodona (favorite gay beach) and numerous gay bars and clubs, you're going to have hell of a good time! Main parades will be held on Sunday and Tuesday, on Placa de la Industria, and you'll also need to dress warm – Sitges might be Spain, but Spain is Europe, a place where all the winter fairy tales come from!
Have fun in Sitges!


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Reggae super star Buju Banton is now facing the prospect of having his 10-year prison sentence extended to 15 after a Federal judge yesterday rejected his request for a new trial.
Federal Judge James Moody yesterday denied Buju's request for a new trial and argued that there was no need for one in light of an Atlanta Appeal Court's ruling that there was sufficient evidence to convict the reggae star on a gun charge.
Buju is now to appear in court for a new sentencing hearing when he faces the prospect of an additional five years.
But yesterday, his lawyer, David Oscar Markus, told The Gleaner the fight is not yet over.
"I plan on appealing again and will take this to the Supreme Court if I must," said Markus.


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2012 Professional Group on Pitcairn Island
In addition to the Pitcairn Island permanent residents there is a team of professional people employed by the British Government to work on Pitcairn Island.
Most are here on a one or two year contract and carry out their duties in a similar fashion to the way they would back in their own home countries. In the photo it shows the current 2012 team. They are from left:
Paul and Ruth Shelling: New Zealand School Teachers
Bill and Zana Lambie: New Zealand Policeman
Mike Rodden and Suzanne Nixon: New Zealand Social Worker
Juergen and Carol Schumann: British Governor's Representative
Kevin and Sharon Donovan: Australian Doctor