2007-10-18 17:39 Nata Blog: Um blog de um povoado africano
Um exemplo de sucesso que ilustra em definitivo o poder e o alcance dos meios cidadãos na África diz respeito ao Nata Village Blog. Trata-se de um blog do povoado de Nata em Botswana, uma aldeia de aproximadamente 5000 habitantes localizada às margens da Makgadikgadi Pans, a maior bacia de água salgada do mundo. O blog é usado como uma ferramenta de luta contra os efeitos devastadores do HIV e da AIDS no povoado de Nata. Apresenta pessoas que convivem com a doença, entre eles, grupos jovens, equ …
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2007-10-18 12:24 Euro '08: Likely British-Free
The field for the European Championship, a.k.a. the World Cup minus Brazil and Argentina, is beginning to take shape with qualifying down to the final two rounds. The big news is that England, needing only a draw in Russia to put themselves in pole position for qualification, coughed up a 1-0 lead in Moscow and now have to hope for Israel to take points off of Russia in order to have any chance of qualifying. The highlights: I am left in the odd position of rooting against Israel, who cannot qua …
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2007-10-17 09:59 For Henry Staal, empty-rink syndrome
Eric and Jordan Staal pose with father Henry in the locker room after Game 4 of the 2006 NHL Stanley Cup Final. The house is finally quiet. The boys have all move...
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2007-10-17 07:18 BBC: England renaissance 'masks flaws'
Dick Best warns English rugby not to get carried away by the euphoria surrounding Saturday's World Cup final.
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2007-10-17 07:18 BBC: Keep Tait on wing - Underwood
England icon Rory Underwood says he expects coach Brian Ashton to keep Mathew Tait on the wing for Saturday's World Cup final against South Africa.
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2007-10-17 07:18 Independent: White hits back after employers advertise his job
Coaches dabbling in games of brinkmanship in the run-up to the World Cup final have become almost as traditional as the anthems, although interestingly it seems it was not his opponents but his employers that Jake White was intent on giving the hard stare yesterday.
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2007-10-17 07:18 Planet Rugby: Lions to avoid 'Final feeding frenzy'
Golden Lions coach Eugene Eloff has warned his side that they need to keep their cool when they clash with the Free State Cheetahs in the Absa Currie Cup Final in Bloemfontein next weekend."
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2007-10-17 07:18 Planet Rugby: Jones reveals Boks' Final aces
South Africa have "a few more tricks up their sleeve" as they gear up for a World Cup Final showdown with England in Paris on Saturday."
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2007-10-17 07:18 Mirror: Jonny scares Boks
Jonny Wilkinson has South Africa running scared ahead of the World Cup final.
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2007-10-16 12:43 Party or pooper
London - Has England s emergence in the World Cup final caught you by surprise No, of course not, you cry. I always had faith. But did you back your convictions by leaving the diary empty for 2000BST on Saturday, 20 October 2007 (If you are South African, you may have done just that)
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2007-10-16 02:05 Potatoes "au Gratin" With Onions
When I first got back from my vacation I was jet-lagged, very relaxed, my mind was still on a beach in Greece and mentally I was nowhere near thinking of how to satisfy my hunger and ultimately, share my food with you. Fast forward to a month from returning from Europe and I now have a backlog of food to present and I'm also indebted to some hosts who showed me an entertaining Sunday afternoon in Toronto. It may sound like an oxymoron but yes...some fun can be had in stodgy, Toronto the Good. A …
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2007-10-15 22:25 No apologies....
Forgive me if you will but the entire (and I mean entire) fair country of England has just recovered from 48 hours of rugby heaven as Jonny Wilkinson used his magic boot to kick us into the World Cup Final. Forget all the shenanigans going on in the sailing world, this guy is just God and on Saturday night I bit every fingernail to its root, I sprouted a full head of grey hair, had a near heart-attack and shouted myself hoarse before Jonny dropped the most incredible drop goal ever and sent the …
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2007-10-15 21:00 Installing a clean Development box
The hard drive in my development box died last week, and although I'll spare you the story of the replacement process, I thought it might be interesting to document the process of rebuilding my dev box, and provide color commentary while I'm at it. Install Windows Vista (Business) Get domain admin (my boss) to log in and connect my machine to the domain Add my domain account as an administrator Log out and log back in as my domain accout (it's important to do this ASAP or I end up with shortcuts …
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2007-10-15 18:27 Swing Low, Sweet Chariot* (I think)
Rugby World Cup blogging: well, that was a disappointing weekend wasn't it For the second tournament in a row both semi-finals went the way I didn't want them so. Such is life. So England vs South Africa it is. Both semi-finals demonstrated that it is easier to win games form a defensive posture than was the case even four years ago. The balance between defence and attack, out of kilter for much of the last decade, has been restored. One could add France's victory over New Zealand and Scotland's …
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2007-10-15 17:10 England ponder Lewsey replacement
Paris To be honest it wasn't that much of a surprise. England fans feared the worst when wing Josh Lewsey gingerly limped off the field at the half-time whistle of Saturday s semi-final victory over France. And earlier today it was confirmed that a hamstring strain has robbed the Wasps flyer of a chance of playing in his second consecutive World Cup final.
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2007-10-15 12:38 The Booker Prize Redux, 2007
So, the Man Booker Prize is going to be announced tomorrow and I don't think I've ever felt so invested in the result. Ordinarily I spend my yearly quotient of excitement during the Orange Prize (for which I have a well documented affection) and feel rather jaded by the time the Booker announcement comes around in October. But, given the predictability of this year's Orange result, the tension went unspent - I don't think I ever really doubted that Adichie would win. But this year's Booker I've …
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2007-10-15 11:08 Celebrating!!!
LOL- Does it feel like a MONDAY today! ROTFLMAO- Gee's I'm exhausted!! But I don't think I'm the only South African that is-hahahaha! We WON the Rugby World Cup Semi-final against Argentina 37-13!!!! YIPPPEEEEE- *doing Kristines great Dork Dance*!! My nerves where FINISHED last night! It was a hard game but "our BOYS" pulled through in the end! But people - a semi-final on a SUNDAY night is just not ON!!! LOL, All my friends went to our local sports bar to watch it-UHUM- this lady and her man we …
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2007-10-15 03:17 The Play
Being a sports fan, I am pretty familiar with this play, but many of you have probably never seen it. This video is of the last minute of the 1982 football game between Stanford and Cal, the annual rendition of The Big Game, these rivals' version of the Apple Cup. This game is known for its awesome final play, aka The Play. If you've never seen The Play before... you have to see it to believe it. Also, Denver Broncos fans should recognize the Stanford quarterback.
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2007-10-14 23:55 Ugly win a thing of beauty
Paris - Big sporting occasions can mess with people's minds. On Saturday night, as my brains were being blown out by the Marseillaise, I found myself making the sign of the cross and I very nearly cried. When I tell you that I m not sure I believe in God and that I blub about once every 10 years, usually when watching The Champ, you get some idea of the mind-bending atmosphere that was swirling round the Stade de France as England beat the World Cup hosts. The scenes after the final whistle will …
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2007-10-14 22:05 2 out of 3 wasn't bad
Of the England teams, the footballers and especially the rugby players, done us proud yesterday and we're in the rugby world cup final, next Saturday. Unfortunately we will be facing South Africa, who whooped us 36-0 in the group stage of the competition, but hey, who thought we would beat Australia and France after that hiding. So bring on the Springbok's, again. I went over to my parents today for Sunday lunch, and my Brother, Sister-in-law and Nephew were there as well. Before lunch my bro', …
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2007-10-14 19:04 Noctilien - Nighttime transport in the city of lights
This is the type of story my mother will hate to hear. So I'll just start this by saying, "Sorry, Mom." Last night I got a closer look at getting around Paris at night, after I finished babysitting in Montmartre (18th arrondissement) and began to find my way back to Ile St. Louis (4th arrondissement). I had a wonderful babysitting job this Friday and Saturday night, with a couple of fun New Zealander families in town from London for the weekend. They were very kind and generous, to the point of …
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