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Bombers' faint hopes get fainter with Tabbies' loss
THE narrowly defined path that could have seen the lowly 5-11 Winnipeg Blue Bombers still finish second in the East Division and host the East semifinal closed almost as quickly as it opened.
A last-play 34-32 loss by the Hamilton Tiger-Cats to the Calgary Stampeders Saturday night dropped Hamilton into a third-place tie with the Bombers at 5-11, but actually did Winnipeg's playoff hopes more harm than good.
Here's why:
Winnipeg's 44-32 win over the Toronto Argonauts Friday evening gave Winnipeg a chance to finish second overall, but it required Hamilton, Toronto and Winnipeg to all finish tied at 7-11 at the end of the regular season. If that happened, Winnipeg would have won the tiebreaker based on its overall record in games involving the three teams this season.
But with Hamilton's loss to Calgary, a three-way tie for second is impossible because the Bombers play in Hamilton next weekend, meaning one of those teams can now only finish, at best, 6-12.
While it is still possible that Winnipeg could catch second-place Toronto -- the 7-9 Argos would have to lose their last two, while Winnipeg would have to win their last two -- the Argos won the season series with Winnipeg and would be awarded second in that scenario.
But if the Bombers can win their last two games -- next weekend in Hamilton and then at home to Montreal -- and Edmonton (7-9) loses their last two games -- in Montreal and home to Calgary -- then the Bombers would finish third in the East, Edmonton would not crossover, and Winnipeg would play in Toronto against the Argos in the East semi-final.
-- Paul Wiecek
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Samuel Smith's Yorkshire Stingo - Samuel Smith Old Brewery (Tadcaster)
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Ratings: 699 | Reviews: 385 | Display Reviews Only:
Ontario (Canada)
3.68/5 rDev -10.2%
Radek's bottle from Premiere Gourmet. Seems like an old ale, this is great for our North American geeky tastes. Big oak, above average mouthfeel. almost soured stops short of that. Some lace.A British version of Jolly Pumpkin. Lightly brown coloured body.
10-15-2009 20:58:38 | More by Sammy
3.5/5 rDev -14.6%
12-27-2012 02:09:40 | More by t0rin0
4.01/5 rDev -2.2%
Brewed in 2011.
Pours a hazy dark reddish-orange with a foamy khaki head that settles to wisps of film on top of the beer. Small patches of lace form around the glass on the drink down. Smell is of malt, caramel, toffee, and candied fruit aromas. There is also a bit of a sour aroma that becomes more noticeable as the beer warms up. Taste is much the same with a woody flavor and an alcohol kick on the finish. There is a mild amount of woody bitterness on the palate with each sip. This beer has a good level of carbonation with a crisp mouthfeel. Overall, this is a good beer that is tasty but has a better smell in my opinion.
03-28-2013 03:21:54 | More by UCLABrewN84
New Jersey
3.5/5 rDev -14.6%
05-11-2014 16:13:53 | More by djrn2
4.1/5 rDev 0%
Big thanks to jampics2 for sending this extra my way.
A: Pours a dark caramel-amber with a nice light tan head.
S: Loaded with sweet malt, caramel, and toffee; accompanied by plenty of fruit and hints of vanilla.
T: Doesn't pop quite like the nose, and a little bit of wood makes its way in.
M: Medium body with good carbonation.
D: Very nice all around. Haven't been disappointed by Sam Smith yet.
05-15-2010 11:27:30 | More by Thorpe429
District of Columbia
4/5 rDev -2.4%
11-18-2011 20:33:12 | More by nmann08
New York
3.83/5 rDev -6.6%
A: The beer is slightly hazy amber in color with some brownish hues. It poured with a quarter finger-high beige head that died down but never completely faded away and left thick wispy lacing floating on the surface.
S: There are light to moderately strong aromas of caramel, toffee and fruits in the nose.
T: It has flavors of toffee and plums along with hints of spices in the finish. Hints of oak from the barrel aging are also noticeable.
M: It feels medium-bodied on the palate with a moderate amount of carbonation. There are some hints of alcohol warming in the finish.
O: The alcohol is very well masked and not very noticeable in the taste. This is not a bad beer to sip on a cold winter day.
02-05-2012 15:01:15 | More by metter98
3.9/5 rDev -4.9%
Brewed in 2008. Released in 2009. Bright cherry red with generous orange edges and an attractive crown of khaki colored cream that reached three fingers at its apex. The foam seems a bit crackly and isn't making much of an impact on the sides of the snifter.
The nose is primarily caramel-like, is musty-earthy (in a good way), and features plenty of fruit on the order of ripe apricots and mushy apples. No appreciable alcohol is a plus, as is more power with head dispersal and warming.
My plan was to review Yorkshire Stingo on the one year anniversary of its release, which was August 1, 2010. For those who are unaware, that date is Yorkshire Day in Merry Old England. Obviously, that didn't happen, due to my forgetfulness, so today is the day.
This English Strong Ale (or English barleywine, if you prefer) is not as deep or as complex as expected. It's still good beer, but Samuel didn't knock it out of the park... or whatever the cricket equivalent to that statement is. Warming is helping to some extent, just not enough to increase the taste score.
Flavors include English toffee, toasted bread crust, a generic fruitiness, bitter tea leaves, a few staves worth of oak, and a tiny splash of port wine. The alcohol isn't completely masked, but is nearly so. In the end, this a pleasant sipper that isn't quite knocking my socks off.
Yeah, this is English beer, but the body/mouthfeel still needs some help. It's way too thin for the ABV and is most likely the result of too little malt. More ballast would help this ale in any number of ways. The carbonation stays in the shadows, which is fine.
My hope was that Yorkshire Stingo would give Fuller's Vintage Ale a run for its English big beer money. 'Twas not to be. The Fuller's beer is amazing and is well worth the purchase price. This one is merely good and is surpassed by any number of Samuel Smith Old Brewery offerings.
09-29-2010 12:03:58 | More by BuckeyeNation
North Carolina
4.18/5 rDev +2%
2008 bottling
Appearance; Pours a slightly hazy amber color with an impressive head; not a lot of lacing though the retention is good
Smell: Christmas pudding, toasted brown bread, vanilla and raisins
Taste: Opens with a rich blend of caramel, raisins, vanilla, nuts and spices - like a liquid crème brûlée; by mid-palate, the earthy hops and oak staves add complexity; after the swallow, there is a nice tannic character that offsets the sweetness
Mouthfeel: Medium to full body with moderate carbonation; somewhat creamy with a slight sense of warmth in the gullet
Overall: Just a whit shy of an English Barleywine, this is an excellent brew that has a lot of complexity
04-16-2011 21:25:30 | More by brentk56
New Jersey
3.75/5 rDev -8.5%
02-27-2014 23:35:30 | More by acurtis
3.85/5 rDev -6.1%
I get the impression that this is what real English Stong Ales have tasted like for years prior to the current craft beer movement.
A hazy crimson color shows a great creamy head that doesn't overwhem with size (is true that this doesn't matter?) but impresses with staying power and lacing as it forms the perfect blanket over top the beer. Not sure about the haze but the look is otherwise very handsome and inviting.
Deep and candied aromas of cherries, figs, dates, prunes, grapes, dates, and all other dried fruits that you can fit into a fruit cake. Dark and toasted malts give impressions of toffee, molassas, and English biscuit sweetness. Rum-like alcohols give power to the sweet and fruity nose, similar to barleywines.
Flavors begin to mimic the nose but are interrupted by a muted intensity and a pungent tartness. The beer is definately not as sweet as the aromas suggest but the fruit flavor comes through along side of a sturdy malt and toast flavor.
Creamy up front with a soft, delicate, and masculine maltiness. Barrel aged tannins creep in with a sharp astringency that remainds me of grape skins. The beer struggles to remain malty towards the end with a subtle dryness that eventually out does the astringent woodsy, powdery texture.
The beer is really close to legendary status. The wood stave aging seems to rob the flavor and body just a bit too much. This doesn't kill the beer but it does knock it off of the pedistal.
11-05-2009 03:29:54 | More by BEERchitect
3.5/5 rDev -14.6%
Thanks to Bobby for sharing this. A new style tick for me in the process!
A: The beer pours a copper sort of color with a thin ring of off-white foam--there's no real head to speak of.
S: Smells quite sweet. Lots of white and brown sugar notes to start. Seems to be some toffee and a lot of sherry notes (including alcohol). I get some miscellaneous fruits, but raisins in particular.
T: Quite a lot of fruit on the palate. I get pears, apples, and raisins for the most part. Again, a strong sugar presence with brown sugar, toffee, and caramel. The oak is well represented and there is a definite alcohol flavor.
M: Medium in both body and carbonation.
D: Not sure why this one is so talked up, I thought it was pretty mediocre.
01-28-2011 18:01:01 | More by womencantsail
4.5/5 rDev +9.8%
12-02-2011 17:25:36 | More by kjkinsey
4.25/5 rDev +3.7%
03-03-2013 05:09:20 | More by Texasfan549
4/5 rDev -2.4%
03-10-2013 20:17:10 | More by spycow
4.13/5 rDev +0.7%
Pours a very dark red black in the glass with a very thing white head.
Nose is very Belgian fruit character with hints and undertones of vanilla (the oak in which it was aged-a nice character here on the nose).
Mouthfeel is mixed. Starts a bit thin but then developes a little creaminess and character.
Flavors are malt, sweet carmel and toffee, Belgian fruit and sweet creamed coffee. A bitter carmel/toffee finish. Nice characteristics when you take them one at a time.
The beer is good and a decent drink. Yet, the parts are actually better than the whole on this one. It's decent; in fact, it's very good; but there is a body, texture, solidity missing. I confess that it gets better and better and seeminly more complex and attractive the more one drinks it. I'm generally not a fan of most English brews. This is one of England's best; even with criticism, this is a complex, well made and well conceived brew.
09-01-2009 07:32:13 | More by GRG1313
4.15/5 rDev +1.2%
Appearance: Pours a near clear, dark amber-hued ody with a medium-small, bubbly, off-white head.
Smell: A nose of caramel-coated, toasted biscuit tops provide a nice sweet-smelling scent accented by notes of dried fruits and spicy English hops.
Taste: Begins with a taste of sweet, luscious caramel with a deep, dark sugary tone to it along with some lightly toasty biscuit hints and a notable fruitiness coming across as raisins and dehydrated apricots ready for the trail mix bag. Mild spiciness and bitterness from the English hops. Only a minor perceived woody character seems to have been imparted by the oak staves. A bit mineral-laden on the back half. There's a little leftover malt sweetness on the otherwise lightly spicy finish.
Mouthfeel: Medium-full body. Just a skosh above medium carbonation.
Drinkability: Not bad! It's quite good, in fact, though, at the price tag of around eleven bucks per bottle (the real source of the sting-o), I don't see myself returning to it anytime soon.
12-15-2009 22:00:00 | More by ChainGangGuy
4/5 rDev -2.4%
01-05-2014 03:41:48 | More by jaydoc
3.88/5 rDev -5.4%
This brew had been one that I wanted to try for quite some time. The beer poured out as a deep red color with a fizzy cream colored head on top. The head quickly vanishes and doesn't leave any lacing. The smell is of some soft earthy notes, nothing too extreme here... I expected the smell to be much stronger than it was. The taste of the beer is pretty good, not sour like I expected. There is some semi-sweet caramel flavors with some earthy malts and a light wooden barrel flavor in there too. The mouthfeel has a pretty good body to it, the carbonation isn't too bad. Overall this brew wasn't as good as I thought it was going to be. It's a decent brew, but I'm struggling a little bit to see the hype.
09-28-2011 02:54:38 | More by Knapp85
North Carolina
3.98/5 rDev -2.9%
Poured into an imperial nonic a deep orange infused copper color with a very thin quick to faid off white head atop.Deeply fruity and cakey in the nose along with brown sugar,and sweet alcohol.somewhat sweet on the palate but not over done,brown sugar and dark fruits, and light green apple stand out the most,the alcohol plays a role as it warms.It's an English strong ale,it's some what sweet, but also refined and not in your face.
08-15-2012 18:36:25 | More by oberon
3.98/5 rDev -2.9%
Served in a plastic tumbler.
You gotta try somethin' that goes by the name of Stingo. Sounds like some crappy spaghetti western from the '70s. It pours, though, a lightly hazed russet-amber topped by a finger of light tan foam. The nose comprises light chocolate, walnut, oak, and flowers. The taste hold notes of toffee, caramel, wood, and greens. The body is a light medium, with a light moderate carbonation and fluid feel. Overall, a very nice bit o' Britishness. 'Nuff said.
02-13-2011 20:15:26 | More by TMoney2591
3.6/5 rDev -12.2%
A - Poured out a deep mahogany color with a two-finger, light brown head of creamy foam. It left a little sticky lace.
S - It smelled of toffee, caramel, grasses and a little boozy alcohol aroma.
T - Mostly tasted of caramel, toffee and bready malts. There was a very subtle grassy, hop bite.
M - It was crisp and smooth with a soft mouthfeel. A medium-bodied beer with a slight alcohol heat.
D - This didn't "wow" me, especailly considering the high price tag. It just tasted like a malty strong ale with little to no complexity.
11-20-2009 02:29:23 | More by zeff80
4.13/5 rDev +0.7%
Appearance: An amber body, bright with slight haziness. A hard pour left me with two fingers of off-white head that quickly settles into a thin cap.
Smell: Fruitcake and toffee are the first things to greet my senses. There's a light black cherry tartness beneath that, followed by butterscotch, vanilla, yeasty dough and toasted whole grain bread. Very English in character, displaying both complexity and balance.
Taste & mouthfeel: Toffee and a touch of buttery slickness up front, with solvents lending a slight sharpness. Fruity mid palate, fruit cake more specifically, a bit nutty, with just a hint of that tartness I pick up in the nose. There's a touch of diacetyl, but in that pleasant English way; it pops up for a moment and then disappears before the finish. On the fuller side of medium-bodied, rich without even approaching cloying, and very mellow in the finish, with a subtle tartness balancing the lingering caramel. I don't get a lot of wood from this one beyond a hint of tannin, but from the sounds of it, this one is aged in old oak barrels that have lost much of their natural character. Delicious stuff all the same; rich, mellow, and easy to sip on over the course of a couple hours.
09-12-2009 03:54:17 | More by largadeer
3.5/5 rDev -14.6%
01-09-2012 02:41:54 | More by JAHMUR
Alberta (Canada)
3.98/5 rDev -2.9%
500ml bottle, 2010 edition, 8% ABV at this juncture.
This beer pours a clear, dark burnt amber hue, with two fingers of foamy, silky beige head, which leaves a low ebbing ring of lace around the glass as it sinks away. It smells relatively lightly of fruity, bready malt, a bit of toffee, brown sugar, some warming Christmas spice - mostly cinnamon and nutmeg notes, and earthy, somewhat floral hops. The taste is bready caramel malt, some soft vanilla and wood tannins, dark, fleshy fruit, a bit of lactic sourness, some earthy dryness that I'll continue to attribute to a quite understated hop presence, and a very subtle warming alcohol. The carbonation is rather sedate, the body a solid medium weight, nicely smooth, and even a tad creamy. It finishes off-dry, the oak-tinged malt still the center of attention, though having picked up a bit of a dusty character, with the big Anglo-ABV impressively well stowed.
Traditional Old World oak treatments sure seem laid back, compared to upstart New World versions (and those who would emulate them). Wow, where have I heard that before, cough, Australian, cough, red wine, wheeze... Anyways, this is a lovely, warming, but not boozy, strong ale, lots going on with the native grain, and piled on further in the barrel exposure. It's quite nice to be able to say that the sticker price was worth it.
11-08-2011 00:43:15 | More by biboergosum
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Apples & Snakes present a writing masterclass for poets
Fri 28 Feb 2014
The Sassoon Beer Board Room
One of the problems with writing alone is that – to paraphrase Douglas Adams – half the time you know what you're going to write next. But with spoken word increasingly crossing over to the world of theatre, it could be that collaborative poetry is the way ahead. Today we present a series of exercises that… Read more
Past Event: Benjamin Britten: Inspirations, Early and Late
TLC presents a night of music and literature.
Mon 16 Dec, 6:30pm - 9:00pm
Free Word Lecture Theatre
The Literary Consultancy offers for the fourth year running an unforgettable and intimate winter-warmer at the Free Word Centre, combining winter glow with the best of music and literature. Read more
Past Event: 11 Sonnets and a Haiku
Arvon presents an evening with 12 great poets
6:30pm (readings from 7:00pm), Thu 28th Nov
Free Word Lecture Theatre
To celebrate the launch of the Free Word Centre, Arvon is hosting a very special evening of poetry with readings from award-winning poets Jo Shapcott, Daljit Nagra and Mimi Khalvati, and all nine poets that they have mentored over the past four years on the Jerwood/Arvon Mentoring Scheme. Those joining their mentors include Maitreyabandhu, Liz Berry and Stevie Ronnie. … Read more
Past Event: Interrobang Book Fair
Annexe presents Interrobang, a festival of stories, spoken, sung and staged
Sat 23 Nov, 11:30am - midnight
Free Word Hall
Annexe presents Interrobang, a festival of stories, spoken, sung and staged. Now in its second year, the all-day extravaganza has expanded beyond a single building and, with the kind support of the Free Word, is spread across two! Please do join us for the Interrobang Book Fair in the Free Word from 11.30-5, which features some of the finest independent… Read more
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Apples & Snakes and Tilt present a night of poetry, film and music.
Tue 19 Nov 2013
Free Word Hall
Apples and Snakes and Tilt join forces to mark 50 Years since the March on Washington and Martin Luther King Jr's I Have a Dream speech. Read more
Past Event: Writing Your Life
Spread the Word presents one-day workshop pushing the boundaries of writing memoir.
Tue 16 Jul, 11:00am - 5:00pm
London Metropolitan Archives
While the Free Word Centre is closed to the public over the summer for refurbishment works, we're highlighting some great events from elsewhere in London. -- Join celebrated author, rare book dealer and literary broadcaster Rick Gekoski for this one-day workshop pushing the boundaries of writing memoir. Explore what 'memoir' really means by addressing the… Read more
Past Event: Going Live
Spread the Word presents a workshop on the art of performing.
Sat 13 Jul, 11:00am - 5:00pm
The Albany
While the Free Word Centre is closed to the public over the summer for refurbishment works, we're highlighting some great events from elsewhere in London. -- Ever felt a sense of panic when asked to read something out? Read on… Writers – we are all different. Some of us are born to perform our work in… Read more
Past Event: Poets and Pamphlets
Karen McCarthy Woolf helps poets pull their pamphlets into shape.
Sat 6 July, 11:00am - 5:00pm
The Albany
While the Free Word Centre is closed to the public over the summer for refurbishment works, we're highlighting some great events from elsewhere in London. -- Karen McCarthy Woolf helps you pull your pamphlet into shape. Publishing a pamphlet of your work is an important step for a poet. In this workshop, using examples from the publishing… Read more
Past Event: First Lines
An evening of readings by new translators
Thu 13 Jun 2013
Free Word Lecture Theatre
The British Centre for Literary Translation invites you to the launch of First Lines #2: New Translations by New Translators, an anthology which celebrates the successful completion of our 2013 mentoring programme for emerging talent in literary translation. You will be entertained to readings from fifteen different languages ranging from Tamil to Turkish, on subjects as diverse as trial by fire to… Read more


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Great Power Politics and the Ukrainian Crisis
August 26, 2014
In this new report, Henrik Larsen assesses the relationship between Europe and Russia as the sum of great power reactions to the Ukrainian crisis and Russia's annexation of Crimea: "Despite agreement on a no business-as-usual principle, important national nuances have arisen stemming from different historical bonds to eastern Europe and Russia or different interests in the region (France, United Kingdom)."
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"Do Homework Before Supporting Groups in ISIS Fight"
By Khaled Sheykholeslami and Ariane Tabatabai, Stanton Nuclear Security Predoctoral Fellow, International Security Program/Project on Managing the Atom
"The United States and several key regional states, including Israel, Iran, Saudi Arabia, and Turkey may have very different interests, but they all have a shared interest in better understanding and working together to stop groups that dislike Americans as much as Jews, Persians, Shias, secular Muslims, and the Saudi monarchy. They should refrain from empowering and expressing blind support for a group or entity without fully understanding it first."
August 20, 2014
"Bad Policy, Bad Policing"
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"Dual-use has the benefit of being both efficient and effective. The firefighter who shows up at a burning building does not wonder, at that moment, whether an arsonist or a careless cigarette smoker is to blame. She just wants to put the fire out. The medics at the Boston Marathon finish line had no idea whether the carnage came from a terrorist attack or a gas explosion. They just implemented their well-honed plans for treating a sudden surge in injuries."
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Reese Witherspoon Shows Off Tummy Tattoo (Photo)
Sporting a white bikini and a denim button-up shirt, the California gusts certainly weren't Witherspoon friends as the wind blew open her discrete cover-up to reveal a lettered tattoo across her mid-section.
Witherspoon, 35, was relaxing in Malibu with hubby, Jim Toth and two kids, Ava, 11, and Deacon, 7. We wonder what the good girl's two young'ins think of their mom's ink.
The 'Sweet Home Alabama' actress is exactly that -- sweeter than pie. That's why we were surprised to see such a large tattoo on the stunner's petite frame.
Were you just as shocked to see Witherspoon's permanent rebellious side as us?
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- Tuesday 05 JulyBy roseann
why anyone would mutilate their body with tattos is something I will never understand.
- Tuesday 05 JulyBy auramac
I totally agree, and it makes me sick to see what she, of all people, has done to herself. I'd highly respected her.
- Tuesday 05 JulyBy anonymous
keep your negative opinions to yourself, and look in the mirror about your own mutilations...of your body, mind and self.
- Wednesday 06 JulyBy mgazaway
id still make my tongue her TP roll for life
- Thursday 07 JulyBy BBG
I can't understand why anyone would waste time wondering why other people have tattoos on there body...LMFAO Stupid American...
- Thursday 07 JulyBy Turbomike
you wouldn't understand because you a cave dwelling tard.
- Thursday 07 JulyBy Jim
I couldn't agree with you more. If I wanted to scar myself for life I'd just get married again.
- Thursday 07 JulyBy justme
Sounds like someones a prude .
- Tuesday 05 JulyBy Trisha
She is a doll! and... she looks pregnant, maybe it's just a fun way to celebrate her growing tummy with some belly art and it's not perm. ink?
- Tuesday 05 JulyBy Jax & Tyson
OMG... I have to say I am totally surprised! I thought she was above that. Disappointing!
- Tuesday 05 JulyBy anonymous
you people are so jealous because she is happy...go get a friggen life.nothing wrong with doing what she chooses with her own body.
- Wednesday 06 JulyBy Chris
Above what? Do you cut your hair? Shave? Shave your legs, if you're a woman? All the same, in the end.
- Wednesday 06 JulyBy LUIS
I wander what's the big deal about having a tatoo, I don't see any reason to put that kind of notes in the internet. What's wrong with you people, try to give us something interesting to read. Don't waste time and space. Personally I hate to read stupid news like that one.....get real please.
- Wednesday 06 JulyBy PatsyLowest Rank Vote downVote upReport this
Her CHIN is more tatoo appropriate
35? really! try 45 at the least!
- Wednesday 06 JulyBy DebraLowest Rank Vote downVote upReport this
She is pregnant. They barely made it down the alter before she REALLY started showing.
Sweet little innocent Reese, isn't. LMAO
- Wednesday 06 JulyBy Shump76
I doubt she got a tattoo while she was pregnant. It is generally frowned upon as it can endanger the fetus. What is everyone's problem with tattoos, anyway? Nobody is asking you to get one. Her body, people. Quit being so judge-y. Not everyone with a tattoo is some sort of criminal or something.
- Wednesday 06 July
Tattoos make even beautiful woman, look cheap.
- Thursday 07 JulyBy Jean
But if done correctly they can make ugly people like you all look fantastic!!!
- Wednesday 06 JulyBy Bigdeal
She probably had a c-section before and got inked to hide the scar with something beautiful. I don't see the point of all you acting holier than thou about this. In this day and age getting a tattoo is perfectly normal.
- Wednesday 06 July
yep you said it and look around things arent normal or have they been for a long long long long time
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Cape Town switches on festive lights
Learning the diski dance with Cape Town Tourism Cape Town locals and tourists alike were out in their thousands on Sunday, November 29, to enjoy the city's annual festive lights switch-on. With all eyes turning to Cape Town for the 2010 FIFA World Cup Final Draw on December 4, the Mother City shone, providing ample entertainment throughout the day before Executive Mayor Dan Plato hit the festive light switch.
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On Thursday, November 26, I went on the media tour of the FIFA Final Draw venue at the Cape Town International Convention Centre along with Cape Town Tourism. It was really impressive to see the co-ordination and effort that has gone into this event. Much like Cape Town Tourism, which has the tagline "Ready to welcome the world", the Final Draw venue is already set and "ready if this [the draw] had to happen tomorrow".
View over Hout Bay – Flickr pic of the day
There are many hiking trails in Cape Town that offer spectacular viewpoints, such as this one above Hout Bay. This photo was taken by our Cape Town. Live it. Love it. group member mallix.
Granger Bay – Flickr pic of the day
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Roggebaai Canal – Flickr pic of the day
When the sun sets in Cape Town, the face of the Mother City changes as it lights up. This striking shot was taken by our Cape Town. Live it. Love it. group member Damien du Toit aka coda.
South Africa unites behind Bafana Bafana
Photo courtesy Joanne Rolt Adidas's "Unite Mzansi Unite" campaign was launched in November to give South Africans the opportunity to pledge their support for their country, its soccer team (Bafana Bafana) and the 2010 FIFA World Cup. A giant, 60m x 48m replica of the Bafana Bafana 2010 FIFA World Cup jersey has been created especially for the campaign and is being transported around the country on an Adidas truck.
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Summer's here and, along with it, some awesome outdoor music concerts. These photos of the Rocking the Daisies festival, held in Darling from October 9-11, are sure to get you in the mood for summer partying.
Dias Beach in Table Mountain National Park – Flickr pic of the day
This photograph of Dias Beach in the Table Mountain National Park was taken by our Cape Town. Live it. Love it. group member Patrick Smith aka Globe Trodden.
Jacaranda trees outside Bonnievale – Flickr pic of the day
This photograph of a row of jacaranda trees in the Western Cape was taken by our Cape Town. Live it. Love it. group member Trevor Exposed.
Top bloggers burn up the track with Cape Town Tourism
Cape Town Tourism treated some of Cape Town's top bloggers to a day of Fantastic Racing at the Killarney Race Track last Friday.
Cleaning up Durbanville Nature Reserve
As part of our Operation Green Initiative, the Cape Town Tourism Willowbridge VIC, in partnership with Northlink College Panorama, cleaned up the Durbanville Nature Reserve. On the 21st of November 2009 we all met (13 students, Gavin from Elle Tours and myself) at Northlink College, Panorama.
Cape Town Stadium all set for completion
Photo courtesy Linda Ndlela The roof is on and it's all systems go – nearly. Table Mountain appears framed in the central opening of the uniquely designed, 4 700t, 37 000m2 roof of Cape Town Stadium.
Looking out at the Atlantic Ocean from Table Mountain - Flickr Pic of the Day
This photograph of the Atlantic Ocean , taken from Table Mountain, was taken by our Cape Town. Live it. Love it. group member Lux76 aka Luka Fogli.
Celebrate the year-end in the Mother City
Hike one of the city's many nature trails Cape Town is counting down the days! Cape Town Tourism, visitors and excited locals celebrated 200 days to kick-off for the 2010 FIFA World Cup™ at the amphitheatre in the V&A Waterfront on Monday, November 23. Festivities kicked off with a diski dance demonstration, where we again proved that Capetonians are some of the most colourful, rhythmic people in the world! Fusion band Coda then thrilled the crowd with its unique music, followed by the sultry sound of Chad Saaiman.
Evening paddle-ski on the Atlantic Ocean – Flickr pic of the day
This photograph of a man enjoying an evening paddle-ski on the Atlantic Ocean was taken by our Cape Town. Live it. Love it. group member Out_In_Africa.
Fashion gurus add sparkle to festive lights showpiece
A Gavin Rajah creation at the Audi Joburg Fashion Week, photo courtesy represent.co.za For the first time, Cape Town's top fashion designers will present a spectacular fashion show to coincide with the official switch on of Cape Town's festive lights in Adderley Street. The 43rd festive lights ceremony will take place on Sunday, November 29, when Executive Mayor Dan Plato opens Cape Town's holiday season by activating 10km of colourful rope lighting displays in Adderley Street at 20h00.
Three tickets in one with Go Cape Town card
City Sightseeing Open-Top Tour, Table Mountain Cableway and Two Oceans Aquarium have joined forces to launch the Go Cape Town card, an all-inclusive ticket for these three popular tourism attractions. The card will be available from Tuesday December 1, 2009.
A walk in Cecilia Forest
On the Cape Peninsula, we are truly spoilt for choice when it comes to leisure activities – particularly when it comes to the many walks we can do in the Table Mountain National Park.
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This photo of a Hout Bay sunset was taken by our Cape Town. Live it. Love it. group member Michael Gaylord.
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Just another day at the office…
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So now that qualifying is over…
Argentina coach Diego Maradona, photo courtesy Armando Tovar It's all over. The 32 teams who will be playing in next year's FIFA World Cup have qualified and now we wait for them to arrive in their bulletproof vests – or whatever safety precautions their national football bodies have determined for them – to kick off the first ever African World Cup. With all eyes now turned to the future, it's perhaps worth reflecting a little on what we've learnt, already knew, or can infer from the qualification process.
Cape Town Stadium: "visually dramatic"
Cape Town Stadium, photo courtesy Linda Ndela Cape Town Stadium, formerly the Green Point Stadium, was deliberately designed with a sweeping silhouette to "avoid competing with Table Mountain", according to a FIFA World Cup stadium guide published in The Telegraph, one of the UK's most established newspapers.
The Cape Floral Kingdom – A Cape Town Tourism photo essay
The Cape Floral Kingdom was declared a World Heritage Site by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization in 2004. Many of the beautiful indigenous flowers that form part of the kingdom can be seen in the Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden.
Cape Town's V&A Waterfront at night – Flickr pic of the day
This vivid photograph of the V&A Waterfront was taken by our Cape Town. Live it. Love it. group member Peter G Hall.
Take your marks, get set … get your entry for the 2010 Two Oceans Marathon
The finish at the Two Oceans Marathon, photo courtesy Hubert January Entries for the 2010 Old Mutual Two Oceans Marathon opened on November 1 and although there are 10 000 places available, you have to be quick off the mark for a ticket to run in the world's most beautiful race on April 3, 2010. Entries close on Wednesday, March 3, 2010 – or as soon as the organisers log 10 000 entries. They won't slip any late entries into the box, so make sure you get yours in before the cut-off date.


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Human Trafficking of Foreign-Born Individuals into the Bay Area: Stories of Hope and Survival
Jadma Noronha, Human Trafficking Program Manager, SAGE Project
Ellyn Bell, Executive Director, SAGE Project
The mission of the SAGE Project is to improve the lives of persons who have experienced or are at risk of sexual exploitation, human trafficking, violence and other forms of trauma. Founded on the principles of peer (survivor) leadership, for 20 years SAGE has provided trauma-focused healing services to survivors of all forms of human trafficking. Noronha and Bell will focus on international citizens who have been trafficked into the Bay Area and will highlight trends, patterns and stories of overcoming violence and adversity.
MLF: International Relations
Location: SF Club Office
Time: 5:30 p.m. networking reception, 6 p.m. program
Cost: $20 non-members, MEMBERS FREE, $7 students (with valid ID)
Program Organizer: Norma Walden
Human Trafficking of Foreign-Born Individuals into the Bay Area: Stories of Hope and Survival
Mon, Sep 29 2014 - 6:00pm