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Supporters travel far for Hawick RFC
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Craig Dunlea flew 12,000 miles from Christchurch to Hawick specially to watch his team in this weekend's match.
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Hundreds of people are expected at the two-day Border Reivers festival in Hawick this weekend.
The event celebrates the myths and dramas of the area in the 16th and 17th centuries when the notorious Reivers were active.
Feuding families of Reivers often conducted raids across the border to England to steal cattle and many were hanged by the authorities.
The festival features drama, song, poetry and re-enactments to show what life was like in those turbulent times 400 years ago.
There will also be a torchlight procession through the town this evening.
Borders folk guitarist dies
Borders based folk guitarist John Renbourn has died aged seventy.
Renbourn teamed up with fellow guitarist Bert Jansch to form influential folk band Pentangle in the late 1960s before going on to enjoy a successful solo recording and performing career.
The musician was found at his Hawick home on Thursday after a suspected heart attack.
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A two-day festival celebrating the history of the Border Reivers gets underway today.
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Bee artwork made from recycled materials has been unveiled at Wilton Lodge Park in Hawick, to mark the start of a festival celebrating the insect.
The Year of the Bee will include events aimed at creating a welcoming habitat for bees and recording their numbers.
Bumblebees are under threat in the UK, due to changes in the countryside.
Suspicious fire in Hawick
Police Scotland are appealing for witnesses after a suspicious fire in Hamilton Road, Hawick.
A shed attached to kennels housing racing greyhounds was set on fire at around 7pm, on Sunday March 8.
The shed was destroyed, but the dogs were unharmed.
"This was a deliberate attempt to cause significant damage and which could have resulted in serious injury to the animals.
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'Kylie and I ran into each other moons ago when she was performing in the US.
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In what trainer Barclay Tagg described as a "perfect" work, Big Truck zipped five furlongs in :59 2/5 at Churchill Downs on Monday, April 28, in preparation for the May 3 Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands (gr. I). The move by the son of Hook and Ladderwas the fastest of the day among 22 horses working the distance.
"It was just what I wanted," said a relaxed Tagg, who won the 2003 Derby with Funny Cide. "He went the half-mile in :48 and went to the wire in :59 2/5. Big Truck is a gorgeous mover. Anybody who has ever gotten on him said it's like floating on a cloud."
Tagg, who is also pointing Tale of Ekati toward the 1 ¼-mile Derby, said his two contenders are different in how they move but they have similarities in they "both have good, strong finishes. They keep digging. I like that quality in a racehorse. Both are pretty nice horses."
With three wins in eight starts, Big Truck won the Tampa Bay Derby (gr. III) before finishing 11th of 12 in the Toyota Blue Grass Stakes (gr. I), contested over the artificial Polytrack surface at Keeneland. Although he did not want to criticize the track, Tagg said it was obvious Big Truck did not like it and he is throwing out the race as an indicator of Big Truck's readiness for the Derby.
"Big Truck seemed to work well over that track, but in the afternoon it just got to him," Tagg said.
When post positions are drawn Wednesday, Tagg said he would prefer a position between four and eight. "I am not like everybody else who wants the outside. I hope I don't get it. I don't want the rail either."
Tagg said he just wanted his horses to stay sound and healthy the remainder of the week.
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24 Jan 2012 02:05 GMT | Latin America, Congo, Germany, Haiti
The UN has begun an investigation into two new allegations of UN police abuse and "sexual exploitation" of children in Haiti, Martin Nesirky, a UN spokesperson, said.
One case involves UN police officers in the Haitian capital of Port-au-Prince, Nesirky said on Monday.
Those officers have been removed from duty while under investigation, he added.
The second case involves one or more members of a police unit in the northern city of Gonaives.
Nesirky did not release the nationalities of the police or provide any other details.
"The United Nations is outraged by these allegations and takes its responsibilities to deal with them extremely seriously," Nesirky said.
He said the UN mission in Haiti, MINUSTAH, had informed UN leadership in New York of the two allegations of "sexual exploitation and abuse involving minors" on January 16.
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The new charges of abuse come just months after six Uruguayan UN troops in the Caribbean country were accused of raping a young Haitian man and recording the incident on a cell phone camera.
That case has been referred to the Uruguayan judicial system.
Nesirky said that while home countries discipline military members of Peacekeeping missions, the UN disciplines police officers.
Allegations of abuse have dogged UN peacekeeping missions since their inception over 50 years ago.
The issue was thrust into the spotlight after the United Nations found in early 2005 that Peacekeepers in Congo had sex with Congolese women and girls, usually in exchange for food or small sums of money.
The UN Peacekeeping department instituted a "zero tolerance" policy toward sexual abuse, a new code of conduct for its more than 110,000 Peacekeepers deployed around the world, and new training for officers and all UN personnel.
Nonetheless, allegations of sexual abuse persist.
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Also on Monday, a German court found a 58-year-old man guilty of repeatedly sexually abusing minors while serving as an aid-worker in Haiti.
German news agency DPA reported that Landshut state court sentenced the man, whose name was not released, to 4.5 years in prison.
Police last year detained the head of a small Berlin-based aid organisation as he attempted to smuggle one of his victims, a then 11-year-old boy from Haiti, into Germany.
The boy is now being raised by a German family.
Authorities say the man had traveled several times to Haiti where he was involved in projects to help street children.The DPA reports that prosecutors had sought a prison term of almost six years. The court's verdict could be appealed.
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NAIROBI (AlertNet) – Critics of aid argue it's a waste of time giving money to societies with high levels of corruption because it is often stolen. But think tank head and author Clare Lockhart believes the aid community is part of the problem, and must put its own house in order.
Co-founder and chief executive officer of the Institute for State Effectiveness, Lockhart co-wrote the book Fixing Failed States: A Framework for Rebuilding a Fractured World, and featured in the journal Foreign Policy's list of Top 100 Global Thinkers in 2009.
She describes the humanitarian and development sector as an "aid complex", along the lines of former U.S. President Dwight D. Eisenhower's famous "military-industrial complex", implying that money and contracts flow between a network of individuals and institutions with a vested interest in the continued rolling out of aid.
In this system, aid groups implement thousands of small projects, many of them similar and not always efficient or effective. This, Lockhart argues, undermines the capacity of the state and weakens governance.
Q: Do you think corruption is a major problem for the aid system?
It is difficult for the international community to insist on transparent processes and good governance in fragile states if its own aid systems are corrupt and wasteful.
Problems range from multiple contracting layers and paying very high wages that leach capacity away from frontline jobs in the public sector, to setting up parallel systems, poor design of projects, unfinished projects and failure to track resources.
For example, the aid budget accounts for one fifth of all fraud enquiries in the European Union.
Q: What can be done to remedy this?
The "aid complex" has much work ahead to ensure its own processes are clean and effective first, before emphasising anti-corruption within the governments it works with.
Far greater transparency and better mechanisms for managing aid are required. These could include putting budgets of aid agencies online so that citizens can follow the money, and limiting the number of sub-contracts that can be passed down a chain.
More open, competitive procurement processes are needed with contracts advertised not only in capital cities but in local languages and in local media.
Greater distinction needs to be made between what NGOs should be doing - which could include cutting-edge policy solutions for the poorest segments of society, as well as advocacy and civil society support – and where the local construction sector would provide a more competitive service.
Q: Do you think aid donors have the right approach to dealing with corruption in developing countries?
The "aid complex"...is often part of the problem in countries rather than the solution.
Donors make two serious errors when exerting pressure on corruption and lack of accountability. Firstly, donors often do not understand, or accept as a starting point, the laws and rules that do exist (and often work quite well).
Building accountability should start by mapping the existing system and understanding how it works, rather than trying to parachute in people, laws and processes from other countries.
Secondly, the international community often fails to prioritise a coherent approach to transparency and governance. Instead it focuses on specific technical aspects, such as treasury and payroll, or bypasses the government altogether with thousands of small projects run under parallel organisations.
Q: What advice does the ISE give to people who are interested in tackling corruption?
The ISE provides support to leaders and managers in the public, private and civil society spheres to design their own transitions. We document cases of successful transformation to allow knowledge sharing. We also develop training courses and toolkits for development and change-management practitioners.
At the leadership level, there has been an important shift in recent years towards understanding the importance of dealing more systematically with problems of state fragility. Translating this into changed practices on the ground, however, still requires much work.
The ISE is working to bring the various elements of public finance together in "national accountability systems" to enhance transparency and accountability across government and society.
We advocate for a "compact" between the international community and governments through which goals are set jointly, domestic mechanisms are put in place to ensure implementation, and progress is monitored through collective reporting tools.
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Widow of 'Boston bomber is starting to reject strict Muslim rules and now uses her maiden name as her family attempt to convert her back to Christianity'
- Katherine Russell is living with her family in Rhode Island and they are encouraging her to convert back to Christianity, according to reports
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The widow of alleged Boston Marathon bomber Tamerlan Tsarnaev has started to reject the strict Muslim rules her husband forced upon her, it has been claimed.
Katherine Russell, 24, is living at her parents' home in Rhode Island with her daughter by Tsarnaev, and her family is encouraging her to convert back to Christianity, according to reports.
She has also changed her name back to Katherine Russell from Karima Tsarnaeva, the name she adopted after marrying Tsarnaev, who was killed earlier this year following a police shootout.
Moving on: Katherine Russell (left), the widow of suspected Boston bomber Tamerlan Tsarnaev (right), is reportedly rejecting the Muslim faith she adopted when she married him
'Katherine is slowly starting to change,' a source told the National Enquirer, adding that she is already wearing fingernail polish and eating at fast food restaurants.
It had previously been reported that she drastically changed after meeting Tsarnaev while at a club during her college years.
She is cooperating with officials in the investigation, but claims she had no idea her husband was plotting to bomb the Boston marathon as she was working 80 hours a week as a health care aide.
'Katherine was completely subservient to him,' a source told the Enquirer. 'She cowered around him.'
She has not been accused of any wrongdoing, but the FBI have questioned her to find out if she had any clue as to her husband's plans.
Widow: Katherine Russell is pictured three days after her husband was killed following a police shootout
Innocence: Katherine's family are trying to get her to convert back to Christianity, as in her school days
The bombing at the marathon's finish line on April 15 killed three people and injured more than 260.
Tsarnaev and his brother Dzhokhar, originally from Chechnya, are believed to have carried out the attacks due to their radical jihadist beliefs.
Her lawyer Joshue Dratel, from New York, said that he joined Russell's legal team
to help her navigate the criminal justice system and to protect her
He said she had spoken with investigators and planned to keep co-operating.
'I don't see that changing in the foreseeable future,' he said. 'There's no inconsistency between that and her interests at this point.'
She was widowed when Tamerlan was killed in a police shootout on April 19 – four days after he and his younger brother Dzhokhar allegedly set off bombs during the Boston Marathon. Three people were killed in the cowardly attack and 264 more were wounded, several of whom lost limbs.
Atrocity: The bombs at the finish line of the Boston Marathon last month killed three people and injured 260
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Publishers WeeklyIn this 12th novel to feature Det. Chief Insp. Alan Banks, the brooding Yorkshire policeman is called back to England from holiday when someone discovers the remains of his old childhood friend Graham Marshall, who disappeared from their hometown in 1965. It's a journey back to Banks's own past and the provincial town of Peterborough, where he assists Michelle Hart, a local detective, on the case. He's also advising his colleague (and former lover) Annie Cabbot as she investigates the more recent disappearance of another teenager: Luke Armitage, the introverted, intellectual son of a British rock star who committed suicide when Luke was a baby. Like P.D. James, Robinson works on a large, intricately detailed canvas (sometimes too detailed-even the minor figures get at least a thumbnail sketch). The plot is richly complex, with lots of forensic science, a fair bit of English criminal history (the Kray brothers, legendary '60s-era London East End gangsters, make an appearance) and some internecine police department feuds. There's a fair amount of action and lots of suspense; someone doesn't want Hart or Banks to pursue the decades-old case, and Cabbot has her hands full with a plethora of unsavory suspects in the Armitage case. Along the way, Robinson probes more abstract ideas: the illusory nature of nostalgia; the dark, secret lives of small towns; middle age; and the oft-lamented challenges of going home again. This satisfying and subtle police procedural has a little bit of everything. Agent, Dominick Abel. (Feb.) Forecast: Robinson's long-running series is gathering readers and recognition. This latest addition will be helped by an 11-city tour. Copyright 2002 Cahners Business Information.
Close to Home (Inspector Alan Banks Series #13)by Peter Robinson
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Library JournalRobinson's 13th novel is a story of parallel crimes-the disappearance of two 15-year-old boys-that are separated by some 35 years. Detective Chief Inspector Alan Banks is drawn into both investigations, one because the missing boy, Graham Marshall, whose body turns up at a building site, was a childhood friend; the other because Inspector Annie Cabbot, a friend and former lover, needs his help. As Robinson shifts imperceptibly from one crime to the other, Banks, too, moves back and forth in time. Tormented by guilt after all these years over Graham's disappearance, he searches through childhood diaries for clues and returns to his parents' home, where he confronts his father, still hostile about his becoming a policeman. As he and Cabbot delve into the second crime, he embarks on an affair with the inspector investigating Graham's death. Though Robinson is his usual brilliant self, one wonders why the women Banks is attracted to all seem to have been wounded in some awful way. This quibble aside, Robinson again shows himself to be as astute a writer as P.D. James as he examines the myriad faces of guilt.-Francine Fialkoff, "Library Journal" Copyright 2002 Cahners Business Information.
The New York TimesIn light of the slam-bang subtleties of most throwaway thrillers...there is an attractive depth and naturalness about Peter Robinson's "Close to Home." ...refreshingly down-to-earth.... Like Dennis Lehane's "Mystic River," which it resembles in ambition and in pointed contrasts between past and present.... Janet Maslin
Kirkus ReviewsUnderneath all the endless complications, Detective Inspector Alan Banks's behemoth 13th appearance is a case of two dead boys. DNA evidence, directed by some smart forensics, identifies the first as Graham Marshall, a childhood friend of Banks's who went missing from his Yorkshire newspaper route 35 years ago. Hearing that his skeletal remains have been found, Banks hastens home from the Greek island where he'd retreated to blot out the memory of his last sour adventure in crime and romance (Aftermath, 2001) to Peterborough, where he finds the local constabulary eyeing his long-withheld revelation-Banks himself had been attacked and nearly drowned by an unidentified stranger two months before Graham went missing-with suspicion and a present-day case unfolding in ways that disturbingly echo the past. The new Graham is Luke Armitage, a sensitive student whose famous mother, retired model Robin Fetherling, and equally famous stepfather, ex-soccer player Martin Armitage, have never helped him come to terms with his own father, a rock star whose life ended in suicide. Haunted by constant reminders of the past he shared with Graham, Banks joins forces (and eventually much more) with Inspector Michelle Hart, unearthing a murky pattern that threatens to swallow every finely limned survivor of the Swinging Sixties, along with some who didn't survive. Robinson unites P.D. James's strengths-breadth, ambition, and an olympian penetration into character-with some of her equally characteristic weaknesses: a tendency to sprawl and a ritual reluctance to tie all those wonderfully woven threads together. Author tour
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"He was a good man. I considered him a friend," says Adam Matza, promotions director at the Fort Lauderdale music club Squeeze, where several area bands and solo artists will pay tribute to Kennedy on Wednesday, November 1. "He was also a very tortured soul who never let himself fit in, although he did." Matza points out that Kennedy had been abusing prescription pills for several years. "He had a problem that he was only open about to a few people."
Along with guitarist Bob Wlos, Kennedy had been at the core of Rooster Head since the band's inception in 1990; they recorded four full-length albums, as well as a handful of singles and EPs.
"He was a very talented, sparse guitarist, and, like Dylan or Springsteen, his vocals were right for his music," notes Matza. "And he had such a touch for melody. It's definitely a loss."
Diane Ward, Jim Wurster, Kathy Fleischmann, Johnny Tonite, and the remaining members of Rooster Head are among the acts performing at the tribute. The evening will also feature a spoken-word performance by Matza and a reunion of Kennedy's first band, Spanish Dogs. According to Matza, it was Kennedy who first came up with the idea of Squeeze's occasional "tributes" to rock icons (Led Zeppelin, John Lennon, Jimi Hendrix). "He was in the hospital three times during the last month of his life, and the funeral was very expensive, so I thought, What would be more appropriate?" explains Matza. "We deferred to his friends on what bands should play so that it would have some nice closure for them."
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Started by maxshim , Jan 17 2013 11:07 AM
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Posted 17 January 2013 - 11:07 AM
Quick question for those of you who have been. DD will be 4 in October. We are thinking of going to Fiji in June. I note a lot of the kids clubs quote 4-12 years as being the age group.
1. Do they check the passports to verify age of the kids when you enrol them in the kids club (ie. could we put DD in even though she will be just shy of 4)? Or, do they accept kids that are a little outside the age group specified?
2. If not, does that mean there will be no activities she can participate in unless we book a nanny for her?
Thanks in advance.
Posted 17 January 2013 - 11:16 AM
Pretty sure Treasure Island is from age 3 (or that it was), if that is an option.
You would normally have to provide birthdate of kids when booking your accommodation; but I don't imagine they are then also going to check every child when you book in to the kids club. But I don't think you will be able to rely on that, so you have to expect that you may need to budget for a nanny or look after your child yourself.
Posted 17 January 2013 - 11:35 AM
Where are you looking at staying? My experience has been that on the Islands it is a bit more discretionary - talk to the coordinator and they may well let her in. At the big hotels in Denaru it is very formal, more like daycare here and unlikely to bend the rules - our nearly 4 year olds weren't allowed in at all at one place.
Babysitting is only a couple of dollars an hour if you do have to pay for it - we'll worth it!
Posted 17 January 2013 - 11:44 AM
Thanks for the replies. I was looking at the Shangri La (based on recommendation from a Fijian colleague of DH's). Would consider other options at this point though. Pretty much looking for somewhere that is eat, stay and play free for her if we can manage it and also recommendations from people who have been places with similar aged children. Don't mind paying for a nanny, but thought she would enjoy some time in a kids club too. Not looking at putting her anywhere (Nanny or kids club) for the entire stay, but just a little "adventure" for her perhaps 3 days or so during a ten day stay.
Posted 17 January 2013 - 11:51 AM
We stayed at the Naviti and the kids club was pretty rough with such a big age range. I wasn't happy to leave my 4yr old there are watching for a bit. We got a nanny - had the same lady for the entire holiday.
Posted 17 January 2013 - 11:55 AM
At the Shangi - La and I think most other resorts those under kids club age can still attend with an adult or a nanny, so if it is the activities you want for her that will be fine.
We have just booked into the Warwick later in the year. It's kids club is from age 3 and it looks similar to the Shangri La in that there is no need to leave the resort.
We probably would have gone back to the Shangri La if we could afford it though cause we loved it!
Posted 17 January 2013 - 09:20 PM
We stayed at the shangri la when DS2 was 3.
If there was an activity that we thought both our children would like, eg. fish feeding, t shirt art etc. then we attended with them.
We did hire a nanny twice, you can request the same lady.
She took them to the Kids Club playground and the restaurant for lunch and another night took them to dinner and the games room/movie night.
To answer your original qu's, no one checked the ages of our children on passports. You sign your child in and out.
Your DD will be able to participate in all of the activities but will need to be accompanied by you or a nanny.
As a PP said, I wouldn't leave a young, single child there but would have felt comfortable leaving my 2 children there together if DS2 had of been old enough.
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Pathfinder RPG Designers Unleash Their Wildest Ideas to Play the Game Like Never Before,