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Nick Hornby's first novel, an international bestseller and instantly recognized by critics and readers alike as a classic, helps to explain men to women, and men to men. Rob is good on music: he owns a small record shop and has strong views on what's decent and what isn't. But he's much less good on relationships. In fact, he's not at all sure that he wants to commit himself to anyone. So it's hardly surprising that his girlfriend decides that enough is enough.
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Nick Hornby was born in 1957 and worked as a teacher before becoming a full-time writer. His books are FEVER PITCH (1992), HIGH FIDELITY (1995) and ABOUT A BOY (1998). In 1999 he won an E. M. Forster award from the American Academy of Arts and Letters. He lives in north London.
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A rollicking first novel from British journalist Hornby that manages to make antic hay of a young (barely) man's hopeless resolve not to come of age. Rob Fleming is the sort of precocious loser whose life has gone so unaccountably wrong that some deep romantic grief must be invoked to explain it. "The unhappiest people I know, romantically speaking," according to Rob, "are the ones who like pop music the most; and I don't know whether pop music has caused this unhappiness, but I do know that they've been listening to the sad songs longer than they've been living the unhappy lives." As a case in point, the 35-year-old Rob not only listens to these songs himself but peddles them - as the founder and proprietor of Championship Vinyl, a seedy vintage-record store in a quiet back alley of North London. Business is hardly booming these days, and the shop would have gone under long ago but for Rob's lawyer-girlfriend Laura, who has propped it up time and again with cash from her own very ample pool. Once she dumps Rob, however, everything is suddenly on the verge of collapse - fiscally and emotionally - and Rob is forced to ask himself how he landed in such a mess. Naturally, he has no idea, so he proceeds to look up his ex-girlfriends - all the way back to high school - and ask them why things never worked out. As a pilgrimage, Rob's quest bears more resemblance to Monty Python than Chaucer, and his own inability to put two and two together somehow endears him to the very women whose affections he seems least able to requite. Reality bludgeons him in the end, and he succeeds, as the plot is spun, in drawing a few morals that surprise him by their simplicity and point toward a happy ending - or at least a second chance. Fast, fun, and remarkably deft: a sharp-edged portrait that manages at once to be vicious, generous, and utterly good-natured. (Kirkus Reviews)


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1/2 cup cocoa powder
1/2 cup agave nectar
1 tablespoon cornstarch
1 cup evaporated skim milk
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
2 teaspoons grated orange zest
Combine all ingredients in a sauce pan, mixing well. Cook over medium heat, stirring continuously. Serve as a dip for fruit.
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1 teaspoon vanilla
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I am always a little confused about protecting "ways of life" that have been practised for multiple centuries by one group or another. What about progress? There is no great power in the world today who has not changed continuously throughout its history to the benefit of its citizens. A 17th Century way of life, for instance, would be absurd in Tokyo, Paris, Delhi or New York...
This does not mean that the ideas of others must be imposed on these people in the name of progress, but that the policies pursued do not sentence them to miserable stagnation, for no good reasons.
It is true that the San people have lived as hunters and gatherers for centuries but it is equally true that current global condition (global warming, dwindling resources, water shortages, harsh environmental condition) are direct challenge to the San's way of life. How long and how far can the San continue to live their way of life in this increasingly changing world?
I think the government must find a way to talk to the Bushmen and convince them to abandon this unsustainable way of life.
If I am honest my initial reaction is this: here we go again. yet nother example of rich, settled, educated western elites with their children going to posh schools trying to preserve an idealised picture postcard image of some half-naked hunter gatherers living in harmony with their nature. And all that for their own selfish pleasure.
There is still a lot of truth in above because being a Bushman is hard, short, hungry and brutal. They did not choose to do this, cruel mother nature chose it for them.
But I have seen what happens when the lives and cultures of nomadic peoples are changed forcibly by human or environmental intervention.
Somaliland in East africa is good example. As late as the 1970s almsot 80% were nomadic pastoralists leading a way of life as hard as the Bushmen. But they were also a proud race with easy nobility and inbuilt resilience. I remember tall, thin nomads walking slowly, majestically like peacocks over their desert habitats with such grace it felt their feet was not touching the ground. No wonder. These people genuinely believed they were a race above than the rest of mankind.
If they ever came near towns they sold their animals, bought sugar and tea(they were partial to these modern stuff), covered their noses all the time they were in towns and got out of there as fast as they could. These guys had a shower only when it rained but thought townspeople were foul-smelling creatures who bought your sheep and sold you sugar but otherwise best avoided.
But the towns were to be the nomad's nemesis. One word destroyed the Somaliland nomad is less than two decades bringing to an end a millennia of way of life: charcoal. Towns needed fuel so they went to the bush and burned trees faster than nature could replace them.
As the nomad's environemnt deteriorated they were forced to come into the very towns that were killing them incraesing the need for more charcoal.
Here the nomads withered and rotted. They all started using an evil drug called Khat. their once pearl-like tooth decayed into slimy green stumps. Their children started to develop new skin diseases in the slums and their once graceful women ended up selling up chinese-made tat in the markets or worse. They lost every iota of nobility in them and started begging, stealing and killing(mind you they always killed but it was a different kind of killing).
They are a dead race now and it is one of the saddest sights to see these once upright race brought low within 20 years.
I suspect Bushmen will end up the same if they are forced to settle down. So reluctantly I have to agree with the likes of survival international on this one. But for a different reason.
There are so many countless good reasons as to why the bushmen must leave the reserve for their own good and the government of Botswana!Yes you read it right.
Those people are scattered all over very tiny settlements over a vast area as big enough as many countries in Europe hence proves difficult for the government(with very limited resources) to provide any form of service to them in an economically sustainable way.
Those people must get education and health and there is no question about that so how will the government make those accessible to them if they are scattered all over a vast area like the Kalahari? No need the answer because to any reasonable soul this is purely rhetoric!
People who are interested in exploiting the Bushmen behind the 'bushes' of the Kalahari will always parade as the the angels came forth to save the Bushmen!There is more to it than just that. These are the very people who go into the Kalahari and buy and maybe the word should "get or steal" Bushmen artifacts at very absurdly low prices and in return smuggle those to their homesteads in Europe and sell them at their true market prices which will be a lot more than the peanuts they gave to the Bushmen.
These are the very people who will also service the Bushmen with guns so that they can kill as many wildlife as possible because they want to get a piece too.What a shame!
So to all you S.I and your allies there are more genuine problems in Africa that if you really want to help then you can focus your efforts at them namely HIV/AIDS and as of late H1N1 before it escalates its status to that of HIV in Africa.
And oh yeah last but not least,thank you to Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, your work and help in Africa is commendable.
God bless you!
now this is interesting!
@pizol your assessment is a little unfair.
democracy in botswana was entrenched by making no tribe or individual think they have superior human rights over others!moreover noone has superior property/ownership rights of resources (including land).to call tswana speakers immigrants doesnt add value to the matter in question as citizenship is not conferred by archaeological proof of prior existence ,infact i am yet to hear the san raise that argument(the purpoted true owners).the san are not being asked to give up their culture or identity, infact it would be nice to learn and appreciate when living side by side with them. san dances and song are actually very popular in mainstream perfomance.
if you follow closely the sacrifices made by the government at the expenses of the greater citizenry to cushion a proportion of basarwa(not the entire basarwa population in botswana by the way) one wonders why there hasn't been an uprising as yet. resources must be shared equitably for the nation of botswana to continue to exist in its present state. protecting a proportion of a certain tribe amounts to elitism and is rather short sighted as this will ultimately be divisive.a typical example is that another tribe that practices initiation recently requested the government for hunting permits within the vicinity of the initiation school, they were publicly turned down because the hunting quota for the year had been reached!!although they felt strongly about the turn of events(strong and fundamental adherence to culture and tradition as you have noted) the rule of law had to prevail. harsh as i may sound, these basarwas are lucky to get away with a caution, i don't know any citizen who would get away with that.
Considering that people have been hunting those animals for tens of thousands of years, one might suggest that the Bushmen, so long as they are living traditionally and hunting with bows and spears and whatnot, are as much a part of the ecosystem as any other denizen of the wildlife preserve.
But Uyapo is suggesting that the San no longer live that way and are in fact hunting with firearms from the backs of pickup trucks (unsurprisingly) and this could do a lot of damage in a number of ways. What is the truth of the matter, one wonders.
Economist might edit this article as "The gods must be crazy 2009". It's very sad to read that bushmen's lifestyle has worsened since a bottle of Coke was thrown out of an aeroplane. If you don't understand the meaning of my previous sentence, just read this wikipedia page http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Gods_Must_Be_Crazy and watch a chunk of the movie on youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=66pTPWg_wUw
Why not just simply call this by it's name, Genocide? Just go personally to one of the "relocation" camps where the Bushmen are being "integrated" to become servants of the local Tswana. Integration in Botswana is very much focussed on cultural and racial annihilation. This is perhaps the last ultimate land-grab. Once the Bushmen are gone no-one will remember that the Tswana are just as much "immigrants" to the area of today's Botswana as the Europeans further south. The Tswana's feel very strongly about upholding their cultural values. Has anyone thought about asking the Bushmen if they want to assimilate with the Tswanas and give up their culture and traditions? Did anyone ask the Bushmen if their homeland should be declared a national park? How about allowing the Bushmen to claim back what is theirs? How about taking the question further? How about asking all immigrants in Southern Africa to give the whole Southern Africa back to the true owners, the Bushmen? If the international community does nothing very soon to protect the Bushmen/San from their fellow cizizens there will soon only be the legend of the Tokoloshe to for the Tswanas to frighten their children with.
Why should they be given preferential treatment so they can kill the already dwindling wildlife?
The are many tribes in Botswana who used to hunt just like the San and these people will also like to go back and hunt this animal for food. But they know its not that easy since animals can be driven to extinction.
I say no preferences, all or none have rights to hunt. This people need to accept that this is 2009, its not like the old days when they used bows and arrows and only managed to kill a few animals in a month. This days they have horses, 4X4 trucks and good guns to kill a many animals in a few hours! Its not the same anymore, we have moved on, things have changed.
It is normal worldwide that 'wildlife reserve' equals 'no hunting'.
Why farmers in Germany cannot go to any of country's numerous national parks and bag some deer, boar, ducks and partridge like their ancestors did centuries ago?
I see it as a matter of equal treatment. If Bushmen want to be treated as equal people to everybody else, this means equal rights but also obligations. Including hunting.
The San should be allowed to hunt. They are a model of sustainability for the world, and people have a right to choose to have a non acquisitive lifestyle. The herding people need to get over their cattle fixation
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Hungry Games Poll: Which Food Do You Most Crave?by Joseph Erdos in Shows, October 2nd, 2014
When it comes to cravings, many of us can attest that they're hard to control, whether it's a slice of your favorite cheese pizza or a pint of that luscious ice cream. When cravings call, many of us cave in. Others, well, maybe they're able to resist, but cravings come and go whether you can control them or not. FN dish wants to know which food you crave the most often.
In the new series Hungry Games, premiering Monday, Oct. 20 at 8|7c, host Richard Blais delves into what makes us crave certain foods more than others, why we crave foods to begin with, what makes us want more, and what turns us off from other foods. The six-episode series covers six types of foods that people often crave: ice cream, pizza, burgers, diner food, bar food and barbecue. So which one do you crave the most?
Watch a sneak peek of Hungry Games on Sunday, Oct. 19 at 10|9c.