Thursday, November 17, 2011

VOLUNTARY SECTOR NEWS

Young jobseekers told to work without pay or lose unemployment benefits - The Guardian
The voluntary sector should be helping our young people find jobs - Third Sector


LATEST YMCA VACANCIES

Restaurant Supervisor, YMCA London South West
Temporary Finance Officer, YMCA London South West
Part-Time PPA Officer (Spanish), Nottinghamshire YMCA
Volunteer Counsellors, YMCA Cambridgeshire & Peterborough
School Counsellor, Sussex Central YMCA




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Captivity
Is no training
For Freedom

One story. One thousand storytellers

NATIVITY-FACTOR-LOGO-SQUARE

If you were one of the people who were inspired by Greenbelt

to have a go at film making this year, then have a look at this.

The Nativity Factor is a short film competition from ITN Productions

and the Sainsbury Trust,

free to enter and open to everyone.


£5,000 goes to the contestant who [...]

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Wednesday, November 16, 2011

My FAVOURITE READ
My most loved
Read
Always
want to re read





... Your Face.
Outside the museum I was addressed
by a blind man in his vest
I was most impressed
It was a wonderful disguise
It was a wonderful disguise
Stood in front of the mirror all alone,
examined my features skin and bone
looked at this face I've always known
It was a wonderful disguise
RETIRE AT 16

VOTE AT 18


The Office for National Statistics (ONS) said the unemployment rate also increased to 8.1%.

The unemployment total for 16-24 year olds hit a record high of 991,000 in the quarter, a jobless rate of 21.3%.

The claimant count, the number of people out of work and claiming benefits, rose 17,500 to 1.6 million in September.

Graph showing unemployment in UK since 1992
St Helens Rugby - Langtree Park Stadium - Image 1

THE SAINTS - MY TEAM
as real as Lancashire HOTPOT and my ACCENT.
It is where my roots are/my culture formed/friends made
Come on the Saints !

It’s been a decade-long road for Saints’ chairman Eamonn McManus to make the stadium become a reality.

And he believes the naming of the stadium, after its developers Langtree who submitted the winning bid, is befitting.

McManus told the ECHO: “It’s a mix of relief and pride, but more the latter.

“This is another landmark towards the completion of the stadium and it’s opening early next year when the new season starts.

“It’s a big day.

“The name of the stadium is important. It’s something you want the fans to connect with.

“So I’m more than happy Langtree won the tender for the naming rights and we got what we think are very good commercial terms.

“Obviously we know them extremely well having worked on this with them for ten years.

“And importantly, I really like the name!

“It’s not like your selling your soul to the corporate world.

“Just as our previous home for a century was named after its location, Knowsley Road, this is named after its location, Langtree Park.

“For any rugby league officionado it has the ring of the famous Lang Park, the iconic stadium of the Brisbane Broncos for so long.

“It’s got a nice sound; it’s got style and grace.”



Gilles Peterson on the Radio with Robert Glasper

THIS is where I discover my music/the stuff i Love/the stuff which sends shivers down my back/the stuff I really want to spend money on:LOVEITLOVEIT

Listen now (120 minutes)

This week Gilles was joined by US jazz keyboardist Robert Glasper alongside his bassist Derek Hodge. What started as a chat about the forthcoming album turned into an inpromptu jam, with some pretty memorable results!

Later on in the show, Gilles was also joined by singer Gregory Porter who's currently in the country. And if that wasn't enough to satisfy, there was a load of brand new music with exclusive first plays from Michael Kiwanuka, Gerry Read and Portico Quartet!

Gilles with Robert Glasper & Derek Hodge!

Robert Glasper & Derek Hodge stopped by for a chat to talk about the new album, and ended up doing an impromptu acoustic jam for Gilles!

Music played

  1. Charles Earland Charles Earland — Coming to You Live

    Columbia
  2. Dirg Gerner — Attempting Cry

  3. Lord Echo — Thinking Of You

    Wonderful Noise
  4. Switch — What Did She Say

    Dubsided
  5. Django Django Django Django — Waveforms

    Because Music
  6. Loka — Entrance

    Ninja Tune
  7. Mark Hollis — The Gift

    Pond Life
  8. Wadada Leo Smith Wadada Leo Smith — Blues: Jah Jah is the Perfect Love

    Nessa Records
  9. Kouyate-Neerman — Requiem Pour un Con

    No Format
  10. James Blake James Blake — Curbside

    R&S
  11. Jameszoo — Leaf People

    Kindred Spirits
  12. The Blue Seeds — Go Outside in the Rain

    Now Again Records
  13. Michael Kiwanuka — Home Again

    Polydor
  14. Lee Scratch Perry vs. Digital Mystikz — Like The Way You Should (Mala Remix)

    On You Sound
  15. Derrick Hodge ft. Common — We Live Today

  16. fLako ft. Dirg Gerner — Lonely Town

    Project Mooncircle
  17. Michael Garrick Septet — Black Marigolds

    Argo Records
  18. Dimlite — You Very Rich Believer

    Now Again Records
  19. Teebs — E2

    Brainfeeder
  20. Robert Glasper Interview

    1. Robert Glasper & Derek Hodge — Teen Spirit

      feat Bilal
    2. The Robert Glasper Experiment — All Matter

      Bluenote
    3. The Robert Glasper Experiment — Move Love (featuring King)

      Bluenote
    4. Robert Glasper & Derek Hodge — Black Marigolds

    5. The Robert Glasper Experiment — J Dillalude

      Bluenote
  21. Portico Quartet Portico Quartet — City of Glass

    Real World Records
  22. Gerry Read — All By Myself

    Fourth Wave
  23. Julio Bashmore — Well Wishers

    Futureboogie
  24. Leila — Digi (The Ickle Rough Mix)

    Warp
  25. Mr. Oizo Mr. Oizo — Chiffon

    Ed Banger
  26. King Gilette — Dream Girl

  27. Drake ft. The Weeknd — Crew Love

    Young Money
  28. Elements of Life — Barbara Ann

  29. Gregory Porter — 1960 What?

    Motema Music
  30. Soho — Hot Music

  31. Nicholas Payton — Flip the Script

    In+Out Records
  32. Klaus Weiss — Drums Around (James Pants Rework)

    Selected Sound
  33. Lord Echo — Thinking of You

    Wonderful Noise