Baglava

From the page:
Violence against women in conflict is one of history's great silences. We were
completely unprepared for the searing magnitude of what we saw and heard in the
conflict and post-conflict areas we visited. We knew the data. We knew that 94 per cent
of displaced households surveyed in Sierra Leone had experienced sexual assaults,
including rape, torture and sexual slavery.1 That at least 250,000 - perhaps as many as
500,000 - women were raped during the 1994 genocide in Rwanda.2 We read reports of
sexual violence in the ongoing hostilities in Algeria, Myanmar, Southern Sudan and
Uganda. We learned of the dramatic increase in domestic violence in war zones, and of
the growing numbers of women trafficked out of war zones to become forced labourers
and forced sex workers.

From the page: "A new British film about Charles Darwin has failed to land a distribution deal in the States because his theories on human evolution are too controversial for religious American audiences, according to the film's producer.

Creation follows the British naturalist's 'struggle between faith and reason' as he wrote his 1859 book, On The Origin Of The Species.

The film, directed by Jon Amielm was chosen to open the Toronto Film Festival and has now been sold to almost every territory in the world. "

Not that I like it, it just has to be spread!

When you are sad because you are a single..... just look here and be happy you are a single!

Who says Germans have no humor?