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To: Tom Clarke who wrote (3657)	11/10/2006 12:31:22 PM
From: average joe	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 5290

Tribesmen in six remote villages will get new British 'wives' The BBC is sending six British women to be "second wives" to tribesmen in some of the world's most remote communities. The women will spend a month shadowing actual wives in villages in Papua New Guinea, Greenland, Africa and Northern Mongolia, for a BBC Two series. They will attempt to eat, sleep, and work exactly as the real wives do to "immerse themselves" in their cultures. Tribe members will be interviewed each week to assess how the British women have been accepted. Producers say the series, entitled Women of the Tribe, will examine the hosts' perceptions of western culture through their visitors. Clotted blood The series follows the success of explorer Bruce Perry's Tribe series, which was also broadcast on BBC Two. Viewers will see the women of the tribe speak with passion, emotion and humour about their lives, in a way that has not been explored before Richard Klein In it the former marine faced challenges such as drinking clotted blood and running along the backs of a line of bulls. Richard Klein, BBC commissioning editor, documentaries, said: "Woman of the Tribe will give UK audiences and the six western women a real insight into how tribal women really live, the everyday issues they deal with, their hopes and fears, and their views on life. "Viewers will see the women of the tribe speak with passion, emotion and humour about their lives, in a way that has not been explored before." Women of the Tribe will be aired next year. news.bbc.co.uk

To: Tom Clarke who wrote (3657)	11/13/2006 3:08:07 PM
From: Rainy_Day_Woman	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 5290

I beguiled them! non to sinn fein bookstores actually I had a hard time finding used bookstores - lots of new stores I wanted Kenny books, but they are online with their books now and the shop is an art gallery did find a wee shop, bought a set of small leathers [soft, supple covers] on thackery - I chisled him down 25 euro - I think I shocked him into accepting - the look on his face [the eyes tell all] - had fun doing it - we're now good buddies here's the shop [just online] charliebyrne.com I still think his real name is charlie brown but he won't fess up btw, no tax on books in ireland