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Tule Lake Segregation Center: Misperceptions and Misnomers Surrounding Resistance to JA Incarceration - Part 2
By Stanley N. Shikuma / 29 Aug 2013
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3. Internee or Incarceree: Say What You Mean
In the 1960s and 1970s, an attempt was made to move away from the government's WWII era euphemisms of "evacuation" and "relocation", which resulted in widespread use of the terms "internment" and "internment camp" in their place. Most people at that time were not aware of the Department of Justice camps and the specific legal definition of internment and internee. Current scholarship on the topic shows the widespread use of "internment" and "internee" to be inaccurate and therefore misleading when used in a general way to describe the WWII experience of Japanese Americans.
Internee—A specific legal term for a citizen of a foreign nation at war with the United States, detained or imprisoned by the DOJ during WWII. As such, this term would not apply to Nisei (US citizen by birth), nor would it apply to any Issei held by the WRA rather than the DOJ. By this legal definition, only Issei in DOJ internment camps can accurately be called internees. This is NOT an appropriate term to use in describing the ten WRA camps or those held there—it is inaccurate in the legal sense of the term and it feeds into the false stereotype that all Asians are foreigners.
Incarceree or Detainee—A general term applicable to any JA detained, imprisoned or otherwise locked up by the government, whether citizen or non-citizen, during WWII. A preferred and more accurate term to use for those held in WRA camps.
4. Segregation: Lives in the Balance
Grave marker at the Linkville Cemetery in Klamath Falls, OR. Ten stillborn infants and one man with no family were re-buried here after the camp closed in 1946.
Roughly one year after the mass removal and incarceration of Japanese Americans from the West Coast, the government decided to assess the loyalty of JA individuals by administering a lengthy "loyalty questionnaire" to all adults, which caused great confusion and anger within the WRA camps. Based solely on responses to two poorly written yes-no questions and administered to JAs one year after being stripped of all constitutional rights, it proved a woefully inadequate and arbitrary means of determining loyalty. It also created divisions and animosity within the community that persist to this day.
Disloyals—A WRA or government term applied to those providing unsatisfactory answers to the "loyalty questionnaire". Anything other than an unconditional "Yes-yes" could result in being sent to the Tule Lake Segregation Center, e.g. no-no, yes-no, no-yes, yes but (i.e. a conditional answer), blank (i.e. no answer). This is an inaccurate and pejorative term.
No-No's—A colloquial term for those the WRA judged as giving unacceptable answers to the loyalty questionnaire and therefore sent to the Tule Lake Segregation Center. To this day, the label carries a stigma within the Japanese American community.
Resisters—Those who showed their resistance to the WRA and the "loyalty questionnaire" by refusing to answer or refusing to give the approved answer of yes-yes. This is the preferred term of the Tule Lake Committee as it affirms the desire of many JAs to protest their treatment by the government.
Segregants—A more neutral term for Nikkei segregated out from the general population and sent to Tule Lake Segregation Center.
5. Selective Service (the Draft) and Loyalty Questionnaire: Just Say NO!
There were few ways that Japanese Americans could officially demonstrate their resistance to unjust incarceration once they were in the camps. One was to defy Selective Service laws, i.e. the draft, and another was to answer "no" to the Loyalty Questionnaire. Both carried a heavy cost: federal prison or transfer to the Tule Lake Segregation Center in the short term, followed by severe social stigma and ostracizing within the JA community in the long term. The two groups are often conflated or mistaken one for the other, but they are not the same.
Draft Resisters / Objectors of Conscience—Those who refused to register for the draft once it was mandated for Japanese Americans, i.e. those who said "no" to the draft. About three hundred young men resisted in this way, the most organized group being the Heart Mountain Boys. Generally, their refusal was conditional on restoration of their civil rights and/or release of their families from unjust confinement in a concentration camp. Those convicted of draft evasion were sentenced to federal prison for terms of one to five years. Post-war, all were eventually granted a presidential pardon. This group resisted the draft.
No-No's—Those who answered "no-no" to the "loyalty questionnaire" (or any other way deemed unfavorable by the government) and were then sent to Tule Lake Segregation Center. Over 12,000 men, women and children were labeled disloyal by the WRA and sent to Tule Lake. Some of these segregants also resisted the draft, but the two groups are NOT the same. This group resisted the "loyalty questionnaire".
6. Renunciant and Deportee: Stay or Go?
Renunciant—A Japanese American citizen (Nisei) who renounced (gave up) his or her US citizenship. The vast majority of the nearly 6,000 renunciants were incarcerated at the Tule Lake Segregation Center. Not all renunciants were removed to Japan, and most were able to eventually restore their citizenship—though it took up to 20 years of protracted legal struggle to do so. Attorney Wayne Collins was instrumental in getting renunciants' citizenship rights restored and preventing many from being deported against their will.
Denaturalization—On July 1, 1944, President Roosevelt signed the Denaturalization Act, which allowed US citizens to lose their citizenship by renouncing it in writing. This led to a program at Tule Lake Segregation Center near the end of WWII to allow, convince, cajole, or coerce Nisei inmates to renounce their US citizenship with a goal of then deporting them to Japan after the war (the government cannot legally deport a US citizen to another country).
Native-born alien—The government term for Nisei (native-born Americans and therefore US citizens by birthright) after they renounced their citizenship. This is yet another example of the government avoiding reference to their treatment of US citizens.
Deportee—A Japanese American who was deported to Japan after the end of WWII. This would be either an Issei "alien ineligible for citizenship" (i.e. Japanese citizen) or a Nisei renunciant (US citizen who renounced citizenship). US citizens can be extradited if accused or convicted of a crime in another country, but citizens cannot be deported to another country without cause or due process. In order to easily deport a US citizen, he/she must first renounce their citizenship. An exception to this might be the citizen minor child of a deportee who could be deported with his/her parent.
7. Tule Lake: Three Takes
Camp Tulelake—A separate facility about ten miles from Tule Lake Segregation Center that was built before the war as a CCC Camp. It was used initially as a temporary jail when trouble broke out at the Tule Lake Segregation Center and mass arrests were made. Some JAs were sent here to further segregate/isolate them from other inmates. Later, when the Tule Lake inmates went out on strike, it housed strikebreakers from other camps, and then it became a labor camp for German and Italian POWs sent to work on local farms. It is reported that the POWs at Camp Tulelake had more freedom of movement and local acceptance than the US citizen inmates at Tule Lake Segregation Center.
Tule Lake Relocation Center—One of the ten large concentration camps set up by the WRA to house the vast majority of Japanese Americans incarcerated during WWII. It was built to house around 12,000 inmates, who were taken primarily from the Sacramento Delta region of California, most of Oregon, and the rural areas of western Washington.
Tule Lake Segregation Center—The renamed and enlarged incarceration center became the only maximum-security concentration camp where JAs the WRA labeled as "disloyal" were sent from all ten camps. Others whom the WRA considered as "troublemakers" were also sent here to segregate and isolate them from the general population. In total, about 12,000 incarcerees were transferred into Tule Lake from other camps. To make room for them, about 6,000 original Tuleans were sent to other camps or released on leave, and an entire new section was added to the original camp, expanding its capacity to over 18,000 inmates.
8. Jail and Stockade: A Jail Within a Jail Within a Jail
Over 18,000 people at Tule Lake Segregation Center were already imprisoned within a one-square-mile camp encircled by barbed wire fences and armed guards in watchtowers, but they could also be seized and arrested by security forces and thrown into the acre-size Stockade compound or locked inside a few square-yard Jail cell.
Jail—The concrete structure at Tule Lake with cells and bunks. It was built to house 24 prisoners, but at times it held up to 100 men.
Stockade—The fenced-in, enclosed yard surrounding the jail where up to 400 men were kept at one point.
9. International Injustice: Rendition in Reverse
Latin American Japanese—During WWII, over 2,200 people of Japanese descent were taken from their homes in Latin America (Peru primarily) and brought to the US without hearings or court orders. They were victims of an early form of what is now euphemistically called "extraordinary rendition," i.e. the government sanctioned transport of people across international borders with no legal proceedings (e.g. warrants, hearings, indictments, or trials) and no legal papers (e.g. passports and visas) in an extrajudicial process (i.e. occurring outside the law; not governed by law). In essence, "extraordinary rendition" is government-sponsored kidnapping. There are some disturbing parallels to the current detention program at Guantanamo Bay.
Castle Rock provides a fitting backdrop for the Memorial Service held at the site of the cemetery for Tule Lake Segregation Center. All the remains were removed after the war: many families took their loved ones home for re-burial but a few were left behind and moved to the Linkville Cemetery in nearby Klamath Falls, OR.
This paper is based on a PowerPoint presentation prepared for a workshop on The Power of Words: Coming to Terms with American Concentration Camps and the Japanese American WWII Experience at the Association of Asian American Studies National Conference held in Seattle, WA in April 2013. Many thanks to those who inspired, informed, and helped shape my thoughts on the subject, including: Professor Roger Daniels, Professor Tetsuden Kashima, Mako Nakagawa, Barbara Takei, Seattle JACL Power of Words Committee, and Tule Lake Committee.
© 2013 Stanley N. Shikuma
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Stanley N. Shikuma
Stanley N Shikuma is a writer, taiko (Japanese drum) artist, and community activist. He performs with Seattle Kokon Taiko and directs Kaze Daiko (a taiko youth group), and has also been a performer, composer, and percussionist on new opera, silent film scores, Butoh dance, and puppet theatre. As a social activist, Stan writes and lectures on Civil Rights, Japanese American history, and Taiko. Affiliations include work with the Tule Lake Pilgrimage, Japanese American Citizens League (JACL), Seattle Nisei Veterans Committee & NVC Foundation, Asian Pacific American Labor Alliance (APALA), Regional Taiko Groups-Seattle, and Taiko Community Alliance.
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Philly pipeline: Sessoms has plenty of familiarity with the Penn State roster. The guard hails from Philadelphia, like several other players on Penn State's 2020-21 roster, and saw that as a benefit in his recruitment. That familiarity was especially helpful because he couldn't see any schools once he decided to transfer.
The ongoing coronavirus pandemic made it impossible for Sessoms to visit schools while he was in the transfer portal and forced schools to get creative in their pursuit of him. Penn State head coach Pat Chambers and his staff did a better job than any other school, according to Sessoms, putting themselves over the edge with their consistent contact and video calls on the Zoom remote conferencing application.
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Filling a need: Sessoms fills one of the potential needs, as a multi-level scorer, Chambers cited when he spoke to the media via teleconference on March 20.
"You're always looking for areas where we showed some weaknesses," Chambers said. "Lamar (Stevens) gets to the free throw line. Who's that next guy that's going to get us to the free throw line? (Myreon Jones') setback hurt us a bit. Do we need another guy who can go off the bounce and do a little more, who can shoot and finish at the rim?"
Impressive numbers: The Penn State head coach answered his own questions with the addition of Sessons, who made 134 of his 394 3-point attempts and attempted 106 free throws at Binghamton. His free throw attempts would've ranked second behind Stevens at Penn State in 2019-2020.
The sophomore guard racked up plenty of on-court accolades in his two years at Binghamton. He won the America East Rookie of the Year in 2018-2019 and won the conference's rookie of the week award seven times. Sessoms averaged 17.8 points per game and 3.5 assists per game and led the team in both categories. He made 36.6% of his 3-point attempts that season on 5.8 shots per game from beyond the arc.
His sophomore year was more of the same on the court. He averaged 19.4 points per game to lead the America East and 4.8 assists per game to finish second in the conference. Sessoms is one of only two America East underclassmen in the conference's 41-year history to finish in the top five of both scoring and assists as a freshman and sophomore, joining current NBA player J.J. Barea. His accolades led to a second-team all-conference selection as a sophomore.
Ready to compete: Even with all of his accomplishments in his first two years in college, Sessoms expects to work for everything he gets when he takes the court as a Nittany Lion.
"I just know I'm going to go in and work my hardest," Sessoms said. "I'm gonna compete every day in the weight room and on the court. I never know what's going to happen, but one thing I know for sure is that I'm gonna work my hardest out there. I know nothing is gonna be given to me but I'm ready to earn it."


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It is also escaping quotes and single quotes when inserting into the editor. I have a feeling this might be from the ajax response json encode. So thinking I need to do something with this content before sending it to the editor. Anyone know a solution to handle this?
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The Monroe Sun (https://themonroesun.com/monroe-has-its-first-confirmed-covid-19-case-kellogg-declares-local-emergency/)
Monroe has its first confirmed COVID-19 case, Kellogg declares local emergency
By Bill Bittar | March 22, 2020
MONROE, Conn. — News of people coming down with COVID-19 hit home Sunday, when someone over 60-years-old became the first Monroe resident to be diagnosed with the disease. First Selectman Ken Kellogg declared a local emergency and issued a CodeRed to inform townspeople of the bad news.
"While this is certainly concerning, it is not unexpected, and we should anticipate more confirmed cases in the coming days," he said.
Kellogg said he does not have information on the severity of the Monroe case to know whether the person is hospitalized or in quarantine at home. "We certainly hope this individual makes a full recovery," he said.
Connecticut now has 327 confirmed cases of COVID-19 with 208 in Fairfield County.
Kellogg said the local emergency declaration is consistent with what mayors and first selectmen from other towns with laboratory confirmed COVID-19 cases have done.
"It simply allows the town under state statutes to take any appropriate actions to respond to the pandemic," he explained.
No budget referendum
To avoid fiscal chaos during the pandemic, Gov. Ned Lamont issued an executive order requiring town budgets to be passed without a referendum vote. Monroe's referendum was scheduled to be held on May 5.
On Sunday, Kellogg spoke to the leadership on the Town Council and the Board of Finance about the order.
The first selectman told The Sun the town has no choice, but to approve the budget without voters going to the polls.
"We will be getting more information out there," he said. "There will be ample time for the public to offer input." Of the process for approval, Kellogg added, "we will get more details this week. We'll have more information, including how the public can have input on the budget itself."
Kellogg said the governor's executive orders carry the intent of increasing social distancing. Among other updates he posted on the town website:
• The Governor's orders will also require certain local businesses to temporarily close their doors by 8 p.m. Monday, unless they are in a category deemed essential by the state. Grocery stores, pharmacies, and restaurant take-out and delivery are among the many businesses that are allowed to remain open. The state will be releasing additional details later tonight.
• Routine public access to Town Hall and the Senior Center is closed, however you may call for information or to obtain services remotely.
• While the Library is now closed, you can check the website for online services.
• Monroe's public parks and trails are available for open recreation for those practicing social distancing, however the basketball courts and playgrounds are closed to prevent large gatherings.
"We will continue to provide major updates via CodeRED, and frequent updates will continue to be posted on our website, social media, and through email to our 'News and Announcements' mailing list, which you can sign up for by going to the 'Important Links' section on the Town's website," Kellogg wrote.
State program offers Monroe taxpayers low interest on late payments
MONROE, CT —Many taxpayers in Connecticut, who lost their jobs amid the COVID-19 pandemic, will have a hard time paying their tax bills on Jan. 1.


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TUESDAYS WITH TERESA: Voting for justice and mercy for Australia
Election fever is upon us, which means our news is filled with the election trail. The Australian Bishops have issued a statement titled A Vote for the Voiceless. This statement can be found on the Church's national website www.catholic.org.au/election.
Teresa Brierley PUBLISHED May 24, 2016 Comments
I thought I would share with you the list included in this statement in an attempt to give a voice to the voiceless. The Bishops say:
Among the people discarded in this throwaway culture are these:
Refugees and asylum seekers who are often seen as a problem to be solved rather than as human beings in need of our help.
Indigenous peoples whose cry for recognition has barely been heard and who suffer injustice at the hands of our justice system.
The survivors of sexual abuse who have emerged from the shadows and whose voice is not being heard, crying out for redress and healing.
Those who suffer family violence who are often unseen and unheard, behind closed doors with nowhere to go and no-one to turn to.
Those in the womb who are among the most defenceless, at risk of being deprived of the most basic of all human rights, the right to live.
The elderly who are seen at times as an economic burden now that they are unable to "produce" or consume in the way the economy demands.
Those suffering mental illness who seem not to fit in with accepted patterns of social behaviour and are often presumed to contribute nothing to society, thus ending up in the too hard basket.
Those suffering addiction who can see no way out of the destructive grasp of alcohol or other drugs, gambling or pornography.
Those entrapped in new forms of slavery who are the victims of sexual or workplace enslavement.
The desperately poor beyond our shores who look to wealthy Australians for the help they need – often simply to survive – but find our nation less and less generous.
We are blessed to live in a wonderful country with a stable democracy. The narrative that we convince ourselves is true is around equality and a fair go, and yet I know that the list of the voiceless people given to us by our Bishops is real and of grave concern.
In the past month I have attended talks given by Fr Aloysious Mowe SJ, the Director of Jesuit Refugee Service Australia; David Manne, a lawyer and migration agent and Executive Director of the Refugee and Immigration Legal Centre (RILC), Phil Glendenning, Director of the Edmund Rice Centre and John Sandy, a refugee who works with our CatholicCare Refugee Service.
What has become apparent to me is the need for a change to our social policy platform. Those who seek protection, the vulnerable − either in our country or beyond our borders − are people who need our care and mercy. Our narrative has changed from one of concern for our fellow human beings to one of protecting our borders, the language of fear and emotion. The loudest cries at this stage are – stop the boats, sovereign borders, stop the drownings, stop the people smugglers, protect our jobs and way of life, terrorists……. We do not seem to be able to take part in a morally serious discourse. We know there is a major global problem with about six million displaced people seeking a place to call home. It seems that our geographical isolation removes us from the global issue, yet true mercy demands our attention and justice.
Fr Aloysious Mowe used the phrase, "refugees are the face of God and the flesh of Christ". I think the list produced by the Australian Bishops includes some of the groups of people who are the flesh of Christ. On this Trinity Sunday we are reminded about our being in intimate relationship with our God, ourselves and each other, as well as our environment. Such relationships call us to a change of heart, a conversion, a change of attitude. It also impels us to speak out prophetically with others so that all people may experience hope and dignity. The world turned its back on the plight of the Jewish people during World War II and we run the same risk of ignoring the real plight of those who need to flee their homelands.
We cannot depersonalise the present situation and scapegoat those who are seeking to find a safe place to call home. I am sure they do not wish to leave their homeland and risk all and yet they have no real choice other than to flee and seek the protection and generosity of strangers. The flesh of the refugee is the flesh of Christ. Certainly those who have presented these talks are doing so in order to disturb the dominant societal attitude. I know at some stage the critical mass will change and our politicians will be forced to hear the voice of the people who cry out for those with no voice. I wish it were sooner.
One of the issues raised in these forums was our lack of a Bill of Rights. Evidently we are the only Western country without such a Bill, because of our belief that Common Law is enough. It seems that a Bill of Rights would give us the checks and balances needed for a just and fair society. It would mean that any legislative changes would be placed against a measure of 'goodness' for the majority. I think it is worth pondering. It may be what we need to have a social conscience based on the principles of Catholic Social Teaching.
I am not naive enough to think that there is a simple solution to this conversation. In nonviolent leadership, this problem is given the term a 'wicked' problem which therefore requires many voices around the table to propose a possible solution. We are certainly aware that Australia does not exist in this region in isolation and the challenge is to mobilise the people of this region to dialogue and discern a regional solution.
In one of these talks Frederick Douglass was quoted. He was a former slave, an abolitionist and a social reformer who was one of Abraham Lincoln's friends. He said:
Power concedes nothing without a demand. It never did and it never will. (August 3 1857)
What are we demanding individually, as a church and as a community?
So on this day, May 24, the Feast of Our Lady Help of Christians, we are reminded of the power of prayer, not a power of supremacy or a power over, but the collective power of those who seek God's help to bring about the change we wish to imagine. It was under the title of Help of Christians that Mary was chosen as Patroness of Australasia by the First Provincial Synod, convened by Archbishop John Bede Polding in Sydney in 1844. The fledgling colonies needed Mary's help at that time, as the nation does today. We are helped through Mary's powerful intercession, and through the example of her life we find in the Gospels. She was the first true disciple who believed and followed by continually saying 'yes' to the unknown. She provides us with the feminine face of God who walks with us and desires what is best for all her children.
I conclude this message with the Collect from the Mass of Our Lady Help of Christians:
Almighty ever-living God,
who placed the love of Our Lady, Help of Christians
in the hearts of those
who brought the Catholic faith to these shores,
grant, through her intercession,
wisdom to our leaders and integrity to our citizens,
so that, under her protection,
Australia may know harmony, justice and peace.
Through our Lord Jesus Christ, your Son,
who lives and reigns with you in the unity of the Holy Spirit,
one God, for ever and ever.
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Teresa Brierley is Director Pastoral Ministries of the Catholic Diocese of Maitland-Newcastle.
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Володимир Вікторович Лесевич (, * р., село Денисівка, тепер Оржицького району Полтавської області, † р., м. Київ) — видатний український філософ і російський філософ, літературознавець (історик літератури), фольклорист, етнограф, педагог та громадський діяч. Дійсний член Наукового товариства імені Тараса Шевченка. У сучасників мав репутацію ерудита в соціології філософії. Започаткував філософську систему «критичний реалізм», його публікації внесли в світову філософію це поняття. Перший й видатний представник емпіріо-критичного варіанту позитивізму. Засновник першої школи з викладанням наук українською мовою, друкував свої філософські твори з псевдонімом «Українець» (). Був прихильником української незалежності.

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Походив зі старшинського козацького роду Полтавщини, з дворянської родини Лесевичів. Рано втративши батьків, перебував під опікою родичів, виховувався бабусею.

У 1845 р. вступив на навчання до гімназії міста Києва, яку закінчив в 1851 р..

У 1855 р. закінчив навчання в Військово-інженерному училищі.

У 1856 р. — навчався в Інженерній Академії Петербургу, в 1861 р. закінчив навчання в Петербурзькій Академії Генерального штабу.

У 1856—1859 рр. служив офіцером у 1-му Кавказькому саперному батальйоні, брав участь у бойових діях на Кавказі три роки.

Людина честі, шляхетний Лесевич В. В. відмовився брати участь у придушенні «Липневого повстання» й вийшов у відставку з офіцерським званням штабс-капітана. 1862 року, залишивши військову службу, оселився в родовому маєтку в селі, де заснував школу з українською мовою навчання, яку незабаром було закрито (цей акт адміністративної сваволі набув широкого розголосу; зокрема, про це було кілька публікацій у герценівському «Колоколі», де також з'явилося кілька публікацій про дискримінаційне закриття російською владою заснованої ним вперше в Україні україномовної школи. Пізніше Лесевич зустрічався з Олександром Герценом у Лондоні, подорожував у Велику Британію через Німеччину). Його твори у Москві друкував журнал «».

У 1870-х рр. належав до гуртків петербурзької інтелігенції «Товариство тверезих філософів» ( і «Ольхінський клуб» (), бо збиралися в домі літератора й поета . Працював викладачем українського товариства.

Пізніше мешкав у Петербурзі, співробітничав з часописом «», 1875 р. заснував у Петербурзі Літературний фонд ім. Т. Шевченка та Українське видавниче товариство, в якому мав намір надрукувати роман Панаса Мирного «Хіба ревуть воли, як ясла повні?» та низку інших книжок — проте, вони були заборонені цензурою згідно з Емським актом 1876 року.

Був лише запідозрений у зв'язках з народниками. І у 1879 року був репресований без суду, і навіть без пред'явлення офіційного звинувачення. Сидів у Нижньогородській тюрмі з 27 травня 1879 р. до вересня того ж року. Засланий до Сибіру під контроль поліції (Єнісейськ-Красноярськ), де перебував близько трьох років; пізніше місце заслання було змінено на Кавказ з 1881 р., з 1882 р. — Полтава, у 1885—1886 рр. — Твер. З собою він возив чудову бібліотеку, поповнював її, передплачував російські та іноземні газети та журнали. Лише в 1888 році йому було дозволено повернутися до столиці. Співпрацював з видавництвом «».

Ще під час перебування на Сибіру в 1879—1881 рр. познайомився з сибірським обласництвом. Ці зв'язки зміцнилися в Петербурзі, де на той час перебував Микола Ядрінцев.

Від 1883 р. постійно мешкає в Україні: м. Полтава (мешкав у садибі свого зятя — Володимира Леонтовича), м. Київ. Мав доньку Юлію, котра була в шлюбі зі згаданим Володимиром Леонтовичем.

У 1888 р. переїхав до Петербургу, де увійшов в гурток Михайла Михайловського, активно діяв в організації журналу «», обирався членом його редакційного комітету до 1898 р.. Читав лекції у Вищій російській школі суспільних наук. Організував у м. Петербурзі Товариство вивчення етнографії та історії України.

Став активним прихильником національного самовизначення України. Підтримував творчі та особисті відносини з Михайлом Драгомановим й навіть матеріально підтримував його, товаришував з Володимиром Мальованим та іншими. Матеріально підтримував видавництва галицьких радикалів Української радикальної партії, товаришував з Іваном Франком, Михайлом Грушевським.

У 1901 р. він підписується під протестом письменників проти розправи російських козаків над протестантами на Казанській площі міста Санкт-Петербург, за що його російська влада висилає на два роки зі столиці Російської імперії, і він виїжджає за кордон (Італія — 1902 р., Франція — 1903 р.). Брав участь у Міжнародному соціологічному конгресі в Парижі 1903 року.

Замешкав у столиці України Києві. Помер 26 листопада 1905 року. Похований у Києві на кладовищі «Аскольдова могила». Згідно заповіту його бібліотека відійшла у власність НТШ.

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Лесевич В. В. мав праці з історії буддизму, був засновником першої школи з викладанням наук українською мовою в 1864 р., яку за доносом було знищено російською владою в Україні. У Росії була дискримінація відносно української мови — представники українського народу мали друкувати свої праці російською:
 «Очерк развития идеи прогресса», в изд. «Современное Общество» 1868 г., 4 и 6;
 «Философия истории на научной почве», в изд. «Отечественные Записки», 1869 г., 1;
 «Позитивизм после Конта», там же, 4;
 «Общие гносеологические вопросы и их решение», там же, 1870 г., 7;
 «Новейшая литература позитивизма», там же, 1871 г., 5;
 «Характеристические черты развития философии и науки в средние века», в изд. «Знание» 1873 г., 10 и 12;
 «Первые провозвестники позитивизма», в «Отечественные Записки», 1873 г., 12;
 «Классики XIV и XV столетий», там же, 1874 г., 12;
 «Как иногда пишутся диссертации», там же, 1875, 1.
 «Опыт критического исследования основоначал позитивной философии», г. СПб, 1877 г.
 «Письмах о научной философии», г. СПб, 1878 г.
 «Революционеры и естественный ход событий», изд. «Вестник Народной воли» (Женева, № 1, под псевдонимом «Украинец»), 1883 г.
 «Этюды и очерки», г. СПб, 1886 г.
 «Всемирный язык и народные языки», журнал «Русская мысль», 1900 г., № 11—12
 «Что такое научная философия? », г. СПб, 1891 г.
 «Происхождение романа в Англии. Томас Нэш», «Русская мысль», апрель 1901 г.
 «Эмпириокритицизм, как единственно науч. точка зрения», г. СПБ, 1909 г., с. 9, 11
 «Собрание сочинений Лесевича», Т. 1-3, г. Москва, 1915–1917 гг. (у зв'язку з державним переворотом комуністів в Російській імперії в 1917 році це посмертне його видання не було завершене)

Есе про буддизм:
 «Буддийский нравственный тип», изд. «Северный Вестник», 1886 г., 5;
 «Новейшие движения в буддизме», изд. «Русская Мысль», 1887 г., 8;
 «Религиозная свобода по эдиктам царя Асоки Великого», изд. «Вопросы Философии», 1889 г., кн. 1.

Публікації українською
 «Оповідання Р. Ф. Чмихала», м. Львів (казки, легенди, новели, анекдоти);
 «Етнографічний Збірник», ,т. XIV, 1904 р.;
 «Денисівський козак Р. Ф. Чмихало, його казки і приказки», журнал «Мир божий», 1895 р., № 4;
 «Помпеянський Ізюм, пам'ятка боротьби східних культів за перевагу в греко-римському світі»;
 «Науковий Збірник в честь проф. М. Грушевського» тощо.

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Філософ-позитивіст Лесевич В. еволюціонував від позитивізму Оґюста Конта-Герберта Спенсера до емпіріокритицизму. Вважав за необхідне поєднання теорії пізнання з позитивізмом. Він підніс на перший щабель науку («розумову діяльність»), рівень якої він визнавав критерієм суспільного прогресу; виступав за широке розповсюдження знань, за свободу слова і свободу друку, наполегливо займався освітньою діяльністю. У релігії бачив обмежуюче свободу людини духовне джерело. Наголошував на ідеалах без благодатної духовності (що ґрунтується на власних силах людини) та на самобутньому розвитку особи.

Вважав, що насильницьке знищення представників російської державної влади «має своє повне виправдання і обумовлене цілковитою необхідністю». Обґрунтовував, що настала неминучість революції в Російській імперії, що вона здійснена буде «зверху» — силами політичних партій. Скептично ставився на можливість культурної просвіти селянства, як «рутинної маси». Був прибічником ідей Р. Авенаріуса, , Ґерінґа, Пельтцольда тощо, тому різко критикував етичні погляди Л. Толстого («Толстовство»), бо концепція «непротивлення злу» є «оживленням» асоціального (орієнтованого не на соціальні блага) вчення буддизму, наголошуючи на соціальній адаптації індивідуума. Він відстоював тезу щодо рівноправності національних мов, доводив необхідність здійснення освітньої справи кожного народу його рідною мовою.

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 Українська літературна енциклопедія. Київ: Українська енциклопедія, 1995, с. 166-167.
 Завгородній Ю. Володимир Лесевич і його зацікавлення Сходом // Наукові записки. Т. 89: Філософія та релігієзнавство / Нац. ун-т «Києво-Могилянська академія». — К.: Пульсари, 2009. — С. 48-53.
 Матюшко Б. К. Уточнення окремих наукових положень магістерської дисертації М. Драгоманова В. Лесевичем // Перші Міжнародні драгоманівські читання: матеріали, 30 вересня — 2 жовтня 2003 р. / укл. Г. І. Волинка, В. П. Сергієнко, Л. Л. Макаренко; ред. В. П. Андрущенко. — К.: НПУ ім. М. П. Драгоманова, 2003. — Вип. 1. — С. 135—140.
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The best home care about lips - covers of diet food and other organic components: you enjoy anything to do your lips mild and bright.
A cover of flesh sweet big apple moisturizes, nourishes and softens lips peeled clove of good apple rub on a little grater, mix 1 tsp. Gruel with tsp softened the butter for Fifteen minutes and is applied to the lips. Remove the paint mixture is moist cotton swab.
Can be used not only Apple, but as well big bananas, apricots, gooseberries, watermelon, cantaloupe, beets, cucumbers and other fresh fruits and fresh vegetables in season - they all enjoy a similar capacity, and the lip is highly effective.
Useful and simple massage chunks of fresh vegetables and fruits. Sliced good cucumber, watermelon, melon, strawberry, big banana, kiwi or other raspberries for 5-10 min in a circular motion gently massotherapy the skin of lips.
Nourishing and softening cover fat cheese. Curds (? Teaspoon) rubbed with fluid (1 teaspoonful) and a thick layer of the mixture is used to the lips. Keep Fifteen minutes, wash off with hot water and smeared lips fat cream or Vaseline. You can not just combine the cottage cheese with a serum, but with natural milk, poor-fat sour cream, vegetable oil, fresh beet nectar, carrot or cucumber.


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Сан-Амаро (, ) — муніципалітет в Іспанії, у складі автономної спільноти Галісія, у провінції Оренсе. Населення —  осіб (2009).

Муніципалітет розташований на відстані близько 430 км на північний захід від Мадрида, 17 км на захід від Оренсе.

Муніципалітет складається з таких паррокій: Анльйо, О-Барон, Беаріс, Ейрас, Грішоа, Лас, Навіо, Саламонде.

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On June 17, the public will get the chance to explore Disney's brand-new attraction, the "Innovention Dream Home." CNET News.com's Kara Tsuboi traveled to Tomorrowland and got a sneak peek at some of the technology built into the home. See the magic mirror that every girl will be drooling over.


Forest Soft-shell Turtle (Dogania subplana) or Labi-labi hutan or Bulus hutan (local name in Indonesia), is an elusive species of clear, fast-flowing streams and quiet muddy backwaters. Lying partly submerged in the substrate, the distinctive patterning helps in its camouflage. However, the pairs of eyespots or ocelli on the carapace tend to stand out.
The neck is long : the upper surface bears longitudinal stripes and the underside is orange in colour. The head is relatively large and the nose tubular in shape, contributing to its charming appearance. The forefeet are greenish.
The species ranges from Kalimantan, Sumatra, the Natuna Islands, Java. Can grow up to carapace length about 35 cm. Local people often eat this species. This species is listed in IUCN as Least Concern.


A Dutch idyll with Caribbean temperatures. The historic links between the islands and the Kingdom of the Netherlands are obvious. For the Holtorfs, the challenge was to get solid ground under Otto's wheels, because there are no car ferries linking Aruba, St Martin and Curaçao. Gunther had to persuade the captains of cutters and other small ships to transport them.
A Dutch idyll in the Caribbean. A replica windmill in front of a palatial hotel.
The northern part of the island is called St Martin and has a strong French influence. The southern part has a more Dutch feel and is called Sint Maarten.
But the beautiful beaches all around the island are typical of the Caribbean.
The runway of Princess Juliana airport on the Dutch part of St Martin is only 2100 metres long and extends right up to the beach.
The huge aircraft pass over only a few metres above the sand with their landing gear down.
You can just pick out Otto in front of the huge liner "Queen Mary 2".
Local residents playing dominoes on Curaçao. While St Martin is part of the string of Caribbean islands, Curaçao and Aruba are much further away, only just off the Venezuelan coast.
Otto looking lost in the undergrowth on the island.
Little Amsterdam. Houses in Willemstad on Curaçao.
The houses on Aruba call to mind half-timbered houses in Europe.
Video: The Dutch Antilles – beautiful islands that are not car-friendly.


Cadbury open to offer talks | City A.M.
ITALIANchocolate maker Ferrero and US rival Hershey yesterday both confirmed that they were holding early talks about launching an offer for Cadbury.

Cadbury, the target of a £9.8bn hostile bid from Kraft, said it would be open to a fair offer which delivers full value. Hershey told the City that it was “reviewing its options”, while Ferrero said it was in the “preliminary stages” of evaluating its options.

Neither company confirmed that it would be launching a joint bid, but analysts believe a tie-up between the two could add up to enough financial fire-power to be a viable alternative to Kraft’s bid.

However, solo bids would be unfeasible and both firms have severe corporate governance issues to deal with. Hershey is controlled by a trust which is bound by law not to cede control and which has previously blocked deals. Ferrero is family-owned and divided over the wisdom of a major debt-financed offer.

Cadbury’s share price rose just 1.2 per centyesterday, taking it to 797.5p and suggesting a lack of conviction from the markets.

Ferrero has asked NM Rothschild  to advise on any offer, alongside Watch Hill Partners, a boutique M&A firm.

Hershey is said to have drafted in WarrenBuffett’s favourite banker, Byron Trott, who used to work for Goldman Sachs.


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Celebrated actor Burt Reynolds is making headlines for something other than his movies. This time, worried fans are clamoring to find out if the beloved actor is feeling okay after Reynolds walked the red carpet looking very frail.
The 81-year-old Smokey and the Bandit star was accompanied by his co-star Chevy Chase and friend Robert De Niro at the Tribeca Film Festival where he was promoted his upcoming film, Dog Days. Reynolds walked with the help of a cane and was given a chair so he could sit on the red carpet and answer reporters's questions.
"Great to see Mr. De Niro, who I love, and...you know, all the people that I know," Reynolds said. "It's very sweet."
In Dog Days, Reynolds plays an aging movie star, which, ironically, seems to mirror much of Reynolds's own life; and the meaning is not lost on him.
"I guess I'm doing all right. I think because it's a hell of a turnout," Reynolds said to reporters.
Reynolds has appeared in dozens of films since he first broke into the film industry in the early 1960s. However, after some recent health scares, including back surgery in 2009 and a quintuple bypass surgery in 2010, Reynolds has receded from the limelight.
Poor Burt! His photos at the Tribeca Film Festival made his advanced age apparent, and, no doubt, will provide fodder for tabloids who have pushed salacious stories about the actor's supposedly failing health. But while his new look is certainly a far cry from his macho man, tough guy persona of the '70s and '80s, we sincerely hope his appearance is just a symptom of aging. After all, he is 81 yeas old!
Fortunately, Reynolds currently has three projects in the work, so even though rumors are swirling about his health, it doesn't look like he's ready to stop working anytime soon.
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Melania Trump Bio: Net Worth, Real Estate, Age, Health
On April 26, 1970, in Novo Mesto, SR Slovenia, Melania Trump: Melanija Knavs (later Germanized as Melania Knauss) was born. Her father, Viktor
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Melania Trump Biography: Early Life, Education, Age
On April 26, 1970, in Novo Mesto, SR Slovenia, Melania Trump: Melanija Knavs (later Germanized as Melania Knauss) was born. Her father, Viktor, worked as a manager for car and motorcycle businesses, while her mother, Amalija, made patterns for a company that made children's apparel. Melania frequently participated in fashion displays for Jutranjka, the company her mother worked for. She has a half-brother that she has never met, and she grew up in Sevnica with her sister Ines.
Melania and Ines were christened as Catholics despite the fact that Viktor belonged to the League of Communists of Slovenia, an organization that supported state atheism. She attended the University of Ljubljana to study design and architecture after completing her secondary education at the Secondary School of Design and Photography in Ljubljana, but she left after a year.
Melania Trump's Personal Life, Married, Children
Melania married Donald Trump on January 22, 2005, donning a $200,000 Christian Dior gown. They first met at a party in 1998. Barron was born to the couple on March 20, 2006, and was baptized at the church where Melania and Donald were married, Bethesda-by-the-Sea Episcopal. Since 2001, Melania has lived in the country permanently. In 2006, she was given citizenship status. She had treatment for a benign kidney ailment in 2018 at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, where she underwent an embolization.
Trump sued the British tabloid "Daily Mail" for publishing a report accusing her of working as an escort while she was a model in February 2017 for $150 million. Melania initially sued, alleging that the piece cost her "multimillion-dollar business ties," but she eventually changed the focus of the complaint to her personal anguish. The "Daily Mail" issued a statement retracting the claims made in the story in April 2017, and the lawsuit was resolved for $2.9 million.
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Melania Trump First Lady of the United States:
On January 20, 2017, Melania (also known by the Secret Service code name "Muse") was sworn in as the country's first lady. Due to her son's attendance at Columbia Grammar & Preparatory School, she did not move into the White House until June 11. Only the second first lady to be born outside of the United States, Melania had an 11-person staff while serving as first lady (the first was London native Louisa Adams). Melania spoke during an International Women's Day luncheon in March 2017 about gender equality and her experiences as an immigrant woman. It was her first public appearance at the White House.
With her "Be Best" campaign, Melania concentrated on stopping cyberbullying while serving as the first lady. This decision was criticized by many due to her husband's persistently rude behavior on Twitter. The day before the state banquet honoring Emmanuel Macron, the president of France, was held in April 2018, Melania paid a visit to the National Gallery of Art with Brigitte. During her solo trip to four African nations in October of that year, Melania bottle-fed baby elephants spent the day at a school in Malawi and paid a visit to an orphanage in Nairobi.
Many children have been separated from their parents as a result of the Trump administration's treatment of illegal immigrants. Melania Trump addressed the issue in June 2018 and said, "We need to be a country that follows all laws, but also a country that governs with heart," adding that she wants to see "successful immigration reform" but doesn't like the separation aspect of the administration's "Zero Tolerance" policy. Melania went to the Upbring New Hope Children's Shelter in McAllen, Texas on June 17, 2018, where 55 immigrant children were being housed. She talked with the social workers and medical personnel there and expressed her desire to assist in the reunion of the kids with their families.
Melania Trump Career
At the age of 5, Melania began modeling, and at the age of 16, she started posing for fashion photographer Stane Jerko and doing commercial work. When she was 18 years old, she joined a modeling agency in Milan and finished second in "Jana Magazine's" 1992 "Look of the Year" contest. Paolo Zampolli, the co-owner of Metropolitan Models, introduced Trump to her in 1995 and promised her representation if she immigrated to the United States. The following year, she relocated to Manhattan, where Zampolli arranged for her to share an apartment with photographer Matthew Atamian in the Zeckendorf Towers.
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She appeared on the cover of the January 2000 issue of "GQ" wearing nothing but diamond jewelry, while the French men's magazine "Max" published sexually explicit images of Melania with another model in January of that year.
Melania founded the Melania Skin Care Collection and launched a jewelry line called Melania Timepieces & Jewelry with QVC in 2010, however in 2017 the companies that made the products severed their ties with her. Her business operations earned royalties between $15,000 and $50,000 in 2016, according to a financial statement.
Melania Trump Real Estate:
Melania spent $1.5 million on a one-bedroom apartment on the 33rd floor of Trump Tower in January 2016. There have been rumors that Melania bought the 1,052-square-foot apartment to use as a library even though Trump already owned a massive penthouse that occupied the 66th, 67th, and 68th levels of the building at the time of the acquisition.
Melania Trump's Net Worth
Former American first lady Melania Trump, a model from Slovenia, has a $50 million net worth. The primary distinction between Melania is that she is Donald Trump's third wife. In 2005, they got hitched.
Melania appeared as herself in the 2001 movie "Zoolander" and from 2004 to 2015 on her husband's NBC reality program "The Apprentice." Before relocating to the United States in 1996 to pursue her modeling career in York City, Trump modeled in Paris and Milan. She has appeared on the covers of numerous magazines, including "Vogue," "Harper's Bazaar," "InStyle," "Vanity Fair," and "Glamour." In 2016, she faced backlash after a speech she delivered at the Republican National Convention appeared to have lifted passages from Michelle Obama's 2008 Democratic Convention speech. Read About: Samantha Bryant Bio, Age, Ethnicity, Married, Fired, Net Worth
Melania Health
In order to cure a benign kidney ailment, she underwent an embolization on May 14, 2018, which is a minimally invasive surgery that purposefully plugs a blood vessel. It was claimed that the procedure went well and without any issues. On October 2, 2020, President Trump tweeted that he and Melania will be placed into immediate quarantine after testing positive for SARS-CoV-2. Later on in the day, she reported having "minor symptoms" but otherwise "feeling well."
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Lavender Shelf Life: How Long Does Lavender Last?
What is the average shelf life of lavender? How long does lavender last in the pantry, refrigerator, or freezer? What is the best way to store lavender to increase their shelf life? Find out the answers to these questions and more below:
Shelf Life of Lavender
Ground 2-3 Years - -
Dried 2-3 Years - -
Lavender has a scent that can be described as a beautiful blend of floral, fresh, calm and clean. Its vibrant aroma is perfect for use in soaps, perfumes, beauty products, and fresheners. Lavender oil is a fantastic oil for cooking at the beginner's stage. Lavender belongs to the ketone family. It has a shelf life of around 3-5 years. It is contraindicated for pregnant women and children. It is typically used for treating respiratory infections. Do not use lavender for long-term.
How to Store Lavender:
It is essential to store lavender away from light, heat, and oxygen. Store lavender in dark bottles made of glass, and keep them away from light and heat. Tightly close the lid of the container every time you use it. The light fades the color of the lavender blossoms, and warmth makes the plant dry and fades the fragrance of the flowers. Keep it away from humid areas, as moisture will damage lavender the most. The humidity will result in rotting and mold formation. You can also store culinary lavender in ziplocked bags away from heat and light.
What To Look For While Purchasing Lavender:
There are many different types of species of lavender available. You need to know which one you want to buy. Some different types of lavender include English Lavender and Lavandin
English Lavender is perfect for making essential oil. It has a sweet scent. Lavandin is another species that also produces essential oil, but with a more camphoraceous odor. It is used for scented cleaning products.
Buy essential oils that have a Latin name mentioned on their label. Find one that is made from Lavandula Angustifolia, as it has fantastic skin benefits when compared to others that are cheaper.
Look for lavender that is organically grown. Look for lavender essential oil, which is packed in a clear glass, dark glass, or plastic bottle.
How to Handle Lavender:
If you are growing lavender yourself, cut a bundle from the plant. Leave a few inches off the plant with the green growth on it. It is fine to use all of the lavender except for the green part; as you move down to the stem of the plant, it will become abundant. Wrap a bundle of blossoms with a rubber band, and hang them in a dark, dry room, which will help the lavender to retain the color and shape of its flowers.
The Purpose of Lavender in Cooking:
You can add lavender for crafting purposes. Lavender oil can also be used for cooking purposes. Lavender is used for infusion in juices or ground and used for baking. However, it has a highly intense flavor, so use it in small amounts. You can also use lavender for infusion in juices, including lemonade, sweetened iced tea, or meringue. Use around ½ teaspoon dried and 1 ½ teaspoon fresh lavender leaves.


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Early in the development of computers, programming languages were simple, and were converted into a machine usable form using a parse tree. Let me give you a little context.
Basically, when the interpreter runs, it will follow the tree (because there's stuff above the part of it I represented above) It sees the commands in a different order than you do, we think 'in order' 8 * 8. It thinks in pre-order or post-order, depending on how it is written. I'll use post-order in this description.
The parser follows the tree and builds, internally, a new representation which is easier to compute. It represents putting each thing onto an in-memory structure called a 'stack'.
A stack works like the stack of dishes at a resturant. As each piece of information is put onto it, the previous piece of information is moved one place down. In post-order, this can be very handy. Suppose we had an in-order formula like, 5+10*2+10. Let's put some parenthesis around that, to make some things easier to see. Remember that multiplication always happens before addition. So the above becomes 5+(10*2)+10, simplifies to 5+20+10, simplifies to 25+10, simplifies to 35. Simple.
Computers can't do in-order very easily. So a parser would convert that to a parse tree and then into a pre or post-order version. Continuing in post-order, it would become 5 10 2 * 10 + +. Numbers and Operations(+,*,-,etc) all have the same relative importance in this. The operations are commands which will affect the stack, and the numbers are values which get placed on it. So, starting with this second formula, lets follow what happens.
5 10 2 We've got a few numbers on there now, what's next?
Now, we'll chew it up with the stack?
Hmm, equals… it pops two, and THEN, puts the second item into the memory space represented by the first. See, when the computer sees i it really sees a memory location REPRESENTED by i. The variable i is just a place in it's memory that has the label of i. Whenever you do something with i, it goes and gets the value stored at the location that is REPRESENTED by i. So, it takes the 64, looks up what memory location is represented by i, and puts it into that space.
Seems like a lot of work? Well, it is, but the computer does it with blinding speed. Every operation the computer does, ultimately, can be represented by operations on a stack. There are other ways of doing it, but that's the easiest one to explain.
Using the parse tree, she could search for things that were constant * constant, and replace them with the result. Using the parse tree, she could replace all of the 8*8s with 64s, and such. Find sections of code that never run, and remove them. That sort of thing.
The parse tree makes it trivial to find and fix those sorts of naive programming problems. It can be quite handy. For most developers, it's not needed, but those that do need it can make awesome use of it.
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Injured turtles are stacking up higher than ever before. What gives?
The Ontario Turtle Trauma Centre has already admitted more than 500 injured animals this year — up from fewer than 400 in 2016
By Tim Alamenciak - Published on Jun 28, 2017
The wood turtle is one of two endangered turtle species in Ontario. (Clarence S Lewis/Creative Commons)
For veterinarian Sue Carstairs, springtime means long days putting injured turtles' shells back together, piece by tiny piece, at the Ontario Turtle Conservation Centre. She's used to keeping busy, but so far this year has been like no other.
Last year the facility admitted fewer than 400 turtles. This year more than 500 turtles have already come through their doors.
"I think we're the only people glad it hailed yesterday," Carstairs says. No turtles came in during the freak hailstorm that hit the area June 26, several did the next day.
Thousands of turtles are hit by cars every year in Ontario, Carstairs estimates. Some of them end up in the conservation centre's trauma unit — the province's only treatment facility for severely injured turtles. Her surgical work consists mainly of repairing shells, dealing with head trauma, and salvaging eggs (even dead turtles may have viable clutches of eggs inside them).
Carstairs isn't sure why there's been a surge in chelonian patients this year; it could be that the trauma centre recently launched an education program, so more people are aware of their services and know where to bring injured turtles they find on the road. As well, last year's drought may have kept the turtle population sedentary, while this year's wet conditions could be encouraging activity.
"There's still a lot we don't know about turtles, so the exact reasons why we have higher or lower activity one year are not certain," says Christina Davy, a research scientist with the Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry. "It's definitely an area we need to do more research on."
Of the eight species of turtle in Ontario, seven are at-risk. The spotted turtle and the wood turtle are endangered. Only habitat loss kills more turtles than cars do; roads all across southern Ontario stand between the dry areas where turtles like to lay their eggs.
The death of even one turtle is a massive setback for the species, particularly if that species is already endangered. Generally, turtles are not fertile until they reach adulthood — at around 15 to 20 years old — meaning it takes more than a decade to replace a breeding-age turtle killed on the road.
"Turtles have a really, really slow strategy for life," says Davy. "It can take over 17 years for a snapping turtle to become an adult, and then lay one clutch of eggs, and of those eggs it's unlikely that any of those will survive to adulthood because everything eats baby turtles. So when you take an adult female out of the population it has a really, really big effect."
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Turtles aren't the only animals threatened by cars, but they're among the most visible. An entire field of study — road ecology — is dedicated to studying such threats, and to determining how wildlife and traffic might coexist.
"Ontario is the leading jurisdiction in the world for road ecology solutions, but we're unfortunately in a situation where you can't walk more than 1.3 kilometres in any direction in southern Ontario without hitting a road. You've got the highest density of roads in southern Ontario coupled with the highest density of biodiversity," says Dave Ireland, chair of the Ontario Road Ecology Group.
Ireland says with newer projects like the Highway 407 expansion, the province has taken to building fences that keep turtles off the road and below-grade passages they can use to cross. But Ontario is covered in old roads with soft shoulders that make ideal nesting places for turtles.
"[In the future] every time a road is installed that will be part of the natural process, but right now we're playing catch-up and that will take decades," says Carstairs.
Meanwhile, concerned citizens often help turtles cross the road, and Davy wants to make sure they're doing it the right way. When you pick up a turtle and heft it across the road, she advises, be sure to take it in the direction it was originally facing.
"We have this goofy slogan: When you move a turtle, you should move a metre — not a mile," says Davy. "In many cases the turtles are older than the road. Some of them are 80 or 90 years old. They've been moving from wetland to wetland for years."
Photo courtesy of Clarence S Lewis and Ontario Nature, licensed for commercial use under a Creative Commons licence. (See the uncropped version.)
Tim Alamenciak
Tim Alamenciak is a journalist based in Kitchener.
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