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WASHINGTON — Twenty years ago this Saturday, the commander of United Nations peacekeeping forces in Rwanda wrote a coded cable to his superiors in New York that has come to be known as the "genocide fax." Citing inside information from a "top-level trainer" for a pro-regime militia group, Brig. Gen. Roméo Dallaire warned of an "anti-Tutsi extermination" plot.
The refusal by United Nations officials to approve the general's plan for raids on suspected arms caches has been widely condemned as paving the way for one of the worst genocides since the Holocaust. But evidence submitted to the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda, some of it still under seal, reveals a murkier, more complicated situation than has often been portrayed.
New details about the mysterious informant known to General Dallaire as "Jean-Pierre" serve as a reminder that history can take a long time to reveal its secrets. Important documents that could shed light on the unresolved mysteries and ambiguities of the Rwanda genocide remain under lock and key.
It is now commonly recognized that the international community failed miserably in its efforts to protect the people of Rwanda. But even 20 years later, there is still much to learn. While the new evidence does not absolve the United Nations and Western governments for failing to take timely action, Jean-Pierre's story illustrates the challenges that continue to vex decision-makers struggling to make sense of unfolding crises in countries like the Central African Republic or South Sudan.
The immediate trigger for the Rwandan genocide was the shooting down of a plane carrying President Juvenal Habyarimana on April 6, 1994. Over the next hundred days, Hutu militia groups murdered at least half a million members of the Tutsi minority, along with tens of thousands of "moderate" Hutus. These massacres took place against the backdrop of a war that pitted the Hutu-dominated regime against Tutsi-led insurgents who had invaded Rwanda from neighboring Uganda.
Whether the genocide was planned, and was thus foreseeable, has been hotly debated by scholars, politicians and lawyers. The "genocide fax" has been a key part of this debate. Controversy has surrounded Jean-Pierre's motives for cooperating with General Dallaire, the reliability of his information, and his fate after his request for protection was rejected by the United Nations.
We now know a lot more about Jean-Pierre Abubakar Turatsinze (his full name was established by the war crimes tribunal). Half-Hutu and half-Tutsi, he operated on both sides of Rwanda's political and ethnic divide. While his prediction of mass murder of Tutsis by Hutu militia groups proved chillingly accurate, he misled United Nations peacekeepers on some key points.
Important details about his background and eventual fate are contained in a 2003 interview with his wife by tribunal investigators that has never been officially released but is now available. At the time of his marriage, in 1990, he worked as a driver for a senior Rwandan official. In the turmoil following the rebel invasion, Jean-Pierre used his connections to become an intermediary to the Interahamwe militia, whose principal goal was to defend the Hutu-dominated regime.
Jean-Pierre told General Dallaire's aides in January 1994 that he had been instructed to register "all Tutsis" living in Kigali, apparently for "their extermination." He also said that the Rwandan Army had been supplying the Interahamwe with weapons, and identified several arms caches, including one in the headquarters of the ruling party. The Interahamwe went on to commit many of the murders during the genocide.
Evidence submitted to the tribunal showed that Jean-Pierre may have had other motives for seeking United Nations protection. He had fallen out with party leaders who suspected him of selling arms to rebels in Burundi. Some witnesses believe he might have been an agent of the Rwandan Patriotic Front assigned to penetrate the Interahamwe.
General Dallaire has told the tribunal that he operated on "instinct" in sending the genocide fax, which was followed up by a series of warnings to New York in early 1994 that were rebuffed or ignored. He sensed that the peacekeeping force had to reassert its authority. But his superiors in New York needed something more than their field commander's instincts to justify aggressive action.
Newly released State Department records show that United Nations officials briefed the United States, Belgium and France on the emerging crisis, but there was zero enthusiasm in the Clinton administration following the "Black Hawk Down" debacle in Somalia in October 1993. Much stronger intelligence would have been necessary to disrupt the passivity of senior decision makers.
The "Jean-Pierre" revelations are a tantalizing indication of how much we still have to learn about the Rwandan genocide. Records that could shed light on whether it could have been prevented are still classified in Washington, New York, Paris, Brussels, Geneva, Arusha and Kigali — unavailable to the public despite pledges by international leaders to fully investigate the tragedy. In order to draw the correct lessons from history, we must first establish all the facts.
Michael Dobbs directs a Rwanda documentation and oral history project for the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum and the National Security Archive.


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using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;

using DateObject = System.DateTime;

namespace Microsoft.Recognizers.Text.DateTime
{
    public class FullDateTimeParser : IDateTimeParser
    {
        private readonly IFullDateTimeParserConfiguration config;

        public const string ParserTypeName = "datetimeV2";

        public FullDateTimeParser(IFullDateTimeParserConfiguration configuration)
        {
            config = configuration;
        }

        public ParseResult Parse(ExtractResult extResult)
        {
            return Parse(extResult, DateObject.Now);
        }

        public DateTimeParseResult Parse(ExtractResult er, DateObject referenceTime)
        {
            DateTimeParseResult pr = null;

            // push, save teh MOD string
            bool hasBefore = false, hasAfter = false, hasUntil = false, hasSince = false;
            string modStr = string.Empty, modStrPrefix = string.Empty, modStrSuffix = string.Empty;
            var beforeMatch = config.BeforeRegex.Match(er.Text);
            var afterMatch = config.AfterRegex.Match(er.Text);
            var untilMatch = config.UntilRegex.Match(er.Text);
            var sinceMatchPrefix = config.SincePrefixRegex.Match(er.Text);
            var sinceMatchSuffix = config.SinceSuffixRegex.Match(er.Text);

            if (beforeMatch.Success && er.Text.EndsWith(beforeMatch.Value))
            {
                hasBefore = true;
                er.Length -= beforeMatch.Length;
                er.Text = er.Text.Substring(0, er.Length ?? 0);
                modStr = beforeMatch.Value;
            }
            else if (afterMatch.Success && er.Text.EndsWith(afterMatch.Value))
            {
                hasAfter = true;
                er.Length -= afterMatch.Length;
                er.Text = er.Text.Substring(0, er.Length ?? 0);
                modStr = afterMatch.Value;
            }
            else if (untilMatch.Success && untilMatch.Index == 0)
            {
                hasUntil = true;
                er.Start += untilMatch.Length;
                er.Length -= untilMatch.Length;
                er.Text = er.Text.Substring(untilMatch.Length);
                modStr = untilMatch.Value;
            }
            else
            {
                if (sinceMatchPrefix.Success && sinceMatchPrefix.Index == 0)
                {
                    hasSince = true;
                    er.Start += sinceMatchPrefix.Length;
                    er.Length -= sinceMatchPrefix.Length;
                    er.Text = er.Text.Substring(sinceMatchPrefix.Length);
                    modStrPrefix = sinceMatchPrefix.Value;
                }

                if (sinceMatchSuffix.Success && er.Text.EndsWith(sinceMatchSuffix.Value))
                {
                    hasSince = true;
                    er.Length -= sinceMatchSuffix.Length;
                    er.Text = er.Text.Substring(0, er.Length ?? 0);
                    modStrSuffix = sinceMatchSuffix.Value;
                }
            }

            if (er.Type.Equals(Constants.SYS_DATETIME_DATE))
            {
                pr = config.DateParser.Parse(er, referenceTime);
                if (pr.Value == null)
                {
                    pr = config.HolidayParser.Parse(er, referenceTime);
                }
            }
            else if (er.Type.Equals(Constants.SYS_DATETIME_TIME))
            {
                pr = config.TimeParser.Parse(er, referenceTime);
            }
            else if (er.Type.Equals(Constants.SYS_DATETIME_DATETIME))
            {
                pr = config.DateTimeParser.Parse(er, referenceTime);
            }
            else if (er.Type.Equals(Constants.SYS_DATETIME_DATEPERIOD))
            {
                pr = config.DatePeriodParser.Parse(er, referenceTime);
            }
            else if (er.Type.Equals(Constants.SYS_DATETIME_TIMEPERIOD))
            {
                pr = config.TimePeriodParser.Parse(er, referenceTime);
            }
            else if (er.Type.Equals(Constants.SYS_DATETIME_DATETIMEPERIOD))
            {
                pr = config.DateTimePeriodParser.Parse(er, referenceTime);
            }
            else if (er.Type.Equals(Constants.SYS_DATETIME_DURATION))
            {
                pr = config.DurationParser.Parse(er, referenceTime);
            }
            else if (er.Type.Equals(Constants.SYS_DATETIME_SET))
            {
                pr = config.GetParser.Parse(er, referenceTime);
            }
            else
            {
                return null;
            }

            // pop, restore the MOD string
            if (hasBefore)
            {
                pr.Length += modStr.Length;
                pr.Text = pr.Text + modStr;
                var val = (DateTimeResolutionResult)pr.Value;
                val.Mod = Constants.BEFORE_MOD;
                pr.Value = val;
            }

            if (hasAfter)
            {
                pr.Length += modStr.Length;
                pr.Text = pr.Text + modStr;
                var val = (DateTimeResolutionResult)pr.Value;
                val.Mod = Constants.AFTER_MOD;
                pr.Value = val;
            }

            if (hasUntil)
            {
                pr.Length += modStr.Length;
                pr.Start -= modStr.Length;
                pr.Text = modStr + pr.Text;
                var val = (DateTimeResolutionResult)pr.Value;
                val.Mod = Constants.BEFORE_MOD;
                pr.Value = val;
                hasBefore = true;
            }

            if (hasSince)
            {
                pr.Length += modStrPrefix.Length + modStrSuffix.Length;
                pr.Start -= modStrPrefix.Length;
                pr.Text = modStrPrefix + pr.Text + modStrSuffix;
                var val = (DateTimeResolutionResult)pr.Value;
                val.Mod = Constants.SINCE_MOD;
                pr.Value = val;
            }

            pr.Value = DateTimeResolution(pr, hasBefore, hasAfter, hasSince);

            //change the type at last for the after or before mode
            pr.Type = $"{ParserTypeName}.{DetermineDateTimeType(er.Type, hasBefore, hasAfter, hasSince)}";

            return pr;
        }

        public string DetermineDateTimeType(string type, bool hasBefore, bool hasAfter, bool hasSince)
        {
            if (hasBefore || hasAfter || hasSince)
            {
                if (type.Equals(Constants.SYS_DATETIME_DATE))
                {
                    return Constants.SYS_DATETIME_DATEPERIOD;
                }

                if (type.Equals(Constants.SYS_DATETIME_TIME))
                {
                    return Constants.SYS_DATETIME_TIMEPERIOD;
                }

                if (type.Equals(Constants.SYS_DATETIME_DATETIME))
                {
                    return Constants.SYS_DATETIME_DATETIMEPERIOD;
                }
            }

            return type;
        }

        public SortedDictionary<string, object> DateTimeResolution(DateTimeParseResult slot, bool hasBefore, bool hasAfter, bool hasSince)
        {
            var resolutions = new List<Dictionary<string, object>>();
            var res = new Dictionary<string, object>();

            var type = slot.Type;
            var typeOutput = DetermineDateTimeType(slot.Type, hasBefore, hasAfter, hasSince);
            var timex = slot.TimexStr;

            var val = (DateTimeResolutionResult)slot.Value;
            if (val == null)
            {
                return null;
            }

            var isLunar = val.IsLunar;
            var mod = val.Mod;
            var comment = val.Comment;

            if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(timex))
            {
                res.Add(DateTimeResolutionKey.Timex, timex);
            }

            if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(comment))
            {
                res.Add(Constants.Comment, comment);
            }

            if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(mod))
            {
                res.Add(DateTimeResolutionKey.Mod, mod);
            }

            if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(type))
            {
                res.Add(ResolutionKey.Type, typeOutput);
            }

            var pastResolutionStr = ((DateTimeResolutionResult)slot.Value).PastResolution;
            var futureResolutionStr = ((DateTimeResolutionResult)slot.Value).FutureResolution;

            var resolutionPast = GenerateResolution(type, pastResolutionStr, mod);
            var resolutionFuture = GenerateResolution(type, futureResolutionStr, mod);

            // if past and future are same, keep only one
            if (resolutionFuture.OrderBy(t => t.Key).Select(t => t.Value).SequenceEqual(resolutionPast.OrderBy(t => t.Key).Select(t => t.Value)))
            {
                if (resolutionPast.Count > 0)
                {
                    res.Add(Constants.Resolve, resolutionPast);
                }
            }
            else
            {
                if (resolutionPast.Count > 0)
                {
                    res.Add(Constants.ResolveToPast, resolutionPast);
                }

                if (resolutionFuture.Count > 0)
                {
                    res.Add(Constants.ResolveToFuture, resolutionFuture);
                }
            }

            // if ampm, double our resolution accordingly
            if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(comment) && comment.Equals(Constants.Comment_AmPm))
            {
                if (res.ContainsKey(Constants.Resolve))
                {
                    ResolveAmpm(res, Constants.Resolve);
                }
                else
                {
                    ResolveAmpm(res, Constants.ResolveToPast);
                    ResolveAmpm(res, Constants.ResolveToFuture);
                }
            }

            if (isLunar)
            {
                res.Add(DateTimeResolutionKey.IsLunar, isLunar);
            }

            foreach (var p in res)
            {
                if (p.Value is Dictionary<string, string> dictionary)
                {
                    var value = new Dictionary<string, object>();

                    if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(timex))
                    {
                        value.Add(DateTimeResolutionKey.Timex, timex);
                    }

                    if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(mod))
                    {
                        value.Add(DateTimeResolutionKey.Mod, mod);
                    }

                    if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(type))
                    {
                        value.Add(ResolutionKey.Type, typeOutput);
                    }

                    foreach (var q in dictionary)
                    {
                        if (value.ContainsKey(q.Key))
                        {
                            value[q.Key] = q.Value;
                        }
                        else
                        {
                            value.Add(q.Key, q.Value);
                        }
                    }

                    resolutions.Add(value);
                }
            }

            if (resolutionPast.Count == 0 && resolutionFuture.Count == 0)
            {
                var notResolved = new Dictionary<string, object> {
                    {
                        DateTimeResolutionKey.Timex, timex
                    }, {
                        ResolutionKey.Type, typeOutput
                    }, {
                        ResolutionKey.Value, "not resolved"
                    }
                };

                resolutions.Add(notResolved);
            }

            return new SortedDictionary<string, object> { { ResolutionKey.ValueSet, resolutions } };
        }

        internal void ResolveAmpm(Dictionary<string, object> resolutionDic,
            string keyName)
        {
            if (resolutionDic.ContainsKey(keyName))
            {
                var resolution = (Dictionary<string, string>)resolutionDic[keyName];
                if (!resolutionDic.ContainsKey(DateTimeResolutionKey.Timex))
                {
                    return;
                }

                var timex = (string)resolutionDic[DateTimeResolutionKey.Timex];
                resolutionDic.Remove(keyName);

                resolutionDic.Add(keyName + "Am", resolution);

                var resolutionPm = new Dictionary<string, string>();
                switch ((string)resolutionDic[ResolutionKey.Type])
                {
                    case Constants.SYS_DATETIME_TIME:
                        resolutionPm[ResolutionKey.Value] = FormatUtil.ToPm(resolution[ResolutionKey.Value]);
                        resolutionPm[DateTimeResolutionKey.Timex] = FormatUtil.ToPm(timex);
                        break;
                    case Constants.SYS_DATETIME_DATETIME:
                        var splited = resolution[ResolutionKey.Value].Split(' ');
                        resolutionPm[ResolutionKey.Value] = splited[0] + " " + FormatUtil.ToPm(splited[1]);
                        resolutionPm[DateTimeResolutionKey.Timex] = FormatUtil.AllStringToPm(timex);
                        break;
                    case Constants.SYS_DATETIME_TIMEPERIOD:
                        if (resolution.ContainsKey(DateTimeResolutionKey.START))
                        {
                            resolutionPm[DateTimeResolutionKey.START] = FormatUtil.ToPm(resolution[DateTimeResolutionKey.START]);
                        }

                        if (resolution.ContainsKey(DateTimeResolutionKey.END))
                        {
                            resolutionPm[DateTimeResolutionKey.END] = FormatUtil.ToPm(resolution[DateTimeResolutionKey.END]);
                        }

                        resolutionPm[DateTimeResolutionKey.Timex] = FormatUtil.AllStringToPm(timex);
                        break;
                    case Constants.SYS_DATETIME_DATETIMEPERIOD:
                        splited = resolution[DateTimeResolutionKey.START].Split(' ');
                        if (resolution.ContainsKey(DateTimeResolutionKey.START))
                        {
                            resolutionPm[DateTimeResolutionKey.START] = splited[0] + " " + FormatUtil.ToPm(splited[1]);
                        }

                        splited = resolution[DateTimeResolutionKey.END].Split(' ');

                        if (resolution.ContainsKey(DateTimeResolutionKey.END))
                        {
                            resolutionPm[DateTimeResolutionKey.END] = splited[0] + " " + FormatUtil.ToPm(splited[1]);
                        }

                        resolutionPm[DateTimeResolutionKey.Timex] = FormatUtil.AllStringToPm(timex);
                        break;
                }

                resolutionDic.Add(keyName + "Pm", resolutionPm);
            }
        }

        internal Dictionary<string, string> GenerateResolution(string type, Dictionary<string, string> resolutionDic, string mod)
        {
            var res = new Dictionary<string, string>();

            if (type.Equals(Constants.SYS_DATETIME_DATETIME))
            {
                AddSingleDateTimeToResolution(resolutionDic, TimeTypeConstants.DATETIME, mod, res);
            }
            else if (type.Equals(Constants.SYS_DATETIME_TIME))
            {
                AddSingleDateTimeToResolution(resolutionDic, TimeTypeConstants.TIME, mod, res);
            }
            else if (type.Equals(Constants.SYS_DATETIME_DATE))
            {
                AddSingleDateTimeToResolution(resolutionDic, TimeTypeConstants.DATE, mod, res);
            }
            else if (type.Equals(Constants.SYS_DATETIME_DURATION))
            {
                if (resolutionDic.ContainsKey(TimeTypeConstants.DURATION))
                {
                    res.Add(ResolutionKey.Value, resolutionDic[TimeTypeConstants.DURATION]);
                }
            }
            else if (type.Equals(Constants.SYS_DATETIME_TIMEPERIOD))
            {
                AddPeriodToResolution(resolutionDic, TimeTypeConstants.START_TIME, TimeTypeConstants.END_TIME, mod, res);
            }
            else if (type.Equals(Constants.SYS_DATETIME_DATEPERIOD))
            {
                AddPeriodToResolution(resolutionDic, TimeTypeConstants.START_DATE, TimeTypeConstants.END_DATE, mod, res);
            }
            else if (type.Equals(Constants.SYS_DATETIME_DATETIMEPERIOD))
            {
                AddPeriodToResolution(resolutionDic, TimeTypeConstants.START_DATETIME, TimeTypeConstants.END_DATETIME, mod, res);
            }

            return res;
        }

        public void AddSingleDateTimeToResolution(Dictionary<string, string> resolutionDic,
            string type,
            string mod,
            Dictionary<string, string> res)
        {
            if (resolutionDic.ContainsKey(type))
            {
                if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(mod))
                {
                    if (mod.Equals(Constants.BEFORE_MOD))
                    {
                        res.Add(DateTimeResolutionKey.END, resolutionDic[type]);
                        return;
                    }

                    if (mod.Equals(Constants.AFTER_MOD))
                    {
                        res.Add(DateTimeResolutionKey.START, resolutionDic[type]);
                        return;
                    }
                }

                res.Add(ResolutionKey.Value, resolutionDic[type]);
            }
        }

        public void AddPeriodToResolution(Dictionary<string, string> resolutionDic, string startType, string endType, string mod,
            Dictionary<string, string> res)
        {
            var start = "";
            var end = "";

            if (resolutionDic.ContainsKey(startType))
            {
                start = resolutionDic[startType];
            }

            if (resolutionDic.ContainsKey(endType))
            {
                end = resolutionDic[endType];
            }

            if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(mod))
            {
                //For before mode, the start of the period should be the end the new period, no start
                if (mod.Equals(Constants.BEFORE_MOD))
                {
                    res.Add(DateTimeResolutionKey.END, start);
                    return;
                }

                //For after mode, the end of the period should be the start the new period, no end
                if (mod.Equals(Constants.AFTER_MOD))
                {
                    res.Add(DateTimeResolutionKey.START, end);
                    return;
                }

                //For since mode, the start of the period should be the start the new period, no end
                if (mod.Equals(Constants.SINCE_MOD))
                {
                    res.Add(DateTimeResolutionKey.START, start);
                    return;
                }

                //For until mode, the end of the period should be the end the new period, no start
                if (mod.Equals(Constants.UNTIL_MOD))
                {
                    res.Add(DateTimeResolutionKey.END, start);
                    return;
                }
            }

            if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(start) && !string.IsNullOrEmpty(end))
            {
                res.Add(DateTimeResolutionKey.START, start);
                res.Add(DateTimeResolutionKey.END, end);
            }
        }

        public List<DateTimeParseResult> FilterResults(string query, List<DateTimeParseResult> candidateResults)
        {
            return candidateResults;
        }
    }
}

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Edtech unicorn upGrad raises $210 million
The firm aims to strengthen its team from 4,800 to 7,600 in the next three months, which will include 170 full-time faculty, 1,600 teachers, and over 5,000 on-contract coaches.
By Bhuvana Kamath
Edtech startup upGrad has raised $210 million in its latest round from ETS Global, Bodhi Tree, and Singapore's Kaizen Management Advisors. To maintain over 50% ownership, the founder group has invested $12.5 million in the startup.
The family office of Bharti Airtel, Narotam Sekhsaria, and Lakshmi Mittal's Artisan Investments took part in the round, along with existing investors Temasek, IFC, and IIFL.
Commenting on the funding in a joint statement, the co-founders said, "Higher edtech will be on the rise for the next 4 to 5 decades. upGrad, in the past 12 months, has re-shaped itself to be the most integrated company in this space with career opportunities for college-goers and working professionals from the age of 18 to 58 and will be a lifelong learning partner for millions in the coming years. We have always been capital efficient while growing 100% year-on-year, and hope to retain that discipline."
Established in 2015 by Ronnie Screwvala, Mayank Kumar, and Phalgun Kompalli, upGrad has a learner base of over 3 million across 100 countries, along with 300 university partners.
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Andrew Siegeltuch is Of Counsel to the firm and works with its Insurance Coverage and Defense Litigation Practice Group. He is a member of both the New Jersey and Pennsylvania bars. Mr. Siegeltuch's litigation practice includes premises liability, property damage, motor vehicle, product liability, asbestos and toxic torts, nursing home, professional liability and general liability matters. He also represents major carriers in the defense of bad faith and first party claims and insurance coverage disputes. As an appellate advocate, he has successfully represented clients before all levels of appellate courts. Mr. Siegeltuch is a founding member of the Central Jersey Claims Association. He is also a member of the Defense Research Institute, the New Jersey Defense Association, the Pennsylvania Defense Institute and the South Jersey Claims Association.
Prior to joining Lucosky Brookman, Mr. Siegeltuch was a partner with Sweeney & Sheehan for 26 years and served as the Managing Partner of the firm's New Jersey office for 22 years.
Mr. Siegeltuch received a Bachelor of Arts degree in History, with honors from Montclair State University in 1980 and his Juris Doctor degree from Villanova University School of Law in 1984 where he was the winner of the Reimel Moot Court Competition. In addition to being a a member of both the New Jersey and Pennsylvania Bars, Mr. Siegeltuch is also admitted to the United State District Courts for New Jersey and the Eastern and Middle Districts of Pennsylvania, as well as the United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit.
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What Exactly is Activated Charcoal?
Activated charcoal has become a well-talked about item these days because of its uses as a teeth whitener and as a skin treatment, but is it really a fad? Read up on the powder which has actually been used thousands of years ago!
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Activated charcoal is a special form of carbon, which has been used from the times of ancient Egyptians. It is a fine black powder made from bone char, coconut shells, pear, petroleum coke, coal, olive pits, or sawdust. The charcoal is "activated" by processing it at very high temperatures.
Due to the high temperatures, the charcoal changes its internal structures and reduces the size of its pores, which in turn, increases its surface area. This means that activated charcoal is much more porous than regular charcoal. It should be noted however, that activated charcoal is very different from charcoal briquettes, which are lit to cook barbeque.
What Are Its Effects When Taken Orally?
When taken orally, activated charcoal charcoal works by trapping toxins and chemicals in the stomach, preventing absorption. Activated charcoal's porous texture has a negative electrical charge, which causes it to attract positively charged molecules, such as toxins and gases.
This helps it trap toxins and chemicals in your stomach. And since activated charcoal is not absorbed by the body, it will be able to carry the toxins on its surface out of your body once you defecate. This is why activated charcoal is often used in cases of poisoning. Within one to four hours of consuming a toxin, an individual must take or be given activated charcoal. The charcoal will not work if the person has already digested the toxin or if the drug is no longer in the stomach.
It should be noted however, that charcoal is not effective against strong alkaline and acid poisons, cyanide, alcohol, caustic alkalis, boric acids and mineral acids.
There are various other uses for activated charcoal such as promoting kidney function, reducing symptoms of fish odor syndrome, reducing cholesterol levels, water filtration, hangover prevention, and gas reduction, amongst others. However, it is most famous now as something to use as a teeth whitener or as a skin treatment.
It has been affirmed by dental professionals that since activated charcoal is attracted to tannins, which are the toxins that can be found in dark colored drinks. Tannins are usually the reason why these dark colored drinks such as soda or wine stain your teeth, which is why activated charcoal brushing has a whitening effect.
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Eine Comunità (it. für "Gemeinschaft") ist in Italien der Zusammenschluss verschiedener Orte, meist kleinerer Gemeinden.

Aufgaben einer Comunità
gemeinsame Interessen der zusammengeschlossenen Städte verteidigen,
wirtschaftliche Entwicklung der Städte vorantreiben,
Erschließung des Territoriums der Gemeinden unter Berücksichtigung der Natur,
und gemeinsame Kulturförderung und Veranstaltungen

Meist schließen sich kleinere Bergdörfer zu einer Comunità zusammen, diese nennt man dann auch Comunità Montane; im Gegensatz dazu gibt es auch Talgemeinschaften (hauptsächlich im Trentino), die Comunità di valle genannt werden.

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All football fans will wish Petrov well
32 – Age of Aston Villa captain Stiliyan Petrov, who was diagnosed with acute leukemia last week.
56 – Jail sentence (in days) handed down to 21-year old student Liam Stacey, who made malicious and racist posts on Twitter in the wake of Fabrice Muamba's on-pitch heart attack two weeks ago.
1 – Sri Lanka beat England by 75 runs in the first Test at Galle to record their first win on home soil since Muttiah Muralitharan's retirement in July 2010.
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McIlroy displaced Luke Donald as world number one (image courtesy of Wikipedia)
22 – Age of Rory McIlroy, who yesterday became world number one at 22 years and 10 months after winning the Honda Classic at Palm Beach. Only Tiger Woods, who was joint-second, two shots behind, has climbed to the top of golf's rankings at a younger age.
72 – Roger Federer defeated Andy Murray 7-5 6-4 in the final of the Dubai Championship to win his 72nd career title. Murray had beaten world number one Novak Djokovic to reach the final.
50 – Wladimir Klitschko recorded his 50th professional knockout as he successfully defended his WBA, IBF and WBO world heavyweight title belts with a fourth-round win over Frenchman Jean-Marc Mormeck.
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Hoy won two events at the Track World Cup meeting in London (image courtesy of Wikipedia)
4 – Gold medals won by the British cycling team at the Track World Cup event at London's Olympic velodrome. Sir Chris Hoy won in the individual sprint and keirin, while Joanna Rowsell won the women's individual pursuit and the women's team won the team pursuit. Britain also won a silver and two bronze medals.
45 – Balls required by South Africa's Richard Levi to hit the fastest-ever Twenty20 international century. He finished with an unbeaten 117 from 51 balls, including a record 13 sixes, as South Africa beat New Zealand by eight wickets in Hamilton.
10 – Points deducted from Rangers after the club was put into administration last week owing up to £75m to HM Revenue & Customs. Despite the deduction, they remain six points clear of third-placed Motherwell in the Scottish Premier League.
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Trophyless Arsenal face same old questions, but still have no answers
Sunderland 2 Arsenal 0
Richardson 40, Oxlade-Chamberlain og 78
History has a funny way of repeating itself. Last season, Arsenal were knocked out of the Champions League last-16 by Barcelona, and four days later exited the FA Cup at the hands of Manchester United. This evening, Arsenal were knocked out of the FA Cup by Sunderland just three days after effectively surrendering their place in the Champions League in Wednesday's 4-0 drubbing by Milan.
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Henry delivers a parting gift as substitutes lead Arsenal comeback
McClean 70; Ramsey 75, Henry 90+1
Legends write their own headlines. Just as it looked like Arsenal would have to settle for an honourable battling draw at a misty Stadium of Light, Thierry Henry poked home an injury-time winner to condemn high-flying Sunderland to defeat and ensure the Emirates Stadium faithful will continue to speak of his name in reverent tones long after he returns to the US next week. With Chelsea, Liverpool and Newcastle all losing, Arsenal climbed back into the top four.
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After a long fallow period, Russia suddenly has more top-level female figure skaters than it can fit on its Olympic team.
In recent days, President Reagan has telephoned congratulations to Bill Johnson, Debbie Armstrong and Scott Hamilton, the previous American gold-medal winners in the XIV Olympic Winter Games.
Ingemar Stenmark, Sweden's 27-year-old star, scored his 75th World Cup ski victory today.
Women's figure skating began today at the XIV Olympic Winter Games, and United States medal hopes rose and fell at the same time.
Rich Costello and Kurt Kleinendorst have been cut from the United States Olympic hockey team, General Manager Larry Johnson said today.
D EVOTEES of figure skating will have a field day watching the television coverage of the 1984 Winter Olympic Games when they open in Sarajevo, Yugoslavia, Tuesday.
Rosalynn Sumners of Edmonds, Wash.
Josh Thompson, a 21-year-old from Ashford, Wash.
Two United States figure skaters, Scott Hamilton and Rosalynn Sumners, took the lead in their individual events at the world championships today, but a third American, Elaine Zayak, had to withdraw with an injury and relinquish her chance to repeat as women's champion.


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Q: Rerendering React.js When Browser Location Changes I have a single page application using React.js.  When viewing new content, only certain elements on the page are being updated via React.  When this happens, I manually do the following (starting from the root location):
window.history.pushState(null, null, "/page2");

to update the browser location.  However, when I click back, the url goes back to the previous url (i.e. "/") but the page doesn't update.
How do I listen for changes to the browser navigation (back/forward buttons) and rerender according to the updated URL?

A: You can use react-router.
Pete Hunt uses director.js (sorry, can't post the url due to low reputation), which you can see in the ReactJS TodoMVC example here in lines 29-34.

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Home>About>Anti-Racism – Resources and Support
CILIPS supports the #BlackLivesMatter movement and is firmly anti-racist. We recognise the need to educate ourselves as well as to raise greater awareness in our networks and communities. In order to do this, we have gathered some links and resources from Scotland and beyond together on this page. This is not an exhaustive list and we want to learn from others and update this as needed as we realise this requires ongoing action. If you would like us to add anything please email admin@cilips.org.uk.
The below organisations are working to fight racism, to challenge racist structures, and to support BAME communities. Most of the websites provide useful information and educational resources which you can read to better your understanding of racial injustice, racism, white privilege, and how to be an effective ally. You can support these organisations in numerous ways including donating money or resources, volunteering, or even just learning more about their work and talking about this with others.
Scottish organisations:
Coalition for Racial Equality and Rights (CRER): Glasgow based racial equality charity promoting racial justice in Scotland
Scottish Refugee Council: Scottish charity which supports refugees and helps people to navigate the complex UK asylum system and to settle into life in Scotland
BEMIS: Scottish body which supports the Ethnic Minority Voluntary Sector and aims to address inequality and to build a more inclusive society
Refuweegee: A charity dedicated to giving those arriving in Scotland a warm welcome
Saheliya: A mental health and well-being organisation who works with BAME women in Edinburgh and Glasgow
The Anti-Racist Educator: A collective of educational stakeholders based in Scotland who are working to build a more equitable education system that is free from racial injustice and which is critically engaged with issues of power, identity, and privilege.
UK organisations:
Stephen Lawrence Charitable Trust: Charity set up following the racists attack and murder of Stephen Lawrence in 1993. It works with 13-30 year olds from disadvantaged backgrounds to help them succeed, aiming to create a fairer society
Show Racism the Red Card: An anti-racism educational charity which utilises football and football players to tackle racism in sport and wider society, providing anti-racism workshops in schools, workplaces, and football stadiums
Stand Up to Racism: An organisation with local groups throughout the UK
Black Cultural Archives: national heritage centre dedicated to collecting and preserving the histories of African and Caribbean people in Britain
Runnymede: An independent race equality think tank which challenges race inequality through research, debate and policy engagement
Black Minds Matter: Non-profit that empowers 13-25-year-olds to make the improvements they want to see and to create a more equal society
Stop Hate UK: A national organisation that challenges all forms of Hate Crime and harassment including those to do with race, sexuality and gender identity, among others
UK Black Pride: Celebrates LGBTQ+ people of African, Asian, Caribbean, Middle Eastern and Latin American descent
International organisations:
European Network Against Racism (ENAR): Advocates for racial equality and legal change in Europe
Black Lives Matter: Founded in 2013, Black Lives Matter aims to challenge white supremacy and the systematic oppression of Black people. It is a global network.
Color of Change: An organisation which supports people to take practical steps towards tackling racial injustice
Antiracist Research & Policy Center (ARPC): Works to understand and solve racial inequality and injustice issues, based in Washington DC
If you would like to understand racism, white privilege, and other racial issues better or if you are keen to develop a reading list for library users around these topics, the following books could be a good place to start.
Books we have read that have helped us understand these issues better:
Why I'm No Longer Talking to White People About Race – Reni Eddo-Lodge
Kindred – Octavia Butler
Ain't I a Woman: black women and feminism – bell hooks
Hidden Figures: The Untold Story of the African American Women Who Helped Win the Space Race – Margot Lee Shetterly
The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks – Rebecca Skloot
Becoming – Michelle Obama
Natives: Race and Class in the Ruins of Empire – Akala
Books we have seen widely recommended by others:
Just Mercy – Bryan Stevenson
The New Jim Crow: Mass Incarceration in the Age of Colorblindness – Michelle Alexander
Freedom is a Constant Struggle – Angela Y. Davis
So You Want to Talk About Race – Ijeoma Oluo
Possessive Investment in Whiteness – George Lipsitz
I know Why the Caged Bird Sings – Maya Angelou
In addition to reading books that tackle these issues, it is also important to support BAME writers. You can do this by simply diversifying your own reading and ensuring that you are reading books from a wide variety of authors. Readers of Colour have written this blog where they share books by people of colour which they have enjoyed.
Please get in touch if you have any books you would like to see included in the above list.
You can find a comprehensive list of anti-racism resources here and a list of useful resources for supporting the Black Lives Matter movement here.
If you are a white person, read about how you can be a stronger ally here.
Join the CILIP BAME Network to support and connect with BAME library and information professionals here. The BAME Network has issued this statement in response to the death of George Floyd.
Visit The Anti-Racist Educator's Glossary to gain a better understanding of the language surrounding these issues.
Libraries Connected are running a series of webinars in August and September 2020 focusing on how to promote knowledge and education about Britain's racial history and how to explore our past through local collections and more. View recordings here.
Lewis Hou (Fun Palaces Scotland, Science Ceilidh, SLIC) and Mélina (The Anti-Racist Educator) held a live discussion on Support Anti-Racism. This looked at how we can actively acknowledge, educate on, and dismantle racism across education and culture in Scotland. You can find the video on the Culture & Wellbeing Community Network Scotland Facebook page.
The University of Southern California's Master of Social Work programme has developed a really useful Diversity Toolkit that can be used to help facilitate discussions. See The MSW@USC Diversity Toolkit: A Guide to Discussing Identity, Power and Privilege here. Many thanks to Sam Keller for highlighting this resource to us.
Read a helpful blog on decolonising library resources here.
Follow LIS-DECOLONISE on JISCMail to be part of important conversations around decolonisation and liberation of library collections. Decolonisation of curricula and collections is not about 'throwing out' work by white authors but rather thinking critically in relation to what narratives are most common, questioning who has held power and space, and introducing and amplifying work by a diverse collection of writers and researchers to ensure all perspectives are heard.


Deliver Me: One of my Biggest Fans?
My thoughts on this fan letter are in bold type.
I actually visit your blog constantly and read all your posts which are very interesting.
10ion is one of our website and we usually work a lot to really make it much more informative for our viewers.
But perhaps sometimes you don't work very much and it is less informative for your viewers?
It's all about Home and Outdoor equipments like vacuum cleaner, electric gadgets etc. These types of details will be useful for those who look for the same info. We both of our very own sites are in same niche.
Both of your sites, or are you saying that my blog which you follow and your blog are in the same niche? I don't blog about home and outdoor equipment very much.
We recently offer a FREE complete infographics about "Essentials For Home and Outdoor". If you're interested I am pleased to share it to you to check over.
While I wouldn't mind such a thing, I'm not sure I want to be ordering home and garden equipment from overseas. I'm in the United States. The person writing this email clearly is not.
Please let us know your views about this mail.
We'll be expecting your response.
I asked them which of my blogs they follow. They haven't replied to me yet.
This email smacks of Spam to me. I find that if it looks like Spam, sounds like Spam, and acts like Spam, it's usually Spam.


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South-east London could be one of the best places for a pint after three pubs were awarded by the Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA).
They picked the best pubs across the country as part of Community Pubs month and three boozers in the News Shopper area were on the capital's shortlist.
The Penny Farthing micro-pub in Waterside, Crayford was named one of the top 12 pubs in London by CAMRA judges. The micro-pub which is in an old shop sells real ale from the cask but does not offer lager, spirits or food.
They say they provide "just good company and good conversation" as well as ale, cider, wine and soft drinks.
Husband and wife team Bob and Beverly Baldwin celebrated selling their 1,000 cask of ale made by Bexley Brewery earlier this month.
Pelton Arms in Greenwich made the top 12. The News Shopper Pub Spy agreed with CAMRA's recommendation back in 2011 when he said "just 10 minutes walk from Cutty Sark DLR station is a pub which has so much going on, I'm packing my bags and moving in."
CAMRA was established in 1971 and has more than 187,000 real-ale enthusiast members across the world. They believe that well-run pubs "play a critical social role in UK culture as the centres of community life."


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After five consecutive years of falling rates, global property-catastrophe reinsurance experienced upward pricing pressure at 1 January renewals.
With sexual harassment cases hitting the headlines, how will the insurance industry be affected – both internally and externally?
The on-demand, sharing and digital sectors - often called Economy 4.0 - bring new risks and challenges for the insurance industry.
Insurers are increasingly finding themselves under pressure on three fronts when it comes to climate change – as underwriters, as major investors and as large employers with their own substantial carbon footprints. That pressure is about to intensify.
Zurich is the first insurer to achieve Disability Confident Leader status under the auspices of the Department for Work and Pensions scheme.


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How We Know Chrome OS Will Be A Hit: Steve Ballmer Doesn't Think So
There are a lot of questions out there about Google's new Chrome OS. Since little is actually known about it, the most interesting questions right now tend to be about Google's overall strategy in making a new OS. And if such a strategy will actually work. We tend to think it will, and that belief got a huge boost in the arm today as Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer has finally come out and mocked the idea.
Okay, I'm being a bit facetious, but still it's worth noting this, for reasons I'll get into below. First, here's what Ballmer had to say about Chrome OS according to TechFlash:
"The last time I checked you don't need two client operating systems. We tried it before. Windows 95 and Windows NT. It's good to have one. So I can't — I don't really know what's up at Google."
On the face of it, that doesn't sound like a bad point. And it's one that plenty of others are saying. But it's interesting that Ballmer is saying it because it's not like Microsoft doesn't also have a mobile OS (Windows Mobile) and a computer OS (Windows). And while yes, you can get Android to run on netbooks, I think Google realized that for most purposes, it was less than ideal.
But back to Ballmer. What makes these comments really interesting is his history of making disparaging comments about something, only to have it go on to massive success. The most obvious example of this is the iPhone "There's no chance that the iPhone is going to get any significant market share. No chance," Ballmer once said (along with what he said in the video below). The iPhone has of course reshaped the mobile industry. Its combination of excellent hardware, software and the killer App Store, has forced competitors to follow its model. Yes, even Microsoft. It's also making Apple billions of dollars in revenue, and has expanded the OS X user base by millions.
So what else?
Well, we were reminded just yesterday of his comments about Google back in 2004. "Google's not a real company. It's a house of cards," he reportedly yelled at former Microsoft Distinguished Engineer Mark Lucovsky on his way out the door to Google. Five years later, Google is doing just fine, and Microsoft is still chasing them in search and advertising online. We'll put aside what Ballmer also allegedly said about Google CEO Eric Schmidt (who is also an Apple board member) at the time.
Again, Ballmer would seem to have a bit of a point about Google's strategy with Chrome OS, but he of course is brushing aside the fact that Google undoubtedly thought of this and you can be sure has a plan. It's similar to how he did have somewhat of a point with the iPhone originally (that it was too expensive at $500), but Apple also had a long term plan to make it cheaper, which Ballmer naturally didn't mention as a possibility.
Update: As a bonus, here's what Ballmer had to say about social networking in October of 2007:
"I think these things [social networks] are going to have some legs, and yet there's a faddishness, a faddish nature about anything that basically appeals to younger people,"
Less than a month later, Microsoft invested $240 million in Facebook — at a valuation of $15 billion. Why so high? Because it was battling Google for a stake in the "faddish" company.


Surf tip of the week is "how to put on a legrope".
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Proposal would put hurdle in front of wind farm
Rachel E. Sheeley
rsheeley@richmond.gannett.com
Wayne County residents will have an opportunity to give their opinion of wind farms during a special meeting of the Wayne County Advisory Plan Commission next week.
The meeting will begin at 6 p.m. Monday, Dec. 5 in Commissioner's Chambers at the Wayne County Annex Building.
The public hearing will give those interested or affected by the proposed changes to the county's ordinance regarding large wind turbines a chance to share their thoughts. EDP Renewables North America LLC, the company that operates the Headwaters Wind Farm in Randolph County, is considering developing a wind farm in Wayne County.
Wayne County's ordinance would change the zoning requirements for erecting large wind turbines and refine wording in the ordinance regarding small wind turbines.
Large wind turbines are defined as having a total height of more than 100 feet, or a swept area of more than 30 feet, and a capacity of more than 50 kilowatts per tower.
The county ordinance currently requires a special exception from the Wayne County Board of Zoning Appeals, and the ordinance under consideration instead would require a variance from the BZA, said Ken Paust, president of the Wayne County Board of Commissioners. In evaluating the request, the BZA could put additional restrictions on the project.
"It's harder to get a variance than a special exception," Paust said. "If it becomes law, it makes it more difficult for the wind turbine company to place wind turbines in Wayne County."
After the public hearing, the advisory plan commission will make a recommendation to the commissioners to approve the ordinance change or forgo it. The plan commission also could choose to make no recommendation either way, Paust said.
On Dec. 7, the commissioners will address the proposed ordinance. Paust said he believes the commissioners will approve making the changes.
Everyone has to have an opportunity for due process, Paust said, and by law, the county can't outright ban large wind turbines.
A company or individual whose request for a large wind turbine is turned down by the BZA would have the opportunity to appeal the decision in court, Paust said.
"We're looking forward to hearing what they (the public) have to say, whether they're for or against," Paust said.
"People have a lot of questions, and we do not have all the information. We're trying to collect as much information on the pros and cons as we can," he said.
The commissioners are working to share the information they've gathered with the town councils, which will have decisions of their own to consider, especially regarding the two-mile fringe around each community.
"We're only responsible for the unincorporated areas," Paust said.
In Hagerstown, the town council already has announced its plan to protect the community from large wind turbines. The proposal includes extending the flight path regulation covering the Hagerstown Airport to include the community's entire two-mile fringe. In a flight path area, structures cannot exceed 100 feet in height, and most large wind turbines are taller than that.
EDP Renewables North America LLC, the company that operates the Headwaters Wind Farm in Randolph County, began showing interest in Wayne and Henry counties in 2015. Similar projects have been proposed in Fayette and Rush counties.
Two representatives of EDP made a presentation to the Wayne County commissioners in April 2015, saying then that if the company were to build a wind farm in Wayne County, the towers would be 300 feet tall with a blade span of 495 feet. The project cost was estimated at the time at $1.5 to $2 million.
In recent months, EDP filed a map of proposed new turbine sites in Wayne, Randolph and Henry counties with the Federal Aviation Association. Gaining approval from the FAA that those locations wouldn't have an impact on an airport is one of the first steps a wind farm company makes.
In Wayne County, the map showed potential new turbine sites in the northwestern section of the county, near the Hagerstown and Economy areas.
Coming Sunday
Pick up a copy of Sunday's Palladium-Item to read about what people on both sides of the wind farm debate have to say about the issue, including farmers in Randolph County who currently live among the turbines.


Shirley A. Blair Keller, local artist, explores how nature impinges on daily life through art.
My artistic journey began with writing after I retired. Before dawn, I scratched black ink on white paper in journals. That led to creating ink quilts that pull together art and words (multi-media collage), photography to capture beauty, ceramic masks satisfy a fascination with faces, clay mono prints explore color and shape, recycled art turns found objects into something new: art. The art experience helps to see with fresh eyes. Bird watching on my property means not leaving home for an adventure. I live along the migratory path the birds travel and participate in Cornell's Project Feeder Watch. I welcome visitors to Spirit Hill to share my love of the Sierra foothills and mountains, along with the critters and birds, who share Spirit Hill with us.
1st Saturday in Three Rivers is an art event, a craft event, and a special way to see Three Rivers, CA, the gateway to the Sequoia National Park. Each month, every month, through out the year visitors pick up maps at Anne Lang's Emporium in the center of town. You will locate on the map arts and crafts, meals and snacks, and even places to stay over night. Make this part of your trip to hug a giant Sequoia, in our National Parks. My studio is open very 1st Saturday. Come sit by our pond, hear tonal chimes, bubbling pond, enjoy art and nature. And follow the map around Three Rivers. A great day to slow down before or after your trip up into the forests above us. Go to www.1stsaturdayTR.com to see details.
On the walk is a favorite photo shoot. Weather, season, time of day, lighting, as I walk along the river, I am inspired by the changes. Or in a car, traveling the back roads of Three Rivers, or up in the National Forests, capturing the wild flowers decorating the granite rocks, or the giant sequoia's, or dogwoods that bloom in June. The river roars at one time, then a gentle trickle next, the water shimmers in the light.
The foothills of the southern Sierra Nevada have a gut-level attraction beginning with family camping trips when I was very young. My husband and I moved to Three Rivers about 10 years ago. We love it here. He focuses on the garden. I spend time, and energy, as an artist.
A variety of artistic mediums help to capture the beauty of the Sierra Nevada foothills, and the nearby Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks. Wild birds and critters appear in much of my art work. The inspirations flow from many directions.
My stepfather, an African American, used to tell bedtime stories about African American history including the first park rangers, the Buffalo Soldiers. When I realized how close I live to that history, I felt inspired to do a piece of art in their honor. I read Shelton Johnson's, "Gloryland," bought in a gift store in the National Park, and pictures formed in my head. I made a couple of photographic pieces to add to this site, in honor of the memory of the many contributions the Buffalo Soldiers made to our National Parks especially under the leadership of Colonel Charles Young: roads that we use today, first park museum, hiking trails, an awareness of conservation, like building a fence around General Grant's Tree to protect the giant tree, and much more. The inspiration from many directions continues.
PHOTOGRAPHY: I have learned the hard way. The camera must be available. One evening at dusk, Wild Turkey mothers and babies climbed the big rock above the pond. One by one, the mother's flew to the tallest branch of a distant oak. Each babe in turn flew to a female until there were two babies under each wing, enclosing four baby turkeys to bed down for the night. My camera was no where near in site. So the next night I was determined not to miss the night time ceremony. Only male Wild Turkey's appeared. They too flew into the oak, one-by-one. But this time the camera caught the action, thus the award winning photograph entitled "Turkey Bed & Breakfast."
CERAMIC MASKS: On that same oak tree live a family of Acorn Woodpeckers. Year after year they have their babes. In making ceramic masks the woodpeckers find their way into the design. As do the mother deer and her little ones, who are born in a canyon not far from my studio. They come through the property twice a day in search of food. Humans and wild critters living in close proximity, an interesting dance that is important to respect if we are to continue to live side-by-side.
Occasionally, Black Bear comes down from the forest in search of food. The trash can is hidden in the shed so as not to become a feeding attractor. We keep small fish in the pond because we learned the hard way that big fish attract Mrs. Bear when she needs to feed her young. Bear's image is painted on a recycled pail. The pail was found in the corner of a barn in Three Rivers, along with a pile of rusty horseshoes, a curry comb and more. Some people bring their own rusty items from their yards and ask me to decorate them.
CLAY MONO PRINTS: While in a clay mono print workshop in Three Rivers, a raven was bouncing around the garden outside the window looking for food. It flew up to a branch in a nearby oak. For the rest of the morning, raven talked, screamed, and growled. Raven was very opinionated, and loud. The raven was incorporated into the piece I was working on. No way to avoid it!
For over 3 years I have helped to promote 1st Saturday in Three Rivers. I am also a participant in the three day Bi-annual Three Rivers Artist's Studio Tour. My art work has shown in art galleries around California, and in private collections around the world. The Art Co-op Gallery of Three Rivers displays some of my masks. I have won awards over the years from the Tulare County Fair for photography, clay mono prints, and recycled art. I participate in the Sofa Art Show and the 3 Dimensions Show each year at Arts Visalia Gallery.
Spirit Hill Studio entices guests not only because of my artwork. The unspoiled property is covered in fiddleneck, popcorn, and other wildflowers every Spring. The sounds of wild critters, birds, tonal chimes, and bubbling pond are feasts for the ears. The manzanita, oaks, and granite rock create a beautiful and peaceful setting. Many pieces of original art by local artists decorate the grounds, walls, inside and outside. You are invited to visit the studio on the 1st Saturday of any month. You are also welcome to call for an appointment at other times. Children are welcome. Pets (leashed) are also welcome.
Shirley's ceramic masks surprise and delight! I enjoy the originality of her pieces and the aspect of re-purposing castaway gardening tools into fun and painterly objects of Art. Some of Shirley's art may be seen at the Art Co-op.
Whatever Shirley puts her hand to is done with grace, whimsy and careful thought! Her studio is a delightful little place, full of Shirley's creative personality.
Shirley, you are such a thoughtful, inspiring soul. Your love of nature and appreciation for life shines through all of your creations.
Spirit Hill is a beautiful, peaceful place created by a lovely couple, Shirley and Bruce Keller, with a little help from Mother Nature. The beauty was there when the couple purchased the property, but Bruce and Shirley have found ways to enhance it. The grounds include Shirley's studio and her artwork can be found throughout. Peter and I really enjoy visiting Bruce and Shirley, with or without the little world they have created on top of Spirit Hill, but that world truly mirrors the love which is in their hearts. As for Shirley's artwork, our particular favorite is her "dot art" with which she turns rusty old pieces of metal into beautiful and useful works of art. At Three Rivers Bed and Breakfast, we are into minimalism, and we're very picky about the art we choose to display. However, we are proud to report that eight of Shirley's dot art items have managed to find a home here. They can be found sprinkled throughout the grounds.


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September 12-13, 1986, Athens, Georgia.
Published 1986 by Institute of Continuing Legal Education in Georgia, State Bar of Georgia in Athens, Ga. (P.O. Box 1885, Athens 30603) .
Local government -- Law and legislation -- Georgia.,
Tort liability of municipal corporations -- Georgia.,
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Other titles 33rd institute for city and county attorneys.
Contributions Institute for Continuing Legal Education in Georgia.
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The Kenya national cricket team toured South Africa from 30 September to 24 October 2001 and played in six One Day Internationals against South Africa and India, competing in the Standard Bank Triangular Tournament.

ODI series
 South Africa v India at Wanderers Stadium, Johannesburg – South Africa won by 6 wickets
 South Africa v Kenya at Willowmoore Park Main Oval, Benoni – South Africa won by 7 wickets
 South Africa v India at Supersport Park, Centurion – India won by 41 runs
 India v Kenya at St George's Park, Port Elizabeth – Kenya won by 70 runs
 South Africa v Kenya at Newlands Cricket Ground, Cape Town – South Africa won by 208 runs
 India v Kenya at Boland Bank Park, Paarl – India won by 186 runs

Despite their win against India, Kenya failed to reach the final, which was won by South Africa.

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If I had to pick the busiest month of the year, it would be November.
Life is filled with the kid's school activities, plant sales, speaking engagements, and a lot of WORK helping people update their outdoor spaces. But, is also a time where my garden is reveling in the cooler temperatures of fall and I start to make some tweaks to it. I love the quote, "That a garden is never finished" and that is certainly true of mine, hence the little green flags indicating new plants that need irrigation run to them.
Earlier this month, I was a special guest expert at a local plant sale that raises money for community services. I enjoyed coming up with creative combinations for those who were shopping and answering their questions about the best exposure for the different plants offered for sale.
A few days later, it was all about creative container gardening as I spoke to a group of interested gardeners at a local branch of the Phoenix Public Library. While I like to talk about gardening to groups, there is always a little fear before it begins when you stare at a sea of empty seats and pray that they will be at least half filled by the time it starts. I must say that I was thrilled when they had to bring in extra chairs for my talk. Yeah!
Fall is my favorite time of year in the garden when the summer bloomers are still producing colorful flowers and my cool-season plants are beginning to show off as well.
You know what else I like about November? It means that Christmas is just around corner! I wonder how early I can get away with putting up Christmas decorations?
Okay, so how are you all doing in getting ready for the holidays? Are you sipping apple cider in front of your Christmas tree and enjoying seeing all of the gifts you bought, already wrapped and ready for Christmas morning?
OR are still shopping and trying to find the perfect gift for that person who always seem to be so hard to buy for? For me, my mother-in-law – who I love dearly by the way, is very hard to buy anything for. But this year I do have a perfect gift – I made her a ……… (I had better not say. She does not normally read my blog too often, but I don't want to take any chances).
This year, I am done shopping – as in finished and everything is wrapped. Well…..all except for the two gifts that are in the mail and I hope get here before Christmas. AND I have more baking to do this week.
But, I did not forget this month's Garden Bouquet. Okay, I almost did until I looked at the calendar this morning. So after church, I took my clippers and went searching for flowers out in my front garden.
Even with our relatively mild winters, it is not always easy to find December flowers, but I must admit that I was pleasantly surprised to find more then a few.
I filled my Polish pottery jug with a combination of flowers from my Cascalote tree which is in full bloom right now. In the front are the pretty daisy-like flowers from my Desert Marigold (Baileya multiradiata).
In the middle are the dainty, purple flowers of my Trailing Purple Lantana (Lantana montevidensis). Now normally my Lantana is somewhat brown and crispy due to being affected by our occasional freezing temperatures. But this year, I covered them and I am really glad I did because they look great out in the garden with not much else in bloom.
I had a bit of trouble figuring out where to take a picture of my bouquet because there is a lot of brown in my garden (as in my dormant bermuda grass lawn). But there is an area in the garden with is absolutely beautiful and green….my vegetable garden.
I think it made a great backdrop, don't you?
I can see my carrot tops, spinach as well as my companion plants – the nasturtiums and marigolds which have done a great job at repelling bad bugs away.
I love to bake and I do keep it simple but delicious. I do get quite a few requests for my recipes and thought that I would share some with you from time to time.
Yesterday my daughter, Gracie and I made pumpkin bread.
If you would like to see the fruits of our labors and get the recipe, please click here.
Okay, now back to December's Monthly Garden Bouquet. I realize that it can be a bit challenging to do during the winter months, but that is where creativity comes in.
Maybe you have some dried seedheads, which would make a beautiful bouquet.
Or maybe you have some beautiful poinsettias or amaryllis.
I also think that a bouquet of evergreen foliage is beautiful.
2. Create your own garden bouquet as fancy or simple as you like.
4. Add your link to Mr. Linky below and that's it!
It can be as simple or fancy as you like. Each month, I cannot wait to see what you all come up with.