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My first car
82 mustang gt which i still own
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still has it
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This group is for classic truck enthusiests. Weather its a 1960 Chevy C-10 or a 1949 ford. If its original Restified, or a conversion. Beat up, clean, muddy, polished, rusty, smooth, a classic is a classic. THis is a club for any classics. Weather you own one or not dosnt matter. Just being a fan...
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This Car Club is a firm believer in having fun but in a safe enviroment, their is a time & a place for every thing.So If your going to race -Race the Strip not the Streets- One life lost is one to many!We believe in giving back to the community! When the Club has Car shows everyone is welcome to...
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Various shots, including aerial views of the American nuclear powered "USS George Washington" submarine at sea. VS Chief Naval operations, Admiral Arleigh Burke speaking. LS Polaris intercontinental ballistic nuclear missile is fired from the submerged George Washington, and pan with it as the atomic weapon streaks through the sky. CUs Admiral Burke speaking.
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Chop the rabbit and lightly fry it in a pan until it is brown. Then drain off the oil and fry the peppers and crushed garlic in it in a frying pan. Next, add the oregano and the wine. Pour the sauce into the pan over the rabbit and add a little water to it. Let it simmer on a low heat for about 45 minutes.
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Mises Daily
The Problems of External Costs and External Economies
[This article is excerpted from chapter 23 of Human Action: The Scholar's Edition and is read by Jeff Riggenbach.]
Property rights as they are circumscribed by laws and protected by courts and the police are the outgrowth of an age-long evolution. The history of these ages is the record of struggles aiming at the abolition of private property. Again and again despots and popular movements have tried to restrict the rights of private property or to abolish it altogether. These endeavors, it is true, failed. But they have left traces in the ideas determining the legal form and definition of property. The legal concepts of property do not fully take account of the social function of private property. There are certain inadequacies and incongruities that are reflected in the determination of the market phenomena.
Carried through consistently, the right of property would entitle the proprietor to claim all the advantages that the good's employment may generate on the one hand and would burden him with all the disadvantages resulting from its employment on the other hand. Then the proprietor alone would be fully responsible for the outcome. In dealing with his property he would take into account all the expected results of his action, those considered favorable as well as those considered unfavorable. But if some of the consequences of his action are outside of the sphere of the benefits he is entitled to reap and of the drawbacks that are put to his debit, he will not bother in his planning about all the effects of his action. He will disregard those benefits that do not increase his own satisfaction and those costs that do not burden him. His conduct will deviate from the line it would have followed if the laws were better adjusted to the economic objectives of private ownership. He will embark upon certain projects only because the laws release him from responsibility for some of the costs incurred. He will abstain from other projects merely because the laws prevent him from harvesting all the advantages derivable.
The laws concerning liability and indemnification for damages caused were and still are in some respects deficient. By and large the principle is accepted that everybody is liable to damages that his actions have inflicted upon other people. But there were loopholes left that the legislators were slow to fill. In some cases this tardiness was intentional because the imperfections agreed with the plans of the authorities. When in the past in many countries the owners of factories and railroads were not held liable for the damages that the conduct of their enterprises inflicted on the property and health of neighbors, patrons, employees, and other people through smoke, soot, noise, water pollution, and accidents caused by defective or inappropriate equipment, the idea was that one should not undermine the progress of industrialization and the development of transportation facilities.
The same doctrines that prompted and still are prompting many governments to encourage investment in factories and railroads through subsidies, tax exemption, tariffs, and cheap credit were at work in the emergence of a legal state of affairs in which the liability of such enterprises was either formally or practically abated. Later again the opposite tendency began to prevail in many countries, and the liability of manufacturers and railroads was increased as against that of other citizens and firms. Here again definite political objectives were operative. Legislators wished to protect the poor, the wage earners, and the peasants against the wealthy entrepreneurs and capitalists.
Whether the proprietor's relief from responsibility for some of the disadvantages resulting from his conduct of affairs is the outcome of a deliberate policy on the part of governments and legislators or whether it is an unintentional effect of the traditional wording of laws, it is at any rate a datum the actors must take into account. They are faced with the problem of external costs. Then some people choose certain modes of want satisfaction merely on account of the fact that a part of the costs incurred are debited not to them but to other people.
The extreme instance is provided by the case of no-man's property referred to above. If land is not owned by anybody, although legal formalism may call it public property, it is utilized without any regard to the disadvantages resulting. Those who are in a position to appropriate to themselves the returns — lumber and game of the forests, fish of the water areas, and mineral deposits of the subsoil — do not bother about the later effects of their mode of exploitation. For them the erosion of the soil, the depletion of the exhaustible resources and other impairments of the future utilization are external costs not entering into their calculation of input and output. They cut down the trees without any regard for fresh shoots or reforestation. In hunting and fishing they do not shrink from methods preventing the repopulation of the hunting and fishing grounds.
In the early days of human civilization, when soil of a quality not inferior to that of the utilized pieces was still abundant, people did not find any fault with such predatory methods. When their effects appeared in a decrease in the net returns, the ploughman abandoned his farm and moved to another place. It was only when a country was more densely settled and unoccupied, first-class land was no longer available for appropriation that people began to consider such predatory methods wasteful. At that time they consolidated the institution of private property in land. They started with arable land and then, step by step, included pastures, forests, and fisheries.
The newly settled colonial countries overseas, especially the vast spaces of the United States, whose marvelous agricultural potentialities were almost untouched when the first colonists from Europe arrived, passed through the same stages. Until the last decades of the 19th century there was always a geographic zone open to newcomers — the frontier. Neither the existence of the frontier nor its passing was peculiar to America. What characterizes American conditions is the fact that at the time the frontier disappeared ideological and institutional factors impeded the adjustment of the methods of land utilization to the change in the data.
In the central and western areas of continental Europe, where the institution of private property had been rigidly established for many centuries, things were different. There was no question of soil erosion of formerly cultivated land. There was no problem of forest devastation in spite of the fact that the domestic forests had been for ages the only source of lumber for construction and mining and of fuel for heating and for the foundries and furnaces, the potteries and the glass factories. The owners of the forests were impelled to conservation by their own selfish interests. In the most densely inhabited and industrialized areas up to a few years ago between a fifth and a third of the surface was still covered by first-class forests managed according to the methods of scientific forestry.[1]
"The owners of the forests were impelled to conservation by their own selfish interests."It is not the task of catallactic theory to elaborate an account of the complex factors that produced modern American land-ownership conditions. Whatever these factors were, they brought about a state of affairs under which a great many farmers and the majority of the lumbering enterprises had reason to consider the disadvantages resulting from the neglect of soil and forest conservation as external costs.[2]
It is true that where a considerable part of the costs incurred are external costs from the point of view of the acting individuals or firms, the economic calculation established by them is manifestly defective and their results deceptive. But this is not the outcome of alleged deficiencies inherent in the system of private ownership of the means of production. It is on the contrary a consequence of loopholes left in this system. It could be removed by a reform of the laws concerning liability for damages inflicted and by rescinding the institutional barriers preventing the full operation of private ownership.
The case of external economies is not simply the inversion of the case of external costs. It has its own domain and character.
If the results of an actor's action benefit not only himself but also other people, two alternatives are possible:
The planning actor considers the advantages he expects for himself so important that he is prepared to defray all the costs required. The fact that his project also benefits other people will not prevent him from accomplishing what promotes his own well-being. When a railroad company erects dikes to protect its tracks against snowslides and avalanches, it also protects the houses on adjacent grounds. But the benefits its neighbors will derive will not hinder the company from embarking upon an expenditure that it deems expedient.
The costs incurred by a project are so great that none of those whom it will benefit is ready to expend them in full. The project can be realized only if a sufficient number of those interested in it share in the costs.
It would hardly be necessary to say more about external economies if it were not for the fact that this phenomenon is entirely misinterpreted in current pseudoeconomic literature.
A project P is unprofitable when and because consumers prefer the satisfaction expected from the realization of some other projects to the satisfaction expected from the realization of P. The realization of P would withdraw capital and labor from the realization of some other projects for which the demand of the consumers is more urgent. The layman and the pseudoeconomist fail to recognize this fact. They stubbornly refuse to notice the scarcity of the factors of production. As they see it, P could be realized without any cost at all, i.e., without foregoing any other satisfaction. It is merely the wantonness of the profit system that prevents the nation from enjoying gratuitously the pleasures expected from P.
Now, these short-sighted critics go on to say, the absurdity of the profit system becomes especially outrageous if the unprofitability of P is merely due to the fact that the entrepreneur's calculations neglect those advantages of P that for them are external economies. From the point of view of the whole of society such advantages are not external. They benefit at least some members of society and would increase "total welfare." The nonrealization of P is therefore a loss for society. As profit-seeking business, entirely committed to selfishness, declines to embark upon such unprofitable projects, it is the duty of government to fill the gap. Government should either run them as public enterprises or it should subsidize them in order to make them attractive for the private entrepreneur and investor. The subsidies may be granted either directly by money grants from public funds or indirectly by means of tariffs the incidence of which falls upon the buyers of the products.
"Public works are not accomplished by the miraculous power of a magic wand. They are paid for by funds taken away from the citizens."However, the means a government needs in order to run a plant at a loss or to subsidize an unprofitable project must be withdrawn either from the taxpayers' spending and investing power or from the loan market. The government has no more ability than individuals to create something out of nothing. What the government spends more, the public spends less. Public works are not accomplished by the miraculous power of a magic wand. They are paid for by funds taken away from the citizens. If the government had not interfered, the citizens would have employed them for the realization of profit-promising projects the realization of which they must omit because their means have been curtailed by the government.
For every unprofitable project that is realized by the aid of the government there is a corresponding project the realization of which is neglected merely on account of the government's intervention. Yet this nonrealized project would have been profitable, i.e., it would have employed the scarce means of production in accordance with the most urgent needs of the consumers. From the point of view of the consumers the employment of these means of production for the realization of an unprofitable project is wasteful. It deprives them of satisfactions they prefer to those the government-sponsored project can furnish them.
The gullible masses, who cannot see beyond the immediate range of their physical eyes, are enraptured by the marvelous accomplishments of their rulers. They fail to see that they themselves foot the bill and must consequently renounce many satisfactions they would have enjoyed if the government had spent less for unprofitable projects. They have not the imagination to think of the possibilities that the government has not allowed to come into existence.[3]
These enthusiasts are still more bewildered if the government's interference enables submarginal producers to continue producing and to stand the competition of more efficient plants, shops, or farms. Here, they say, it is obvious that total production is increased and something is added to the wealth that would not have been produced without the assistance of the authorities. What happens in fact is just the opposite; the magnitude of total production and of total wealth is curtailed. Outfits producing at higher costs are brought into existence or preserved while other outfits producing at lower costs are forced to curtail or to discontinue their production. The consumers are not getting more, but less.
There is, for instance, the very popular idea that it is a good thing for the government to promote the agricultural development of those parts of the country that nature has poorly endowed. Costs of production are higher in these districts than in other areas; it is precisely this fact that qualifies a large part of their soil as submarginal. When unaided by public funds, the farmers tilling these submarginal lands could not stand the competition of the more fertile farms. Agriculture would shrink or fail to develop and the whole area would become a backward part of the country. In full cognizance of this state of affairs, profit-seeking business avoids investing in the construction of railroads connecting such inauspicious areas with the centers of consumption. The plight of the farmers is not caused by the fact that they lack transportation facilities. The causation is the other way round; because business realizes that the prospects for these farmers are not propitious, it abstains from investing in railroads that are likely to become unprofitable for lack of a sufficient amount of goods to be shipped.
MP3CDAudiobook read by Jeff RiggenbachIf the government, yielding to the demands of the interested pressure groups, builds the railroad and runs it at a deficit, it certainly benefits the owners of farm land in those poor districts of the country. As a part of the costs that the shipping of their products requires is borne by the treasury, they find it easier to compete with those tilling more fertile land to whom such aid is denied. But the boon of these privileged farmers is paid for by the taxpayers who must provide the funds required to defray the deficit. It affects neither the market price nor the total available supply of agricultural products. It merely makes profitable the operation of farms that hitherto were submarginal and makes other farms, the operation of which was hitherto profitable, submarginal. It shifts production from land requiring lower costs to land requiring higher costs. It does not increase total supply and wealth; it curtails them, as the additional amounts of capital and labor required for the cultivation of high-cost fields instead of low-cost fields are withheld from employments in which they would have made possible the production of some other consumers' goods. The government attains its end of benefiting some parts of the country with what they would have missed, but it produces somewhere else costs that exceed these gains of a privileged group.
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[1] Late in the 18th century, European governments began to enact laws aiming at forest conservation. However, it would be a serious blunder to ascribe to these laws any role in the conservation of the forests. Before the middle of the 19th century, there was no administrative apparatus available for their enforcement. Besides the governments of Austria and Prussia, to say nothing of those of the smaller German states, virtually lacked the power to enforce such laws against the aristocratic lords. No civil servant before 1914 would have been bold enough to rouse the anger of a Bohemian or Silesian magnate or a German mediatized Standesherr. These princes and counts were spontaneously committed to forest conservation because they felt perfectly safe in the possession of their property and were eager to preserve unabated the source of their revenues and the market price of their estates.
[2] One could as well say that they considered the advantages to be derived from giving care to soil and forest conservation external economies.
[3] Cf. the brilliant analysis of public spending in Henry Hazlitt's book Economics in One Lesson (New York, 1946), pp. 19–29.
Note: The views expressed on Mises.org are not necessarily those of the Mises Institute.


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Many men have what they like to call a sexy feet fetish. This means that they are attracted to what they consider to be sexy feet legs and sometimes ankles, toes, or any other part of the foot. These men come in all ages, all marital statuses, and all walks of life. Not all of them are "weird" or "creepy" as some people may think. They are simply men who, for whatever reason are attracted to girls sexy feet, and find sexy bare feet or sometimes stocking feet. There is no real answer for why a man develops a foot fetish, but men have been having these feelings for many, many years, and they are not at all uncommon. They are also not considered wrong or bad, so long as the men do not force anyone to take part in their fetishes or push their feelings onto anyone else. Just as some men may be attracted to a girl's eyes or breasts, men with foot fetishes are attracted to the feet.
The types of sexy feet legs activities performed can vary greatly. Some men simply like to look at girls sexy feet, while others may enjoy rubbing or massaging the feet. Some men may enjoy the pleasure that doing so evokes in a woman, while others just like feeling the sensuous curves, arches, and structure of the female foot. Men who find sexy bare feet may like for the woman to walk around, while others may prefer their women to wear high heels or just stockings. Some men even like to have their backs or bodies walked on, though this mostly transcends into a trampling fetish. Men may enjoy putting lotion on the feet, painting the toenails, or decorating the feet with toe rings, anklets, or other types of jewelry or decoration. Many men may take it a step further and will ask for what is known as a "foot job." These simply involve having the woman masturbate the man as best as she can with her foot. Other men may simply like to rub their penises on or inbetween the toes.
Those who are interested in a foot fetish can begin by searching the term on the internet. They will be able to connect with other men who share this fetish and women who enjoy taking part in this fetish. Many sites, some pornographic and others social in nature, exist for meeting and acting out foot fetish fantasies. If a man is with a partner who is unaware of his fetish, he should try telling her about his desires. Many women are flattered if a man thinks their feet are sexy and would be happy to try out a sexual foot fetish fantasy. Talking about this type of thing also leads to better communication in the relationship as a whole. Even if a woman is not directly interested, she may be willing to at least try a sexy feet fetish fantasy.


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Lena Sjöberg, a PhD student at the University of Gothenburg and lecturer at University West in Trollhättan, has critically reviewed various types of policy document from the 1940s through to today.
These include government reports and bills, European Commission texts, Swedish Teachers' Union campaign materials, and student teachers' examination assignments.
"A relatively consistent, and so powerful, picture emerges of the ideal teacher and the ideal pupil today," says Sjöberg. "They constantly want to learn more and be mobile, creative, flexible and productive."
Sjöberg notes the large number of systems and techniques created since the 1990s to steer pupils and teachers in the right direction, such as national testing, teacher licensing, developmental dialogues and personal development plans.
Extensive control
"These systems and techniques have come at the same time that schools have been deregulated and decentralised. There is much talk about the competent student and the professional teacher, but in practice there is a big gap between the rhetoric and the extensive control that has been built up."
The policy documents also reveal a lack of consensus on how the teaching personality is formed. From the mid-1960s until the early 1980s, the documents suggested that teacher training could actually mould the teaching personality, and this view is still around today.
Genetic predisposition
A competing view is that a teacher needs certain inherent personality traits, as expressed in the 2007 government report on teacher training HUT 07, which argues that teachers need to have an aptitude for the profession: "However good the training is, it cannot create the good teacher that children and pupils need if he or she does not have the essentials for successfully pursuing the profession," the report says.
"This is an echo from the mid-20th century," says Sjöberg. "It was also said back then that teachers need to have a certain natural predisposition."
"This is probably part of the personal characteristics that cannot to any great extent be influenced by teacher training," states a bill from the 1950s.
There are therefore parallels between the mid-20th century and today - but there is also a big difference:
"Back then, schools were considered first and foremost to have a democratic role. Today, there is instead an economic rationality that prevails - the aim of education is now primarily to increase our competitiveness in the global economy and ideally take Sweden to the top of the class. This change in how the role of education is perceived can be seen not only in the Swedish documents but also in the European Commission texts.
For further information, please contact:Author: Sjöberg, Lena.
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Tue, Oct 6, 09 at 17:30
Should both Montauks and Asters be pinched (cut back) in mid June and if so, how much? My plants "splay" out and do not present themselves as compact, although they do produce many blooms.
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- Posted by javaandjazz z6 CT (My Page) on Wed, Oct 7, 09 at 4:09
Next year I am not pinching but severly cutting my asters right back down to the ground. They are huge. I cut them back a bit bit not as much as I should have. |
- Posted by evonnestoryteller 5-6 (My Page) on Wed, Oct 7, 09 at 8:18
I just planted my montauk daisy this fall. I read this post though that said to cut them in half twice a year. |
Here is a link that might be useful: montauk daisy
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Paintings are from a series titled "Paintings for the High Born Lady" inspired by images of the funeral of Māori Queen, Te Arikinui Dame Te Atairangikaahu, on August 21, 2006.
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Te Kahui Maunga and the tribes of Taranaki and Tauranga Moana areas
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Darcy was raised in Taranaki in the 1950s and his paintings reflect his tribal childhood, the power of his ancestral mountain (Mount Taranaki/Egmont) and the stories he inherited. "The faces in my paintings are a reminder of the great spiritual strength that made us warriors of the land and the sea," he says. He has painted and drawn for most of his life, selling his first painting when he was nine years old. Darcy has travelled and exhibited extensively since winning a Fulbright Cultural Award in 1984, when he visited the United States to observe contemporary Native and African-American art.
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By: want2cbetter on July 5, 2006 - 4:29pm - Add new comment
I just came back into town and visited the library. I had heard that they are gathering the 15 or so "pigs" that have been decorated there for all to see.
If you don't know what I am talking about - 15 local artists have decorated ceramic pigs that will be auctioned off in August to raise money for the Bluffton Benevolence fund.
Well, I have to say it was an interesting sight to walk in and see 9 or so pigs scattered around the library.
By: want2cbetter on July 17, 2006 - 5:27pm - Add new comment
In reading up on the current Arab/Israel conflict I ran across something interesting. I assumed all of the Arab world would unite against Israel. Apparently I was wrong. It seems a significant part of the Arab world is not agreeing with Hizbullah on this one.
By: want2cbetter on July 27, 2006 - 1:57pm - Add new comment
I was at the Sea Turtle Cinema's Complex earlier this week and noticed another new store. It's a pet store (on the far side of the development). Sorry, I don't remember the name.
I went in to check it out and was very impressed. In addition to what I would expect (dog food, toys, beds), there was more. I especially liked the treats that were shaped like donuts and cookies (all healthy I was told).
By: want2cbetter on August 16, 2006 - 10:24am - Add new comment
New First Four Pigs
Hey everyone. The Bluffton Pig Gig benefit auction is coming up on Saturday the 26th. Local artists have decorated 15 pigs that will be auctioned off to benefit the Bluffton Benevolence Fund that evening. If you can, please come out and support a good cause. Dinner and auction tickets are $25 each and can be purchased at the Bank (for those of you new to the area, that means Palmetto State Bank), The Store (that means The Store :) on Calhoun Street) or All Pro Tire & Lube.
By: want2cbetter on August 17, 2006 - 10:32pm - Add new comment
Here are the next two.... I put in the picture of the first four again for all to see. I'll add some more on Monday.
Come out to the benefit if you can.
(again, I'm sorry about misidentifying Atlantic Community Bank's pig initially - it is fixed now)
Second Pig Batch
By: want2cbetter on August 18, 2006 - 8:19am - Add new comment
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We can't wait for tonight's BHS football game. There's nothing like a Friday night game with a couple of thousand of your closest friends. If you've never been, I encourage you to come see what it's all about. Even if you don't have kids at the school, you can't beat the entertainment value.
Anybody else planning on being there? Anybody else excited?
See you there!
By: want2cbetter on August 21, 2006 - 9:01am - Add new comment
Hey everyone - don't forget the fundraiser and auction this Saturday evening. Tickets are on sale at The Store, All Pro Tire & Palmetto State Bank for $25 each.
Here's the next set of pigs along with the ones previously posted:
Third Set of Pigs
By: want2cbetter on August 24, 2006 - 9:44am - Add new comment
Hey everyone - don't forget the fundraiser and auction this Saturday evening. Tickets are on sale at The Store, All Pro Tire & Palmetto State Bank (see Sue) for $25 each.
Most of the pigs are decorated so they can be displayed outdoors - they are fiberglass (sorry, I said ceramic in an earlier blog) and very sturdy.
Here are all 13 that I have pictures for. There will actually be 15 at the auction.
By: want2cbetter on August 31, 2006 - 6:58pm - Add new comment
I'm sure everyone heard about the power loss at the schools complex on Buckwalter Pkwy earlier this week. If you remember, people were initially told that the schools were closed and to come pick up their children.
Then the power came back on at 10:15 or so and school was back on for Bluffton El and McCracken Middle. Only about 150 children left early from the Elementary school and about 350 left early from the Middle school.
By: want2cbetter on September 3, 2006 - 10:29pm - Add new comment
Here's hoping everyone enjoys their labor day!
My wife and I will be hitching a ride to the sandbar - our first time out there. We can't wait.


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As we head out of Delacroix and start back toward the city, we finally submit to Old Man Winter and close the cloth roof. For about five minutes. It's not that there's anything wrong with the top-up experience. In fact, it's extremely quiet for a ragtop, and sight lines are no worse than the coupe's. No, the problem is that the attention and excitement that come with driving al fresco in a car so fast, sexy, and unapologetically masculine are dangerously addictive to the male ego. So, down goes the top at the next stop sign -- any faster than a crawl and it doesn't operate -- off goes the traction control, and on comes the classic rock. A dumped clutch, a nailedthrottle, and some opposite lock later, we're fishtailing back west toward the city to the competing sounds of V-8 roar and Jethro Tull. With all due respect to the jazz band that performed in the car for a photo, this is Camaro music.


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Women workers in rice mills of West Bengal's Dakshin Dinajpur are getting together to demand toilets at their workplaces
Even as the latest Census 2011 data brought to light the grim fact that nearly half of India's 1.2 billion people have no toilet at home and policymakers pontificate on the need to change "mindsets" to inspire people to use toilets, women employed in scores of rice mills across West Bengal's Dakshin Dinajpur district launched a movement demanding the right to toilets at their workplace.
Shukla Oraon is a young woman worker of Joardar Rice Mill, which falls under the Gangarampur police station. Talking about the difficulties women workers were facing, she says, "For years, women workers were denied access to toilets in the mill. The men had a toilet for their use but women were asked to go outside in the open fields." Of the 150 workers employed at the mill, 20 per cent are women.
Not just this one mill, the plight of women working in most of the other rice mills dotting the district was the same. Haimanti Murmu of Shree Laxmi Rice Mill, situated just opposite Joardar, says, "We faced regular abuse and insults whenever we wanted to go to the toilet. For one, we were asked to go out in the open. This was difficult as there would be people about during the day and we had to search for a spot hidden from public view. If we were slightly late in coming back, our wages would be deducted."
What made matters more difficult was the fact that the workers in all these mills were not unionised. According to Zero Linda, a tribal woman rice mill worker, "Being a predominantly rural area, there was no culture of unionisation here. So there was neither adequate knowledge of labour laws nor the conviction to unite and struggle for basic rights. Moreover, as not a single woman worker in any of the rice mills is a permanent employee of the company — they are all casual labourers, working on a no-work, no-pay basis — they are not only deprived of innumerable rights but are also under constant threat of being thrown out of employment if they display the temerity to challenge the mill owners."
However, in May last year, the women workers of Joardar Mill revolted. Unionised by the Trade Union Centre of India (TUCI), they decided that they would no longer use the open fields and would fight back in case of a crackdown. "We gheraoed the manager Mansoor Ali," recalls Linda, adding, "there were some 30 of us. We shouted slogans and told him that we would not settle for anything less than a separate toilet for women." Within an hour, the manager showed signs of relenting. Soon he was assuring the women workers that they could use the men's toilet if they wished.
But this suggestion enraged them even more. Shukla says, "We told him that we would agree to this on the condition that the men stopped using that toilet. We also told him that we knew the law and that our union would file a case against the mill authorities if they did not give us a separate toilet."
Incidentally, according to Section 19 (1) of The Factories Act, 1948 (Act No. 63 of 1948), as amended by the Factories (Amendment) Act, 1987 (Act 20 of 1987), "(a) sufficient latrine and urinal accommodation of prescribed types shall be provided conveniently situated and accessible to workers at all times while they are at the factory; and (b) separate enclosed accommodation shall be provided for male and female workers."
Says Manas Chakraborty, the district TUCI leader, "Generally, mill authorities used to rely on the fact that rural workers had little knowledge of the law and so they quickly buckled under this threat of taking recourse to the law." As pressure from the women workers increased, the mill owner, Ashok Kumar Joardar, was compelled to intervene. The very next day, a separate toilet for the women was constructed within the premises of the mill.
"We were greatly encouraged by the Joardar incident," says Haimanti, "so we raised the demand in our mill too." The result, however, was different here. There the women were asked to use the men's toilet and the men were asked to relieve themselves outside the mill, in the open. "We have accepted this as a temporary compromise and are now fighting for separate toilets for both men and women," Haimanti adds.
According to Mr. Chakraborty, the fight for women's dignity in the workplace and especially the right to separate toilets began way back in 1989 at the Salas Rice Mill under Tapan police station in the district. "That movement was brutally suppressed by the police and many workers had to go to jail," he says.
Of the 42 rice mills in the district, less than 10 have separate toilets for women. "Before the Joardar movement, not a single mill did," says Mr. Chakraborty. "So this is indeed a beginning. Now the challenge is for the women to unite and get at least their legal rights. Only then can we think further."
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