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Keep Australia Beautiful Tasmania Sponsors
We gratefully acknowledge our sponsors.
- The State Government of Tasmania
- Replas Recycled Plastics
- Wrigley
- Innkeepers
The State Government of Tasmania
The State Government has been a major sponsor of KAB activities for many years and we are very appreciative of that support. The Government has been a keen advocate of recognising the contribution of Tasmanians to their communities, whether they be small towns or cities. The importance of local care to maintain sustainable environments is critical to the health and wellbeing of all.
Australian Packaging Covenant
The Australian Packaging Covenant (APC) is a sustainable packaging initiative which aims to change the culture of business to design more sustainable packaging, increase recycling rates and reduce packaging litter. The Department of Environment, together with APC s also a key contributor to KAB activities.T
The Australian Packaging Covenant (APC) is a sustainable packaging initiative which aims to change the culture of business to design more sustainable packaging, increase recycling rates and reduce packaging litter. It is an agreement between government, industry and community groups to find and fund solutions to address packaging sustainability issues. Currently over 900 organisations are signatories to the APC.
Replas Recycled Packaging Manufacturers
Replas was formed in March 2001, when two of Australia€s leaders in recycled plastic products amalgamated. Since 1991, Australian Recycling Technologies utilised plastic materials predominately collected from households, whilst Repeat Plastics had its major expertise in post-industrial waste. Together they forged a company with unique expertise, products and manufacturing capabilities.
This new company developed world leading technologies to reprocesses Australia's waste into robust recycled-plastic products for outdoor and infrastructure industries. These products offer an alternative to the unnecessary use of virgin materials and provide long-lasting advantages to customers.
Replas now produces over 200 robust, high quality products. In creating these environmentally-friendly and sustainable products the company is not only reducing the amount of plastic going to landfill, but also helping to save natural resources.
Increased demand led the company to form a network of distributors throughout Australia. In 2010, as a result of the growth in product range and manufacturing The Replas Resource Centre Pty Ltd (RRC) was established. The RRC will ensure consistent quality of service and product delivery.
Recycled plastic is resistant to termites, microorganisms and moisture, and will never split, rot, crack or need painting. With a range including outdoor furniture, bollards, signs and decking, Replas strongly believes it is helping to create a better environment for the future.
Replas Tasmania has a showroom at 223 Harrington Street, Hobart and are available to assist in design, planning and utilisation of Replas recycled plastic products.
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Wrigley Chewing Gum
Wrigley has been a part of everyday life in Australia for over 100 years, launching the iconic Juicy Fruit® brand in 1911. Today, Wrigley markets and produces many of the region's best-loved gum, mint and confection brands, including EXTRA®, 5®, AIRWAVES®, HUBBA BUBBA®, P.K.®, JUICY FRUIT®, ECLIPSE®, STARBURST®, SKITTLES® and KENMAN® KANDY. Wrigley has two manufacturing facilities in Australia, located in Asquith, New South Wales and Scoresby, Victoria. For more information about Wrigley Pacific, please visit www.wrigley.com.au
Wrigley is a proud sponsor of the Sustainable Schools Program Awards. The program is unique in that it educates children at a time of life when they are interested, receptive and influential in their social networks about issues impacting the environment. By partnering with Keep Australia Beautiful Tasmania, Wrigley is working to instil a high level of environmental consciousness in younger generations, and create habits that continue for life.
InnkeepersTo truly experience a place, you need to spend time with the locals. For over 30 years Innkeepers has been sharing Tasmania's secrets with people just like you. We're Tasmanians with a passion for our island. We'll share with you our deep local knowledge, show you our favourite places and introduce you to unforgettable experiences.
You'll find us close to wherever you want to be. Sleep, surrounded by nature in our award-winning wilderness lodges, contemporary self-contained apartments, quality hotels, charming inns and intimate retreats. All 40 of them. Wherever you choose to stay, you'll take home special memories you can keep forever.
For over 12 years we have been delighted to sponsor accommodation for the Tasmanian Keep Australia Beautiful judge on his annual state-wide tour.
We support the aims and ideals of KAB's Sustainable Communities programs lead by the iconic Tidy Towns. This is its 33rd year of continuous operation.
Innkeepers also applauds the initiatives of the Australian Food and Grocery Council in funding KABTAS in a $230,000 pilot program to reduce litter and increase recycling and supports the proposed roll out of a National Bin Network to be funded by industry to the tune of $100 million over 5 years to achieve similar results across the country.
Our group looks forward to ongoing engagement with KABTAS to progress these initiatives.


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Georgia Government Task
By: Emma Henry SS8CG1: Students will describe the role of citizens under Ga's 1983 constitution. SS8CG1a: Explain the basic structure of the Georgia State Constitution Article 1: Bill of Rights
Article 2: Voting and Election
Article 3: Legislative Branch
Article 4: Constitutional Boards and Commissions
Article 5: Executive Branch
Article 6: Judicial Branch
Article 7: Taxation and Finance
Article 8: Education
Article 9: Counties and Municipal Corporations
Article 10: Amendments to the Constitution
Article 11: Miscellaneous Provisions The Constitution is made up of the preamble and 11 other articles SS8CG1b: Explain the concepts of separation of powers and checks and balances. Executive branch: Carries out laws and policies of the state Legislative Branch: makes and amends state laws Judicial Branch: Interprets state laws and sees that everything is constitutional. By having the separation of powers we divide up the power and responsibilities so no one group get to powerful. If one of the branches feels as if another branch is getting to powerful they may intervene and stop them from going to far. The will check and then balance the system. SS8CG1c: Describe the rights and responsibilities of citizens. Rights Responsibilities Life, liberty, and property
Freedom of press, religion, and speech
Free from discrimination
Right to assemble and petition, and bear arms
Right to trail by jury
Protection from unreasonable searches and seizures. Vote
Pay taxes
Obey laws
Serve on jurys
Serve on the armed forces if called upon SS8CG1d: Explain Voting Qualifications and elections in Georgia Qualifications 18 years-old
U.S. citizen
Resident of the county you vote in. General Elections are held in November of every even numbered year. This is when major federal officials and state officials are chosen. Other elections are held as needed to select other public officials. Election SS8cg1e: Explain the role of political parties in government Roles 1. Nominating candidates for office.
2. Assisting in the electoral process
3. Helping to operate the government. Republican Democrat S8CG2: Students will analyze the role of the legislative branch in Georgia state government. S8CG2a: Explain the qualifications, term, election, and duties of the general assembly. Qualifications House Senate U.S. citizen
Ga resident for at least 2 years
District resident for at least 1 year
min. age: 21 &25 Terms and sessions 2 year unlimited terms A 40 day session to make and pass laws occurs the second Monday in January. Election Election for all seats are held on the first Tuesday of November on even numbered years. Duties Making, amending, repealing, and eliminating laws.
Passing the Georgia budget set by the governor. S8CG2b: Describe the organization of the General Assembly,, with emphasis on leadership and the committee system. Leadership The Georgia House of Representatives is run by the Speaker of the House, he is appointed by the house.
The Georgia State Senate is run by the lieutenant Governor, he is elected by the people of Georgia Committees The committees study bills and revise them before bringing the bill to their domain.
Some committees contain members of both domains, others are permanent and are called Standing committees. Speaker of the house lt. Governor David Ralston Casey Cagle S8CG2c: Evaluate how the legislative branch fulfills its role as the lawmaking body for the state of Georgia The legislative branch carries out their duties by holding the 40 day session in January. They make laws that will affect our state for the better. They will amend or eliminate a law that is not good for us. How a bill becomes a law SS8CG3: The students will analyze the role of the executive branch in Georgia State government. SS8CG3a: Explain the qualifications, term, election, and duties of the governor and lieutenant governor. Qualifications Governor Lt. Governor Citizen of the U.S. for at least 15 years
State resident for at least 6 years
Minimum age: 30 Terms Governor Lt. Governor 4 year terms
2 consecutive terms
unlimited terms Election Elected by the popular vote every 4 years. Duties Governor signs or veto's laws
calls special sessions of legislature
pardons crimes
appoints judges
calls the national guard
calls and emergency vote to fill a vacant position Lt. Governor represents the state senate
assigns bills to committees
rules in place of the governor in case something happens Governor Nathan Deal Lt. Governor Casey Cagle SS8CG3b: Describe the organization of the executive branch, with emphasis on major policy areas of state programs, include education, human resources, public safety, transportation, economic development, and natural resources. SS8CG3c: Evaluate how the executive branch fulfills its role through state agencies that administer programs and enforce laws. The Executive branch fulfills their role by having officials that make the schools better, provide better transportation, create jobs, preserve parks, protect citizens, and promote tourism. We have police officers that enforce the laws and court systems to ensure broken laws do not go unseen. SS8CG4: The students will analyze the role of the Judicial branch in Georgia state government. SS8CG4a: Explain eh structure of the court system in Georgia including trail and appellate procedures and how judges are selected. Appellate A higher court where people appeal their conviction. Trail Any court that holds a trial. Judges Most judges are elected into office, but some are appointed by the Governor. SS8CG4b: Explain the difference between Civil law and Criminal law. Civil Relationships between people and property.
ex: Divorce and Adoption Criminal Regulates how people behave.
ex: Assault and Theft SS8CG4c: Describe the adult justice system, emphasizing the different jurisdictions, terminology, and steps in the criminal justice process. Police In charge of arresting the offenders
They must have probable cause or an arrest warrant
Courts Arrested person goes through a trial to be determined guilty or innocent
If guilty the suitable punishment will be made Corrections Most common types of correctional punishment are imprisonment or probation
Vary in severity depending on crime Terminology Probable cause- having sufficient evidence or witnesses to arrest someone
Arrest warrant-a warrant from the court with orders to arrest a person
First Appearance-Soon after the arrest when the defendant is notified of the charges in front a judge
Arraignment- when the defendant pleads guilty or not guilty Steps 1. Suspect is arrested.
2. Defendant is read his charges at first appearance shortly after arrest.
3. The grand jury reviews the case to ensure that there is enough evidence that a crime has occurred and was likely committed by the accused.
4. If the grand jury says there is he is charged with the crime.
5. After being charged the defendant goes before a judge for arraignment.
6. If he pleads not guilty the case goes to trial.
7. At trail the government lawyers attempt to prove him guilty while the defense lawyers try to prove the opposite.
8. Finally, if the defendant is found guilty, the judge gives him his punishment.
SS8CG4d: Describe ways to avoid trouble and settle disputes peacefully. Staying out of trouble Don't use drugs
Stay in school
Have courage
Live a full life Settle disputes Peer mediation
SS8CG4e: Evaluate how the judicial branch fulfills its role in interpreting the laws of Georgia and insuring justice in our legal system. The Judicial system holds trails to convict guilty people of crimes and they make sure that the guilty party is punished properly. We have police that make sure that the town is behaving civilized. They fight local crimes and bring justice.
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Herbal Treatment For Iron Deficiency
Over 30% of the world's population is anemic and suffering from nutritional deficiency. Young people are more susceptible to the problem and must try herbal treatment for iron deficiency because iron is essential for health and low levels of iron in the body means your performance will be deteriorated day by day and the feeling of weakness will not let you focus on the important things in life.
Herbal Treatment For Iron Deficiency
Deficiency of iron can be defined as the condition when the number of red blood cells is not enough in your body to carry the oxygen to the tissues, and ultimately it leads to the risks of anemia. Before it's too late, you must try to increase hemoglobin count, and the most effective method is to try the herbal treatment for iron deficiency.
Herbal Treatment For Iron Deficiency
There are many powerful herbs and ingredients in the nature that can be used for the treatment of deficiency of iron.
Top signs to spot iron deficiency:
Women at their young age are most susceptible to serious issues of iron deficiency. Though it's the most common nutritional deficiency but if left untreated it leads to anemia.
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The young couple at the table next to me at the restaurant confessed that this was their last supper – at least their last as a carefree couple.
Their first baby was due the following Tuesday, the young mother-to-be said, as she instinctively caressed her stretched belly. We chatted amiably about baby names, genders and their hopes and dreams.
"What are you most afraid of?" I asked.
"Breastfeeding," she said, without hesitation.
It made me wonder what we – the older generation – had done to create such fear.
Why is it that the very things that should unite women seem to divide them?
There is the obvious problem of breasts having been so sexualized that their natural function now appears unnatural.
Then there is the modern world's tendency to segregate generations so that young women seldom have strong role models for breastfeeding.
Many women do not hold a baby in their arms until they birth their own, and if they do chance to see a baby being breastfed in public, it is likely to be discreetly shielded by a blanket.
I was no different. The only person I ever saw breastfeed was my aunty Connie, my father's sister-in law.
I was about 12 when Aunty Connie's fourth child, Angela, was born but it wasn't until Angela was about 14 months old that my parents managed to make the long trip from Mentone to Leongatha to see the new baby.
I distinctly remember the shocked look on my parents' faces as they watched Angela, with her full head of curly hair and toddler shoes, hanging off Aunty Connie's nipple as if it was a piece of old chewing gum, as she regarded her visitors with one knowing brown eye.
My parents rarely agreed on anything, so it was with great interest that I listened to their mutual tut-tutting on the way home about "primitive" behavior and "peasants".
However, this failed to deter me when I had my own children. Aunty Connie became my role model, so much so that I feared that I would outstrip her and be breastfeeding my children when they visited me in the nursing home.
What made it easy for me? It was not just the large impression left by that day, it was the expert advice that I received in the hospital when my son was born.
Like all new mothers, I was terrified that there would be no milk and that my son would starve to death.
And like all new mothers I didn't know what to do with this ferocious infant that was rooting around at my front with primal determination.
I'm sorry that I've forgotten the name of the kind lactation nurse who fetched a pillow and laid it on my lap and then laid the baby on his side and firmly positioned him so that he faced my breast. She then expertly guided the baby's mouth to the breast, encompassing the whole areola, so that he latched on correctly.
Of course I didn't get it right when she left and I tried to do the next feed alone. But she came back and fixed it, again and again, and later visited me at home, a kindness that I will always remember.
She also told me how breastfeeding worked – that you didn't need any special type of breasts, and that it was demand and supply. The more you fed, the more milk you had. The less you fed, the less milk you had. This was especially important in the early days, she said.
Luckily, newborn babies insist on feeding a lot, which stimulates the supply, so the more you listen to your baby, the more likely you are to succeed.
As a result of correct latching on, I rarely got sore or cracked nipples and breastfeeding soon became so natural that I could do it while shelling peas and organising a dinner party for eight.
The other thing that made a huge difference was having a healthy full-term baby with a strong sucking instinct, who was only occasionally colicky and had no reflux or other digestive issues. And being able to stay in hospital for five days – until my milk came in and I had gotten the hang of things.
Add to that, good tough olive skin, time off work with no other children's demands to exhaust me, and a supportive partner, and it was a recipe for success.
Of course, there were one or two occasions when I got mastitis from engorgement, and there were times when my breasts seemed empty and I worried that the milk had gone, but thanks to the support I received, I was encouraged to persevere.
So if you didn't receive this type of support, and your baby was sick or you were sick, you had no support at home, were exhausted, confused and in pain, and it just seemed easier to give up, please don't blame yourself. Blame society.
And if you are expecting your first child now and are terrified of breastfeeding, remember to demand support, or if you are not up to it, have an advocate who can demand it on your behalf.
It takes a village to raise a child, but only if the village is helping and not judging.
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Ask questions, find support or just chat to other parents about breastfeeding and bottlefeeding in the Bub Hub forum.


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Protect workers who are elevated on the the tops of train rail cars. The Tether Track can be cantilevered over the edge of the track to create a safe working environment on top of the train. The rigid rail limits the fall distance if a fall would occur, reducing the chances of secondary fall injury.
Rail car fall protection is useful when employees need to work on top of the rail car for maintenance, opening hatches or cleaning purposes.
Truck Loading Platforms
Protect workers who are elevated on top of a truck or loading platform. Our cantilevered system allows trucks to drive underneath a fall protection unit. Once underneath the crane, the worker can tie off to an anchor point that stays directly over their head and has no line sag. This keeps the worker on a mobile, yet "short leash" and allows them to work safely while mounted on a truck.
Bus Depots
Protect workers who are elevated on top of the bus doing maintenance and repairs. Ceiling mounted monorails and bridge cranes are a perfect match for bus garages where workers need to get on top of the bus for maintenance, cleaning and repairs. The monorail can be mounted to an existing structure or through a freestanding or fold away system.
Aircraft Maintenance
Protect workers who are elevated on top of an aircraft doing maintenance and repairs. Our bridge crane solution allows workers to be able to move on two axis. In this scenario, the bridge crane could be mounted to the ceiling of an aircraft hanger. This would allow the worker to be tied off over head, while


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You probably want to use the UHK with a desktop computer or laptop in which case you should be covered because Windows, Macintosh, and Linux are all supported.
The UHK also works with phones and tablets that support USB OTG and USB HID devices which is the vast majority of recent Android devices. The tables below feature the devices which we tested. If your device is not featured in these tables then connect a USB keyboard and USB mouse to it and if it works then it will almost certainly work with the UHK.
Windows phones are not supported because the Windows Phone operating system doesn't support USB OTG.
iOS devices are not supported either, because they don't have an USB port. (A lightning to USB adapter is somewhat useful as it allows you to use the keyboard functionality of the UHK, but not the mouse navigation functionality. It also pops up an error message upon plugging in the UHK.)
Please note that even though you can use the UHK with the above devices, the configuration software only runs on desktop operating systems. But once you configured the UHK it remembers its configuration so this shouldn't be a problem in most cases.
|Nexus 4
|No, because USB OTG is not supported by the hardware
|Nexus 5
|Samsung Galaxy S2
|Yes, but only with special kernel
|Samsung Galaxy S4
|Samsung Galaxy S5
|Sony Xperia P
|Nexus 7
|Nexus 10
|Prestigio MultiPad 4 Ultra Quad 8.0 3G
|Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 Lite (SM-T110)
|No, because USB OTG is not supported by the hardware
We will be adding additional devices to these tables as we test them. Stay tuned!


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Slavery is a social-economic system under which certain persons – known as slaves – are deprived of personal freedom and compelled to work. Slaves are held against their will from the time of their capture, purchase or birth and are deprived of the right to leave, to refuse to work, or to receive compensation (such as wages) in return for their labor. In the narrowest sense, the word slave refers to people who are treated as the property of another person, household, company, corporation or government. This is referred to as chattel slavery.
The 1926 Slavery Convention described slavery as "the status and/or condition of a person over whom any or all of the powers attaching to the right of ownership are exercised." Slaves cannot leave an owner, an employer or a territory without explicit permission (they must have a passport to leave), and they will be returned if they escape. Therefore a system of slavery – as opposed to the isolated instances found in any society – requires official, legal recognition of ownership, or widespread tacit arrangements with local authorities, by masters who have some influence by virtue of their status and their lives. The International Labor Organization (ILO) defines forced labor as "all work or service which is extracted from any person under the menace of any penalty and for which the said person has not offered himself voluntarily."
Like most world tragedies, the Atlantic Slave Trade, or the European slave trade, started almost accidentally. At first, the Europeans did not visit the coast of West Africa looking for peoples to enslave; they were searching for a route to Asia for the spices and the sweets they had heard about and were anxious to possess. Europe needed new energy, new land and new resources. Plagues, famines and internal wars had left Europe partly exhausted and partly under-populated. In the years between the first European entry into West Africa from about 1438 to the year of Columbus's landing in the Caribbean Islands in 1492, there were few Africans taken out of Africa as slaves because there was no special work outside of Africa for them to do. The creation of the plantation system in the Americas and the Caribbean Islands set in motion a way of life for Europeans that they had not previously enjoyed. This was done mainly at the expense of African people whom they enslaved and transported for the sole purposes of work en masse. It is important to note that as Africans were enslaved there was no value placed on their lives other than as replicable and replaceable labor.
As we begin to examine and make alignment in genocide studies, we must be mindful of the devastating and long-lasting effects of slavery upon African people and their transplanted descendants throughout the world.
The European slave trade in Africa was started and reached its crescendo between 1400 and 1600. This was also a turning point in the history of the world. The Atlantic slave trade was different from all earlier slavery systems in many respects. Mostly in that it was the first instance of slavery that was solely motivated by commercial incentives and justified by race. In earlier times slaves had been used as domestics and soldiers. The African slave trade was a capitalist invention. It was the large scale capitalist mode of production which required cheap labors that introduced the transatlantic slave trade. Slaves in earlier times enjoyed social and individual rights – like marriage, freedom to raise a family, to speak their own languages, and worship their gods. These rights were denied to the African slaves who were exported to the Americas from their homelands in Africa. They were stripped of all humanity and could not even bear their own names.
It was capitalism that introduced chattel-slavery. This socioeconomic factor would establish a flood of human life from Africa to the Americas over the course of 400 years, destroying a people and debilitating a continent.
Africans were captured, sold and held in coffles (groups of slaves bound by chains) of slave ships in the quest to fulfill the unending thirst for labor in the Americas. They were taken as free people and then forced into slavery in South America, the Caribbean and North America. This slavery did not happen all at once. Involuntary servitude in America became the province of Africans at first and evolved into slavery. To justify this cruel trade, Europeans and European- Americans invented the new concept of race which in their view made slavery acceptable. Nothing in modern history has been as formative as the onset of racial slavery in the seventeenth century and the invention of the concept of race at the same time. Both of these events placed a monumental mortgage on modern society that we are still paying off today.
It is important to note that the original justification for separating blacks once they were brought to America was religion. Africans were believed to be heathens. This religious argument formed the backbone for the justification of lifetime slavery of Africans. In 1667, however, Virginia was the first colony to pass a law that stated that Christian Africans could be slaves, as well – thus one more step was taken towards slavery as a full scale racial phenomenon. In Virginia, more than any other place, we see the beginnings of the history that would dominate the combined experience of African and European Americans for the next three hundred years, a great chasm of color that we still haven't crossed to this day.
The magnitude of the European forced migration of enslaved Africans is in fact the genocide of a people. Europe's extraordinary reach into another continent, to capture and force the migration of people for the sole purpose of exploitation in a land and sea journey more perilous than other forced migration of peoples. After Africans were kidnapped and/or captured, merchants forced them to walk in slave caravans to the European coastal forts, sometimes as far as 1,000 miles distant. Shackled and underfed, only half survived these death marches. Those too sick or weary to keep up were often killed or left to die. Those who reached the coastal forts (such as the now infamous Cape Coast Castle) were put into underground dungeons until they were boarded onto slave ships for the trip to the Americas.
Along the west coast of Africa, from the Cameroons in the South to Senegal in the north, Europeans built some sixty forts that served as trading posts. European merchants seeking riches brought rum, cloth, guns and other goods to these posts and traded them for human beings (future slaves). This human cargo was transported across the Atlantic Ocean and sold to New World slave owners to work their crops. The slave trade devastated African life, culture and traditions because anyone could be abducted in the slave raids.
Just as horrifying as these death marches was the Middle Passage, the transport of slaves across the Atlantic. On the first leg of the trip, slave traders delivered valued goods from Europe to West African merchants. On the middle leg, ship captains loaded their empty holds with slaves to be transported to the Americas and the Caribbean. A typical Atlantic crossing took 60 to 90 days but some lasted up to 4 months. Upon arrival, the captains sold the slaves and purchased raw materials to be brought back to Europe on the last leg of the journey. Over 400 years about 54,000 such voyages were made by Europeans and Americans to buy and sell enslaved Africans. The total number estimated to be about 30 million persons. To further articulate the atrocity of this genocide, it should be noted that of the 30 million persons that were stolen from the continent of Africa, only 10-15 millions arrived in the "New World". The numerous souls at the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean are further testament of this 400 plus year genocide.
Few scholars dispute the harm done to the enslaved Africans themselves, nor the legacy of their enslavement. For the purposes of this curriculum, reader, we will put the legacy of slavery in the broader context of a genocide, suggesting that its effects exceed mere physical persecution and legal disenfranchisement: but the destruction of human possibility thus redefining African humanity to the world. Slavery, colonialism and racism have engendered a broad array of after effects, which are still visible in western society.
The persecution of Africans has been largely minimized in history. But this is not the end of the story. What has been underappreciated is the indominatable spirit of those who were enslaved and their descendants and their relentless quest to restore themselves to their full freedoms. When Thomas Jefferson penned the words, "All men are created equal," he could not have known that that his own slaves and all the others would take his words and dedicate their lives to seeing their equality fully restored.


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It is poor value for the cost. If the price we $3.95, I probably would not return it.
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I was hoping for so much more; disappointing product. This content may have been better as the BBC show or as written material. There were parts such as the walks along London streets that did not work well in this format. There are better books on this subject matter.
"Eats, Shoots & Leaves"
Cute, but because it is a collection of radio broadcasts, it becomes very formulaic and predictable. Enjoyable for a quick listen, but seemed long, although it was only an hour in length.
"The Deadly Consequences of Punctuation."
This isn't the book! I say that because it is obvious from the title of this program if one reads the whole thing, but it seems many didn't bother and then were disappointed with the product for being what it says it is.
This is the radio broadcast that inspired the book. It's a very clever program that helps a person think about punctuation and its uses. It shows, for instance, how a misplaced coma can have deadly consequences. "Let's eat grandpa!" means something entirely different than "Lets eat, grandpa!". Lynne Truss uses such examples to show the usefulness of punctuation. And that is the usefulness of this program it arouses interest in punctuation and alerts the listener to the need for punctuation.
Of course, there is talk of how punctuation is used properly and different mistakes made with punctuation and why. The history of punctuation and the uses of different marks was also interesting. However, the show is by no means exhaustive in its treatment of punctuation. Most of the individual segments are maybe 10 minutes long. Also, there are no chapter breaks in this program. That seems like it would have been an easy thing to do. The whole program is one hour and runs through the entire broadcast in one fell swoop. No re-listening to just that segment on the comma.
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I really enjoyed this book and it really helped me with my writing, but I think it was just the recordings of the radio show that the book is based on because it didn't flow like most audio books. I plan on buying the actual book to compare.
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DENVER, Aug. 24 -- The Washington Nationals' ever-evolving starting pitching staff took yet another twist Friday, when General Manager Jim Bowden said right-hander Jason Bergmann will join the team next week and, it appears, be poised to take the spot in the rotation currently held by rookie John Lannan.
At the same time, Opening Day starter John Patterson -- who has made only seven starts this year and none since May 5 -- suffered a setback in his rehabilitation from a series of nerve problems in his elbow and forearm. Patterson, who is at the team's complex in Viera, Fla., isn't throwing, and there's no timetable for him to resume, severely diminishing his chances of pitching again this year.
The immediate impact on the major league club, though, will be Bergmann. Out with a hamstring pull suffered July 24 while running the bases in Philadelphia, he threw seven shutout innings, walking none and striking out nine, for Class AAA Columbus on Thursday.
"Tremendous reports," Bowden said. "He's ready to go."
Though Bowden would not say when Bergmann will pitch, it makes sense that he would take Lannan's scheduled turn, which would fall Tuesday. Lannan's most recent start was also Thursday, so their turns fall the same day.
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Slater Martin learned to play basketball in his grandmother's backyard. Mrs. J.H. Sheppard not only raised him from the age of 2, she put up the hoop and strung the lights. He took care of the rest.
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Martin came out of the Navy all grown up at 5-10 to lead a trio called the "Mighty Mice." Texas went 63-14 with Martin, including a trip to the national semifinals.
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The Minneapolis Lakers informed Martin all they needed him to do was play defense. They already had George Mikan. The league's tallest and shortest players made a formidable pair. Over their first five seasons together, they won four titles.
Lakers management finally broke up the duo after tiring of Martin's holdouts. They traded him to the Knicks, who shipped him to the Hawks. His second year, he teamed with Bob Pettit to win his fifth title.
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Martin played two more seasons before retiring. A short stint as coach of Houston's ABA franchise followed, then induction into the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame.
A decade before his death this month at 86, he hadn't really changed. His '47 Texas teammates noted as much in the postscript of a congratulatory letter to Texas' 2003 Final Four team.
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On the making of the South Asian diaspora in the United States
Beyond Man and Woman: The Life of a Hijra
On the transgender women of India (hijras) and a powerful memoir by A. Revathi on 'the lives of hijras, their distinct culture, and their dreams and desires.'
The Watchman's Tale
Why Harper Lee's second novel, Go Set a Watchman, is more profound and important than her first, To Kill a Mockingbird.
Spiritual in Varanasi
A review of Kaleidoscope City: A Year in Varanasi by Piers Moore Ede.
The Perils of Majoritarianism
On the ethnic history and politics of Sri Lanka and a review of Samanth Subramanian's This Divided Island: Stories from the Sri Lankan War.
A Chronicle of the Minutiae
A review of Amit Chaudhuri's novel, Odysseus Abroad.
The Rationalist and the Romantic
On Arundhati Roy's The Doctor and the Saint, her introduction to a new edition of Dr. BR Ambedkar's 1936 classic, "Annihilation of Caste".
A Harvest of Savagery and Hope
A review of Savage Harvest: Stories of Partition by Mohinder Singh Sarna.
The Terrain of Indignities
A review of Ajay Navaria's Unclaimed Terrain, a book of short stories, and a conversation with the author.
Revisiting the Idea of India
A review of Perry Anderson's The Indian Ideology.
The Revenge of the East?
A review of Pankaj Mishra's From the Ruins of Empire: The intellectuals who remade Asia.
Joothan: A Dalit's Life
A review of Omprakash Valmiki's Joothan, a memoir of growing up 'untouchable' in rural Uttar Pradesh, India.
Shantaram: A Review
A review of Shantaram, a novel by Gregory David Roberts.
Rereading Naipaul
His travelogues on India brim with curiosity, insight, and humanity. Perhaps he found too little to praise, but much of what he wrote has a ring of truth.
The Reach of Reason
A review of Amartya Sen's The Argumentative Indian: Writings on Indian Culture, History and Identity.
Al-Beruni's India
The great Persian scholar al-Beruni (973-1048) traveled in India for thirteen years and wrote insightfully about Indian thought and society.
The Bold and the Beautiful
Teeming with character and incident, The Aeneid is a Latin epic poem of high craft and seductive energy.
The Wonder That Was India
A review of Pankaj Mishra's An End to Suffering: The Buddha in the World.
This Way for the Gas, Ladies & Gentlemen
Tadeusz Borowski was 21 years old when he was deported to the cluster of concentration camps in southern Poland, collectively known as Auschwitz, in 1943.
Percy Julian, Chemist Extraordinaire
Percy Lavon Julian, born in Montgomery, Alabama in 1899, the grandson of slaves, was one of the most accomplished chemists of the 20th century.
Omar Khayyam of Persia
Omar Khayyam (1048-1131) achieved great fame as a master of philosophy, history, jurisprudence, medicine, astronomy, and mathematics.
The Station of Light
The life and times of Muid ad-Din ibn al-Arabi (1165-1240 CE), a Sufi master of the medieval age.
A Place Called Home
Going "home" can be bittersweet. In one of his most personal essays, Namit revisits Gwalior, the city where he came of age.
Dispatches from India
Usha Alexander's periodic musings on her life in India. She moved there in mid-2013.
1: First Impressions
2: On Hiring Domestic Help in India
As Though We Were Immortal
Some travel impressions prompted by the living and the dead of Varanasi, India.
An Indian-American in China
Impressions from a journey through China, and the hard-to-avoid comparisons with neighboring India.
The Leatherbacks of Trinidad
A tiny village in Trinidad is home to the leatherbacks, the largest species of turtles. In Apr 2011, I traveled there to see them.
Divinity is Here
A journey to the hauntingly beautiful desert of Wadi Rum, "one of the most spectacular sights in the whole of Arabia."
The Lost City of Ugarit
A journey to the Syrian city of Lattakia and the nearby ruins of Ugarit, the 2nd millennium BCE city where the alphabet was invented.
Nobody's Land
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Signore, Speak English?
In 1995, after completing a short assignment in Paris, I went to Italy for
a three-week vacation.
At the Foot of Mount Yasur
I am six hundred miles east of the Great Barrier Reef in the archipelago
of Vanuatu-or, as they say in Vanuatu, the "ni-Vanuatu"
archipelago -- home to nine active volcanoes.
John Frum
There is a village on the island of Tanna in Vanuatu, where the people believe Prince Philip of England is a god.
Notes from Cuzco
Impressions from a 1994 visit to Machu Picchu.
A Hammam in Damascus
On a whim, I dropped by at a hammam near my hotel in Damascus in Feb 2001. It was one unforgettable experience.
Dholavira: A Harappan Metropolis
The road to Dholavira goes through a dazzling white landscape of salty mudflats. It is close to noon in early April and the mercury is already past 100F.
A Day Trip to My Alma Mater
I studied at the Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur. Sixteen years after graduation, I visited it again to confront some awkward truths.
Death in the Afternoon
A hot Sunday afternoon in Mexico City. The largest bullring in the world is packed with feisty locals.
When Fascists Are Not Evil
On the Trump phenomenon and USA's dark historical moment.
The Two-faced Politics of Indian-Americans
Despite their proximities, why do we Indian-Americans despise Trump yet love Modi? What's behind this apparent paradox?
Venerating the Army: A Pathology of Nationalism
When love for "the nation" betrays so little love for those who live in it and the egalitarian spirit of the constitution that defines it.
On the Politics of Identity
The highs and lows of identity politics, and why despising it is no smarter than despising politics itself.
The Return of the Aam Aadmi Party
On AAP's victory in Delhi, the party's strengths and weaknesses, and its potential location in Indian politics.
Delhi: the City of Rape?
On how caste patriarchy in urban India hijacks and distorts the reality of gender violence.
Ambedkar in the Indian Imagination
On Ambedkar's place in the Indian imagination, and why he hasn't received his due from upper-caste Indians.
Of Meenas, Migrants, and Medicine
Two days with AMRIT Health Services in south Rajasthan, in villages inhabited by Meena tribals.
On Eating Animals
Raised unnaturally and inhumanely, over a million birds and mammals are violently killed in the U.S. every hour, yet the idea persists that Americans love animals.
Indians Abroad: A Story from Trinidad
A brief history of the Indian diaspora in Trinidad—today over half-a-million strong—from the colonial era to the present.
Decolonizing My Mind
On the politics surrounding the arrival and the spread of English in the colonies and the peculiar world of the Indian writer in English.
War and the American Republic
With the end of combat operations in Iraq, a fresh look under the hood of American jingoism.
On Caste Privilege
Much has been written about the unearned privilege of race and gender. What does caste privilege look like in Indian society?
The Minangkabau: Mixing Islam and Matriarchy
This matriarchal society of Muslims in Indonesia reminds us that religion and culture are never cut from whole cloth.
The Dance of Indian Democracy
Why did democracy take root in India against all odds? What are its distinguishing features? Six decades later, how close is it to Ambedkar's inspiring vision of democracy?
The Blight of Hindustan
The Indian caste system continues to mystify outsiders. Here is a brisk overview of its origins, spread, and some historical attitudes and debates.
The Other Swastika
Can the symbol ever be redeemed in the eyes of the West? What might be lost and what could be gained in doing so?
In Light of Nalanda
What was ancient Nalanda University like? Here is a portrait based on the accounts of Chinese scholars of 7th century CE and a recent personal visit.
Asian Food for Thought
India and China illustrate the vast range and malleability of the human palate—and the power of ideas in shaping it.
Marco Polo's India
Returning home from China in 1292 CE, Marco Polo spent a few months in India. The Travels, contains a rich social portrait of India that still resonates with us today.
What Confucius Said
Perhaps no person has left a deeper mark on Chinese culture than Confucius, who lived 2500 years ago in an age of social turmoil.
Bindra, the Silent Killer
I can't remember the last time India's Olympic record bothered me. I suspect this is because Olympic medals do not correlate with values I admire in a society.
Homosexuality in India
"We don't have any," is the classic Indian response to homosexuality in India. Curiously, Indians say this even when they know of and tolerate homosexual acts in their communities.
Indigenous Aryans?
Few topics in ancient history are as disputed today as the origins of the Indo-Aryans in ancient India.
Forbidden City
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On Diversity
Diversity is a formidable bulwark against political and religious fundamentalism. It challenges, inspires, and helps create more vibrant art, music, and literature.
On Herodotus' Histories
What in his outlook and judgment is still noteworthy
nearly 2,500 years later? An evaluation of Herodotus as a historian.
John Frum
There is a village on the island of Tanna in Vanuatu, where the people believe Prince Philip of England is a god. Though it might sound preposterous, it's actually not a joke.
Buddha's Finger
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James A. FitzPatrick's India
Best known for his 200+ short travel documentaries from 1929-55, including many on India, what should we make of FitzPatrick and his films today?
Endhiran: A Review
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Avatar: A Review
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Slumdog Millionaire: A Review
The film has obvious and broad appeal as the quintessential underdog story [but] the movie on the whole was just downright silly.
On Photography: Truth, Lies, and Photos
Many urban middleclass Indians I know are peeved by what they see as a staple of photography on India: squalor, poverty, lepers, fakirs, the deformed.
Jack the Dripper
Does art lie entirely in the eye of the beholder, or should it have minimal standards? Who decides what is art and what is only a visually appealing painting, photograph, or sculpture?
On Telling Stories
We often ask what it is that makes us human ... I'd have to say it's our penchant and need for story-telling.
The Road to Fixing Air Pollution in Delhi
Key initiatives that will not only reduce air pollution but will also help turn Delhi into the "world class city" that AAP promised.
The Inner Lives of Animals
Do non-human animals live entirely in the moment? Given the spate of behavioral studies, what can we justifiably say about the inner lives of animals?
The Bhagavad Gita Revisited
Why the Bhagavad Gita is an overrated text with a deplorable morality at its core.
Part 1 (Historical and literary context)
Part 2 (Textual critique)
What Do We Deserve?
Of particular relevance to market-based societies is the question, 'What do we deserve?' For our learning, natural talents, and labor, what rewards and entitlements can we fairly claim?
On the Void of Nagarjuna
The works of Nagarjuna, the great Buddhist philosopher who lived in South India 1800 years ago,
represent "something of a watershed ... in the history of philosophy."
The Dearth of Artificial Intelligence
Despite big advances in computing, AI has fallen woefully short of its ambition and hype. Why is AI in such a braindead state?
Being Liberal in a Plural World
In the absence of a consensus on the 'truly universal' values of liberalism, and hence rights, how is a liberal to act in the world?
From the Outside, Looking In
Speaking of Muslims as fanatics or terrorists is not even considered bad manners; it's seen as a comic expression of the truth.
Atheistic Materialism in Ancient India
It comes as a surprise to many that in ancient "spiritual" India, atheistic materialism was a major force to reckon with, led by the Carvakas who predate even the Buddhists.
On Knowledge Without Wisdom
Philosophy has drifted far from how the Greeks understood it, as the love of wisdom. It now paves the way for the acquisition of theoretical knowledge as an end in itself.
On Early Islam
This five-part series on early Islamic history begins with the rise of Islam, shifts to its golden age, examines two major currents of early Islamic thought—rationalism and Sufi mysticism—and concludes with an epilogue.
Part 1: The Rise of Islam
Part 2: The Golden Age
Part 3: The Path of Reason
Part 4: The Mystic Tide
Part 5: Epilogue
The Social Virus of Terrorism
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How Terrorism Works
Experts on Islamic terrorism are now everywhere, spouting wisdom on countless media outlets and blogs [on] what turns Muslims into terrorists.
Pinker, the Storyteller
Many evolutionary psychologists, including Steven Pinker, professor at Harvard, claim that ... evolution has endowed humans with a "moral instinct".
The Politics of God
In response to 9/11 and the role of evangelical Christianity in US politics, a host of loud atheistic voices have emerged. Most belong to concerned citizens driven by their secular ideals.
Rediscovering Golem
What is life anyway, and how did it really happen upon this world? As a physical phenomenon, is life an accidental and rare occurrence?
On Being Spiritual
Spirituality is cool these days. Its warm and fuzzy aura now appeals to more and more people in the West. Here are my provisional thoughts on what being spiritual means to me.
Servitors of Divine Consciousness
Auroville aspires to be "a universal town where men and women of all countries are able to live in peace and harmony, above all creeds, all politics, and nationalities."
Eugenics Record Office
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The Eichmann Within
Hannah Arendt's landmark Eichmann in Jerusalem documents the trial and execution of Adolf Eichmann, a Nazi kidnapped by the Israeli secret police.
Herodotus, the Iliad, and 9/11
Some curious parallels between the wars of the post-9/11 decade and the Trojan War as Herodotus saw it.
On Public Corruption in India
With findings from corruption research, Anna Hazare and his team, the Jan Lokpal Bill, and the anti-corruption movement.
America, the Cold War, and the Taliban
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On Credit Default Swaps
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Amartya Sen on Globalization
Where does "our own" Nobel laureate in economics stand on globalization?
Minding the Grownups
A short, short story by Usha Alexander.
The Death of a Salesman
Yes, I too had a youthful phase—from about 18 to 27—when I wrote poems.
Reporting from Home
I'm a non-resident Indian (NRI). I recently thought of recording my view of the pros and cons of living in India after 15 years in the West.
Advice to a Young Artist
The idea for writing this came to me from an
interview in which an author was reverentially asked, 'Sir, what would be
your advice to a young artist?' The question stayed with me. How would
I answer it?


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So much for a balanced offense. Eastlake, which is off to a 4-1 start and ranked third in the section, has run the ball 185 times and attempted 36 passes.
That's a 5-1 run-to-pass ratio for the reigning Division I champions.
The point of an offense, though, is to put points on the board, and the Titans are doing just that, averaging 34.4 points per game. The last two victories fall under the impressive category, a 31-21 win over Madison and 23-0 blanking of St. Augustine.
And Eastlake is balanced from the standpoint that a lot of backs tote the leather. Twelve players have recorded carries with three backs leading the way.
Junior Isaiah Strayhorn is the featured back. His stats: 57 carries, 493 yards, 8.65-yard average, 6 TDs. At one of the wings, sophomore Traylor Reed has 30 carries for 398 yards, a 13.2-yard average and 4 TDs. Senior Isiah Olave's numbers: 26 carries, 273 yards, a 10.5-yard average, 6 TDs. Olave also starts at cornerback as the Titans' shut-down corner.
Regarding his offense's lopsided ground nature, Eastlake head coach John McFadden says, "When we see something (that works), we stick with it. When you're averaging 7, 8, 9 yards per carry, you probably want to stick to the running game until somebody can stop it."


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