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HI, It looks like the parsing of the LVM metadata failed. I will look into the problem. The LVM configuration can be complex, i have not tested complex ones. I will try to find the problem in the parser.
Same with me. It seems it doesn't work. No error messages, but no files as well:
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I madder than a resident of Bologna eating a salami sandwich over the fact that no reporters showed up at my latest meeting, and now I have to cover it myself! And when I say "nobody," I mean "Will Bredderman," and when I say "latest," I mean two weeks ago.
Look, I've mentioned that "Bensonhurst West End Community Council's (or as I like to call it, Bwecc!) 53rd Annual Gala" is coming up on March 19 at El Caribe, and at Bwecc's open Community meeting on Jan. 28, everyone met and greeted these outstanding educators and distinguished honorees in the Harway Terrace Community Room. Each, of course, will be presented with the coveted "Carmine" awards — which is bigger than an Oscar, specifically because of my physique.
So this week, I opened the meeting with a letter published in the Daily News concerning the plight of a handicapped senior citizen complaining that crossing Harway Avenue at Bay 50th Street was not only treacherous, but impossible within the few seconds allocated, especially when she has to use a walker. The Council voted unanimously for a resolution to contact the Department of Cars and Crossings to immediately investigate and correct the hazardous condition. Sid, a longtime resident of the area, also corrected the fact that there had been two such fatalities at that corner, mentioning the seniors that had been killed. At the meeting Councilman Mark Treyger aide Igor Vaysberg stated that he would get a letter of support from Treyger, as did Olga Fiore, representing state Sen. Diane Savino. Liam McCabe, representing Congressman Michael Grimm, also pledged the Congressman's support and later presented each honorees with official Congressional Congratulatory Citations.
The topics of transportation were in the limelight, with the deplorable road conditions under Stillwell Avenue having so many bumpy areas that likened them to the chasms of the Grand Canyon, as well as the $250 jaywalking fines being sought by Mayor DiBlasio's new tax collectors.
To break up the dismal atmosphere of the downtrodden citizens attending, I told the story of a 5 year old describing the picture of a "Fricken' elephant." I'd go into it now, but I have a word count. So free-mail me at firstname.lastname@example.com if you want to here it and see the pictures.
The best part of the meeting, of course, was the cake we had, which was provided to us by our pals at Bread Plus on Harway Avenue near Bay 50th Street. It could easily have fed 100 people, but was devoured easily by our few dozen guests, thanks mostly to me.
Now, on to Scott Herman, the assistant principal at David Boody Intermediate School, who gets the Carmine for "Man of the Year."
Scott Herman has worked as an educator for more than 25 years, holding teaching and leadership positions in several cities within the New York metropolitan area.
His first teaching experience was in Newark, where he worked with a Catholic religious order to help the poorest of the city attain a high quality education. After establishing foundations in that school, he was asked to foster similar success at St. Anthony High School in Jersey City. There he worked for a dozen years as an instructor, yearbook coordinator, literary magazine editor, programmer, curriculum coordinator, assistant freshman basketball coach, and academic dean.
In 1995, Scott became an adjunct professor of English at Kean University in Union, New Jersey where he taught for more than a dozen years.
Scott began working for the New York City Department of Education in 1998 and was appointed to David A. Boody Intermediate School in Gravesend. There, he served as a teacher, United Federation of Teachers Chapter Leader, and Assistant Principal.
For Scott, one of the most enjoyable parts of working at IS 228 is the diverse student body. He considers himself lucky to serve the students, parents, and staff of Boody.
Scott lives in Hudson County, New Jersey with his family, where he serves on an advisory committee to a local high school and a tenant-rights organization. During his free time, he enjoys reading, attending movies and concerts, and spending time with family and friends.
His next exciting endeavor involves being on an exploratory committee for the possible high school expansion of David A. Boody. Contact me at Bwecc! if you want to join us honoring Scott and his wonderful co-honorees.
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Welcome to the "Switzerland of the South". The natural offerings around Huaraz are magnificent. Every backpacker needs to make their way there to see at least one of the surrounding sites.
Welcome to the "Switzerland of the South". The natural offerings around Huaraz are magnificent. Every backpacker needs to make their way there to see at least one of the surrounding sites.
The drive from Huaraz through the Callejon de Huaylas valley is pleasingly picturesque. The white-peaked Cordillera Blanca to the east parallels the drastic black hills of the Cordillera Negra to the west, and your road skims between them in the low valley.
You're finally here! The Amazon rainforest! Perhaps it's not quite what you expected. In fact, it looks an awful lot like a giant city filled to the brim with mototaxis.
Peru's climates vary to the extremes. From the northwestern coast's sun-pounding humid heat to the freezing cold found at Lake Titicaca, travellers will encounter all forms of air and temperature.
Over the years since the Amazon Basin has been developed, it has mixed indigenous lore with that of settlers and developed its own rich frontier culture.
Maybe you've already heard that Peru is South America's gastronomic marvel. Indeed, Peru boasts some of the most diverse food in the whole world.
Puruchuco is one of the Lima area's many impressive archeological sites. It's worth spending the time to organize a visit to this 800-year-old palace and famous burial site while staying at Pariwana Hostel Lima. You can either get there by bus or book a taxi.
Peru has one of the world's most ancient surf cultures, dating back thousands of years. However, its beaches have been little-known to the rest of the world — until recently. Over recent years, international surfers have been catching up on what is on offer here, with Punta Hermosa being one of the most celebrated areas.
If you are staying at Pariwana Hostel Lima, one of the most interesting places to visit in the area is Pachacamac. You can get here by catching a bus from central Lima, which is a cheaper option than taking a private tour.
The ancient walled city of Pikillacta is one of the many historic sites to visit while you are based at Pariwana Hostel Cusco.
This pre-Inca site is around 30 kilometers away on the road to Puno, just past Tipon, and is well worth the trip. It is possible to get there by taking a bus to Urcos and asking to be dropped off – staff at the hostel will be able to give you details. Alternatively, you can book a tour or taxi to take you there.
There are several Inca ruins just outside Cusco, and the map that Pariwana Hostel provides upon arrival has an adventure trekking route through these ruins. It's best to do this after you've acclimated to the altitude for at least a day, and plan to spend at least five hours. Bring lunch, water, and sunscreen!
Rodriguez de Mendoza, a charming Province south-east of Chachapoyas famous for the quality of its coffee and the friendliness of its people, is not even in your guidebook. The reason is a mystery, because it has a surprising selection of local attractions.
Since June 30th I have been travelling around Peru and it has been such an eventful, fun journey so far. On 13th July, I visited Lake Titicaca for 2 days and it was the most idyllic, beautiful lake I have ever seen.
Arguably, Lima has one of the best food scenes in the world. On the doorstep of Pariwana Hostel you have the bustling neighborhood of Miraflores with numerous restaurants to suit any budget. With so much to choose from, it's difficult to know where to go first, so to make it easy for you I've shared my favorite Lima restaurants below.
Futbol, or soccer, is the national sport of Peru so you can't miss a game while you're in town. I recently went to a game and found out the inside scoop on some of the teams, stadiums and how to get tickets.
There are many unusual museums to visit when you are staying at Pariwana Hostel Cusco. Here is a look at three of the best. Learning about the area through your visits will make your adventurous backpacking trips to ancient sites even more enjoyable. The hostel's friendly staff can advise you on planning your visits.
On your way from Ica to Lima, you can find the beautiful "poor man's Galapagos" islands, called the Isla Ballestas. Only an hour from Ica, this trip can run you between S/.30 – S/. 50 soles. I paid S/.50 soles, including the boat ride to the islands. There is a hidden charge of 12 soles, which is a required tourist tax.
I had the pleasure of taking a little adventure to the beautiful oasis of Ica, called Huacachina. It's on the way to Lima, from Cusco.
In the far north of Peru, backpackers have the choice of undertaking an exciting excursion to visit one of the world's tallest waterfalls. Catarata Gocta has an interesting history.
Lima is one of the biggest metropolitan centers on the continent. With over 8 million people, you really wonder how the heck everyone can go about every day in those crowded, loud minibuses.
From Huaraz, there are many treks to consider, such as the Churup Lagoon. Visitors might opt to head north through the Callejon de Huaylas to Caraz to see Laguna de Paron, or perhaps they'll opt for the drive across the park to pass the Lagunas Llanganuco.


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I believe that Geoffrey Boycott would be a superb coach for the England team. He knows the game inside out and has much experience from his test playing days. He says that the ECB couldn't afford him, which to me seems like he does want the job. I think if he did become coach he would sort the men from the boys and get the best out of them. We need a coach like him with a no nonsense approach who will tell the team how it is and how to change for the best. So come on Geoff, help us become the team we should be... THE BEST!!! Cheers :)Sort: Newest | Oldest | Most Replied Expand all replies
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..loud mouthed and overbearing..think it's the last thing England need
Christopher D Christopher D Feb 1, 2007 07:21 Flag
I second the motion. As an Aussie & listening to his commentry during the Ashes he spoke to Graveney in regards to where England is heading in the future. Graveney offered him lunch back in England on a certain date. Brushing him of as another Cricket journalist. The best point Boycott made was stating that there isn't enough former cricketer's within the administration of the ECB. He states that they are all suits, businessmen who haven't played cricket at International level. They are good at making money but are they any good for cricket. Geoff Boycott should be running the show because I assure you he would be of great benefit & it would filter down to the guy's playing on the field. One last point England need a board of selector's, Botham would be a very good choice instead of the Team Captain & Coach. The best team would be chosen & not just mates. Panesar would be playing every match(Monty Fan Here).
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niceguyolder niceguyolder Feb 1, 2007 10:30 Flag
I think you should by-pass all the "in fighting" and select a dyed in the wool AUSSIE to coach the English cricket team. New blood eliminates "in breeding", a condition I suspect exists judging from your comments.
max_headroom max_headroom Jan 28, 2007 17:34 Flag
The reason why the ECB couldn't afford him is because of the mighty fees that SKY pay their 'journo's'. Why would any of them want to take on the England Coach/Manager job when they have a such an easy life? How many sides has Boycs coached? It's a typical English knee jerk response. Pick someone to coach us, who was a good player and speaks their mind, but knows nothing about coaching. That will certainly make us a great side in no time? I think not!
I can assure you that if Boycott was selected as England coach, and he certainly won't be, it would be a disaster and wouldn't last 6 months. We need an experienced top international coach. What about Bob Woolmer?
As an aussie supporter for many years: maybe you guys should bring BOYCOTT back. He was the most dreaded pom player next to John Snow of post-war cricket. it took ages to ever get him out and he never ever gave up. We respect him for that.
Be like him u poms!
A Yahoo! User Jan 13, 2007 06:41 Flag
lord boycott shold of been in twenty year ago along with mr botham the england set up is who you know not how good you are
yeah, at least he speaks his mind and doesnt offer up excuses for this lame effort.
he tells them they were #$%$ and #$%$ they were!


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App keeps closing Please fix so play does not stop in the middle of an awesome set. Nothing is more annoying than your music cutting off for no apparent reason.. This seems to be the primary if not only reason people complain about this app is when the core function is broke..
Poor search results I use mixcloud on the desktop every single day. It works quite well and the user interface is very well done. The same is not true for the Android app. The app not always works well and it feels more like a Web page rather than an app. However, the real deal breaker is the poor usability of the search. For example, I cannot just input some keywords for the set's name, I have to literally write the keywords and connecting words in sequence.
THESE PROBLEMS HAVE EXISTED FOR YEARS. FIX THEM PLEASE. Mixcloud is the only place I can find some of the weekly cloudradio/mix shows I listen to. Streams stop and are interrupted often for no reason. Even worse is that the progress of the stream is lost and you are stuck starting over or guessing where you left off. Pausing the stream is also buggy. Clearing notifications stops the app. No other music app I have ever used have these issues. Totally ruins the experience of listening to a mix.
Frequently stops working When it works it's good. But often it will work for a while then it stops playing and everything looks like it's loading but doesn't load. Gets pretty frustrating 😤 edit: downgraded for not improving stability with updates. Still stops working if in background. Ap needs closing each time
New update is terrible This app was never well put together but was useful and operational in the past. Now it's awful. This is surprising because it has so much potential. I use it because I'm forced but by no means is it user friendly or functional. My number one complaint is the scroll bar is so small and you can't rewind. You constantly move the positioning the mix by accident trying to bring up the now playing window. And then you can't rewind. Its horrendous. How can this app be this bad? And why can't you rewind?????
Bad I'm a devoted user of Mixcloud but the app is terrible. It can't handle multitasking, so if you flick between a few apps, mixcloud will crash, forget what you're listening to and make you start all over again. The design is also clunky - you tap on a button to show more info on the episode you're listening to and it skips you to the end of the mix instead. Infinitely frustrating.
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Dan Wells is the acclaimed author of the John Cleaver series: I Am Not a Serial Killer, Mr. Monster, and I Don't Want to Kill You. He has been nominated for both the Hugo and the Campbell Award and has won two Parsec Awards for his podcast Writing Excuses. Robison Wells, Dan's younger brother, is the author of Variant, which Publishers Weekly called "a chilling, masterful debut" in a starred review, and its sequel, Feedback (available Fall 2012). Here, Robison interviews his brother about Partials, Dan's pulse-pounding first book in his post-apocalyptic series that questions the very concept of what it means to be human.
Robison: Dan is my brother, exactly 13 months older than me. He and I shared a room our entire childhood, took the same classes, even dated the same girls. Dan got me into writing about twelve years ago, and ever since we've critiqued each other's work, brainstormed new ideas, and told each other how terrible he is. So, with such a long background together, I'm particularly interested to see if I can learn anything new in this interview.
I've read so much of your writing over the years, from your poem about turkeys in the fifth grade to your first epic fantasy to your literary farce to your horror, and now your YA post-apocalyptic Partials. Is there anything you've written that I'd be surprised to hear about?
Dan: I wrote some Rifts fan fiction in high school—I don't know if you knew about that. I actually reused a part of it for Partials.
Robison:What part?
Dan: I won't say, but it's in the first third.
Robison: You've written in all these different genres: Is it because you're still looking for the perfect fit? Or are you just interested in writing lots of different things?
Dan: Almost every book I write is a new genre, or a weird combination of genres, because I like to branch out and try new things. I never would have imagined that I'd write a horror series, but that was the first book I published. I never would have found that character, or the audience that loves him, if I'd forced myself to stick to one thing.
Robison: How was the transition from supernatural to sci-fi?
Dan: Not too bad, since I see them as very connected—the only real difference between fantasy and SF is the explanation of where the weird stuff comes from. SF ended up being a lot harder, in some ways, because I had to make those explanations scientifically sound. In my horror series I could just say, "It's a monster!" With SF I had to do a ton of research into genetics, biology, and the science of decay.
Robison: How did you do your research?
Dan: A lot of my research started online, including Wikipedia—people make fun of it as a research tool, and I admit that it's a terrible place to end your research, but it's a fantastic place to start. From there I found more detailed websites, and eventually some great connections to books. One of the most useful books I read was The World Without Us by Alan Weisman, about what would happen to the things we leave behind if we suddenly weren't there to take care of them. It's a very detailed combination of scientific research and thought experiment.
In Partials, the apocalypse wasn't a bomb or a war or anything physically destructive, just a disease: We died, but all our stuff is still just sitting there. It was a fun situation to study, and a blast to depict in a book.
Robison: So, having done all that research, what tips would you give for surviving an apocalyptic pandemic? Let's assume you're immune to the virus.
Dan: I don't know how you're going to work that out, but there you go. Once you have that taken care of, you live in a combination of paradise and medieval squalor. You will have no electricity or running water, but almost everything else will be free. Canned food can last for a decade or more before going bad, so you can live at a subsistence level just by scavenging the local stores.
Robison: Why do you think your society of survivors ended up being organized and civil and less Mad Max-ish?
Dan: A big part of it is the scarcity issue. Mad Max and similar apocalyptic scenarios start with the premise that everything is destroyed. The survivors have to fight tooth and nail for what little resources are left. In Partials, everything you could ever want is just there for the taking.
Robison: What books/movies/music/TV influenced Partials?
Dan: Some of the influences are obvious, like Battlestar Galactica and Children of Men. Others are harder to spot. I listened to a steady diet of protest songs and revolutionary music while writing, stuff like "Uprising" by Muse, because they got my blood going and helped me get into the main character's fiery personality. And some of my influences didn't really end up in the book, though I still count them—things like Mad Max and A Canticle for Leibowitz that inspired my love of post-apocalyptic stories, but which didn't really apply in this case.
The biggest influence may have been our own history and current events. Partials is, at times, a very angry book, and that's a reflection of my own feelings about a lot of the stuff I see going on in the world.
Robison: Let's talk about that. You've said before that you think one of the reasons dystopia is so popular right now is because our world is becoming more dystopian. What current events influenced you in Partials?
Dan: For example, the story is set eleven years after a devastating catastrophe—and in 2012, my readers are also eleven years after their own devastating catastrophe. The events of 9/11 changed the way we do almost everything in this country, and to a lesser extent the rest of the world. One of the things I tried to do in the book was show that the adults, who remember what life was like before the end of the world, have a very different attitude about it than the kids who've never really known any other life.
I also tried to throw in a lot of the extreme measures our government and our culture in general have taken in response to terrorism—reduced privacy, indefinite detention, torture, and so on. I think there are arguments on both sides of all these issues, and I tried to give each side a fair shake. Kira, the main character, has very strong ideas about what's justifiable and what's not, and just because she's the main character doesn't mean she's always right. If anyone's actually "right" at all.
Robison: So, on a happier note, why do you think I'm so awesome?
Dan: Because you take after your brother.
"A thrilling sci-fi adrenaline rush, with one of the most compelling and frightening visions of Earth's future I've seen yet. I couldn't put it down." (Pittacus Lore, #1 New York Times bestselling author of I Am Number Four)
"Wells creates a compelling, fantastically complex post-apocalyptic landscape, adding thought-provoking twists to a classic story of humanity creating its own doom...With broad cross-genre appeal and an engaging balance of thematic depth and rip-roaring action, this winner will leave readers clamoring for sequels." (Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books)
"A dark, wild ride." (Kirkus Reviews)
"Readers who enjoy headstrong feminist leads making their way . . . in the not-too-distant future will find plenty to like in Partials." (Los Angeles Times)
"Mr. Wells has recombined familiar dystopian elements, added original ones and thrown in dashes of dry wit to create a sprawling, action-packed medical thriller full of big ideas and exciting reversals." (Wall Street Journal)
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Kira is a sixteen year old medic still in training. She seems to be a natural when it comes to medical research. She realises that she'll have to run tests on a partial if she is going to save the babies.
I totally enjoyed this story. Author Dan Wells constructed a believable post-apocalypse world. The political power struggles made it seem more realistic.
At first I questioned whether the teens would have enough training for the jobs they were doing. Then I though about how much time is wasted in our current education system with fun things and not actual learning. A directed course of study could give students the knowledge needed within the time frame of the book.
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We find Kira, a 16 year old medical intern, who works and lives in East Meadow. She assists in the pregnancy ward of the hospital. Her best friend Madison becomes pregnant, and knowing that the virus will kill the new born baby she sets off on a mission to help her friend and the rest of her species. Along the way she meets friends and foes and even figures out the mystery of where she came from.
I was dying for this book and I was lucky enough to receive an ARC (THANK YOU HarperCollins! :) And boy I was not disappointed. Dan Wells writes with the pacing, tone and style set for a post-apocalyptic setting that most YA authors are writing about these days. And Mr. Wells is a great story teller. It reads like a movie. I felt like I was right there as one of the characters walking in East Meadow making do with what I had after 99.996% of the human population had been decimated.
Yes the book starts of slow, but what after reading more and more, your mind is set into Kira's world where things aren't what they seem to be. This book ends on a cliffhanger so I am warning you, you will get frustrated! I know I was!
This book is chock full of mystery, suspense action and a tinge of romance.
This is another series that I decided would be best read in one go. So I impatiently waited for the last book to be released and than I started Partials. And I'm glad I waited. Not only is Partials pretty action packed but it's also full of different plot points that I've discovered become more important as the series goes on. Different bits you don't want to forget about. Which can easily happen with a year between readings. Anyhow, Partials is a dystopian set years after the world has been reduced to a wasteland. Like any good dystopian the past government has decided in all their intelligence that there was a better way to control its people. Which of course backfired. In this case they created Partials. Part humans part controllable machines. Every thing started out perfect until the Partials decided they didn't like being controlled and didn't fit into society. So they rebelled. The advantage the government gave the Partials was being super human and not easily killed. Needless to say, they easily destroyed most of the human race. This is where we meet Kira, 12 years after the war, living in a small community of what is the last humans on earth. The humans haven't had contact with the Partials since the war. But they know they're out there. There's also a bigger problem, there's been no babies born since the war. Women can carry to term, but two or three days after birth the baby dies.
Kira works in the maternity ward, but her real passion is in the research it takes to figure out why these babies are dying. Kira is beyond determined and knows that the researchers have done all they can with the information they have.Read more ›
Cons: don't learn as much about the partials as you'd like, the protagonists get out of several tough situations with surprising ease
For Parents: no sex, no swearing, lots of violence, but nothing too graphic (shooting/death, off stage torture)
It's been 11 years since the genetically engineered partials rose up against their human creators, unleashing a virus that decimated the human population. Now, the remaining survivors live on Long Island, most in the community of East Meadow, which, due to its Hope Act of forcing all women 18 and over to give birth as often as possible, has created a resistance movement called the Voice. Into this turmoil comes a brilliant young hospital intern, Kira. She wants to study the one thus far unstudied aspect of the plague that still kills all human children born. Partials.
Partials is quite an adrenaline rush. There's a lot of action and several quests, starting, but not ending, with Kira's quest to find and capture a partial. While I wasn't always convinced that their plans would work as well as they did, enough things went wrong that I was willing to overlook how often enough went right.
Kira herself was an interesting character. She's borderline irritating, in that she's stubborn and 'knows' the best course of action, despite only being 16 and a 'plague baby' (ie, someone born just before the end of the modern world and too young to know what happened with the partials from personal experience). What redeems her is her reliance on her friends and her willingness to accept a change of plans when necessary.
What really sets this book apart is in its realistic depiction of society.Read more ›
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On the political traditions of settler colonialism (Australia, for example): Lorenzo Veracini, 'Ian Turner's The Australian Dream and Australia's "settler transition"', Journal of Australian Studies, 2016
Abstract: Focusing on radical labour historian Ian Turner's The Australian Dream (1968), this article reflects on the evolution of Australia's settler colonial imagination. During a few crucial decades in the nineteenth century, colonial traditions were overcome by settler colonial ones. The former espoused a system where British rulers would paternally manage a colonial environment and all its populations (pastoralists, free settlers, convicts, emancipated convicts, and Indigenous peoples); the latter advocated the establishment of self-reliant agricultural communities of free settlers. In Replenishing the Earth (2009), James Belich distinguished between settler "transition" and settler "revolution", and emphasised the imaginative elements that underpin and precede the shift to settler self-government. As the global settler transition took hold, locales usually associated with the perception and expectation of degenerative processes were reconfigured as propitious sites for experimenting in sociopolitical regeneration. Following and expanding on Belich's framework, this article links Australia's settler transition with its historiography.
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Defining settler colonialism between crimes: Margaret D. Jacobs, 'Genocide or Ethnic Cleansing? Are These Our Only Choices?', The Western Historical Quarterly, 2016
Excerpt: Gary Clayton Anderson has boldly instigated a conversation on the nature of Indian-white conflict in the American West—in a nutshell he asks, was it genocide or ethnic cleansing? Anderson answers this emphatically: ethnic cleansing, which he defines as "forced dislocation with the intent to take away lands of a particular ethnic, religious, or cultural group." He argues that we should not label what happened in the West in the late nineteenth century as genocide because relatively low numbers of Indians were killed and there was no official intent to eliminate Indians. His most intriguing argument is that government officials engaged in one crime against humanity—ethnic cleansing through forced deportation and confinement to reservations—to actually prevent the more heinous crime of genocide.
Anderson's formulation of Indian-white conflict in the West as an either/or choice strikes me as an oversimplification of what is actually a both/and phenomenon. Scholars such as Brendan C. Lindsay and Benjamin Madley have shown—pretty incontrovertibly—that it is entirely appropriate to use the term genocide to represent what happened in California in the late nineteenth century.1 Anderson has shown that ethnic cleansing may be a more accurate term for what transpired in other instances.2 In this brief commentary, I intend to critique both genocide and ethnic cleansing as limiting concepts and discuss alternative means of understanding a broader history of Indian-white conflict that puts women and children at the center rather than at the periphery of our historical inquiry.
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'Indigenous peoples are not indigenous' (Settler colonial rationales III): Oren Yiftachel, Batya Roded, Alexandre (Sandy) Kedar, 'Between rights and denials: Bedouin indigeneity in the Negev/Naqab', Environment and Planning A, 2016
Abstract: The paper examines the nature of indigenous identity among Bedouin Arabs in Negev/Naqab, Israel, against a background of conceptual, legal and political controversy. It traces theoretically and comparatively the rise of indigeneity as a relational concept, deriving from colonial and postcolonial settings. The concept is shown to be part of the globalization of human rights struggle, with a potential of the indigeneity discourse to empower colonized and exploited minorities, as well as provide a platform for transitional justice. The heart of the paper provides a rebuttal of several arguments made by a group of scholars associated with the Israeli state, named here "the deniers", who have worked to reject Bedouin (and general Palestinian) claims for indigenous status, thereby denying their entitlement to a range of human and communal rights. The paper offers a systematic examination of historical and geographic evidence and reveals that "the deniers" have raised several relevant questions and dilemmas. However, these do not undermine the typical indigenous characteristics of the Naqab Bedouin Arabs. Research shows clearly that Bedouins belong within the group of indigenous societies according to accepted international definitions and norms. This understanding obliges the Israeli state to protect Bedouin Arabs from further removals, dispossession and marginalization, as well as correct, where possible, the profound damage caused by their past dispossession, eviction and marginalization.
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'Indigenous peoples have no rights' (Settler colonial rationales II): Cathrena Narcisse, Indigenous perspectives on the outstanding land issue in British Columbia: "we deny their right to it", PhD Dissertation, University of British Columbia, 2016
Abstract: Arising from and sustained within the context of colonialism, the outstanding indigenous land issue in British Columbia has long been a source of significant conflict between indigenous people and settler governments. Due to its significantly complex political and legal background, it is difficult to reach a clear and comprehensive understanding about this matter, and gaining insight into the indigenous perspective about it is even more challenging. Explicitly considering the broader framework of colonialism in exploring the outstanding indigenous land issue in British Columbia, this dissertation places its focus upon detailing the indigenous perspective in relation to opposing political and legal government positions. Such a study is important in order to adequately understand the perpetuation of the conflicts between indigenous peoples and governments over the outstanding land issue. The research approach relies upon the examination of archival data, along with representations of indigenous oral history narratives, and attendance at indigenous political gatherings. In particular, this research project relies upon information gathered from both indigenous elders and political representatives through interviews and political meetings to form the basis of indigenous perspectives on the outstanding land issue. The findings from this research provide evidence that a discernible pattern of denial and disregard has been established and maintained by successive settler governments and that these patterns are purposefully perpetuated. The political, legal, and regulatory systems devised for power and control over indigenous peoples have effectively shaped the 'taken for granted assumptions' of the outstanding land issue. Indigenous perspectives on the ownership of their territories have been consistently maintained through oral history narratives over several generations. The central contribution that can be drawn from this research rests upon the revelation of how indigenous perspectives on the outstanding land issue were actively and continuously suppressed as part of the dispossession process. The significant findings include an in-depth disclosure of how purposeful political and legal procedures accompanied by expansive regulatory mechanisms have served to control how the outstanding indigenous land issue in British Columbia has been actively shaped, understood, and maintained over time through deliberate processes and procedures of colonialism.
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'Indigenous peoples have rights, but they can be bypassed' (Settler colonial rationales I): Martin Papillon, Thierry Rodon, 'Proponent-Indigenous agreements and the implementation of the right to free, prior, and informed consent in Canada', Environmental Impact Assessment Review, 2016
Abstract: Indigenous peoples have gained considerable agency in shaping decisions regarding resource development on their traditional lands. This growing agency is reflected in the emergence of the right to free, prior, and informed consent (FPIC) when Indigenous rights may be adversely affected by major resource development projects. While many governments remain non-committal toward FPIC, corporate actors are more proactive at engaging with Indigenous peoples in seeking their consent to resource extraction projects through negotiated Impact and Benefit Agreements. Focusing on the Canadian context, this article discusses the roots and implications of a proponent-driven model for seeking Indigenous consent to natural resource extraction on their traditional lands. Building on two case studies, the paper argues that negotiated consent through IBAs offers a truncated version of FPIC from the perspective of the communities involved. The deliberative ethic at the core of FPIC is often undermined in the negotiation process associated with proponent-led IBAs.
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Indigenous alterity produces settler normality: Maximilian Viatori, 'Defending White-Mestizo Invisibility through the Production of Indigenous Alterity: (Un)Marking Race in Ecuador's Mainstream Press', Anthropological Quarterly, 89, 2, 2016, pp. 485-514
Abstract: This article demonstrates the central role that discursively marked Others play in the defense and maintenance of white-mestizo unmarkedness in Ecuadorian public discourse. It does so through an analysis of the circulation of public discourses of race in interviews with indigenous activists published in the newspaper El Comercio from 1992 to 2004. These interview texts provide critical insight into the discursive strategies employed by white-mestizo editors and reporters to mark indigenous voices, thus naturalizing racial inequalities in Ecuadorian politics and society. An analysis of this dynamic underscores the challenges that indigenous interventions face in upsetting this process of naturalization.
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Even 'vulnerability' and 'resilient indigeneity' are transfer: Marjo Lindroth, Heidi Sinevaara-Niskanen, 'The biopolitics of resilient indigeneity and the radical gamble of resistance', Resilience, 2015
Abstract: This paper probes the current empathetic common ground on indigeneity in international politics and views the care for indigeneity as the loving embrace of biopower. First, we argue that indigeneity is a target of particular biopolitical aspirations that resonate with the resilience discourse. By engaging in a critical discussion of resilience
as a technique of neoliberal governance we identify adaptation, vulnerability and care as the building blocks of indigenous resilience. They entail a particular script on the proper indigenous subjectivity. Second, we discuss the ways in which resistance could be conceptualised in the context of this power that works through resilience. Resistance to biopower is a gamble that involves gains and losses that are impossible to assess beforehand. We ponder care, victimhood and hope as sites of resistance that could offer ways to view indigeneity in more political terms than those defined by resilience alone.
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On ancient Israel as a settler society: Pekka Pitkänen, 'The ecological-evolutionary theory, migration, settler colonialism, sociology of violence and the origins of ancient Israel', Cogent Social Sciences, 2, 1, 2016
Abstract: This paper looks at the question of the origins of ancient Israel from the perspective of four social-scientific based approaches. These are the ecological-evolutionary theory developed by Gerhard Lenski, theories of migration and settler colonialism and a sociological approach to violence developed by Siniša Malešević. It shows how the four theories fit together well and provide a comparative framework for interpreting both biblical and archaeological data, rendering it plausible to see early Israel as a settler colonial agrarian frontier society that was considerably based on migration from outside and where violence played a significant part in the formation and development of that society.
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Genocide and assimlation: Nichols, Bradley Jared, The Hunt for Lost Blood: Nazi Germanization Policy in Occupied Europe', PhD Dissertation, University of Tennessee, 2016
Abstract: Throughout the Second World War, the National Socialist regime enacted a wide-ranging campaign to enhance the German nation by assimilating conquered populations into its demographic structure. At the axis of this multifaceted enterprise stood the Re-Germanization Procedure, or WED – a special program designed to absorb "racially valuable" foreigners into the German body politic by sending them to live with host families in the very heart of the Third Reich. The following dissertation provides the first ever study of the Re-Germanization Procedure and examines the momentous influence this initiative exerted over Nazi policy-making in occupied Europe. It is a story of the nexus between popular opinion on the home front and imperialism abroad, a fresh inquiry into the dynamics of German rule and their basis in the experiences of ordinary human beings, a kaleidoscopic portrait detailing a signature aspect of the National Socialist era that has largely eluded the scrutiny of historical analysis. The WED created a space where German and non-German civilians could articulate their understandings of race, community, and national belonging from within the settings of everyday life. Drawing on methodological tools from the fields of critical race studies and postcolonial theory, my research probes the extraordinary degree to which their interactions with state actors, and with each other, helped shape the classification of indigenous peoples across the length and breadth of Hitler's empire – a place where identity politics often meant the difference between life and death. By situating this process within a global context of nation-building and colonialism, my project reveals an unfamiliar side of an infamous epoch in order to show how, under the wartime Third Reich, discourses of race came to function not just as an impetus for genocidal violence, but as a transformative framework of inclusion.
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Racialisation is a company matter: Michael Hughes, 'Within the Grasp of Company Law: Land, Legitimacy, and the Racialization of the Métis, 1815–1821', Ethnohistory, 63, 3, 2016, pp. 519-540
Abstract: By 1815 the Red River Métis were coalescing as a social and political group, asserting their rights to land as an indigenous community. Their opponents, the Hudson's Bay Company, sought to establish a colony at Red River, while their allies, the North West Company, claimed access to these lands due to prior usage. After conflict between the parties erupted at the Battle of Seven Oaks, both companies waged propaganda campaigns to articulate their version of events. These publications sought to legitimate both companies' rule through their specific constructions of jurisdiction, land rights, Métis family structure, and race.
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Multi-disciplinary artist gwen charles creates photos & videos using handcrafted wearable props & sculptures. Performances and interventions are created for non-proscenium formats, inspired by the trivial moments of daily life &
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