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By Andrew Moody ( China Daily) Ross Anthony says that China gets unfairly criticized for its role in Africa.self storage Mark Wessels / for China Daily South African academic sees China's involvement in continent as normal. Andrew Moody reports Ross Anthony believes accusations in the West that China is a new colonial power in Africa are a form of racism.The 36-year-old South African academic insists it is "hilarious" that the actions of Chinese corporations and businesses are conflated into some "grand State strategy"."If BP does something dodgy in Nigeria, nobody says that is 10 Downing Street's fault and David Cameron organized it all. But they do that with China."It is actually a form of racism. People actually want an enemy and China fits the bill. It is not rocket science to see that." Anthony was speaking in a seminar room at Stellenbosch University in South Africa's Western Cape province, where he is a research fellow at the Centre for Chinese Studies, the only such dedicated center in sub-Saharan Africa.The South African academic, who partly specializes in global security issues including threats to the environment, does not, however, regard China's economic involvement in Africa as completely benign."The reason why China is here is because they have joined the global economy. They pull stuff out of the ground, manufacture it in southern China and ship it globally, particularly to America, and then it is sold on the shelves of Wal-Marts," he says."This global consumption capitalist lifestyle is putting pressure on global resources and causing environmental problems, which are becoming a greater issue. So my take on this is that anxieties about China and Africa just obscure what the real problem is." Anthony, who was born in Durban but brought up in Johannesburg, returned to South Africa last year from Cambridge University, where he completed a doctorate in social anthropology.A China specialist with a particular focus on studying Northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region, he might have taken up a position at Oxford specializing in Islam in China instead."It was flattering. I went to some interviews and they called me back. It was a nice gig but I pulled back because I felt if I went deeper into Islam and Xinjiang, I would become stuck with that."Here there's so few people with expertise on China, there is no real space for specialization. People phone the China center and expect you to know everything from republican politics and the Ming Dynasty to Africa trade. I quite like that. It is far more exciting to be here. You have to know about everything." Anthony, whose languid manner only thinly disguises his sharp intellect, says that as an area of study the China-Africa relationship has grown almost exponentially over the last decade."In 2000, there were probably a few lone people studying the relationship but now there are institutions devoted to it, magazines and all various kinds of media set up based around it," he says.Anthony became interested in China by chance shortly after taking his first degree in art history at the University of Natal in Pietermaritzburg."I went to London and did a few arbitrary jobs in order to get enough money to go hiking in the Karakoram mountains in Pakistan. After a few months there I crossed the border and came to Xinjiang. I had no real interest in China but this just blew me away," he says.After doing a mas迷你倉er's degree in English literature at the University of Cape Town (where he admits to reading only books on China and not syllabus novels, such was his new interest) he returned to China, ending up as a lecturer in English at the National Dong Hwa University in Taiwan.He then won a Bill and Melinda Gates Scholarship, which enabled him to study social anthropology at Cambridge, both for an M Phil and a PhD.His doctorate focused on how political events since the Qing Dynasty (1644-1911) had affected the urban space of Urumqi, the capital of Xinjiang."I was looking at the interface between politics and urban development and how the various political regimes since the Qing Dynasty had affected the social organization of the city." Urbanization remains one of Anthony's strong research interests at Stellenbosch.He believes the Chinese are different from many Africans in seeing city living as some form of ideal lifestyle."If there is a vision of contemporary China, what you might call a collective fantasy, it is urban."It is unlike Africa. We are constantly moving from the countryside to the city and back. The exception in China might be Uygurs. When they retire, they too want to move back to a nice house in the countryside." Anthony says the Chinese are beginning to export some of their urban planning ideas to Africa, particularly in such areas as the Chinese Eastern Industrial Zone near Addis Ababa, where a number of Chinese companies are based."As soon as you enter these zones it is like entering a slice of modern China from the way the flower beds are organized and all these slogans put up on the walls." Anthony does not think these Chinese zones will prove successful in the long run."When I first visited one, I thought they might be a possible future model for African development but they are no longer flourishing. There are a lot of issues and they are not taking off. There are five or six across Africa now and by the time I die I doubt whether there will be 50 or 100." Anthony believes that generally China gets unfairly criticized for its role in Africa."I think China has got a ridiculously bad rap in terms of its presence in Africa. It is shameful the way the West covers this, especially the left-leaning newspapers." He believes the Africa market might be more open to China because it doesn't have the colonial baggage some Western countries have."They came in the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644) and they didn't do anything. They left and took just a few giraffes. They didn't colonize, although they did take African slaves to Guangzhou." He insists China is not neo-colonialist in Africa but says there is an inevitable imbalance in the relationship."You almost have to take more than give, otherwise it is not a sustainable relationship," he says."The Chinese, have done some brilliant things here, however. You have only got to go to Angola to see the transformation that has taken place by the construction of infrastructure." Anthony says there is very little difference between China's involvement in Africa and that of the West and it is in large part just about the spread of global capitalism."I think anxieties about this are misguided," he says."China is sometimes presented as some enemy but actually it is a country very much integrated into the global economic system. Any differentiation between China's engagement in Africa and that of the West is a false one."文件倉

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　　本報記者 錢永安 攝影報道　　有群�向記者舉報，迷你倉海寧市鹽倉沿江一帶，有一些企業每天將汙水排入錢塘江。　　8月13日上午，記者來到緊挨杭州下沙的海寧鹽倉江邊，聞到異味直撲鼻孔。在距離下沙大橋不遠處，記者看到一個排汙口正向錢塘江排汙水；300米之外，更有兩支大的排汙管露出江面，直插錢塘江中心。當地漁民老曹說：這管子要伸到江中兩百米外、水面近十米，向外排汙時那裡的江浪比其他江面要高出許多，江水時黑、時紅，氣味十分難聞。　　8月17日下午，記者再次來到這裡，想求證老曹所說的情況。記者租來一條漁船，要接近江中那個排汙口，船老大在開到一半時，說那邊浪太大了，船不能靠近。返回時，我們發現一個緊靠岸邊的排汙口，汙新蒲崗迷你倉正源源不斷地從江底湧起，冒著泡沫，散發出難聞的氣味。　　在臨江的星星港灣小區，有居民向記者反映：即使白天，小區內也有難聞氣味，到了晚上，空氣就更刺鼻了。記者沿著小區往南走，尋找汙染源，這裡有10多家化工企業，究竟是哪幾家企業向錢塘江排放汙水，記者一時無法找到答案。　　為此，記者打開省環境保護廳官網，發現早在2010年當地居民就多次舉報寶圓化工、鼎龍化工、錦宏化工、勝暉化工等10多家企業排放汙水等問題。省環保廳為此也明確表示：“舉報已受理，案件正在處理中。”但令記者迷惑不解的是，為何3年後，仍有企業在向錢塘江排放汙水？有關職能部門應採取有力措施，堅決遏制向錢塘江排汙的違法行為，讓我們的母親河不再受到毒害。mini storage

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印逮捕兩名輪姦案嫌犯印度警方24日逮捕女記者孟買遭輪姦案第二名嫌疑人。媒體披露，迷你倉之前被捕的一名嫌疑人為一名19歲無業青年。孟買警察總長薩蒂亞帕爾·辛格24日說：“我們逮捕了輪姦案第二名被告，他已供認參與此案。”一名警方消息人士告訴印度報業托拉斯記者，這名嫌疑人名為維賈伊·賈達夫。“這名男子向警方提供了其他在逃人員的信息，我們不久將逮捕他們，”這名警官說。印度報業托拉斯報道，第一名被捕嫌疑人名為穆罕默德·阿卜杜勒。他24日出庭時非但沒有悔意，而且在庭審時打呵欠。根據檢察官的請求，他將被羈押至本月30日。據當地媒體報道，阿卜杜勒現年19歲。印度國會今年3月通過一項嚴懲性侵犯女性罪犯的新法案。由於遭到幾個政黨反對，新法維持臨時法律關於自願發生性行為法定最低年齡為18歲的條款。印度報業托拉斯說，其他3名在逃人員是卡西姆·本賈利、薩利姆和阿什法克。警方已向3人發出逮捕令。多家印度媒體24日以受害女記者為消息源，報道部分案件細節。《正午報》說，犯罪嫌疑人曾威脅用文件倉隻破啤酒瓶敲打受害女記者，並恐嚇說如果此事曝光將公開女記者的身份。《印度時報》援引女記者的一份聲明說：“我希望這個城市和這個國家的其他婦女不再經受類似殘暴的身體折磨。罪犯應該受到嚴厲懲罰，因為他們毀了我的生活。”這名23歲的女攝影記者和一名男同事領受任務，23日傍晚在孟買南部一家廢棄紡織廠拍攝時遭到5名男子襲擊，男記者雙手被縛，女記者遭到輪姦，身體多處受傷。案發地孟買是印度金融中心，被視為女性在印度旅行最安全的城市。案件引發媒體對這座女性最安全城市治安惡化和道德敗壞的擔憂。《正午報》以“需要真正的改變”為標題，說印度社會面臨的挑戰是“建設一個視婦女為平等公民的社會”。《孟買鏡報》在頭版發表社論說：“盡管我們可能仍然認為孟買對女性來說是一座安全的城市，今天這一看法被駁斥得遍體鱗傷。”社論指出：“最近這起襲擊只能再次證明孟買急劇下降的安全記錄和敗壞的道德信仰。”輪姦案發生的那家廢棄紡織廠鄰近一個街區，坐落著公寓、寫字樓、商店和餐館。史先振（新華社供本報專稿）存倉

（檳城24日訊）位於峇都茅的檳城戰爭博物館被國家地理頻道《亞洲猛鬼實錄》節目評選為亞洲排名第七“最猛鬼”熱點，新蒲崗迷你倉馬來西亞旅遊局趁勝追擊，配合農曆7月推出“詭異之旅”（Spooky Tour），讓愛好刺激者在博物館裡的鬼屋留宿過夜，挑戰膽量極限。入選亞洲第七“最猛鬼”熱點大馬旅遊局副總監拿督阿茲占諾丁於週五晚為檳城戰爭博物館“詭異之旅”主持推展禮時說，這種另類旅遊配套在我國還在起步階段，但在歐美國家並非新鮮事。他說，旅遊局於去年才開始配合檳城流行的鬼節慶會，與理科大學合作辦詭異之旅，首年於農曆七月鬼節賣出490個配套，總值14萬5千500令吉。“我們今年與獲得馬來西亞最猛鬼地位的檳城戰爭博物館合作，希望借助博物館的火紅人氣，使之成為檳城夜晚旅遊產品。”戰爭博物館館主佐哈里則說，該座博物館前身mini storage英軍軍營，建於1930年。在日軍於第二次世界大戰壓境時，英軍潰退，這座碉堡被日軍改為牢房和刑場，山上有殉職英軍墳墓見證日軍當年的惡行，碉堡所在地的小山丘遂被檳城人稱為鬼山。佐哈里指出，日軍於1945年投降並撤離檳城之後，這營地就一直被廢置近60年。直到2002年10月才被開發為戰爭博物館。他說，博物館內的所有建築都是二戰時期留下來的遺產，館方並未刻意做任何修復或改造，目的在於讓訪客可以捨身處境地感受最原汁原味的二戰氛圍。數十名國內外媒體及旅行社代表於週五深夜在佐哈里的導覽下參觀了戰爭博物館各角落，包括斷頭台、地下室、防空洞、扣留室、折磨室、砲台等等。參與者也可選者是否待在博物館內過夜，率先體驗博物館午夜時分的詭異氛圍。有興趣參與“詭異之旅”的朋友可聯絡檳州旅遊局（04-2610058）。;self storage

Source: Mail Tribune, Medford, Ore.mini storageAug. 23--Insect researchers are finding alarmingly high numbers of non-native stink bugs in Ashland and elsewhere in the Bear Creek Valley, and warn of a potential infestation that could foul homes and damage orchards and vineyards.After a handful of brown marmorated stink bugs surfaced last year, they're popping up regularly this summer in Phoenix, Talent and Ashland. In Medford, the first of these bugs, commonly called Asian stink bugs, was discovered last week under a tree along East Jackson Street.Research crews walking the streets of downtown Ashland on Thursday shook stink bug after stink bug from maple and catalpa trees, where they found freshly laid eggs, and juvenile and adult bugs."I was blown away by this," said Nik Wiman, an Oregon State University researcher working on stink bugs to find a way to control them. "I walked all of these neighborhoods and didn't find anything last year. Then all of a sudden this year, they're everywhere. It's pretty impressive."The population is increasing fast," he said. "I'd say we're at the early states (of infestation), but it's certainly coming."Unlike native stink bugs, these insects can be considered household pests because they winter over in dwellings and release pungent odors that earn them their names.But olfactory offenses aside, they are voracious fruit eaters and they can cling to grapes at harvest time, with their odors altering wines if crushed along with grapes."Oh my goodness, another pest we'll have to deal with," said Ron Meyer of Meyer Orchards near Talent.Meyer said there are herbicides available to commercial growers to deal with these non-native bugs, but the insects also will cause problems for gardeners and organic farmers."We'll control them," Meyer said. "We'll do what it takes to protect our crops, but it means it will probably be more expensive."Some Willamette Valley vineyards already have been battling these stink bugs by employing machines that shake them off the vines before the grapes are processed, Wiman said.Pesticides also can help.self storageOr crop owners can hope that wasps lay their eggs inside the non-native sting bugs' eggs like they do Oregon stink-bug eggs, Wiman said."It's just a matter of them switching over," Wiman said. "They have to adapt over time."Wiman and his assistant, Shannon Davis, set up traps in Ashland as the team continues to work on improving trap baits to give orchardists and vintners tools to combat the bugs.The first of these bugs in Oregon was discovered in Portland in 2004, said Rick Hilton, an OSU Research and Extension Service biologist who joined Wiman on Thursday's collections.The stink bugs spread around the Willamette Valley, first invading homes, then backyard gardens. Last year, they began cropping up in farms, Wiman said.Earlier infestations in Eastern states such as Pennsylvania have caused millions of dollars in agricultural damage there.That has state agriculturists worried, particularly after Thursday's discovery."If it follows the pattern from back East, it's very much a matter of when, not if, it gets into agriculture," Oregon Department of Agriculture spokesman Bruce Pokarney said Thursday.The roundish bugs are similar to the native stink bugs, which don't winter in houses and their numbers are kept in check by predators such as wasps.The easiest way to tell the difference between the native and non-native species is that the non-native stink bugs have distinctly coal-colored antennas with a white band on them. Natives have more brownish antennae and any bands look more yellowish.Anyone who believes they have found a brown marmorated stink bug should compare it to photographs on OSU researchers' website by visiting .mailtribune.com/stink-bug. If they match, Wiman wants the findings reported to him at bmsb@oregonstate.edu."We want to hear from people in Southern Oregon," Wiman said. "They're definitely established and there's no reason to believe they're not going to increase."Copyright: ___ (c)2013 the Mail Tribune (Medford, Ore.) Visit the Mail Tribune (Medford, Ore.) at .mailtribune.com Distributed by MCT Information Services迷你倉

Source: Messenger-Inquirer, Owensboro, Ky.迷你倉出租Aug. 23--Powered by a lot of juice, Hancock County High School enjoyed an outstanding 2012 football season -- finishing 9-3 overall and reaching the second round of the Class 2-A KHSAA playoffs.Now, the Hornets will attempt to remain a viable 2-A contender without their primariy power source, Justin "Juice" Hamilton, a multifaceted dynamo who closed out his illustrious career with bang last fall -- rushing for 1,771 yards and 30 touchdowns, catching 19 passes for 268 yards and four touchdowns and scoring five more times on kick and interception returns."Obviously, Hamilton is our biggest loss," Hancock County head coach Chris Morris said. "He was our leading rusher, leading tackler, and he scored 39 touchdowns last year -- we're going to have to pick it up in a lot of areas without him."Morris isn't sure what to expect."It is a weird year to predict for us," he said. "We only have three seniors on the roster, so this is a concern for sure, but we have 19 juniors and several of those juniors have played a lot in the past for us -- three of them have started since they were freshmen."We're looking for leadership. We need some of these juniors to learn to lead and take some of the burden away from a small senior class."OFFENSEThe loss of Hamilton's staggering production is bound to sting, but the cupboard is far from bear for the Hornets.Explosive Beau Case, a 5-foot-9, 160-pound junior, returns for his third season as a starter. Last year, Case rushed 687 yards and 11 touchdowns, averaging 11 yards per carry. He also caught 10 passes for 285 yards and five TDs."Beau is a great all-around player," Morris said. "He's very productive any time he gets his hands on the football."The Hornets also welcome back junior quarterback Koert Morris (6-3, 190), who threw for 959 yards and 10 touchdowns in nine games laat fall."Koert's role will be expanded this year on offense," Morris said. "He has the speed to be a dual-threat quarterback and will be asked to do that this year."Also back is two-year starting fullback Trevor Garrison (5-11, 190, Jr.), who rushed for 335 yards and scored five touchdowns.Graduation hit the Hornets hard on the line."Offensive keys will be how quickly the line gels with three new starters," Morris said, "and how well we catch the football to help protect the run game better."Hancock County's attack will be tweaked somewhat in 2013."We'll still run some of the Wing-T stuff we've run in the past," Morris said, "but we've cut down the amount of stuff we are doing out of it, and we've added more spread shotgun stuff this year. We want to be better throwing the ball th儲存倉s year and be more balanced."We still want to run the ball because we've been very good at that lately, but we have to be better at protecting the run game by making teams respect the pass."DEFENSEThe quick-to-the-ball Hornets will run out of their customary 3-4 set, and Morris expects it to be a productive unit."We are an aggressive, attacking defense," he said, "and we should be strong in the secondary again this season."Case will play a huge role from his strong safety position, where last season he made 46 tackles and made three interceptions -- returning each of them for touchdowns.Garrison will be one of the key linebackers, having accounted for 109 tackles last fall; included in that total were 10 tackles for loss and two quarterback sacks.Koert Morris will play free safety after registering 20 tackles and two interceptions a year ago."The key for us defensively will be getting three new starters at linebacker playing well," Chris Morris said.Last year's defense was stout, for the most part -- limiting four foes to less than 10 points and giving up an average of only 16.7 points in 10 regular-season games.The dam finally burst in the second round of the playoffs, when eventual Class 2-A state runner-up Caldwell County eliminated the Hornets 52-25 in Princeton.SPECIAL TEAMSMichael Vaeth and Justin Rogers are both competing to be place-kicker and punter for the Hornets."They're both juniors, and they will be first-time starters at these positions," Morris said. "Getting them ready will be the key for our special teams."Case, meanwhile, will be lurking as a breakaway-threat return man."Beau will be our primary guy for punts, and he's dangerous with the ball in return situations," Morris said. "Newcomers Austin Haaff, Justin Johnson, and Case, will handle kickoff return duties."OUTLOOKDespite a bevy of key losses, including Hamilton, tight end-linebacker Troy Lasley, tight end-defensive end Ben Basham, wide-receiver-cornerback Desmond Clarkson, along with two-way linemen Logan Howard and Dalton Whitaker, Morris expects Hancock County to remain a competitive force in 2-A."We expect to be good again and to compete for the district (championship)," he said. "How good we will be will depend on how how quickly some of the new guys come along and if this year's team will play as hard as last year's team."Owensboro Catholic will be very good again, and you'll have to beat them to win the district. Union County also returns a lot of talent."Copyright: ___ (c)2013 the Messenger-Inquirer (Owensboro, Ky.) Visit the Messenger-Inquirer (Owensboro, Ky.) at .messenger-inquirer.com Distributed by MCT Information Services迷你倉沙田