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PALESTINE AND THE MANDATE, 8 July, #1922Live, Falkirk Herald
“..The present difficulties have arisen from different opinions as to what was meant by this project of a National Home. Many had assumed that it meant merely a settlement – a large settlement but still only a settlement – of Jews among a population predominantly Arab, and if that were the case, then under the accepted doctrine of self-determination the Arabs would have a considerable voice, if not a decisive one, in the government of the country.
“The Arabs, it was asserted in the debate in the House of Commons on Tuesday, would not have any objection to receiving Jewish settlers in the country, so to speak, as guests, and the point of the accusation against the Government’s present policy is that certain proposed arrangements for the development of Palestine go beyond this conception of Jewish settlement. It is asserted that these measures tend towards putting Palestine under the control of organisations promoted by the Zionist Movement.
In particular the concession agreed to be given to a Mr Rutenberg granting him powers for large commercial exploitation of the country, is objected to as threatening Arab interests. Looked at broadly, this controversy is one which might have been expected to arise if the Zionist ideal of a National Home was to be taken seriously. The Jews are, by the practice of centuries accustomed to handling large commercial affairs.
Almost their whole population in the scattered countries of Europe and America is a town population. It is true that in Palestine there are agricultural communities recently established by Jews to whom Zionism has been a sort of poetical inspiration, a dream of a return to the ancient pastoral life of the Jews. But the arrival of Jewish interests necessarily brought into the population an element which would tend to provide the managers of the country.
The native Arabs, as Churchill pointed out, could not compete with the Jews when it came to making arrangements for developing the country. Such a state of things was bound to produce a certain conflict before the new regime had had time to establish itself, to conciliate native interests, and show that it existed for the good of the country. Churchill did not defend the Government’s position, especially in regard to the Rutenberg concession in any detail, but he did assert that the system of irrigation and introduction of electric power which the scheme proposed would work to the advantage of the Arabs no less than the Jews, and that the Government had seen to it that the civil and religious rights of the Arabs were uninjured.
This is good as far as it goes, but it is the duty of the Government to see that the scheme of Zionists and others in Palestine are not only for the good of the country as a whole but are made acceptable to the Arab population. The best contrived plans might go wrong if the impression got abroad that they were being imposed on a reluctant population, even for their own good. The case in the House of Commons was put, on the Arab side, by those Unionist malcontents who have a special interest in attacking the Government, and that fact deprived their accusation of more than half their value.
The vote of the House showed that there is no serious apprehension in regard to the effect of Zionist measures in Palestine and with that provisional conclusion we may rest satisfied.”
View from Mt Difficulty Vineyard in Bannockburn where we are having lunch. April 27, 2016 Central Otago in the South Island of New Zealand.
The Cellar Door at Mt Difficulty Wines is known as much for its dramatic views of rugged rock and thyme landscapes as it is for its stylish wine and food.
The unique microclimate of the Bannockburn area is partially created by the presence of Mount Difficulty which overlooks the southern Cromwell basin, and is the namesake of Mt Difficulty Wines. Mount Difficulty is integral in providing low rainfall and humidity for the region. Bannockburn enjoys hot summers, a large diurnal temperature variation and long cool autumns; conditions which bring the best out of the Pinot Noir grapes. These conditions, along with soils which are ideal for viticulture, provide an excellent basis not only for Pinot Noir, but also for Pinot Gris, Riesling, and Chardonnay. The soils are a mix of clay and gravels, but all feature a high pH level; grapes produce their best wines on sweet soils.
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The last of our five national parks is Dry Tortugas.
An interesting park for it's size, and difficulty to get to. If you end up in the Florida Keys - it's about 100 miles from the eastern end at Key Largo, to the western end at Key West. But that's the drivable part. The Keys continue essentially 70 miles further west - there's just no road. The circular Marquesas Keys sit about 20 miles west of Key West - and the seven islands that make up the Dry Tortugas sit another 50 miles beyond that. The principal island in the park (and the one I'm standing on) is Garden Key - wherein sits historic and somewhat famous Fort Jefferson - the largest brick structure in the entirety of the Western Hemisphere (more on the fort later). The fort does cover 16 acres and was built with over 16 million bricks. There's a second key just to my right - Bush Key. Interestingly, if you look at Google Maps for these two keys - the non-satellite image shows two distinct islands, separated by about 500' of open sea. But when you switch to the satellite view - you see that's no longer the case - the two islands and not separate at all - and probably rise a good 8' above sea level... There's essentially a sand bar that is sometimes present and sometimes not. Fortunately for us - it was quite present and all 75 acres of the two islands were available. I think you could have walked the entire parameter in 30 minutes.
I am standing atop the eastern parapet of the fort - looking north over the moat.
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Tracking Azimuth and elevation for a metal bird in the sky making a 7-20 minute transit through the sky 600-1300 miles up, and sometimes 4500 miles down range. Quite a challenge with only 5 watts and a hand-held antenna. About 120 satellite contacts in 11 countries, 4 continents and 74 geographic grid zones on the earth. Quite an accomplishment.
Gabonese rural communities are still facing difficulties accessing electricity. On one side, the most affected are schools children who cannot study at night due to the absence of electricity. This reality has a negative impact on student school results because of their limited time to study. On the other side, women are forced to work all day because they cannot fulfill their home activities at night due to the lack of electricity. Because of this reality, E-Africa GoGreen LTD is implementing a solar lanterns and solar reading lights distribution project in NTOUM, in the province of Estuaire (Gabon), which is targeting school children and mothers.
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Many people try to run on their own strength,
Hoping that they will somehow surmount their difficulties that way.
They put the feet before the wings
Read that verse again;
The running and walking comes after the renewing
the black lips and half rats show
photos from their last show at Zoolegger's are here
Inononotus dryadeus caused some difficulty in identification - note the droplets oozing from the top. John H Pitts image
Despite the damp start for the fungi foragers of BNHS & Herts & Beds Fungi Group the morning was interesting with some good discoveries. Alan Outen and David Buckingham took us out on to acid grassland surrounded by some magnificent trees and finds came thick and fast. Thank you to all involved for a very pleasant morning in the wilds of the RSPB Sandy .
The Lodge, Sandy, Beds, 6 Nov 2022
Leaders Alan R. Outen and David Buckingham
This annual foray is always a popular event and this year was no exception. It was over-subscribed before the deadline but I did nonetheless accept all those who had booked in time. Some were still trying to book up until 15.20 the day before! In the end there were 25 present for the morning (a few had withdrawn) and with several only intending to stay for the morning a further five people were booked for the afternoon. The participants included members of the Fungi Group, Beds Natural History Society, these including a few RSPB staff. Contrary to expectations the morning remained dry. We covered a different area to usual, mostly grassland though with a few living and dead trees. Health issues meant that I had to leave at lunchtime but by then the species I had listed already totalled 68. It is a tribute to the efforts of those present in the afternoon, when there was heavy rain, and the diligence of my co-leader David Buckingham plus Steve and Margaret Kelly, Mark Ward, Stephen Plummer and Simon Horsnall who undertook microscope examinations of many of the collections (something which my health issues have frustratingly prevented me from doing for several years now). These efforts have taken the total number of recorded species up to 130. Although not exceptional by the standards of this site it is a remarkable total in the context of the season and exemplifies the quality of this site, already recognised nationally as a Site of Mycological Importance.
There were some interesting and excellent finds: Amanita gemmata, a Pine associate, is a regular here but with just three Beds sites. Clitocybe odora with its distinctive aniseed smell is always a popular species. Lactarius deliciosus and L.hepaticus, both Pine associates are two of the less frequently recorded members of this genus in the County, yet we failed to see L.tabidus, L. pubescens or L.torminosus, all Birch associates often found here. Lepiota felina and L.oreadiformis are both rarely recorded in the county whilst Leucoagaricus crystallifer has only a handful of sites nationally, though it has apparently been seen at the Lodge a few times in recent years. Sadly I missed it, as it would have been new to me. Of no fewer than fourteen Mycena species found on this foray M.polyadelpha is not often recorded in the county though probably overlooked. M.pseudocorticola was the first confirmed record of this species for the county. It has historically been regarded as a mainly western species in the UK. Mark Ward found specimens of a beautiful little Flammulaster species on small beech branches. None of the species in this genus are seen very often in Beds. On the balance of probability (including overall appearance, habitat, county and national records) I think that this is most likely F.muricatus.
Of the bracket fungi Ganoderma resinaceum, Inonotus dryadeus, Ischnoderma benzoinum, Lenzites betulina, Mycoacea fusca and Polyporus brumalis are all infrequently noted in the County, whilst Fomes fomentarius and Plicatura crispa are clearly increasing here. The Cauliflower Fungus Sparassis crispa always attracts attention. Remarkably the only puffball recorded was Handkea utriformis whilst Scleroderma verrucosum was the only earthball. I always think it appropriate that bird's-nest fungi are often found on forays to this RSPB reserve. This year three species were recorded: Cyathus olla, Crucibulum laeve and Sphaerobolus stellatus (see Reg’s excellent images of all three below).
I find it fascinating to consider the species that are not recorded on a foray. On this one there were no Tricholoma and no Inocybe species, just one inkcap, the only Cortinarius was seen by just one person and was not identifiable. The site is normally excellent for waxcaps, earth-tongues and other grassland species but this year we found just a single species of waxcap and no earth-tongues. With the weather having been exceptionally mild it is possible that that other waxcap species are yet to appear. There was also just a single Pholiota, only a single rust species and very few microfungi generally. Several regular special finds at the site were not seenon this occasion.
Finally Simon Horsnall, who is a member of both H&BFG and Beds Invertebrate Group though he lives in Derby found the spider Xysticus lanio [Thomisidae]. This was ironically the only species from the foray that I was able to photograph which was new to me.
My thanks to all attendees, photographers and especially to those who assisted with identifications.
Images follow………..
Alan R. Outen