Samer and ist -  See below:

On Jan 18, 2014, at 2:17 PM, Samer Abdelnour <[email protected]> wrote:

> Hi Ron,
> 
> I do appreciate where you are coming from, and your strong interest in char. 
> Again, I'm probably not the right person to continue a char-focused 
> discussion, but it is certainly an area I will look into further. That said, 
> and if a little humour is permitted on this listserv, I'm pleased to see that 
> you've explicitly stated your meme! :)
> 
> As I noted before, I've seen that charcoal is in widespread use, however I'm 
> unfamiliar with cultivation/production techniques. Certainly a collective of 
> blacksmiths I researched in Darfur were hoping to move from charcoal to 
> electricity, but this coincided with a plan for proper concrete workshop 
> space and generally better working conditions. They were also increasingly 
> concerned about the environmental and health impacts of their work, but for 
> them such considerations were a luxury of their success.
     [RWL:  I would give blacksmiths the right to as much char as they need.  
But I would strongly encourage their own production of char.  I believe they 
will find plenty of uses for the pyrolysis gases  (baking bread?  firing 
pottery, etc), and will save a lot of money.

> 
> Noted in the paper is the sheer inconsistency and difficulty of measuring 
> sexual violence in conflict zones. Few international NGOs attempt to address 
> domestic forms of sexual (and other) violence. As a result such is often 
> missing in gender violence statistics etc. Reports that do (some mentioned in 
> the paper) suggest that women are not safer from sexual violence in camps. 
> This is a fuzzy space and more research needs to be done to understand it. As 
> for the excerpt, it argues strongly *against* placing blame and 
> responsibility on women.
   [RWL:  I suggest you put this last sentence at the beginning and end of your 
papers.    Erin and I missed it.   Ron
> 
> Warmly,
> Samer
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