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This species is thought to have a moderately small population which is suspected to be declining in some areas owing primarily to habitat loss. However, it seems to cope relatively well with the alteration of its habitat. It is consequently classified as Near Threatened.
Taxonomic source(s)
SACC. 2006. A classification of the bird species of South America. Available at: http://www.museum.lsu.edu/~Remsen/SACCBaseline.html.
Sibley, C. G.; Monroe, B. L. 1990. Distribution and taxonomy of birds of the world. Yale University Press, New Haven, USA.
Stotz, D. F.; Fitzpatrick, J. W.; Parker, T. A.; Moskovits, D. K. 1996. Neotropical birds: ecology and conservation. University of Chicago Press, Chicago.
Taxonomic note
Gender agreement of species name follows David and Gosselin (2002a).
Aratinga auricapilla Sibley and Monroe (1990, 1993), Aratinga auricapilla Stotz et al. (1996), Aratinga auricapilla Collar and Andrew (1988), Aratinga auricapilla Collar et al. (1994), Aratinga auricapilla BirdLife International (2000), Aratinga auricapilla auricapilla BirdLife International (2000), Aratinga auricapilla auricapilla Collar and Andrew (1988), Aratinga auricapilla auricapilla Collar et al. (1994), Aratinga auricapilla auricapilla Sibley and Monroe (1990, 1993), Aratinga auricapilla auricapilla Stotz et al. (1996)
30 cm. Green parakeet with orange-red belly and facial markings. Red frontlet, lores and area around eyes grading to bright orange in forecrown and bright yellow in mid-crown. Large, dull orange-red belly patch, mottled yellow. Reddish underwing-coverts. Bluish primaries with green patch. Dull bluish tail with green in base and red on central rectrices. Feathers of lower back and rump edged reddish. Blackish bill. Race aurifrons is deeper green with more extensive red on head, reduced patch on belly and no red on mantle. Voice Very strong kee-keet.
Collar, N. J.; Gonzaga, L. P.; Krabbe, N.; Madroño Nieto, A.; Naranjo, L. G.; Parker, T. A.; Wege, D. C. 1992. Threatened birds of the Americas: the ICBP/IUCN Red Data Book. International Council for Bird Preservation, Cambridge, U.K.
Cordeiro, P. H. C. 2002. A fragmentaçao da Mata Atlôntica no sul da Bahia e suas implicaçoes na conservaçao dos psitacídeos. In: Galetti, M.; Pizo, M.A. (ed.), Ecologia e conservaçao de psitacídeos no Brasil, pp. 215-227. Belo Horizonte, Melopsittacus Publicaçoes Científicas.
Hayes, F. E. 1995. Status, distribution and biogeography of the birds of Paraguay. American Birding Association, Colorado Springs.
Silveira, L. F. 1998. The birds of Serra da Canastra National Park and adjacent areas, Minas Gerais, Brazil. Cotinga 10: 55-65.
Snyder, N.; McGowan, P.; Gilardi, J.; Grajal, A. 2000. Parrots: status survey and conservation action plan 2000-2004. International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources, Gland, Switzerland and Cambridge, UK.
Willis, E. O.; Oniki, Y. 1993. New and reconfirmed birds from the state of São Paulo, Brazil, with notes on disappearing species. Bulletin of the British Ornithologists' Club 113: 23-34.
Further web sources of information
Detailed species account from the Threatened birds of the Americas: the BirdLife International Red Data Book (BirdLife International 1992). Please note, taxonomic treatment and IUCN Red List category may have changed since publication.
Text account compilers
Benstead, P., Capper, D., Sharpe, C J, Symes, A., Taylor, J.
Lombardi, V., Olmos, F., Silveira, L., Yamashita, C.
IUCN Red List evaluators
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Recommended citation
BirdLife International (2014) Species factsheet: Aratinga auricapillus. Downloaded from
http://www.birdlife.org on 15/03/2014.
Recommended citation for factsheets for more than one species: BirdLife International (2014) IUCN Red List for birds. Downloaded from
http://www.birdlife.org on 15/03/2014.
This information is based upon, and updates, the information published in BirdLife International (2000) Threatened birds of the world. Barcelona and Cambridge, UK: Lynx Edicions and BirdLife International, BirdLife International (2004) Threatened birds of the world 2004 CD-ROM and BirdLife International (2008) Threatened birds of the world 2008 CD-ROM. These sources provide the information for species accounts for the birds on the IUCN Red List.
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To contribute to discussions on the evaluation of the IUCN Red List status of Globally Threatened Birds, please visit BirdLife's Globally Threatened Bird Forums.
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Key facts | |
Current IUCN Red List category | Near Threatened |
Family | Psittacidae (Parrots) |
Species name author | (Kuhl, 1820) |
Population size | 6700 mature individuals |
Population trend | Decreasing |
Distribution size (breeding/resident) | 67,100 km2 |
Country endemic? | Yes |
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This article explores how the design, layout and attributes of the outdoor environment at childcare centers affect children's behavior and physical activity levels. It stresses that the layout must be diverse in the number of natural or manufactured elements and designed to promote healthy growth and learning through such activities as running, climbing, balancing, jumping and etc.
Click here to read the article by Nilda G. Cosco as published in Open Space People Space.
If you like this article, check out their newest article, "Behavior Mapping: A Method for Linking Preschool Physical Activity and Outdoor Design" by Nilda G. Cosco. Robin C. Moore and Mohammed Z. Islam. Click here.
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Theresa Jordan represented the Fund at the World Forum On Design conference in June 2012. This imaginative approach to outdoor play comes from Scrapstore PlayPods of the United Kingdom.
PlayPods are the result of a collaboration between two UK organizations, Children's Scrapstore and Michael Follett from OPAL and examines both the human and physical components of outdoor child care environments.
Their work found that the physical environment must contain a variety of landscapes, equipment and resources to encourage creativity, interaction, physical activity and communication, and that a key factor in supporting improvement was staff's ability to promote, support and value outdoor free play activity.
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1/2 pound seedless green grapes, halved
1/2 pound plums, pitted and chopped into small bite-size pieces
1 fresh pineapple - peeled, cored and chopped into small bite-size pieces
1 cup white sugar
4 cups strong brewed black tea, chilled
4 cups crushed ice
This recipe makes a wonderful, tasty, satisfying drink. My wife and I made it for our first baby shower and all those we tried it enjoyed it immensely. The subtle blending of the multiple flavours work wonderfully together. I was skeptical about adding the tea, but was pleasently surprised at it's non overpowering presense, instead it brought the taste of the fruit even more to the forefront. I would reccomend this recipe to anyone looking for a drink to satisfy all. Plus with it's added attraction of the fresh fruit floating on top, it makes an eye pleasing addition to any table. It's a fruit salad in your glass!
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The Gardens of English HeritageThe magnificent parks and gardens owned by English Heritage are far less well known than its evocative medieval abbeys or Victorian mansions. Yet these remarkable places offer a fantastic variety of outdoor pleasures. Some have stunning designs, while others are important for their history or their plants. A surprising number are brand new, and a few of the best are tiny. All are marvelously atmospheric testaments to the art of horticulture. English Arcadia reveals 25 of the best. Readers delight at homey Osborne, complete with charming vegetable plots for the royal children, then they marvel at the exotic Quarry Garden at Belsay Hall and appreciate the modern restraint of the Contemporary Heritage Scheme. These gardens from every corner of England and almost every century of the nation's history are joined by essays that tell the story of how each was created and the sometimes eccentric families that owned them. Rounding out this marvelous resource is a look at the decay that the trees, fountains, and statues often fall prey to — and the way they've been restored to delight viewers today. |
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on Oct 23, 2012 at 11:24 am
It is not the job of Supervisor to create jobs. It is the job to Supervise.
Of the two very well qualified candidates I recommend you VOTE SLOCUM.
I think he represents the average citizen the best.
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Published 9:41pm Friday, December 21, 2012After a murder in Minter late Sunday night, the person of interest in the case is now booked in the Dallas County Jail. Rockel Hardy, 35, was arrested from a Montgomery hospital at 11 a.m. on Wednesday as he was being treated for a gunshot wound to the buttocks.
As Hardy opened fire on 47-year-old J.C. Gaines of Minter at Benny's Place on Sunday, witnesses say Hardy shot at Gaines three times, hitting him twice and making him fall to the ground. Once on the ground Hardy reportedly stood over Gaines and shot him again in the chest.
"During this time the suspect then received a gunshot wound to the buttocks," Dallas County Sheriff Harris Huffman said. "But nobody seems to know where that shot came from, we are still investigating."
Huffman described the wound to Hardy's buttocks as, "the size of a softball."
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Benny's Place, where the incident occurred, is located at 216 Dallas County Road 4 in Minter.
"It seems two individuals were inside a bar — or shotgun house — they call it Benny's place and there was a verbal altercation on the inside that resulted in a physical altercation on the outside," Huffman said. "There were some punches from the victim and a suspect then the suspect went to a vehicle and retrieved a .22 caliber assault rifle."
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The price is excelent for the services provided. The room is huge - we had a terrace with chairs and table. It is very clean, they changed the towels daily.
Excellent location, a short walk to the Leaning Tower, 10 minutes to the train station. Late night check in. Cheap. We arrived late and only stayed a night - to be honest if I was staying longer, I would have wanted to stay elsewhere.
It was spotlessly clean and only a couple of minutes walk away from the leaning tower, restaurants and bars.
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Hotel Cecile is located in a quiet area, 200 metres from the Leaning Tower of Pisa. This family-run property offers free Wi-Fi in public areas. The rooms are spacious and come with a cooling fan and heating. Bathrooms are private or shared, and hairdryers are available on request. You will have easy access to all of Pisa's shops, restaurants and cafés at the Cecile. Excellent bus links are available from the hotel. Hotel Rooms: 19 Why use Booking.com?Why use Booking.com?Low ratesNo booking fees • Save money! • Best Price Guaranteed 434,134 properties worldwide
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Did you ever get the feeling you've NEVER been here before? Once upon a time in Los Angeles, an addled psychiatrist named Hector Glasco was vainly trying to treat a jaded celebrity named Hilary, who suffered from a chronic and perhaps potentially fatal case of déjà vu-that condition, of course, in which one has the weirdest feeling that one has been here before. The cure, it seemed, was to instill a sense of jamais vu, a mysterious feeling that one has never been here before-not in this world, this life, or the most familiar circumstances. This tale of Hector's quest includes a bizarre secret society, a cut-rate Venice Beach shaman, a demented deconstructionist scholar, and the elderly ladies of The Elmblight, Ohio, Book Club and Sewing Circle, who in the course of reading The Jamais Vu Papers manage to become a part of the story, threatening to disrupt the fabric of reality. Real-life people who agreed to take part in the story include Daniel C. Dennett, Tom Robbins, Fred Alan Wolf, Paul Krassner, Fred Chappell, John Brockman, María De Céspedes, Timothy Leary, and Jamake Highwater. The storytelling style has been described as "metafiction," and (by Publishers Weekly) as "Seminally integrating illustrations and text."
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Typhoon Haiyan tore through the Philippines, killing more than 6,000 people, displacing millions, and flattening entire cities and towns. the Southeast Asian island nation is rebuilding. We checked in to see how the country's meetings infrastructure came through.
In its 32nd year, Florida Encounter is still a sell-out event — a testament to its tried-and-true formula. This past December, more than 200 meeting planners and suppliers gathered to learn what' s new and noteworthy in the world of Florida meetings.
"A place that has a healthy and respected reputation makes it easier to be selected in any competitive setting, because the city is seen in a positive light and having qualities and benefits that are good to be associated with," Bill Baker writes in his book, Destination Branding for Small Cities: The Essentials for Successful Place Branding.
As we were going to press on this issue, PCMA had just gotten confirmation that Salman Khan agreed to be a General Session speaker at Convening Leaders 2014 in Boston next month. Khan founded the nonprofit educational website Khan Academy in 2008, with the mission of providing "a free, world-class education for anyone, anywhere." All that anyone needs to access Khan's nearly 5,000 free video lessons — on subjects including math, physics, finance, and economics — is a computer screen and an Internet connection.
The site is wildly popular — 8 million users around the world log in each month. And while the timing didn't work out for us to interview Khan for this issue, the fact that the online-education pioneer will be a Convening Leaders speaker is in sync with Senior Editor Barbara Palmer's cover and CMP Series story on online learning.
If you've never heard of the Khan Academy, then you haven't been following the exploding world of online education. And that's a problem. Google Executive Chairman Eric Schmidt said in a "60 Minutes" segment on the Khan Academy that the platform could "completely change education in America."
The same could be said about the effect of online education's growth on the meetings industry — and not because virtual will replace face-to-face. In the "60 Minutes" broadcast, Khan said that he's run up against that line of thinking among some teachers, who argue that videos can't replace "live human interaction." Exactly right, he says. His approach is to "take passivity out of the classroom," so that the teacher is now a coach or mentor, which has a "higher value" than lecturer.
If meetings and conferences are indeed the single-largest source of adult education, then front-loading them with online content that attendees can access before they meet means they can come better prepared to engage in meaningful discussions on site. As creativity expert Bruce Nussbaum told me (see Bookings, p. 101), "We've really gone beyond the point of having meetings where people come and sit still for a day or two while experts yak at them."
Other attempts to integrate technology into education, Schmidt told "60 Minutes," have missed the mark, but Khan seems to have gotten it right. What the meetings industry has to figure out, NYU professor Clay Shirky says in our cover story, is "how face-to-face overlaps with information delivery."
When asked why the video-tutorial platform wasn't invented by a great educator instead of Khan, Schmidt had this to say: "Innovation never comes from the established institutions. It's the grad student or someone with a great vision." Nussbaum would likely take exception to that. Creativity, he believes, is a set of business skills that can be cultivated in any organization.
As technology continues to topple conventional approaches, we need plenty of creativity. With uncertainty, Nussbaum says, come opportunities.
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Curt's right on. The Photoshop CS4 uninstaller can break associations (like double-clicking a .psd file and having it open in Photoshop).
You might be able to correct the problems in Bridge CS6, by using the [Reset to default associations] button in the File Type Associations preference panel.
But if that doesn't work the worst thing you'll have to do is uninstall all versions of Photoshop, then install the latest only. More time consuming, but not a "can't get there from here" level problem.
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I,m under the impression that CS4 must be installed on the machine for a 'upgrade to' version of CS6 to be successfully installed.
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senore said...
I'm ready to move on. The sickening spectacle of America murdering it's youth evidently sits in second place to gun ownership priorities. If this needs to be the case, the best result is to thin the herd with people whose ego's are tiny enough to feel changed and more secure by owning a gun.
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CardinalJunky said...
Hey, regardless of anything being argued about, it would be a good idea to start getting people to lock up their firearms.
Training and education classes could be very beneficial, couldn't they? Reiterate responsibility to gun purchasers. The responsibility for the firearm doesn't stop when it's not in your hands. Having a gun safe would help keep kids from getting a hold them so easily, and it would keep people who didn't have any business with them from taking them. If Lanza's mom had locked up her guns, maybe we would have had a different situation in Connecticut. Maybe not. But he wouldn't have been able to get THOSE guns.
It's one thing to know how to handle a gun, but I'm guessing some people may not think about what can happen with those guns if someone else gets them. Having a person who is diagnosed with a mental disorder in your home would make it imperative that your guns be locked up.
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This is why I put most, if not all, of the burden on the mom. She KNEW he was unstable, yet not only did she have them unlocked, she TRAINED him on how to use them!
Who does that?
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Your assumption here is that the lady in question was stable.
From what I can see - and particularly with regard to her lack of concern over her abundant gun supply laying out for use - her stability is as questionable as her kid's. She just had not been diagnosed with the problem. It certainly doesn't mean she wasn't batshit crazy herself - as many others are.........beyond doubt.
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This. If you choose to own guns, it's your responsibility to make sure they're secure. From what I read, she was openly trying to have the state hospitalize him for his mental issues, yet she still kept those weapons unlocked and within arms reach of him. She's every bit as responsible for this tragedy.
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we all read lots of things. For all I know, the young man knew the combination to the gun safe or lockbox. If the mother was as concerned as we like to think now, and had said things such as 'don't turn your back on him for a moment' to care givers, I have doubts whether she left clear access to weapons. But I wasn't there.
The responsibility lies with Adam Lanza. Mental competency often is contingent on knowing right from wrong. If Adam didn't know that, he wouldn't have hidden some guns in the trunk of the car. He would have walked in boldly, not broken in as has been said. He would not have pulled the trigger on himself.
Either that or this person was playing a first person shooter in his mind and it became reality. He killed all the enemies he could find, stormed a stronghold and killed all the enemies he could find, and when too many enemies came at him, he killed the player to reset.
It's easy to look back and lay fault....especially with mental disorder. Insidious stuff. Much easier to lay blame on ..... anyone. Adam Lanza was the one solely responsible.
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I can't agree with some of this. You are making as many assumptions as anyone else Bill. Maybe he did know the combo to the gun safe. Should he have? If he is mentally unstable and the guns were his mother's was it HIS responsibility to NOT know the combination? All of us spend time projecting our sane and rational minds on to the situation, but we don't take into account that we are not really going to be able to understand it, because we have not been in that state of mind. But if you know someone who has lost it at some point, then you should realize full well that anything is possible. That person no longer has a grasp on reality as you and I know it. And let's be clear.....it is their reality (just as you alluded to in the "gamer" example).
You also are making assumptions on what he WOULD have done if he were mentally ill in saying he WOULD have walked in boldly. There is no set actions to be taken that would say one way or another what his mental state is/was, other than mentally stable people do not shoot up school rooms. What he did or didn't do with the guns or how he entered the building really doesn't come into play does it? How can we judge sanity or insanity based on that? You rebounded nicely with the "game" aspect, but it doesn't cover what I believe is a mistake in assuming we know what a normal person WOULD or SHOULD do when going to shoot up a school.
And if Lanza was insane (which by most accounts, he was), is he responsible mentally? Physically....yes, that person did that. If a person has a brain tumor or injury that impairs their mental ability and they kill someone (it has happened), are they responsible?
40bill said...
true enough...I went way too far in giving rational reasons for irrational action. Not a good mix.
From what I have read and been told, true defense by mental disorder is based on the subject NOT being able to distinguish between right and wrong, as judged by average society.
Attempting to read another person's mind or rationalize irrational act is useless. Everyone that knew the family...including the brother, the father, and the neighbors....somewhere they ALL have that 'why in the hell didn't I SEE that' thought in their minds. Maybe we all do. Monsters are supposed to look like Freddy Krueger. Not the kid down the street.
At any rate..I agree I put forth theory that has swiss cheese mode in it, but I have to stand at the end of the day that Adam Lanza was the person accountable for this tragedy.
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sorry dude. The MSM has clearly pushed the anti-gun agenda from day one on this case. The media began almost non-stop reporting on efforts nationwide to curtail the rights of lawful gun owners. It's clear and obvious and you can't see it. David Gregory on "Meet the Press" with his ammunition prop for example; Piers Morgan on CNN calling the NRA staff "idiots"; the press leaking legal gun owner's names. You may have blinders on and think it's just Fox news but any rational person can see where the agenda is.
" If the ACLU were involved, they'd be backing the individuals."
I had not heard anything at all from the American Civil Liberties Union pertaining to their stance on proposed gun control legislation. Go on their website and they will defend gay rights, immigrants, racial justice, reproductive rights, and Gitmo prisoner's but nothing on rights of gun owner's. Apparently, you can trample on them all you want as far as they are concerned. the ACLU is more concerned with the rights of non-citizen potential terrorists being housed in a foreign country than they are about the Constitutional rights of law-abiding American citizens living within the borders of the United States.


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