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Harold Bilter
Harold B. "Ben" Bilter, 84, of Celina, died at 1:47 p.m. Aug. 12, 2007, at the Gardens of Celina.
He was born Aug. 22, 1922, in Celina, to Charles B. and Vesta E. Miller Bilter. On Feb. 15, 1948, he married Mary Sites, who survives in Celina.
Also surviving are a son, Charles (Kira), Panama; a daughter, Karen (Dale Gann), Mill A., Wash.; a daughter-in-law, Doris, Oswego, Ill.; and nine grandchildren.
Deceased are a son, Bruce; two brothers, Carl and Donald; and two sisters, Naomi Birt and Gladys Sibert.
He retired as a farmer and worked for Central Soya, Decatur, Ind. He was a U.S. Army veteran, serving as corporal with the 89th Infantry in Europe with Patton's 3rd Army during World War II. He was a 1940 graduate of Celina High School and a member of St. John's Lutheran Church, Hopewell Township, American Legion Post 210 and Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 5713, all of Celina. He also was a member of the 89th Infantry Division Society and the National Rifle Association.
Services are 1 p.m. Thursday at the church, the Rev. Debra Domeier officiating. Burial is at Buck Cemetery, Celina, where military rites will be conducted by the American Legion and VFW, both of Celina.
Calling is 2-4 and 6-8 p.m. Wednesday at Lehman-Hogenkamp-Dzendzel Funeral Home, Celina, and noon-1 p.m. Thursday at the church. The American Legion and VFW will be conducting services at 7 p.m. Wednesday at the funeral home.
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12:28, UK, Thursday 07 March 2013
The main runway at Dublin airport has been closed after a dramatic crash involving a small cargo plane.
The front wheel of the Bin Air aircraft buckled on landing at around 9am, causing it to tip over onto its nose.
Neither the pilot nor co-pilot - the only crew - were hurt, an airport spokeswoman said.
"It was a small aircraft, a cargo plane," she said.
"The nose wheel collapsed when the aircraft landed which meant the aircraft had disabled the main runway."
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Harris, depleted D lead Dallas past Redskins 31-16
ARLINGTON, Texas Dwayne Harris and a "no-name group" of Dallas defenders made Tony Romo's job easy.
Harris returned a punt 86 yards for a touchdown and set up another score with a 90-yard kickoff return, and a depleted defensive line forced a key fumble from Robert Griffin III, leading the Cowboys to a 31-16 victory against the Washington Redskins on Sunday night.
Kyle Wilber was the name behind the biggest defensive play for Dallas. He hit Griffin from behind on a sack and took the ball away, putting the Cowboys just 3 yards from a clinching score in the fourth quarter.
"The `no-name group.' We're talking about the defensive line," said Cowboys owner Jerry Jones, who had plenty of reasons to celebrate his 71st birthday. "They fought all the way through it. As far as I'm concerned, they need a game ball tonight."
Romo had just 170 yards passing a week after he threw a costly interception to end a 506-yard performance, setting up the winning field goal for Denver in a wild 51-48 loss to the Broncos.
The Cowboys said all week they had Romo's back as their quarterback faced another round of criticism over late-game flubs.
Harris showed it with 222 return yards, as did Wilber and the rest of a defensive line that lost DeMarcus Ware to a quad injury in the second quarter.
"Dwayne did a great job and almost allowed us to kind of just sit over there as an offensive unit and rack up all his yards as if we did it without doing much work," said Romo, who made Harris' long kickoff return pay off with his only touchdown pass of the night a week after throwing five.
Five things to know after the Cowboys handed Griffin, the 2011 Heisman Trophy winner from Baylor, his first loss in his home state:
MISSING MURRAY: The Cowboys lost their best pass rusher in Ware and their top running back in DeMarco Murray, who sprained the MCL in his left knee in the second quarter. Joseph Randle got his first career touchdown after Wilber's big play. He scored from the 1 when he stayed on his feet with a defender draped over him and was pushed into the end zone by center and fellow rookie Travis Frederick for a 31-16 lead. Randle had just 17 yards on 11 carries after Murray picked up 29 in seven tries before the injury. The first two touches of Randle's career were a pair of catches in the first half. "For all the hard work to pay off, it's a good feeling," Randle said. "The offensive line did a great job blocking - they even pushed me in the end zone."
GRIFFIN'S PROGRESS: Griffin displayed several flashes of that mobile, accurate quarterback that helped the Redskins win the NFC East title during his rookie year. Then there were the plays that showed he's still trying to return to the high standard he set last season before major knee surgery. After the fumble gave Dallas a touchdown, he had a 26-yard pass to Santana Moss and was trying to hit him again when the receiver was tripped up and fell down without a flag being thrown. Orlando Scandrick backpedaled for the interception and fell on his rear end in the back of the end zone, barely in bounds. "You aren't going to get any excuses from this guy," said Griffin, who had 246 yards passing and 77 rushing after getting just 72 yards on the ground the first four games.
THE HARRIS SHOW: Harris' punt return gave Dallas a 14-3 lead in the second quarter, when he got outside quickly and cut behind a block from Orlando Scandrick before running free from the 50 on the fifth-longest punt return in Dallas history. The kickoff return came after Kai Forbath's third field goal pulled Washington to 14-9 in the third. He found a huge seam on the left side and easily faked out Forbath before E.J. Biggers ran him down. "They opened up a hole that anyone could have run through," Harris said. "Kyle Orton (backup quarterback) came up to me and said he could have run through it."


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BATON ROUGE, LA. | Senior Lori Beth Adams carded a two-over-par 74 to lead the UNCW women's golf team in the first round of the LSU Tiger Golf Classic on Friday at The University Club.
Adams is part of a six-way tie for ninth as UNCW finds itself in 10th place after the opening round with a 315 team scorecard, one stroke ahead of Texas-San Antonio (316).
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I'm having a problem with my left twist shifter, model Shimano Revo SL-RS45, indexed for 3 chainrings. It was working perfectly yesterday, but today I noticed it seemed badly out of adjustment - chain rubbing the front derailer in most combinations, not shifting smoothly between chainrings, etc. Nobody touched the bike, the front derailer clamp screw remained tight, and the front derailer cable pinch bolt was still tight.
At the time when I started experiencing problems... There's a little plastic window-cover where it shows a number of which gear you're in, and I noticed that I can't get it to show the number 1 anymore. Gears 3 and 2 show in the window properly, but 1 does not - the number wheel does not shift rotate far enough.
(I have the window cover off in the following photos, so the numbers may not be perfectly centered, but it's close.)
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When the shifter is in that 1st gear (relaxed wire) position, and at rest, I can force the twist shifter another 1/16th of a rotation in an attempt to show the 1, but the number wheel part (and by extension, the cradle that holds the derailer wire) doesn't rotate with it. It's like something is preventing that part from moving back to its normal rest position.
As far as adjustment, I get parallel symptoms. If the cable tension is set such that the front derailer will move onto the middle (2) and large (3) chainrings properly, I can't get it to drop back onto the small (1) chainring when the shifter is twisted back to its resting "#1.5" position. If I add a bunch of slack, so that the derailer is at rest on the small chainring when the shifter is at the "1.5" position, it's impossible to get the derailer to index properly onto the middle and large chainrings. I hope that made sense.
I'm not 100% sure how Revos are internally put together, but I know trigger shifters etc. can get sticky pawls and not want to index properly, so I tried shooting some WD40 into the innards of the shifter. It didn't seem to affect anything, though.
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Reviewing the past, present, and future contribution of maritime forces to the conduct of expeditionary operations, the author concludes that the importance of this contribution is growing. He considers the diplomatic and "good order" roles of maritime forces which enable such operations in the first place. He reviews contemporary naval thinking about the nature and the relevance of sea control, and examines changes in the way maritime power may be projected ashore. Finally, the author analyses the extent to which future sea-basing can enable expeditionary forces can meet the challenges of the 21st century. Using past and recent experience, he demonstrates how important maritime outcomes are to the achievement and, equally important, the consolidation of victories ashore. Accordingly, navies around the world are having to adjust their plans and their priorities in order to meet these challenges.
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March 4, 2013
Urine Observation? There's An App For That
Just days ago, redOrbit's own Michael Harper wrote a very interesting article on the main news site regarding the possibility and ethics of a urine analysis app. Harper's observation on the subject was very general: covering the facts of the subject with wonderful detail and snippets of future theory here and there. I'd like to offer a bit of my own input on the subject.
I'll begin with a disclaimer: through the use of technology, absolutely anything in its entirety is possible. This is a truth that most people like to forget due to a false perception about the process of progress. In essence, we could call it the progress of progress, if that makes sense to you. The sequential step in this process is most difficult to imagine when we are just beginning to wrap our minds around a single concept of a single product.
For example, until about 15 years ago, smartphones and tablets were not as perceivable as they are today. This analogy doesn't carry as much relevance as a comparable scenario to the invention of the light bulb or gunpowder, and nor does it matter; because the point lies in that it exists.
Another example of this type of conceptualization is in Apple's infamous "there's an app for that" phrase, coined by the marketing team and various website and TV commercials that advertise Apple hardware. I've gone to an extensive length to find the origin of the phrase, and alas, my journey ended in defeat and an itchy arm.
Damn you Google search engine. Damn you.
Apple made headlines with their meme "there's an app for that," which started with a comical we-have-everything-you-need aspect, and evolved to a social challenge by app creators. The challenge was to push out apps for activities and tasks that have not been thought of before, or more specifically, are impossible to understand in the first place.
Myshkin Ingawale caused a bit of a ruckus earlier this year at a TED conference. An entrepreneur from Mumbai, Ingawale is looking to rock the app world with another outrageous yet very helpful and convenient app for urine analysis.
Bear with me here.
The process is better explained by Harper in his article, so I'll skip the antics and get to the ethics. Obviously you've never heard of an app approaching the ethical boundary and even crossing over into the biological observation realm; but does the idea seem sound to you? Would you buy it yourself? If in the event that you found success and happiness with the product, would you recommend it to your friends?
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I am trying to get CI going with Jenkins. To date, we have been performing two scheduled builds in our environment, but our dev staff wants to get CI working. I have followed the instruction outlined in the Jenkins Subversion Plugin wiki page:
This got me to a script that executes at the command line just fine, however when I commit a change in Subversion (using the TortoiseSVN client), the commit seems to hang and I don't see Jenkins getting notified.
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svn log "file://$REPOS" --limit "$MAX_RESULTS" -v --xml | xsltproc "$XSLT_FILE" - > "$RSS_FILE"
The RSS feed was already in the script. That has been working for over a year.
I have updated the file permissions as well, in case that was the problem:
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Democratic of the Congo: regional proposal for neutral force being considered, peacekeeping head says
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A proposal for a neutral force to help quell the violence that is causing massive suffering in the eastern Democratic of the Congo (DRC) is under consideration by United Nations peacekeeping operations, according to a top official currently visiting Africa's Great Lakes region ahead of a high-level meeting on the issue later this month.
"The concept must be developed and further detailed, while realizing that after all it is up to the Security Council to express itself on the approval of such a concept and its implementation," the head of the UN Department of Peacekeeping Operations, Under-Secretary-General Hervé Ladsous, said in a press conference in the town of Goma, located in eastern DRC's North Kivu province on Tuesday.
The concept of deploying a neutral international force along the border between Rwanda and DRC was proposed by Great Lakes countries at a regional summit in July, following months of violence in the DRC due to the renewed operations of armed groups – particularly in the provinces of North Kivu and South Kivu.
Mr. Ladsous is in central Africa to meet officials of the region ahead of a summit which will consider responses to the violence, and set to take place in New York on 27 September, on the margins of the General Assembly. Following his visit to the DRC, Mr. Ladsous arrived in Rwanda's capital, Kigali, yesterday, and today continues on to Kampala, Uganda.
"The Democratic Republic of the Congo has certainly experienced, in these last months, an extraordinarily complex and sad situation, marked by much suffering and considerable displacement of the population due to violence, murders, rapes and insecurity," Mr. Ladsous told reporters in Goma.
One of the key actors in the resurgent conflict is a group of renegade soldiers known as the 23 March Movement (M23). It has clashed with national army troops supported by peacekeepers from the UN Stabilization Mission in the DRC (MONUSCO), and has caused massive displacement of local residents, in addition to raising concerns about the region's stability.
The fighting has uprooted nearly half a million people over the past months, including some 220,000 people in North Kivu province, 200,000 in South Kivu province, and more than 51,000 who have fled to neighbouring Uganda and Rwanda. The M23's activities have led to condemnation from Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon and the Security Council.
Mr. Ladsous said that MONUSCO has adopted, over recent months, a robust strategy for support to the Congolese armed forces to try to stem the violence in the Kivus. His added that discussions with high officials, including DRC's President Joseph Kabila, were aimed at identifying further appropriate solutions.


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A person familiar with his plans says Rep. John Dingell of Michigan, the longest-serving congressman in U.S. history, will announce his retirement on Monday.
The 87-year-old Dingell was first elected in 1955, filling the House seat vacated by his late father. The person was not authorized to speak publicly ahead of Dingell's announcement.
He became the longest-serving member of Congress last year.
Dingell is the former chairman of the powerful House Energy and Commerce Committee and the Democrat has been a master of legislative deal-making and staunch advocate for the U.S. auto industry.
Dingell has played a role in a number of major pieces of legislation, including President Barack Obama's health care overhaul, Medicare.
His plans were first reported by The Detroit News and The Detroit Free Press.
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Exploring New YorkNew York is renowned for famous all-American sights, such as the Statue of Liberty, glitzy departments stores, like Saks on 5th, and eye-popping museums such as the Guggenheim, while the more recent National September 11th Memorial commemorates those who died in the horrific World Trade Center attacks. The city that never sleeps is all about excess and the shopping and eating is excellent in all five of its busy boroughs, especially so in Manhattan, the heart of the city.
New York is also chock-a-block full with hotels, where deals can often be had in the summer. Discounted hotels in New York are common, even for quality places right in town at the likes of the four-star 4 The Court - A St Giles Premier Hotel or the classy Salisbury Hotel near Central Park. It doesn't really matter where you stay in Manhattan as the subway runs just about everywhere. New York is absolutely loaded with sights and most of them are within easy reach of hotels and public transport.
Sights nearbyManhattan Island has the bulk of the sights in New York and is central to other boroughs. Staten Island is en route from Liberty Park and the Statue of Liberty, while Brooklyn is good for the fun Coney Island.
- The National September 11 MemorialThere couldn't be a more fitting memorial to the almost 3,000 lives lost on that terrible day of 11 September, 2001, when two airliners ploughed into the North and South towers of the World Trade Center. The site consists of two sunken reflective pools where the towers once stood, complete with falling water and the names of all those who died. There is also a museum and manicured park on site along with the new One World Trade Center, which is now New York's tallest building.
- Coney IslandThough not an absolute must, Coney Island is worth a visit if you are travelling with kids in the summer. This historic fairground in Brooklyn has rollercoasters and all sorts of fun rides, such as the 1927 Cyclone and the lofty Wonder Wheel. There are also many arcades and other amusements and hotels, along with the beach, and it is connected with the rest of the city by subway.


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Colorado Candidates Give Away Guns To Make A Point, Get AttentionIt's campaign season. So it must be time for the candidate gun raffles.
Colorado Sheriffs Handed Another Loss In Gun LawsuitA group of Colorado sheriffs has been handed another legal defeat in their challenge to gun restrictions enacted in response to 2012 mass shootings.
Artist Wants To Provoke Discussion With Gun ArtRavi Zupa looks at guns as an art form, converting old typewriters, staplers, vacuums and old car parts to make realistic gun displays.
Colorado GOP Gun Bills Rejected After Survivor TestimonyA Republican-led attempt to expand gun rights and ease controls adopted by Colorado after mass shootings in 2012 failed Monday following the testimony of survivors of gun violence and activists.
Gun Violence Survivors Testifying Against Colorado GOP Gun BillsA Democrat-led state House committee is hearing a package of Republican-sponsored gun bills.
Sandy Hook Murder Victim's Sister Among Moms Fighting Bills That Loosen Gun ControlA few dozen parents went to the state Capitol on Monday asking for tighter gun control in Colorado, including the sister of a Sandy Hook Elementary shooting murder victim.
Rep. Fields At White House For Gun Announcement, Gardner Slams ActionA state lawmaker who pushed for gun control legislation in Colorado was among those invited to the White House for the announcement of President Barack Obama's plan to tighten gun regulations.
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Identification of Australian native Grevilleas and rainforest tree species using photos (with enlarged views) and text descriptions. Grevillea species pictures show the full tree or shrub, bark, flower, fruit and leaf samples. Species in the following genera are listed in groups on our web pages: Australian Fig trees (Ficus spp.), Australian Eucalypts (Eucalyptus spp.), Grevilleas (Grevillea spp.) and Syzygium species (Lilly Pillies). Otherwise all native Australian tree species are listed in alphabetical order. This tree identification resource is constantly extended, revised and updated.
Foambark Tree Jagera pseudorhus Other names: Pink Foambark
A dense and rounded canopy is characteristic for this small tree species, which is found in different types of rainforests and regrowth areas (Photo 1). Bark is a light grey colour with a hard and firm texture (2). A small yellow and pink flower develops into a hairy capsule up to 2 cm across, turning from a bright pink to brown in colour (3). Pinnate or bipinnate compound leaves consist of up to 20 leaflets, which are; up to 8 cm long, lanceolate to more elliptic in shape with toothed margins, soft and finely hairy on both surfaces. Smaller branches, petiole (leaf stalk) and petiolules (leaflet stalk) are also covered in fine brown hair (4 & 5). Distribution: From mid-north coast of NSW to central Qld. (See Leaf Characteristics) for more information on definitions used.
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Forest Maple Cryptocarya rigida Other names: Rose Maple
This beautiful small understorey tree species is found on margins of subtropical rainforests or in adjacent mixed wet forests (Photo 1). Bark is a light grey in colour and features softer corky warts and some fissures but is otherwise quite firm in texture. Bark on saplings is smooth and dark grey to nearly black in colour (2). The evenly white and waxy covering on the lower leaf surface and the neatly arranged foliage are good identification characteristics, as are the finely brown hairy growth buds (3). The fruit (a drupe) is; oval shaped with a an obvious narrowed base, up to 25 mm long, shiny dark blue to black in colour when fully ripe in mid to late summer. It contains a beautiful pink hard seed with longitudinal markings (4). Simple leaves with an alternate arrangement are; elliptic to obovate in shape with entire margins, between 5 to 14 cm long, dark green, hairless and semi glossy on top, whitish grey, waxy and finely hairy beneath, rather firm, smooth in texture and emit a fruity smell when crushed. Leaf apex is acute ending in a fine point, base shape is varied from rounded to more cuneate. Mid and lateral veins are raised on lower leaf surface (5) . Distribution: From NSW central coast to southern Qld.
Forest Oak Allocasuarina torulosa Other names: Mountain Forest Oak, Rose Sheoak
This native tree is found in tall forests adjacent to different rainforest types. It is often an understorey species beneath tall Eucalypts and under favourable conditions can reach up to 30 m in height ( Photos 1 & 2). Bark is brown in colour, rough with deep fissures and a hard texture, becoming softer after prolonged rain (3). Woody cones produced by female trees are up to 3 cm long and contain numerous small brown winged seeds (4) . Branchlet with male flowers (5). Distribution: NSW south coast to northern Qld.
Furry Nightshade Solanum hapalum
This small shrub rarely attains more than 1m in height and is found in a range of habitats, ranging from different rainforest types to drier open tall Eucalypt forests (shown). It has an upright habit and is often found in small groups (1). Bark on older specimens is slightly rough, sometimes scaly in texture and an olive green to more brown in colour (2). Beautiful flowers reach on average 15 mm in diameter and show 5 fused petals being a rather uniform mauve to more purple in colour. Flowering takes place over spring (3). The fruit turns bright red in colour when fully mature and is globular in shape. It measures less than 1 cm across with the hairy sepals of the remaining flower calyx (base) partly covering the fleshy berry (4). Simple leaves with an alternate arrangement are; ovate in shape with entire margins, up to 8 cm long, green with a grey hue on top, grey to yellowish green beneath, densely covered in hair on both surfaces and softly furry in texture. Leaf apex is acute, base shape varies from rounded to cordate and is often asymmetric. The petiole (leaf stalk) is very hairy and reaches up to 3 cm in length. Hairy veins are raised and more obvious on lower leaf surface (5). Distribution: From NSW south coast to southern Qld.
Giant Stinging Tree Dendrocnide excelsa
This very tall rainforest tree species has a fast and upright growing habit and occurs in subtropical rainforests (Photo1). Bark is fairly soft to the touch and coloured grey to brown, but is often covered by mosses and lichen (2). Foliage on mature trees is frequently damaged by insects, whereby leaves on sapling trees are less affected. Leaves in juvenile specimens are up to 35 cm long (3 & 4). Very painful stinging hairs cover the underside especially the veins of the leaf. Simple adult leaves with an alternate leaf arrangement are; up to 20 cm long, mostly rounded in shape with entire or toothed margins. The prominent petiole is sometimes more than 10 cm long (5). Distribution: South coast of NSW to central Qld. Note: Even half decayed leaves lying on the forest floor will still have a stinging effect. See also Shiny-leaved Stinging Tree Dendrocnide photinophylla Page 9.
Golden Guinea Tree Dillenia alata Other names: Red Beech
This medium sized tree species attains a height of up to 20m and occurs in proximity to the coastline (Photo 1). Distinctive red brown coloured bark has a soft and flaky texture (2). Very attractive flowers with obovate and bright yellow petals can reach up to 9 cm in diameter when fully opened (3). The fruit (a capsule) opens into multiple valves, which are a deep red colour on their insides (4). Simple leaves with an alternate arrangement are; up to 20 cm long, broadly oblong in shape with entire margins, very glossy on top, thick, firm and leathery in texture. Leaf apex and base shape is rounded (5). Distribution: Tropical Qld.
Golden Pea Daviesia arborea Other names: Golden Pea Tree, Bitterleaf Pea
When not in flower this species can easily be mistaken for an Acacia species (Wattle Tree), as the foliage is very similar in appearance. It is an understorey shrub or small tree rarely reaching more than 10m in height. It prefers to grow in tall, often Eucalypt dominated forests, where it plays an important role enriching nutrient poor soils (1). In identification, the soft corky and deeply furrowed (grooved) bark differentiates the Golden Pea from similar Acacia species. Bark is brown in colour (2). The small flowers typical for the Pea & Bean Family measure up to 5 mm across and are bright yellow in colour (3). The fruit is a flattened pod, which is less than 1 cm long and up to 5 mm wide, a dried sample is shown (4). Simple leaves (phyllodes) with an alternate arrangement are; up to 20 cm long, rarely more than 1 cm wide, mostly linear in shape with entire margins, hairless, dark green on top and paler beneath. Slightly irregular parallel veins are faintly visible (5). Distribution: Northern NSW to Qld.
Golden Tip Goodia lotifolia var. pubescence Other names: Clover Bush, Yellow Pea
This widespread shrub is able to adapt to the low light conditions found under a rainforest canopy (shown), but is more abundant in transition zones and tall open forests. Under favourable conditions it can attain a height of up o 4m. Two different variations G. lotifolia var. lotifolia, with nearly hairless leaves and stems, and G.lotifolia var. pubescence (shown), which is densely hairy, are recognised (Picture 1). Bark is firm and brownish in colour (2). Trifoliate compound leaves are characteristic, but can be reduced to a single lamina (leaf blade) up to 6 cm long in shady conditions (3 & 4). When receiving more sunlight leaflets are considerably smaller, only up to 3 cm long, obovate in shape with entire margins, thin and soft in texture. Leaflet apex is rounded with a very fine tip (mucronate); base is wedge-shaped (4 & 5). Distribution: Tas, Vic, NSW and southern Qld. This species with bright yellow flowers belongs to Pea Family Fabaceae Subfamily Faboideae.
Grease Nut Tree Hernandia bivalvis
The Grease Nut Tree Hernandia bivalvis is a small to medium sized native tree species with a lush canopy reaching a height of up to 20m. It prefers dryer forms of rainforests and now is uncommon in its natural habitat (Photo 1). Bark is light to dark olive green in colour and despite burls and small fissures has a rather smooth texture (2). A very attractive flowering display takes place over late spring into early summer with individual flowers being held in tightly packed panicles emerging towards the end of young branches. Flowers measure up to 3 cm in diameter and feature mostly eight pure white petals and four prominent stamens topped by red anthers. Bracts (part of a flower appearing to be leaf like) surround and protect the ovary (3). The fruit turns black when ripe and is about 4 cm in diameter, the persistent and overlapping bracts change to orange/red in colour with full maturity (4). Simple leaves with an alternate arrangement are; up to 10 cm long, ovate in shape with entire in-rolled margins, hairless, dark green, glossy on top with a strong a fairly stiff texture. Leaf apex is short acuminate ending in a blunt point, base shape is rounded. Reticulate venation is very prominent on both leaf surfaces, with small bristle like domatia showing in lateral vein axils (5). Distribution: South eastern Qld, now increasingly rare in its natural range.
Green Banksia Banksia robur
The Green Banksia is a shrub under 5m tall and prefers swampy conditions in coastal areas (Photo 1). Bark is grey in colour with a firm and rather rough texture featuring small fissures (Photo 2). Beautiful large flower spikes reaching up to 20 cm in length are a golden yellow colour (3). Simple leaves start in a whorl arrangement (4 to 5) beneath the growing bud turning alternate thereafter and are; large at 25 cm or more in length, elliptic in shape with irregular toothed margins, mid green, hairless and fairly glossy on top , pale yellow to cream and velvet beneath, very firm and stiff in texture. Lower leaf surface, mid vein and laterals are covered in short fine hair. Teeth are tipped with strong and sharp callous spines (5). Distribution: NSW south coast to northern Qld. See Flower Characteristics Page and Leaf Characteristics Page for information on terms used.
Green Bolly Gum Neolitsea australiensis Other names: Grey Bolly Gum
This handsome small to medium sized tree is found as an understorey species in different types of rainforests. (Image 1). Bark is a greyish white colour with a firm and hard texture (2). New growth is a striking pink and very soft compared to the firm mature leaves. Petioles (leaf stalks) are up to 3 cm long and more or less hairless compared to the closely related White Bolly Gum (Neolitsea dealbata ) (3). The fruit (a drupe) is globose in shape and measures up to 12 mm across. It changes from green over red to a dark purple colour with age and contains a single seed (4). Simple leaves are arranged in a whorl below the growing bud. They are up to 15 cm long, elliptic to lanceolate in shape with entire margins. The white colour of the leaf's underside is caused by a waxy coating which can be rubbed off (5). Distribution: From NSW central coast to central Qld.
See Flower Characteristics Page and Leaf Characteristics Page for explanations of botanical definitions and concepts.
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Green-leaved Rose Walnut Endiandra muellerii subsp. muellerii Other names: Mueller's Walnut
The Green-leaved Rose Walnut or Mueller's Walnut is a native tree species which can reach a height of up to 35m within fertile subtropical rainforests, but is often encountered at a smaller size within littoral and warm temperate rainforests. It is very common as a rainforest regeneration tree and found as one of the first species to recolonize adjoining tall forests (Photo 1). Mature specimens feature a flanged and buttressed trunk. The bark is hard and rather rough in texture with small vertical ridges and scattered rounded depressions after shedding; colour is a greyish brown (2). Small pink flowers form in drooping panicles and blossom in late spring to early summer (3). Attractive new spring growth flushes first in a rose to red colour turning to salmon and light green when maturing. Mature simple leaves with an alternate arrangement are up to 11 cm in length, elliptic to broad elliptic in shape with entire and sometimes undulating margins, hairless, dark green and semi glossy on top, slightly paler but also shiny beneath with a smooth, firm and leathery texture. Apex is acute to short acuminate ending in a blunt point, base shape is cuneate to rounded. Petiole measures up to 1 cm in length. Center vein and laterals are noticeably raised on lower leaf surface and net veins are visible. Domatia are shallow pockets (mostly more inconspicuous than the domatium shown in red circle) which are not present on every leaf. For identification check a number of leaves on different branches (Photos 4 & 5). Distribution: NSW central coast to QLD.
Green Wattle Acacia irrorata Other names: Blueskin
This species of Acacia is is widely distributed along the NSW coastline and under favourable conditions can reach a height of 10m. The Green Wattle is mostly found in open tall forests, in rainforest transition zones and as regrowth in disturbed sites and along rural roads (Picture 1). Bark on mature specimens is shades of grey in colour with a firm and slightly rough texture featuring small vertical ridges, cracks are caused by sudden growth spurts due to wet conditions (Pic 2). Globose (rounded) flower heads are up to 8 mm in diameter and are first whitish in colour turning to a golden yellow with maturity. Racemes up to 10 cm in length can hold up to 20 separate flower heads (Pic 3). Fruiting flower pods are up to 12 cm in length and covered in very fine hair (Pic 4). The bipinnate leaf arrangement continuing on mature specimens features leaflets up to 20 mm in length, where young growth is a bright yellow in colour. The red growths shown in the picture are called jugary glands and can be pale yellow to bright red in colour which are also a good identification feature of this species (Pic 5). Distribution: NSW coast to QLD. See Flower Characteristics Page and Leaf Characteristics Page for information on terms used.
The genus of Australian Grevilleas is well known for its unusual and amazing flowers leading to many cultivars used in today's gardens and landscaping. Growth habit can range from a small woody shrub to a tall tree as is the case with the Silky Oak Grevillea robusta. Leaf shapes and arrangements are very varied in this native tree genus. Family: PROTEACEAE
Blue Grevillea Grevillea shiressii
The Blue Grevillea is an endangered species and only found within a small area around the NSW central coast (Photo 1). Bark is firm with wart-like lumps and small fissures, colour is dark grey to nearly black (2). Young branchlets are coloured a reddish brown with a smooth bark texture (3). Amazing flowers white and blue/mauve in colour are held on long green stems and measure about 20mm in length (4). Simple leaves alternately arranged are; up to 18 cm in length with entire and wavy margins, narrow lanceolate to oblong in shape, dark green and shiny on top with a paler underside, medium thick and firm in texture. Venation is finely reticulate, mid vein yellowish and raised on lower surface (5).
Byfield Spider Flower Grevillea venusta
The Byfield Spider Flower Grevillea venusta is a large shrub or small multi-trunked tree and one of the best examples in showing astonishing and remarkable flowers (Photo 1). Bark is a beige brown in colour, rough with fissures, blisters and cracks showing an reddish brown under layer (2). Vivid coloured fruit covered in long fine hair matures as a follicle up to 15 mm long (3). Green and bright yellow flowers with long blue styles covered in white hair are held on racemes up to 10 cm long (4) Simple leaves with an alternate arrangement are; more than 20 cm in length with either entire or deeply lobed margins, narrow lanceolate in shape, medium thick and fairly firm, dark green and semi glossy on top, light pale green underneath and mostly hairless. Venation overall is faint but mid vein is raised on lower surface and fine laterals are straight and steep angled (5). Distribution: Naturally only occurring in a small area in central QLD.
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Red Spider Flower Grevillea oleoides Other names: Olive Grevillea
The Red Spider Flower Grevillea oleoides or Olive Grevillea is a small native shrub up to 3 m in height with a limited distribution range preferring moist locations in sclerophyll forests (Photo 1). Bark is grey to light brown in colour with fine fissures and a rough texture (2). Striking dark pink or red flowers measure up to 4 cm across and appear over winter and early spring (3 & 4). Simple leaves with an alternate arrangement are; up to 12 cm in length with entire and incurved margins, linear to narrow obovate in shape, mid-green and dull on top, grey green and finely hairy below with a firm texture. Apex is acute, base shape is attenuate. Mid vein is strongly raised on lower leaf surface, otherwise venation is very faint (5). Distribution: Southern areas of Sydney, Port Jackson and Robertson.
Serrated-leaved Grevillea Grevillia longifolia
Native shrub up to 5m in height with a very distinctive foliage and limited distribution range (Photo 1). Bark is a reddish brown in colour, with a rough fibrous and fissured texture (2). The glossy foliage with its nearly white underside is a good identification characteristic (3). Stunning deep pink to red flowers heads are born in winter to early spring and are up to 8 cm long (4). Simple leaves with an alternate arrangement are; elongated up to more than 20 cm in length with irregular toothed margins, firm to stiff in texture, very narrowly elliptic to oblong in shape, deep green and glossy on top. Lower leaf surface is a silvery white colour and features a prominently raised mid vein (5). Natural distribution: Central coast of NSW.
Silky Oak Grevillea robusta
The Silky Oak Grevillea robusta is a well known tree species reaching 30m or more in height and is often seen planted as a street tree or in plantation for its beautiful timber (Photos 1 & 2). Bark is dark grey in color, hard and furrowed (3). For a short period in spring the tree nearly loses all of its foliage followed by vivid bright yellow and orange coloured flowers (4). Bipinnate compound leaves are up to 30 cm in length with more than 50 leaflets which are up to 5 cm long, elliptic in shape and feature a pale underside covered in fine hair (5). Distribution: Mid-north coast of NSW to southern QLD.
White Oak Grevillea baileyana
This small to medium sized tree species originates in tropical rainforests, but is widely used as an ornamental tree along Australia's east coast for its beautiful foliage and flower display. It can reach up to 30m in its natural habitat competing for light, whereas planted in more open location a height of less than 15m is normal (Photo 1). Bark on the lower trunk of older specimens is hard, scaly and fissured in texture. Bark on branches and young trees is smoother and grey in colour (2). Pleasantly scented flower racemes are cream or pale yellow colored and appear at end of young branches from late winter to early summer depending on location (3). The fruit is a follicle splitting at one side only and measures up to 15 mm in length. It contains a number of flattened and winged seeds which are brown in colour (4). The very attractive leaves are deeply lobed on young trees and sometimes also present on older specimens. Simple adult leaves (shown) with an alternate arrangement are; lanceolate in shape with entire margins, between 10 to 20 cm in length (juvenile up to 30 cm), mid to dark green, hairless on top, bronze to rusty brown and hairy beneath with a strong and firm texture. Leaf apex tapers into a fine point, base shape is attenuate. Mid vein is hairy and raised on lower leaf surface (5). Distribution: Tropical northern QLD.
White Yiel-Yiel Grevillea hilliana Other names: Yiel-Yiel, Hill's Silky Oak
This medium sized native tree species grows to a height of up to 25m with an erect and slender trunk. It is very uncommon in its natural habitat of subtropical rainforests (Photo 1). Bark is a reddish brown in colour with a rough and flaky texture at the base of the trunk, whereas the higher part and branches feature a smoother textured bark which is more beige in colour (Photos 2 & 3). The flower racemes can be more than 20 cm in length holding numerous small whitish blossom opening in late spring (4). Simple leaves with an alternate arrangement on mature specimens (juveniles have lobed leaves up to 50 cm in length) are; up to 30 cm in length with entire margins, mostly elliptic or lanceolate in shape, dark green, very glossy and hairless on top, grey whitish beneath with a covering of fine hair, strong and rather stiff in texture. Leaf apex is acute ending in a blunt point, base shape is cuneate or sometimes more attenuate. The short petiole measures up to 10 mm in length. Reticulate venation is very apparent on lower leaf surface (5). Distribution: NSW north coast to QLD.
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Grey Handlewood Aphananthe philippinensis Other names: Native Elm, Axe-handle Wood
This native tree prefers a moist environment within subtropical or tropical rainforests and along streams banks. As an understorey tree beneath taller rainforest species it may only reach 10m, but under good conditions is able to attain more than 25m in height (Photo 1). Buttress roots develop on older specimens with the trunk being often misshaped and fluted. The rough bark is grey to more brown in colour and covered in longitudinal rows of small blisters (pustules) (2). Separate female and male (shown) flowers are borne on the same tree (monoecious) and are tiny at less than 5mm long. Flowering period is over spring (3). The fruit is a fleshy drupe changing from green over yellow to black. It is egg-shaped (ovoid ) or more olive-shaped (ellipsoid) and measure up to 1 cm in length. The remnant forked (bifid) flower style persists at the apex of the fruit maturing in late summer (4). Mature simple leaves with an alternate arrangement are; between 3 to 10 cm in length, mostly ovate (egg-shaped) with up to 6 sharp, spiny teeth along either side, hairless, rather glossy, stiff and tough in texture. Prominent mid and lateral veins are impressed on the upper and strongly raised on the lower leaf surface (5). Distribution: from the NSW mid-north-coast to northern QLD.
Grey Myrtle Backhousia myrtifolia Other names: Ironwood, Carrol
The Grey Myrtle Backhousia myrtifolia also called Carrol or Ironwood is a widespread native tree species found in different forest types and under favourable conditions can reach a height of up to 20m (Photo1). Bark on older specimens is; very hard, rough, fissured and depending on conditions more grey or brown in colour (2). Attractive flowers a pure white in colour and measure up to 15 mm in diameter (3). The fruit still resembles the shape of a flower as the calyx (base) of the original flower enlarges and partly encloses the ripe fruit (4). Growing buds, immature leaves and young stems are finely hairy. Mature simple leaves are; hairless, small at 3 to 6 cm in length, broad elliptic to ovate in shape with entire and slightly incurved margins, dark green and glossy on top, paler beneath, thin but firm in texture and scented when crushed. Leaf apex is short to long acuminate ending in a fine point, base shape is mostly rounded. Mid vein is raised on both surfaces, straight and numerous lateral veins are more visible below (5). Distribution: NSW south coast to central QLD.
Grey Possumwood Quintinia verdonii Other names: Smooth Possumwood
This elegant native tree species grows up to 25 m in height and is found in warm temperate and subtropical rainforests (Photo 1). The bark is a mostly uniform grey in colour with a soft, smooth and corky feel (Photo 2). The foliage featuring large glossy leaves is very distinctive in its sub tropical rainforest habitat (3). Erect flower spikes are up to 15 cm long and appear in early spring (4). Growing shoots and petioles are often a vivid red. Large simple leaves are mainly obovate in shape; up to 20 cm in length (often larger on saplings), with a firm and stiff texture. Petiole is grooved on the top, fleshy and often coloured red, useful identification characteristic. Leaf arrangement is alternate (5). Distribution: Along the east coast of Australia from central NSW to southern QLD.
Guilfoylia Guilfoylia monostylis Other names: Scrub Ooline
Guilfoylia is a small to medium sized tree species reaching a height of 15m or more and can be found in a range of different rainforest types (Photo 1). The bark is coloured brown to grey with longitudinal fissures (Pictures 2 & 3). The zigzag shape of the branchlets is a characteristic helping to identify this tree species. Leaf arrangement is alternate (4). Simple leaves with entire margins and a firm and leathery texture are: up to 14cm long, elliptic to oblong in shape and feature visible domatia on the lower leaf surface along the mid vein. Apex is short acuminate, base shape is cuneate (5). Distribution: From NSW mid-north coast to central QLD.
Guioa Guioa semiglauca
Small to medium sized tree species found in range of habitats, from margins of STRf and along creek banks to a drier environment within tall forest. Often growing in stands and as regrowth (Photo 1). Buttress roots will form on more mature specimen. Bark is different tones of grey in colour with lighter patches, some white spots are due to lichen growth (2). Tiny white flowers with pink anthers measure only a couple of millimeters across and blossom over spring (3) Compound leaves with an alternate arrangement feature 2 to 6 leaflets which are; obovate in shape as new growth, more elliptic in shape when maturing, firm and rather leathery in texture. Leaflets are up to about 12 cm in length with underside being a pale whitish green in appearance. Leaflet apex is varied from rounded and often notched (emarginate) to acute , base shape is cuneate (4 & 5). Distribution: NSW south coast to central QLD.
Gunn's Phyllanthus Phyllanthus Gunnii Other names: Shrubby Spurge
The natural habitat of this shrub includes tall open forests, rainforests and their margins where as an understorey species it can reach a height of up to 3m (Photo 1). Bark on older specimens is light brown in color, firm and rough in texture showing fine cracks (fissures) and small ridges (2). Tiny flowers are yellowish green in colour and only measure 2 to 3 mm in length. Flowering period is spring and summer (3). The drooping fruit ( a capsule) is red in colour with some greenish patches and rounded apple-like in shape. It measures up to 4 mm in diameter and ripens over autumn (4). Simple leaves with an alternate arrangement are spaced at very regular intervals (2-ranked). They are; up to 2cm in length with entire margins, varied in shape from obovate or broad elliptic to nearly rounded, dark green and dull above, paler grey green below, hairless, thin and soft in texture. Leaf apex is rounded, base shape is rounded or broadly wedge shaped. Leaf stalk (petiole) is short a 1 to 2 mm in length. Lateral veins are fine, but clearly visible on lower leaf surface (5). Distribution: Vic., NSW & QLD.


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Dutch State Visit to Luxembourg, Day Two
The second day of Queen Beatrix's state visit to Luxembourg started with a visit to Belval, where she arrived, along with Grand Duke Henri, by train. Belval is a quarter of Esch-sur-Alzette, in the south-west of Luxembourg. In Belval, the Queen visited the laboratory in the House of Biomedicine, part of the new University of Luxembourg. During the lunch offered by the Government of Luxembourg at the Chateau Bourglinster, the … Continue readingPosted in Dutch Royals, Luxembourg Royals | Tagged Concert, Grand Duchess Maria Teresa, Grand Duke Henri, Hereditary Grand Duke Guillaume, Prime Minister Juncker, Princess Beatrix, State Visit | Leave a comment
Belgian, Dutch Royals Attend First Bus Tragedy Funeral
King Albert II and Queen Paola of the Belgians today attended the first funeral of victims of last week's Swiss bus tragedy. They were joined by the Prince of Orange and Princess Máxima of the Netherlands, and President Eveline Widmer-Schlumpf of Switzerland. The service took place at the 5,000-seat Soeverein Arena in Lommel, in northern Belgium where one of the schools involved is located. Among the crowd were Belgian Prime … Continue readingPosted in Belgian Royals, Dutch Royals | Tagged Albert II of Belgium, Funeral, King Willem-Alexander, Memorial, President Widmer-Schlumpf, Prime Minister Di Rupo, Prime Minister Rutte, Queen Máxima, Queen Paola, Switzerland | Leave a comment
Dutch State Visit to Luxembourg, Day One
On March 20, Queen Beatrix started a three-day state visit to Luxembourg. The Queen was greeted at the Findel Airport by Hereditary Grand Duke Guillaume, and then a welcoming ceremony took palce at the Grand Ducal Palace with Grand Duke Henri, Grand Duchess Maria-Theresa and Hereditary Grand Duke Guillaume. After that Queen Beatrix visited the Kanounenhiwwel Monument, a monument built to commemorate the victims of the World War II. In … Continue readingPosted in Dutch Royals, Luxembourg Royals | Tagged Audience, Grand Duchess Maria Teresa, Grand Duke Henri, Hereditary Grand Duke Guillaume, Princess Beatrix, State Visit | 1 Comment
Dutch Royal Family Participate in NL DOET 2012
Like every year the Dutch Royal Family was present at the National Volunteer Day, NL DOET, on March 16 and 17, 2012. On March 16, Queen Beatrix, Princess Margriet, Prince Bernhard, Princess Annette, Prince Floris and Princess Aimée helped the foundation Assistance Dog in Molenschot. The Foundation trains dogs to help people with mobility impairments. The Royals helped wash the dogs, clean the kennels and office, created a puppy swing … Continue readingPosted in Dutch Royals | Tagged Animals, King Willem-Alexander, NL DOET, Prince Bernhard of Orange-Nassau, Prince Floris, Princess Aimée, Princess Annette, Princess Beatrix, Princess Margriet, Queen Máxima, The Oranje Fonds | 1 Comment
Dutch Royals Back on Official Duty
Queen Beatrix of the Netherlands was back on official duty today, her first engagement since the February 17 skiing accident of her son, Prince Friso. The Queen was in Soesterberg, about an hour's drive south-west of Amsterdam, to open a new barracks of the Explosives Ordinance Disposal (EOD) unit of the Ministry of Defence. The barracks, named Sergeant-Major Scheickkazerne in Dutch, has been named after the first Dutch EOD specialist … Continue readingPosted in Dutch Royals | Tagged King Willem-Alexander, Media, Microcredit, Military, Patronage, Prime Minister Rutte, Princess Beatrix, Queen Máxima | 1 Comment
Prince Friso Transferred to Wellington Clinic in London
Prince Friso of Orange-Nassau has been transferred to the Wellington Clinic in London, England. The RVD announced this today at 18.18 o'clock Duch time. The Wellington Clinic has been chosen based on advice from experts. Their advice was based on the condition of the Prince. London will also provide Countess Luana and Countess Zaria with the most prospects for continuity and stability. In the same announcement, the RVD repeated the … Continue readingPosted in Dutch Royals | Tagged Countess Luana, Countess Zaria, England, Health, Hospital, Prince Friso, Princess Beatrix, Princess Mabel | 3 Comments
Prince Friso in Coma following Avalanche Last Friday
UPDATE 24/02/12 at 07:15: A press conference with the head of trauma and intensive care at the hospital in Innsbruck has just taken place. The doctors gave some details on the Prince's condition, and their prognosis: The Prince was under the snow for 25 minutes, and CPR was performed for 50 minutes to resuscitate him. A MRI was performed yesterday on the Prince, which indicated that the Prince had suffered severe brain damage from a lack of oxygen. Doctors cannot guarantee that the Prince will awaken from his coma, or give a timeframe as to when this could be expected. If he does wake up, his rehabilitation will take months or years.
Prince Friso of Orange-Nassau is currently in a critical but stable condition in an Innsbruck hospital following an avalanche in the ski resort of Lech am Arlberg on Friday February 17th. Continue reading
Princess Máxima Receives Machiavelli Prize
Princess Máxima of the Netherlands was today awarded the 2011 Machiavelli Prize at a ceremony at the Nieuwspoort Press Centre in The Hague. Accompanied by her husband, the Prince of Orange, and their uncle, Professor Pieter van Vollenhoven (himself a former recipient of the prize), Princess Máxima accepted the prize which was awarded to her because of her "exceptional communication skills that have characterised her work as a Princess of … Continue readingPosted in Dutch Royals | Tagged Awards, King Willem-Alexander, Prof. Pieter van Vollenhoven, Queen Máxima | 2 Comments
02-02-02: The Prince of Orange Weds Máxima Zorreguieta
The Prince of Orange and Princess Máxima of the Netherlands today celebrate their tenth wedding anniversary. Following the announcement of their engagement on March 30th, 2001; the couple married on February 2nd, 2002 – the date chosen because of the once-in-a-century '02-02-02′ – in both civil and religious ceremonies (as required by Dutch law). The civil ceremony took place at the Beurs van Berlage, conducted by the Mayor of Amsterdam. … Continue readingPosted in Dutch Royals | Tagged King Willem-Alexander, Queen Máxima, Wedding Anniversary | 1 Comment
Princess Máxima Attends AmCham Gala
Last night, Monday January 23rd, Princess Máxima attended a gala dinner at the city hall in The Hague, to mark the anniversary of the American Chamber of Commerce in the Netherlands. Accompanied by Prime Minister Mark Rutte, the Princess was one of 500 guests to attend the gala hosted by the Mayor of The Hague, The Honorable Jozias van Aartsen. Also present were naturally the Dutch Ambassador to the United … Continue readingPosted in Dutch Royals | Tagged Ambassador, Anniversary, Bilateral Relations, Prime Minister Rutte, Queen Máxima, United States of America | Leave a comment
Controversial Villa Sold by Princes of Orange
The controversial holiday villa built by the Prince of Orange and Princess Máxima in Mozambique has been sold, Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte announced last night during a meeting of the Dutch parliament. Prime Minister Rutte said that the villa, worth approximately €2,000,000, was sold back to the property developer who orchestrated the entire development. The villa, located in the Machangulo Peninsula, brought criticism from Dutch ministers and the public … Continue readingPosted in Dutch Royals | Tagged King Willem-Alexander, Mozambique, Prime Minister Rutte, Queen Máxima, Residences | 1 Comment
Dutch Royals on State Visit to Oman, Day Two
On January 11, the second day of the state visit to Oman, Queen Beatrix with Prince Willem-Alexander and Princess Máxima were in Sohar to visit the Industrial Port, the Free Zone and the Omani International Maritime College. At their arrival, they were welcomed by Sheikh Sa'ad bin Mohammed al-Mardhouf al-Sa'adi, Commerce and Industry Minister and Chairman of Sohar Industrial Port Company. The Queen was informed of how the Port is … Continue readingPosted in Dutch Royals, Oman Royals | Tagged Concert, Culture, Industry, King Willem-Alexander, Princess Beatrix, Queen Máxima, State Visit, Sultan Qaboos | Leave a comment
Dutch Royals on State Visit to Oman, Day One
On January 10, after leaving the UAE, Queen Beatrix accompanied by the Crown Prince Couple arrived in Oman for a three-day state visit. After landing in Muscat, they were welcomed at the airport by Sultan Qaboos bin Said al Said. An official welcome ceremony took place at Al Alam Palace, where the Queen had an audience with the Sultan along with the Prince, the Princess and excellencies and the official … Continue readingPosted in Dutch Royals, Oman Royals | Tagged Audience, King Willem-Alexander, Princess Beatrix, Queen Máxima, Royal Orders, State Visit, Sultan Qaboos | Leave a comment
Dutch Royals on State Visit to the UAE, Day Two
Today, Monday January 09, the second and last day of the state visit for the Dutch Royals to the UAE began in Masdar City. The Dutch Royals were received by Dr Sultan Ahmed Al Jaber, CEO of Masdar, and visited the company PRT (Personal Rapid Transit). Queen Beatrix, Prince Willem-Alexander and Princess Máxima attended a meeting with Sheikha Lubna Bint Khalid Al Qasimi, UAE's Minister of Foreign Trade, government officials … Continue readingPosted in Dutch Royals, UAE Royals | Tagged Abu Dhabi, Dubai, King Willem-Alexander, Princess Beatrix, Queen Máxima, Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed, Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid, State Visit | Leave a comment
Dutch Royals on State Visit to the UAE, Day One
With their arrival on January 07 at the presidential airport of Abu Dhabi, Queen Beatrix, Crown Prince Willem-Alexander and Crown Princess Máxima started a two-day state visit to the United Arab Emirates, on the invitation of Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahayan, the President of the United Arab Emirates. The Dutch Royals were received by Minister of State, Reem Ibrahim Al Hashemy, senior officials and the Ambassador of the Netherlands, … Continue readingPosted in Dutch Royals, UAE Royals | Tagged Abu Dhabi, King Willem-Alexander, Princess Beatrix, Queen Máxima, Religion, Royal Orders, Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed, Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed, Sheikh Nahyan bin Mubarak, State Visit | Leave a comment
Princess Máxima Presents 'Prince Bernhard Culture Fund' Award
Yesterday, Monday November 28th, Princess Máxima of the Netherlands awarded this year's Prince Bernhard Culture Fund prize, at Amsterdam's Muziekgebouw aan 't IJ. The Princess presented the prize – consisting of a ceremonial collar and a cheque for 75,000€ – to photographer/filmmaker Anton Corbijn. Mr Corbijn is known for his work as U2's visual output designer (mostly album covers), and has photographed many well-knowns, including David Bowie, Björk, Clint Eastwood … Continue readingPosted in Dutch Royals | Tagged Awards, Celebrities, Culture, Prince Bernhard Culture Fund, Queen Máxima | Leave a comment
Princess Margriet & Pieter van Vollenhoven in NYC
Princess Margriet and her husband, Professor Pieter van Vollenhoven, were in New York City last week, to attend the Peter Stuyvesant Ball on November 18th. The ball, an annual event held by the Netherland-America Foundation (NAF), was held at Pier Sixty at the Chelsea Piers, along New York's Hudson River. Princess Margriet and the Professor arrived around 19:00, the Princess looking wonderful in a navy blue evening gown and a … Continue readingPosted in Dutch Royals | Tagged Anniversary, Patronage, Princess Margriet, Prof. Pieter van Vollenhoven, United States of America, Working Visit | Leave a comment
Royals in Red
Several royals have been seen in red these days at different events. Red is not such an easy color for many to pull off, but some royals do pull it off very well. Let's not forget that the color red is one of Fall 2011's "It" colors. Princess Eugenie was spotted at a party in a red dress with a silver sequined gilet (see here) while her sister Princess Beatrice … Continue readingPosted in British Royals, Danish Royals, Dutch Royals, Swedish Royals | Tagged Crown Princess Mary, Crown Princess Victoria, Fashion, Princess Beatrice of York, Princess Eugenie of York, Queen Máxima, The Duchess of Cambridge | Leave a comment
Official Visit to the Dutch Caribbean – Aruba, Day 1+2
On October 28th, Queen Beatrix accompanied by Crown Prince Willem-Alexander and Crown Princess Maxima, started a visit to the six Caribbean Islands of the Kingdom that will end on November 06th. The Dutch Royals spent the first two days of their visit in Aruba. On Friday the 28th, the Queen and the Crown Prince Couple attended the official welcome ceremony, where the national anthems were played. After that, there was … Continue readingPosted in Dutch Royals | Tagged Aruba, Conference, Environment, King Willem-Alexander, Music, Official Visit, Prime Minister Eman, Princess Beatrix, Queen Máxima | Leave a comment
Crown Princess Máxima in Rome
On Thursday October 6th, Princess Máxima was in Rome, Italy to open the Mondrian exhibition at the Complesso del Vittoriano Museum. The exibition is called "L'Armonia Perfetta" (Perfect Harmony), and shows works made by Mondrian and Dutch contemporary artists. Piet Mondrian (1872-1944) was a Dutch pinter and one of the contributors of the neoplasticism movement, founded in 1917. At the exibition, there are 70 works of the Dutch artist. His … Continue readingPosted in Dutch Royals | Tagged Exhibition, Italy, Queen Máxima, Working Visit | Leave a comment


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Recent opinions and stories in The Columbian ask why Rep. Jaime Herrera Beutler, R-Camas, has not scheduled town hall meetings and why President Obama selected GE CEO Jeff Immelt for "jobs development." I am convinced that politicians don't need to listen to us any longer. They know that hundreds of millions of dollars will be spent on future elections (thanks to our U.S. Supreme Court), and those dollars will be spent on media-based propaganda and brainwashing.
All these lies will flourish under free speech protection, and we will believe them after we hear them enough on radio and TV. It worked better than expected in the 2010 elections, so the lobbyists and their big money bosses are salivating at the thought of 2012 and beyond.
The media are controlled by private for-profit corporations and they make a lot of money on political advertising, so I think the media will never expose how destructive the system has become to our democracy.
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