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WELLINGTON - Britain's baby Prince George embarked Monday on his first official tour, visiting New Zealand with parents William and Kate, but the eight-month-old missed the famed Maori welcome after being whisked indoors amid wild weather.
Strong winds, rain and poor visibility greeted the royals in Wellington at the start of a three-week visit to New Zealand and Australia that marks the beginning of a lifetime of regal duties for the pint-sized prince.
Kate, 32, struggled to keep her dress and pill-box hat under control as she carried her son down the steps of the New Zealand Air Force 757 to be greeted by Prime Minister John Key.
The chubby baby was lightly dressed in shorts and a white cardigan. Kate wore a buttoned-up red coat by designer Catherine Walker, adorned with a silver fern brooch that was a gift to Queen Elizabeth II when she visited New Zealand in 1953.
"I don't think their enthusiasm for coming to New Zealand has been dampened at all by the fact that we all got wet today on the tarmac," Key told reporters. "My sense is that they're going to captivate the nation... hopefully they'll have a great time."
The arrival was one of the first times George, who is third in line to the throne, has been seen in public since his birth on July 22 last year. He will be present at only a few engagements on the tour, with the family based in Wellington and committing to a relatively light schedule of day-trips and rare evening functions while in New Zealand.
George did not attend the official welcoming ceremony on the lawns of Government House, as driving rain swept Wellington.
'Super' Maori welcome
His father William was greeted with a traditional Maori challenge from fearsome-looking tattooed warriors in flax skirts wielding wooden spears, who threw a leaf at his feet as they issued a full-throated battle cry.
The prince responded by picking up the leaf, symbolically showing he was a friend, before he and Kate performed a hongi, or nose-rubbing ceremony, with Maori elders.
Kate - who has never been to New Zealand or Australia before - chatted to warriors in traditional dress with bare backsides, and was overheard telling one of the Maori dancers that the indigenous welcoming ceremony was "super". William, 31, second in line to the throne, is an expert at such functions, having visited both countries several times.
Britain's Prince George, the son of Prince William and his wife Kate, celebrated his third birthday on Friday with his father's office releasing new photographs of the great grandson of Queen Elizabeth.
George, the third-in-line to the British throne, was pictured with the family dog Lupo and playing in the grounds of the country mansion in Norfolk, east England, which belongs to his parents, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge.
Photographs of the young prince, who attends a local nursery, are hugely in demand with the world's media and William and Kate have been fiercely protective of his privacy, leading to some criticism that too few images of the toddler and his one -year-old sister Princess Charlotte have been released.
"The Duke and Duchess hope that people will enjoy seeing these new photographs," William's office said in a statement. "They would like to thank everyone for all the lovely messages they have received as Prince George celebrates his third birthday."
Britain's Prince George had his first day at nursery on Wednesday, prompting his proud mother Kate to take his photograph as she and Prince William dropped him off.
Two pictures, released by royal officials, show the two-year-old prince in a navy blue quilted coat and with a sky blue rucksack on his back arriving at Westacre Montessori School Nursery in Norfolk, eastern England.
Britain's Prince George walking unaided during a visit to the Sensational Butterflies exhibition at the Natural History Museum, ahead of his first birthday on July 22.
Britain's Prince George, together with his parents, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, at the Sensational Butterflies exhibition at the Natural History Museum, ahead of Prince George's first birthday on July 22.
Britain's Prince George, together with his parents, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, looking at a butterfly on his father's hand in a visit to the Sensational Butterflies exhibition at the Natural History Museum, ahead of Prince George's first birthday on July 22.
Prince William's forebears may once have boasted they ruled the waves, but it was his wife Kate who triumphed when the British royals staged a yacht race in New Zealand on Friday.
Under the tutelage of expert sailors from Team New Zealand, the pair took to Auckland Harbour in rival America's Cup racing yachts for a maritime showdown.
Prince William joked beforehand contained "a bit of healthy competition".
Dozens of spectator boats weighed anchor nearby, some sporting signs that read "Team Kate" or "Team Will".
While the second in line to the throne had the edge in experience, having sailed with Team NZ before, it was Kate who claimed bragging rights.
"We were sabotaged," William claimed after the defeat, later saying he only lost because "I wanted a quiet night".
Kate maintained a diplomatic silence but gave a thumbs up to the thousands of people who lined to watch along the foreshores of New Zealand's largest city. - See more at: http://admin.asiaone.com/news/plush/kate-rules-waves-royals-go-sailing-auckland#sthash.PwSraN6j.dpuf
While they were on the water, a plane hired by lobby group Republic New Zealand flew overhead trailing a banner reading "Time for a Kiwi head of state".
"Having the UK supply us with a head of state no longer works for New Zealand, we need our own head of state," the group said in a statement.
There were no such sentiments among the flag-waving crowds, who cheered as the royal couple stayed to shake hands despite the return of the rainy weather that has dogged the first five days of their 10-day New Zealand tour.
Britain's Prince William and wife Kate honoured New Zealand's war dead at a sombre ceremony on April 10 then delighted the crowds when they went walkabout in the small town of Blenheim.
The royal couple laid a wreath of red roses at the town's war memorial for the centenary of World War I and marked a minute's silence before moving along ranks of aged veterans lined up with medals pinned to their chests.
Duchess of Cambridge shaking hands with director Peter Jackson.
Their guide around the facility was World War II Spitfire pilot Harcourt "Bunty" Bunt, still sprightly at 93, who regaled them with stories of the heroics behind some of the flying exhibits.
Prompting cheers among the Union Jack-waving crowd, some of whom arrived at 4:30am to grab a prime position along the barricades, they shook hands and chatted amicably for half an hour.
The couple then took advantage of their first opportunity to meet members of the public since they began a three-week tour of New Zealand and Australia on Monday.
The couple then met director Peter Jackson at the Omaka Aviation Heritage Centre, which the Oscar-winning filmmaker has spent millions of dollars turning into a world-class museum.
William, a qualified helicopter pilot who served in the Royal Air Force, was particularly taken with a Sopwith Pup biplane and hopped into the cockpit for a closer look.
Prince George, who enjoyed a play session with 10 Kiwi babies on Wednesday, did not make the trip to Blenheim, instead staying in Wellington where the family have based themselves for their 10-day New Zealand trip.
Britain's baby Prince George will host his first ever official function on Wednesday, when he has a play date with a group of New Zealand toddlers in Wellington.
The eight-month old, who landed in New Zealand on Monday with parents Prince William and Kate, will meet 10 local babies at an event in Government House organised by non-profit childcare group Plunket.
It will be the first time that a regal function has been organised around the young prince since his birth on July 22 last year.
Since then, he has rarely been seen in public, with his arrival in Wellington one of the few chances royal watchers have had to see the chubby infant.
Plunket president Tristine Clark said the babies at the event were all roughly the same age as George and were the offspring of first-time parents, just like William and Kate.
She said the parents were also selected to reflect the diversity of New Zealand society, including various ethnic groups and a same-sex couple.
"This is a very multi-cultural country and we wanted the Duke and Duchess (of Cambridge) to meet people from all backgrounds."
"We wanted something quite special for the duke and duchess, not just a meet-and-greet and shake hands but something that was actually really enjoyable for them as well," she said.
While the event is meant to be relaxed, Syme said the parents had been advised to address the royals as "Your Royal Highness" on the first instance, followed by their name after that.
She said the parents had also been told not to hesitate to intervene if a royal row erupted between the prince and some of his pint-sized subjects.
"Baby George is as cute as any other baby... but unfortunately he cannot be New Zealand's future head of state, not unless he one day migrates to New Zealand and becomes a citizen," it said.
George, third in line to the throne of all three countries, follows in the footsteps of his father who travelled Down Under with his parents Prince Charles and Diana in 1983 aged nine months.
The three-week royal tour by William, 31, Kate, 32, and George will be one of the first times the young prince has been seen in public since his birth on July 22 last year.
The symbolism of the trip is clear, with George also being directly in line to become king of Australia and New Zealand after grandfather Charles and then William.
George will only be taken to a few specific engagements throughout the trip, their Kensington Palace residence said.
In New Zealand, the royal couple will start their visit in Wellington on Monday with a ceremonial welcome including a Maori dance, and inspect a guard of honour.
George could have some playmates on Wednesday when William and Kate attend a reception at Government House in Wellington with new mothers and their toddlers.
On Thursday they travel to Blenheim for a wreath laying session honouring New Zealand soldiers killed in World War I, which broke out 100 years ago.
They will also meet Prime Minister John Key and attend a state reception where William will unveil a portrait of Queen Elizabeth II.
The couple are in Auckland on Friday, Hamilton and Cambridge on Saturday, Dunedin and Queenstown on Sunday, where they will brave the Shotover Jet.
Christchurch on April 14, where they will pay their respects to victims of the 2011 earthquake.
William's private secretary Miguel Head told reporters in March that the couple had put in a lot of planning for the visit, which will be Kate's first to either country.
Their 11-person entourage will include a hairdresser and a recently-appointed Spanish nanny. They fly to and from London on scheduled flights.
The plane carrying Britain's Prince William, his wife Catherine and baby Prince George arrives at the international airport in Wellington on April 7, 2014.
Police set up a cordon for media to assemble before the arrival of the plane carrying Britain's Prince William, his wife Catherine and baby Prince George at the international airport in Wellington
Britain's Prince William and his wife Catherine meet the Governor-General of New Zealand Lt. Gen. Jerry Mateparae with his wife Janine during a welcoming ceremony
Britain's Prince William (C) and his wife Catherine (L) meet a Maori warrior during a welcoming ceremony at Government House in Wellington
Britain's Prince William (L) receives a "hongi", a traditional Maori greeting, by a Maori elder during a welcoming at Government House in Wellington
Catherine (L), the Duchess of Cambridge, receives a "hongi", a traditional Maori greeting, by a Maori elder during a welcoming at Government House in Wellington
Britain's Prince William (L) is talked through the ceremony performed by a Maori warrior (R) by a Maori elder (2nd L) during a welcoming ceremony
A Maori warrior (L) waits for the royal couple to arrive for a Maori welcome at Government House in Wellington
Britain's Prince George (R) is pictured at an upstairs window during a Maori welcoming ceremony at Government House in Wellington
Britain's Prince William (L) is talked through the ceremony performed by a Maori warrior (R) by a Maori elder (C) during a welcoming ceremony at Government House in Wellington
Britain's Prince William (centre L) meets with local schoolchildren as the Governor-General of New Zealand Lt. Gen. Jerry Mateparae (R) looks on, during a welcoming ceremony at Government House in Wellington
Britain's Prince William (top R) and his wife Catherine (C) meet local schoolchildren during a welcoming ceremony at Government House in Wellington


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|poly(deoxyribonucleotide):poly(deoxyribonucleotide) ligase (AMP-forming)
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Beginning January 15, The IRS Free File program will offer free tax prep software for about 75% of American taxpayers.
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Had a great year last year and suddenly enjoyed a surge in income? You could have a target on your back for an IRS audit. While getting audited is no fun, you can survive! The key to remember is you need to have solid documentation to back up any claims you make about your overall financial picture, particularly your deductions.
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You need to have a dedicated space in your home that is only used for business to take advantage of this deduction. Doing so lets you prorate some household expenses such as utility bills, homeowner's association fees and more on a fractional basis. You have to figure out exactly how much square footage is dedicated to your business in y our home vs. how much square footage you have in your home at large. Of course, this area is also ripe for abuse! You'll need to be able to prove the area you're claiming is separate and exclusive for business use.
2. You give a lot of money to charity
The IRS knows what others who make similar income to you tend to give, and they will question you if you're claiming too much. Again, the key is to have accurate and complete documentation to prove you've made the donation and to prove the value of the donation if it's non-monetary. But even then, there's something of a surprise factor because of how some donations play the car donation card. In general, one of the least scrutinized ways to make a donation is with good old fashioned pen and paper. As USA TODAY notes, "Gifts by check are hard to falsify."
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Wrong spot... This was taken from Mr. Keys' dock.
It looks strange and very cold!
Я сфатаграфаваў Нацыянальная бібліятэка, я быў у захапленні яго архітэктуру. Мне падабаецца фота - L & F. Прывітанне з Бухарэста!
De ningun modo DeJaguth, para es uno de los mejores paisajes que tiene nuestro México y que mejor que el que nos regala Christa desde Coatepec.
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Incorrect location pin: this dock is located in Chester bay
Incorrect location. The Church is located on 4th ave :)
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Pilate asked, "Are you the King of the Jews?" Jesus answered, "My kingdom does not belong to this world." We pray, "Thy kingdom come." If not now — when? If not us — who?
"Peace I leave with you — My peace I give to you."
But where is this peace?
On paper treaties — signed by paper kings?
In words — spoken by tongues choked with too many words?
Peace does not live on paper — nor in crooked words.
In dollars, then? Endless dollars stolen from the poor – the lame –the young – the ill – the homeless?
Dollars printed with blood and sealed with the seal of clay gods?
Peace cannot be purchased with coins – nor bartered for in closed rooms.
The peace which Jesus promised has already been purchased!
Purchased at great cost!
Bought and paid for with the blood of the Lamb.
A peace so simple — and yet impossible for some to see.
It is in love that we find peace.
Love of God above all things — love of neighbor as myself.
"Thy kingdom come."
The kingdom here — but not yet.
The kingdom we must build.
The kingdom — of peace.
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All the latest archaeology news from around the country
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The project leaders give us the latest findings after six years of research on the earliest humans in Britain.
The obscure ownership of archaeological material
Haggai Mor recently worked in one of the world's largest archaeological store and wondered who all the things dug up actaully belong to?
Finding Boudica's Last Battlefield
With the help of computerised terrain analysis, Steve Kaye has narrowed down the possibilities.
The Lost Anglo-Saxon Church of Westbury-on-Trym
Jon Cannon explores a crypt beneath a Bristol church and is greeted with an amazing find.
Finding Private Mather
A victim of battle in WW1 remembered by his family, is finally laid to rest.
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Martin Carver reflects on how and why archaeologists do what we do.
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Conditions on an excavation can occasionally feel like something between a squat and a mudbath. Caroline Wickham-Jones has a way of escape.
The web is primarily a written resource, but archaeology is about more than words and our bodies are primed to receive information in different ways. How does internet archaeology cater for our five senses?
First to one of my favourites: taste. Food is well catered for, though many sites are geared to children. Educational sites like the BBC take us back in time, others provide basic information ("Have you ever wondered what people ate thousands of years ago? Some of it's pretty WILD!"). There are recipes from archaeologists, podcasts, and even a period by period history of salt or a world history of carrots. Material relating to the excavation of food and drink is scarce, though it does exist (eg at Deir el-Medina). Surprisingly few modern eateries adopt an archaeological theme.
Turning to sight, ViArch provides a clearing house for a variety of projects: online games, reconstructions (Okapi Island in Second Life) and a photoblog. Art History Resources links the ancient past to the most recent. To experience the art of the past you can descend into caves, crawl in tombs, or view medieval wall-paintings. Recent research argues the case for studying colour and aesthetics.
Research into the archaeology of sound is developing. Aaron Watson's Archaeoacoustics will alter your perception of neolithic monuments with his auditory dynamics. The International Study Group on Music Archaeology combines archaeology, ancient instruments and musical theory to provide a glimpse of the material culture behind the music (in German). Mixcoacalli provides a similar service for the Americas, and Music Archaeology offers a round up. Actual sound clips are more elusive, though Gallica provides a sample.
Smell is less tangible, though at least one archaeologist has devoted a paper (PDF c1.4MB) to it, and a comprehensive cultural history was published in 1994 (Aroma: The Cultural History of Smell, by C Classen, D Howes and A Synnott, Routledge). Plenty of sites examine the history of perfume; the University of Bristol implies a direct link between archaeologists and bad smells.
Finally touch – a sensitive subject. The vibes of ancient stones have popular appeal (see note at the foot of BritCastles.com). Academics shudder when skulls and artefacts are handed round at the Tomb of the Eagles in Orkney, yet the sensory experience has lingered for many a visiting eight-year-old in a way that traditional museum displays have yet to achieve. Archaeology is tactile; life is tactile – in the past as well as the present, yet research into the way in which people engaged with their world in this way is hard to find on the internet.
I am not the first to think of this. "Toward a sensory archaeology" is an interesting and well-referenced essay from Illinois. Nevertheless, archaeology as widely practised tends to be static and monochrome. We do well to remember that life is not like that; websites and studies like these are an important way to round out our understanding of the past.
Sensing the Past on the Web
Caroline Wickham-Jones teaches archaeology at the University of Aberdeen
ArchAtlas: an odyssey in place and time
The late Andrew Sherratt had a vision for a huge archaeological atlas project, that would transform the way we explore and understand the past. Toby Wilkinson reports on where it is now.
ArchAtlas (pronounced "ark-atlas") was the brainchild of Andrew Sherratt. It was built on his 30 years of collecting and creating archaeological maps on paper, slide and the back of beer mats, and he saw it as a way of exploring spatial archaeological questions through his uniquely visual approach. The first website went online around 2003, developed by Francesco Menotti at the Institute of Archaeology in Oxford. It included a number of interpretative essays on such topics as the origins of farming in south-west Asia, the role of portages in long-distance maritime and overland route networks, and landscape evolution in southern Mesopotamia. It was designed to show the potential of satellite imagery and its interpretation at a wide range of scales for both research and teaching.
After Andrew's death in 2006, Deborah Harlan, Susan Sherratt and Toby Wilkinson inherited the project. We were faced with the problem of whether, and how, to develop it further. We quickly decided to reorganise the website around its special strengths: to focus on the unique "visual essays" which Andrew and others had already created; and to develop the use of global satellite imagery and new visualisation technologies such as Google Earth. These might suggest new approaches to sites and regional settlement histories, in relation to landscape and environmental changes over time. As part of this reorganisation, we established ArchAtlas Journal, identified a number of broad ArchAtlas themes (settlement and urbanism, origins of agriculture, routes, trade and exchange, and visualisation technologies), and set up the ArchAtlas workshops.
The first two workshops (on the reconstruction of early settlement history in the Near East, and the relationship between routes and landscapes in Eurasia) took place in the Department of Archaeology at Sheffield in 2007 and 2009, with the support of the British Academy. They included participants from six different countries, from new postgraduates to senior scholars, and the proceedings are published online in ArchAtlas Journal. The aim of these workshops is to present and discuss key archaeological themes from a spatial point of view, and in a primarily visual manner.
ArchAtlas Journal is intended to be a free-to-view, open-access, web-based scholarly publication. We ask contributors to avoid long texts, and instead focus on a series of annotated, visually-rich slides: hence "visual essays". This allows publication of full-colour graphics or interactive features which can better explain certain problems and ideas than traditional text. We also actively encourage the use of journal images for teaching and research presentations, with due attribution to authors and ArchAtlas. New contributions are warmly welcomed.
In the website's latest version (edition 4), it is slowly being enhanced by the ArchAtlas Atlas. Archaeologists and interested members of the public can be frustrated by the difficulties, when using such powerful tools as Google Earth, of locating published archaeological sites precisely and accurately, and relating them to each other in space. Traditional paper reports often show maps at scales which make it impossible to find sites easily. To address this, all sites mentioned in the ArchAtlas Journal are being integrated with our new OpenAtlas to show their location using Google Maps/Google Earth. Importantly, we try to indicate the degree of confidence we have in the coordinates we provide, rather than simply publish unverified data. Searching by both period and place will also soon be a feature of this section.
The future of archaeological research and information dissemination undoubtedly lies in digital publication, syndication and large-scale machine manipulation of data on themes such as location, topography, geophysics and environment. The amount of data available to archaeologists has already led to increased over-specialisation, and has largely divorced broad interpretations from empirical evidence. Experts, students and the public alike wish to make sense of the big picture: to make this possible means finding ways of sharing structured digital data of varied types, at a wide range of resolution levels. For this reason, besides planning various archaeological tools for the site, ArchAtlas also aims to share data via syndication feeds, to encourage new links with other online resources and traditional publications.
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Awwwww :) That's great. If only others could be reasonable and measured in their responses. I had hoped the CofE would make such a statement, but they again allowed a homophobic bigot to write a vile and nasty press release.
Thank you Dr Morgan. :)
bout time too!
And "one day" we may give you praise for that. Well, not really because BELATEDLY recognising equal humanity isn't praiseworthy, it's pretty pathetic.
But hey, here's a cookie for deciding that one day, maybe, just possible, in the future, kinda, you will accept that we're full human beings due respect. Until then I will return the contempt they show me
They complain that there isn't sufficient protection to prevent them from exercising their bigotry. So the government includes a clause that gives them what they want and then they complain about that. It's obvious that this is not about protecting them, but continuing to deny us our rights because of their homophobia. Dr Morgan wants to have his cake and eat it. Pathetic.
Ideally they want to ban same sex marriage altogether, but they recognise that weddings are very profitable for the church and if they can't stop it then they want a cut of all that lovely money.
They hate the gays, but they love money more.
So why doesn't Morgan get it over with, declare support for equal marriage and participate once the legislation is written into law? What's he afraid of?
'One day'
Your reverence we really are so obliged, so humbled that 'one day' this may happen.
Man in a frock be humbled thay anyone even wants to come in to your church.
One day you'll have plenty of time to get the legislation on the books needed to allow you to conduct SSM's.
In the meantime stfu and enjoy your quadruple lock.
Seems to me the time to jump on board is now. Once the boat has left the dock .It will be very difficult indeed to try to establish some sort of future credibility on this issue. And your future demise will already be written into the history books. As you and your church will no longer be relevent to the future.
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This species has a very large range, and hence does not approach the thresholds for Vulnerable under the range size criterion (Extent of Occurrence <20,000 km2 combined with a declining or fluctuating range size, habitat extent/quality, or population size and a small number of locations or severe fragmentation). The population trend is not known, but the population is not believed to be decreasing sufficiently rapidly to approach the thresholds under the population trend criterion (>30% decline over ten years or three generations). The population size has not been quantified, but it is not believed to approach the thresholds for Vulnerable under the population size criterion (<10,000 mature individuals with a continuing decline estimated to be >10% in ten years or three generations, or with a specified population structure). For these reasons the species is evaluated as Least Concern.
Taxonomic note
Yuhina castaniceps (Sibley and Monroe 1990, 1993) has been split into Y. castaniceps and Y. torqueola following Collar (2006).
Brazil, M. 2009. Birds of East Asia: eastern China, Taiwan, Korea, Japan, eastern Russia. Christopher Helm, London.
Collar, N. J. 2006. A partial revision of the Asian Babblers (Timaliidae). Forktail: 85-112.
del Hoyo, J.; Elliott, A.; Christie, D. 2007. Handbook of the Birds of the World, vol. 12: Picathartes to Tits and Chickadees. Lynx Edicions, Barcelona, Spain.
IUCN. 2015. The IUCN Red List of Threatened Species. Version 2015-4. Available at: www.iucnredlist.org. (Accessed: 19 November 2015).
Sibley, C.G. and Monroe, B.L. 1990. Distribution and Taxonomy of Birds of the World. Yale University Press, New Haven, USA.
Sibley, C.G. and Monroe, B.L. 1993. A supplement to 'Distribution and Taxonomy of Birds of the World'. Yale University Press, New Haven, USA.
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BirdLife International (2016) Species factsheet: Yuhina torqueola. Downloaded from http://www.birdlife.org on 27/10/2016. Recommended citation for factsheets for more than one species: BirdLife International (2016) IUCN Red List for birds. Downloaded from http://www.birdlife.org on 27/10/2016.
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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There are not many institutions buying this stock as far as I know.
It started at $0.45 this year and It will go back.
Good luck to all.
I am neither long or short on this stock and I just want to prove that I am right.
I might be wrong but it's fun to watch this game.
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Why do you need to prove anything Y? You make no money either way. If this stock were to go back to a buck I would seriously consider selling everything I possibly could to purchase shares. IMO this stock is cheap at 2 dollars.
top 5 easiest shorts in stock market history
This company only has $3M cash left.
What do you think they will do after they run out of cash?
Financing or issue more shares.
The EV project is going to the end this year and 70% of the revenue on Q1 came from this ending project.
With $100M government investment they still couldn't make a profit. What's next?
10000 slow charging stations is not going to make them profitable.
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Do you think methadone is safe for staying off of heroin, or other narcotics? I have a friend who has been on it for a long time, has never gone back to using street drugs and has been successful in staying off all other drugs.
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Methadone is a synthetic narcotic that has been used for more than 30 years as a treatment for heroin addiction. It works by "pre-empting" the effects of heroin, blocking its euphoric qualities while eliminating withdrawal symptoms and relieving the craving for the drug. Methadone only works for those addicted to heroin or other opiates – it won't help those hooked on cocaine or other drugs.
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Over time, long term use of methadone has proved more effective than short-term use. (Once they complete a short-course of methadone, addicts tend to go back to heroin.) Although your friend is now addicted to methadone, long-term use of this drug is relatively safe with no serious or long term adverse side effects to the heart, lungs, liver, kidneys, bones, blood, brain or other vital organs. However, in November 2006, the FDA warned of serious, potentially fatal, side effects when methadone is taken too often, in too high doses or with certain other medications or supplements. Among those side effects: difficulty breathing; extreme drowsiness; fast, slow, pounding, or irregular heartbeat; faintness; severe dizziness; or confusion. These dangers tend to occur among patients new to methadone treatment.
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Cornyandy, if I could sing "Nessun Dorma" out of my horn like Pavorotti sang it I'd be a rich man. That's my favorite opera piece of all time.
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Totally agree with the 'sing' comment but differently than Andy was saying. To 'sing' the melodies, intervals, pitches in your head before sound even enters the horn is probably one of the greatest tips.
Helps tremendously with sight reading, too.
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I'm a tenor too (ahem couple of second tenor leads and a lot of chorus work honestly I think I've got more chance of Nesty Doormat on the Horn than the voice) Seriously start with mezzo aria, see if you can get the horn to cry in "Softly Awakes my Heart" or "Rusalka's Song to the Moon" and go on from there. Also Listen to Alison Balsom's new recording of Arbans Theme and Variaitons from "Norma" Largely bassed on "Casta Diva"
I like left mids comment too about singing the tune in your head before it comes out. I think it all hankers back to what comes out of the bell being the morst important thing
1.) Rhythm is primary
2.) "If you want to improve your roll, then roll - 10 minutes a day, every day"
(The second one was related by a college level percussion instructor about what his college level teacher told him when he approached him for some sage advice, or tip or trick that was going to help him improve his drum roll. The take-away from it is that sometimes there is no shortcut, or "magic pill" that is going to do it for you, and that the best approach is disciplined, focused practice. When you think about it, how often do you really grind out even 10 minutes of focused practice on a single aspect of your playing?)
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Home Missions Director
Pastor Paul M. Nash
One word could sum up Pastor Nash's life – passion. Passion for the Word of God and for the local congregation. Pastor Paul M. Nash has been the Director of AFLC Home Missions since 1995. He graduated from AFLBS in 1973, Moorhead State University in 1976, and the Association Free Lutheran Seminary in 1979.
Pastor Nash married his Bible School sweetheart, Laurie Dietsche, in 1974. Together they have three children and ten grandchildren. Their decades of ministry together have taken them to four different congregations in MI, ND, MN, and TX. Two of these were Home Mission churches, which gave him an on-the-ground understanding of the everyday challenges and joys that a mission congregation experiences.
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Mr. Lavon O. Bohling
Lavon Bohling has been married to Fern since 1962. Together Lavon and Fern have three children and eight grandchildren.
Lavon earned a Bachelor's degree from the University of Nebraska in 1965 and a Masters degree in Aerospace Education from Middle Tennessee State University in 1973. His prior work experience includes teaching high school science and working for two manufacturing companies in Kansas and Nebraska. An active pilot since 1967, flying has been a significant part of his work for nearly all of his working life. He holds Commercial and Flight Instructor certificates plus several additional ratings.
Lavon was called to work in the AFLC Missions office in 2001 and recently resigned from that position January 2012. He still serves as executive director of FLAPS, the Free Lutheran Association of Pilot Supporters.
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Mr. Loren Tungseth
Loren Tungseth and his wife Sharon live in Fergus Falls, MN. Loren's expertise is accounting and finance, a field he worked in for 38 years before retiring from ShoreMaster, Inc. spring 2011.
Loren has an inside view of Home Missions, having worked closely with Director Paul Nash as a valued member of the Home Missions Committee from 2002-2011. The Home Missions Committee called Loren for a new part-time position as Director of Resource Management summer of 2011. His three fold job description is 1) to oversee the AFLC Home Mission work in Alaska. 2) To help oversee the presentation of Home Mission ministry opportunities (Come Join Us) to the AFLC. 3) To help oversee and steward AFLC Home Mission finances.
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Ms. Julia Prichard
Julia was born into a Christian home and was raised in the Twin Cities area. She attended an AFLC congregation growing up and graduated from AFLBS in 2011. She has a heart for discipleship, building community, and serving ministry workers.
Before coming to the Home Missions office, Julia worked as an administrative assistant in both medical and accounting fields as well as running her own photography business.
Parish Building Recruiter
Ms. Michelle Alverson
Michelle Alverson, joined the Home Missions Staff as a part-time Parish Building Recruiter in Spring 2016. Michelle is a 2013 AFLBS grad, she served on summer teams, has served on the Alaska VBS team, and went to Hagerstown, MD as a Parish Builder in 2014. She is currently a Dorm Assistant at AFLBS.
Michelle is a gifted communicator and leads with an encouraging and serving spirit. Her passion for Jesus and heart for young adults has been a tremendous asset to the Home Missions Family!
HM Support Staff
Mr. Bryce McMinn
Bryce is a 1st year seminarian at AFLTS. He and his wife, Erin, recently moved onto the AFLC campus with their five children, Noah (9), Elliot (7), Caleb (5), Lillian (3) and Joshua (1). Members of Ruthfred Lutheran Church in Pennsylvania, the McMinns have lived in Harrisburg, PA for the past four years, where Bryce served as executive director at Morning Star Pregnancy Services.
Bryce earned his bachelor's degree in business administration from the University of Pittsburgh in 2001, and his master's degree in Organizational Leadership from Geneva College in 2008.
Bryce joined the Home Missions staff in fall 2016.
Home Missions Committee
Rev. Jerry Peterson, Oklahoma City, OK
Vice Chairman:
Mr. Ron Jorgenson, Beulah, ND
Rev. Joe Ocker, Frost, MN
Rev. Dale Finstrom, Fertile, MN
Mr. Carl Busse, Humbolt, TN
Mr. Bob Christian, Newark, IL
Mr. Kenn Graham, Camarillo, CA
Home Missions Support Staff
Alaska Project Manager
Mr. Rod Scheel
Rod and his wife Jo live in Fergus Falls, MN. Rod is recently retired from Ottertail Power Company, is a pilot and ham radio operator. He started working as our Alaska Project Manager in November 2015. His first project will be helping get translators up and running for KAKN radio station.
Manager of The Net
Mrs. Bobbie Overgaard
Details coming soon!
Managers of the Oasis in Springfield, MO
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i just called this guys office to set up a physical. I was told that each person who sees him MUST pay a $1800 a year fee in order to be his patient. they do not bill your insurance, they bill you! Wow, never heard of this one.
Dr Gerard is a great doctor who truly cares about his patients and their well being.
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