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Lineup of PC-9 aircraft from No 2 FTS at RAAF Base Pearce
|Airport type
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|Elevation AMSL
|150 ft / 46 m
|31°40′04″S 116°00′54″E / 31.66778°S 116.01500°ECoordinates: 31°40′04″S 116°00′54″E / 31.66778°S 116.01500°E
RAAF Base Pearce (ICAO: YPEA) is the main Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) base in Western Australia. It is located in Bullsbrook, north of Perth. It is used for training by the RAAF and the Republic of Singapore Air Force.
Pearce is the busiest RAAF base in the country in terms of total aircraft movements, including civil movements at the Joint User bases. Although its primary role is pilot training, it remains the only permanent Air Force base on the west coast, and thus has a significant logistics role.
RAAF Gingin is a small airfield located near Pearce that is also used for flying training. The airfield is owned by the Air Force and is managed by RAAF Base Pearce. A rotation of Air Traffic Controllers travel from Pearce each day to provide services, when requested by the flying units.
RAAF Base Pearce was officially granted "station" status on 6 February 1939. It was named in honour of Sir George Pearce, a long-standing Senator from Western Australia. Pearce was elected to the inaugural Senate in 1901 and remained a Senator for Western Australia until 1938. He was Minister for Defence in four separate ministries including the period 1910 to 1913 when the Central Flying School was established.[2]
The base opened with two resident squadrons, Nos. 14 and 25 Squadrons.
During World War II, No. 5 Initial Training School (ITS) was formed at RAAF Pearce as part of the Empire Air Training Scheme. Recruits commenced their military service at the ITS, learning fundamentals such as mathematics, navigation and aerodynamics.
On 10 September 1950 a one-off motor race meeting, called the "Air Force Handicap" was held as a part of an RAAF air show.[3] The circuit was triangular in shape, and used all three runways of the base.[4] The feature race was won on handicap by Syd Negus in a Plymouth Special, ahead of Syd Barker in a Ballot V8 and Arthur Collett in an MG TC.[3]
Air showsEdit
The 2005 Defence Force Air Show, held at Pearce on 19–20 November, marked the first visit to Perth of the United States Air Force (USAF) B-1B Lancer bomber. The 2012 Defence Force Air Show, held at Pearce on 19–20 May, included visits by a USAF B-52 bomber, a USAF KC-135 tanker, an RAAF AEW&C Wedgetail and an RSAF C-130 Hercules.
Data from RAAF Base Pearce official site,[5] except where noted:
|Unit name
|Force Element Group
|No. 2 Flying Training School
|Air Force Training Group[6]
|Operates PC-9 trainers
|No. 25 (City of Perth) Squadron
|Air Force Training Group[6]
|Air Force Reserve
|No. 79 Squadron
|Air Combat Group[7]
|Operates Hawk 127 fighter-trainers
|No. 453 Squadron Pearce Flight
|Surveillance and Response Group[8][9]
|Air traffic control
|No. 1 Airfield Operations Support Squadron Detachment Pearce
|Combat Support Group[10]
|Airfield engineering
|No. 1 Expeditionary Health Squadron Detachment Pearce
|Combat Support Group[10]
|No. 1 Security Force Squadron Detachment
|Combat Support Group[10]
|Combat Support Unit Pearce
|Combat Support Group[11]
|Base managers
The Republic of Singapore Air Force's No. 130 Squadron is also located at Pearce, and operates training aircraft.
The base is home a mockup of a Boeing 747 used for counter-terrorism training[12] and has been used by the Special Air Service Regiment. Built in 2010 the mockup is smaller than an average Boeing 747 and has two non-flying engines with a fictional Emu Airlines livery.
Other usesEdit
RAAF Base Pearce is used by the Australian Air Force Cadets as a headquarters and for promotional courses, as well as serving as headquarters for No. 7 Wing and premises for No. 701 Squadron (AAFC).[13] An airliner mock-up has been built on base to serve as an anti-hijacking training aid for the Australian Special Air Service's counter-terrorism squadron, also known as Tactical Assault Group (West). It is used to practise airliner entry and hostage rescue drills.
In 2014 the base was the hub for the search of the southern Indian Ocean for Malaysia Airlines Flight 370. It hosted search aircraft from six other nations including a United States Navy P-8 Poseidon, P-3 Orions of the Royal New Zealand Air Force, Japanese Maritime Self-Defense Force and Republic of Korea Navy, and Ilyushin Il-76s of the Chinese People's Liberation Army Air Force.[14][15]
See alsoEdit
|Wikimedia Commons has media related to RAAF Base Pearce.
- ^ YPEA – Pearce (PDF). AIP En Route Supplement from Airservices Australia, effective 10 November 2016, Aeronautical Chart Archived 10 April 2012 at the Wayback Machine.
- ^ Beddie, B. "Pearce, Sir George Foster (1870–1952)". Australian Dictionary of Biography. National Centre of Biography, Australian National University. Retrieved 10 March 2014.
- ^ a b Walker, Terry (1995). Fast Tracks - Australia's Motor Racing Circuits: 1904-1995. Wahroonga, NSW: Turton & Armstrong. p. 124. ISBN 0908031556.
- ^ Galpin, Darren. "Pearce". GEL Motorsport Information Page. Retrieved 3 April 2016.
- ^ "RAAF Base Pearce". Royal Australian Air Force. Retrieved 4 April 2014.
- ^ a b "Air Force Training Group". Royal Australian Air Force. Retrieved 4 April 2014.
- ^ "No. 79 Squadron". Royal Australian Air Force. Retrieved 4 April 2014.
- ^ "Surveillance and Response Group". Royal Australian Air Force. Retrieved 4 April 2014.
- ^ "Senator Feeney celebrates the reformation of No. 452 and 453 Squadrons at RAAF Base Williamtown". Media release. Senator The Hon. David Feeney MP Parliamentary Secretary for Defence. 16 February 2011. Retrieved 4 April 2014.
- ^ a b c "Combat Support Group". Royal Australian Air Force. Retrieved 4 April 2014.
- ^ "No. 396 Expeditionary Combat Support Wing". Royal Australian Air Force. Retrieved 4 April 2014.
- ^ Cenciotti, David (10 May 2012). "Boeing 747 mock-up used for Special Forces counter-terrorism training in Western Australia". The Aviationist. Retrieved 13 April 2015.
- ^ "7 Wing AAFC". Australian Air Force Cadets. 2015. Retrieved 13 April 2015.
- ^ "Malaysia plane search: China checks new 'debris' image". BBC. 22 March 2014. Retrieved 22 March 2014.
- ^ "Defence supports search for aircraft". Department of Defence. 23 March 2014.


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Preview: Movement; finally felt by him...
Disclaimer: V for Vendetta and all characters therein are the property of Warner Brothers Entertainment Company and DC Comics.
Author's notes: The second in a string of short stories that I will refer to as the "Learning to Fly" series. These will be upbeat stories centered around V's decision to move forward and take life as it comes.
Rating: This story is rated PG. As always, constructive criticism and advice are always appreciated!
V basked in the warm afterglow of their lovemaking.
He never could predict how it would affect him. Sometimes it invigorated him to the point that he felt that he either had to rise from the bed to do battle with his fat metal friend or remain and repeat his performance until his body, or Evey, had finally had enough. Other times it calmed him almost instantly, allowing him a rare, tranquil respite from his body's usual frenetic kinetic compulsion.
This time he was thankfully calm and blissfully relaxed, his arms thrown around his lover's body and tucked under her arms, his head resting on her chest as she ran her fingers over his head and shoulders, stroking his scarred hide.
He sighed heavily in utter contentment at his current state of being.
"Are you alright?" Evey asked, having heard his sigh.
"Very," he murmured sleepily.
She made a sudden sound, which caused him to lift his head and look at her with concern. "Love?"
In the soft glow of light that streamed in through the open bedroom door, he could see her smile.
She squirmed and managed to get hold of his left hand, then brought it down to her lower abdomen, where she pressed it flat near the ridge of her pubic bone.
...And something moved!
It didn't just move; it rolled and then a smaller part of it pushed outwards.
He sat bolt upright, his hand franticly searching for more movement.
It was his child; his child! And as suddenly as that, she was no longer merely a concept; she was finally very real indeed! He'd seen the recent pictures, but this... this was no two dimensional picture; this was her!
"My God..." he breathed, then gasped as she moved again.
Evey snickered. "I think you really woke her up with all that knocking about a little while ago. She's quite upset with you!"
"Hmmm," he managed to breath. "I wonder; does that mean her disposition is like to mine... or to yours?"
It earned him a playful swat from her.
"Well now; that answers that question, doesn't it?"
She laughed and swatted him harder.
He searched around her lower belly for a time, but could find no further evidence of his child; she had retreated. "I believe she has retired for the night," he breathed, then lay back down next to Evey, stretching himself to his full length and at the same time seeking out her neck.
Her arms encircled him as he nibbled. "What are you thinking?" she somehow managed to ask as she squirmed under his attentions.
"I'm thinking that I want to wake her up again," he mumbled against her ear.
That had her laughing loudly as she pushed him away. "I think not!"
In the next instant he was on her, pinning her gently beneath his weight so that he could kiss her at his leisure. "Actually, I am quite content right now," he whispered when he came up for air. "But no words can adequately describe to you the depths of my emotion at having finally felt the life you carry; the living child we have been blessed with. I..." he had to stop for a moment to take a few deep breaths as his voice broke. "I feel so undeserving of such a gift..."
She prodded him and he rolled onto his side, keeping her in his embrace as he did so.
"You are far more deserving than anyone I know," she countered fiercely. "Myself included. You sacrificed so much of yourself for what you knew was right. You actually did what most of us thought impossible; you remade your world... our world." She stroked his cheek and kissed him. "V, you deserve this gift above all others. This is your immortality, and therefore mine as well and if ever there was a spirit that deserved to live on through their descendants, it's yours!"
He stared at her in amazement at her words. "You truly feel that strongly about me; a man who has killed and sometimes killed innocents as well, in his quest for vengeance?"
"Yes," she replied instantly. "And I know you mourned those innocents, those officers who blindly followed orders from their corrupt commanders, but the point is that you took great pains to avoid harming them and in the end that came down to self defense."
"Evey..." he breathed as she kissed his chin and moved on to his jawline. "You cannot mean this..."
"I do," she murmured. "Every word. You, my love are truly unique; one in a million at least... and I speak not of your mutations, not of those abilities, but of your spirit; of who you are and how you think. I pray that all our children inherit that; that they all can reason and think as you do. I desperately want them to have your spirit."
V felt an actual lump in his throat and the sting of tears trying to be shed. He knew the depth of her love for him; how could he not? But this; to find out how much she admired him... It left him both elated and humbled.
"Well then..." he began and then had to clear his throat. "If our children have my spirit, as you so hope, then I must fervently pray that they also have your compassion; your heart, for those traits must go together in order for there to be a balance. If they can have those two things from us, then I believe that they will have good lives and useful ones at that."
Evey smiled, then stiffened with a gasp. "She's doing somersaults!"
He placed a hand back on her belly and laughed at the activity he felt. "There. You see; she agrees with me," he husked. Then his smile faded as he again realized that this was his child he felt beneath his hand. "In truth, I am all amazement at this... and somewhat envious of you, for you get to feel her all the time, while I must wait to hold her."
Evey snorted. "I'll remember you said that when I need your help getting out of a chair. And when she arrives, I'll be more than glad to let you take over carrying her."
"My love, this poor child will be begging me to put her down," he quipped.
Evey rolled her eyes. "Mark my words, V; the first time she messes her nappy, you'll be handing her back!"
He pretended to be horrified. "Diapers! Egad... I hadn't thought of that. You will, I trust, be in charge of those!"
"Ah, and here it is..." she announced. "We have finally discovered the one thing that codename V is afraid of; baby diapers! Good lord, let's hope that the gangs in this city don't start wearing them!"
"You're being very silly, my dear," he chastised. "I'm not at all afraid of diapers, only of the surprises to be found in the dirty ones."
He laughed and kissed her. "Love, you know very well that I've seen and smelled far worse than this little one can dole out. I do intend to be a 'hands on' father."
"I knew you would be," she said, stroking the sparse hair at the back of his head. "And I cannot wait to see it."
They were silent for a time and then Evey spoke, "I wonder what she'll look like?"
"As do I."
"I hope she looks like you."
"I hope not!" he replied indignantly, but mostly to get a rise out of her.
"...I meant as you once looked, you ninny!" she huffed.
"So did I."
"And what is wrong with that?" She was the one who now feigned indignation.
He laughed, giving himself away. "I guess we'll each just have to hope for the best then, but I would much rather have her looking like her mother; petite and lovely."
"Oh well, I suppose that I can look forward to a boy who favors his father in a year or two..." she sighed.
He kissed her passionately then, stopping only briefly enough to husk out, "Now there is a wish that I will try my best to make come true. After all, you've already made all my wishes a reality."
"What is that poking me in the hip?"
"Nothing. Ignore it," he breathed, smiling against her mouth.
"I said in a year or two... not right now," she giggled as he went back on the attack.
"Practice.." he mumbled.
"How about we practice getting some sleep, then?" she giggled back. "Your daughter is tired and so am I."
With a wolfish grin, he rolled onto his back and tucked her in her customary place against his side. He planted a quick kiss on her forehead and hugged her tightly.
"Good night, my little one," he murmured, suddenly sleepy himself.
"Good night... daddy."
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Simple Lentil Loaf with cooked lentils plus quick oatmeal, onion, garlic, tomato sauce and Italian herb seasoning.
2 cups cooked lentils
1 cup quick oatmeal
1/2 cup onion, chopped
1 clove garlic, minced
2 cups tomato sauce
1-1/2 teaspoon Italian herb seasoning
Recipe Directions
Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Combine all ingredients and salt and pepper to taste in a bowl. Mix thoroughly and press mixture into a lightly oiled loaf pan. Bake 50 minutes or until Simple Lentil loaf is cooked through.
Nutrition Information
Calories: 235;
Fat: 1.9g;
Cholesterol: 0mg;
Protein: 13.8g;
Carbohydrate: 43.8g;
Fiber: 13.2g;
Sodium: 745mg
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Dietary Exchanges: Vegetable: 2.0, Bread: 2.2
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George King (basketball)
King from The Monticola, 1962
|Personal information
August 16, 1928
Charleston, West Virginia
|October 5, 2006
(aged 78)
Naples, Florida
|Listed height
|6 ft 0 in (1.83 m)
|Listed weight
|175 lb (79 kg)
|Career information
|High school
|Stonewall Jackson
(Charleston, West Virginia)
|Charleston (1946–1950)
|NBA draft
|1950 / Round: 8 / Pick: 89th overall
|Selected by the Chicago Stags
|Playing career
|3, 15
|Career history
|As player:
|Syracuse Nationals
|Cincinnati Royals
|As coach:
|Morris Harvey College
|West Virginia (Asst.)
|West Virginia
|Career highlights and awards
|Career statistics
|4,219 (10.3 ppg)
|1,606 (3.9 rpg)
|1,958 (4.8 apg)
|Stats at Basketball-Reference.com
George Smith King, Jr. (August 16, 1928 – October 5, 2006) was an American professional basketball player and collegiate coach. He was born in Charleston, West Virginia.
College playing career[edit]
George King attended Morris Harvey College (now the University of Charleston), where he led his team to four NCAA championship tournaments. He averaged 31.2 points per game in 1950 and scored a total of 2,535 points in 117 games in his college career. He received his A.B. degree in physical education in 1950. In both his junior and senior years, he was named West Virginia's Amateur Athlete of the Year.
Professional playing career[edit]
Syracuse Nationals, Cincinnati Royals[edit]
George King was picked in the 8th round of the 1950 NBA draft. In 1955, King led the Syracuse Nationals to the Finals, where he hit the series-clinching free throw in Game 7 and had a key steal to win the championship. After five seasons with the Nationals, he spent his last season in the NBA with the Cincinnati Royals. He holds career averages of 10.3 points, 3.9 rebounds and 4.8 assists a game in six seasons.
In 1956, King toured eleven Middle East countries with the Nationals for the Educational Exchange Service of the State Department. A year later, he became the first American to give basketball coaching clinics in Africa.
College coaching career[edit]
Morris Harvey College[edit]
After his tenure with the Nationals, King spent a season coaching college basketball at his alma mater, Morris Harvey,[1] before returning for his last season in the NBA with the Royals.
West Virginia[edit]
George King began his coaching career at West Virginia University as an assistant under head coach Fred Schaus. In 1961, he became the head coach after Schaus left for the chance to coach the Los Angeles Lakers. He coached the Mountaineers with an overall record of 102-43 and led them to three Southern Conference tournament championships and three NCAA Tournaments.
Before King began his coaching career, he received his master's degree in physical education at WVU in 1957[2] (before he ended his NBA career).
King moved on to coaching at Purdue University, located in West Lafayette, Indiana, where he took over for Ray Eddy at the head coaching position. During his tenure, he compiled a 109–64 record. He won a Big Ten Championship and took the Boilermakers to its only NCAA Final appearance in 1969, losing to John Wooden's UCLA. On that 1968–69 season, Purdue led the nation with 94.8 points a game on a team that consisted of notable players such as Rick Mount and Billy Keller. After stepping down as the head coach in 1972, he became the predecessor of his former West Virginia predecessor, Fred Schaus. He served as the school's athletic director from then on until 1992.
For the next 21 years as Purdue's seventh athletics director, King directed the Boilermaker program through a period of tremendous growth and change. He oversaw the emergence of women's athletics at the varsity level at Purdue in 1976–77. Extremely revered by his peers in the profession, King served as President of the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA), and chairperson of the NCAA's prestigious Committee on Committees and the NCAA Postseason Bowl (now known as Special Events) committee.[3]
He was one of the youngest AD's in the nation and was the only one who also coached in the 1971–72 season. King is a member of both the Purdue and the University of Charleston Athletic Halls of Fame.[2]
Later years and death[edit]
King received an honorary doctorate from the renamed University of Charleston in 1983, when he was also named recipient of a Distinguished Alumni Award. He was named to the prestigious Honors Committee of the National Basketball Hall of Fame in Springfield, Massachusetts, in 1982, and to the University of Charleston Athletic Hall of Fame in 1985. He also was honored as the recipient of NACDA's 1990 James J. Corbett Memorial Award.
King retired from Purdue in 1992 and was named to the school's Hall of Fame in 2001.[3]
King died at the age of 78 at the Hospice of Naples in Naples, Florida, around 11:30 a.m. of October 5, 2006, surrounded by his family. He is survived by his spouse of 57 years, Jeanne G. King; children George, Kristy Jeanne, Kathy Jan, Kerry Jo and Gordon Scott; 18 grandchildren; nine great grandchildren; many nieces and nephews; and two sisters.[2]
- ^ "M-H Coach Resigns". Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. Associated Press (AP). August 12, 1957. p. 20. Retrieved June 6, 2016.
- ^ a b c George King, Purdue Hall of Famer, 78 purduesports.com
- ^ a b George King dies at 78 rivals.com/Yahoo! Sports
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By Gail Mitchell
LOS ANGELES (Billboard) - On the chorus of her latest single, "I Am," Mary J. Blige sings in her riveting voice: "Ain't nobody gonna touch you better... more than I am." Since breaking through with her first R&B charting single and first No. 1 in 1992, "You Remind Me," few performers have touched fans' inner emotions quite like Blige.
Nearly 20 years later, that emotional connection shows no signs of fraying. The nine-time Grammy Award-winning singer-songwriter -- who has earned such sobriquets as the Queen of Hip-Hop Soul and the Empress of Soul -- returns December 21 with her ninth studio album, "Stronger" (Matriach/Geffen/Interscope).
Produced and co-written by Stargate, "I Am" debuted at No. 46 on Billboard's Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs chart. Not only was the bow the singer's best start since 2007, but it also marked her 17th top 50 debut as a lead artist -- the most by a female -- and her 59th appearance overall among women, second only to the Queen of Soul herself, Aretha Franklin (99).
In addition to Stargate, Blige enlisted the production and songwriting talent of Ryan Leslie, Polow Da Don, the Runners, Ne-Yo, Akon, Bryan-Michael Cox, Rodney Jerkins, the Stereotypes, D'Mile and Geffen chairman Ron Fair. Guests on the set include Trey Songz, Drake (the previously released track "The One") and T.I. Appearing as a bonus song on the album is the title track, a previously issued single from the "More Than a Game" soundtrack.
On the heels of performing "I Am" at the November 22 American Music Awards, Blige is gearing up for a series of performances. Fans will be able to catch Blige on "The Jay Leno Show" (December 17), "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" (December 18), the "Christmas in Washington" special with President Barack Obama and first lady Michelle Obama (December 20), "Today" (December 22) and "The View" (December 23). On the retail front, Blige taped an episode for Wal-Mart's Soundstage promotion.
Blige is also busy on the entrepreneurial front. Her Matriarch Records recently released the original motion picture soundtrack to the critically acclaimed film "Precious." In addition to co-writing a song specifically commissioned for the soundtrack with Raphael Saadiq, "I Can See in Color," Blige doubled as executive producer of the set, which features previously recorded tracks by Jean Carn, Queen Latifah and Labelle.
In the meantime, Blige and her manager and husband, Kendu Isaacs, are launching Matriarch Entertainment to develop TV and film projects. Blige's acting roles have included parts in "The Ghost Whisperer," "Entourage" and, most recently, Tyler Perry's "I Can Do Bad All by Myself."
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Australia's Virtual Herbarium (AVH) is the contribution of Australian herbaria to the Atlas of Living Australia (ALA). Currently, data is delivered to AVH by the eight Commonwealth, state and territory herbaria and the Australian Tropical Herbarium. We hope to include records from university herbaria in the near future.
Herbarium specimen data is catalogued in accordance with the data entry standards and protocols of each herbarium. The data is then exported to AVH using the HISPID (Herbarium Information Systems Protocol for the Interchange of Data) standard. Most contributing herbaria deliver their data to AVH dynamically using a BioCASe provider, which provides new and updated records to AVH on a daily basis.
Once aggregated in the ALA BioCache, the data is further standardised and a range of quality checks are applied to enhance data retrieval and analysis. The standardisation and data processing applied in the BioCache is described below. The unprocessed data provided by the herbaria is always available; an overview of the provided versus processed data is available for each record via the Record detail page.
Australia's Virtual Herbarium contains records of the holdings of Australian herbaria, both of Australian and foreign collections. It also contains records of cultivated plants and introduced occurrences and while we have the Establishment means field to indicate whether a plant is cultivated or not native, this has not always been used. AVH records may also just be wrong. A record in AVH of a species from a certain location only means that there is a specimen with this species name from the given location, not necessarily that the species with that name naturally occurs at that location. The major asset of AVH is that all records are based on preserved specimens, so they can, to a large extent, be verified. It is up to the user to decide whether or not verification is warranted. By itself AVH data is not more reliable than data you get from anywhere else.
The name of the herbarium at which the specimen is held. The following herbaria currently contribute specimen data to AVH:
AD – State Herbarium of South Australia
BRI – Queensland Herbarium
CANB – Australian National Herbarium
CNS – Australian Tropical Herbarium
DNA – Northern Territory Herbarium
HO – Tasmanian Herbarium
JCT – James Cook University Herbarium
LTB – La Trobe University Herbarium
MEL – National Herbarium of Victoria
MELU – National Herbarium of Victoria
NE – University of New England N.C.W. Beadle Herbarium
NSW – National Herbarium of New South Wales
PERTH – Western Australian Herbarium
WOLL – Janet Cosh Herbarium, University of Wollongong
Herbarium code
The Index Herbariorum code of the herbarium at which the specimen is held.
Catalogue number
The catalogue number is an identifier for the physical specimen. In AVH, catalogue numbers consist of the Herbarium code, followed by a space and then the catalogue number used at the institution. The search for catalogue number uses an exact match, so the catalogue number entered needs to be exactly the same as it is in AVH. Catalogue number formats applied at the different herbaria are listed in Table 1.
Table 1. Catalogue number formats used by the herbaria that contribute data to Australia's Virtual Herbarium
|Australian National Herbarium
|a number of up to six digits
|a number of up to seven digits
|Australian Tropical Herbarium
|a number of up to six digits
|a number of up to six digits
|National Herbarium of New South Wales
|a number of up to six digits
|National Herbarium of Victoria
|a string of seven digits (with leading zeroes for numbers less than 1000000) followed by one letter
|Northern Territory Herbarium
|a string of one letter followed by seven digits – the letter indicates whether the specimen originates from the Darwin Herbarium (D) or the Alice Springs Herbarium (A)
|Queensland Herbarium
|a string of two letters (AQ) followed by seven digits
|State Herbarium of South Australia
|a number of up to nine digits, sometimes followed by a single letter
|a number of up to five digits, sometimes followed by a single letter
|a number of up to five digits, sometimes followed by a single letter
|Tasmanian Herbarium
|a number of up to six digits
|Western Australian Herbarium
|a number of up to eight digits
Note that previous versions of AVH used the term 'Accession number' instead of catalogue number.
ALA record ID
The record id is a unique identifier applied to the specimen record in the ALA BioCache. The ALA record ID is listed in the CSV downloads and in the URL of the Record detail page. You can use the ALA record ID to find the most up-to-date data for the specimen record by typing '/[record ID]' in the navigation bar of your browser.
Basis of record
Basis of record describes the source of the information in a record. Occurrence records are generally either based on an object (such as a preserved specimen), or on an observation of an organism in the field. Object-based records are more verifiable than observation-based records, because the specimens are held in permanent collections and can be examined at a later date and the identification can be verified. All AVH records are based on objects.
The preparation type of the specimen ('Sheet', 'Packet' etc.).
Date last updated
The date the record was last updated. On the Record detail pages this is shown as Date loaded and will appear under the location map. The Date last processed indicates when the record was last processed within the ALA BioCache. This may happen, for instance, when there is a change in the backbone taxonomy or the Sensitive Data Service, or when new environmental layers are loaded.
Collecting event
The name of the collector, as provided with the specimen record.
Collecting number
The number (or other identifier) assigned to the specimen by the collector.
Additional collectors
The names of any additional collectors who were present at the time the specimen was collected.
Collecting date
The date that the specimen was collected. Collecting dates in AVH are delivered in two ways: as Collecting date, which has to be ISO compliant, or as Verbatim collecting date. Some herbaria deliver Verbatim collecting date only when an ISO-compliant Collecting date can't be delivered, or not all information can be delivered as an ISO-compliant date (e.g. 'Summer of '69'), while others deliver it for all collecting dates. Because of database restrictions, some herbaria are only able to deliver incomplete collecting dates as Verbatim collecting date. We hope to remedy this in the near future.
Approximately six per cent of AVH specimen records are undated. These will predominantly be historical (pre-1900) records, but will also include records collected in the twentieth century.
Querying by date
The Collecting date term in the Advanced search form allows you to query for a range of collecting dates. If you enter just a start date or an end date, your results will include records of specimens collected since or up to that date respectively. To query for a particular collecting date, enter the same date in both fields. Because of problems associated with querying incomplete dates, the results for a search that includes a collecting date term will only return records with complete collecting dates.
Date facets
There are Year, Month and Decade facets on the Results page that allow you to filter your results for records collected in a particular year, month or decade. Note that the Decade facet and chart only include records with complete collecting dates; records with only a month and a year, or just a year, will not be counted.
The locality at which the specimen was collected.
A description of the habitat that the plant, alga or fungus was growing in, provided by the collector(s) of the specimen. Some herbarium databases have this information split into multiple fields, e.g. 'Habitat', 'Associated taxa', 'Substrate' and 'Host', but the information from the separate fields is concatenated before being delivered to AVH.
Collecting notes
Any additional notes about the specimen or the collecting event provided by the collector. Some herbaria store this information in multiple fields in their herbarium databases, for example 'Collecting notes' and 'Descriptive notes', but this information is concatenated for delivery to AVH. Some herbarium databases have a general notes field and no other place to store notes from determiners or data entry personnel – and even those that do have dedicated fields for other types of notes have not always had them – so, for many records, Collecting notes will contain more than just collecting notes.
The Phenology field indicates whether the specimen is bearing flowers or fruits, etc. DNA, MEL and NSW, deliver this information.
Establishment means
Establishment means describes how the specimen was established at the collecting locality. It combines the HISPID concepts 'Cultivation status' and 'Natural occurrence'. Cultivation status can be one of the following values: 'Cultivated', 'Not cultivated', 'Assumed to be cultivated' and 'Doubtfully cultivated'. Cultivation status is not recorded consistently among the different herbaria, and is not provided by all herbaria. Natural occurrence indicates whether the occurrence is natural or whether the specimen has been introduced at the collecting locality. Allowed values are: 'Native', 'Assumed to be native', 'Doubtfully native' and 'Not native'. This information is recorded rather haphazardly.
Conservation status
The conservation status associated with the taxon in the state or territory in which it was collected. The classification codes for each state or territory are listed in Table 2.
Table 2. Conservation status classification codes for Australian states and territories.
|Classification codes
|Western Australia
|Northern Territory
|South Australia
|New South Wales
|Australian Capital Territory
Taxon names in AVH
The ALA applies taxon name resolution to incoming data. The taxon name with a record will be stored in the ALA BioCache exactly as it is delivered to AVH – called Taxon name (provided) in AVH – but the taxon name will also be processed. The processing of the taxon name includes parsing the name into its parts, e.g. genus name and epithet(s). If the name can be parsed, the name resolver will try to match the canonical name against the ALA name list. If no match can be found or the name could not be parsed, it will try to match the genus name; if the genus name is not in the ALA name list, it will try to match the name of the family, which is provided separately.
If a matched name is in one of the authoritative national checklists that are part of the ALA name list, such as the Australian Plant Census (APC), and if the matched name is considered a synonym, the processed name will be the accepted name from the checklist. The processed taxon name is called Taxon name (processed) in AVH.
The Taxon rank (matched) is the rank of the processed taxon name. This may be the same rank as the rank of the provided name, or a higher rank. If the rank of the processed name is different from that of the provided name, and the name resolver can work out the rank of the provided name, the rank of the provided name will be given on the Record detail page as well.
The Name match metric describes how the provided name was matched to a name in the ALA name list. If the parsed name was matched, the Name match metric will be 'Canonical name match'. 'Higher taxa match' means that the name itself could not be matched, but the name of a higher taxon – genus or family – could. 'No match' means that neither the provided name nor the name of a higher taxon could be matched to a name in the ALA name list.
Author is the authorship of the processed name. The authorship of the provided name is given as part of Taxon name (provided).
The Common name is the common name recorded in the ALA name list. Common names are never provided by the herbaria.
There are facets for taxonomic groups of all mandatory ranks – Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family,Genus, Species – and for Infraspecific taxon. These taxonomic groups are also given on the Record detail page and in the CSV downloads. If there was no match for a provided name, the names of the taxonomic groups provided with the specimen record will be displayed.
Botanical group
The Botanical group facet allows you to select records of a botanical group that is not necessarily a taxonomic group, for example, bryophytes, angiosperms or dicotyledons. Some other useful groupings, e.g. lichens, have not been implemented yet, but will be added when the National Species Lists have been completed. As these are not taxonomic groups, botanical groups may overlap and not all taxa are represented in one of the recognised groups.
Determination qualifier
The Determination qualifier facet can be used to select records with certain determination qualifiers, or to exclude records with uncertain determination. Note that excluding records with uncertain determination disqualifies all records with determination qualifiers, no matter at what rank the qualifier applies. If a qualifier applies at the infraspecific rank you might want to include the determination in the results of a taxon name query. In this case you are better off keeping the uncertain determinations and deleting the ones that you don't want from the output, or do a filter on uncertain determinations and see what you are going to throw out.
The taxon name addendum is a qualifier that comes after the taxon name. Name addenda endorsed by HISPID (translated in proper English) are 's. str.' (in the narrow sense), 's.l.' (in the broad sense) and 'agg.' (aggregate, group, complex). The first two are supposed to be used to differentiate between competing taxon concepts, but s.l. is often used to indicate uncertainty about whether the specimen belongs to the taxon in question, or if it belongs to a similar taxon. In this case, 'agg.' would have been more appropriate to use. Often aggregates are not formally recognised, although there is mostly general agreement on what the complexes are. For general use it is probably best to ignore 's. str.' and treat determinations with the other name addenda as uncertain determinations.
The person or persons who last determined the specimen. Due to the practice at some Australian herbaria of changing the name on specimens as part of the curatorial process, without examining the specimen, a lot of this information is meaningless or even misleading.
Determiner role
The role the determiner has played in the determination, e.g. determined the specimen ('Det.') or confirmed an earlier determination ('Conf.').
Determination date
The Determination date term in the Advanced search allows you to query for a range of determination dates. If you fill in just a start date or an end date, your results will include records of specimens determined since or up to that date respectively. In order to query for a particular determination date, enter the same date in both fields. Because of problems associated with querying incomplete dates, a result for a search that includes a determination date term will only include records with complete determination dates. It is common practice to give only a month and year on determination slips, so be aware that a large part of the determinations will be missed when querying by determination date.
Determination notes
Determination notes are any notes that are made by the determiner at the time of the determination. These may include diagnostic features, a reference to the work that was used to identify the specimen, or an indication that the specimen is not typical for the taxon. Due to the structure of some herbarium databases, determination notes have often been included in Collecting notes.
Type status
The type status of any type specimens in the results. Note that, if you searched by a taxon name, a type specimen in the result is not necessarily a type of the name that you searched for.
The values in many of the following geography fields have been inferred from the latitude and longitude provided with the specimen records. In some cases, the geography values stored in the herbarium record may differ from the inferred values due to geocoding errors. If you suspect that there is an error with a record, you can flag an issue on the Record detail page.
The country in which the specimen was collected. Note that, while most Australian herbaria hold specimens collected outside Australia, only a small proportion of foreign holdings have been databased and made available through AVH.
State or territory
The state or territory that Australian specimens were collected in. Queries for records from countries other than Australia cannot be limited to political divisions below the country level.
Local government area
The local government area in which the specimen was collected, based on the latitude and longitude provided with the specimen record.
Latitude and longitude
The latitude and longitude of the collecting locality. If correctable errors are detected, for example the latitude or longitude is in the wrong hemisphere or the latitude and longitude are transposed, the values are corrected and the unprocessed latitude and longitude are given in the Latitude (provided) and Longitude (provided)fields in the Record detail page and in downloaded results.
Geodetic datum
The geodetic datum is the reference from which the latitude and longitude are measured. The most common datums are WGS84, GDA94 and AGD66. While important for records of more recent collections, the inaccuracy of the georeferences in the bulk of the AVH records is much greater than the differences between the different datums. Geodetic datum is very haphazardly delivered with AVH data, even with georeferences that are accurate enough for the geodetic datum to be meaningful.
Geocode uncertainty
The Geocode uncertainty is a measurement or estimate of how far away in metres the point represented by the latitude and longitude may be from the actual location where the specimen was collected. Most herbaria use ranges in their collections databases, for example 0-100 m, 100 m-1 km, 1-10 km, 10-25 km and >25 km. The values that are delivered to AVH are the maximum values of these ranges.
Georeferencing method
The method by which the georeference was obtained, for example by GPS or by using a topographic map. In the HISPID standard, which is used for data delivery to AVH, 'Geocode source' is a mixed concept and includes both generalisations for the method used and for the person who provided the georeference. In AVH, the terms that refer to the person who provided the georeference are stored under Georeferenced by.
Georeferenced by
A general term for the person who provided the georeference ('Collector' or 'Compiler').
The altitude in metres of the collecting locality, if provided with the specimen record. Altitude is presented in AVH as Minimum altitude (m) and Maximum altitude (m). If a single value for altitude is provided, which will mostly be the case, this will be given as Minimum altitude (m). If a range is provided a Maximum altitude (m) will also be given.
The depth in metres where the specimen was collected. Depth is presented in AVH as Minimum depth (m)and Maximum depth (m). If a single value for depth is provided, which will mostly be the case, this will be given as Minimum depth (m). If a range is provided a Maximum depth (m) will also be given.
IBRA region
The Interim Biogeographic Regionalisation for Australia (IBRA) region that corresponds to the latitude and longitude provided with the specimen record.
IMCRA region
The Integrated Marine and Coastal Regionalisation of Australia (IMCRA) meso-scale bioregion that corresponds to the latitude and longitude provided with the specimen record.
Biogeographic region
The combined IBRA and IMCRA biogeographic regions. This facet is hidden by default, but can be selected under the Refine results options.
The ecoregion (non-marine, marine, or limnetic) in which the taxon occurs. The data comes from the Interim Register of Marine and Nonmarine Genera (IRMNG) and is based on the genus name, not from the latitude and longitude associated with the record. Not all genus names in AVH are in IRMNG.
Vegetation type
The Major Vegetation Groups (from the National Vegetation Information System) at the collecting locality, inferred from the latitude and longitude provided with the specimen record. There are layers and facets for both the extant vegetation type (Vegetation types: extant) and the estimated vegetation before European settlement(Vegetation types: pre-1750).
Herbarium transactions
Duplicates sent to
The herbaria to which duplicates have been sent. Herbaria are identified by their Index Herbariorum acronym. When querying this field, note that the specimen records in the results will be from the herbarium that sent the duplicates, not the herbaria that received the duplicates. A potential use case of the Duplicates sent to query term in the Advanced search would be a herbarium trying to find the original records of specimens they have received on exchange from all other Australian herbaria, or, if used in combination with the Herbarium field, from one particular Australian herbarium.
Herbarium received from
The herbarium from which the specimen was received. In most cases, but not all, this will be the herbarium where the original specimen is held. Herbaria are identified by their Index Herbariorum acronym.
Ex herb. catalogue number
The catalogue number for the original specimen at the herbarium from which a duplicate specimen was received.
Loan number
The Loan number is the reference number or identifier assigned to the loan by the lending institution, and is used by the lender and the borrower for administrative purposes. Searching by loan number enables botanists who have borrowed from a herbarium that delivers loan data to AVH (currently only AD and MEL) to retrieve the records for all specimens in a particular loan.
Borrowing institution
The Index Herbariorum acronym of the borrowing institution.
Data quality checks
Data issues
When AVH data is uploaded into the BioCache, a range of quality assurance checks are performed and potential data issues are flagged. Some data issues (such as transposed or negated latitude and longitude) will result in the data being modified; other issues will simply be flagged. The details of any changes made during processing can be viewed by clicking on the Original vs processed button on the Record detail page. Users can also flag potential issues with specimen records by using the Flag an issue feature on the Record detail page. Data issues detected during processing or flagged by users are available as a facet on the Results page, and can be used to narrow down your search results. The range of data issues in AVH are described in Table 3. The data issues are also available on the Record detail page and in the CSV downloads.
Table 3. Types of data issues identified in Australia's Virtual Herbarium.
|Basis of record badly formed
|The value provided in the Basis of record field could not be mapped against the standard vocabulary used by ALA.
|Collection date missing
|The collecting date is unknown, or was not provided with the specimen record.
|Invalid collection date
|The collecting date was given as pre-1700, or was otherwise invalid. The National Herbarium of Victoria (MEL) holds several specimens that were collected earlier than 1700, so not all pre-1700 collecting dates will be errors.
|Type status not recognised
|The type status provided with the record could not be mapped against the standard vocabulary used by ALA.
|Homonym issues with supplied name
|The Taxon name (provided) is a homonym, and so can't be processed.
|Name not in national checklists
|The Taxon name (provided) is not in the national species lists for the country in which it was collected, but it is in other checklists, for example, the Catalogue of Life.
|Name not recognised
|The Taxon name (provided) cannot be located on any national or international species checklists.
|Taxon misidentified
|A user has flagged the record as possibly being misidentified.
|Coordinate uncertainty not specified
|The Coordinate uncertainty was not provided with the specimen record.
|Coordinate uncertainty not valid
|The Coordinate uncertainty value is less than 1.
|Coordinates are out of range
|The latitude or longitude provided is greater than 180° or less than -180°.
|Coordinates are transposed
|The latitude and longitude values delivered with the record appear to have been transposed.
|Coordinates centre of country
|The latitude and longitude provided with the record correspond to the centre of the country in which the specimen was collected.
Not all records flagged with this issue will be in error; check the Geocode uncertainty and Locality fields to see if the record is genuinely from the centre of the country.
|Coordinates don't match supplied state
|The latitude and longitude provided with the record do not fall within the state or territory provided with the specimen record.
|Geospatial issue
|A user has flagged the record as having a geospatial issue.
|Habitat incorrect for species
|A user has flagged the habitat information as being incorrect for the taxon to which the specimen has been identified.
|Latitude is negated
|The latitude provided appears to be referencing a location in the wrong hemisphere.
|Longitude is negated
|The longitude provided appears to be referencing a location in the wrong hemisphere.
|Missing coordinate precision
|No measure of the precision of the latitude and longitude was provided with the specimen record. Note that coordinate precision is not supplied for any AVH records.
|Supplied coordinates are zero
|The latitude and longitude provided with the specimen are 0, instead of being null. It is unlikely that any specimens in AVH were actually collected at 0° latitude and 0° longitude.
|Supplied coordinates centre of state
|The latitude and longitude provided with the record correspond to the centre of the state or territory in which the specimen was collected.
Not all records flagged with this issue will be in error; check the Geocode uncertainty and Locality fields to see if the record is genuinely from the centre of the state or territory.
|Supplied country not recognised
|The country name provided with the record could not be matched against a standard list of country names.
|Suspected outlier
|A user has flagged the record as being a suspected outlier.
Spatial validity
An assessment of whether or not the location is spatially valid, based on a range of data quality checks and user-contributed annotations. If the record suffers from one or more of the geospatial Data issues listed in Table 2 it is considered 'Spatially suspect', otherwise it is 'Spatially valid'. Note that a 'Spatially valid' record is not necessarily correctly georeferenced, and, depending on the data issue, a 'Spatially suspect' record is not necessarily incorrectly georeferenced.
Outliers are observations that are distant from the rest of the data in a sample. In AVH the sample is observations of a taxon. The presence of outliers might indicate that specimens (the outliers) have been incorrectly identified or georeferenced, but also that the distribution is skewed or disjunct, or that the taxon has been under-collected in certain areas. Checks for outliers in AVH are done using five climate surfaces: precipitation seasonality, precipitation of the driest quarter, radiation seasonality, radiation of the warmest quarter and mean moisture index of the quarter with the highest moisture index. The tests are conducted only where there are 20 or more unique locations for a taxon. For more information on how the tests are done, see the notes on the spatial outlier detection method used by ALA.
The Outlier for layer facet indicates if a specimen is an outlier for an environmental layer, based on the known environmental range of the taxon to which the specimen has been identified. The Outlier layer countfacet allows you to filter your results for records that are outliers for certain numbers of environmental layers. You can also display your results by Outlier for layer or Outlier layer count on the distribution map. If a record is an outlier for one or more layers, the Record detail page will display graphs for each of the variables for which the record is an outlier with the distribution of the records of the taxon to which it belongs. The layers for which a record is an outlier will also be given in the CSV downloads.
Sensitive data
Australia's Virtual Herbarium contains data that may be considered sensitive because of conservation or biosecurity issues. The ALA Sensitive Data Service contains authoritative lists of taxa that are considered sensitive, obtained in collaboration with Commonwealth, state and territory agencies and data providers, with information on how data of these taxa should be handled for each state. Distribution data for these sensitive taxa may be either withheld or generalised. The latter means that instead of a detailed locality the local government area will be given and that the latitude and longitude will be rounded to, for example, a single decimal place. Currently, distribution data is only completely withheld for a single native species, the Wollemi Pine (Wollemia nobilis). There is a Sensitive data facet that can be used to check for sensitive data among query results. The Record detail page and the CSV downloads indicate whether distribution data has been withheld or generalised for each record.
The Multimedia facet allows you to filter your results for records that have images or other multimedia attached. Currently, there are no records with multimedia in AVH, but we aim to get some in in the very near future.


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Main Floor
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Dining Room: 15x12
Kitchen: 15x11
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Bedroom 3: 15x20
Second Kitchen: 15x11
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Discussion in 'COBB Tuning' started by COBB, Aug 22, 2013.
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When running a vehicle health report in the MFT is it safe to keep the tune or revert back to stock tune?
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I ran mine with the 91 tune install it did not kick up any flags that i saw ..
Ok thanx moe....
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Was just afraid it would send info back to Ford about any changes in the ECU.
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Big Brother seeing changes in the ECU might not fare well with the warranty gods
I'm assuming the tune from Cobb is no different than the tune from Mountune. If you look at the "Mtune" and Accessport side by side, they are identical except for the different skin cover. Even the graphics on the screen are the same.
I've had my Accessport 91 octane tune in my ST for almost 2 months with no issues, codes popping up or anything. Once Ford approves of the Mountune accessories in the US, we really shouldn't have to worry about our warranty being affected. At least I hope not.
If you want to use a Ford approved canned tune, the Mtune might offer that but I doubt Ford is going to approve anything that the end user can tune. That leads me to believe the Mtune will be quite locked down compared to the Accessport.
Warranty void or not, I have no regrets installing the Accessport. The car just feels more responsive with the tune, I won't even consider going back to stock.
Mountune has their own calibrations and only use our Accessport device to
load the maps. We do all of our own R&D and vehicle mapping in-house in Austin.
Thanks for the clarification, Ian! So I have to ask, when do you guys plan on releasing an intake kit and is a retune necessary since I already have the 91 octane map?
We are working on getting production ramped up ASAP! It will work great on the current Stage 1 mapping, no specific tuning required.
Ian that aounds great and all but will there be any power gains from using your intake and tune alone is the question? I know you cannot answer this atm since its still WIP but that is a question everyone wants to know eventually.
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We will have dyno numbers from everything once testing is complete!
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Do you guys need any help with the code disassembly side of your product? My experience has been with the H8/500 and SH2 chips used in the Mitsubishis. I'm quite versed with IDA and a simple hex editor.
Some things I could offer you guys would be assistance in the OBD2 side of the ROM and even adding ROM mods (things like MIL warning lights and static rev limiters for launch control).
A two-step with anti-lag could be entertaining.
Well I'm waiting for launch control for my cobb unit myself
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