81. ChristiansInteractive.com which produces an identification with a certain tribe, clan or subculture. In PapauNew guinea, all kinds of body scarification, tattoos and body mutilation http://www.christiansinteractive.com/print.php?sid=257

82. Radio Free Bougainville island. Bougainvillians do not share the same culture as papau NewGuinea; they are a different people with different values. Much http://radiodx.com/spdxr/RFB.htm

The Radio Heritage Collection Radio Free Bougainville This article was originally published in DX Ontario, October 1992, by the Ontario DX Association Bougainville is the main island of the North Solomons group which, as the name implies, is not related geographically or ethnically to the rest of the islands of Papua New Guinea; and so, the inclusion of the the North Solomons as a province of PNG might be characterized as a colonial "accident". The international boundary with the Solomons is just a stone's throw off the southeast coast of Bougainville Island. Here's a backgrounder to the origins of Radio Free Bougainville, which I should think, regardless of one's sympathies, must properly be considered a clandestine operation at this time: "IARN GETS MEDICINE TO BOUGAINVILLE THROUGH NEW GUINEA BLOCKADE" Bougainville is a 130-mile long island with 160,000 citizens, northeast of Australia, between Papua New Guinea and the Solomon Islands. Bougainville was so named by the French Explorer Louis de Bougainville who first sighted the island in 1768. It was later annexed by the German New Guinea Company as part of their holdings. After the defeat of Germany in the First World War, the German territories, collectively termed New Guinea, became a part of the League of Nations Mandate and were placed under Australian administration. At this stage, Bougainville's leaders began to speak out against being held as a separate entity from their traditional brothers in the Solomons.

83. Government ALOIS KING, MP Minister for culture Tourism, Office of culture Tourism PapauNew guinea Electricity Commission PO Box 1105 Boroko NCD Phone 3243111 Fax http://plaza29.mbn.or.jp/~PNG/governmenfinal.htm

Government The National Government has a single chamber Parliament based on the Westminster Parliamentary system. A total of 109 members are elected directly by the people from electoral constituencies in the districts and provinces. Out of the 109 members, 89 are Open Electorate Members elected from districts and 20 Provincial ( Regional ) Members elected by Province wide vote through the first-pass-the -vote system. For effective administration purpose, the country is divided into 19 provinces. The provinces are divided into districts and the districts further divided into local level Governments. Papua New Guinea Cabinet Minister and Departments ( As of 14 August 2002) Papua New Guinea Country No( Phone /Fax) : 675 RT HON SIR.MICHAEL T SOMARE, GCMG CH MP Department of Prime Minister 5th Floor - Morauta Haus PO Box 639, Waigani, 131, NCD Phone : 327 6713/327 6633/6529 Fax:@323 3903 National Executive Council PO Box 639, Waigani, 131, NCD Phone :3276679/6687 Fax : 3251769 HON. DR.ALAN MARAT, MP

84. Niutao turn aroused the ambition of Fuatia, a man of the same line as papau who had The peoplehad already learned something of this new religion from Mose a man from http://www.pacificislandtravel.com/tuvalu/about_destin/niatao.html

About us Send me a Brochure Tripbuilder (Shopping Cart) Send me a Quotation ... Pacific News Member of Tuvalu Niutao Niutao is roughly rectangular in shape and has a tiny land-locked lagoon in the middle. It was believed in former times, and the story is still told, that the two women, Pai and Vau who made Nanumea, also made Niutao. They came from Kiribati with baskets of earth which they scattered around to form islands. The first inhabitants of Niutao were half spirit and half human beings who lived at Mulitefao. Their leader was Kulu who took the form of a woman. The first human settlers came from Samoa in a canoe captained by a man called Mataika. He settled at Tamana on the eastern side of the island, where winds sweep the spray of the surf over between the people of Tamana and the beings who dwelt at Mulitefao. Mataika had many children. Later, a man by the name of Faitafaga with a party of ten lesser chiefs, followed Mataika from Samoa. He, too, was accepted at Niutao where he built a village named Savaea, a little to the north of Mulitefao. As in other islands in the Atu Tuvalu, only the first male child and the first female child of a marriage were permitted to live. Later children were held beneath the water of the small lagoon until they were dead. This was to ensure that the population did not grow out of proportion to the resources of the island. To assist them in the conduct of their affairs, the people offered prayers to, and sought guidance from, the moon and sun and the spirits of their ancestors. From these spirits certain elders, of whom Fakaua was the most famous, obtained magical power which enabled them do such things as calm the sea before fishing expeditions, cause death or insanity and to bring rain. When turtles were caught at sea or on the steep sandy beaches their heads were ceremonially presented to the chiefs, who sat at the southern end of the large

85. Real Posts Reports: Reviews Of Life In Countries Worldwide Osaka, Japan Homosexual culture in Japan is a tricky wicket Port Moresby, PapauNew guinea Not a huge samesex community in PNG, although it is not really http://talesmag.com/resources/glbt.html

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87. Consignment Criteria 7. The Dobe Ju/'hoansi 2nd ed, 30322847. 8. The Trobianders of PapauNew guinea, 30119197. 15. culture People Nature 7th ed, 0673990931. 16. http://subtext.uvic.ca/criteria.html

Consignment and Reconsignment Criteria This is a list of rules for consignment. We try to follow these rules, to be lenient when possible. At the end of this page is a list of specific books which we do not consign. Books that are not current texts Yes, we take them. The most recent prior edition to a current text is always fine, until we have 25 of them. When we have more than 25 of any one book in the store, we cannot take more. For other books (not current textbooks), we may take at most 5 of them in the store at any one time. Other, specific books are evil and shall not grace our shelves. For a complete list of all such evil books, please visit the store. Computer Books If it's 5 years old, or we have more than 5 in the store, we cannot accept it. General Criteria If the book is damaged, it's not worthy of our store. Photocopied material is truly evil and must not enter our store. Magazines, course packs, and lab manuals are not evil, but are pretty darn close. They won't ever be consigned here. Anthropology ISBN 1. Most Cultural Anthropology Books (see #16)

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