is located in Hamilton. Our church service is on Saturday, 2:00 PM - International service. 
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Photographs of elderly people paired with “reflections” of their younger selves, by Tom Hussey.
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Can you tell which one is the cuckoo egg? Yes…but if it weren’t for the arrows?
Nature knows few operators so crafty as the cuckoo, which lays eggs in other birds’ nests for incubation so it can carry on with species propagation, =mating. Not only that—there are seven different types of female cuckoos, each rigged to lay a distinct egg mimicking a particular species. And the most gangster part: Once the cuckoo hatches, it pushes all the other eggs—the rightful chicks—from the nest. It’s the ultimate sleeper cell.
But now this, from the BBC:
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People stand beside St. Michael’s Tower on Glastonbury Tor Hill watching the moon as it progresses across the sky, at its closest point to the Earth for almost two decades, March 19, 2011. It is the first time since January 19, 1992, that the Moon has come into such close proximity to the Earth. (Ben Birchall/PA/AP Photo)
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