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MISTAKE #1: Shopping for just flowers, not foliage
SOLUTION: "I often tell my customers that every flowering plant is beautiful at its prime - full of lush, abundant blooms," says Flora. "But then I'll ask, 'How does it look for the rest of the year?'" Before you buy, consider the plant's leaves and structure. Include specimens with spectacular foliage, like the annual coleus, the shrub cotinus, or decorative grasses to help keep beds interesting when flowers are not at peak.
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MISTAKE #2: Buying insufficient amounts of a single variety.
SOLUTION: "Taking home only one or two pots of a particular specimen is a surefire way to make your garden look hodgepodge," says Flora. Depending on the size of the pot and the type of plant, she suggests buying at least three containers (though six or more of a species is preferred) for a unified, well-designed look.
MISTAKE #3: Purchasing unhealthy or diseased plants.
SOLUTION: Leaves can tell you a lot about the health of the plant. Avoid picking specimens with brown, yellow, or wilted leaves, which could signify poor health (left) or neglect. Also inspect the foliage for insect damage like aphids (little green bugs), scale (translucent bumps or blisters), and spider mites (webs). You don't want to spread pests throughout your garden. Instead, go for plants with lush, perky, vibrant-looking foliage.
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MISTAKE #4: Choosing flowers in full bloom.
SOLUTION: "Don't be seduced by pots with abundant flowers," says Flora. Instead, look for healthy foliage and plump buds. Let the plants peak in the ground at your home, rather than in pots at the nursery.
MISTAKE #5: Picking plants with poor root systems.
SOLUTION: Steer clear of anything that is root-bound (you'll notice a mass of roots coming out of the bottom of the container), because tangled roots can suffocate and rob the plant of its nutrients. Also leave those with underdeveloped roots (ask a nursery employee to check) to mature longer at the nursery.
MISTAKE #6: Ignoring the labels.
SOLUTION: The plastic tags sticking out of nursery pots contain vital plant information. In addition to water and light requirements - and bloom times, if applicable - they describe how large a plant will get. While it may seem obvious, mistakes like planting a tall perennial in the front of a border or tucking a dwarf variety toward the back of a bed are very common.
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MISTAKE #7: Not knowing the dimensions of your garden.
SOLUTION: Flora recommends bringing a photograph of the bed you are shopping for and the measurements of the space to the nursery, so that employees can help you buy the right number of plants, choose the correct size, and find colors that go well together.
MISTAKE #8: Failing to determine a color scheme.
SOLUTION: "All colors can be beautiful, but not all colors can be beautiful together," notes Flora. When you're shopping for plants, don't think of each one separately; instead, consider the plant as part of an ensemble cast. "Gardens look best with a specified color scheme. Pick one you like and stick to it!" recommends Flora. "If you love cool colors like blues and purples, but also want a hot palette of oranges and yellows, put them in different beds."
MISTAKE #9: Waiting too long to put pots in the ground.
SOLUTION: Try to place plants in the ground as soon as you bring them home. To help you figure out where they should go, set the pots out in the beds where you'd like to see them positioned, and then move them around to suit your design. If you have to delay planting, keep them in a shady or partly shady area where they won't dry out and put them in the ground as soon as you can. Don't leave pots in the hot sun where they'll dry out.
MISTAKE #10: Trying to do it all yourself.
SOLUTION: "Ask a lot of questions of nursery staffers. Don't go it alone," advises Flora. She recommends seeking out a local nursery with a knowledgeable crew who is passionate about plants. These establishments are often more adept at knowing what grows best in your region than the big-box stores.
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"Big Data also provides a lot of other benefits where you can actually, if you will, mine value out of information. Currently, most people look at what happened in the past. With Big Data, it allows you to do the types of correlations to predict what's going to happen in the future and really that's where the business is driven from." - Emile Werr, Head of Enterprise Data Architecture, NYSE Euronext
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NYSE Euronext, a leading global operator of financial markets and a provider of innovative trading technologies, operates exchanges in the US and Europe. NYSE Euronext equities marketplaces represent one-third of equities trading worldwide
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Being a global trading and technology provider, the firm generates more than a few peta bytes (10^15 bytes) of information, every day. To remain competitive, they need to analyze both internal and external data, as quickly, efficiently and cost effectively as possible.
Currently, IBM is partnering with NYSE Euronext to help them leverage Big Data Solutions to not only analyze, record and understand the historical data but also to innovate and foresee unique new opportunities and generate value from them
• Reduced the time required to run market surveillance algorithms • Decreased the number of IT resources required to support the solution • Improved ability of compliance personnel to detect suspicious patterns of trading activity and to take early investigative action, thus minimizing damage to the investing public
Emile Werr, Head of Enterprise Data Architecture, talks about how the firm is taking advantage of Big Data analytics today and their plans for the future.
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NYSE Euronext is basically multiple companies.
It's not just the traditional trading as market, we also are in the business of selling technology. So what we do, and that expertise that we build, we are able to package and commercialize and sell back.
Our business is all about information. Data is what we live and breathe everyday. We process multi-terabytes everyday. So it's all Big Data. Everything we do is
about analyzing information, looking for a needle in a haystack. The analytics that we do is very complex.
If you don't think big, your business is pretty much going to be dwindling down very quickly. The profit from trading is minimal. Ever since program trading
started, there is a huge number of transactions. The cost of infrastructure to support that went through the roof but at the same time the revenue being generated from that is going down.
You need to be innovative and the way you are innovative is through analyzing and mining Big Data. We see a huge business opportunity that we would help
the entire US market being able to do that type of regulation using Big Data Analytics. Big Data also provides a lot of other benefits where you can actually, if you will, mine value out of information. Currently, most people look at what happened in the past. With Big Data, it allows you to do the types of correlations to predict
what's going to happen in the future and really that's where the business is driven from.
By 2015, we should be able to handle 10 plus petabytes as well as being able to move tens of terabytes within an hour into and out of our systems. A centralized type of technology well integrated from a metadata perspective, well integrated from an integration perspective in terms of how users and systems interact with the Big Data system, that's all key and we really see IBM playing a big place in that space.
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Yes, you leave your ps3 ip address the same, you need to know the ip adress of your pc and put that in the ps3 proxy program instead of 0.0.0.0 (sorry for the english)
Yes, you leave your ps3 ip address the same, you need to know the ip adress of your pc and put that in the ps3 proxy program instead of 0.0.0.0 (sorry for the english)
Arlight i got it installed and working... First You have to download these files:
When finished with the downloading edit these files with notepad ...
Just replace the off with on eg:
Just copy paste that and well the other one is long so you have to do it yourself. when done with this ..... just overwrite your downloaded xml so that your title remains the same (Put it in your desktop so it would be easier )Code:<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <products> <product code="j1" xmb="on" /> <product code="uc2" xmb="on" /> <product code="cel" xmb="on" /> <product code="kr2" xmb="on" /> <product code="cek" xmb="on" /> <product code="mx2" xmb="on" /> <product code="au3" xmb="on" /> <product code="e12" xmb="on" /> <product code="tw1" xmb="on" /> <product code="ru3" xmb="on" /> <product code="cn9" xmb="on" /> <product code="hk5" xmb="on" /> </products>
Download this on your desktop and keep it there. Now you have to download and install PS3 Proxy Server.
After installing put your ip address in the ip address bar.. (to check your ip just go to the network connection file and double click the connection you are using (wireless or LAN) and then go to the support be)
After inputting your ip address check the ps3mode thing then go to the Replace Files tab and click on the add button 3 times so you have 3 lines. On each line there is 2 boxes. Put the original link for each file in the left box, and put the link to the file on your computer in the right side box
go back to the first tab and press start
- Turn on your PS3
- Go to settings then down to network settings
- Go to Internet Connection Settings, pick yes when asked if you want to continue
- Pick if you are wired or wireless, press right
- Pick custom Address Settings, press right
- Auto-Detect the operation mode of the network device, press right
- Auto detect Ip Address Setting press right
- Pick auto MTU, press right
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- Confirm settings
- Test the connection if its working then you got it right... restart your ps3 and then there will be Playstation Home icon in your XMB!
i uploaded the video.. sorry about the music.. there was background noise so i had to edit the video...
So does this actually work.. or? Is it just an install but doesnt work..
Yes it works You just can't connect yet to the servers
I find it quite promising that in the details it is version 1.0, which is the version of a game which is the final release, hence why patches are 1.1, 1.2 etc.
This seems like a nice breakthrough.. too bad you can't get in the servers tho. Anyone figure out if this is the CLOSED beta or the soon to be released OPEN beta?
I have a problem and I don't know what to do. I did all the things that PS3 Proxy needs(putting my ip address), did the same on the PS3 but it keeps telling me "An error occurred. You have been signed out of Playstation Network. I checked Internet Connection Status and, that is the weird part, it shows a different ip address from which it was on my PC
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Maureen and Mike Mansfield Library Digital Collections
Mike Mansfield Papers, Series 21, Box 38, Folder 22, Mansfield Library, University of Montana
Speech of Senator Mike Mansfield (D., Montana)
For Release s-/1 o /.:r (
Mr. President:
From time to time during the past few months, I have discussed
various aspects of our foreign policy on the floor of the Senate. I have now
reached, so to speak, the fifth installment in this series,
My previous r emarks were addressed to the need for a review of
policy, to the situation in Southehst Asia, to the North African crisis, and
to developments in the Middle East, Today, I wish to consider this country's
relations with the other American republics. Crisis on crisis elsewhere in
the world has diverted our attention from Latin America in recent years,
The absence of attention, however, is not necessarily an accurate measure of
Inter-American relations are today, as they long have been, of the
greatest significance to the United States. For decades, as a people, we have
understood the value of these ties -- of close and cooperative intercourse
with the other nations of the 'V'estern Hemisphere. Unfortunately, Mr.
President, what the American people have long understood has not always
been faithfully reflected in our contacts with Latin America.
Mike Mansfield Papers, Series 21, Box 38, Folder 22, Mansfield Library, University of Montana
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Over the years we have more than once pursued ill-conceived and
irritating policies towards countries in that region. These aberrations in our
national attitude ourht not to loom large in the total of inter-American relation t
I regret to say, however, that they do, for they have left a lingering aftermath
of bitterness. They can still lead to sudden and often unreasonable outbursts
of resentment against this nation and its po licies . They can still lead to mis understanding
and estrangen1ent.
I mention these uncomfortable facts at the outset because I see no
value and much p<.tential i1arm in deluding ourselves i nto believing that they do
not exist . If we are gving tc strengthen inter-American relations, it seems to
me essential that we face them honestly . If we do so , we can avoid the inflamin
of o ld wounds. If we do so, we can act to reduce their importance by advancing
against them the positive promise of pan-Americanism, the great pr omise of
hemispheric prvgress through hemispheric action.
The Senate will recall that that was the pur pose of the Good Neighbor
policy , With the strong suppo r t of this body, it served the purpos c admirably,
Out of the Good Neighbo r policy came technical aid programs, a
steady flow cf sound investment capital to Latin America, and joint undertakings
like the Falcon Dam on the Rio Grande. These and similar measures
provided a powerful impetus for the vast expansion in inter -American trade of
r ecent years.
Mike Mansfield Papers, Series 21, Box 38, Folder 22, Mansfield Library, University of Montana
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Out of the Good Neighbor policy came a great increase in travel and
in cultural and educational cooperation, This inter-change of peoples and
ideas promoted widespread understanding among the republics of the V1estern
Hemisphere. It gave rise to a new appreciation on the part of each for the
intrinsic worth of the others. It stimulated a rediscovery of the essential unity
of the Americas.
Out of the Good Neighbor policy came the Rio Pact and the revivifying
of the Pan American Union as the Organization of the American States. These
achievements reduced the danger of war within the Western Hemisphere and
provided a basis for cooperative defense against threats from external
aggresso rs. The Organization of the American States, moreover, established
machinery for common progress in many fields other than defense. That
machinery awaits only an inspired leadership to turn it, with great effectivenes
toward the mutual benefit of the entire hemisphere.
The Good Neighbor policy, to sum up, explored and enlarged the
horizon of common intercs t among the American States. In so doing, it lifted
hemispheric cooperation to its highest point in a century o r more . It held the
American republics together through the difficult and dangerous years of
World War II. It provided a setting in which totalitarian enemies found little
opportunity to irritate old wounds to the detriment of freedom in this hemispher
Mr . President, I am afraid that what was true of inter-American
relations through the war and early postwar years is no longer true, The unity
of the American republics has weakened; the ties have grown slack.
Mike Mansfield Papers, Series 21, Box 38, Folder 22, Mansfield Library, University of Montana
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I know that some will contend that these obse r vations are unfounded.
They will point to the common positions which the American nations continue to
take at the United Nations. They will cite unanimous re so lutions passed at
inter-American conferences . In my view there may well be shadows of unity,
not the substance. They may serve only to conceal the dissatisfaction which is
a preading throughout the Americas .
The last two conferences of the American Republics will serve to
illustrate the point. We obtained passage of resolutions against communism.
These merely restated what everyone knows, that the nations of the ·western
Hemisphere are opposed to communist totalitarianism. Yet on the basis of the
passage of these resolutions the Executive Branch proclaimed these conferences
to be a great success.
What did the press reports, however, have to say of these conferences
They repo rted their lack of constructive achievement. They reported the
spreading bitterness among the Latin American states over what they believed
was our failure to give sympathetic treatment to their problems. An observer
even went so far as to describe one of the conferences as "a meeting between
two belligerents under a flag of truce,"
As further evidence of disunity, we may note that it is not uncommon
these days for Latin American officials to be publicly critical of this country.
They speak of Latin America as "the Forgotten Continent" in United States
policy. Finally, I would point to the shift in attitudes towards the Soviet Union
in the Latin American countries. A few years ago a Russian diplomatic and
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economic offensive directed at Latin America might have been dis missed with
ridicule. Today, iL is no longer a laughing matter,
Mr. President, we may well ask ourselves what these and similar
disturbing indicators mean, They certainly do not mean that the ties which
bind the Americas have been damaged beyond repair. Nor do they mean that
Latin America is moving from the camp of the free nations to the Soviet bloc.
They do signify beyond any doubt, however, that in Latin America as
in other areas of the glube a <..hange of direction has set in and it is definitely
not a change for the better .
What has happened, I believe, is that the vast reservoir of goodwill
between ourselves and the Latin American nations has begun to run out.
Despite warnings from many quarters tittle has been done to refill it. What wa
created by two decades of the Good Neighbor policy is now in danger, In our
r elations with 1 a tin America, in short, we are beginning to pay the price of
years of neglect.
I am flllly aware of the extenuating circumstances behind this neglect,
The demands on our policy elsewhere in the world have been continuous and
they have been heavy. It is a tribute to the good sense of the Latin Americans
and to the c onstructive work of the Good Neighbor policy that the neglect has
not already done more damage.
Nonetheless, Mr. President, we cannot expect inter -American relations
to flourish indefinitely on past momentum, on accumulated capital. Since
Mike Mansfield Papers, Series 21, Box 38, Folder 22, Mansfield Library, University of Montana
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it is to our interest that these relations do continue to flourish we must act to
strengthen them within the framework of the total requirements of our foreign
When the Executive Branch altered the name of Latin American policy
fr om Good Neighbor to Good Partners, I thought the change signalled an intent
to do precisely that. Partner, after all, suggests a more active cooperation eve
even than neighbors. Unfortunately, we have had not more cooperation but less.
We have had over the paot three years an acceleration of the trend towards
disunity in the Americas . Good Partners, so far, has meant not progress
beyond the Good Neighbor policy; it has not even meant the preservation of the
achievements of that policy.
In these circumstances, it is important to emphasize once more the
dangers of fc reign policy by slogans. It is important to counsel the Executive
Branch that the peoples of the V' estern Hemisphere did not respond with
enthusiasm to the "Good Neighbor" policy because of some strange magic in
the words. They reacted not to words but to the inspiration and the sincerity
which were inherent in the policy. They reacted to its solid achievements,
achievements which served the interests of all the American Republics.
For my part, I am quite prepared to indulge this Administration in its
desire to be different. There is no reason why a policy c.f "Good Partners"
cannot be at least as effective as a po licy of 11 Good Neighbors". If it is, I will
support the new as wholeheartedly as I supported the old. I am confident that
the Senate, the Congress, and the American people feel the same way.
Mike Mansfield Papers, Series 21, Box 38, Folder 22, Mansfield Library, University of Montana
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But, Mr . President, I must reiterate that "Good Partners" is not
yet a policy. It is a phrase; and it is destined to remain a phrase unless it
begins to promote what it promises -- the greater progress and prosperity of
the American republics.
The Executive Branch must begin to unfold the meaning of this phrase
in action and it must begin soon. Otherwise, we will find that the good partnership
not only has failed but that the good neighbors have been alienated in the
I knvw that such is not the intention of the Executive Branch. The
President has made clear his interest in inter-American relations in many
ways. One of the early acts of his Administration was the despatch of Dr.
Milton Eisenhower, a distinguished citizen and a wise choice, to Latin America
.... to appraise the situation. More recently he convened a conference with the
President of Mexico and the P rime Minister of Canada at White Sulphur
Springs. It has also been reported in the press that the President is anxious
to attend the next inter -American conference in Panama.
Personal contacts of this kind can be he l pful. Like slogans, however,
they are not enough. If "Good Partners" means anything at all, it means a con~
tinuing, a determined, and a reasoned effort to strengthen the ties which bind
togethe r the nations of the ,.,estern Hemisphere.
It seems to me that any such effort must be based on a clear r ecog nition
of what the other American nations mean to us and what we in turn mean
to them . This community of interest contains the key to common action for
common progress.
Mike Mansfield Papers, Series 21, Box 38, Folder 22, Mansfield Library, University of Montana
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If we did not know it before, !forld War II made clear to all the interdependence
of the Americas in the defense of the freedom in this hemisphere.
Few Latin American countries failed to recognize their !>take in the outcome of
World v-ar II. Many joined with us at the outset in prosecuting the war. Befort>
it was over 17 of the 20 1 atin American nations were actively opposing our
On our part, the knowledge that the southern approaches to the United
States were secure enabled us to prosecute the war vigorously elsewhere. The
availability of strategic: materiala in Latin America -- of copper, tin,
petroleum and others -- helped immeasurably to sustain our war production
when other sources of supply were cut off.
The examples of the interdependence of the Americas for defense
could be multiplied . I know, however, that the 3enate is well aware of it and
I shall not labor the point. What I do wish to stress, however, is that this
interdependence is only a part of a larger pattern for the defense of our
country. We ought not to proceed under the illusion that the safety of this
country and, in truth, of all the Americas can be provided for behind the r amparts
of a non-existent Fortress America.
A few geographic facts will illustrate the need to regard inter American
defense not as something apart but as a part of a whole. If we consider
Madison, Wisconsin, as the geographic center of the United States, we
will find that it is closer to Moscow than it is to Buenos Ai r es or even to
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Rio de Janeiro. And Madison is closer to London than to any country in Latin
America other than those which face the Caribb ean .
In the light of these and similar strategic realities, hemispheric
defense can find its validity only in the broader concept of the defense of
freedom. But within that concept the validity is very great indeed.
VIe have, I believe, in the Rio Pact and the Organization of th e
American States, the instrumentalities for giving adequate recognition to the
common defense needs of the :res tern Hemisphere . There is certainly no
requirement for vast grants of military aid such as have f lowed to Western
Europe. So far as I am awar e , the Latin American nations do not seek such aid
We can keep peace among ourselves and contribute to keeping the
Americas and the world at peace, I believe, by preserving and perfecting the
machinery under the Organization of the American States which was c r eated for
that purpose under the Good Neighbor policy. The community of interest of the
Western Hemisphere in this respect is clear - cut and unmistakable and it
coincides with and supplements t he similar interest of free nations elsewhe r e
in the world.
If common hemispheric concern for defense is great, the community
of economic interest among the American republics is scarcely less important.
The Latin Americans look to this nation as a principal foreign source of
investment capital and technological skills. Some $6 billion of private and
profitable American investments are concentrated in Latin America. Additional
billions have been made available through the Export-Import Bank and
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other lending facilities. These, too, have paid a good return. The Latin
Americana find markets for their products in the United States and we in turn
sell ours in the Latin America11 countries. In 1955 the level of this trade
reached $7 billion annually, 23 percent of our worldwide commercial trade.
What this trade means to the United States is highlighted by the fact that some
40 percent of all automobiles and vehicles exported go to Latin America.
What has already been achieved in terms of mutually-beneficial
investment and trade relations is only a beginning. Latin America is now on
the threshold of what could be a vast expansion in its capacity to produce and
to consume. As it is now, the per capita income o f most Latin American
nations is scarcely $250 per year. Health and educational facilities are for
the most part seriously underdeveloped. With both area and population
greater than that of the United States, Latin America has less than 10 percent
of the paved roads and installed electric power.
The basic resources and the will to use them in economic development
are present today in most cf the other American republics. These countries,
in fact, have set a very rapid pace of development in the years since the end of
vrorld War II. They have done so, as is appropriate, largely by their own
efforts. The labor is theirs. Except in certain highly specialized areas, the
skills are theirs. And 900/o of the capital investment is theirs .
This country, and particularly private American capital, has played
a part in the phenomenal progress of Latin America during the past 10 years.
Technical aid programs. have supplied some needed skills and training. Loans
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uom the Export-Import Bank and other sources have provided funds for many
basic undertakings on which the economic expansion of Latin America has
Despite the great mutual benefit which has stemmed from interAmerican
economic relations, there is widespread discontent in Latin America
with the present state of these relations. There are many aspects to this
discontent, but I shall cite the one which appears to be at the root of the
difficulties. The Latin Americar. countries point to the contrast between the
vast aid programs in ether regions of the world and comparatively limited aid
to Latin America. They seek a greater flow of investment capital from the
United States. They argue that failure to maintain a high rate of economic
development based on larger capital investment will increase the pressures of
communist and other forms of totalitarianism within Latin America,
The position of our government, as I understand it, is that ample
sources of sound credit are available in this country. It is contended that
private capital as well as loans from official lending institutions like the
Export-Import Bank would flow to Latin America, if the countries of that
region would provide a more favorable legal climate for investment.
Mr. President, I am not sufficiently versed in the intricacies of
international finance to discuss the merits of these conflicting points of view.
I shall leave those matters to the distinguished chairman of the Banking and
Currency Committee {M.r. Fulbrigh_!/ and the other able members of that
Mike Mansfield Papers, Series 21, Box 38, Folder 22, Mansfield Library, University of Montana
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As I see il, however, the is sue comes to this . There is a danger
everywhere, including Latin America, ~f the influx of foreign capital is of a
kind or at a rate which produces a "boom and bust" type of economic develo pment.
Conversely, however, there is also a danger everywhere, including
Latin America, o f adverse social and political consequences if economic
development is too long delayed.
Let me say again what I have said many times in the Senate. The
primary r e sponsibility for the eco nomic develo pment of any country rests
with the people of that c .... untry and their leaders. We can aupply neither the
leadership nor the determination. If both are present, however, and what is
lacking is a margin o£ investment, then I believe it is in our interest as well
as in the interests o£ our neighbors to do what we can to make that investment.
It ought no t to be l)eyond the capacities of the Executive Branch to
devise means for meeting the sound capital import needs of the Latin Americat
countries. Whether the formula involves additional incentives to private
investors, the expansion of existing o fficial credit facilities, or new regional
lending institutions, is a matter which the specialists in these problems are
better equipped to comment on than I.
Frcm the point o£ view of cooperative inter-American relations,
h owever, I do thin1~ that the urgent requests of the Latin Am ericans for
expanded credit s c urces should receive the most serious and sympathetic
consideration from the Executive Branch. If th ese requests are sound and
reas onable, we ought to try to meet them. If they are not, then we ought to
Mike Mansfield Papers, Series 21, Box 38, Folder 22, Mansfield Library, University of Montana
have the courage to say so and give our reasons for this conclusion. That
this has not been done seems to m e to provide one more indication of why
a thorough and an independent review of our foreign aid policies is in order .
Beyond common defense needs, beyond economic interdependence,
lies still another great area of human inter-relationship in which the
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High-Ranking FAA officials visited Oshkosh in February for the EAA/FAA 2011 Recreational Aviation Summit, an annual meeting to address issues of importance for GA pilots and aircraft owners. Leading this years FAA delegation were John Allen, director of FAA Flight Standards Service; Dorenda Baker, director of Aircraft Certification; and Tony Fazio, director of Accident Investigation and Prevention. The General Aviation and Commercial Division, Small Airplane Directorate, GA Maintenance Branch, Regulatory Support Division, and Airworthiness Certification Branch were also represented.
Discussions focused on the following issues:
Among FAAs top priorities is a desire to improve the amateur-built aircraft accident rate. EAA has committed to step up its safety activities and is already re-energizing the highly successful Flight Advisor and Technical Counselor programs targeting known causal factors leading to accidents. EAA is a member of the FAAs General Aviation Joint Steering Committee working to ensure that non-regulatory safety interventions are well-targeted and data-driven.
New FAA policies governing warbird operations impose operational and airworthiness burdens on this community. EAA Warbirds of America and a consortium of warbird organizations have been working with the FAA to identify and mitigate the impact of these new requirements. FAA is exploring how to potentially delay the April 16 implementation while dialogue continues.
EAA continues to remedy issues with the sport pilot and light-sport aircraft rules as they are identified, such as the crediting of dual instruction from a sport pilot instructor toward higher certificates and ratings. The FAA also is examining LSA manufacturers closely for compliance and identifying where certification and quality standards need enhancing.
The long-awaited guidance for E-LSA flight training was released by the FAA late last year, but it failed to allow primary training in low-mass/high-drag E-LSA or gyroplanes. To grow these segments of aviation, an adequate training fleet is essential. That fleet has yet to materialize in the special light-sport aircraft market, necessitating that previously exempted E-LSA for flight training be allowed to continue.
EAA requested a briefing on the FAAs vision for NextGen as it relates to and impacts GA. EAA is concerned about potential significant mandatory equipment costs and whether such equipment would result in improved airspace access, information services in the cockpit, or safety over that provided by todays equipment.
SMS is a systemic approach to safety being implemented for air carriers, airports, and manufacturers. While the agency is currently focused on these larger organizations, EAA is concerned with the FAAs vision for SMS as it applies to GA. The FAA has no near-term plans to implement SMS for small GA businesses, but it would like GA to adopt some of the concepts in the future. EAA is submitting comments to the air carrier SMS notice of proposed rulemaking because it contains requirements that could form the framework for a future GA SMS program.
With the FAAs formation of the Unleaded Avgas Transition Aviation Rulemaking Committee to advise the agency on moving toward an unleaded piston aviation fuel specification, the agency has demonstrated a higher level of commitment to the unleaded fuels issue. EAA urged the FAA to ensure the continued regulatory availability of 100LL avgas until a suitable and safe alternative is developed and approved for the existing GA fleet of piston aircraft.
For decades it has been understood that airworthiness directives (ADs) do not apply to experimental amateur-built aircraft or to type-certificated products, such as engines and propellers, installed on them. Despite this, some legal interpretations in recent years have claimed otherwise. EAA seeks clarification that ADs do not apply to experimental aircraft, while acknowledging that owners are required to address any known unsafe condition identified by an AD.
The FAA received more than 900 comments expressing concern about proposed changes to the A&P-IA renewal policy. The FAA reaffirmed it did not intend to change how A&P mechanics with inspection authorization renew their privileges, add new burdens, or put people out of business. Nor was the traditional view of actively engaged intended to be altered; rather, this change was an attempt to clarify the requirements. The FAA recognizes and supports the need for part-time A&P-IA mechanics and the unique expertise they bring to aviation safety.
Homebuilding: Growth and Challenges
EAA recently issued its annual report to homebuilders covering the current status of the community, its growth, and, most importantly, safety.
The amateur-built fleet has shown the most consistent growth of any aircraft category in the United States over the past 20 years, with new homebuilts outpacing production aircraft in 2010. The total number of homebuilt aircraft certificated in the United States now exceeds 32,000, more than double of what it was 20 years ago.
The hours flown by amateur-built aircraft increased from 482,000 per year in 1995 to 983,000 in 2010, representing an increase of 104 percent. In that same period, the number of fatal accidents rose 5 percent, from 64 to 67.
The use of EAAs technical counselors, the standardization of aircraft kits, and builder experience have greatly increased the quality of the aircraft; however, the majority of accidents remain pilot-related. Builders must keep their flying skills proficient during the building phase, understand that each homebuilt model has unique flying characteristics, and seek transition training before beginning a flight-test program.
The AOPA Air Safety Institute (ASI) also released its annual Nall Report covering accident trends and factors. In the section on amateur-built aircraft the report stated that experimental LSAs accounted for almost 15 percent of all time flown by amateur-built aircraft. EAA strongly encouraged the ASI not to include the accidents and hours flown by E-LSA in the amateur-built fleet because it does not accurately reflect homebuilt aircraft totals. We continue to with work with AOPA, the FAA, and the General Aviation Joint Steering Committee to come to a common understanding regarding how to account for amateur-built safety data.
Teamwork: A Benefit for Both EAA and FAA
Our Aviation Freedomes are truly privileges. Simply look at the state of other countries civil aviation systems, and you realize how favorable our aviation environment is in the United States. It is a future we all must be vigilant in tending.
One of EAAs jobs is to continuously preserve our privileges, seeking new opportunities for participation while embracing and promoting improvements that enhance safety. Nobody wants friends or colleagues to be harmed, and every serious accident moves us closer to onerous new regulations and a shaken public perception of recreational aviation as a safe and legitimate pursuit. Staking out and protecting our turf, while helping to shape safety improvements, is certainly in the best interest of all.
The FAA recently unveiled a revitalized General Aviation Joint Steering Committee (GA-JSC) that will allow EAA to achieve a new level of collaboration on safety matters. There are many avenues to the conduct of advocacy; in EAAs experience, the best path is one of collaboration.
This GA-JSC will partner with industry in developing policy and guidance for improving general aviation safety. It is a proven model that recognizes the need for input from subject matter experts and follows a process, driven by data, for achieving outputs. Earlier this year, EAA attended the first meeting of this new GA-JSC where this strategy was outlined. After participating in the discussions, I am excited about the new approach. EAA, along with a number of other aviation associations, is on board and ready to work as a team with the agency. We all want to ensure and improve safety without creating new barriers and burdens.
Read more about out what else is happening in the world of EAA's government relations.
EAA's Government Relations department works to preserve the freedom of flight and reduce the regulatory barriers affecting affordability and access to EAA members participation in aviation. Protecting the freedom to fly is the foundation on which all of the organizations advocacy initiatives are built. EAA fights to preserve this freedom by providing clear solutions and practical alternatives backed by hard work and dedication. EAAs 55-year history of success is a testament to that philosophy.


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Quah Zheng Wen did not advance to the semi finals of the 200m backstroke (S'pore Sports Council)
Teenage swimmer Quah Zheng Wen failed to qualify for the semi-finals of the 200m backstroke event on Wednesday.
Swimming in Heat 1, the 15-year-old, who is the younger brother of national swimmer Ting Wen, clocked a time of 2:03.45 seconds
The fastest qualifier for this event is Tyler Clary of the United States with his time of 1:56.24s.
His fellow American and hot favourite Ryan Lochte is close behind with 1:56.36s, with Japan's pin-up Ryosuke Irie third in 1:56.81s.
The world record for this event, 1:51.92s, is set by American Aaron Peirsol in 2009.
Mylene Ong clocked 56.33s in the 100m freestyle, which is slower than her personal best of 55.70 (Getty)
In the women's 100m freestyle event, Singapore's Mylene Ong clocked 56.33s to miss out on the semi-finals.
Swimming in Heat 3, Ong's time is also off her personal best of 55.70s.
China's Tang Yi led the way with a blistering time of 53.28.
Defending champion Britta Steffen of Germany, who holds the world record of 52.07s, only managed a time of 54.42s to scramble into the semis.Read More »from Quah Zheng Wen, Mylene Ong fail to qualify for semis