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BFI Mediatheque Wrexham Library Launch
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The refurbished Wrexham Library is home to the first Mediatheque in Wales.
The BFI Mediatheque
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An introduction to the BFI Mediatheque, an ongoing project to provides visitors free access to the largest film and television archive in the world.
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Further information on the exciting new Mediatheque offerings in early 2010.
Simon McCallum on Oy Britannia
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Mediatheque Curator Simon McCallum discusses the latest collection; an exploration of Jewish life in the United Kingdom titled Oy Britannia.
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An in-depth discussion of the December 2009 collection in the BFI Mediatheque.
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9 Nov 2009
Marking the latest adaptation of Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol, the BFI Mediatheque pays tribute to past versions of the classic Christmas tale.
Cambridge Mediatheque Launch
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The launch of the BFI's third Mediatheque, forming a vital part of the Cambridge Central Library.
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Cablers_JonPaul (27th June 2014), Steven_Cleaver (27th June 2014)
We have an E70 in and also an equivalent iiyama screen. Thoughts as follows:
- multipoint touch is better on the E70 (10pt vs iirc 5 on the iiyama)
- also found the touch response better on the E70, the iiyama just seemed a fraction of a second slower when writing, soon became quite irritating
- definitely need to hook them up via HDMI, noticeable difference on that compared to VGA
- you might need additional graphics card or DVI-HDMI converter for your PC to do this
- if you mirror the display onto a monitor budget in a 24" or so HD monitor that can match the 1920x1080 resolution on the E70
- make sure you adjust the advanced screen options for brightness, contrast and sharpness as the factory defaults look really poor
- image quality is (very) slightly better on the E70 on HDMI, iiyama better over VGA (but irrelevant as per point above)
- sound is poor on the E70, use external speakers
- E70 requires Notebook & Drivers v11, won't work with 10.8 if you're still on that version
- SMART has controls easily accessible on the side of the board, the iiyama decides to hide them at the back, no good if the remote has gone walkies!
Also note that writing on these boards doesn't feel as smooth as on a traditional board as the surface of the screen is more resistant to movement. The iiyama was really let down by its cheap and nasty pen (£1 eBay type stylus with flexible end that gives way under pressure) compared to the SMART stylus which was a bit better.
There were also some licensing queries on the iiyama and if I remember rightly will need a purchase of the SMART software. The price difference between the two once you factor that in isn't much so we're sticking with the E70 to keep the overall solution neatly tied together.
The only other vendor that came close was C-Touch but again SMART licensing comes into it and the price difference wasn't enough to make it viable. All the other manufacturers either ship with really poor software (Samsung!) or didn't come in the right kind of package (wall mount vs stand etc.) to be a realistic competitor for our environment.
@Cablers_JonPaul where does the new 6065 panel sit vs the E70, is it a higher end dispaly (4k etc.) or are SMART just trying to run out the E70 stock before moving solely to the new device?
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Cablers_JonPaul (27th June 2014), Steven_Cleaver (27th June 2014)
E70 is a good touch screen, they look and work fab on an electric raiser, really work well with the kids. Interested in the Roth audio soundbar though, must check that out
I am not even sure who the market leaders are meant to be Balrog, its always slightly ambiguous and extremely subjective. We were provided demonstrations by all of the touchscreen suppliers/manufacturers selling into education and a few others who don't which all looked very slick and impressive. Our team then purchased, begged and borrowed the best of those demonstrated units to do some testing without a supplier or a sales person standing over us. We spent quite some time carrying out extensive side by side testing of the many models until we came up with a list of our top 3. Those are the ones we recommend based on the results of the in house tests. It wasn't scientific, we just tried to replicate the use they would get in most classrooms. We even had some teachers in to help assess them so its not just the views of techies that we considered.
Even our view is subjective, sometimes their wasn't much to choose between them. Our team are always looking again at products after they have been updated or changed and if we find them to be as good or better than those we currently recommend we would add them to our list.
Any touchscreen that will encourage collaboration and transform classroom and teaching practices is a great product. If you have not tried as many as us you would probably never know that one is more or less responsive than another, or feels laggy in comparison or that the software this one provides is not as good as the software that one supply's or that this screen looks and feels better or that this screen can be seen from wider angles with less glare etc.
(Sorry for the very long sentence)
I would not slate anyone's product, but i will recommend what ones we feel deliver the best user experience. Its up to buyers to do their research and not necessarily put too much faith in the glossy marketing materials.
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SimpleSi (28th June 2014)
As well as a smaller 65" but higher end display (4K) the 6065 has object awareness so can tell if your using a pen, fist, gestures etc. (A bit like the 880 SmartBoard) It will also allow two users to use a pen at the same time and allows them to write in different colours. I do not expect SMART will bring a 70" version to market too quickly.
The E70 has a massive display but it does not have object awareness. If they do bring a larger version of the 6065 to market they may well keep the E70 as their budget model. The 6065 is currently the same price as the bigger E70 but a bigger version of the 6065 (6070 just a guess) would undoubtedly cost you more.
gshaw (27th June 2014)
looks to be flooded with brands at the moment Jon-Paul, some are display brands, projector brands, IWB brands, low cost imports. If you can get demo samples, get on well with the supplier and direct contact to the manufacturer it's worth it's weight.
for the screens to last many years, not just long warranties and free service upgrades; but connectivity, OS support (Mac OS, Chromebook, Linux etc), Software licencing and added features you many not think you will miss today could be essential soon.
SimpleSi (30th June 2014)
It is possible to convert Notebook files to other formats but its not a perfect solution as certain things wont convert.
You need to take what software you use into account when you buy any screen and add that to the price if it does not come bundled.
@Jon Paul
You've provided a lot of quality information here and I'd like to publicly thank you for that.
You come across as the sort of supplier that us school IT people want to deal with
Someone who understands the end use (teaching pupils) and aims help do so by supplying the right product for the job
PS You need to learn to ignore trolls though
Cablers_JonPaul (30th June 2014)
The E70 is definitely EOL. The factory stopped making them months ago, Smart ended up with a lot of stock to sell, hence the price drops. It looks like the 6065 will be sold alongside it for a while. 4K resolution and attractive price. Did hear though that it doesn't have VGA input. Fine if you have HDMI but could be tricky if you don't. Only 4 point touch too.
As for market leaders, pm me I have the lowdown on that if anyone is interested..
gshaw (30th June 2014)
Right - E70 ordered and being fitted next Tues PM
Thanks for all info
Two of our techs were at Steljes yesterday and came back with the same news which was in direct opposition to what i had previously been told in my numerous phone calls with them.
I could only post what we had been told of and i am sorry that my information which i had confirmed with several people at Steljes prior to writing my post was not correct at the time. I will be talking to them again today.
We are going to test and evaluate the new 6065 properly and will post its pros and cons publicly once we know what we think of it. We wont rely on demonstrations and want to see how it stacks up against some of our other favorites. We will also be having another look at the CleverTouch now that its had a revamp.
I will share it on edugeek once our new round of testing is finished.
If you have a E70 i should not worry too much, you still have a great piece of hardware and it will last you for many years, if you don't have one then take advantage of any special offers you see for them with whatever supplier you use. We are not convinced yet that the E70 is being superseded by a better screen for the education market but i will keep you posted as to our final opinions once we know more on how it performs in a school environment under some stress.
@SimpleSi How have you found the E70?
I am just about to order our first touch tv and have been given a bunch of quotes.
Looks fine - didn't have a chance to play with it at all - the sound is absoultely rubbish so def need external speakers
It surprises me not in the slightest about Steljes.
They are (and have been for a number of years) top of my list come the revolution
We have to work with many of the manufactures and suppliers and they are not the worse.
To be fair @SimpleSi they normally quite supportive to the resellers and we never have any issues getting them out to fix problems with faulty kit which inevitably occurs from time to time. This helps me to keep the schools we work with happy and endears the their tech support team to me far more than their sales people.
I'm the guy at the end of the phone this end who usually cops it here when a problem arises. The lack of correct up to date information was quite annoying and a little embarrassing as i specifically rang them to get clarification.
Never mind, i wont dwell on it. Have you got yourself a sound bar yet or are you sticking with your standard audio solution?
We have to work with many of the manufactures and suppliers and believe it or not they are not the worse.
To be fair @SimpleSi they normally quite supportive to the resellers and we never have any issues getting them out to fix problems with faulty kit which inevitably occurs from time to time. This helps me to keep the schools we work with happy and endears the their tech support team to me far more than their sales people.
I'm the guy at the end of the phone this end who usually cops it here when a problem arises. The lack of correct up to date information was quite annoying and a little embarrassing as i specifically rang them to get clarification.
Never mind, i wont dwell on it. Have you got yourself a sound bar yet or are you sticking with your standard audio solution?
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The Festival of (Giving) TreesPosted: November 29, 2012 | Author: Jena | Filed under: Artsy Fartsy, Community, Holiday, textiles, Working Together | Leave a comment »
The Festival of (Giving) Trees is a four day family event, designed to be a holiday activity. Chosen organizations donate a artificial tree decorated with a theme. The MOMS Club was chosen to contribute a tree. Trees are raffled. The mission is to raise money to help the Silent Spring Institute, the Massachusetts Breast Cancer Coalition and the Cancer Center at Harrington Hospital to fight the battle against breast cancer and to help fund cancer research. Over the past fourteen years, the Festival of (Giving) Trees has raised and donated over $390,000 to these beneficiaries.
MOMS Club puts up a family tree, themed yarn and color. MOMS, dads and kiddos help hang the ornaments.
The tree is beautiful.
Scavenger Tree HuntPosted: November 27, 2012 | Author: Jena | Filed under: after school cool down, Artsy Fartsy, body/mind/spirit, Community, Developmental Themes, Field Trip, Holiday, large motor skill, Outside, Tradition | Leave a comment »
The MOMS Club has set up their outdoor tree for the Annual Scavenger Tree Hunt, organized by the Conservation Committee in town.
When we are finished hanging all the sticks and rocks, we step back, admire our work, and venture off to find the rest of the hidden trees.
We hike about 2 miles and find 13 trees.
It is a long and tiring hike for a 3 and 5 year old. It was cold, but we kept moving, saying, "never give up."
We're going on a tree hunt, we're gonna find a beauty, what a beautiful day, we're not tired.
What if you decorated a tree on local trail for people to find? That's be fun, right?
We will be sending the pics of the boys and trees to the conservation committee, and entering to win a grand prize of movie tickets.
Making Ornaments: Community Holiday TreesPosted: November 26, 2012 | Author: Jena | Filed under: after school cool down, Artsy Fartsy, Community, Holiday, Jena's work, Recycling, Small Motor Skill, textiles, Working Together | Leave a comment »
In the winter, the MOMS Club contributes to two holiday tree events.
The Festival of (Giving) Trees is a four day family event, designed to be a holiday activity. Chosen organizations donate a artificial tree decorated with a theme. The MOMS Club was chosen to contribute a tree. Trees are raffled. The mission is to raise money to help the Silent Spring Institute, the Massachusetts Breast Cancer Coalition and the Cancer Center at Harrington Hospital to fight the battle against breast cancer and to help fund cancer research. Over the past fourteen years, the Festival of (Giving) Trees has raised and donated over $390,000 to these beneficiaries.
The theme we've chosen for this tree is yarn and color. We score Pinterest for simple, colorful yarn ornament ideas that families can do together.
wrap yarn around a wire shape
God's eyes
lacing cards
finger knit garland
The town's Conservation Commission organizes a Winter Tree Scavenger Hunt. The object of the hunt is to find 8-10 decorated trees, take your photo with each tree and email all photos to the Conservation Commission between Thanksgiving and New Year's Day.
The Scavenger Tree will be sticks and stones: Nature's Best Toys Ever! Approved by the MOMS Club of Sturbridge.
We paint sticks,
color on hot stones,
and modge modge magazine bits onto stones too.
We set up a morning at the local basement of the Federated Church for MOMS and kids to play with yarn. We share project ideas on the MOMS Club Facebook page and set up goodie bags with supplies people can take home to work on the ornaments on their own time.
We will meet at the church to decorate the yarn and color tree.
We will meet in the woods to pick a tree and hang sticks and stones.
Batty about Bats: Song, Craft and BooksPosted: November 5, 2012 | Author: Jena | Filed under: after school cool down, Artsy Fartsy, Community, Developmental Themes, Holiday, Literacy, Music | Leave a comment »
We learned all this info at the local library!
Flight of the Bats, to the tune of Saints Go Marching In
Oh when the bats, fly in the night
Oh when the bats fly in the night.
The mosquitoes better scatter,
when the bats fly in the night.
They use their screech, to search the dark
They use their screech to search the dark
they find their way, using sonar,
when they use their screech at night.
Oh when the sun, is on the rise,
Oh when the sun is on the rise,
The bats head back to the the rafters
when the sun is on the rise.
And when those bats, call it a night,
oh when those bats call it a night,
They hang upside down and hold on tight
When those bats call it a night. SHHHHHH!
Little J loves bats. He forgoes the Iron Man costume this Halloween for his handmade piecemeal bat costume from last Halloween.
I think the idea of Halloween can be even more fun after it happens. The kids' love of dress up is rekindled, there is candy to enjoy and to remember the holiday with every sweet treat.
We decide to pull out a simple, hand tracing, bat craft the day after Halloween.
The kids trace their little hands on black or brown paper.
Cut them out, with or without adult help.
Draw and cut out a bat head.
Glue the wings onto the head.
Draw a face with white colored pencil.
A quick little craft like this one is a great excuse to archive the size of our little peoples' hands and to practice and build up those small motor skills.
If you're studying a unit about night creatures or if your child just really likes bats, you might want to check out these bat books.
Bats at the Library by Brian Lies
Bats at the Beach by Brian Lies
Batty by Sarah Dyer
Stellaluna by Janell Cannon
6 tips to carve with kids: Happy HalloweenPosted: October 31, 2012 | Author: Jena | Filed under: after school cool down, Artsy Fartsy, Cut and Paste, Drawing, Garden, Holiday, Literacy, playing with our food, Small Motor Skill | Leave a comment »
1. Carve your pumpkin outdoors or cover work area with newspaper for easy clean up.
2. If kids don't like to feel the insides with their bare hands, use a garden, rubber, or winter glove to remove pulp.
3. Dry the pumpkin with a cloth before drawing a face with Sharpie.
4. Talk to your kids about the parts of the face and let them draw and carve it themselves to the best of their ability. (Parent supervision and help is a given.)
5. Don't dump seeds in the compost or you'll have a surprise pumpkin patch in the spring when you use your soil for the garden. (I say this from personal experience.)
6. Roast the seeds in your oven or dry them in the sun for next year's harvest. We're doing both.
Three Great Pumkiny, Halloweeny Books
Pumpkin Jack by Will Hubbell, tells the story of a little boy, who's leftover decomposing pumpkin, plants seeds for the next jack o lantern.
Halloween by Harry Behn, Halloween poetry paired with beautiful illustrations of children out on Halloween night.
Pumpkin Moon by Tim Preston, tells the magical story of pumpkins on Halloween night after the trick or treating is over.
Kiddie Pool on SteroidsPosted: July 3, 2012 | Author: Jena | Filed under: body/mind/spirit, Dadda Projects, Developmental Themes, Holiday, large motor skill, Outside, Water Play | Leave a comment »
Little J's birthday is the beginning of June.
POPS buys our family a 12 foot round INTEX pool for the summer.
Just in time for our first heat wave, Big K levels the ground, blows up the pool, fills it with water, and figures out the whole filtration and chlorination system.
We spend 2 days straight enjoying the cool water.
Compared to a "real pool," the INTEX is relatively inexpensive, and is also filtered and chlorinated. The kiddie pools we've used in years past have had to be dumped out every day and are full of grass and dirt minutes after filling it. The plastic pool definitely did the job, but the INTEX is like a kiddie pool on steroids.
For my little ones, 7 and under, it's a perfect height, 30 inches, the water doesn't reach above anyone's head. Since having this pool, about 2 weeks, both boys have made HUGE strides with their swimming skills.
Big K thinks that if they swim in the pool in the evening that they don't need a bath. Not so sure about that, babe.
Little J draws a picture of himself, diving into his new pool.
Art Playgroup Tries Their Hand at the USA FlagPosted: June 28, 2012 | Author: Jena | Filed under: Artsy Fartsy, body/mind/spirit, Community, Cut and Paste, Holiday, Paint, Printing, sensory | Leave a comment »
The local MOMS Club is at it again this summer, hosting an Arts and Crafts Camp every week. Two moms host, come up with a project and provide snack together. Today was the first week of Arts and Crafts Camp. Little J, Little K and I make some Handprint American Flags inspired by and originally posted by Muffin Tin Mom.
It is a simple craft, geared towards any age, friendly to the "creative interpretations" kids like to put on craft instructions, and it's perfect for this time of year in the U.S. when the fireworks and celebrations of independence commence. We will be going to a friends' party this weekend, and we plan on waving our little handprint American flags.
Little J did not want to paint his hand, so he painted mine and we printing the flag with my fingers and palm. He enjoyed painting the popsicle stick the best. Little K did not want to paint his hand either, so just applied the red, white and blue paint to the flag. He enjoyed the star stickers the most.
Supplies on the Table:
red, white and blue paint
blue construction paper, cut to 4 by 5 inches
paint brushes
popsicle stick
small star stickers
glue stick
hole punch
thin ribbon in red, white, or blue
Paint the palm or have the child paint their own hand blue and the fingers red and white alternately.
Place the child's hand, palm and fingers down, onto the construction paper and let dry.
Apply mini star stickers to the palm area.
Apply glue to the top half of the popsicle stick and paste to the flag
Punch a hole in the upper left corner of the flag.
String whatever combo of the thin ribbon you wish.
Tie the ribbon off and you are ready to celebrate!
Tin Lantern Project for Camping.Posted: June 18, 2012 | Author: Jena | Filed under: Artsy Fartsy, Developmental Themes, Field Trip, Holiday, large motor skill, Outside, Recycling, Sculpture | Leave a comment »
While you are setting up the tent and prepping a tin foil bon fire dinner, you can get the kids going on this simple and beautiful project.
Save some of your cans from the recyclables, fill them with water and place in the freezer, giving a little of space at the top for water expansion. Use these icy cans to keep some of your perishables cold in your cooler on the way to your camp site.
While unpacking the car, set up on a picnic table: frozen tin cans, hammers and nails.
Younger kids might not have the strength to punch a hole though the tine, but with a little bit of help and patience, they will master the task.
Direct the kids to punch holes in the tin all over and around. My kids also liked to hammer the ice inside the cans with the nails.
We put the tin lanterns around the camp fire at night.
Mini Donut MorningPosted: June 8, 2012 | Author: Jena | Filed under: Holiday, playing with our food | Leave a comment »
It's Friday, the last day of PreK for Little J.
This weekend we will celebrate Little J's 5th birthday with all his friends and we're busy putting little baggies of fun goodies together to share. I go to Target to buy bag stuffers, I don't go to Target that often, and I know why. Everything looks so shiny and new and fun on those packed shelves. Of course, I have to go the the cooking area and I find a mini donut maker. On impulse, I put it in my cart…it only cost $18.
The boys are more excited than me about our new gadget. They love donuts, but we don't tend to imbibe often because I would rather they eat their fruit and yogurt, etc.
Today is a perfect day to make a batch of mini donuts. It turns out that, if you don't fry them, they are a lot like making a pancake or waffle. Not so unhealthy.
This is the recipe we use:
Basic Donut Recipe
1 cup flour
1/2 cup sugar
1 tablespoon baking powder
1 egg
1/2 cup milk
1/2 teaspoon vanilla
4 tablespoons cooking oil
Stir dry ingredients together. Add egg, vanilla, and milk and beat 1 minute with electric mixer or vigorously by hand. Add oil and continue to beat 1 minute more.
By request, we also "glaze" the donut with a heated mix of 1 part milk, 3 parts honey, and add sprinkles.
Birthday DragonPosted: June 4, 2012 | Author: Jena | Filed under: Artsy Fartsy, Holiday, Jena's work, playing with our food, Sculpture, Small Motor Skill | 1 Comment »
It's Little J's 5th birthday. During the Christmas season he received a Cupcake Cookbook that's he's poured over since, picking out favorites, asking the people he loves if they'll pick out their favorite too. The Dragon Cupcake has been his consistent favorite.
He asks me to read the list of ingredients and we both wonder about fondant, I'm not that advanced with my baking and decorating.
When his birthdays rolls around, he puts in his official request for the dragon cupcake.
We make a trip to the store and look for things that will work in the making of the dragon. I'm not brave enough to try to make and work with fondant, so I try my hand at a material that's more familiar, my favorite childhood candy, Starburst.
The boys help me make the cupcakes and we set them aside to cool right before bed. After I tuck them in, I get to work with my fingers trying to mold Starburst into a dragon shape.
It take some hand and finger strength, but once the candy starts molding, it's not too hard. I was able to shape the dragon to my satisfaction and set it on top of one of the cupcakes for a birthday breakfast treat.
Upon inspection, Jonah is happy too.


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POSTGAME NOTESBaylor 82, TCU 56Fort Worth, Texas (Daniel-Meyer Coliseum)Jan. 26, 2013Attendance: 6,277 * TCU dropped to 9-11 overall and 0-7 in Big 12 Conference play. * Adrick McKinney led TCU in scoring for the third time this season with 15 points. He reached double figures for the eighth time this season and the seventh time in the last 12 games. * McKinney set career highs in both free throws made (seven) and attempts (11). * McKinney, who totaled eight rebounds, also led TCU on the glass for the 11th time in the last 14 games. He has pulled down at least five rebounds in 14 consecutive contests, the longest streak for a Frog since Zvonko Buljan went 24 straight in 2008-09. * Connell Crossland matched his career scoring high with 12 points, making a career-best six field goals on eight attempts. He also totaled 12 points earlier this season in TCU's Nov. 12 home win over Centenary. * Crossland scored in double figures for the second straight game with 10 points. It marks the first time in Crossland's career that he has scored 10 or more in back-to-back contests. * Nate Butler Lind matched his career scoring high with 10 points. It marked his third career effort with 10 points and second this season. * Garlon Green made his 117th career appearance, matching TCU all-time leading scorer Darrell Browder for 10th place on the program's career games played list. Green already is No. 9 on the school's career chart for minutes played. * Kyan Anderson totaled four steals, his fifth career game, and third this season, with four or more thefts.* The game featured an attendance of 6,277, the largest for a TCU home game since 6,460 fans showed up to the DMC for a Feb. 25, 2012 win over No. 18 New Mexico.


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So, I have one month left in Argentina—I have $975 in the account and about $35 US in cash. I've been really good about recording all of my expenses, but not good about "budgeting". I think that my start up costs when I head back to college in the fall are going to be about $200, and perhaps I'll spend $100 when I'm home over the short summer break. I'd like to save $300 for Ireland, and still pay the credit card bill for July and August. Work starts August 20, then I'll have a paycheck and can learn how to save money while being a student. I'm optimistic that since I'm an RA and have a meal plan I can stop ordering out, which will help with the lose weight goal, too, if I stay away from the dangerous areas in the dining hall.
So… all that figured out, I can definitely spend $200 US, or about $600 pesos, during my last month. This is a lot less than what I have been spending, so I'm going to have to sit down and plan. It's possible I'm going to need closer to $300 realistically, which is okay—it just means I have to plan well in the fall to make Ireland a reality in the spring.
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Permanent Mission of the Republic of the Philippines to the United Nations
Philippine Statement
Madam Chair,
Like others before me, allow me to extend to you the warmest felicitations and congratulations of the Philippines on your election as the Chair of the Second Committee. The Philippines assures you and your Bureau of its support and cooperation to ensure the smooth and successful conclusion of work agenda of the Second Committee.
The Philippines also wishes to put on record its commendation and gratitude to H.E. Ambassador Kirsti Lintonen of Finland for her excellent stewardship of the Second Committee during the 62 nd Session of the General Assembly. Further, the Philippines acknowledges with praise the relevant opening statements of H.E. Deputy Secretary-General Dr. Asha Rose Migiro and Under-Secretary General for Economic and Social Affairs Sha Zukang, and the the comprehensive and insightful keynote presentation given by Professor Haussman.
Madam Chair,
When H.E. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon spoke before the Ministerial Meeting of the Group of 77 and China a few days ago, he described the confluence of crises – "the weakening world economy, steep rises in food and energy prices, and climate change …" – as a 'complex development emergency' that requires urgent action.
The weakening world economy
If one year ago, the Philippines noted the rumblings of financial distress brought about by the sub-prime crisis, who would have imagined today the extent of damage and uncertainty that has surfaced within this relatively short period? We are witnessing what might be the gravest global financial crisis in recent memory and its full consequences have yet to be played out. The only thing that is perhaps certain at this point is that all our economies are in serious danger of undergoing economic upheaval, thereby reversing any progress countries may have made in achieving the Millennium Development Goals and other internationally agreed development goals, and especially making it more difficult for the most disadvantaged developing countries in this room.
We must also consider the uncertain future of the Doha Development Round. After over seven years of difficult negotiations, some consider that we have passed the crossroads and are drifting in uncharted territory. The danger we face with the proliferation of bilateral and regional trade agreements, even though Doha compliant, is that we run the risk of creating distortions that may defeat the stated purpose of fair and free trade. The Philippines remains hopeful that talks on the Doha round can be resumed in the near future, and encourages all parties to consider negotiations in a new light.
Speaking of Doha, but this time in the context of the Follow-up International Conference on Financing for Development in a few months, the Philippines recognizes that this conference takes on added importance in view of the financial turmoil that we all face. Let us hope that the Monterrey Consensus remains on track and that commitments to financing for development will be renewed and revitalized.
The food crisis
Secretary General Ban Ki-moon must be commended by UN Member States for his quick and decisive action on the issue of the global food crisis. The process leading up to the formulation of the Comprehensive Framework for Action (CFA) stands as a model of how the United Nations can identify a problem, organize the relevant agencies, and galvanize Member States to take quick and coordinated action on a global issue.
The immediate and longer-term measures described in the CFA provide a template for countries to pattern their responses to the crisis. The Philippines has taken this to heart and it has programmed thirty billion pesos to spend on research and development, agricultural infrastructure, sustainable integrated farming systems, rice biotechnology, and education.
It must be said, however, that hunger in developing countries is only one side to this food crisis. When we consider that there is an estimated 850 million people worldwide who suffer from undernourishment compared to a projected 1.2 billion people who are considered overweight, it makes one consider that there are other ways to take global action on this problem.
Underinvestment in agriculture is cited as one of the contributing factors to the rise in food prices. The prescient World Development Report 2008 of the World Bank has recommended 'Agriculture for Development' as the means for developing countries to achieve economic growth and thereby reduce poverty and hunger. Renewed emphasis on agriculture would also help address the gender gap and environmental sustainability that are part of the systemic problem faced by all countries.
On the biofuel issue that has been cited as having a positive impact on agri-industry but a negative impact on food prices, the Philippines is pursuing a policy of using non-food biofuel sources planted on land not used for food production purposes. It is submitted that this policy is a way forward for countries intending to seek a sustainable balance between food and energy needs.
Energy and Climate Change
The global effects of climate change continue to be felt by all, and just as the food crisis resulted in concerted efforts to act on the problem, it is hoped that a growing consensus will also soon allow countries to take quick and united action on greenhouse gases.
Recently the G-8 expressly recognized the need to act on this matter, and the Philippines as an active negotiator in the UNFCCC process calls on all parties to look at the greater good for generations yet to come, and negotiate in earnest at Poznan later this year leading to a successful conclusion in Copenhagen next year.
The Philippines has enshrined in her Constitution the duty of the State to protect and advance the right of the people to a balanced and healthful ecology in accord with the rhythm and harmony of nature, and the Supreme Court has enunciated the doctrine of intergenerational justice and responsibility in respect of the environment. It is hoped that these principles will be observed by all nations.
The rise in energy prices provides a strong impetus for a more carbon-friendly approach to energy policy, as it should also affect consumption patterns in general. The Philippines is well on its way to pursuing a greener energy path not only through exploring renewable and alternative energy sources such as geothermal and wind power, but also through changing consumer behaviour such as through the phase-out of incandescent bulbs.
The Migration Dimension of Globalization
Finally, let me take a moment to focus on what the Philippines considers as a ninth so-called MDG. I refer to what we may call the Migration Dimension of Globalization. We believe than no discussion on development would be complete without considering this important factor. As a major country of origin, the Philippines is keenly aware of the various issues involved and recognizes that this is another issue that needs international attention.
The movement of people from one country to another for whatever purpose they deem necessary will surely increase as globalization continues to erase borders. This is a phenomenon that should be recognized as having profound implications on the growth and development of both sending and receiving countries.
The Philippines realizes that the implications of migration are currently seen from a variety of viewpoints. A broader understanding of this issue must be propagated and pursued and should involve all stakeholders. The Philippines invites all UN Member States to actively participate in the Second Global Forum on Migration and Development (GFMD) that is to take place in Manila, the capital of the Philippines, from 27 – 30 October, or just three weeks from today. We expect that the outcome of discussions of this important forum will be of use as the Second Committee tackles the biennial resolution on Migration and Development.
Madam Chair,
It is for all these reasons that the work in the Second Committee is so vital to developing countries such as the Philippines. All these crises fall squarely under the discussions within this Committee, and the Resolutions we will be negotiating this 63 rd Session will be of particular relevance and resonance.
We realize that oftentimes, the negotiations on many of these Resolutions are hotly debated and that sometimes it seems that there are divergent viewpoints on the same subject matter. However, it is hoped that the gravity of the crises which currently confront and challenge the development pillar of the United Nations, will shift our perceptions from arguments of whether the glass is half-empty or half-full to the realization that we all have to drink from the same glass in order to survive.
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NASA was set over the weekend to conduct drop testing on
the second of three unpiloted X-43A vehicles the Hyper-X program.
The test is a dress rehearsal for its free flight currently
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Pending thorough evaluation of all flight data, the
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flight path and was deliberately terminated.
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contributing factor but the root cause of the booster going off its
trajectory was resolved through development of better analytical
models and modification of the control system in the booster. Now,
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40,000 feet instead of 20,000 feet as was done in the first
Pegasus's normal launch altitude of 40,000 feet is beneficial
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The experimental aircraft will fly in the Naval Air Warfare
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coast of southern California, where after powered flight, it will
glide to a safe impact and sink. NASA's Langley Research Center,
Hampton (VA), and Dryden Flight Research Center, Edwards (CA),
conduct the Hyper-X program jointly.
Allied Aerospace Industries in Tullahoma (TN), built both the
vehicle and the engine, and Boeing North American in Huntington
Beach, Calif., designed the thermal protection and propulsion
control systems. The booster is a modified Pegasus rocket from
Orbital Sciences Corp. Chandler (AZ). The Hyper-X program is part
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Friday, May 20, 2011 - 9:14am
Here's a nice way to create your own evidence: an old-school revolver that has a camera under the barrel, set to snap a shot every time you pull the trigger.
Made in 1938, you've gotta wonder why this didn't catch on. I mean, sure, no criminals would want to create evidence of their evildoing. But what about cops? Wouldn't it be good for them to have photos of whatever they were aiming at? These days we've got helmet cams that do the same thing, but this seems like it was way before its time.
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Ideas of Good and Evil
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|Versions of
Ideas of Good and Evil
|A title given to part of William Blake's works. See also Notebook and Rossetti Manuscript, et al.
- Ideas of Good and Evil. By W. B. Yeats. (William Blake and the Imagination, William Blake and his Illustrations to the Divine Comedy.) A. H. Bullen, 1903.
- Ideas of good and evil, in Gilchrist's Life of William Blake (Volume 2, Selections) 1880 (second edition).


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