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19 Apr 2014
UNDP projects were presented at the Open Day organized by MoFA
As it was invited by the Department of International Organization of the MoFA, the Capacity Development for the Micro Insurance Market Project of UNDP together with Financial Regulartory Committee has introduced its activities to the public. The participating individuals were interested about micro insurance services particularly about insurance schemes of the gher, of individual houses. Project staff members have briefed about the micro insurance products and project activities to around 300 individuals and distributed over thousands handout materials and brochures.
16 Apr 2014
"Inclusive Insurance-2014" International Forum
"New insurance concepts are becoming a reality in the market. The forum will explore the opportunities of bringing these new concepts to Mongolia".
16 Apr 2014
Inclusive insurance international conference
16 Apr 2014
Inclusive insurance international conference
21 Mar 2014
The Mongolia Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender (LGBT) Dialogue
The Mongolia National Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender (LGBT) Dialogue was held in UN House on 20-21 March 2014. The LGBT Dialogue was attended by over 80 representatives of various stakeholders, including Government officials, LGBT human rights advocates, civil society activists, researchers and academics. The Dialogue is being organized as part of the regional 'Being LGBT in Asia' initiative being undertaken by UNDP Asia-Pacific Regional Centre and USAID Regional Development Mission Asia, both based in Bangkok, Thailand.
21 Mar 2014
Welcome Remarks for the Mongolia national LGBT dialogue
It is with great pleasure that I welcome you today on behalf of the United Nations to the Mongolia national lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender - what is often called LGBT – national community dialogue.
25 Feb 2014
Opening speech by Sezin Sinanoglu, UN Resident Coordinator, UNDAF Review Meeting
UNDAF was developed through intensive consultations with national counterparts and signed in 2011. It brings together 14 UN agencies to address key development challenges in Mongolia and covers the years 2012-2016.
17 Feb 2014
The First Ever Induction Training for All Local Elected Representatives
The 3-day Induction training for all local elected representatives started on 17 February 2014 in Bulgan, Dundgobi and Dornod aimags. The training is being organized by aimag council (hural) secretariats under the project "Capacity Strengthening of Local Self-Governing Bodies". A total of over 900 elected representatives of these 3 aimags are attending the training, which covers seven key topics: Legal environment, hural procedures, public participation, human rights and gender, and environment and green development.
07 Feb 2014
Key Findings of the Study on "Democratic Governance Institutions (1992-2013): Lessons Learned and Proposals for Reform" Presented to Academic Researchers
Key Findings of the Study on "Democratic Governance Institutions (1992-2013): Lessons Learned and Proposals for Reform" Presented to Academic Researchers.
15 Jan 2014
International Think Tank for Land Locked Development Countries's activity commenced in Mongolia
Minister for Foreign Affairs of Mongolia L.Bold and UNDP Permanent Representative to Mongolia Sezin Sinanoglu signed a project document for commencing activity of the International Think Tank for Landlocked Developing Countries to be carried out by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Mongolia in association with UN Development Program.
10 Dec 2013
The Secretary General - Message on Human Rights Day
Human Rights Day marks the anniversary of the adoption by the General Assembly of the landmark Universal Declaration of Human Rights. This year's observance also marks 20 years since a bold step forward in the struggle to make rights a reality for all: the adoption by the World Conference on Human Rights of the Vienna Declaration and Programme of Action.
09 Dec 2013
Secretary-General, in Message for International Anti-Corruption Day, Urges Fostering Culture of Integrity, Transparency
Human Rights Day marks the anniversary of the adoption by the General Assembly of the landmark Universal Declaration of Human Rights. This year's observance also marks 20 years since a bold step forward in the struggle to make rights a reality for all: the adoption by the World Conference on Human Rights of the Vienna Declaration and Programme of Action.
03 Dec 2013
Opening remarks by Ms. Sezin Sinanoglu, UN Resident Coordinator: Launch of the 5th MDG Progress Report
The Report took over a year of research, consultations, writing, re-writing and writing again by a handful of very dedicated people to finish. I would like to sincerely thank all of them for their great work! Among them, I would like to especially acknowledge the team in the Ministry of Economic Development who took the lead and pushed the process through. It was not an easy one but the result is obvious: a good quality Report, with figures and analysis that we can all stand by.
02 Dec 2013
The unfinished agenda of the MDGs: Looking toward POST-2015
14 Nov 2013
Insurance enrollment rates are increased as people understand its importance
nsurance is a primary tool for the prevention of various contingencies that life can throw at us, as well as sharing of damages and losses that can incur should an incidence of natural disaster or any other unforeseen circumstance occur. Therefore, awareness raising becomes of utmost importance, so that the population understands the importance of having insurance policies. One such awareness-raising exercise has been "Insurance in Our Lives" workshop organized in Dornod aimag.
07 Nov 2013
Speech by Sezin Sinanoglu, UN Resident Coordinator: Social Responsibility Forum organized by Deputy Prime Ministers' Office of Mongolia
Mongolia has achieved significant economic growth. We can see improvements in the lives and livelihoods of many people around the country. Child and maternal mortality rates and school enrolment, for example, have shown great progress. Roads, homes and schools are being built and the country is much more prosperous than before.
31 Oct 2013
Investigation agencies renewed their commitment to end torture
Five agencies with investigation powers, State Investigation Department, Investigation Division of the General Prosecutor's Office, General Court Decision Enforcement Agency, Independent Authority against Corruption, and General Intelligence Agency, held a discussion "Cooperation in Prevention from Torture" in the Government House. Heads of investigation departments of aimags attended the meeting.
24 Oct 2013
United Nations Day: Speech by Ms. Sezin Sinanoglu, UN Resident Coordinator
On behalf of the whole UN Country Team – most of whom are out of the country on mission – I sincerely thank you for joining us to celebrate the 68th anniversary of the United Nations. The United Nations Day is an opportunity for us to reflect on this unique organization that brings together 191 member states and to celebrate our achievements and contributions to peace and development around the world.
22 Oct 2013
Sezin Sinanoglu, UNDP Resident Representative: Speech at Development Dialogue on "Promoting equality and inclusive growth in Mongolia"
UNDP launched the Development Dialogue series last November in partnership with the Ministry of Economic Development and support from the British Embassy, to support informed policy discussions among key stakeholders on issues of significance for the development of Mongolia.
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The Venusta orchard spider is one of a handful of orb weavers that spin their webs near the horizontal plane. Females almost always sit underneath, bottom side up. They are some of the most common spiders found in the American Midwest. Find them in forests and shaded meadows; these spiders do not like direct sunlight.
Spiders in the family Tetragnathidae are commonly called long-jawed spiders, or long-jawed orb weavers. Tetragnathidae is newly separated from the family Araneidae. Both families build orb webs, but they use different construction techniques. Tetragnathids build orb webs with open centers while members in family Araneidae build orb webs with dense center.
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Kauai - The Lost World - Questions
For those of you who haven't seen the video yet, here it is.
Common questions:
1. With your glide cam how do you get the shots that are going over the cliff, and high up in the air, are you using any other equipment like a book stick or something? OR just holding it the whole time?
I am ONLY using the glidecam 4000 for all the shots in the video. I even use it as a tripod aswell, for the shots where the camera isn't even moving. I DO NOT use a vest, or harness, or anything of that nature.
For the shots where the camera goes over the waterfall the first 30 seconds into the film, and other similar shots... I personally am afraid of hights that big.. In fact that waterfall is 180 feet high, and anyone of any recent times that has jumped off it has died... So to get that shot, and any similar shot... I walk through it several times on my own, just to make sure I know the terrain (it was all rocky), then I walk through it slowly with the camera/glidecam several times to get the movement down, and then I film it 10-15 times just to make sure I get it right. This whole process on several of my shots can take anywhere between 1-15 minutes.
2. How do you get the camera to fly over the water, rocks, and sand so smooth?
I have been filming with the glidecam for the last 5-6 years now, almost every other day, which is no exaggeration. So a lot has come with experience. I didn't start out smooth, but anyone can make it smooth with time/practice. It's like riding a bike :) When I film on the sand, because you sink, I have learned to walk a certain way, (kinda looks funny, ha) that makes it so I can still have the glidecam work the same way as I was walking on flat cement. The same thing goes for walking over big rocks, I've just learned to walk on them and pace my self so the camera consistently stays smooth.
As far as the shots that fly over the water.. There is no fancy tricks about it, if it looks like we are flying over the water, that means I got wet filming it :)
For all the glidecam shots, I use a wide angle lens, 16mm is the focus length I normally use. That also gives us a much wider perspective, and makes us look like we are a lot higher then we are, just because of the lens perspective. I'm not holding the camera up higher then I normally wouldn, generally speaking anyways. I have never once put it on a pole or anything fancy like that.
3. What camera do you use? And why?
I use the Canon 5D Mark II. I think without a doubt its the best camera quality out there for its money, and because i'm a photographer as well, it allows me to do that on the side :) Also, because the camera is super small, it allows me to be a one main film crew, and take it anywhere I go, and blend in with anyone else, as far as I'm not carrying around a big camera where I go.
4. How do you treat the footage you shoot? What do you do to it in post/editing?
I generally do nothing to it, except for some times raise the contrast a little. Almost 95 percent of the shots are exactly as they come out of camera. I try and shoot everything in camera how like it, just because I don't like to spend a lot of time coloring it later, because I don't have a ton of experience in that world. So in camera, I always set the white balance for sure. The shutter speed I try and get as slow/low as possible, ideally it would be 30, often times its to bright for that. And then I have a "picture style" I have set in the camera that gives me a "saturated look" that brings out the colors a lot more then typically what the camera would do.
5. Do you use any filters or effects in post to make your shots smooth?
Every video I do, it depends. For this Kauai video, I would say on about 10 percent of the shots that I filmed on a glidecam, I used a filter that comes with Final Cut called "smooth cam". It zooms into your image a little, and smooths it out. It works great, however, keep in mind that you must have shot it smooth first in order for it to work to begin with :)
6. As far as the "exact" picture styles that I use on my Canon 5D, or any dslr for that matter, i use these settings.
Sharpness: 0 | Contrast: -1 | Saturation: 1 | Color Tone: 1
There is an awesome blog online that shows different examples of picutre style settings, and how they effect everything, you can check out that blog, and video in the two links right below.
I hope that helps, please let me know if you all have any other questions, and I will do my best to answer them :)
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Thanks for sharing. I have just become very interested in photography and dslr video and I'm trying to learn as much as possible. The northwest and hawaii are some of my favorite places. Your videos do them justice.
Dude, the color looks great. I'm totally interested in the picture style you created for this! I have been shooting "Flat" and color correcting in post but I'm starting to feel like getting it right in camera is a better way to go. Well done!ReplyDelete
A.MAZE.ING! Thanks for sharing!!! I love it!ReplyDelete
I love your work! I'm just making the switch to film with my Canon 5d Mark ii, and I was wondering if you could tell me the program you use to convert the footage to edit in Final Cut Pro. Also, how do you upload to YouTube in 1080p? I can only upload 720p? Thank you!
Thanks so much maddiepeters. Are you using a mac?ReplyDelete
I use compressor to convert everything I shoot on the Canon 5D Mark II, to a different video format. I convert it to "AppleProRes 422".
I then edit those video files in Final Cut, and then export them out as a Mov. Then for youtube, I throw it back into Compressor, and I export it out as a custom setting I made that keeps the quality super high, and in 1080p. I will be doing a youtube video tutorial on all of this soon, so stay tune :)
How do you manage to keep the picture relatively focused all the time?? its wonderful!! do you use any settings on the camera?? do you have a follow focus?? and how do you manage while using the stedicam? shots seem to be so sharp sometimes!!! i have also seen your video of that boy in Africa and the shots are also very focused. How do you do this please? and what wide lens do you use exactly?
I would like to get into this HDSLR buisness but sometimes the manual focus thing puts me off. im really confused because im afraid i wont be able to master manual focusing.
many thanks for your help!
@Clayton. I'm using a wideangle lens, 16mm to be exact, which means everything is gonna be in focus already for the most part :) I usually set my focus aroud 15 feet in front of me, and everything else takes care of itself. If I am shooting someone however, I usually try and keep the same distance that I start filming them, that's how I manage that.ReplyDelete
I don't even own a follow focus, just bare essentials, camera and glidecam.
The lens I use for ALL my glidecam stuff is the Canon 16-35mm F/2.8 L series lens, and I love it!! Use it 90 percent of the time :)
Hi Devin, Great shoot of Kauai. I wanted to ask you if you use neutral density filters, and if so, how do you use them when there is a lot of lightReplyDelete
@ David. I actually don't use them. I only use polarize filters. When I am shooting movies, with movie cameras, I for sure use ND filters, but I've never used them with DSLR cameras.ReplyDelete
Do you sell your footage on stock footage shots? If not then should definitely sell some of the footage from Kauai on sites like pond5.com and alwayshd.comReplyDelete
I am really looking forward to a video tutorial on exporting details. Thanks for the inspiration!ReplyDelete
I just watched your Tahiti: Ocean Voyage video. Wow! You are truly a gifted shooter. Once again, great stuff Devin. I'd love to see just how your Glidecam HD4000 is set up to pull off such stability. I know you're a super experienced "glider", but a question if you will...how many weights do you use (bottom and top) and how long is your post extended. Needless to say, you're superhuman to pull off some of those shots and the best thing of all...you never call attention to you...the shooter....it's all your vision.ReplyDelete
You said "The shutter speed I try and get as slow/low as possible, ideally it would be 30, often times its to bright for that." If your frame rate is 30fps, then, as you know, "standard" practice would be for the shutter speed to be 1/60th (and 1/50th sec for 25fps, on the 5D mk II). Why would you want to shoot at 1/30th of a second?ReplyDelete
Thanks for the listing your 5D mk II picture style settings. How do you color match the 5D footage with the GoPro footage? My GoPro footage looks nothing like my 5D mk II footage!
Since you don't use ND filters, how do you get correct exposure? Are you simply shooting only when the light is right for a correct exposure at your chosen frame rate/shutter speed/aperture combo?
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Hi Devin, I watched all your videos hundred times which you shared in youtube, are fantastic. I wonder how you can shoot the footages with no rolling shutter or jello effect while you move the 5D Mark II "pan" or "tilt" ?ReplyDelete
(which CF card do you use for HD video ?)
Many thanks for your reply.
Do you have to constantly rebalance your setup when you take your camera off? I tried numerous quick release plates, but notice that you just mount your camera on the glidecam base. Even by doing that, whenever I take the camera off and put it back on, the setup is off balance again. Thanks for any tips.ReplyDelete
Hi Devin,ReplyDelete
beautiful videos! I watched them all in the last 48 hours ;)
I am from Germany and do a lot of freelance stuff... primarily photography at the moment, but some videos, too.
What made you buy an additional HD 4000? What are the upsides compared to the HD 2000 when shooting with the 5D-II?
When do you use the one or the other? And: Which one to get for documentary-style work?
A lot of questions, I know. It would be really, really nice to get some tips.
Thanks a lot, Martin
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Nice post, thanks for sharing! I work in assisted living in Laconia and will be making a trip to Kauai with a group of seniors in the near future. This makes me very excited for that trip!ReplyDelete
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Despite the impending danger of the looming ash cloud from Iceland's Grimsvotn volcano, and with complete disregard for my own personal safety, I attended the second and final day of the 7th European Downstream Technology Forum earlier this week. Hosted at the Sartorius College in Goettingen, Germany, such was the quality of the speakers that most people simply forgot about the potential for travel mayhem and focused entirely on the subject at hand.
There was an emphasis on disposable systems and antibody purification, with presentations given by scientists from around the world detailing their experiences, both in terms of successes and challenges. Although the event was hosted by Sartorius Stedim Biotech, the very charismatic Dr. Uwe Gottschalk, vice president purification technologies, was keen to point out that it was "not a brainwashing seminar!" He insisted that the seminar be open, and that it should allow people to come together, share case studies and help solve industry problems no matter the technology involved. Indeed, as John Milne, technical manager at BioUetikon, noted in his presentation, it was in some way refreshing to see that companies faced many of the same challenges irrespective of scale.
Speaking of scale, Octapharma's Sandeep Kristiansson delivered a very detailed yet succinct lecture on process upscale and use of disposables in protein purification. So clear was the lecture, that it was the only one of the day to receive no probing questions at its conclusion. In addition to noting the familiar concept that traditional "stationary" equipment has distinct advantages in one-product facilities, he touched upon the need to consider environmental impact on all levels. Despite the disposable nature of single use technology, he pointed out that this was not the only environmental factor, and that time, energy and water used in cleaning stationary equipment should also be taken into account.
The atmosphere was purposeful yet friendly and informal, and a number of the lecturers enjoyed describing the delights of their own sites' particular location. Yun Kang, head of protein purification at ImClone, quipped that the view from his new site laboratory in New York was so engaging that they had to pull down the window blinds to restore staff productivity. He went on to deliver an outstanding lecture on the development of an alternative monoclonal antibody polishing platform using Sartobind STIC, which triggered some interesting questions and an obvious reluctance, in one case, to provide sensitive information: "It's a secret" he said, "but you could probably guess…"
The final lecture of the day took us to India where Dr. Ashok Patra of Panacea Biotec has developed a new process for purification of H1N1 influenza virus using Sartobind Q, a feat achieved in a matter of weeks rather than months. It was certainly a proof of concept that may make people rethink standard processes.
Dr. Gottschalk concluded that the delegates were "one community" with a limited number of people facing the same challenges in potentially different applications, and that information disclosure was key to helping the industry move forward.
Thank you to Elke Giebler for her regular updates on "the situation" throughout. And special acknowledgment is due to Hannover airport for remaining open for my flight back to Manchester, in contrast to Berlin, Bremen and Hamburg whose passengers were less fortunate.


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Philippine Statement
Mr. Chairman,
At the outset, the Philippine Delegation congratulates you and the members of your bureau on your well-deserved election and expresses confidence that under your able leadership and guidance, the Special Committee would again be able to accomplish the work it has set out to do for the 2008 session.
The Philippines expresses its appreciation to the Undersecretary General for Peacekeeping Jean Marie Guehenno as well as the Officer in Charge for Field Support Jane Holl Lutt for sharing with us their perspectives. Their insights gave added significance to the observance this year of the 60 th anniversary of the United Nations' flagship enterprise—peacekeeping.
The Philippines takes this opportunity to welcome our newest partners in peacekeeping—Burundi, Colombia, Cyprus, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Qatar and the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia. Moreover, the Philippines associates itself with the statement made by the distinguished representative of Morocco on behalf of the Non-Aligned Movement.
Mr. Chairman,
In his report, A/62/627, the Secretary General outlined the progress that has been made on the Implementation of the Recommendations of the Special Committee, particularly the ongoing restructuring of the Department of Peacekeeping Operations (DPKO) and the implementation of the Peace Operations 2010 roadmap.
The Philippines has been closely monitoring the restructuring of the peacekeeping machinery and is certainly pleased with the achievements that have been made so far in the eight priority areas laid down by the Secretariat, particularly in the formulation of common policies and processes that would allow both the DPKO and the Department of Field Support (DFS) to coordinate work effectively. The Philippines is thus confident that the DPKO and the DFS will meet the restructuring targets by June 2008.
The Philippines welcomes the creation of the Integrated Operational Teams (IOTs) and is particularly impressed with the success of the first IOT that was deployed in Darfur. It hopes that as a result of this, additional resources would be made available to ensure that these teams are able to effectively accomplish their tasks. In particular, it hopes that a full staff complement is assigned to the IOT covering Asia and the Middle East.
Mr. Chairman,
The Philippines notes the ongoing process to recruit and select new personnel, particularly military officers who will be seconded to the Secretariat. In making the final selection, it hopes that in addition to regional representation, consideration should also be given to troop contributing countries like the Philippines, which have never been given the opportunity to serve at UN Headquarters, particularly with the Office of Military Affairs.
The Philippines would also like to highlight the important role of the Public Affairs Unit within the Office of the Undersecretary General for Peacekeeping Operations in making the public appreciate and understand the role of the UN peacekeeper. It believes that the close cooperation between the DPKO and the Department of Public Information would translate to more information projects that would target audiences not only in the host countries but in the troop contributing countries as well.
Mr. Chairman,
The Philippines notes the extensive experience of the United Nations in supporting security sector reform—especially by demonstrating that effective cooperation has to be based on a shared understanding of the goals and objectives of security sector reform, while at the same time respecting the different ways these are addressed by national actors.
The Organization should continue to support national actors, particularly in post-conflict scenarios, to allow them to make informed security choices favorable to long-term development, sustainable peace and democratic governance.
The Philippines also looks forward to the continued successful implementation of the new evaluation capacity in the DPKO. Since this is designed to monitor mission progress towards mandate implementation, this capacity will provide a much-needed mechanism for assessing the validity and relevance of guidance materials in their daily application.
As training plays a critical role in implementing guidance materials into individual knowledge and skills, the Philippines hopes that the Policy, Evaluation and Training Division of the DPKO will respond to this valuable task by strengthening the linkages among the best practices and guidance system, on one hand, and evaluation and training, on the other.
Mr. Chairman,
The Philippines wishes to reiterate its unequivocal support and cooperation in helping the United Nations maintain the peace in conflict areas worldwide. As it has done when it first deployed an Air Force squadron to support UN operations in the Congo more than 40 years ago, the Philippines is ready to heed the call of the UN and will send its men and women to where they are needed, when they are needed.
The Philippines takes serious note of the demand for more police officers to support UN missions as evidenced by the 65 percent surge in the authorized strengths of the police components of UN peace operations.
The United Nations can count on the Philippines in this regard. It has gone a long way since it sent the first Filipino police officers to serve with the UN Transitional Authority in Cambodia in 1992. At present, the Philippines is one of the largest contributors of individual police officers to UN operations, with 320 serving in nine mission areas.
Only recently, Philippine President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo, responding to the request of no less than the Secretary General, ordered the deployment of 48 police officers to support the United Nations African Union Hybrid Mission in Darfur (UNAMID). In the coming months, the Philippines will be sending more officers to other UN mission areas where their experience and expertise are needed. Hopefully, in the near future, it would also finally be able to send its first formed police unit overseas.
The Philippines shall also endeavor to deploy more female personnel in response to the Secretary General's call for troop contributing countries to increase the number of women serving in the field. It shall also seriously look at how it could match the number of women personnel deployed with the actual percentage of women in the Armed Forces of the Philippines and the Philippine National Police.
Mr. Chairman,
The Philippines wishes to underscore once again the serious importance it places on the issue of sexual exploitation and abuse. It may be noted that as early as 2005, the Philippines has put in place a zero-tolerance policy not only on sexual exploitation and abuse but on all other misconduct that may be committed abroad by its men and women in uniform.
At home, the Philippines can be expected to continue taking steps to reinforce this policy including the conduct of a more rigid prescreening and predeployment process for Filipino peacekeepers. Here at the United Nations, the Philippines will continue to support all initiatives aimed at addressing the issue of sexual exploitation and abuse.
The Philippine delegation would also like to welcome such positive steps as the creation of posts in the conduct and discipline units at headquarters and in mission areas; the adoption of the revised Memorandum of Understanding between the UN and Troop Contributing Countries; and the formulation of the draft comprehensive strategy on victim assistance. It cites in particular the mission focused communication campaign to combat prostitution/transactional sex in field missions.
The Philippines also supports measures to improve the welfare of peacekeeping personnel. It subscribes to the idea of "common service in the pursuit of peace" as the main purpose that binds peacekeeping personnel. It is confident that the Secretariat's efforts to implement a personnel welfare strategy will bolster their shared sense of purpose and their ability to overcome the special constraints that life in field missions entails.
The Philippines' concern for the welfare of our troops should also extend to their spiritual requirements, hence, the need to consider the role of the chaplaincy in the peacekeeping contingents. As the lead country that advocates the promotion of interfaith dialogue, the Philippines would also like to request the DPKO to consider further measures to make both military and police peacekeepers sensitive to the cultural and religious circumstances of their areas of assignment.
Mr. Chairman,
The Philippines, like any other troop contributing country, gives particular importance to the safety and security of the men and women it sends to distant lands to help keep the peace. It certainly appreciates the steps being taken to protect UN peacekeepers wherever they may be but it would like to reiterate its view that such measures should cover all possible threats to the safety and well-being of UN Blue Helmets.
A total of 109 peacekeepers gave their lives while serving under the blue and white flag of the United Nations from January 2007 to February 2008 with almost half of them succumbing to health-related causes. The figures include an Army officer from the Philippines who supposedly died of malaria while serving as a military observer with the UN Mission in the Sudan (UNMIS).
It has been more than four months since Lt. Col. Renerio Batalla of the Philippines expired minutes after he was evacuated by helicopter from Rembek but there are still questions left unanswered. Unfortunately, we do not have the answers as until now the Philippine Government has not received a copy of the Board of Inquiry report on the circumstances surrounding his death.
The Philippines seeks those answers to help Lieutenant Colonel Batalla's family find closure and also to allow us to draw lessons from this tragedy. We are sure that there are many things we could learn from his death the same way we could learn from deaths due to health-related causes or other non-hostile incidents, most especially those that could have been prevented not only by proper screening, training and supervision but also by the provision of the needed support systems in the field.
Mr. Chairman,
It is with regret that we learned this morning that Undersecretary General Guehenno will no longer be overseeing our peacekeeping initiatives by the middle of this year. The Philippines joins others in paying tribute to Undersecretary General Guehenno who it shall always remember for effectively steering UN peacekeeping through one of the more challenging chapters in the organization's history. The Government of the Philippines wishes him well in his future endeavors.
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To imagine and create, we must first let go of the outer world, refocus within, and become aware. Then, once settled, we may throw light upon the canvas of the mind. Many things in the world are created in this way: gardens, bridges, boats and steeples. Even the humble teacup was once held privately in someone's mind before it was molded from clay, glazed, and fired in a kiln.
Most everything manmade begins with an idea of form and function and is then carefully adjusted in the mind before becoming solid in the world. I imagine a word, and then I say the word; I imagine a house, and then I build that house. But what of a flower, a sparrow, or the sun? How did they come into being?
A canvas of elegance, symmetry, and delicate interdependence surrounds us on this planet, and we live and work, play and sleep enfolded in its beauty. A beautiful symphony does not happen by accident, nor does a painting, a book, or a poem; they are reflections of the inner life of the composer, the painter, and the poet. Let us then ask, might the act of creation in the natural world follow the same process as our own? If so, what or who created the great masterpiece of life that sustains us, even in this very moment?
Surely, a tree cannot exist without a designer any more than can a building: both are built with care and precision, one with cells and the other with bricks. Why should we assume that our process is special and separate from the workings of the rest of creation? If we see this progression working in us and we are an intelligent part of life, then why should we not assume that everything else in the universe has been brought into being in a similar way, by the will of a mind?
If so, we must recognize that the world is held steady, and that some great, creative, purposeful being must accomplish this work, some passionate presence that claims the evolution of nature's artistry as its own. Who or what is this luminous, creative Mind that holds the beauty of this entire world in its awareness, the Intellect that creates the brilliance of a simple wildflower or fosters the soft roll of a billowing cloud?
But let us now ask: Were we held in a Mind before we came into being? Were we first created in God's imagination? Is it too bold to suggest that the power in us to create is in some small way similar to the power God uses to create? Did the Creator create creators? If so, let us wonder if we are what and whom we were first intended to be. How far have we removed ourselves from the ideal that is held as a point in the heart of the great Mind?
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In a notice posted Tuesday to the website of the shuttered U.S. Embassy in Damascus, the department said it "has information that there is a kidnapping plot directed at Western journalists traveling to central and southern Syria." The notice, titled "Risk of Kidnappings for Western Journalists" and dated Monday, gave no additional details.
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- Eli was sitting in his favorite chair. She climbed up on his lap, touched his face, and then gave him a big hug. Eli was ecstatic with her extension of adoration.
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I am not justified to complain. I have a great marriage. We have four beautiful, healthy children. God has abundantly provided all of our needs.
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Yet, my sleep has been completely tattered by sick, hungry, scared, or early rising children. My days are consumed with fulfilling the basic needs of four young children. And my husband has been working unusually long hours.
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Half Dome cables will remain, hikers still limitedBy TRACIE CONE
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Tourists climb Half Dome at Yosemite National Park, Calif., where park officials say the hand-rail cables that some environmental groups argued dont belong in a wilderness will stay, as will a lottery that will limit the number of hikers to roughly 400 a day.FRESNO, Calif. The hike up the granite monolith Half Dome in Yosemite National Park is one of the most iconic in the nationwide system, but on Friday officials announced approval of a plan that permanently limits how many can do it.
National Park Service authorities will issue permits to limit the number of hikers to 400 a day, the target number since an interim plan was approved in 2010 to reduce congestion in a wilderness area and make the hike safer.
In a blow to environmental groups, the park also decided to keep in place the heavy metal cables drilled into the monolith that hikers use to steady themselves on the 45-degree final climb up slick granite. Some groups had argued that handrails do not belong in a federally designated wilderness area.
With a place like Yosemite that is so dear and important to millions of people, everyone has ideas about what wilderness protection is. We tried to find a balance that allows people to still experience Yosemite while protecting Yosemite, said spokeswoman Kari Cobb.
Over the past decade the route had been inundated with up to 1,200 nature lovers a day seeking to experience the iconic mountain that is stamped on the California quarter, stitched on a line of outdoor clothing and painted on the side of the parks vehicles.
Congestion on the dome made it difficult for hikers to descend when inclement weather struck, as it often does on summer afternoons.
At least five people have died on the cables since 2006, nearly all with rain as a factor. Park officials want visitors to be able to descend the slick granite in 45 minutes if they have to escape the fast-forming storms, and limiting numbers is the only way to do that, they say.
As calls for rescues increased, park officials began looking for solutions in 2008.
Two years later an interim plan was introduced to allow 400 hikers a day to get permits through a lottery system that takes place in March. Authorities have tweaked the system since then to account for no-shows and to allow a secondary lottery two days in advance for those who travel more spontaneously.
It was a really good tool that we used to provide no-show and cancellation permits to people who made last-minute plans, Cobb said.
In 1874 the slick dome that rises 5,000 feet above the valley floor was described as perfectly inaccessible.
But in 1919 the Sierra Club installed the first cables along the 400-foot final ascent so that visitors without rock climbing experience could hoist themselves to the summit the size of 17 football fields to drink views of Little Yosemite Valley, El Capitan, endless Sierra and the Valley floor.
There is no doubt that if the decision were made today, there would be no braided steel cables and stanchions drilled into Half Dome. Congress passed the Wilderness Act in 1964, and 20 years later designated 95 percent of Yosemite, including Half Dome, as land that should not be altered by man.
The eight-mile round trip hike is the busiest by far of any in the National Parks designated wilderness areas. Over the decades the number of visitors to the park has steadily climbed, topping 4 million in part because the park is an easy drive from Los Angeles and the Bay Area.
Now scaling Half Dome is a measure of personal fortitude for some who had worried that without cables access would be lost.
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