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Meet Patrick and Derek from New Zealand (Regional Winners, Asia Pacific, 14 - 16 year olds)
Meet Patrick and Derek from New Zealand (Regional Winners, Asia Pacific, 14 - 16 year olds)
On Earth, gravity affects the rate that heat transfers in gases and fluids. Patrick and Derek theorized about whether heat transfer in air specifically would become faster or slower in microgravity. Experiments like theirs could help us create more efficient heating and cooling systems on Earth. Find out more at youtube.com and watch their experiment idea here: goo.gl
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Travel log- Asia and the Pacific, Middle East, Europe
Travel log- Asia and the Pacific, Middle East, Europe
Travel log 2004-2007 China, Jordan, Greece, Israel, New Zealand, and Spain. Scenery, architecture and cityscape, archaeology of the different nations in this travel log. Some cultural highlights: Jerusalem, Nazareth, the ancient Nabataean city Petra, the Parthenon in Athens, The Forbbiden City in Beijing, The scenery filmed in Peter Jackson's Lord of the Rings in New Zealand.
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8/13/2011 -- Global Earthquake and Volcano Overview -- North and South America , EU, Asia, Pacific
8/13/2011 -- Global Earthquake and Volcano Overview -- North and South America , EU, Asia, Pacific
download the custom tweaked "dutchsinse" version of Earthquake 3D here .. www.dutchsinse.com earthquake links below: folkworm.ceri.memphis.edu folkworm.ceri.memphis.edu folkworm.ceri.memphis.edu folkworm.ceri.memphis.edu folkworm.ceri.memphis.edu folkworm.ceri.memphis.edu folkworm.ceri.memphis.edu folkworm.ceri.memphis.edu quake.crowe.co.nz aslwww.cr.usgs.gov www.oe-files.de www.fs.fed.us pasadena.wr.usgs.gov earthquake.usgs.gov aslwww.cr.usgs.gov www.earthquakes.bgs.ac.uk earthquake.usgs.gov aslwww.cr.usgs.gov download.cnet.com www.volcano.si.edu hawaii.wr.usgs.gov cnt.rm.ingv.it www.emsc-csem.org www.emsc-csem.org www.emsc-csem.org earthquakescanada.nrcan.gc.ca www.goandroam.com earthquake.usgs.gov earthquake.usgs.gov www.showme.net www.nps.gov www.pnsn.org www.quake.utah.edu tux.wr.usgs.gov mbmgquake.mtech.edu www.isthisthingon.org www.nps.gov www.fujigoko.tv
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Did You Know? Asia and the Pacific. ADB
Did You Know? Asia and the Pacific. ADB
Did you know that while Asia and the Pacific has 1/3 of the world's GDP, about 2 billion people in the region still live on less than $2 a day? It doesn't have to be this way. Together, we can end abject poverty in the region in our children's lifetime.
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Saving Underwater Cultural Heritage in Asia and Pacific
Saving Underwater Cultural Heritage in Asia and Pacific
URL: www.unescobkk.org Our underwater cultural heritage is under the increasing threat of looters, treasure and souvenir hunters, the lack of legal protection, and natural disasters. With the financial support of the Royal Government of Norway, UNESCO has initiated a project on "Safeguarding the Underwater Cultural Heritage in the Asia-Pacific". Under this project, a regional field training centre was established in Chanthaburi, Thailand to build capacity and promote policies and best practices in maritime archaeology. To showcase the threatened underwater heritage and raise public awareness, the first ever exhibition in the Asia-Pacific region on "Underwater Cultural Heritage" was recently opened at Siam Ocean World in Bangkok, Thailand. Visitors journey through stunning underwater heritage scenes from around the world displayed in large photographs; view a replica of a shipwreck; explore discoveries from the seabed; and enjoy demonstrations by underwater archaeologists in an aquarium. The exhibition will travel around Thailand and eventually be displayed permanently at the National Maritime Museum in Chanthaburi, Thailand. The Convention on the Protection of the Underwater Cultural Heritage was adopted by UNESCO in 2001. It is an international treaty on principles, standards and guidelines for protecting underwater cultural heritage. To access more content like this, you can also visit: www.unesco.org
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Social Protection in Asia and the Pacific: Shaping the Agenda
Social Protection in Asia and the Pacific: Shaping the Agenda
Dr. Noeleen Heyzer, Under-Secretary-General of the UN & Executive Secretary of ESCAP, chaired the November 2011 conference entitled, "Economic Growth and Social Protection in Asia". This 483rd Salzburg Global Seminar session, brought together 39 participants, representing 19 countries, to discuss and analyse the various systems of social protection, and discover ways to improve upon them. Dr. Heyzer opened the conference at the Historic Schloss Leopoldskron, in Salzburg, with this presentation, where she set the stage for the discussions, working groups, and plenaries. She urged the participants to consider how they can move from case studies, and pilot projects, to a much larger social policy agenda, that can be inclusive, sustainable, and successful. With permission from Salzburg Global Seminar. Find more information at www.salzburgglobal.org
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9/1/2011 -- Global Earthquake update and overview -- Americas, Europe, Asia, South Pacific
9/1/2011 -- Global Earthquake update and overview -- Americas, Europe, Asia, South Pacific
link to the blog post w/ map of the craton: www.dutchsinse.com watch believersunderground for more information on PGRE (post glacial rebound effect): www.youtube.com earthquake chart links below also volcano webcam links and a few other follow up sites: folkworm.ceri.memphis.edu folkworm.ceri.memphis.edu folkworm.ceri.memphis.edu folkworm.ceri.memphis.edu folkworm.ceri.memphis.edu folkworm.ceri.memphis.edu folkworm.ceri.memphis.edu folkworm.ceri.memphis.edu quake.crowe.co.nz aslwww.cr.usgs.gov www.oe-files.de www.fs.fed.us pasadena.wr.usgs.gov earthquake.usgs.gov aslwww.cr.usgs.gov www.earthquakes.bgs.ac.uk earthquake.usgs.gov aslwww.cr.usgs.gov download.cnet.com www.volcano.si.edu hawaii.wr.usgs.gov cnt.rm.ingv.it www.emsc-csem.org www.emsc-csem.org www.emsc-csem.org earthquakescanada.nrcan.gc.ca www.goandroam.com earthquake.usgs.gov earthquake.usgs.gov www.showme.net www.nps.gov www.pnsn.org www.quake.utah.edu tux.wr.usgs.gov mbmgquake.mtech.edu www.isthisthingon.org www.nps.gov www.fujigoko.tv
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UNAIDS launches report on HIV in Asia and the Pacific
UNAIDS launches report on HIV in Asia and the Pacific
Asia and the Pacific's AIDS epidemic is at a critical juncture and UNAIDS released a report on HIV in the region at 10th International Congress on AIDS in Asia in Busan, South Korea. The following video news release explores the ever changing face of the epidemic in the region.
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2011 ANB Asia Pacific Natural Bodybuilding and Figure Championships
2011 ANB Asia Pacific Natural Bodybuilding and Figure Championships
The incredible Natural Bodybuilders and Figure athletes made the 2011 ANB Asia Pacific International a show to remember. The calibre was absolutely amazing and without a doubt world class to say the least. The womens figure divisions were extremely tough to judge with some absolutely incredible female women making up huge line ups. A very special thanks to the king of Fitness Modelling Obi Obadike he did an incredible job as our special guest MC, and the beautiful Natalian Muntean who assisted with the photo shoot and was a guest judge at the fitness model event. All in all the event was a huge success and a big thank you goes out to all of our incredible sponsors who logos are shown at the end of this video. Australian Natural Bodz will be providing a full event report in the next issue and is dedicated to providing exposure to all of the incredible athletes who make this lifestyle so great. Keep up the hard work and see you at the next show. - Steve Jones Event Promoter Editor Natural Bodz Magazine www.anbasiapacific.com www.naturalbodz.com
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Fighting Poverty in Asia and the Pacific -- The Asian Development Bank -- ADB
Fighting Poverty in Asia and the Pacific -- The Asian Development Bank -- ADB
ADB's mission is to help developing Asia Pacific countries reduce poverty and improve their people's quality of life. This short video gives an overview of ADB's role in the development of the region, amidst the challenges of the 21st century.
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APW2011 - The Transformation of Economic and Political Power in Asia and the Pacific
APW2011 - The Transformation of Economic and Political Power in Asia and the Pacific
This is the opening session of Asia Pacific Week 2011, recorded on Monday 11 July 2011 - The Australian National University This opening panel for APW and will look at how China's increasing growth is re-shaping the balance of economic power both regionally and globally, while critically analysing its political implications. The Panel will be led by five of the world's most influential academics on the Asia-Pacific region: Professor Peter Drysdale, Professor Hugh White, Professor Deborah Brautigam, Professor Yiping Huang and Professor Ross Garnaut. The ANU Asia Pacific Week is a four-day showcase of the Australian National University's work on Asia and the Pacific. It is an ANU student-driven initiative that brings together leading regional experts and a 100 of the world's top university students from around the world to engage in a series of academic and networking events focused on the Asia Pacific region. This year's conference will feature a Q & A style forum on the future of the Asia-Pacific region; a flagship conference panel on the transformation of political and economic power in Asia led by Peter Drysdale and Hugh White. Other leading figures who are expected to join the event include: Peter Drysdale, Hugh White, Ross Garnaut, Deborah Brautigam, Kent Anderson, Nicholas Farrelly, Michael L'Estrange, Jane Golley and Stephen Howes.
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University of Asia and the Pacific
University of Asia and the Pacific
This is the admissions video of UA & P, as found in their www.uap.edu.ph web site.
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Productive Employment, Sustainable Enterprises and Skills Development in Asia and the Pacific
Productive Employment, Sustainable Enterprises and Skills Development in Asia and the Pacific
Even before the current series of economic and jobs crises the quality of jobs being generated was a cause for concern. Unless this issue is addressed it will not be possible to rebalance growth in the region effectively. Non-standard and informal employment, offering low pay and poor working conditions, have grown steadily and are contributing to growing inequalities in incomes. Closer attention is needed to reducing poverty, creating productive employment and social and economic mobility, with particular attention given to the needs of young people. The formal economy can be expanded in low and middle income economies in the region, and an enabling environment with support for sustainable enterprises is possible. Increasing investment in human resources and improving working conditions with and through engagement of the social partners can play an important role in this process.
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SSDB7 Elims: University of Asia and the Pacific - UA&P SQUADRA
SSDB7 Elims: University of Asia and the Pacific - UA&P SQUADRA
September 25, 2011 SM Megamall Activity Center Finalists: *University of the Philippines (Los Baños) - Wyre Underground of UPLB *Olivarez College - OC Performing Arts *University of the Philippines (Manila) - UP Indayog Dance Varsity *Colegio de San Juan de Letran (Calamba) - Letran Street Dance Crew *University of Asia and the Pacific - UA&P SQUADRA *De La Salle University (Taft)- La Salle Dance Company Street *Adamson University - CAST (The Official Street Dance Company of Adamson University) *University of the Philippines (Diliman) - UP Streetdance Club *National University - UnderdawgZ *University of Santo Tomas - Thomasian AC and P *Universidad de Manila - UdM E-Stars *AMA Computer University QC - AMA Dance Troupe *Far Eastern University - FEU Dance Company *University of the East - Ue Extreme Squad *Martinez Memorial Colleges - Martinez Dance Club
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Building capacities: Gender & diversity in Asia and Pacific
Building capacities: Gender & diversity in Asia and Pacific
Building Capacities: Best Practices in Asia Pacific (3/5) Red Cross and Red Crescent societies aim to mobilize as many diverse people at community level as possible to ensures equal voices and space for diverse groups in the community to share ideas and benefit from all services. Both women and men should enjoy equal representation and should equally influence the organizations work so it does not consciously or unconsciously discriminate against women or men. Special efforts are made to include all those who are usually marginalized, socially excluded, and discriminated against in society to make sure their needs and ideas are also fully addressed both as communities but also as members, volunteers, and staff. In this five films series, the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies profiles organizational best practices in Gender and Diversity, Resource Mobilisation, Youth and Volunteers, Participatory Planning, and Community and Branch Development. Building Capacities features insights and interviews with volunteers, beneficiaries and leaders from Red Cross and Red Crescent National Societies including Australia, Cambodia, Mongolia and Nepal. The series was produced by the Asia Pacific zone under the direction of the Organizational Development unit. Related videos: Part 1/5 - Volunteers and Youth in Asia Pacific: www.youtube.com Part 2/5 - Resource mobilisation in Asia and Pacific: www.youtube.com Part 4/5 - Community and branch development: www <b>...</b>
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APW2011-Gendered Citizens: Human Rights and Violence in the Pacific and Asia
APW2011-Gendered Citizens: Human Rights and Violence in the Pacific and Asia
Gendered Citizens: Human Rights and Violence in the Pacific and Asia: with Professor Margaret Jolly, Rebecca Monson & Dr Joyce Wu. This is the third session of Asia Pacific Week 2011, recorded on Monday 11 July 2011 at The Australian National University. This session looks at changing gender relations in several countries of Asia and the Pacific. It examines questions of gendered citizenship for women and for men in the context of gender violence, conflict and the HIV epidemic, as well as in the context of the countervailing processes of making peace and promoting human rights in the region. The ANU Asia Pacific Week is a four-day showcase of the Australian National University's work on Asia and the Pacific. It is an ANU student-driven initiative that brings together leading regional experts and a 100 of the world's top university students from around the world to engage in a series of academic and networking events focused on the Asia Pacific region.
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CNAS Fifth Annual Conference: Cooperation and Competition: China and the Asia-Pacific
CNAS Fifth Annual Conference: Cooperation and Competition: China and the Asia-Pacific
"Cooperation and Competition: China and the Asia-Pacific," a roundtable discussion hosted at the CNAS Fifth Annual Conference on June 2, 2011, featured: David E. Sanger, Chief Washington Correspondent of The New York Times; Dr. Bernard D. Cole, Professor of International History at the National War College; Dr. Patrick Cronin, CNAS Senior Advisor and Senior Fellow; Admiral Patrick M. Walsh, USN, Commander of the US Pacific Fleet; and Dr. Douglas Paal, Vice President for Studies at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.
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Coordinated Macroeconomic, Employment and Social Protection Policies in Asia and the Pacific
Coordinated Macroeconomic, Employment and Social Protection Policies in Asia and the Pacific
A post-crisis, macroeconomic framework that supports more inclusive and balanced growth requires a renewed commitment to full employment as a core macroeconomic policy goal. Trade and investment policies can work together with tax and social protection systems to support employment, and ensure that the benefits of growth and productivity are shared more widely. Some of the ways forward are the creation of a basic social protection floor and public employment guarantee schemes targeting the unemployed and working poor.
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World Geography - The Geography of Asia and the Pacific
World Geography - The Geography of Asia and the Pacific
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Catherine Yeung on Market Volatility and Investing in Asia Pacific Equities
Catherine Yeung on Market Volatility and Investing in Asia Pacific Equities
Watch our latest update from Catherine Yeung, Hong Kong Investment Director, in response to the recent market volatility and what she expects to see over the mid to long term.
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1989 Asia Pacific Singing Contest : And i am telling you (with white version)
1989 Asia Pacific Singing Contest : And i am telling you (with white version)
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Zhang Ziyi and Lee Byung Hun Red Carpet during ScreenSingapore Larry Crowne Asia Pacific Premiere
Zhang Ziyi and Lee Byung Hun Red Carpet during ScreenSingapore Larry Crowne Asia Pacific Premiere
ScreenSingapore's ambassador Zhang Ziyi and Korean actor Lee Byung Hun walked the red carpet during closing of ScreenSingapore which was held at Shaw Lido, Orchard, Singapore

































