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"Edutainment", a phrase first coined to describe CD-Roms, computer games and simulations, has recently been broadened to include theme parks, which introduce a smattering of education in with the fun. Mickey Mouse's ninth commandment "One ounce of treatment - ton of treat" makes plain the opposition between education and entertainment in the theme park. Several spoonfuls of sugar are needed to help the medicine go down.
At the heart of the debate about the direction in which many major museums appear to be going is the unease that they have swallowed Mickey's message, and are somehow sacrificing learning to make their exhibits palatable to an ever more demanding public. It is a question that those involved in museum education are asking themselves.
At the annual conference of European collaborative of science industry and technical exhibitors last year, Dr Alan Friedman, the curator of the New York hall of science, was so concerned to address the controversy that he gave a paper on the need for museums to differentiate between themselves and theme parks or commercial science centres. In his speech he argued that part of the confusion lies in the false dichotomy that theme parks have set up between education and entertainment. They operate on the idea that these two elements are at the opposite end of a continuum. Museums, he contends, need to view them as operating on two different axes, where it is important to be educated yet have fun at the same time.
The principle of entertaining and educating, and the controversy it provokes, go back a long way. In 1931, the Science Museum in London opened the first-ever children's gallery, and while the Sunday Times described it as "a playground at once amusing and illuminating," the museums' journal, in the April of that year observed nervously: "We could not help fearing that all this may be going too far and not quite in the right direction."
Gillian Thomas, the current assistant-director of project development at the Science Museum, is confident that they have the balance right. "It is a mistake to assume that learning in museums is the same as in schools. The experience is more like reading a newspaper: they're something you dip in and out of rather than learning in a set sequence." The fact that they are not school rooms is important to the experience. "Visiting a museum is a social event. You learn through the conversations you have about the exhibits. Our job is to give people the means to have those conversations effectively. We need to provide information but we also want to provoke people into asking questions."
Roy Hawkey, head of education of the Natural History Museum, agrees. He sees learning, and particularly science education, "as a process of inquiry rather than the receipt of knowledge. What we aim to do is stimulate people's interest, to capture their imaginations, so that they find out what it is they want to know more about. Enjoying the visit is part of the process. You can't really create an educational experience that you don't enjoy. A museum that was totally inaccessible and had no visitors would have no justification."
His aims are not that different from those of Legoland, on the edge of Windsor, which seeks to stimulate learning through play. The activities are intended for children between the ages of two and 12, and almost all of them are designed to be manipulated by the youngsters themselves. Whether in the Dacta technology workshops, where children can build their own computer-driven Lego models, in the musical squares that they can jump on to make tunes, in the towers that they can build to see if buildings withstand earthquakes, or the chance to pan for pirate gold, children ask the questions.
In this respect the park is closer to a museum than to a theme park. Again, according to Dr Friedman, one of the key differences between theme parks and museums is "who manipulates whom". In the latter the visitor is an active participant, while in the former his or her role is passive and the park effectively manipulates the response. Certainly, the experience for a child in Legoland may be very similar to, and just as educational as, in the Natural History or Science Museum.
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As the leisure industry moves increasingly into the education market and public finances are squeezed tighter, the questions about "edutainment" and what learning, if any, is an offer, will always be relevant.
Perhaps the real danger signs that museums have sold out to a commercial market will not be a spectacular entrance hall, or more hands-on exhibits, but when they present only one point of view. As Roy Hawkey explains, "We want to contribute to a culture of learning, of learning how to learn rather than simply to present information. Asking informed questions is, perhaps, the hallmark of education."
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Some feedback to the API people:
Shouldn't the ImageView read the EXIF data of a JPEG and auto-rotate the image? And if not by default, shouldn't it have a property such as "autoOrient" or "autoRotate" so that this occurs?
Having developers manually read EXIF data, manually rotate images, etc, seems like a waste of developer's time.
Follow-up question: If I do this manually myself and end up with a QImage, how can I tell an ImageView to use the QImage? Is that possible?
And a final follow-up question: What type is the "image" property of the ImageView? It says it's a QVariant, but that's not very helpful. Can we set that property, or is it read only? Overall I think the documentation of the "image" property could use some improvement.
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I'll work backwards, since I'm more knowledgeble regarding your last question.
3) The QVariant class acts like a union for the most common Qt classes. Calling image() will return the image in a QVariant; you can call type() to find it's type and the appropriate to____() function. Now, the "image" property is of type Image, an image ressource. You cannot set it directly, since setImage(const Image &image) is a Q_SLOT; it can be done through the QUrl of the image's location:
ImageView* imageView1 = new ImageView(); imageView->setImage(Image("an_image.png"));
2) QImage is a metadata type (or, a "hardware-independent image representation that allows direct access to the pixel data, and can be used as a paint device"); how would you theoretically end up with it? What you might end up with is an encoded image, which you can decode() to ImageData, and go from there.
1) I agree with you on this point, it would simplify things. There are samples of using EXIF lib in cascades.
For example: https://github.com/blackberry/Presentations/tree/m
I think I can probably do the rotation via QML, so I'll give that a go...
So yes, using the setRotationZ property does seem to rotate the image on the screen, so that's good.
But unfortunately, the "scalingMode" doesn't seem to work properly with:
scalingMethod: ScalingMethod.AspectFit
... what it does is apply the scalingMethod and THEN rotate, which results in a portrait photo being way too small to fill the screen. Ugh.
So I'm having to use absolute positioning to make the photo as large as I'm going to want it to be post-rotation, and then rotate it... and obviously doing absolute positioning stuff is a bit of a bear.
There's still a bug whereby the pottom fifth of my portrait photo is getting cropped post-rotation. Not sure what's going on there...
08-11-2013 08:40 AM - edited 08-11-2013 08:46 AM
Figured that out via:
... my container wasn't large enough. I change the container that has the ImageView to Fill the page, and that prevented cropping. Glad it was something simple.
Here's some very rough code incase it's useful to anyone else:
#include <libexif/exif-data.h> #include <libexif/exif-log.h> #include <libexif/exif-mem.h> #include <libexif/exif-loader.h> ... // Gets called when the root container is resized, so that we can track // how large it is. void PhotosModel::updateContainerSize(qreal width, qreal height) { // Is this the initial call to updateContainerSize, or did // the size of the container change because of an orientation // change? bool initOrReInit = (containerWidth != (int)width); containerWidth = width; containerHeight = height; if (initOrReInit && imageLoadedFlag) { // When we tried to load this, we didn't yet know the width of the // screen. Now that we do, display the image. qDebug() << "Delayed image load"; loadImage(photos.at(curPhoto).absoluteFilePath()); } } void PhotosModel::loadImage(QString file) { imageLoadedFlag = true; // If the screen hasn't loaded yet and we don't know how wide // the container is, then hold off until we do. if (containerWidth == 0) { qDebug() << "Can't display image yet"; return; } int width = -1; int height = -1; bool xyFlip = false; ExifLoader* loader = exif_loader_new(); exif_loader_write_file(loader, file.toStdString().c_str()); ExifData* data = exif_loader_get_data(loader); imageView->setRotationZ(0); int desiredRotation = 0; if (data != NULL) { //exif_data_dump(data); // Treating this as int* seems to result in corruption / bad behavior. // I think orientation is supposed to be a 'short int', which I would have // thought would be 2 bytes, but short int * doesn't seem to be consistent // either. So far char* seems to work. char* orientationPtr = (char *) GetExifValue(data, EXIF_TAG_ORIENTATION); if (orientationPtr != NULL) { //int orientation = *orientationPtr; int orientation = orientationPtr[0]; // 1 -> OK // 3 -> Rotate 180 // 6 -> CC 90 // 8 -> C 90 qDebug() << "Orientation: " << orientation; if (orientation == 3) { desiredRotation = -180; } // NOTE: Also doing this for orientation == 0, because I have // a photo with orientation 0 that seems to need this. // Confused. Picasa seems to know that the image needs // this rotation. else if (orientation == 6 || orientation == 0) { desiredRotation = 90; xyFlip = true; } else if (orientation == 8) { desiredRotation = -90; xyFlip = true; } else { desiredRotation = 0; } //qDebug() << "Width: " << width << ", Height: " << height; } long* widthPtr = (long *) GetExifValue(data, EXIF_TAG_PIXEL_X_DIMENSION); if (widthPtr != NULL) { width = (int)*widthPtr; } long* heightPtr = (long *) GetExifValue(data, EXIF_TAG_PIXEL_Y_DIMENSION); if (heightPtr != NULL) { height = (int)*heightPtr; } } if (width == -1 || height == -1) { // Trouble. We don't know how large the photo is. // For now we'll just show nothing. Will this ever happen? How can we // fail more gracefully? imageView->setVisible(false); ErrorHelpers::showDialog("Missing EXIF Data", "The EXIF data for this image doesn't indicate its width/height, and so it cannot be displayed."); } else { imageView->setVisible(true); } int virtualContainerWidth; int virtualContainerHeight; if (xyFlip) { qDebug() << "xyFlip"; virtualContainerWidth = containerHeight; virtualContainerHeight = containerWidth; } else { virtualContainerWidth = containerWidth; virtualContainerHeight = containerHeight; } qDebug() << "virtualContainerWidth: " << virtualContainerWidth; qDebug() << "virtualContainerHeight: " << virtualContainerHeight; float imageAspect = (float)width / (float)height; qDebug() << "imageAspect: " << imageAspect; float screenAspect = (float)virtualContainerWidth / (float)virtualContainerHeight; qDebug() << "screenAspect: " << screenAspect; int imageScreenWidth; int imageScreenHeight; if (imageAspect > screenAspect) { // Image is wider than screen aspect wise, so X will be limiting dimension. if (width > virtualContainerWidth) { imageScreenWidth = virtualContainerWidth; } else { imageScreenWidth = width; } // Better to round here? imageScreenHeight = (int)((float)imageScreenWidth / imageAspect); qDebug() << "Limited by X"; qDebug() << "imageScreenWidth: " << imageScreenWidth; qDebug() << "imageScreenHeight: " << imageScreenHeight; } else { // Image is taller than screen aspect wise, to Y will be limiting dimension. if (height > virtualContainerHeight) { imageScreenHeight = virtualContainerHeight; } else { imageScreenHeight = height; } // Better to round here? imageScreenWidth = (int)((float)imageScreenHeight * imageAspect); qDebug() << "Limited by Y"; qDebug() << "imageScreenWidth: " << imageScreenWidth; qDebug() << "imageScreenHeight: " << imageScreenHeight; } int imageX; int imageY; imageX = (int)((float)containerWidth / 2.0f - (float)imageScreenWidth / 2.0f); imageY = (int)((float)containerHeight / 2.0f - (float)imageScreenHeight / 2.0f); qDebug() << "imageX: " << imageX; qDebug() << "imageY: " << imageY; imageView->setPreferredWidth(imageScreenWidth); imageView->setPreferredHeight(imageScreenHeight); AbsoluteLayoutProperties* layoutProperties = new AbsoluteLayoutProperties(); layoutProperties->setPositionX(imageX); layoutProperties->setPositionY(imageY); imageView->setLayoutProperties(layoutProperties); qDebug() << "desiredRotation: " << desiredRotation; imageView->setRotationZ(desiredRotation); imageView->setImage(QUrl("file://" + file)); } void* PhotosModel::GetExifValue(ExifData* data, ExifTag tag) { for (int i = 0; i < EXIF_IFD_COUNT; i++) { ExifContent* content = data->ifd[i]; ExifEntry* entry = exif_content_get_entry(content, tag); if (entry != NULL) { return entry->data; } } return NULL; }
... and some related QML...
Page { Container { id: rootContainer objectName: "rootContainer" background: Color.Black; layout: DockLayout { } horizontalAlignment: HorizontalAlignment.Fill verticalAlignment: VerticalAlignment.Fill attachedObjects: [ // This handler is tracking the layout frame of the button. LayoutUpdateHandler { id: handler onLayoutFrameChanged: { photosModel.updateContainerSize(layoutFrame.width, layoutFrame.height); } } ] Container { layout: AbsoluteLayout {} horizontalAlignment: HorizontalAlignment.Fill verticalAlignment: VerticalAlignment.Fill ImageView { id: imageView objectName: "imageView" scalingMethod: ScalingMethod.Fill //scalingMethod: ScalingMethod.AspectFit preferredWidth: 1 preferredHeight: 1 layoutProperties: AbsoluteLayoutProperties { positionX: 1 positionY: 1 } // Tried this, but the image is still animating into place. loadEffect: ImageViewLoadEffect.None attachedObjects: [ ImplicitAnimationController { enabled: false } ] } }
This is a disappointing amount of nonsense to be caused by the ImageView not auto-sensing the EXIF orientation flag. Please enhance this BlackBerry.
The only likely way exif support will be added to an imageview will be if lots of people vote on this jira ticket
Until then, the code here shows how propery read exif data to rotate an image. @ OP your current rotation method will not work on the Z30 or properly in OS 10.2. This example will


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|Ripe plum tomatoes
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|Ground black pepper
|To Taste
|To Taste
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Nutrition Rank
Nutrition Facts
Serving size
Calories 706 Calories from Fat 290
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 32 g49.1%
Saturated Fat 8 g40.1%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 293.9 mg98%
Sodium 638.3 mg26.6%
Total Carbohydrates 12 g4%
Dietary Fiber 2.5 g9.8%
Sugars 5.9 g
Protein 87 g173.5%
Vitamin A 21.7% Vitamin C 38.3%
Calcium 14.2% Iron 21.9%
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Vernon Fiddler scores winning goal, Stars beat Flyers 2-1 (The Associated Press)
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Stars goalie Kari Lehtonen finally solved the Flyers. Lehtonen made 24 saves for his first career victory against Philadelphia, and Vernon Fiddler scored the winning goal late in the third period to lift Dallas Stars to a 2-1 victory over the Flyers. Lehtonen improved to 1-10-3 against the Flyers. There were a couple of other chances Voracek had and I got a little lucky in a couple of them, so I have to be happy about that." Brett Ritchie also scored for the Stars, who won for just the fourth time in their last 38 trips to Philadelphia.
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By Josie Brown
You came…or did you?
If not, maybe it's time you slipped your significant other the April 2011 issue of Men's Health. At least one lad mag wants to know what sexual maneuvers leave you panting for more—
So that if he (has the nerve to) ask if he's good in bed, you can answer: "Yes! Yes! Yes!"
In a recent survey, Men's Health asked nearly 1,900 women to find out what they thought on foreplay. Results found that 68 percent of women say that great foreplay is very important for her orgasms.
In response, Men's Health came up with these three sexy tips, which will appear in the magazine's April issue. The tips are italicized. My addenums are in bold
#1: Clear Her Mind –
Foreplay begins hours before you actually move to the bedroom. Engage her mind and eliminate messy distractions, like dirty dishes, to make sure she's focused on you.
Do this: Let the compliment sink in. Flirt with your woman to make her feel sexy in a deep and meaningful way; if your compliments are hot, she will be too.
And this: Sext with specifics. Naughty text messages will put her in the mood, especially if your messages are descriptive. If she plays along, increase your sexting's explicit nature to build tension.
You had me at "eliminate distractions." If that means he'll put away his iPad and move out of view of his new 52-inch HD flatscreen, I'm already panting. Naughty texts work, too. Guys, just don't Facebook them up by mistake.
Priority #2: Mix it Up –
Variety is an aphrodisiac. Engage in different sex acts to increase her chances of obtaining an orgasm.
Do this: Reach her mind. Figure out what she's into by purchasing erotic books to inspire sultry ideas.
And this: Tell her – between caresses – how hot she is. Women who feel more confident about their appearance below the belt are more likely to experience orgasm – compliment the view to make her feel sexy.
Bravo on this tip! I'm panting already! And yes, caresses and compliments are the icing on a delicious beefcake. Keep it (us?) coming…
Priority #3: Take Your Time – And Make It Count –
Don't rush: draw out foreplay to increase lust. This also allows your woman's body to rev up its natural lubrication.
Do this: Explore her with your hands. Warm her up by moving your finger inside her in circles, rather than using the practiced in-and-out motion. This causes her to expand a few inches, making sex more pleasurable for both of you.
And this: Engage her breasts. 82% of women say that their breasts are an arousal zone. Touch, kiss, and caress all parts of her breasts to increase sensitivity and arousal.
For sure, sex is a hands-on experience. No wham-bam-thank-you-ma'ms are appreciated. Guys, the happier we are, the happier you'll be, too. We'll make sure of that.
This link has more helpful tips, and Men's Health survey results.
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Sir: Your leading article (5 June) on "polyclinics" misses a number of important points. There is huge confusion about what a polyclinic is. Even the health minister Ben Bradshaw doesn't seem to know; I have seen two letters from him, sent in the last few weeks, in one of which he describes polyclinics as synonymous with the GP-led health centres that are to be procured in each Primary Care Trust and in the other he describes polyclinics as synonymous with existing community hospitals.
It is the introduction of large commercial companies into general practice that GPs and patients object to. One of the great strengths of the existing model of general practice is its localness. Your practice is run by its partners, who are also front-line workers in the business; they have day-to-day contact with you, the patients, and can make swift decisions about change in response to consumers' suggestions.
The new arrangements for general practice contracts are weighted in favour of the large commercial organisations, whose board members take decisions at a distance. They can afford to employ people to complete the 100-page pre-qualification questionnaire and keep it on file ready to apply for any practice anywhere in the country. A local practice may, however, only be interested in the once-in-a-lifetime event of rescuing the practice down the road which has got into difficulties.
Finally, GPs are suspicious that the excellent idea of encouraging integrated multidisciplinary working is, once more, just a political fad. During the 27 years that I have worked in my inner-city practice we have had in our building, and have had withdrawn as the political fancy dictates, health visitors, midwives, consultant psychiatrists, psychotherapists, community psychiatric nurses, community mental health workers, social workers and specialist nurses. We currently retain district nurses, a counsellor, a dietitian, a pharmacist and a smoking cessation adviser.
Dr John Grenville
Free markets push farmers into poverty
Sir: In his critique of my comments on the global food crisis (Opinion, 6 June), Dominic Lawson is left wondering why market liberalisation is "such a terrible idea" for developing countries. Let me explain.
Opening up developing countries to competition from cheap foreign imports means that farmers are no longer able to produce viably for their own local markets. Like British village shops exposed to competition from out-of-town supermarkets, vast numbers are forced out of business. Unlike here, there are no safety nets to catch them when they fall.
While free-market economists like Lawson may applaud this social Darwinism, the reality is that entire local economies collapse and vast increases in poverty ensue. Millions of farmers and agricultural labourers are forced to migrate to the slums of mega-cities in search of non-existent work, joining the millions already eking out a precarious living on the margins of society. Rural poverty meets urban poverty, and both plunge deeper into despair.
So what about the argument that cheap imports are to be applauded since they make food more affordable for the poor? On first sight this is a persuasive thesis, especially for those of us who live with the luxury of guaranteed basic incomes. Yet it has long been established that the impact of prices on the poor's sources of income, not on their consumption levels, is the key determinant as to whether market liberalisation will be a force for good or for harm in developing countries. Put simply, even cheap food is unaffordable when you have no job and no money with which to buy it.
Finally, it is important to debunk Lawson's claim that "food sovereignty" means rich land-owners extorting monopoly rents at the expense of the poor. Nothing could be farther from the truth. Food sovereignty entails the redistribution of land from the rich to the poor and landless so that they can exercise their right to food. This, not market liberalisation, offers the prospect of a fairer future for developing countries, and we should support it.
John Hilary
Executive Director War on Want, London EC2
Refuse to pay that service charge
Sir: Johann Hari (Comment, 9 June) highlights the problem of tipping in restaurants and the failure of management to pass on the tips to staff.
We sometimes eat out in London but, unlike here in Sussex, a service charge of 12.5 per cent is often applied to the bill. I know from the experience of my daughter at a London restaurant that these charges are often not always distributed to the waiters. Recently, at a restaurant in Docklands, the waiter had to ask the manager permission to remove the charge from my bill, as though there was some obligation to pay.
I always refuse to include the service charge in my payments, because I am unsure that any of it will go to the waiter, preferring instead to leave a cash tip. Would any diner willingly pay these bogus charges if they knew they were going into the pockets of a greedy management? Of course not. The service charge removes the privilege of diners to make their own judgment upon the service they have received, and undermines a noble intention to supplement meagre wages.
It is a con, and hardly better than simple theft. The Government should address the problem without delay.
Paul Madeley
Arundel, West Sussex
No TV? You are presumed guilty
Sir: A fundamental point has been overlooked in the recent correspondence regarding TV licensing. There is no requirement under the law for TV-less householders to do anything. TV "refuseniks" have no obligation to contact TV Licensing, no obligation to talk to their enforcement officers, no obligation to notify them of a change of address and certainly no obligation to allow them into their homes.
This is inconvenient for TV Licensing and so, unsurprisingly, this position is not mentioned on their website, in any of their literature or in their "official warning" letters. More seriously, they persist in the harassment of those living at unlicensed addresses, despite the fact that, according to TV Licensing's own statistics, the majority of these householders have not committed an offence. By some perverse twist of logic, TV Licensing claims that the pursuit of these householders is "fair" because of the people who actually pay the TV licence.
Given that it is a tenet of a free and just society that the innocent and law-abiding do not have to affirm or prove their innocence and should be able to lead a life free from harassment, why is this behaviour by TV Licensing tolerated or even legal?
Rob Hatcher
MPs cushioned from reality
Sir: Allowing MPs to claim for childcare, as suggested by Mary Dejevsky (Opinion, 9 June) would be highly detrimental to the interests of the population as a whole, as it would further increase the existing gulf between the governing and the governed in modern Britain .
While there is a case to be made for more help with childcare for working parents throughout the population, the idea that MPs should uniquely not be required to fund their childcare from salaries of approximately three times the mode average salary among the general population will simply reduce the awareness of the issue within the strange alternative universe that they inhabit.
From the 10p tax rate, to the invasion of Iraq, to being held without trial or even charge for 42 (or 90) days, a significant proportion of our governing class have proven themselves unable to empathise with those people whose experiences they do not directly share. Let's not add to that by removing the problems of funding of childcare from their immediate field of experience.
Qasim Salimi
London N22
No bar on pictures of naked children
Sir: With regard to the article entitled "Painter sees red" by Andy McSmith (5 June), both your journalist and Mr Hockney are mistaken. If a painting can lawfully be sold in the UK (in that it does not fall foul of the Obscene Publication Act) it will be unaffected by the proposals to outlaw non-photographic images of child sexual abuse.
Simply depicting a naked child will not meet the requirements of the proposed offence – that an image 1) is pornographic, 2) portrays a child involved in a sexual act, and 3) is of an obscene nature.
Maria Eagle MP
Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State, Ministry of JusticeLondon SW1
EU must act over Palestinian taxes
Sir: Israel has again violated its legal obligations to hand over Palestinian tax funds, on which hundreds of thousands of needy Palestinians depend. This time it is because the Palestinian authority has complained to the EU about Israeli settlement expansion, illegal in international law. Israel commits an illegal action, and then penalises the victims for complaining.
The EU, including the UK, so far has been silent, while forking out hundreds of millions of taxpayers' money to subsidise this situation. The only proper reaction to this is for all EU leaders to give a greater hearing for Palestinian objections to settlement expansion, and to make clear that an upgrading of EU-Israel ties might be under threat.
Chris Doyle
Director, Council for Arab-British Understanding, London EC4
Onward march of the health puritans
Sir: As a smoker, I agree with everything Joan Bakewell said in her article of 6 June. Even now, she is probably being bombarded with letters from the "health lobby" and other puritans who are outraged that she dares to defend the rights of smokers.
John Reid wasn't give a chance when he proposed a partial ban, and the hysterical anti-smoking mob made him out to be an extremist, merely for sticking up for the civil rights of smokers, as well as non-smokers.
Since then we've seen even the ridiculous, uncivilised situation of smokers being denied a proper social life, and the sight of them having to have a night out in the middle of the road has not been enough to appease these people, who have made it their business what other people choose to do. Unless the Government stops interfering with people's private lives, the UK will continue its slide into a totalitarian nanny state.
Stephen Lustig
London NW2
Sir: Adrian Durrant (letter, 9 June) says that condemning smokers for the harm they do is a redundant argument as we have a ban on smoking in public places. He seems to have forgotten the terrible effect of smoking in the home. Children are still subject to passive smoking as well as being shown a model to follow.
His other arguments tend to the ridiculous – can smoking be included in recreational activities? Also, where is his evidence that the campaign against smoking is making non-smokers uneasy? I see no sign of non-smokers siding with smokers. The desperation is all on the other side.
John Smith
Dorchester, Dorset
Keep RE out of the fairground
Sir: E Jane Dickson ("The funfair is no place to teach religion", 6 June) rightly appreciates the very British horror of a religious theme park. It's hard to picture Alton Towers punters queuing for a ride called "Hell", and even less likely they'd strap in for one called "Heaven"'. But she's wrong about religious education in schools.
Faith schools do provide RE in line with their traditions. All community schools provide RE for all pupils as well. The subject is the fastest growing GCSE over the last decade – entrants have trebled, and more than doubled for A-level too. The reason for this is that RE lessons now are the opposite of indoctrination: an open-minded, open-hearted space on the timetable for atheists, Pagans, Christians and Muslims to explore life's big issues together. I think E Jane Dickson should keep off the fairground: she ought to do some RE lessons.
Lat Blaylock
Project officer, National Association of RE Teachers, Leicester
Gracious loser
Sir: I think we should make Hillary Clinton an honorary Brit. She has demonstrated an outstanding ability at something we Brits hold particularly praiseworthy – and of which we have plenty of experience – coming second with grace.
Sean Maffett
Bourton-on-the-Water, Gloucestershire
Bring the troops home
Sir: A hundred British troops have now needlessly lost their lives in Afghanistan, together with others horribly injured. The Afghan war is unwinnable. Its government is weak and warlords hold positions within it who control the opium trade. The lot of ordinary Afghans has if anything worsened during this conflict, so we cannot win hearts and minds. It is time for Gordon Brown to bring our troops home from Afghanistan before other lives are lost in vain, together with our troops in Iraq holed up in Basra airport serving no military purpose.
Valerie Crews
Beckenham, Kent
Mathematical brains
Sir: I am happy to say that falling standards in maths are not universal. I gave your maths test (7 June) to my primary school maths group of 10- and 11-year-olds. Of the 31, 25 scored more than half marks and nine scored over 70 per cent.
Tim Silk
Lichfield, Staffordshire
Down from the heavens
Sir: Where archbishops dive, Canon Missioners have dived before. (leading article, 6 June) Canon Ivor Smith-Cameron, Canon Missioner of the Diocese of Southwark, 1972-1994, Chaplain to HM the Queen 1994-1999, sky-dived at the age of 60 and 65 to raise awareness and money for small-scale but vital projects in India. The Church of England, for all her faults, has always produced people of courage and vision to proclaim the message of the Incarnation – God with us.
Tini Brodie
London SW12
Progressive taxation
Sir: In the bad old days, it used to take me a week to complete my tax return. This year, thanks to the improved, simplified, form I managed it in 10 days.
Dr Vernon Coleman
Barnstaple, Devon
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Inspection of Hope Community School and Nursery Class, Orkney Islands Council
Key strengths of the school
- Children's respectful, caring attitudes towards one another and their motivation for learning
- The commitment of staff to improve learning experiences for children
- Outdoor learning opportunities which have improved children's learning experiences
- Strong partnership with parents and the local community to support and enhance the curriculum
- Commitment and enthusiasm of the headteacher to improving learning for all children
We discussed with staff and Orkney Islands Council how they might continue to improve the school and nursery class. This is what we agreed with them:
- Increase opportunities for children in the nursery to make better progress in their learning, and ensure all children are having their needs fully met.
- Continue to develop consistent, high quality feedback to help children understand what they need to do to improve.
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- Continue to develop the curriculum, with a particular focus at the early stages to ensure that all children build effectively on their prior learning.
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We are satisfied with the overall quality of provision. We are confident that the school's self-evaluation processes are leading to improvements. As a result, we will make no further visits in connection with this inspection. As part of its arrangements for reporting to parents on the quality of education, Orkney Islands Council will inform parents about the school's progress.
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Kylene [ky-lene] as a girls' name is a version of Kylie: possibly (English) "boomerang".
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Kylene is an uncommon first name for females. Kylene is an equivalently rare last name too for all people. (2000 U.S. Demographics)
Kylene was first listed in 1980-1989 and reached its top rank of #1873 in the U.S. in the 1980s, but is not listed currently. (2015 U.S. SSA Records)
Which version is better?with its source form and related girl names. Kiley (#896 last year), Kyla (#356), Kylah (#1119), Kylee (#237), Kyleigh (#383), Kyli and Kylie (#66) are the popular varying forms of Kylene listed in the Top 2000. Other forms, like Kyley, are uncommon. These relations of Kylene were at the top of their popularity 11 years ago (adoption of 0.8%) and are somewhat less common today (adoption 0.5%, down 36%), with the version Kiley becoming less fashionable. Kylie is the most fashionable name for newborns here.
Similar Names
Kylene is alike in pronunciation to Cailene, Calen, Colene, Coline, Collene, Kailene, Kalaine, Kalan, Kaleen, Kalen, Kalene, Kalin, Kalyn▼, Kalynn, Kaylan, Kaylanne, Kayleen, Kaylen, Kaylin, Kaylinn, Kaylyn, Kaylynn, Kaylynne, Kellen and Kolline. Other recommended names are Ailene, Alene▼, Allene▼, Arlene▼, Celene, Cyrene, Dalene, Delene, Dylane, Eilene, Elene, Ellene, Erlene, Gaylene, Helene▼, Ilene▼, Jaylene▲, Jolene, Kalana, Kalani▲, Kalee, Kaleena, Kalena, Kalina, Kaloni, Karene, Karlene, Kaylee, Kayleena, Kilee, Kolina, Kyle, Kyrene, Maylene, Melene, Mylene, Myrene, Myrlene, Nolene, Orlene, Raylene, Rolene, Rylee▲, Selene, Sylena, Talene, Tylee, Tylena, Tyrene and Zelene. These names tend to be more commonly used than Kylene.See names in meaning and etymology.