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19th November 2004, 09:23 AM | #2 |
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What's there to explain? The thing uses an LED as a light source instead of a bulb and there is no battery but a capacitor which is charged by a moving magnet which induces a voltage in a coil when you shake the flashlight.
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19th November 2004, 09:30 AM | #3 | |
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Re: Electromaget produces light.../IQ
I did the IQ test on that site and answered all questions at random. Guess what my IQ was rated 91........ Do I need to say more? Edit quote from the site: Quote:
19th November 2004, 09:57 AM | #5 |
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There is a Led
I have seen and played with such a torch light.
There is a Led inside. UrSV is right on how the energy is produced ans stored. grtz Simon |
19th November 2004, 10:12 AM | #6 |
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Transfered epithet (something like that) at wrong place at that site
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19th November 2004, 10:18 AM | #7 |
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Simply put this little torch uses a wire-wound coil and a fairly strong magnet, similarly to a solenoid only instead of charging the coil with another current source, the in/out motion of the magnet through the center of the coil induces a current which is then transmitted to a capacitor. Then this energy is used to light a low power led.
There is no way a magnet could produce light and it is somewhat misleading to the unknowing for the company to say that the "bulb" has been replaced by the electromagnet. That's kinda like saying "we replaced the batter with a light", really absurd.
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19th November 2004, 10:36 AM | #8 |
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Google search: NightStar Second result: http://www.nightstar1.com/ Second sentence: Once charged, NightStar provides light for up to 20 minutes from the LED. |
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A Lebanon man has filed a civil lawsuit against the man facing a murder charge in connection with his son's death. David D. Litsey Sr. filed a complaint July 24 in Marion Circuit Court against Christopher P. Gribbins and his bar, the Raywick Bar and Grill. Litsey's son, David Litsey Jr., died Nov. 9, 2012, after he was shot outside of the Raywick establishment. Litsey Jr. was 22. Gribbins was the bar owner at the time of the shooting, and he has entered a not guilty plea to the murder charge.
A Springfield woman has filed a civil suit against Spring View Hospital in connection with her husband's death. Kathleen Wright filed her complaint July 22 in Marion Circuit Court. According to the complaint, Wright accuses the hospital of causing the death of her husband, David Wright, through "acts of omission and/or commission."
Joseph D. Ford, 19, of 50 Woodville Drive in Lebanon was indicted in Marion Circuit Court recently for first-degree burglary, kidnapping a minor, first-degree wanton endangerment, fourth-degree assault and third-degree terroristic threatening.
Christopher A. Reardon, 22, of 16 Howard Avenue in Lebanon was sentenced to 13 years in prison in Marion Circuit Court recently for seven counts of second-degree assault and one count of first-degree criminal abuse. Reardon was originally indicted for first-degree assault and seven counts of criminal abuse stemming from incidents involving a 1-year-old female, a 2-year-old male, a 3-year-old female and a 5-year-old female between Aug. 1 and Aug. 4 last year.
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Designer: Tammy Johnson
• 12" square cream felted wool (appliqués)
• 1⁄2 yard red-and-cream print (blocks, binding)
• 1 yard total assorted cream prints (blocks)
• 1 yard total assorted navy blue prints, plaids, and stripes (blocks)
• 3⁄4 yard total assorted dark red prints and stripes (border)
• 1-1⁄3 yards backing fabric
• 24×72" batting
• 12" square fusible web
Finished quilt: 17-1⁄2×65-1⁄2"
Finished block: 12" square
Quantities are for 44⁄45"-wide, 100% cotton fabrics.
Measurements include 1⁄4" seam allowances. Sew with right sides together unless otherwise stated.
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Cut Fabrics
Cut pieces in the following order. Click on "Download this Project" above for pattern piece. To felt wool, machine-wash it in a hot-water-wash, cold-rinse cycle. Machine-dry on high heat and steam-press.
To use fusible web for appliquéing, complete the following steps.
1. Lay fusible web, paper side up, over Star Pattern. Use a pencil to trace the pattern eight times, leaving 1⁄2" between tracings. Cut out fusible-web shapes roughly 1⁄4" outside traced lines.
2. Following the manufacturer's instructions, press fusible-web shapes onto cream felted wool 12" square; let cool. Cut out wool shapes on drawn lines and peel off paper backings.
From red-and-cream print, cut:
• 5—2-1⁄2×42" binding strips
• 5—2-1⁄2" squares for block centers
From assorted cream prints, cut:
• 10—1-1⁄2×10-1⁄2" rectangles for position 9
• 10—1-1⁄2×8-1⁄2" rectangles for position 7
• 10—1-1⁄2×6-1⁄2" rectangles for position 5
• 10—1-1⁄2×4-1⁄2" rectangles for position 3
• 10—1-1⁄2×2-1⁄2" rectangles for position 1
From assorted navy blue prints, plaids, and stripes, cut:
• 10—1-1⁄2×12-1⁄2" rectangles for position 10
• 10—1-1⁄2×10-1⁄2" rectangles for position 8
• 10—1-1⁄2×8-1⁄2" rectangles for position 6
• 10—1-1⁄2×6-1⁄2" rectangles for position 4
• 10—1-1⁄2×4-1⁄2" rectangles for position 2
From assorted dark red prints and stripes, cut:
• 2—3×17-1⁄2" border strips
• 8—3×15-1⁄2" strips for border
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1. Referring to Block Assembly Diagram, lay out a red-and-cream print 2-1⁄2" square and two assorted cream print rectangles or assorted navy blue print, plaid, or stripe rectangles for each of the 10 positions.
2. Sew cream print position 1 rectangles to opposite edges of red-and-cream print square (Diagram 1). Press seams toward rectangles.
3. Add navy blue print, plaid, or stripe position 2 rectangles to remaining edges of Step 2 unit (Diagram 2). Press seams toward rectangles.
4. Join cream print position 3 rectangles to opposite edges of Step 3 unit (Diagram 3); press seams as before. Continue in the same manner, adding remaining pairs of rectangles in numerical sequence, to make a Courthouse Steps block. The Courthouse Steps block should be 12-1⁄2" square including seam allowances.
5. Repeat steps 1 through 4 to make five Courthouse Steps blocks total.
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Assemble Quilt Center
Referring to Quilt Assembly Diagram, lay out blocks in a vertical row, rotating alternate blocks as shown. Join blocks to make quilt center. Press seams in one direction. The quilt center should be 12-1⁄2×60-1⁄2" including seam allowances.
Assemble and Add Borders
1. Referring to Quilt Assembly Diagram, sew together four dark red print or stripe 3×15-1⁄2" strips along short ends to makea pieced border strip. Press seams in one direction. The pieced border strip should be 3×60-1⁄2" including seam allowances. Repeat to make a second pieced border strip.
2. Join pieced border strips to long edges of quilt center. Sew dark red print or stripe 3×17-1⁄2" border strips to remaining edges to complete quilt top. Press all seams toward border.
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2. Quilt as desired. Designer Tammy Johnson used tan thread to machine-quilt a wavy line in concentric squares, following the seams within each block. Using red thread, she stitched the same design in the center of the border.
3. Referring to Quilt Assembly Diagram, position prepared star appliqués on quilt top. Fuse all pieces in place. Using matching thread, machine-blanket-stitch around each star appliqué.
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The owners where very kind. The place is beautiful and they treat em really well.
Quiet, good location Nothing
It's perfectly located for an overnight stay when driving from south of France to Calais. The refurbished rooms are a great improvement. We had dinner at the hotel which was fabulous and all the staff were friendly and very attentive. Would certainly recommend it for an overnight stay. It's a little difficult to find as it's not right in the centre and Chalon Sur Saone is disappointing.
In essence it is a very good hotel. It has everything you want. During our stay the internet was not working and the restaurant was closed. Of course this should not be a problem but when we confronted the reception, together with the incorrect prize of the room, they started to behave unfriendly and unprofessional.
location in proximity of the railway station
The staff very friendly with our room ready prior to our late arrival. Very helpful The triple room (Family room) was made by adding a very little bed. The restaurant closes early with no chance to have room service.
Staff was very friendly and hotel right across from train station Not particularly clean, window opened to alley with birds roosting and major noise from ventilator or some othr machinery....no screens...it was hot so we had to have the window open
Great location across from the train station and short walk to downtown and pedestrian shopping area. Short cab ride to board riverboat cruise. Wonderful staff service and room service too!
Convenient Feel we need to upgrade to get a better room
Superb location and spacious room. Very kind and helpful staff. Some noise from the train station, but not a nuisance.
Very accessible, neat and tidy. Swimming pool always a plus
The fact that check in is open 24hrs is a huge advantage for travellers when they may be experiencing delays. The restaurant seemed to be expensive
Very nice, large, clean room. Bathroom was very clean and everywhere was very spacious and tidy. We were impressed by the location and the style of the hotel. I cannot think of any bad points.
The location was great and the room was spotless and large. Everything was as advertised. The dining room was not up to the standards of the hotel.
easy access from motorway booked hotel after seeing ibis advertising new rooms. was offered old rooms which were in a poor state of repair and smelt of smoke.
It's right by the motorway junction and easy to find. There was a large, free and well lit car park.The staff were helpful. The room was clean and had a very comfortable, large bed. The swimming pool was a pleasant bonus. Breakfast, although €7.50 p.p. was generous and had many excellent choices. This hotel isn't in the lowest budget range but represents great value. Nothing at all.
Location to Autoroute was excellent and easy to find. Food was good and affordable.Breakfast was had a variety of choices.
Excellent room with good facilities. The restaurant service and food were excellent and good value for money.
Great service and friendly staff
bed, eating, friendly people no
The breakfast: lots of variety and always well filled. Friendly staff. Nice, comfortable and clean rooms and bathroom. Ideal for a short stay if you are travelling through France. n/a
Convenient access close to highway, free parking, free internet what actually worked well, clean room enough size for single traveller. Pretty old bathroom equipment
very friendly staff, well sized rooms, clean. Even though no closed parking, but parking is monitored 24/7 by means of cameras, and guard walking over parking frequently.
Close to the motorway, quiet rooms, plenty of parking space, discrete communication, correct informatuon on alternatives and traffic. Location not well indicated, rather out of the center of town, and no dinner offered on Sundays - which contradicts the tourist information brochure of Chalon. the pasta-alternative can hardly be serious.
The staff, the room, bar & restaurant wre excellent. On a five night stop over around France this was the best hotel we stayed in.
Really close to the A6. Fair value for money in a ver 'standard' place; but adequate for a one night transit stay, which was the purpose of the stop. 'Private' parking all but secured. Anyone can enter this outdoors parking lot.
Secured parking in front of the hotel Do not book privilege rooms, you get only 4 soft drinks and a different shampoo for the higher cost. All rooms are the same. The hotel is quite noisy from inside the hotel, close the light and look from your room to the corridor, yes you can, there is door gap or split that is big enough.
The staff were friendly, professional and exceptionally helpful. The restaurant far exceeded the 3-star rating.
The Hotel was clean and comfortable with a modern feel.The staff were very attentive.
Comfortable and quiet cooling system.
I'm spending 50% of my time in travel. This was my first stay at Campanile and probably my last one. I booked 2 rooms (we were 5) and when I arrived late (after calling the hotel to inform of late arrival) they had only one room. They finally found 2 rooms but very far from each other (which is not easy with children). The bathroom of one of the room had nod been cleaned, there were no sheets on the pillows of both room, in a room for 3 we had only 1 towel and finally when we had to pay the asked me to pay a higher price then what I had on my reservation ....in one word worst experience I had in hotel
Restaurant staff were good - professional and hard working We booked three rooms - two twins and a triple. We got two doubles and a double with a camp bed? This is basically not what we booked - not sure why this was therefore offered, but not a major problem in this case.
Ity was quiet, the staff were friendly and we enjoyed our overnight stay.
It was easy to find from the Highway. The room was well cleaned. The Kitchen was not prepaid for all the wisitors freyday evning. They were sold out of different thing at the menucard.
Easy access from motorway. Internet access. Restaurant on site. Not a single electric socket in the room - had to plug computer in the bathroom sovket - and so could not charge the phone sat the same time
Position and Free Parking! Value for the money. Too expensive for the category!
During the hot weather at the time of our visit, the air conditioning was a definite bonus.
A room presented as "triple" was really a double plus an extra bed... Consequence: a baby crib I asked for was not available. They didn't even know about it!
No fuss accommodation - good fod served at reasonable rate. No english TV
The owners were very helpful and even took us to our ship on Sunday morning. In fact, the husband drove to the new Hertz location to lead us to drop off our rental as they had moved and not informed us of their new location.
It was nice and quiet and yet in a vibrant part of the town, close to the Historic centre. It suited our purpose as a stop-over hotel.
The interior designs were very nice and the owners were very hospitable. Also, there was a comfortable atmosphere, which made me feel at home.
The suite was superb and the staff were excellent. The manageress even brought us up a tray to our room with an excellent bottle of wine and some nibblies after our long drive from London. We were running late the next morning and didn't have time for breakfast, so she made us up another tray with pastries and coffee - she was exceptionally helpful and friendly. We went to the Sphinx restaurant for dinner - they don't speak english, but it's not hard to figure out food on a French menu and we had a brilliant meal with a very tasty bottle of local wine. I didn't like being charged for parking and I thought breakfast was included, but turns out it wasn't - there was no mention of a breakfast charge when the manager showed us where it was served, so I just assumed it was included.
It was like staying over at the house of your parents; everything felt cosy and familiar right from the start. The staff was very nice and helpful and made you feel right at home. It is a very quit and relaxed place while still being about 10 minutes walking distance of the city center. When we arrived at about 16:00 there was no hotel staff around and the door was locked. We were let in the door by passing hotel guests who knew the entrance code on the door. After about 15 minutes waiting in the lobby a teen girl passed the lobby who turned out to be the daughter of the hotel owner. She was gracious enough to help us out but was at first totally lost at how to do that as everyone she called for help didn't answer the phone. After 10 minutes of frantic calling people she got her mother on the phone and got us into our room. About 15 minutes later the maid / receptionist / nice woman in charge was back and approached us with all kinds of apologies.
The hosts are very welcoming and helpful, and the hotel a very good value for the level of accommodation. Breakfast is the best buffet we encountered in France! Easy walk to the heart of city. Without a gps, it would have been hard to find--but no problem with our Garmin. Then again, that's true of many of the best lodgings across France!
Check-in possibilities 24/24 Really narrow room
Friendly helpful staff., Difficult to park car and caravan even though advised by telephone that this would be fine.
Convenient place to stay near the motorway.Next door to a Campanille for dinner.
Easy access from the motorway. Easy booking in procedure. Secure car park close to facilities.
cheap, close to the motorway. The rooms all smelt strongly of cigarette smoke, one child and one adult both got bitten during the night by bed bugs or fleas,
Convenient to major highway
easy to find, practical, value for money although I am a smoker, even I thought the room smelt too much, and my family felt even stronger about this. Next time I will book a non-smokers room.
Flexability and the opportunity to explore Chalon sur saone during the journey home from Spain. It provided the essentials after a long drive; clean sheets comfortable bed and shower Disturbance from adjoining room. People watching their tv until 3am. We had booked two rooms but were spread apart. Attention could have beeen given to placing families together and attention should be given to sound proving walls
very very small room, barely possible to move into the room, the bathroom is very small and uncomfortable little bit far from the centre. there was heavy smell of cigarets , although there is sign everywhere not to smoke !!!
It is an old-fashion hotel with nice atmosphere. The room was comfortably silent due to double doors and windows. Maybe slighly worn out, but just a little bit. It is on the borderline between being 'hotel with atmosphere' and 'hotel in need of refurbishment'.
Room was very comfortable
It was very quiet for sleeping The bed was not very comfortable
Hotel staff excellent and very helpfull.
The room was very clean and comfortable (many rooms have been re-furbished since we started using the hotel several years ago). The restaurant has always been of good quality in our experience. The staff at reception and in the restaurant have always been very pleasant although they are obviously not comfortable with speaking English. Between their English and my French, it was not a problem. Nothing at all. We are regular guests due to its loaction.
hotel was nice clean and classy. We ate at the restaurant and the food was excellent. very subdued atmosphere. Close to the old part of town.Bed was comfortable. Except for one person the staff was very helpful and friendly. Breakfast very overpriced. There were no coffee or tea making facilities in room, which we are used to travelling in Canada and USA
their kindness and quality of service, cleaness of the room may be they can change their TV
Great bathroom Very poor bed.
reception staff - very efficient, very kind - value added.
i recently stayed in another Best Western and really enjoyed the value for money. This was not the case in St.Regis as the room looked very old and tired.
The food was excellentand the service good.Rooms were renovated, comfortable and clean. romms not well sound insulated
Excellent restaurant and helpful staff,Pleasant pool with good poolside service None really poolside shower base dirty
Restaurant is really excellent, astonishing quality and value for money None
Nice hotel with heated pool, garden, outside dining and refreshments. Very godd food, excellent staff.
Nice country side hotel. A good base for exploring the Burgundy wine road. Pool area is very nice. Breakfast is too expensive.
service was friendly and efficient ie quite fast.We also appreciated the up-dated bedroom and the pool looked very nice but we were too late to benefit!
Pleasant Location & quiete and very good food and restaurant service
The rooms are extremely comfortable and well-appointed, think recently renovated? We had stayed there before and return in the expectation of an excellent dinner outside on the terrace. We were not disappointed; the meal was up to its usual high standard. Breakfast buffet offers an excellent selection including fresh fruit, muesli and natural yogurt (the last being the indicator to me of a decent hotel).
Nice garden with pool and outside restaurant the small room with small window at the parking side
Very good location, straight off the motorway at Chalon Nord. Family room available. Very helpful staff (manager) who spoke very good English who was particularly accomodating to our friends who arrived late because of car trouble. Tea / coffee making facilities in the room would have been nice.
It was a convenient stop for my travel itinerary
The staff kindly rescued and kept a very ragged dolly which my daughter left on the grass in front of the hotel the night we stayed. We called back on the drive home 2 weeks later, and they had looked after her, despite her appearances!
Extremely convenient to the motorway as we were travelling to Switzerland. The room was too hot, and had no hair dryer
The hotel was clean and the staff very helpful and friendly. In the bathroom it could do with some work on some of the fittings
We were made to feel extremely welcome and nothing was too much trouble. Loved it and would stay again if I ever find myself in Chalon (my favourite town in France!).
Helpful staff particularly regarding knowledge of Chalon
The Receptionist was very helpful. Lovely rooms Good breakfast. Good position
Really old building and parts looked as if they needed some care, but it didn't matter. Thoroughly nice comfortable stay.
Very close to town centre, no worries about driving.
Room was guite big and wide. We like that hotel was personal. Wi-Fi was working poorly into room. The room has no wall sockets.
friendly staff
hospitality of receptionist prefer pillows to bolster
proximity to old town and river
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Jennifer Phillips
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Illinois Southern District Court
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XX US, Outside State
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Rouhani's budget complaint
The president's television interview on his 101st day in office raised more questions that it answered, especially about the sorry state of the government finances. His criticisms of the previous government's irresponsible spending commitments is well taken and well known. Less well known and more doubtful is the charge that the previous government is also responsible for lack of revenues. If the blame game is to continue for much longer, it should at least be extended to include two other parties: the public for its unwillingness to pay for the services it consumes and the present administration for not moving fast enough to get them to pay.
The president illustrated his budget frustration by noting that the treasury lacked the 75,000 BR (billion rials) to pay for government wages and salaries for the first month of his administration, August/September 2013. This state of affairs raises questions that go beyond the incompetence of the Ahmadinejad book keepers. Why would a government that delivers the equivalent of about 5 million barrels of oil and gas daily to customers inside and outside the country not be able to pay its workers? With a modest profit on this account ($50 per barrel) the government should earn about 150,000 BR each month, twice its payroll.
And what has happened to Iran's system of taxation? Even the measly 6% of the GDP that Iran collects in taxes, one of the lowest in the world (one-fourth of Venezuela!), should bring at least 50,000 br per month. These items add up to 200,000 BR per month, which should cover the government payroll two-and-half times over.
The question that the president and the country need to ask themselves is why is this money not coming in? We hear a lot about the 350 BR expenditures on cash transfers per month, but little about why there is not enough revenue to cover them. The revenue shortage cannot be the result of populist promises; it is the failure of the government to collect the revenues it is owed, and of the people to pay for the serves they use: oil and gas, utilities, and other government services such as education, health, and the roads. A country whose people demand all these services but are unwilling to pay for them has one of two choices: either to let services decline or to tolerate inflation. Both have been taking place in recent years.
I was shocked recently to learn that the budget for K-12 education for this year (1392=2013/2014) is less that 2% of the GDP, which is abysmally low. A growing country needs to spend at least twice as much on K-12 education.
President Rouhani has rightly set fighting inflation as his first economic priority. And he also rightly boasted about his success in bringing the inflation rate down by a big notch since August (though he failed to mention that it had been declining for the preceding three months, before he took office, as I explained here). But winning the war on inflation by cutting expenditures is neither wise nor fair. He should balance this with revenue collection. Increasing revenues from hydrocarbon sales inside Iran and more effective collection of taxes should be an integral part of his anti-inflation strategy.
President Rouhani has accumulated considerable political capital in his first 100 days, mostly from his successes in foreign policy, but he needs to spend some of it now, domestically, on getting the middle and upper class Iranians to live responsibly by paying for the services they use.
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آقای دکتر اصفهانی امروز در دنیای اقتصاد نوشته بودید در آمریکا نقدینگی خیلی افزایش یافته ولی تورم کنترل شده ممکن است برای بنده بیستر توضیح دهید با چه سازوکاری اینگونه شده.ضمنا بنده کارشناس وزارت کار در زمینه کارآفرینی هستم امیدوارم وبینار هفته اینده تان راببینم.ضمنا همکارانم هفته بعد یک تحلیل اماری در نشریه ای درباره اشتغال دانش آموختگان منشر می کنند که برایتان می فرستم عجیب است فیلتر بودن سای شما-
The DE article was by my brother, Hadi Salehi Esfahani, so you should ask
him. I do work in labor markets and would like to see the studies you
mentioned. By the way, this site is mirrored at djavadsalehi.com, which
is not filtered.
At least, they are cutting back on the NG supplies to the petro industry. Unfortunately, no mention of price correction in the NG supplies to the petro's…
"Why would a government that delivers the equivalent of about 5 million barrels of oil and gas daily to customers inside and outside the country not be able to pay its workers?"
"President Rouhani has accumulated considerable political capital in his first 100 days, mostly from his successes in foreign policy, but he needs to spend some of it now, domestically, on getting the middle and upper class Iranians to live responsibly by paying for the services they use."Well done! Professor Salehi.
You have seen behind the smoke-screen where so far other academicians have failed to shed light on. Exactly! The question is why does the champion of 'Moderation and Wisdom', who can checkmate the Saudi-Israeli-McCain-AlQaeda alliance in a late-night zarif game, fail to save his own valuable assets from being bagged by local boys for a pittance?One would expect that at least the highly profitable petrochemical industry, which the Rouhani cabinet distinguished by naming in the Geneva Accord would, under the tutelage of Minister Nematzadeh, have the courtesy of paying for the natural gas it consumes at one half Iran's export price.
One correction! According to the other Dr. Salehi (Iran Atomic Energy chief and former foreign minister), quoted in Etela'at Sunday 10.9.1392, domestic energy consumption is 1.8 million barrels of oil and 500 million cubic meters of NG daily. The latter is equivalent to 3.08 million barrels of oil. This puts Iran's total domestic energy consumption at equivalent to 4.88 million barrels of oil daily or 1.78 billion barrels annually.
Thank you for your kind words and your updated estimate of Iran's distribution of oil and gas inside the country, which strengthens the puzzle of the deficit in the subsidy reform program. The cheap-energy lobby is strong in Iran and will do its best to prevent the Rouhani government from raising energy prices. Interestingly, the two industries with greatest dependence on cheap energy — automobile and petrochemicals
Would you care to complete your last sentence?
The automobile industry is favored in several ways. People need to buy their shoddy, over-priced and somewhat inefficient product in order to cash-in a part of their allocation of subsidies on energy. The industry are given ever-increasing, government-backed substantial cheep loans to compensate them for their bad book keeping practices – depreciation reserves are a fraction of what they should be. Oil exports are used to keep their heavy foreign currency needs subsidised, while custom tariff walls protect the industry from international competition. Traffic jams and air-pollution are their legacy.
Very well said!


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18 June 2014 Following the announcement today by an Afghan presidential candidate that he will suspend cooperation with the electoral process, the United Nations has called for respect of the country's Constitution and laws, as well as its independent electoral institutions.
In a press statement, the UN Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA) said it learned of the decision of Abdullah Abdullah to suspend his campaign's cooperation with the Independent Election Commission (IEC) and the Independent Electoral Complaints Commission (IECC) at his press conference today, in addition to his suggestion that a commission under UN supervision be created to oversee the election process.
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"For their part, the electoral bodies have to demonstrate the highest levels of transparency and integrity and continue to proactively respond to valid candidate concerns," Mr. Kubiš continued. "All efforts should be made to ensure that all valid votes are counted and all invalid ballots rejected – such efforts will have our full support."
With the utmost concern, the UN Mission noted that appeals to circumvent or abandon the legal process and framework and appeal directly to supporters could incite violence. Indeed, some people have already called for civil disobedience and some incidents have already taken place, UNAMA said in its statement.
As such, UNAMA strongly urged the candidates to take all steps necessary to control their supporters to prevent them from making any irresponsible statements and from taking steps that could lead to civil disorder and instability.
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