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sort of programme tonight. An internet phone connection failed - we think in future we should use them only for recorded interviews...and an ISDN line from Italy failed. What almost never fails (except when it involves the US) is a trusty phone line. We try to avoid using phone lines - preferring the "quality" sound of guests in BBC studios. They often travel far at our request to help bring that clearer sound. One of our guests tonight was on a phone line because there was a mix up over which BBC studio he was to go to. Another guest was on the phone because our radio car broke down en route.
We are, as I think I said, blaming the fog.
When my phone went wrong it was my filters. Have you thought of changing your filters Eddie?
I think you handled tonight's problems wonderfull well, Eddie.
Technology is utterly frustrating, particularly when under pressure to perform live (you can tell it was invented by men - just kidding!) but I'm glad the old phone lines didn't let you down.
I would much rather have a slight diminishing sound quality and actually be able to hear a report or interview all the way through. I'm all for new technology if it actually fills in a purpose, but to use new-fangled technology for technology's sake doesn't make sense to me (rather like digital TV: Why should analogue be switched off? It has worked perfectly well for 60 years, why is it not good enough all of a sudden?).
I thought the VOIP guest sounded odd (before he was cut off).
He sounded like he was on a cheap, tinny mic and I was waiting for an engineer to twiddle something technical and sort out the quality of the sound ...... which is, I suppose, what did happen!
Ah well, Eddie, blame it on the fog, the gremlins, who cares... We know you all there in PMland always cope with it :-)
Very brave to attempt VOIP on live radio. But as ever it was well handled.
I wonder how long it will be before The Weather Channel opens a UK franchise.
What the Catholic Archbishop of Westminster did not mention was ,that the Christian Population in Bethlehem is leaving because the are constantly harassed by the muslim population. Women cannot wear what they wish, there must be no liason between Christians and Muslims, etc,
Once again the BBC demonstrates its anti-Israel anti-Jewish stance by the report on this evening's programme by the RC Archbishop of Westminster. Anyone who takes the trouble to access unbiased reporting knows the truth about the situation in Bethlehem namely that Arab Christians are being driven out by Muslim persecution. Below is a link to an article on Melanie Phillps' website which tells the truth. Why don't you invite Tony Pearce to speak on your programme on these sorts of issues? He is well informed and articulate and would give the balance that the BBC claims to espouse but in reality rarely practises.
Breaking news, Ipswich, the guy from Trimley is on bail, the second guy has been charged.
Eddie, the phone line sounded fine actually, it is great to have people in studios, but new technology adds to your stress & we don't need that!
June Brown (8) I have never heard Melanie Phillips say anything that verges on 'truth' so I hope you will excuse me for not taking up your invitation. To you & Doris (7) I would add that it is a great shame that, what used to be a thriving multi-cultural town, now houses tensions instead of harmony. But, I think it might be over-sensitive to blame the Archbishop for doing anything other seeking a peaceful solution to the conflict & it is only right that the BBC should report this.
In reference to my own feelings, & my family is Jewish, I see the barrier as an abuse of human rights &, as I have said elsewhere on this blog, I am continutally bewildered that persecution can be perpetrated by a people who were persecuted themselves.
It is not either anti-semitism, or a pro-Palestinian stance, or anything other than condemnation of the suicide bombers, to pray for peace.
I'm loving the fog.
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A scapegoat for technology's foibles...
Eddie Mair & Daniel Corbett in extended conversation.
Fog? Bring it on!
Helen, I'd like to support what you say in (10). Melanie Philips' views are well known to many. Her thoughts that any political critisism of Israeli policy must therefore be anti-semitism shows a lack of analytical clarity. As I have said before on the blog, I perceive her to be cut from the same cloth as other right-wing idealogues such as Ann Coulter, Rush Limaugh, etc. Why is it, I wonder, that those on the right talk of the "far left", while those on the left say "right wing" for most general comments about those with differing views (I'm discounting the BNP here, as it seems all hues of political life see them as extremists. Notice the difference in terms. the left as portrayed as far away from the centre ground, while the right are not. In reality,the majority of voters in the last election voted somewhere centre to centre-left, but the political labels don't reflect this...
As a comment (and I'm sure I'll get flamed for this...), you say you are bewildered that persecution can be perpetrated by a people who were themselves persecuted. I see it akin to the child who i bullied/abused, who then grows up to be a bully/abuser themselves.
Helen and Ffred,
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Do Evil in return.
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Why do folk not travel to Bethlehem? Because it's Dangerous!
FF, actually, knowing a little of that propensity, I won't be flaming anything & it is perfectly possible. I shall be spending a little thought on it until I say any more, but it is something nobody has ever said to me before, and very worthwhile food for thought. I completely agree with your accurate summation of Melanie Phillips & it is brilliantly put.
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I'm sorry, Eddie, that a few bits and bobs let you down. I'll be honest and confess that I didn't manage to listen tonight. I managed to do all my Christmas shopping and had a listen to Peter Allen on Five live between 4 and 5 in the traffic -- they also had a few probs here and there.
BTW Helen -- your post regarding the Suffolk killings and the blog was removed -- just trying to catch up on other threads.
Re; Last night and the great light switch on. Finally got to bed at 4-30. Lots of broken glass around - far too many people came back- . Little Rupert (Our mini Schnauzer) was (is) traumatised. He won't leave us alone today :-(
Oh nice strapline Frances! Same to you!
That's what I'd like please Mary: A Mair-y Christmas!
FrancesO - Great strap for Christmas!
Eddie - Great newsletter, when you work your way through the fog ....
Great heavens! Is that the time? Off to bed.
Just finished making the Christmas cards: have only got to write them and send them now ( a new meaning to "post Christmas cards", perhaps?)
Actually, I celebrate Christmas until 7th of January 2007.
Oops, in the cold light (or should I say grey mist) of the morning, I've just re-read my (12). I've just noticed that there's a spelling mistake in the last sentence. What I meant to say was: "I see it akin to the child who IS bullied/abused, who then grows up to be a bully/abuser themselves." I did not mean to say that I had bullied someone. That's something that I have never done, and I find bullying in all its' forms abhorrent. It was just a simple typo. Apologies for any confusion...
It's inconceivable that you FF should ever bully anyone!
Love the Strapline!
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Don't blame the frog!
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Paraphrasing of an interview with the Central Trains man about the upcoming strikes/general crappiness of the travel situation:
Spokesman: Yes, but we do not have any industrial action before the Christmas break.
Presenter: Forgive me, but I thought that the first action was on Christmas Eve.
Spokesman: Well yeah, but it is LATE christmas eve...
Phone line clarity? You care? You cannot be serious man! The BBC now routinely puts music behind everything, EVERYTHING! I can hear speech on a bad line but (with 69 year old ears) I cannot hear against added music. No chance - what with the licence deficit an' all - you will sack all the musack masters I suppose?
Barrie (24), How old is the rest of you? Is your name really Barrie then?
Johnnie (15) "BTW Helen -- your post regarding the Suffolk killings and the blog was removed -- just trying to catch up on other threads." me? what did I say?
FF, I understood you perfectly, & knew you not to be a bully but insightful instead!
Anyone else feel like crying listening to those supporters of the BNP on Any Answers today?
Helen, bring 'em on that's what I say. They rather proved that speaker's point, allow them airespace - in my words give people enough rope!
It's possible that fog got in the way of clear thinking over the vaccination of 12yr old girls in the hope of protecting them from cervical cancer. Rather than fantasising about them all turning to sex after an injection, wouldn't it have been more rational to point out that this is useless unless the boys are vaccinated too.


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He was, according to his manifesto, lied about, falsely accused and fired years ago. He has harbored racist anger from his childhood. He compiled and published an 11 page manifesto. This does not look like a sudden decision and the fact that he is still at large indicates that he did have a plan.
The longer he stays at large the more credence it gives to the probability that he is receiving help. From whom we couldn't know and that is why I say "probably" when I name an anti establishment group that "may" be sensitive to his cause. But it could just be certain individuals who are part of no group at all.
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According to the Society for the Protection of New Hampshire Forests, an active project opponent, more than 2,000 people attended the 2011 hearings, and hundreds voiced their concerns about the project's potential impacts. "Fewer than 20 people expressed support for Northern Pass," according to the society website.
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Polishing a Manuscript: When to Give it a Rest
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I've gotten several versions of this question in the past couple of months. This one came from an author at a recent conference: "How long is too long to spend perfecting my novel? My first page and first three chapters, especially? It seems like every time I show them to someone new, I get more suggestions for changes and improvements. At what point should I stop asking for input?"
Great question! Several of them, in fact. Your question actually raises several different issues to consider when polishing a manuscript.
1. You've spent too long perfecting a manuscript when you're not doing anything else to move your writing career forward. I've met many writers who have spent years working on a single manuscript, and they generally fall into one of two camps– either they've spent those years staring exclusively at that one project, writing and rewriting it and picking it apart and patching it back together, or they've spent those years revisiting their idea/novel in between improving their craft by taking classes, attending conferences, writing additional books, soliciting trustworthy feedback, and reading widely.
If you're not doing any of these things between rewrites, you're going to hit a plateau pretty quickly in terms of how much you can actually improve with no resources except your own judgment. So if you've already re-worked a manuscript a few times and aren't currently involved in any of these methods of improving your craft, you're probably at a stopping point in the polishing process. Go ahead and send it out or take it to some conferences and see what the response is.
2. Solicit feedback wisely. You are entirely right when you observe that "every time [you] show [your pages] to someone new, [you] get more suggestions for changes and improvements." Every person who reads your pages is going to bring a unique combination of education, taste, and experience to the manuscript, and so every set of suggestions is also going to be unique. If you tried to apply every piece of feedback you received from every beta reader, you'd either go crazy or die of old age rewriting your book. So what's the solution?
- Choose your beta readers sparingly. Don't hand out copies of your sample chapters to every classmate in your writing class, don't post your opening page on your blog and ask the Internet at large for feedback; choose a small set of folks to read your work so that the responses you get are manageable in quantity.
- Choose your beta readers wisely. Even if your best friend is a fabulous person, her opinion isn't going to be super valuable if she doesn't know much about writing, or if she doesn't usually read in your genre. When choosing your beta readers, look for people who are GOOD writers– ideally, people who are better writers than you are, so you can learn from them. Look for people who regularly read the genre you're writing– they're your target audience. And look for people you can trust– you want to know your beta readers well enough to know that they're not going to plagiarize you or try to sell you expensive editing services you may not need.
- Look for themes in feedback. Once you start getting suggestions from your beta readers, you'll still run into conflicting opinions and suggestions and, for some of these, you'll just have to use your own instincts to decide whether or not to apply them, but if there are legitimate problems/weaknesses with your manuscript, you'll probably have more than one reader point them out, so give extra consideration to any suggestions you hear from more than one source.
3. A book is never "done." There is no magic point at which an author discovers the precise combination of nouns and commas and exactly-right adjectives that mean a book is "done." Even if you get a manuscript to a place where you are really happy with it, I guarantee that if you come back to it in six months there will be things you want to change, sentences you want to rewrite, lines you want to delete. By virtue of simply being alive and interacting with the world on a daily basis, our views and our experiences change, and those changes shape our creative output. The articles you'll read, the conversations you'll have, and the places you'll go in the next week will contribute to your bringing a slightly different viewpoint to your manuscript at the end of the week, and that difference will probably cause you to want to make a change or two.
Does this mean that the original version of the manuscript was "wrong," or that the new version is superior? Not necessarily. Apart from the typos we catch when we come back to a manuscript after taking a break, many of the changes we make to a manuscript after we've already put in our time plotting and writing and polishing it are based on our own shifting perspective and preferences at the time, and don't hugely affect the story or the quality of the writing. So, if you know you've done your part to improve your craft, applied the feedback of some trusted critics, and made some thoughtful rewrites, it's time to move on– start working on a proposal, get that manuscript out the door to some agents or editors, start writing on the next one– there may be some more rewrites in your manuscript's future, but let them be prompted by some thoughtful input from an interested editor, or a vast improvement in your novel-writing skills wrought by drafting three more manuscripts. Don't let ten years go by attempting to create that mythical "perfect" novel.
What about you? What's the longest you've ever worked on perfecting a manuscript? How did you decide how much tweaking was "enough?"


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JONESBORO, Ark. (AP) — Police say twin brothers in Arkansas will soon be together after one tried to mail methamphetamine to the other who was in jail.
The Jonesboro Sun reports that 27-year-olds Brandon and David Buck were charged July 2 for meth possession. David Buck posted bond, but his brother remained incarcerated with a parole hold.
Craighead County Deputy David Bailey says he was monitoring inmate phone calls Sunday when David Buck told his brother he was going to mail him meth. Bailey says the drugs would be hidden under the label on an envelope.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — Arkansas officials asked a federal judge Wednesday to keep the state's marriage ban in place, arguing the prohibition is constitutional and serves a legitimate purpose.
Attorney General Dustin McDaniel's office asked U.S. District Judge Kristine Baker to reject the motion for summary judgment filed by two same-sex couples challenging the ban. The couples earlier this month asked Baker to rule immediately and find a 2004 constitutional amendment and any related laws barring gay marriage unconstitutional. The couples sued the state over the ban last year.
The Bryant Fire Department has added two firefighters, Brad Bush of Hot Springs and Jose Valdez of Bryant.
Bush said he chose to become a firefighter because he "wanted to help people without being a police officer like the rest of my family," he said.
He says he enjoys being involved with the community, fighting fires and responding to medical calls, he said.
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November 28, 2014
I found myself with a real case of writer's block on Monday evening when trying to come up with a topic for the weather blog. I decided to go to Facebook to see what folks would like to read about tonight and it seems like most everybody was interested in snow! More specifically they wanted to know when we were going to see some here in the Charlottesville area.
Unfortunately for people who are wanting to see some snow, we aren't going into the best pattern to pick up wintry weather in central Virginia. We do have a cold front that will be crossing the region late Wednesday. Colder air will pour in behind this storm, but most of the moisture will be gone before the cooling trend begins. As a result this should primarily be a rain maker for us, with the exception being in some of the higher terrain, where the precipitation could end as a mixture of rain and snow.
Beyond that system, cold high pressure will build in for a few days. Our highs will only be in the 40s through the weekend, but no moisture will intercept the cool air. Beyond that, looking out to the next 10-14 days, it looks like our temperatures will gradually warm to slightly above average readings, which would mean anything falling from the sky would be in the liquid form. That will take us through the first three weeks of December without many significant chances for measurable snow. Of course things can (and do) change quickly, but my long-term outlook for most of December features warmer than average temperatures and lower than average snowfall. Not exactly what the snow lovers are wanting to hear!
Would you like to see a snowy winter, or are you just fine with warm and rainy weather? Chime in with a comment at the bottom of this blog!
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This two-part workshop focused on the fall special exhibition, Egypt's Mysterious Book of the Faiyum, will feature interactive demonstrations about ancient Egyptian artistic practice.
Part one on October 16, 2013 will include a guided tour by exhibition curator Marden Nichols, Walters' Assistant Curator of Ancient Art, and a studio activity in which participants will create their own papyrus sample. Light refreshments will be served.
Extend your exhibition experience by attending Part Two of the workshop on October 30th where participants will work with Walters' Senior Conservator Elissa O'Loughlin to create their own paints using natural materials and ancient techniques.
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Jessye Norman: In Conversation with Tom Hall
Date: 12/05/14
Time: 07:00 PM - 09:00 PM
Come hear Jessye Norman, one of America's most accomplished and beloved opera singers, discuss her new book Stand Up Straight and Sing! This Grammy Award-winning international opera star will offer perspectives on her life—from growing up in the South to performing on the world's greatest stages in conversation with Tom Hall, music director of the Baltimore Choral Arts Society. Tickets $25 (includes one book).
Learning by Watching: Andean Textiles and the Fabric of Culture
Date: 12/11/14
Time: 06:00 PM - 07:00 PM
Andean textile specialist Dr. Anne Tiballi, the Andrew W. Mellon Curricular Facilitator at the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology, will present "Learning by Watching: Andean Textiles and the Fabric of Culture." During this engaging talk, Dr. Tiballi will explore the production of ancient American textiles, examine their significance, and discuss their impact on the broader material culture of the ancient Americas.
Folger Consort Performs A Renaissance Christmas: Music of Flanders and Italy circa 1500
Date: 12/14/14
Time: 02:00 PM - 04:00 PM
The Folger Consort, the early music ensemble-in-residence at the Folger
Shakespeare Library since 1977, will present A Renaissance Christmas: Music
of Flanders and Italy circa 1500, a 90-minute concert featuring vocalists,
winds, and strings. This premiere performance is inspired by the Walters'
Madonna and Child with Angels, currently on view in our Italian Galleries.
You won't want to miss this special holiday program performed on the
beautiful Sculpture Court.
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Biologic effects of SMF and paclitaxel on K562 human leukemia cells.
ABSTRACT In this study, we evaluated the ability of 8.8 mT static magnetic fields (SMF) to enhance the in vitro action of a chemotherapeutic agent, paclitaxel, against K562 human leukemia cells. We analyzed the cell proliferation, cell cycle distribution, DNA damage and alteration of cell surface and cell organelle ultrastructure after K562 cells were exposed to paclitaxel in the presence or absence of 8.8 mT SMF. The results showed that in the presence of SMF, the efficient concentration of paclitaxel on K562 cells was decreased from 50 to 10 ng/ml. Cell cycle analysis indicated that K562 cells treated with SMF plus paclitaxel were arrested at the G2 phase, which was mainly induced by paclitaxel. Through comet assay, we found that the cell cycle arrest effect of paclitaxel with or without SMF on K562 cells was correlated with DNA damage. The results of atomic force microscopy and transmission electron microscopy observation showed that the cell ultrastructure was altered in the group treated with the combination of SMF and paclitaxel, holes and protuberances were observed, and vacuoles in cytoplasm were augmented. Our data indicated that the potency of the combination of SMF and paclitaxel was greater than that of SMF or paclitaxel alone on K562 cells, and these effects were correlated with DNA damage induced by SMF and paclitaxel. Therefore, the alteration of cell membrane permeability may be one important mechanism underlying the effects of SMF and paclitaxel on K562 cells.
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ABSTRACT: Our results demonstrate that the addition of cisplatin after paclitaxel-induced mitotic arrest was more effective than individual treatment on gastric adenocarcinoma cells (MKN45). However, the treatment did not induce benefits in cells derived from lymph node metastasis (ST2957). Time-lapse microscopy revealed that cell death was caused by mitotic catastrophe and apoptosis induction, as the use of the caspase inhibitor z-VAD-fmk decreased cell death. We propose that the molecular mechanism mediating this cell fate is a slippage suffered by these cells, given that our Western blot (WB) analysis revealed premature cyclin B degradation. This resulted in the cell exiting from mitosis without undergoing DNA damage repair, as demonstrated by the strong phosphorylation of H2AX. A comet assay indicated that DNA repair was impaired, and Western blotting showed that the Chk2 protein was degraded after sequential treatment (paclitaxel-cisplatin). Based on these results, the modulation of cell death during mitosis may be an effective strategy for gastric cancer therapy.Apoptosis 12/2012; · 4.07 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: The present study investigates the role of leukocyte transfer in the induction of kidney damage from mice that have undergone a severe renal ischemia-reperfusion insult into the intact recipient mice. First, Balb/c (inbred) mice were subjected to either sham operation (Sham donors) or bilateral renal IR injury (60 min ischemia-3 h reperfusion, IR donors). Leukocytes were isolated from blood and were transferred to two recipient groups: intact recipient mice received leukocytes from Sham donor group (Sham recipient) or from IR donor group (IR recipient). After 24 h, recipient mice were anesthetized for sample collections. Renal malondialdehyde increased and total glutathione concentration and superoxide dismutase activity decreased significantly in the IR recipient group compared to the Sham recipient group. BUN and plasma creatinine were significantly different between donor groups, but these parameters were not significantly different in the two recipient groups. In the IR donor group, there have been extensive changes in renal tissues comparing to Sham including severe destruction of the tubules, necrosis and tubular obstruction plus tubular flattening. IR recipient kidneys showed significant differences from their corresponding Sham group, demonstrating some degrees of injury including loss of brush borders from proximal tubules, cellular vacuolation and flattening of the tubules. However, less tissue damage was seen in this group comparing to IR donor kidneys. These findings showed that leucocytes transferred from post-ischemic mice induced oxidative stress and consequent damage to native kidneys, suggesting a role of leucocytes in the oxidative processes of reperfusion injury.Acta Physiologica Hungarica 03/2013; 100(1):99-106. · 0.88 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: In this study, we explored the mechanism of the killing effects of a moderate-intensity static magnetic field (SMF) and cisplatin (DDP) on K562 cells. We analyzed the metabolic activity of cells, the extracellular DDP content, and P-glycoprotein (P-gp) expression after K562 cells were exposed continuously to a uniform 8.8 mT SMF for 8 h, with or without DDP. We found that SMF combined with DDP (10 µg/ml) significantly inhibited the metabolic activity of K562 cells (P < 0.05), while neither DDP nor SMF alone affected the metabolic activity of these cells. In the SMF + DDP group, extracellular DDP content was significantly reduced (P < 0.05). DDP also induced the expression of P-gp (P < 0.05). By contrast, in the SMF + DDP group, P-gp expression decreased compared with the DDP group (P < 0.05). Taken together, our results showed that 8.8 mT SMF enhanced the killing potency of DDP on K562 cells by decreasing the expression of P-gp. Bioelectromagnetics 35:XX–XX, 2014. © 2014 Wiley Periodicals, Inc.Bioelectromagnetics 08/2014; · 2.02 Impact Factor


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Back when I was in a relationship, there were a few things I missed about being a single girl. I had been in a great relationship with myself for two years and for all the pleasures of having a boyfriend, I also missed some parts of my former life. Now that I'm Jessica, Party of One, again, I think it's time to revisit some of the single girl stuff I have to celebrate… Keep reading »
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Speculations: Oil demand growth could stall in 2012
What with OPEC, U.S. government cut forecasts on Tuesday, oil supply still a big worry, with speculations of the price turning either way.
August 10, 2011 2:03 by Reuters
Global economic slowdown may stifle oil demand growth next year, the West's energy watchdog said on Wednesday, while warning that tightening supplies could still spur yet more oil price volatility.
The International Energy Agency, adviser to industrialised nations on energy policy, said that although it had not made big changes to its oil demand growth estimates for 2011 or 2012, its predictions were now at the mercy of the global economy's performance in the months to come.
"Recognising emerging economic storm clouds, we also run a lower, 3 percent global GDP growth scenario, which more than halves base case 2012 oil demand growth to only 600,000 barrels per day (bpd)," the agency said in a monthly report.
The IEA is the last of the three top oil forecasters to publish its estimates this month.
On Tuesday, oil producing group OPEC and the U.S. government's agency, the Energy Information Administration, both revised their oil demand growth estimates on the back of a worsening economic outlook.
The reports come as grim economic news and European and U.S. debt struggles stoke fears of another global downturn, with oil prices falling around 15 percent over the past week in a sharp worldwide flight from risk.
An increase of 600,000 bpd demand growth for 2012 would be only a fraction of its current estimates based on global GDP growth assumptions of 4.2-4.4 percent for 2011-2012 and less than a quarter of very impressive growth in 2010.
"That said, our global 2011/2012 GDP growth assumption in excess of 4 percent might seem optimistic in the present climate," said the agency, which expects the world to consume just over 91 million bpd in 2012.
Olivier Jakob from Petromatrix said he believed the presence of two scenarios in the IEA report was due to the fact the IEA was obliged to use forecasts from the International Monetary Fund even though it might not necessarily agree with them.
"The IEA is politely asking its readers to ignore its official demand forecast for 2012 and guess their own between the official and the alternative scenario," said Jakob.
The IEA was not immediate available for further comment.
The IEA has long said its calculations show that global oil demand has historically grown at a rate of 90 percent of the global GDP growth minus 2 percentage points. That means oil demand shows practically no growth during a year when the global economy grows by 2.5-3.0 percent.
Based on current global economic forecasts, the IEA trimmed its 2011 global oil demand growth by just 60,000 barrels per day (bpd) to 1.2 million bpd, reflecting recent high oil prices and slower economic growth.
It raised its 2012 global oil demand growth forecast by 70,000 bpd to 1.61 million bpd, partly due to Japan's higher oil-fired power needs.
On Tuesday, OPEC lowered its growth forecast for next year marginally, by 20,000 bpd to 1.30 million bpd, while the EIA raised its forecast for 2012 by 60,000 bpd, with consumption now expected to climb 1.64 million bpd next year.
Despite global economic worries, the IEA said supplies remained tight, echoing opinions from OPEC and the EIA.
It said OPEC's output inched higher in July to 30.05 million bpd,
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Sidney Crosby helps Penguins beat Maple Leafs
three-point game and the Pittsburgh Penguins beat the Toronto Maple Leafs 5-2 on Saturday night. Patric Hornqvist, Chris Kunitz , Evgeni Malkin and Brandon Sutter also scored for Pittsburgh, which got a solid showing in goal from Marc-Andre
Reigning NHL MVP Sidney Crosby cleared to practice
themselves. So, you expect it to be pretty intense and pretty quick early.'' Crosby skated on a line with forwards Chris Kunitz and Pascal Dupuis, who was reunited with his linemates after missing the second half of last season with a torn ACL
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and defensemen Kris Letang (stroke) and Paul Martin (hand), Pittsburgh was also missing high-scoring wingers Chris Kunitz (lower body) and James Neal (concussion) on Saturday. Coach Dan Bylsma wouldn't use the injuries as an excuse
Kings top Penguins 3-2 for 8th straight road win
matched the club road record set nearly 40 years ago. The Penguins rallied from a 2-0 deficit to tie it on goals by Chris Kunitz and Taylor Pyatt. Jeff Zatkoff stopped 29 shots but couldn't get a handle on Doughty's slap shot 3:51 into the
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nemesis Monday, scoring a goal and setting up two others to power a 3-2 victory at Washington. He set up the first of Chris Kunitz 's two goals on the first shot of the game 46 seconds in, while finding the net himself just over 3 minutes later
Niskanen has 2 goals, Penguins beat Predators 3-1
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