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Jewelry is one of the most adorn accessory that has been around for centuries. From the ancient Egyptians to the Mayans, jewelry has been a part of many communities and cultures across the globe. With the passage of time, this accessory has changed many forms and is ranked as a modern fashion item. There are many types of jewelry, some made from expensive gemstones, while others may be crafted from precious metals like gold. The jewelry industry has seen a rise in growth in recent years as more and more people are becoming fashion-conscious.
The program will provide students with a thorough understanding of different approaches and tools used for jewelry designing. Not only will individuals acquire theoretical understanding, but they will also spend time developing skills and applying jewelry making techniques on projects. The exact coursework is likely to vary slightly from place to place. Associate and bachelor's degrees typically focus on fundamental skill development; whereas, a master's degree will highlight more advanced areas. On the other hand, if you enroll in a certification program or a short course, you will cover a range of career-oriented topics that will prepare you for a challenging career ahead.
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Jewelry degree programs will help prepare you for careers in retail or wholesale; where you could find roles in management or administration. Some individuals prefer working as entrepreneurs; building their own unique jewelry lines and collections. According to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics, one-third of jewelry designers are self-employed. You do not have to be self-employed; you could choose a job in jewelry stores, manufacturing firms, or repair shops. The median income figure for these professionals in 2012 was approximately $35,350 according to the BLS.


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wow, a real post? Thank you, sincerely. Good point btw, yes perfect dark, and beyond good and evil, tomb raider, borderlands, and portal all feature playable female characters. So I completely see your point, and I by no means am questioning rockstars ability to tell a great story with three male leads, they are masters of their craft.
However, it's the fact that they are so good at story telling that I want a female lead in this game. I may be mistaken but I dont think rockstar has ever had a female protagonist and in a game with such ambitions as this, a female character would be perfect.
I agree this game is going to be amazing regardless, I think I was taking all of my frustrations out on gtav when thats not fair. I am upset about the sausage fest that is this game but I'm more pissed off at assassins creed for only putting a female assassin on a system where only a minority of people will be able to play it.
Braid. Save the princess. Contemplate the world. Save yourself.
The gta series is good as they are. If they wanted a game with a female lead,they would have done so long ago,don't you think? The series is a success,why try something else when it's working perfectly well? not saying that it would be worse,but i don't see why it's so important to have a female protagonist. I might be wrong,but i believe that the majority of people who's playing gta are males.
Send them an e-mail,maybe they'll think about it. Worth a try.
Never forgive,never forget.
One of the main reason I believe there hasn't been a female character in GTA is because the writer/s at Rockstar are male, & as such don't have the confidence to write a female lead character.
This is an oft over looked issue & one that authors take very seriously & can struggle with.
Saints Row can do it because it's just a goof off story, but Rockstar really do like to try & write some pretty deep & specific stories. It's not like you could have taken the story of Nico, or John Marston & swap them out for a female.
Also the particular context we see for video games center around traditionally masculine characterized occupations. If you think of a "Bank Thief", "Kingpin" or "Assassin" you think male. But that of course doesn't mean females can't fill those roles, but it makes for quite a different thing all together.
I do agree that more female protagonists in games would be great. I'd actually love for Agent to have a female protagonist, as I believe female spies were commonly, & very successfully, used during the cold war.
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Woah Jesus, calm down nerds! I'm sorry if there were already 1000's of topics on this same subject. I made this topic at almost three in the morning and at the time there were no others on page 1 and as a predominantly male site I didnt think this would be a popular topic, so I didn't bother to search. I'm so sorry I went ahead and wrecked your whole day by posting my opinion.
You're up at three in the morning posting... and you call us nerds? That in turn blows your whole inferred "sexist" arguement out of the picture. Obvious hypocrisy is fatal when trying to make a point.
Also, your opinion is stupid.
It's a thin line 'tween heaven and here.
Wow, someone is butt devastated. Dont worry Angelina Brolie, I'll be off your precious board soon enough.
Oh and FYI Scarlett Brohannson? I was up until about three in the morning feeding my one month old. Something you're not likely to have to deal with until sometime in your late forties when you sobbingly convince a long time female friend of yours to break down and have awkward pity sex with you...once.
Seriously, I really am the fool here, because it's painfully obvious I'm dealing with a child.
Braid. Save the princess. Contemplate the world. Save yourself.
L4YER_CAKE posted...
Wow, someone is butt devastated. Dont worry Angelina Brolie, I'll be off your precious board soon enough.
I enjoy these celebrity names. More please.
Also, god help your child..
It's a thin line 'tween heaven and here.
Mary Kate & Ashley Brolson, Francis Ford Broppola, Emilibro Estevez.
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"First you must travel a long and difficult road, a road fraught with peril. Mm-hmm. You shall see thangs, wonderful to tell …. I cannot tell you how long this road shall be, but fear not the obstacles in your path, for fate has vouchsafed your reward. Though the road may wind, yea, your hearts grow weary, still shall ye follow them, even unto your salvation."
– The Blind Seer in "O Brother Where Art Thou"
There is no wrong way to walk a labyrinth.
There is only one way in and one way out and they are one and the same.
There are no directions. Sometimes you have to share the path with others, but you can't walk it together, side by side. And it's not a race.
It's neither a puzzle to figure out nor a trap that entangles. It's a journey.
Have you ever walked a labyrinth? A real physical one, I mean, with the narrow pathways that circle and bend and fold back on each other, moving closer to and then farther away from the center, but in the end, leading you to it?
Labyrinths are ancient, dating back at least to 2000 BCE, according to most historians. They are a spiral or maze (of a kind) with a single path that leads to the center and back out again. Many early cultures, including the Celts, Greeks and Egyptians, incorporated labyrinths into their mythologies.
Prehistoric labyrinths were thought to be (variously) traps for evil sprits and patterns for ritual dances; in the medieval period, though, labyrinths took on a more formally spiritual, ecclesiastical meaning.
Believers from that era to today understood the labyrinth to be a symbol of our individual, often circuitous, sometimes arduous, journey through life to God.
Between Thanksgiving and Christmas this year, I visited each of the eight public, permanent labyrinths in Orange County listed by the Worldwide Labyrinth Locator. (Yes, it's a thing and a rather official thing at that. See for yourself at labyrinthlocator.com.)
There are a few other public labyrinths that are impermanent – mostly large canvas replicas of the medieval labyrinth found in the nave of Chartres Cathedral in France – that houses of worship or other organizations bring out a few times a year for special occasions. And there are a handful of private labyrinths in O.C. and I'm sure even a few more of which even the WWLL is unaware.
My journey took me from one end of the county to the other, from houses of worship to public parks, and from labyrinths hidden in wooded corners to those adjacent to fast-food joints with the sound of the expressway humming like a million angels' wings flapping in unison (which is a much more pleasant image than a swarm of angry hornets).
No matter where I found myself, I most often was alone in the labyrinth. Sometimes I walked them slowly, praying or meditating as I put one foot in front of the other, pausing at turns and taking time to look around me at the flora and fauna, or the In-N-Out Burger sign in the distance.
On other occasions, my walk was more hurried. I'd make the trip in to the center, but not the journey back out – cheating, if you will, by walking straight back out the entrance/exit without wending my way through the circuit to get there.
When I did share the labyrinth with another soul or two, there were always a few moments when we confronted each other and someone had to give way so the other could continue. Usually one of us would step into another "lane" and pause, while the other passed. One time a passer-by gave me a little bow and namaste hands. That was lovely.
Each of the eight Orange County labyrinths I visited had its charms, and there isn't a single one I wouldn't recommend visiting. But I do have a few favorites.
The Labyrinth at Crown Valley Community Park, Laguna Niguel
Completed in late summer, the labyrinth sits atop the Citizen of the Year Grove in the municipal park off Crown Valley Parkway, and its design is the newest and most unusual in the county.


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WILLIAM MCMILLAN William Daniel McMillan, 81, of Henderson, passed away Sept. 1, 2012. Born in Chicago, he lived there until moving to Las Vegas 26 years ago. He was a retired driver for the Chicago Tribune. A
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Barbarian Budget Guide, More on Possible Damage Bug, and Most Treasured Item
For those of you who would like to play some Uber bosses but do not have the gold to buy the uber gear, tryhardenmity has created a guide on how to maximize the limited gold you do have. For 3 million gold, the guide covers what stats and gear to dump your gold on to make it through most of Inferno with a Barbarian. You can check out his original thread for additional comments and suggestions.
More on the Possible Damage Bug
We reported the other day that some users thought there might have been a bug that increased the damage done by monsters. Blizzard checked these reports and have confirmed that there was no bug increasing the damage. However, some people still remain skeptical.
[blizzquote author='Blizzard' blue='http://www.diablofans.com/blizz-tracker/topic/242205-taking-way-more-damage-today-than-yesterday/' battle='http://us.battle.net/d3/en/forum/topic/7004450382?page=30#595']This is exactly what we tested, and our analysis thus far has provided no evidence that the hotfix was "messed up" or reverted as a result of 1.0.5a. The damage values we implemented via hotfix are currently the damage values being used by monsters right now when MP is enabled.
We're not calling anyone delusional or wrong for reporting a different experience; we're simply saying that the scaling bonus to monster damage at each level MP is (according to all the data we have) where it's supposed to be, and that it hasn't changed since Tuesday.
That said, even though there's no evidence of a bug at this time, we're continuing to monitor reports and feedback over the weekend and will investigate further if necessary.
Most Treasured Item
A user on the Battle.net forums asked what people's most treasured items that they have obtained was. Grimiku, from Blizzard, has shared his and we would like for you to share yours.
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Eight days of ancient culture and modern miracles. Have more personal touch with your guide and driver. The Essence of China is there to be discovered alongside the world phenomenon of "New China".
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Your private guide will be on time and waiting in arrivals. A comfortable private car (non-smoking) & experienced driver will transfer you to the hotel.
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- Free-time Ideas: A Nightcap in this former 1920's US Embassy, in the Litigation Quarter.
A buffet breakfast & real fresh coffee will kick start your day. Your private car, driver and our guide will be on time, prepared with drinks, snacks, and map ready to maximize your time. First stop, Tian'anmen Square. The history and meanings of the Forbidden City (Palace Museum & Imperial Palace) will be unlocked by our guide. Glean the history out of a place where the guidebooks leave you short.
Photograph the old lanes and courtyard houses in the neighboring Hutongs, but first choose dishes with help from our guide at the best Traditional Courtyard Restaurant. Depending on your mood & the weather take a rickshaw or bike to explore this charming world. Visit a local man's pearl workshop & store and learn how to spot a fake. A highlight is a visit to a family who've lived in the Hutongs for generations, offering unique insights from a local perspective.
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- Courtyard 7 – Trip Advisor's 'Traveler's Choice of 2012' Rated 4.5/5.
- Hutong Family Visit – Highly recommended by customers and travel reviews as 'making the hutongs worth it'.
Free-time Ideas: The Best Acrobatics Show in Beijing. Chaoyang Theatre has breathtaking performances making this Beijing's #1 attraction after the Great Wall. Your guide can help you get tickets.
This less-crowded section of the Great Wall is a about 2.5 hours' drive from downtown Beijing. A cable-car takes you to a good section (avoiding a very steep climb), where you can walk along the wall, through the watch towers and enjoy superb views as it snakes across the hills and mountains. You can return by cable car, walk down or walk along the wall for about an hour to descend by chairlift or turbogen. Wear good walking shoes and protection from the weather.
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If hiking is your thing, or three hours of hiking is your choice, you are also able to enjoy a hiking from Jinshanling to Simatai west, just tell your travel advisor which one you prefer.
An early start and chance to exercise or stroll with locals among the 60,000 ancient trees in the Temple of Heaven's Grounds. Watch locals exercise, practice martial arts, play traditional instruments.
The Temple of Heaven provided a place for emperors to pray to 'the most high God in heaven' for a good harvest. The Round Altar, Echo Wall and Imperial Vault of Heaven are the rated as key sights; we will cover these and more.
The Summer Palace is an enormous park with pavilions, vividly painted corridors, temples, among lakes and surrounded by hills. It was originally the imperial courts summer retreat, and still makes a nice place to escape the heat of the summer. Climb the hill or take a scroll in the gardens, this is a charming place to explore before taking a dragon styled boat tour on Kunming lake.
Enjoy a fair well lunch with the guide at a charming traditional restaurant, serving Sichuan food. In two hours, you will meet our Xi'an guide in Xi'an and get to the hotel by private transfer.
Good to Know:
- Boat Tour – Most tour companies don't include these things as standard, we do.
- Adventure & Save – Up for adventure, try the sleeper train to Xian and save.
Free-time Ideas:Early Rise – An early walk to watch the dancing, exercise or Tai chi with swords in nearby parks.
One of the most important archaeological discoveries of the 20th century, the Terracotta Warriors. Enjoy lunch a place known nationwide for its Hunan & Sichuan dishes. Big Wild Goose Pagoda is build in AD652. Chinese-style architecture combined with Buddhist historic statues, murals and scriptures topped off by the best panoramic view over Xi'an.
Good to Know:
- No Tricks (Big/Little) Pagoda – Look closely at other companies and large group tour operators and you'll see they take you to the free Little Goose Pagoda, - experience + profits.
- Adrenaline Boost – Add an extra day and visit Hua Shan. Test your nerves on a crazy cliff hanging path in amazing mountain scenery.
- Free-time Ideas:
Tang Dynasty Music and Dance Show is rated in many Top 10's. Your guide can help you buy tickets.
- A short walk to see the Bell Tower/Drum Tower. This area has many high end restaurants, but if you're ready for something western, there is a Starbucks, Dairy Queen and Dunkin Donuts.
Shaanxi History Museum is a perfect overview of Chinese history and not to be missed. Next cycle around Xi'an on the City Wall. It encircles the city and is perfect for seeing an overview of the city, not to mention fun. Lunch is a literal taste of history; Qianzhou Restaurant famous for its Tang Dynasty ancient dishes. Learn how to make dumplings from a local family is another highlight. Today ends with a flight to Shanghai. Your private car, drive and guide handle all the transfer for you at each end. Sit back and relax.
Good to Know:
- Xi'an City Wall & Bike Ride – The city wall and ride are ranked no. 2 and 3 attractions on most websites after the Terracotta army. Rickshaw, ride, or walk, You call the shots.
Charming Yuyuan Garden, one of the most beautiful Suzhou style gardens in China. Next your walk though old and modern and stop on route at a neat place, a real hit with our customers then visit the highest building in Shanghai ,the Shanghai World Financial Center to take a bird's eye view. To know more about Shanghai, visiting to Caoyang New neighbourhood, the first new-birth Village for workers since the national liberation in 1952. At the village, you will visit Community entertainment room and a local food market.
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- Old Shanghai Restaurant– 130 years old, serving traditional typical Shanghai foods.
- We revolve around you! – Customize the trip to suit you. e.g. A history and art fan might like to visit Shanghai Museum, it's rated by many as the best Museum in China.
- Free-time Ideas:The Bund Evening Walk & Drink – Great for an evening walk. When the skyline lights go out at 10pm head over to Glamour for a Shanghai Cocktail.
Your private car, driver and guide will be ready and waiting at your hotel lobby to get you to the airport on time. Sit back and relax as they help you check-in and escort you to the correct security gate.Taking the stress and hassle out of travel.
- Just let us know your travel style!
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DOREEN MACMILLAN: Bridge Scene - Duplicate Bridge requires tempo
Duplicate bridge is a timed event and most directors try to keep the game moving. The American Contract Bridge League asks that you keep the clock in mind as you review your scores after each hand and leave all the discussion until after the round. If players take more than their allotted time between hands they are inconveniencing other players who either have to wait or are rushed.
Try to develop a tempo of play. Ethical players make a concerted effort to catch up when they have fallen behind regardless of the reason for their lateness. Slow play is subject to penalties, so develop your strategy and follow through as quickly as possible.
Duplicate bridge depends on winners winning solely by skill, flair and normal good luck. Actively ethical partnerships go out of their way to make sure they alert their conventions and provide full disclosure to their opponents.
If an explanation of a convention is necessary, the player who voices the convention must remain silent as his partner explains. If the explanation is faulty the caller must correct the explanation before the opponent's lead.
All of the bridge clubs in Naples participated in the Sectional Silver Points Games, February 8-14 against all Unit 128 players. Unit 128 encompasses most bridge clubs in Florida, and the players below represent the top winners from the Naples area.
Coming first (C) in a 386 table, Tuesday's Afternoon Stratified Open Pairs event, was the team of Stephanie Lohri and Sandy Anzilotti. First in (A) in a Tuesday Evening 625 table competition was the team of Mary Sauer and Martin Baff. First in (A) in a 401.5 table, Wednesday Afternoon Stratified Open Pairs game was Jack Shinehoft/Martin Baff. First in (B) Joanne Darling/Marie Mauer and first in (C) Jane Austermiller/Ruthann McCarty. Thursday Afternoon against 393 tables scoring first in (A) was John MacDowell/Fabienne Wilcox. Friday another big 419 table game resulted in Paul and Bea Urban placing first place in (C). Many other Naple's players playing against fewer tables made the top list. Special congratulations to Martin Baff, who topped the "100 Best List" of the tournament, having earned more Silver Points than any other player.


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To be clear, I'm not talking about films like Rocky & Bullwinkle or Little Fockers, although those are certainly sad moments. I'm talking about all of the scenes where De Niro's characters have teared up. Even if you're not a sadist, there's something genuinely pleasing about watching all these characters cry without any context. Not that I'm into that sort of thing. I mean sure, I visit Crygasm dot com from time to time, but no more than the average person. I'm talking three or four times a week, tops.
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So what I'm wondering, is who here is in the camp where the nacelles are not only part of the warp drive, but contain the volitile matter/antimatter reactors to power this huge and powerful ship? And what other lines from TOS substantiate this possibility?
Well, I think that everyone who's read anything I've written on here knows that I'm firmly in the "airplane design philosophy" for the TOS 1701.
Matt Jefferies was an aerospace guy, and he was thinking in terms of aircraft when he came up with the concepts for the Enterprise. In aircraft, engines are generally mounted remotely from the main fuselage, in external nacelles, typically suspended from the wings.
The engine burns fuel, and and this turns the turbines in the engines... which gives both propulsive energy and also allows mechanical energy to be tapped from the gearbox. The gearbox drives an AC generator which provides unprocessed electrical power as well as drives the hydraulic system's primary elements.
The electrical power as provided is unusable, however. It is sent to a complex array of rectifiers and inverters which provide a range of different forms of electrical power to various subsystems on the aircraft.
The Enterprise, as designed by Matt Jefferies, was intended to follow this model. Main Engineering, as designed by Matt Jefferies, was not intended to represent the main power generation system, but rather the location where the raw energy from the engines is transformed into a useable form.
It is true that in Elaan of Troius, comments were made which could be interpreted to mean that power generation occurred at Main Engineering. I'm not aware of any other place in the series where anything of this nature was said, however, and most of the series (and in particular, the items you mentioned) tend to agree with Jefferies' original intent.
So, I'm 100% in the "power generated in the engine nacelles, but converted into useable form in the secondary hull" camp.
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Thanks Kevin...I'd love to see Oregon win it as well, for obvious reasons.
I just have no idea what to think of our team right now. We haven't played anyone (effing Kansas State...), and we lost two of our best and most experienced players (Boyett and York) to injuries.
USC looks beatable, but they also might go on an EFF YOU! tear through the conference. They're definitely talented enough. Stanford all of a sudden looks terrifying, though we've had their number the last two years.
The Pac all of a sudden looks interesting...Arizona scores at will, UCLA looks legit, Oregon State plays very solid defense, and obviously the big three trio of Oregon, SC and Stanford make the top half of the conference very legit. We'll see who comes through.
In all seriousness, I don't see anyone beating Bama/LSU for the title. Bama specifically has made good teams look absolutely silly. I'm sick of the SEC domination, but there's not a question about who the best league is.
The cream of the Pac 12 looks really good...and then there is Colorado. Holy cow, are they terrible. When I was in high school, CU was top notch and the day after Thanksgiving game against Nebraska actually mattered. They got smoked by Fresno State and lost to Sacramento State?!
UCLA looks better than they have in many years. Offensive attack was a machine against Nebraska. It's only dreaming on my part but I would love to seem them beat USC.
The top SEC teams have rough games coming up. Georgia probably has the easiest path with only two top 10 opponents in the gamecocks and gators. SC has Georgia, LSU and Florida back to back to back and finishes with Clemson...Ouch. Bama and LSU play early November and might get another rematch for the title game.
As for my Cats, Barnhart is hearing whispers of Bobby Petrino at UK.
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told his Cabinet before the vote that the proposed center is part of a multi-pronged approach that will include construction of a barrier along thinly patrolled areas of the 130-mile (220-kilometer) Israeli-Egyptian border, which began last week, and heavy fines on people who employ illegal workers. The barrier is also designed to keep out militants.
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Refugees would not be turned away. And the center, where the migrants would be housed, fed and receive medical care, would be a "humanitarian solution" for dealing with them until they are repatriated or sent to a third country, he said. The facility is to be completed in six months.
"This is really a national mission. The influx of labor immigrants threatens the social fabric of the entire country," said Defense Minister Ehud Barak, during a tour of the border fence area.
According to government estimates, about 13,000 Africans will illegally enter Israel this year, joining more than 20,000 others who came between 2006 and 2009.
Without government intervention, the number could reach 30,000 a year by 2015, Cabinet secretary Tzvi Hauser told Israel Radio on Sunday. In addition to the African migrants, there are about 120,000 foreign workers with expired visas now in Israel, working illegally, the government and activists say.
Most migrants come from Eritrea, Sudan and other impoverished and conflict-ridden African countries. Human rights workers say the Africans appear to be racing to cross the border before Israel completes the border fence.
Officials say most migrants come looking for work and have become absorbed into the country's sizable illegal work force. They often earn extremely low wages and live in abominable conditions.
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Rozen's group and The Association for Civil Rights in Israel sent Netanyahu a letter last week calling the proposed center "a refugee camp, nothing more than a ghetto."
Interior Ministry spokeswoman Sabine Haddad said with its limited staff power, the ministry first reviews applications of migrants from China, Thailand and other countries who came to Israel to work and therefore can be deported. It does not review the applications of immigrants from Eritrea and Sudan because Israel will not repatriate them at this time because of conditions there, even though they don't qualify as refugees, Haddad said.


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Gabe Norwood mustered enough strength in extra session to sink the go-ahead basket 98-97 with only 29.3 seconds remaining.
Norwood also made one-of-two at the line before sealing his team's come-from-behind win with a big rebound off a Sol Mercado miss that would've tied the game anew.
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The NYT had said on Monday that its correspondent Chris Buckley (45), a veteran Australian journalist who has reported out of China for more than a decade, had to fly out of the country after his visa was not renewed.
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PETALING JAYA: There will be two price structures for petrol from May 1 -- one for Malaysians and another for foreigners -- Domestic Trade and Consumer Affairs Minister Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaakob said on Thursday.
For Malaysians, the price of petrol will also be based on engine capacity, which means that not all would be entitled to subsidised fuel, he added.
Different petrol prices would be introduced for different groups of Malaysians, Ismail told a press conference here on Thursday after launching the new corporate identity of the F&N Soft Drinks Division.
Amongst the things that would be considered are the engine capacity of vehicles and socio-economic factors, he said.
He said that the subsidy for petrol would be retained but only targeted groups would receive the subsidy.
"The categories will then be divided into sub-categories such as the engine capacity of the vehicles used and other factors such as socio-economy," he said.
"For RON95 petrol, the Goverment's subsidy is 30sen per litre now. The current price of RON95 petrol is RM1.80 compared to the actual price, which is RM2.10.
"So, Malaysians who are not eligible for the subsidy and also non-citizens will have to pay RM2.10 or more," he added.
Besides introducing the new structure, the ministry also plans to make the usage of My-Kad compulsory when buying petrol to identify one's nationality.
"We have Thai nationals who drive into Malaysia to fill up their tank as they don't receive any subsidy, which makes petrol such an expensive commodity there," he said.
Further information on the new structure would be announced on May 1, 2010.
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