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ADB is helping Afghanistan develop and rehabilitate energy facilities as well as build the institutional capacity of the power utility. The project will rehabilitate gas fields in Sheberghan, build a 220-kV transmission line from Kunduz to Taloqan, and develop distribution systems in Kunduz and Baghlan.
|Project Name
|MFF - Energy Sector Development Investment Program - Tranche 1
|Project Number
|Project Status
|Project Type / Modality of Assistance
|Source of Funding / Amount
|Strategic Agendas
|Inclusive economic growth
|Drivers of Change
|Governance and capacity development
|Sector / Subsector
Energy - Electricity transmission and distribution - Oil and gas transmission and distribution - Renewable energy generation - small hydro
|Gender Equity and Mainstreaming
|No gender elements
Scope: The tranche 1 ($164 million) of Energy MFF comprises of following sub-projects:
(i) NEPS 220 kV transmission line (Kunduz - Taluqan) -- $27.8 million - construction of a 67km double circuit 220kv transmission line linking cities of Taluqan to Kunduz.
(ii) NEPS distribution network in Kunduz and Baghlan -- $51.3 million - development and rehabilitation of 20kv and low voltage networks for 45,000 households in Kunduz and Baghlan cities
(iii) Rehabilitation of Sheberghan gas wells in 2 phases -- $21.8 million - rehabilitation of dilapidated gas wells in Shiberghan to enable extraction of domestic gas to power future gas fired power generation in Jawzjan province.
(iv) NEPS 220kv system operation and maintenance (O&M) emergency equipment -- $19.0 million - Consulting services to assist the operation and maintenance of the newly constructed 220kv NEPS. Procurement under process.
(v) Project management and implementation for tranche I & II -- $23.0 million - Consulting services to assist the management of projects in DABS.
(vi) Future sub-projects' preparation -- $5.3 million
(vii) Individual consultants -- $0.5 million
(viii) Implementation supervision Gas wells rehabilitation and capacity building of Ministry of Mines -- $1.2 million - design and supervision consultancy
|Project Rationale and Linkage to Country/Regional Strategy
|The Afghan Energy Sector Development Investment Program aims for improved energy security and sustainable power supply to stimulate economic development in Afghanistan. Ths investments would reduce cost of doing business, cut poverty and improve security. It aims to provide sustainable cost effective power supply in North East Afghanistan (including Kabul) through (i) Improvements in transmission and distribution systems, and (ii) Strengthened institutional capacity of power utility's (DABS) commercial, technical and managerial functions (MIS, financial/revenue management, O&M capabilities, system planning, and project management).
|Sustainable and reliable grid connected power supply in north east Afghanistan.
|Project Outcome
|Description of Outcome
|Stable power supplies in Taluqan, Kunduz and Baghlan and additional gas production at Sheberghan.
|Progress Toward Outcome
Following is the update on implementation progress of 8 subprojects included in Tranche 1:
(i) Kunduz-Taluqan Transmission Line ($29.3 million) Comprises of 70 kms of 220-kV transmission line connecting cities of Kunduz and Taloqan in northern Afghanistan. The contract was awarded in December 2011 to KEC International and project was commissioned and is operational since 2013. The subproject is financially closed.
(ii) Kunduz-Baghlan Distribution Networks ($51.28 million) It comprises commissioning of 41,000 new distribution connections in cities of Kunduz and Baghlan, awarded to joint venture (JV) of CNEEC-Maamar International in January 2013 and made effective in June 2013. Since inception, the JV partners had issues related to (i) internal JV agreement and division of project disbursements, and (ii) dismal performance of prime and sub-contractors. Weak supervision by supervision consultant and resolution of issues in time also delayed the fielding of contractors. The situation at project sites has been further accentuated since mid-2015 due insurgent activity and military operation being undertaken by the government. The equipment storage of the contractor including some equipment has been damaged, which hit by rocket fired by the insurgents. The work is around 50% completed. Although as per the revised action plan which was provided in Q2 2016 by the contractor, which confirmed the project will be completed in December 2017, it is likely that further delays will be encountered.
(iii) NEPS Operations and Maintenance (O&M) Equipment ($14.26 million) The subproject comprised supply of emergency equipment to DABS. Out of 3, 2 lots were awarded in May 2014 after rounds of rebidding. Lot 3 was advertised twice but failed to solicit technical bidders. Therefore EA has requested cancellation of Lot 3 ($0.3 million) due to low amount and dismal response. The project is 100% complete.
(iv) Sheberghan Gas Wells Rehabilitation ($10.1 million & $11.9 million respectively). The subproject comprises rehabilitation of 8 12 gas wells, as technically feasible, in Sheberghan in northern Afghanistan. Phase 1 of the gas wells rehabilitation was awarded to Turkish Petroleum in August 2012 and 6 wells were fully rehabilitated in October 2014. These wells are now producing nearly 1.2 million cubic meters of gas/day for use by the industrial, commercial and residential customers. The Phase-II of gas wells rehabilitation (2 wells) has been rebid in March 2016, after failure of first bidding round in 2015. The package has been awarded to Xianjiang Gas Company in Q1 2017, with expected commissioning in Q1 2018. The contract was signed on 18 February 2017.
(v) Future Projects Preparatory Facility ($5.14 million). The subproject comprises preparation of future energy projects including formulation or pre-feasibilities, bidding documents and evaluation of bids through till contract award. The contract was awarded to Fichtner GmbH in November 2012 with the current closing date is 30 June 2017. However, due to additional projects preparation included recently by the Office of Afghan President and the EA, the contract was extended by 12 months and ADB approved no cost extension on 16 June 2016.
(vi) Program Supervision and Project Implementation Consultant ($21.68 million). The subproject comprises program management and supervision, capacity development and support, and related due diligence for G-0134 and G-0184 subprojects. The contract was awarded in May 2010 and has been extended twice through till 30 June 2016. However with Tranche 1 and Tranche 2 subprojects still under implementation, the contract has been extended through till June-2017. ADB approved no cost extension of the contract on 30 June 2016.
|Implementation Progress
|Description of Project Outputs
Rehabilitation of 8-12 gas wells in Sheberghan
Evacuation of power in NEPS area through Kunduz Taloqan transmission line
Development of distribution systems in Kunduz and Baghlan load centers
Stabilization of NEPS operations and maintenance (O&M) system instituted for efficient functioning of grid.
Improvement of DABS operations and management capacities
|Status of Implementation Progress (Outputs, Activities, and Issues)
6 gas wells were rehabilitated in 2013 and are generating gas upto 1.2 million cubic meters per day. Rehabilitation of 2 additional wells is ongoing, expected to be completed in Q1 2018, for production of additional 0.5 million cubic meters of gas per day.
Kunduz - Taloqan T/Line contract was awarded on 18 Dec 2011 and physical work has been 100% complete as of 31 December 2013. The line was inaugurated on 15 January 2014 and is now operational.
As per reconnaissance study undertaken by project consultant, the revised numbers of connections are estimated has been reduced and to be around 25,000 to 30,000. Contract for distribution networks in Kunduz and Baghlan (EPC) was signed between DABS and CNEEC and Maamaar JV on 6 January 2013 and initial work began from May 2013. The project is under implementation with 80% equipment was on site but due to fighting between the government and insurgents around 20% of equipment has been damaged by rocket fired by insurgents. DABS has officially requested ADB to finance purchase of equipment which was damaged by the rocket fired by insurgents. The project expected completion date is late 2017 but due to last year security issue/incident we may expect few months delay in project completion.
Substantial progress has been achieved. NEPS losses currently stand at 39%. With installation of new electronic meters, commercial losses has been reduced by more than 50% in major load centers. ADB, world Bank and USAID are working in tandem to improve system stability.
With substantial donor support confirmed throughout 2016-17, DABS is able to gather adequate capacity to independently manage its assets and projects by 2017.
|Geographical Location
|Taloqan, Takhar Province,Sheberghan, Jawzjan Province,Kunduz Province,Baghlan Province
|Safeguard Categories
|Involuntary Resettlement
|Indigenous Peoples
|Summary of Environmental and Social Aspects
|Environmental Aspects
The tranche has been categorized as category B in terms of its environmental impacts. The environmental impacts of the project have been considered to be insignificant and thus the requirement is to prepare and implement IEE for this tranche subprojects.
The IEE and EMPs were uploaded in the ADB website for public disclosure. The other subproject of this tranche i.e. the distribution network component at Baghlan and Kunduz is complied. The Environmental Management Reports are being prepared and posted biannually
The Environmental Management Plans (EMP) for each of the turnkey projects are updated biannually and report disclosed on the web.
|Involuntary Resettlement
Tranche 1 projects have been categorized as Category B. Two projects in tranche 1 involve low-intensity LAR are (i) NEPS 220 kV Transmission Line: KunduzTaloqan; (ii) Construction of distribution networks in Baghan and Kunduz. Updated Land Acquisition and Resettlement Plans, based on detailed/final design, have been prepared, reviewed by ADB and disclosed.
Also, an updated Land Acquisition and Resettlement Plan, based on detailed and final design, has been prepared for the NEPS 220kV Transmission line from Kunduz to Taloqan has been prepared and implemented. The implementation progress was monitoring closely and the monitoring reports were reviewed and disclosed. A final compliance report will be submitted by the consultant in 2017.
For design-bid-build subprojects, a civil works contractor will not be mobilized until the LAR plan is fully implemented. The PMO will monitor the LAR plans and report to ADB.
|Indigenous Peoples
|The tranche 1 project has been classified as Category C. No Indigenous Peoples impacts are foreseen under the project.
|Stakeholder Communication, Participation, and Consultation
|During Project Design
|Project design, implementation and supervision consultants are undertaking comprehensive analysis and stakeholders consultations (in accordance with ADB's Safeguard Policy Statement) to factor in all land acquisition, resettlement and environmental considerations into projects design.
|During Project Implementation
|Consultation and information sharing with local communities are being undertaken. Necessary social safeguards and environmental analyses are undertaken and updated after design works are initiated for sub-projects. Relevant documentation is approved by ADB experts before contractor are mobilized to begin construction activities at project sites.
|Business Opportunities
|Consulting Services
The PMO will require consulting services. Firms and individuals (national and international) will be engaged to provide advisory services in the following areas: (i) project management; (ii) due diligence work (technical, commercial, financial, legal, safeguards, gender, governance, etc.) for subsequent tranches; (iii) detailed design engineering, procurement, and supervision; (iv) safeguard management and gender mainstreaming; (v) evaluation,
monitoring, auditing, reporting, and measuring results; and (vi) training and policy advice. Consultants will be selected and engaged in accordance with ADB's Guidelines on the Use of Consultants using the quality-based selection method.
Single-source selection may be used to recruit a consultant to help with the Sheberghan Gas Fields Rehabilitation Project. The least-cost selection method will be used to recruit external auditors and external agencies to monitor the implementation of safeguards. Individual consultants may be recruited for other
assignments, in accordance with ADB procedures for recruitment of individual consultants.
Procurement of works and goods to be financed under the MFF will be implemented in accordance with ADB's Procurement Guidelines (2007, as amended from time to time). International competitive bidding will be used for supply contracts estimated to cost more than $500,000 and for works of more than $2 million. National competitive bidding will be used for goods and works valued at more than $100,000 and below the thresholds for international competitive bidding. Shopping will be used for goods and works equal to or below $100,000.
Limited international bidding may be needed for the Sheberghan Gas Fields Rehabilitation Project. While this is not an ideal procurement approach, attracting competent contractors for this type of project has been difficult in the past. Project implementation has been delayed for several years.
For each ADF-financed project, advance contracting for the procurement of equipment, civil works, consulting services, and other expenditures will be permitted, subject to these being eligible according to agreed upon procedures, and ADB's Procurement Guidelines and Guidelines on the Use of Consultants (2007, as amended from time to time).
Retroactive financing is proposed under individual tranches for expenditures incurred 12 months before the signing of the corresponding financing agreement, with a ceiling of up to 20% of the tranche amount. The Government, MOM, and DABS have been informed that approval of advance contracting and retroactive financing does not commit ADB to financing any of the proposed projects.
|Responsible ADB Officer
|Aleem, Asad
|Responsible ADB Department
|Central and West Asia Department
|Responsible ADB Division
|Energy Division, CWRD
|Executing Agencies
Da Afghanistan Breshna Sherkat (Afghanistan Electricity Authority)
Dr. Jalil Shams
[email protected]
Near Kabul Nandari, Kabul, Afghanistan Ministry of Mines and Petroleum
Mr. Wahidullah Shahrani
[email protected], [email protected]
Pashtoonistan Watt across MOF, Kabul
|Concept Clearance
|09 Jun 2008
|Fact Finding
|23 May 2008 to 06 Jun 2008
|23 Jul 2008
|02 Dec 2008
|Last Review Mission
|PDS Creation Date
|29 Dec 2008
|Last PDS Update
|28 Mar 2017
Grant 0134-AFG
|Signing Date
|Effectivity Date
|02 Dec 2008
|01 Feb 2009
|26 May 2009
|30 Jun 2014
|30 Jun 2018
|Financing Plan
|Grant Utilization
|Total (Amount in US$ million)
|Net Percentage
|Project Cost
|Cumulative Contract Awards
|02 Dec 2008
|Cumulative Disbursements
|02 Dec 2008
|Status of Covenants
Project Data Sheets (PDS) contain summary information on the project or program. Because the PDS is a work in progress, some information may not be included in its initial version but will be added as it becomes available. Information about proposed projects is tentative and indicative.
The Public Communications Policy (PCP) recognizes that transparency and accountability are essential to development effectiveness. It establishes the disclosure requirements for documents and information ADB produces or requires to be produced.
The Accountability Mechanism provides a forum where people adversely affected by ADB-assisted projects can voice and seek solutions to their problems and report alleged noncompliance of ADB's operational policies and procedures.
In preparing any country program or strategy, financing any project, or by making any designation of, or reference to, a particular territory or geographic area in this document, the Asian Development Bank does not intend to make any judgments as to the legal or other status of any territory or area.
|Document Type
|Document Date
|Energy Sector Development Investment Program - Tranche 1
|Procurement Plans
|Mar 2013
|Amendments to Grant Agreements for Energy Sector Development Investment Program - Tranche 1 and 2
|Grant Agreement
|Apr 2012
|Energy Sector Development Investment Program
|Facility Administration Manual
|Jun 2010
|Kabul Distribution Network Rehabilitation Project for PFR 2 of MFF 0026 - Periodic Financing Request Report
|Documents Produced Under Grant/Loans/TA
|Dec 2009
|Grant Agreement for Energy Sector Development Investment Program - Project 1 between Islamic Republic of Afghanistan and Asian Development Bank dated 1 February 2009
|Grant Agreement
|Feb 2009
|Project Agreement for Energy Sector Development Investment Program - Project 1 between Asian Development Bank and Da Afghanistan Breshna Sherkat dated 4 February 2009
|Project/Program Agreements
|Feb 2009
|Energy Sector Development Investment Program
|Design and Monitoring Frameworks
|Nov 2008
Safeguard Documents See also: Safeguards
Safeguard documents provided at the time of project/facility approval may also be found in the list of linked documents provided with the Report and Recommendation of the President.
Evaluation Documents See also: Independent Evaluation
None currently available.
Related Publications
None currently available.
The Public Communications Policy (PCP) establishes the disclosure requirements for documents and information ADB produces or requires to be produced in its operations to facilitate stakeholder participation in ADB's decision-making. For more information, refer to the Safeguard Policy Statement, Operations Manual F1, and Operations Manual L3.
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The Made For iPhone controller market had pretty much been dominated by SteelSeries Stratus since its launch earlier this year, although that's not saying a lot since it didn't really have much competition in the market.
Well that seems to be changing now after the announcement of Razer Junglecat MFi controller. Priced at $99.99, almost $20 expensive than Stratus, Junglecat looks more compact and connects to your phone like a sliding keypad.
The always connected controller does make your phone feel a bit bulky, but unlike other snap on controllers out there, it allows clear access to phone ports for connectivity.
The keypad on the controller is fully customizable with the iOS companion app which can also store up to 20 favorite controller layout profiles, much like the Razer Synapse for PC devices.
With the recent announcement of iOS8 and along with it, the support of Frostbite and Unreal Engine 4 games on Apple devices, MFi controllers are going to be pretty popular in the market now.
Razer took their time in building this one unlike SteelSeries who kind of rushed out with theirs at a time when there really weren't a whole lot of titles supporting MFi controllers.
Well it seems the delay is going to pay off for Razer now that mobile gaming is becoming such a highlight and with the introduction of Metal in iOS8, gaming capabilities on iOS devices will increase and more MFi games will probably be launched.
Razer Junglecat is available in black color as well as white. There is no set release date for it yet but interested gamers can register here to be notified of its availability.

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|Secondary Lieutenant Trenios
|Q-Stein Empire
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|Black AMX 10 RC
|Military rank
|Secondary Lieutenant
Secondary Lieutenant Trenios is a Q-Stein officer and a bonus boss featured in the special mission, "Inside the Hideout". He serves as the commander of the Q-Stein forces stationed at Kierok Cave. His main goal is to stop the player from stealing his top secret project. The player manages to destroy him, though, despite having speed and agility on his side.
Weapons and abilitiesEdit
Trenios, being an AMX 10 RC, is the fastest-moving Q-Stein in the game, due to having wheels instead of treads.
- Main Gun: Trenios's primary and only used weapon. It fires a shell in quick bursts, though its firepower is not as strong as that of most other Q-Stein commanders and bosses. Trenios' main advantages are his speed and agility.
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08 Sep 2007SMPT007 - Element: Dysprosium The new Symp.tom collaboration release between The Relic and me is now available. Pressrelease:
Symp.tom presents: Number 007! Mental Wreckage is back, and this time he joins forces with The Relic to form a new project that goes under the guise of Dual Mechanism. This joint venture stands for raw, f**ked-up and mechanical beats with a slight touch of techno and noise... shaken, not stirred. If you can't get enough of dark & alternative hardcore, you definitely have to check this one out.
22 Mar 2016Update: Upcoming material!
It's been a while since I posted some updates about my upcoming material.. so this is a perfect opportunity. As some of you know, several releases are fully or almost ready. Some have been for a long time, even. But I've been holding them out deliberately, despite earlier posts. Unfortunately, for those who didn't know yet, I've been having health-related issues for a long while, that interfere with finishing stuff up or adding some proper fin ... Read more
20 Mar 2015Announcement regarding DJ-Bookings
Now that my Defqon.1 performance has been made public, I also have another announcement to make: As most of you know, last year I decided to take a break from DJ-ing. I needed this time off to re-evaluate certain priorities & goals in life, as I have changed a lot over the course of the years. I've been pondering things like: Who am I really? What do I really want in life? Do I do certain things because I genuine like it / because others want me ... Read more
19 Mar 2015Defqon.1 Festival
Hell yes! After the edition of 2010, I'm proud to announce that I'm back to play @ this year's Defqon.1 Festival! Expect to hear some of my new material. ... Read more
09 Sep 2014Podcast @ Third Movement Radio
Be sure to tune in @ Third Movement Radio tomorrow evening from 20:00-21:00 (CET) to check out my new podcast at the Dark Menace Show. This special podcast is 100% own material and will showcase my best work from 2004-2014, containing a few brand new tracks as well! [url]http://www.thirdmovement.nl/radio[/url] [url]http://facebook.com/TheDarkMenaceShow[/url] ... Read more
23 Feb 2013Hardshock Festival 2013
I will be playing at the Industrial Stage @ Hardshock Festival (27 April, Wijthemenerplas, Zwolle), along with The Outside Agency, Deathmachine, Petrochemical, Omkara Techichi, Cemon Victa and many others. Read the (Dutch) press release @ Partyflock.nl: [url]http://partyflock.nl/news/24396[/url] ... Read more
14 Jan 2013Into the Dark Lands
On Saturday 9 February, the dark and raw beats reign @ Waregem, Belgium! It's time to celebrate "Into the Dark Lands", which is the very own record label party of [b]Dark Descent[/b], hosted by New Electronic Order. I will be playing a DJ-set there, other artists who will be giving you serious ear damage are: Embrionyc, Razor Edge, Sei2ure, The Relic, Raum 107, T.P.R.O.E., Carnage, Cluster and Sound Abuse. Also, the first 50 visitors will receive ... Read more
18 Dec 2012Intersection
I will be playing at Intersection on 26 January in Baroeg, Rotterdam (NL). Intersection is a new party concept for styles like Drum & bass and Industrial hardcore Crossbreed, and is the idea of several party-minded people from the TOA-topic (The Outside Agency fan topic) on the forum of Partyflock.nl, myself included. Headliner will be The Outside Agency (2 hour set!) followed by myself as Warchetype aka Mental Wreckage and a talented selection o ... Read more
22 Nov 2012New track on Sarin Assault Album
Sarin Assault's new album "Red Reign" is finished and will be hitting the stores around the end of December. It will be a pretty diverse album, varying from 139 to 258 BPM and also includes several collaboration tracks with Deathmachine (UK), Fiend (USA), Nawoto Suzuki (JP), Akira, The Relic and me. Red Reign will be released on Sarin Assault's own record label KTR Productions Ltd. and comes in two different versions; CD (11 tracks) or Digital (1 ... Read more
11 Oct 2012Hellbound Promo Mix Online!
Multigroove has put online a few Promotional Mixes for the upcoming "Hellbound: The Hardcore Republic" party @ Hemkade, Zaandam (10 Nov 2012), under which mine. You can listen to it & download it at both Multigroove's Soundcloud channel and my own channel: http://soundcloud.com/w4rchetype/hellbound-promomix http://soundcloud.com/multigroove/mental-wreckage-promo-mix-hellbound If you like the Promo Mix, please support me @ LSDB.nl and vote here: ... Read more


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The research group is led by Tamás M. Horváth, and it was formed on the 1st of January, 2012. The project implemented by the "MTA– DE Public Service Research Group" of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences and the University of Debrecen.
Our main hypotheses were detailed on provision of public services at different territorial levels of government. There were different aspects, like administrative, property management, financial, public policy and policies of the European Union in this respect. Our basic hypothesis is that significant changes took place in these different fields of functions in the last decade. After the period of privatization a re-municipalisation also spread. Specialities of public property are focused more rigorously than before. After the crises in 2008, government functions increased in provision of public utility services. European policies had to face new challenges in this period. Our analytical studies deal with specification of these general contemporary processes.
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- European models in health services at local and territorial levels;
- Education as public service at different levels of government;
- Local provision of public defence in different groups of countries in Europe.
For the description of the project, see: T. M. Horváth (2013) Szempontok a területi közszolgáltatások regulációs változásainak vizsgálatához [Aspects for Analysis of the Regulatory Changes in Local Public Services]. In: T. M. Horváth (ed.) Kilengések. Közszolgáltatási változások [Swings. Changes in Public Service Delivery], Budapest: Dialóg Campus, pp. 9–25.
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"Területi közszolgáltatások szabályozásai" [Regulatory Tools for Local Public Services]
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Members of the research group:
Tamás M. Horváth, DSc, group leader CV
Ildikó Bartha, PhD, senior research fellow
Péter Bordás, junior research fellow
Tünde Andrási , technician
Summary of MTA-DE Public Service Research Group's Studies
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Report (2016)
Report (2015)
Report (2014)
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Recently published books of the research group
Horváth M. Tamás: Magasfeszültség. Városi szolgáltatások, Dialóg Campus, Budapest-Pécs, 2015 [Tamás M. Horváth: High Tension Systems: Urban Services (Dialóg Campus Publishing, Budapest-Pécs, 2015)]
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Horváth M. Tamás és Bartha Ildikó (szerk.): Gyűrűk és sugarak – Mit nyújt egy magyar város?, Dialóg Campus, Budapest-Pécs, 2014 [Tamás M. Horváth and Ildikó Bartha (eds.): Rings and Avenues – What Services are Delivered by a Hungarian Town? (Dialóg Campus, Budapest-Pécs, 2014)]
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New volume was released on 9 September 2014 with the title "Külön utak. Közfeladatok megoldásai" [Diverse Ways. Delivery of Public Services]. The book presents the findings of an international comparative research carried out by the MTA-DE Research Group as a part of its comprehensive project "Területi közszolgáltatások szabályozásai" [Regulatory Tools for Local Public Services].


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UNM students found that when they attended Tuesday's legislative session, there was very little mention of UNM on what was supposed to be UNM Day, and very little change in topics discussed from previous years. For the second year in a row, students planned to lobby for causes such as Lottery Scholarship solvency, efforts to keep UNM graduates in state and capital outlay projects involving the renovation of University facilities. Students broke into groups to speak one-onone with legislators. But due to the morning roll call of the House and Senate, which required representatives and senators to be present on the floor, many student groups were unable to find legislators to talk to. One group of students managed to talk to Rep. Miguel P. Garcia (D-Albuquerque), a UNM alumnus, about Lottery Scholarship solvency. The scholarship's funds are expected to dry up by July of this year. "It's definitely a priority, it's very integral to pursuing a degree," Garcia said. "Without it, a lot of kids wouldn't be able to graduate from college or even go to college." Senate Majority Whip Timothy Keller (D-Albuquerque), a major proponent of Lottery Scholarship solvency, also weighed in on the issue, saying that legislators are working to draft a bill addressing the issue. Keller said that both parties' majority leaders are looking to freeze the amount a student receives from the scholarship each year. "Let's say that when you started, the lottery gave you $10,000. The state would continue to give you $10,000 each year that you're in school," he said. "Right now the $10,000 actually changes. So if tuition goes up, then we pay you $12,000, for example. So by the time you graduate, we're paying you $15,000 because of tuition increases." Keller said this freeze will keep the scholarship from running out and make universities think twice before instituting tuition hikes. "We think that the lottery is sometimes taken advantage of by universities because it's basically easy money," he said. "They can have a tuition increase and the lottery will pay for it." On Tuesday evening, Representative James White (R-Albuquerque) introduced House Bill 309, also known as the Lottery Scholarship Solvency Program, into the House Education Committee. A hearing date had not been set as of press time. The bill would make significant changes to the Lottery Scholarship structure, effective July 2013, requiring the scholarship maintain a balance of $10 million at all times, as well as mandating additional requirements. In addition, the bill would reduce the amount of time a student has to receive his or her degree while receiving scholarship money from eight semesters to seven. The new guidelines would apply to students who have completed five semesters or fewer as of fall 2013. In addition, the bill would raise the minimum number of credits a student would have to have in order to be eligible for the scholarship from 12 to 15. The bill also contains additional guidelines for students pursuing associate's degrees and professional certification programs at community colleges. Students who have received scholarship money for two or fewer semesters as of fall 2014 would be eligible for only three more semesters of money while working toward their associate's degree or toward a transfer to a four-year college. The 15 credits per semester guideline would also apply to these students. For more photos from UNM Day, visit DailyLobo.com.
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Aaron Sweet / Daily Lobo UNM students march through the snow to the Capitol Building in Santa Fe for UNM Day to meet face-to-face with their representatives and lobby for their University. Though the most important topic of the day was Lottery Scholarship solvency, other topics included capital outlay and providing incentives for students to work in-state after graduation.
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UNM student Alray Nelson said an incident of school bullying while he was a junior at Ganado Middle School in Arizona changed his life. "My junior year in high school was the first time that someone called me a fag and I remember during that time, nothing was done, there were no resources. I was questioning myself and it was hard," Nelson said. "Suicide was an option for me at that time because no one would listen to me." Nelson, now a senior at UNM, is the founder of We Are One, a nonprofit organization that aims to create safe zone programs to promote a friendlier environment for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transsexual (LGBT) students in schools throughout the Navajo Nation in Utah, Arizona and New Mexico. Nelson said he is pushing for more school safe zones because there are no school policies for bullying in Navajo Nation schools. He said with a rise in teenage suicides during the past few years, safety zone programs are needed. "I have seen an increase in suicides in Navajo Nation. I'll never know if any of those students were LGBT or not, we will never know that," he said. "All that we know from here is that regardless of someone's sexual identity or sexual orientation, a life is a life." Nelson's interest in starting We Are One began after he worked as a student intern for U.S. Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid in Washington D.C. in spring 2012. He also spent the semester studying at George Washington University, and while he was
there he applied and joined the Young People For (YPF) fellowship, which encourages members to get involved with their community in progressive movements. Nelson said that after speaking to a few members of the fellowship in April, he was able to start his nonprofit organization. Nelson is the only New Mexican student who is a member of the national organization. Nelson returned to New Mexico after spending last week in the nation's capital to promote his organization at the 2013 YPF National Summit. He was supposed to meet President Obama, but because the president was too busy, Nel-
son presented his organization to representatives Obama sent. Nelson met with his personal mentor Dolores Huerta, who is a recipient of the Medal of Freedom, and the White House Associate Director of the Office of Public Engagement Ronnie Cho. Nelson said he is working with high school principals in Arizona, Utah and New Mexico to implement the We Are One program. Nelson said he is proud that Ganado High School will be the first to implement his program. "It means no student will have to question
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William Aranda / Daily Lobo Student Alray Nelson, a senior and political science major, founded his own non-profit organization, the We Are One Campaign, which advocates for the LGBT community in the Navajo Nation. Nelson had the chance to travel to Washington to promote his program on a national scale.
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themselves and ask 'Am I alone?' No student would have to feel unsafe, and all students at my school will know that they have an ally," he said. "Speaking to a teacher and having them becoming an ally, and having a rainbow sticker on their door or a rainbow flag in their classroom sends a huge symbol for the school, it will impact so many lives and that's what we're doing." YPF Program Organizer William Dennis said Nelson's work with YPF and We Are One brings to life a Navajo Nation community that has been underrepresented. "With him standing up for the LGBT community and really wanting to educate people who may have never had the opportunity to talk about LGBT issues … the actual work he's doing in his community is really amazing and will have a great impact," Dennis said. If you are interested in joining We Are One, head to facebook.com/ weareonecampaign.
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He wanted to get in those pants UNMPD responded to a call about an unknown suspect rummaging through a pair of pants in an office at the UNM natatorium on Jan. 15. According to the report, the owner of the pants' office mate spotted the suspect. The witness confronted the suspect, who said he was looking for a professor. UNMPD confirmed through the National Crime Information Center that the suspect gave the witness false identification information. When the owner of the pants returned to his office he found nothing missing from his pants.
Smack talk, face smack reported near SUB According to a UNMPD report, an unknown suspect verbally as-
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saulted a man, then struck the man on the mouth with a skateboard he was carrying on Jan. 17 near the SUB. The case is considered to be closed, pending further leads.
Arson threatened at SHAC, report says Staff members at Student Health Services called UNMPD after a man reportedly said he would burn something down if one more person called him by his real name. The police reported it as a "gender crisis." According to the report, the man then walked out of the building and punched a the window of a car. Police were told the man and the owner of the car both went back into the building to talk to the medical director, and were met by police when they left again. The owner of the car told police he did not want to prosecute the man for breaking his car window. The man finally agreed to give police his name, but
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Computer reported stolen from library On Jan. 19, a suspect stole a small desktop computer from Zimmerman Library. According to the UNMPD report, a man set off the alarm when he left the library, then dropped his backpack and fled. Minutes later, he returned. While he was gone, a security guard opened the backpack and found a computer that was reportedly worth $2,000 in it. The computer was not damaged, except for the property tag having been removed.
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loud party on Jan. 20. According to the report, the officer arrived to find eight people surrounded by what smelled like burnt marijuana. The officer instructed everyone but the two residents to check out with security and leave. The residents told police they had "smoked a couple of joints." The officer reported that he saw "bits of stems and leaves of green vegetable material" on the counter, as well as a pipe "that appeared to be consistent with those that my training and experience have shown to be commonly used to smoke marijuana." Both the vegetable material and the pipe were seized, and the officer wrote the residents criminal nontraffic citations. There was no further information at the time of the report.
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The Associated Press SALT LAKE CITY — A federal judge heard arguments on whether Utah can prohibit plural marriage but issued no immediate ruling in a lawsuit by the stars of the reality show "Sister Wives." Kody Brown and his four wives claim the law is unconstitutional. The family fled Utah for Las Vegas last year under the threat of prosecution. They did not attend the Jan. 17 hearing in Salt Lake City, leaving arguments to a constitutional law professor. "The Browns wanted to show people that a plural family is not a monstrosity," said Jonathan Turley of The George Washington University. "They don't commit collateral problems." Turley said the Browns' only sin was opening their family to the TLC hit series, which drew the attention of Utah authorities. "The state is saying if you didn't do this TV show, you wouldn't have a problem," he said. "They have a right to free speech and are being prosecuted for it." The hearing dealt with the legalities of due process and freedom of association. U.S. District Judge Clark Waddoups peppered a state lawyer on why he shouldn't throw out Utah's bigamy law. It's stricter than the laws in 49 other states — most of them prohibit people from having multiple marriage licenses. Utah makes it illegal to even purport to be married to multiple partners or live together. What if Kody Brown kept separate households for each wife, or was just having affairs, the judge asked. "That would not be polygamy," said Assistant Utah Attorney General Jerrold Jensen. Yet Jensen argued Utah's unique history of polygamy for more than 100 years has made victims of thousands of girls forced to marry as young as 13, and caused rampant child abuse, with boys "kicked out on the street" to reduce competition for older men seeking multiple brides. He
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Rick Bowmer / AP photo Polygamists Valerie Darger, left, and Vicki Darger, walk from the Frank E. Moss United States Courthouse after a hearing on whether Utah can prohibit plural marriage Jan. 17 in Salt Lake City. said the state has an interest in preventing social harm. Waddoups said the Browns' 17 children are irrelevant to the case, and Turley argued that sex and child abuse was just as common in monogamous families. Waddoups challenged Jensen on whether Utah was cracking down on a religion. Most polygamists in the state call themselves fundamentalist Mormons, although The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints renounced polygamy more than a century ago. "Every state in the nation has these laws — and not every state has Mormon polygamists," replied Jensen, who argued that big-
amy was not merely adultery. "I'll tell you what makes it different — the harm to women and children coming out of a polygamous relationship. We have a history of it in Utah — stories in the thousands." Turley said Utah has to prove the harm of polygamy, not assert general statements. He argued the exile of young boys was a myth and that Utah was trying to enforce morality. "We're asking for what Justice Brandeis called the most important constitutional right, the right to be left alone," Turley said, referring to Louis Brandeis, who served on the U.S. Supreme Court from 1916 to 1939.
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Letters Arguing without facts is like shooting blanks Editor's note: This is in response to the letter "Don't bring your sword of justice to a gun fight," published in Tuesday's Daily Lobo. In his letter, Patrick Gallagher criticized a column by Jason Darensburg urging stricter gun control. Gallagher criticized what he perceived to be the columnist's left-wing agenda. Editor, I am appalled at the biased and unprofessional nature of the letter posted by Patrick Gallagher. He tosses out "liberal" as an insult, even jokes about how justice won't be able to touch him, because he can just shoot it. "I don't care to go into too many details regarding my gripes with this column," he said. That's because he hasn't done any factual research to back up his argument. In fact, he has shown no proof to back up any of the claims he's made. And what claims has he made, other than "liberal" being a bad word? At least Darensburg has all the deaths caused by guns in America to back up his claim; where's your evidence, Gallagher? All you do is insult Darensburg and call him names, like a 7-year-old bully. I love when stupid conservatives try to act like they're smart, because it just shows how immature they really are, and how much they don't care about other people. Isn't that right, Gallagher? You'd think holding onto a hunk of metal used only to kill things, which in turn will allow people who aren't supposed to have them to have them, is more important than preventing even one mass shooting? Why don't you go up to the parents of students at Sandy Hook Elementary School with your guns and say, "Sorry folks, but these guns are more important to me than saving the lives of children." But with "people" like Gallagher, as long as it doesn't affect him, it's not his problem, right?
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This is the best part of my day: walking into La Montañita Co-op. Whether it's here on campus or at the other locations around town, I know that I will be greeted by warm smiles and some truly wonderful discoveries. When you enter, it's all about good food and good people. Ever since I was a little boy accompanied by my parents, an overwhelming sense of joy has filled my spirit, and quite frankly, filled my stomach, every time I would enter La Montañita Co-op. Where else can you take a trip through delicacies and nutritious treats spanning the globe, from Peru, Ecuador, and all across our local New Mexico farms in less than five minutes? I thought maybe it was all the different people, the kaleidoscope of colors, or the different smells from the fresh produce that changed me; but now that I am a little bit older I know what you are a part of when you step inside La Montañita Co-op: community. Andres F. Lazo UNM student
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Readers responded online to the column "A nation of Honey Boo Boo fans shouldn't own guns," published in Thursday's Daily Lobo. In his column, Jason Stafford outlined the differences between American culture today and how it was when the Second Amendment was created. He uses this progression to argue that not everyone in America should be allowed to own a gun. by "JD" "Ha. There is actually little to no intellectual honesty, sorry intellectual ability, here at all. It is the typical mindless left mantra beginning with the premise "I'm against anything that is supported by the right," then pick and choose very poorly researched opinions and pretend they are facts to support your position. Jason doesn't really understand any American concepts, or that the garbage he speaks of is completely inconsistent. For example, these three statements are about as poorly researched as it gets, and are essentially equivalent in their absurdity: 1) "a nation full of right-thinking Americans who also watch Honey Boo Boo." 2) The paragraph about armed guards is pretty laughable at how contradictory it is. I don't think he's smart enough to realize it. He essentially says that armed guards don't prevent everything, but then concedes they prevent a lot of things. Then he turns into a psychologist and tells us having an armed guard would just make a killer happier for being able to kill another person. So what's your point dude? Armed guards and police are used to prevent crime, and all of the latest massacres were in gun-free zones, so your point just sucks. 3) Last, and the saddest point is on the Founding Fathers, and I don't blame Jason for this one, I've read and heard it before: that the Founding Fathers are outdated and shouldn't necessarily be listened to because of slave ownership, etc. I wonder if
Jason has ever tried to understand what the Constitution is all about, if he can see the correlations between the First and Second Amendments or if he just regurgitates those who would like to remove the entire document, those who do actually understand what it means and don't like it. I would assume that he just doesn't really understand it and only dislikes "Republicans" and takes it from there. Anyway, Jason is an adult, and I am trying to help him in telling him that he is making himself look like an ignorant partisan. Please, don't make an ass of yourself Jason, maybe just stick to painting pictures, or doing something a little more playful, maybe make some music, whatever you like to do. Leave the thinking to the adults."
who is totally ignorant on the topic disgusts me. Thanks."
by "Brad" "Quote: 'The majority of the slobs I see with guns couldn't insurrect their way out of a paper sack with a gun in each hand and a cannon firing from their a**hole.' This statement says much more about the quality of persons the author sees (Where? Television? Slobville? Liberal Fantasy Land?) than it does about the reality of the millions of lawful and decent gun owners in this country. I suggest the author attend at least one firearms training class or sporting event before posing as an authority on firearms."
by "Gaia" "So you're saying that just because people watch trucks skid off the ice or Honey Boo Boo, nobody is allowed to own guns? Do you have any idea how completely stupid that is? Just because some people watch television or wear clothes you don't approve of does not mean that they should have their Second Amendment rights taken away. I wear a lot of black simply because I hear it suits me. I like my leather pants and knee high boots. That doesn't mean I'm going to shoot some people just because life got a little tough. Grow up and accept the fact that people get to be individuals today. Nobody will bow down to your opinion because, newsflash princess priss, you are not so precious that people will take you seriously. So yes, go and educate yourself and learn a little tolerance. And then maybe, maybe you can consider writing another article for a paper. But until then, go away."
by "CodyA" "Jason, have you ever owned or shot a gun? Have you ever taken a firearms safety course? Do you even know the simple mechanics of a firearm? By the language used in this article, I can safely assume the answer to all these questions is no. Please either educate yourself, or f*** off and debate about something of which you have at least a tiny bit of knowledge. I'm all for a civil debate, but debating with someone
by "That Guy" "So your point is that we can't have civil discourse on this topic because of all of the name calling, while at the same time namecalling those who don't buy into your statist mentality? Ad verecundiam much? You know, Jason, I'm a little tired of going through my original source documents, written by the men you just pillared, every other week to debunk your ill thought out little diatribes. I want you to recite to me, chapter and verse, where the Founding Fathers committed policy for genocide (a word you dropped far too easily) and disenfranchised women."
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Favorite trend: "It's the mixmatching of the patterns, because before it was a fashion faux pas — that you can't mix patterns — but now it's coming back pretty hard and pretty well.� Least favorite trend: "I think it might be Ugg boots with shorts. It's like taking one extreme to the next; it's like you're weather-ly challenged.�
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