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Welcome to St. John Lutheran School! We are committed to providing a safe and secure environment where your child will receive a quality education, be equipped for a full life in Christ and enabled to live as a Christian witness.
Our certified faculty are dedicated to teaching values that nurture high self esteem, promote spiritual growth and build character.
St. John School continues to offer half day and full day kindergarten sections. Contact our Admissions Counselor to learn more about our school family.
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|School Membership(s)School Assoc.
|Other special emphasis association(s)
|Religious Affiliation
|Lutheran Church -- Missouri Synod
|Grades Offered
|Grades Prekindergarten - 8
|Learning Difference Programs
|Learning Programs Supported
|Full Time Lutheran Special Education Ministry (LSEM) Teacher
|Year Founded
Student Body
|Total Students
|253 students
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State avg.: 15%
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Academics and Faculty
|Total Classroom Teachers
|16 teachers
|Student : Teacher Ratio
National avg.: 13:1
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Finances and Admission
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|None / Rolling
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|Tuition Assistance available
|Admissions Director
|Michelle Goleski
|Total Sports Offered
|7 sports
|Basketball, Cheering, Cross Country, Soccer, Softball, Track and Field, VolleyballBasketball, Cheering,
Cross Country, Soccer,
Softball, Track and Field,
|Total ExtracurricularsTotal Extra-curric.
|10 extracurriculars
|Advanced Band, American Sign Language, Beginner Band, Boy/Girl Scouts, Chess Club, Choir, National Engineers Week Future City Competition, Ski Club, Spanish, Total Golf Adventures Advanced Band, Beginner Band, Chess Club, Choir, Ski Club, Spanish, American Sign Language,
Boy/Girl Scouts,
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- Preschool: 3 and 4 year old Programs with a full day option for 4 year olds
- Kindergarten: 1/2 and Full Day Programs
- Elementary and Secondary Education: 1st through 8th Grades
- Spanish Instruction: 1st through 8th Grades
- All Special Classes Taught by a Specialist: Physical Education, Art, Music, Spanish and Computers
- Technology: Large PC lab, Smart Boards in 1st through 8th Grades, iPads in preschool through 5th and Macintosh computers for 6th through 8th Graders
- Daily Hot Lunch Program: Several choices available each day
- Before and After School Care Room: 7:00 AM until 6:00 PM
- Bus Transportation: Available for families that reside in Rochester Community Schools district
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Rochester, MI, 48307
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1263 S Adams Road
Rochester, MI, 48309
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RochesterLutheran High School Northwest
1000 Bagley Dr
Rochester, MI, 48309
(248)852-6677(Lutheran Church -- Missouri Synod)2.9 mi | 272 students | Gr. 9-12
RochesterHoly Family Regional School
2633 John R Road
Rochester, MI, 48307
(248)299-3798(Roman Catholic)3.3 mi | 912 students | Gr. PK-8
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Volunteers to help with police work in Lisle
In an effort to better serve and involve the community, the village of Lisle is instituting a new program for citizens to help with police operations.
Approved by trustees in early April, Volunteers 4 Lisle will provide opportunities for 12 people to assist with cold case investigation, emergency management, interaction with victims, administrative research and dozens of other tasks.
Recruitment of volunteers will start this month, and implementation will officially begin June 1.
"Nothing in police work gets done without the help of the community," police Chief Dave Anderson told the village board. "We need assistance, extra eyes, extra hands out there working with us to help solve the problems that we all face."
Officials budgeted $60,000 for the first year of the program but say the cost will be offset by freeing officers from tasks like traffic control, parking enforcement and vacation checks.
The board's approval of the new program will allow Lisle to apply for federal grant funds to help pay for it.
"If we have a heavy storm and there's a power outage, we would like to have a core group of volunteers who could come in and help answer phones, potentially help pull (tree) limbs off streets and guide traffic away from areas where there might be a downed power line, for example," Anderson said. "We feel that's a perfect opportunity to train some people and equip them to help us. It would be not only a cost savings, but it also helps the community help each other."
Volunteers 4 Lisle is similar to the Volunteers in Police Service programs already in place in two dozen nearby communities, including Naperville and Aurora. The DuPage County Sheriff's Department also has a program in place.
In addition, the village plans to implement a partner program called the Civilian Emergency Response Team, where volunteers will be trained in light search and rescue, disaster medical operations, fire safety and other areas of disaster response and preparedness.
The new programs will involve civilians helping with other tasks like data entry, compiling statistics, fingerprinting, traffic surveys, bilingual translation services, the citizen police academy and critical incident response.
Police officer Ed Bikulcius will supervise the new Volunteers 4 Lisle program, Anderson said.
"This is not just for the police department; we view this as a community-based volunteer program that could provide assistance to all aspects of village government," said Anderson.
"I think this is a great idea," said Trustee Bob Mandel, before joining the rest of the village board in its unanimous approval on April 7.
Village officials said recruitment for the new volunteer program will be announced in the coming weeks. Applicants must be at least 18 years of age to participate.
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Another View -- Timothy Noah: There were no WMDs in Boston
Give me a break. Even granting that the language of the law is not the same as the language of everyday speech, it's ridiculous to call the bombs that went off in Boston "weapons of mass destruction." If any old bomb can be called a WMD, then Saddam most definitely had WMDs before the United States invaded Iraq 10 years ago. And if an IED is a WMD, then Iraq actually ended up with more WMDs after the U.S. invasion than before (and isn't entirely rid of them yet).
Please don't misunderstand me. I'm as horrified by the Boston Marathon bombings as anyone else. They were an act of senseless cruelty, killing three innocent people and injuring more than 200, many of them quite seriously. If Tsarnaev is guilty, he deserves to (and surely will) be punished to the full extent of the law. (Since this complaint was filed in federal rather than state court, the maximum penalty is death.)
But the crude Popular Mechanics-style devices used in the bombings - pressure cookers retrofitted with explosives - do not fit any logical definition of WMDs. To stretch the meaning of "weapon of mass destruction" this far renders entirely meaningless a phrase that was already too crudely propagandistic to warrant much respect.
The linguistic fault lies not with prosecutors but with Congress, which in the interest of expanding prosecutorial powers broadened the legal definition of "weapon of mass destruction" until, as Spencer Ackerman of Wired put it, federal statute could no longer distinguish "dangerous weapons from apocalyptic ones." Under the federal code, a weapon of mass destruction might be what it's always been understood to be - a nuclear, biological or chemical weapon. But it can also mean any bomb, grenade, or mine, any rocket with a propellant charge exceeding four ounces, or any missile with an explosive charge exceeding one-quarter ounce. A July 4 cherry bomb, if deployed with sufficient malice, would suffice.
No one minds the hyperbole when it comes to the Boston attacks because the perpetrators of this crime committed an unusually gruesome murder. But the term "WMD" also applies to international relations. Mere possession of WMDs has, in the recent past, been used to justify invading a country and overthrowing its leader.
Does the United States really want to put on notice every nation whose military arsenal includes bombs, grenades and/or mines that they could be next? If we did, our only allies might end up being Andorra, Lichtenstein, Monaco and the Vatican. (How many WMDs does the pope have?)
Obviously there's little danger of that; the diplomatic use of the term remains restricted to nuclear, chemical and biological weapons. But in truth the phrase "weapon of mass destruction" has always been overly broad.
It was first used in November 1945, when the United States, Britain and Canada jointly issued a statement calling for international control of atomic weapons (which these same countries had, three months earlier, dropped on Japan).
Acknowledging that new technologies might bring about even more horrible weapons, the joint statement added, "and of all other major weapons adaptable to mass destruction."
Happily, no category of weapon was ever invented during the succeeding 68 years whose destructive power could come close to matching that of nuclear weapons. Happier still, after 1945 no nation again resorted to nuclear warfare, which might have extinguished human civilization.
But in 1947 the United Nations adopted the phrase "weapons of mass destruction" to describe not only nuclear weapons, but also chemical and biological weapons. And although the latter two categories of weapon are indeed terrifying, and ought never to be used by any nation or terror group, they never, as a matter of simple fact, became as destructive as nuclear weapons, and should not be thought of in the same category.
Chemical and biological weapons are not, at least as of today, capable of extinguishing human civilization.
This may seem a pedantic point, but the Bush administration used the WMD label to muddy the question of whether Saddam Hussein merely had chemical and biological weapons (a proposition for which it was thought there was much evidence, though it turned out he didn't), or whether he also had nuclear weapons (a proposition for which there was no plausible-seeming evidence even at the time). The confusion level got so high that the New Republic, in an editorial, demonstrated that it had come to think of chemical and biological weapons as the only weapons of mass destruction. The magazine justified invading Iraq on the grounds that Saddam was "the only leader in the world with weapons of mass destruction who has used them."
In fact, as I noted at the time, U.S. President Harry Truman had possessed a much more fearsome category of weapon in 1945 and had, ahem, used it. Twice.
In characterizing the Boston Marathon bombers as wielding "weapons of mass destruction," we miss what was truly frightening about that event. It isn't only terrorist masterminds who can harm us with weapons of unimaginable power. It's also ordinary people moved by inexplicable hatreds using the simplest of tools.
Weapons of minor destruction, in the wrong hands, are perhaps even more terrifying, because they're so much easier to acquire, and so much easier to set off.
Timothy Noah is author of "The Great Divergence: America's Growing Inequality Crisis and What We Can Do About It."
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- Address:
3228 Sacramento Street
San Francisco, CA 94115Neighborhood:
Presidio Heights
- Cuisine:
Modern EuropeanPrice: $31 to $50
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.nicosf.com/
- Phone: (415) 359-1000
- Hours of Operation:
Dinner: Tuesday through Saturday 5:30pm-Close
Nico will be closed for one week in January and one week in July each year. The 2014 closure dates are January 21-25 and July 1-5.
- Payment Options: AMEX,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Modern European
- Executive Chef: Nicolas Delaroque
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Private Room
- Private Party Facilities: The Maple Room at Nico, is our private dining room, named for it"s table that is crafted from a solid plank of maple and sits directly beneath a large skylight. The room accommodates 7-14 people comfortably, and is nestled away from both the main dining room as well as the kitchen, creating a truly private experience.
A word from Nico
We offer a carte blanche 3-course or 5-course menu that changes nightly, along with pairings to complement the evening menu. Bites and a la carte selections from the nightly menu are available at the small 5-6 seat bar. In addition, we offer wines by the glass, bottle, and low proof cocktails.Continued
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Nico reviews from OpenTable diners
106 reviews since July 29, 2014
- Food4.2Service4.3
- Ambiance4.3Noise LevelModerate
fit for foodies (81)neighborhood gem (68)romantic (43)special occasion (41)notable wine list (33)hot spot (15)good for groups (5)late-night find (2)kid-friendly (2)vibrant bar scene (2)scenic view (1)great for outdoor dining (1)Show More
- Smart wine pairings; slow serviceMasVinoDined on 7/29/2014The menu was limited but smartly paired with impressive wines. I enjoyed the heirloom tomato starter which included watermelon (very nice) and seaweed (unusual and too fishy). We all had the halibut main which was tender and perfectly sautéed. Nico is located is a great neighborhood and the decor is very stylish. The service was slow (which was surprising because the restaurant is small with a limited number of tables). Last thing I'd add... the wine by glass was priced by the 1/2 glass for $10 and $20 for a "full glass"... so I went for the "full glass" which I expected to be an extremely healthy pour but it was hardly "full"... I almost asked if she misunderstood my order and poured me a 1/2 glass in error. Oh well.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- an outstanding mealSausalitoVIPDined on 7/29/2014This is our third visit to Nico. The first visit blew us away. The second was just not as good as the first and a disappointment. However, on my third visit, every course was really great and of course the wine pairings were fantastic. These service was friendly and good. Overall, a very positive experience. We tried the rabbit rillet, the fantastic utterly tender squid, and the lamb. Every dish was great. My only quibble was that it got so noisy that everybody was shouting. I would really like to see more sound deadening.Special Features:
- An absolute gem!foodieforlifeDined on 7/29/2014Impeccable food, creative, artistic execution and presentation, extremely friendly service and attention to detail. Beautiful space, clean. Overall though the creativity and tastiness of the dishes are phenomenal and will keep coming back for many more dinners here!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The following 100 reviews are from the Nico reviews archive.
- dancerdancerVIPDined on 7/19/2014The octopus and salmon were outstanding. We were helped to order a wine which we liked very much. dSpecial Features:
- Lovely birthday dinnerPandaBearDined on 7/12/2014Went here to celebrate my birthday. The service was excellent, with just one perceptible delay getting my cocktail (but the server was really apologetic). The food was gorgeously plated and delicious, with novel but compatible ingredients. I ordered four courses (rabbit rillette bites, squid appetizer, braised lamb loin with red spinach and Little Gem greens, and macerated berries with white chocolate foam), with a glass of Chateauneuf de Pape. Portions were FINE (don't understand what others had a problem with), and we were FULL after four courses (we did not order a cheese course). Little bit pricey ($62 apiece before gratuities). The room is comfortable, and we could still hear each other when the dining room was full at 8 pm.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Super NicoFilippoVIPDined on 6/27/2014Great place for essentially a four course dinner or more courses if you share plates. Superior food which is perfectly seasoned. Very, very noisy.Special Features:
- Great the 2d timerw25VIPDined on 6/27/2014Often restaurants don't match up to your first experience. The first time we ate at Nico's was extraordinary in all respects. Great wine parings and food that was about the best we had eaten. Tis 2d visit was at the same level. The food was exceptional. The lamb was the best I have ever had. The rabbit was perfect. The wine pairings made every dish come alive. Service was spot on. We will be back!Special Features:
- Adventurous dinningOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 6/24/2014If you are willing to trust a talented chef and have an eclectic palate this is a great place for you. if on the other hand you want the classic or more traditional French bistro you should look elsewhere. the servers were like an oiled machine each course with new cutlery, each plate taken at the proper moment. The kitchen definitely had its game face on perfectly presented and prepared courses. Would keep this on my short list of great finds .Special Features:
- felixnoopsDined on 6/19/2014Nico was a treat. It was super good. A lot of fun with the food and the ambiance and everything - it was my girlfriend's birthday, fun times.Special Features:
- Au RevoirbiotechqueenbeeDined on 6/19/2014Send off dinner for friends. Really a french menu, loved the chef and the varied selection, not Californian! Everything was superb. Try the Lebanese wine.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Awesome!!AWWAVIPDined on 6/18/2014Been wanting to go here since January. Finally went and what a great SUPRISE !! Great food,great wine pairings,etc. chefe Nico came over a couple of times to check on us ,what a great guy.kitchen vibe great and you can see everything.will bring my fiends for sure next time.Special Features:
- Great Value; exciting wine listTonyPVIPDined on 6/17/2014The menu changes every day and wine recommendations are suggested for each course choice. The wine list covers a wide range of prices and styles of wines. Nico is one of the best dining options in the City.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great experience!OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 6/17/2014Had a fantastic dinner here. The service was extraordinary. We had many dietary restrictions and the waitress worked with the Chef to make sure all could be met without compromising the absolutely delicious food. The Chef even came by to say hello at the end of our meal. I highly recommend this spot!Special Features:
- AmazingWhatthefoxsayDined on 6/13/2014Stunning seasonal food! The atmosphere is perfect. Can't wait to return.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Be sure to have dinner afterwardsDeipnosophistesVIPDined on 6/10/2014Main course: 3 miscroscopic potatos with a mushroom: $23. Pretentiousness with which it is presented: priceless.
- Really rushed servicewine1Dined on 6/7/2014Server brought the entrees within ten minutes of placing order. Hadn't even received our drink orders. Rushed service continued. Won't returnSpecial Features:
- Great food, great serviceNameVIPDined on 6/7/2014A night when it just about all comes together. Yellow corn soup (superb!) and the duck rillete - excellent in taste and presentation. The beet salad was superb by incorporating flavor into the beets; the English peas with goat cheese/quinoa was an excellent marriage of tastes and textures; the med rare veal was cooked to perfection - excellent taste as were the miniature vegetables. Companion thought the lamb was perfect in terms of preparation and taste. Had all 3 desserts: the summer berries were perfect; the cherry dish was OK; and the white nectarine didn't work for me because of the macaroon, but the nectarines were perfect. Loved the warm interiors: wood tables and chairs. Service by Kristy: the best I've had in a very long time.
- Another great place impossible to get a tableOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 6/6/2014Little neighborhood gem. Very good wine list. The food portions are teeny tiny, have dinner before you come or you will leave hungry.Special Features:
- Exceptional mealGregLVIPDined on 6/6/2014Can't say enough good things about our meal. Everything cooked to perfection. It was our first time there, and we will definitely be going back.Special Features:
- Worthy of top 100steveVIPDined on 6/6/2014Artistry on a plate, each dish is composed to be visually stunning which compliments the freshness, textural diversity, and taste of the ingredients. Every dish was well balanced - seasoned to enhance without masking the natural flavor of the main attraction. Loved our appetizers of tempura snap peas and oysters, and main dishes salmon and duck. Perfectly cooked, and the suggested wine pairings worked well. Don't skip dessert, the summer berries, sable and sabayon was great! Service was good, except for the mishap of getting the incorrect wine with our appetizers, otherwise attentive and courteous. Nice touch for the owner to stop by our table, and the salted caramels at the end was perfect ending to a wonderful dinner.Special Features:
- Elegant, sophisticated, not cheapeduardo7VIPDined on 6/5/2014Nico favors elegant and brightly-flavored dishes over quantity; three courses will leave diners delighted, satisfied and not over-stuffed. The wine list is interesting... but, like the food, hardly bargain priced.Special Features:
- Nico May 31RichardDined on 5/31/2014The food was excellent across the board and the wine pairings were outstanding. The service was very good and our waitress made an outstanding suggestion to diversify the wine pairings. I recommend, if those in the a group are willing, to share some of the half glasses of wine to experience the thinking behind the wine pairings. The duck main course was cooked perfectly and showed imagination. The beet and squid starters were really good. Leave room for the desserts, which are also inspired. The location is also off the beaten track and parking right in front of the restaurant was not a problem at 6 p.m. on a Saturday in San Francisco.Special Features:
- We went back...Cas477VIPDined on 5/30/2014Because it was so good the first time we went back. This time we knew the plates were going to be small but the main entres were rather uninteresting. Too bland. If a menu has only 4 items for mains than each one should be unique. I would suggest choosing from the starters. Friendly staff.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Girls night outdatenightVIPDined on 5/22/2014Nico exceed my expectations! I heard great things before I booked my reservation, but the food was incredible! I had the oysters and the halibut and they were both top notch! The halibut was the most memorable dish I have had in a long time - great wine list too! My friend and I split the chocolate dessert and the basil sorbet that came with the dish was divine! I will definitely be back and will be making recommendations to all of my friends. Bravo Nico!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- MferVIPDined on 5/21/2014Service was outstanding. Intricate flavor blends and a beautiful presentation. Cheese is is not to be missed and the salted carmels at the end were a lovely surpriseSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Prepare to leave still hungryFoodie711VIPDined on 5/21/2014The food is excellent and beautifully presented but the portions are minuscule. It was the most penurious wine pour I've had in a long time, and itat $19.00 for a glass of pinot noir, they should be more generous. The service was "technically correct," but there was no sense that anyone cared if we were satisfied or would ever return, i.e. the place has no "soul." Too bad, It's two blocks from my house, and I eat out a lot, but I won't be back.
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- skip the cheesemb4greatnessDined on 5/9/2014The entire meal was wonderful...creative combinations beautifully plated. Service was spot on. The wines were beautifully matched. The cheese plate was an uninspired finish to a perfect meal: six big, thick slabs of one kind of very bland soft cow cheese, rather than a mixture of hard and soft, mild and strong, that one usually gets in a cheese plate at a good restaurant. We sent it back and ordered a wonderful desert instead. So enjoy the starters, main course and desserts. But if you want a wonderful cheese plate, go to Quince.Special Features:
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Re:So, does water cost more? (377 comments)
What are the possible choices for farmers?
1. grow crappy crops with free seeds and lots of expensive water,
2. grow good groups with seeds that you need to pay for but use less water?
#2 will make you more money, so the cost of the seeds is a non-factor. #1 will make you poor, because when it doesn't rain your crops die.
So, what exactly is the issue?
this is a completely wrong analysis. if (2) was true those people would have been dead centuries or millenia ago. the fact that they are still alive tells you that they get by, and that, honestly, is good enough.
there was an attempt a few decades ago to do exactly what DuPont is doing [again]. i do not understand why 1st world countries do not leave the 3rd world alone to grow their own food. 1st world conditions are NOT THE SAME as 3rd world conditions.
the study that i heard about was exactly the same situation. a 3rd world country which had extremely poor yields was interfered with by a 1st world country providing donations of high-yield maize. for three to four years the success of the trials resulted in bumper crops and the surrounding farmers clambered onto the 1st world genetic variety maize.
then there was a drought.
the high-yield 1st world maize died, and the entire area went into famine. next year, because nothing had grown, nobody had any food the year after, either.
basically it turned out that the low-yield maize had a MASSIVE genetic diversity. some variants thrived in good conditions, some grew successfully *EVEN IN DROUGHT CONDITIONS*. no matter what happened, those people always got some food. not necessarily a lot, but enough so that they didn't die.
now the problem was with this stupid, stupid interference by a 1st world country was that because everyone in the area had converted over to this wonderful high-yield maize, NOBODY HAD ANY OF THE OLD GENETIC VARIETY LEFT.
it was a decade before the country properly recovered, and that was just from one drought.
so the conclusion is, unescapably, that DuPont is intent on killing people just to make a profit, as this isn't the first time that providing 1st world maize to 3rd world countries has gone very very wrong.
just leave them alone. we *DON'T* know better.


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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - For all the lure of the mineral wealth believed to be lying untapped beneath war-ravaged Afghanistan, Asia's two major economies, India and China, are not rushing in with pick axes and shovels just yet.
Both resource-hungry nations, jockeying for influence in Afghanistan as the United States prepares to pull out its troops next year, are hungrily eyeing the deposits of iron ore, copper and key industrial metals such as lithium, estimated to be worth more than $1 trillion.
But while this bounty is enough to transform Afghanistan's bedraggled $11 billion economy, the security and logistical challenges involved in extracting the minerals and bringing them to the global market from the landlocked nation are just as daunting for the Indians and the Chinese as they are for Western investors, officials and analysts say.
"China and India are not going to walk away from this. There is a huge opportunity here and they are going to position themselves for it, but I just don't see this taking off in the immediate future," said Kamran Bokhari, Regional Director, Middle East and South Asia at global intelligence firm STRATFOR.
"We tend to often underestimate the sheer amount of limitations any power faces operating in another country, in terms of logistics, even a rising power such as China."
Even with the best of infrastructure, mining minerals is very expensive and time-consuming compared to drilling for oil.
Gold, silver, copper and other minerals are usually locked in ore that must be tunneled down to, blasted out by the ton, carried to the surface, and ground into powder for processing.
Digging the shafts and building elevators, processing plants, railroads and tarmac roads can cost up to several billion dollars for a single mining operation.
In mountainous, undeveloped Afghanistan, which has no railroad link to the world or adequate electric power infrastructure, these problems multiply ten-fold.
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Indian and Chinese companies are expected to lead the pack at a roadshow the Afghan government has organised in London on Friday to drum up investor interest in its mining sector.
With the United States planning to begin a military withdrawal from July 2011, India and China along with Afghanistan's other neighbours such as Pakistan and Iran have stepped up efforts to increase influence in the unstable region.
India has spent $1.2 billion building roads, power transmission lines and even the parliament building, hoping to win goodwill. The Chinese have focused on deepening commercial links, investing in the resources sector as well as producing many of the goods sold in Afghanistan.
At the roadshow, officials will provide details of the Hajigak iron ore deposits in central Afghanistan that will open for bidding later this year. The area is said to hold the largest unmined iron deposits in Asia.
Several Indian companies reached the last stages of the tender process for the mine estimated to hold 1.8 billion tonnes of high quality ore. These included Essar Minerals Ltd, Rashtriya Ispat Nigam Ltd and Ispat Industries Ltd.
China's Metallurgical Group Corp, which along with Jiangxi Copper Co(0358.HK) won the contract for the Aynak copper deposits in 2007 in the largest non-military foreign investment in the country, was also a bidder for the Hajigak deal. But it pulled out following allegations it had won the Aynak contract by giving bribes. The firm denied the charges.
"Investors are concerned about President Karzai's tenuous domestic and international standing, Kabul's weak control of the provinces, the government's lack of capacity to implement the new 2005 Mining Law and lack of credible investment law and framework, and wide-scale corruption across institutions," Maria Kuusisto, analyst at Eurasia Group wrote in a research note.
Having won the Aynak concession, the Chinese are having to build local road connections, transnational railway lines and other infrastructure in an investment that is expected to hit $4 billion. The project is already 18 months behind schedule.
Kabul is keen on a greater Indian role in the mining sector and last week Afghan Mines Minister Wahidullah Shahrani flew into New Delhi for talks with his Indian counterpart.
But the Indians have a bigger problem than the Chinese.
Even if they were able to set up the mining infrastructure inside Afghanistan, they have to transport the products through rival Pakistan.
India and Afghanistan have been trying to persuade Pakistan to allow limited movement of trucks carrying fruits and vegetables through its territory. Islamabad, which is strongly opposed to a deepening Indian role in Afghanistan, has shown little sign of flexibility.
"India has Pakistan standing between it and Afghanistan, and Pakistan will do everything possible to prevent it getting a deeper stake. In fact they will align themselves with the Chinese in the mineral race, if only to stop the Indians," Bokhari said.
New Delhi has been trying to access Afghanistan using Iran as a corridor and has built road networks in the area as an alternative to Pakistan.
But experts say using the Iran route to ship out mined products may not be a feasible option, given the deposits are concentrated in southern and eastern Afghanistan near the border with Pakistan and also because dealing with Iran itself is a complicated issue because of the sanctions imposed on it.
"Security is a real issue for Indian companies. Indians have been attacked. The big question will be how do you ensure the security of the people working there," said Shanthie Mariet D'Souza, an expert at the National University of Singapore.
(Additional reporting by David Fox in KABUL and Krittivas Mukherjee in NEW DELHI; Editing by Miral Fahmy)
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Thanks again to Molly for appearing on the show, and tune in to Sup Holmes live at 1pm PST/4pm EST today when we welcome legendary adventure game developer Jane Jensen (King's Quest VI, Moebius, Gabriel Knight) to the program. It's going to be one for the books.view full story + comments
Last Sunday on Sup Holmes (now on iTunes) we welcomed Erin Reynolds of Flying Mollusk to the program. We talked about so many things, like the influence Ecco the Dolphin and Gremlins had on her formative years, why she got into game development, that jerk from Fox News (my words, not hers), her work at Disney and Zynga, her thoughtful-but-dead baby drawings, the Michelle Obama awarded student game Trainer, depicting mental illness in games, the idea of "positive games," and of course, Nevermind -- the biofeedback-integrated horror game she's been working on for the past few years.
Nevermind is designed to make you feel uncomfortable, but the real goal of the game is to help players learn to be aware of their own anxiety and learn how to manage it. You play the role of a new kind of mental health counselor who enters the subconscious minds of their clients, in an effort to help them work out repressed memories of trauma. It's your job to stay calm in the midst of a world teeming with surreal threats. If you can't do it, how can you expect your client to?
That's just the tip of the iceberg on what Nevermind has to offer. Check it out on Kickstarter here, and back it while you still have the chance. Erin tells me that even if they don't make their funding goal, that backing still helps them immensely, as the closer they get to their goal, the better they'll look to potential publishers. Backing any amount will help them to make their game, regardless of how much funding they get in the end.
With so much to talk about, I failed to ask Erin an incredibly obvious question. What are the fears that she's had to overcome in her life, and how might they relate to Nevermind? Erin was kind enough to fit that question in after the show was over. You can find her answer below.view full story + comments