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Bebel Without a Clause
Sunday, July 25, 2010
Saturday, July 24, 2010
THE S.D.O. & A CHAIR FOR THE C.M.? HMM....
THE S.D.O. & A CHAIR FOR THE C.M.? HMM....
TO say the least, amusing. That's how I would describe the spat between Penang CM Lim Guan Eng and State Development Officer Nik Ali Mat Yunus, a federal appointee. How Nik was appointed means that no matter how much Lim hates his face, there is nothing the egoistic politician can do so that he sees only the ass of Nik.
Safe to assume that most of us don't know exactly why Lim doesn't like Nik but one would expect a foreign trained accountant and a seasoned politician like Lim to offer the public better reasons. What we do know is that it is not within the scope of the SDO's job specifications to see to it that a chair is there, reserved for the Right Honourable CM, at a launch for which the SDO is not expected to micro manage.
And illegal sand-mining? Isn't that within the jurisdiction of the land office or the district office? How could Lim then drag Nik into the picture and hold him responsible?
And the demolition of arches at a botanical gardens? C'mon Lim, that too the fault or responsibility of the SDO?
I don't want to get into the moral side of the issue, the words one says the other shouldn't be using, but at least Mohd. Sidek Hassan, as Chief Secretary to the Government and thus the country's senior-most civil servant and Nik's boss, has come to the latter's defence. It was a decision backed by the Cabinet at its last meeting.
Nik may have erred but surely Lim must have better reasons than micro issues to want to belittle him in the open.
http://azizhassan.blogspot.com/2010/07/sdo-chair-for-cm-hmm.html
TO say the least, amusing. That's how I would describe the spat between Penang CM Lim Guan Eng and State Development Officer Nik Ali Mat Yunus, a federal appointee. How Nik was appointed means that no matter how much Lim hates his face, there is nothing the egoistic politician can do so that he sees only the ass of Nik.
Safe to assume that most of us don't know exactly why Lim doesn't like Nik but one would expect a foreign trained accountant and a seasoned politician like Lim to offer the public better reasons. What we do know is that it is not within the scope of the SDO's job specifications to see to it that a chair is there, reserved for the Right Honourable CM, at a launch for which the SDO is not expected to micro manage.
And illegal sand-mining? Isn't that within the jurisdiction of the land office or the district office? How could Lim then drag Nik into the picture and hold him responsible?
And the demolition of arches at a botanical gardens? C'mon Lim, that too the fault or responsibility of the SDO?
I don't want to get into the moral side of the issue, the words one says the other shouldn't be using, but at least Mohd. Sidek Hassan, as Chief Secretary to the Government and thus the country's senior-most civil servant and Nik's boss, has come to the latter's defence. It was a decision backed by the Cabinet at its last meeting.
Nik may have erred but surely Lim must have better reasons than micro issues to want to belittle him in the open.
http://azizhassan.blogspot.com/2010/07/sdo-chair-for-cm-hmm.html
Thursday, July 22, 2010
Thursday, July 15, 2010
To nuke or not to nuke Part 3
COSTS
Sorry for this long delay. Talking about costs there are many ways in calculating costs. However, using this process one can also use relative cost as a mean of gauging if one option is cheaper than the other.
1. Costs related to initial layout, that the government has to raise, for the building of the infrastructural complete set up.
Since it will be cumbersome to know for now, the precise estimated values of the above cost components, but using AHP, one can adequately estimate the relative impact of each component in terms of attractiveness of such costs of one against the other.
Sorry for this long delay. Talking about costs there are many ways in calculating costs. However, using this process one can also use relative cost as a mean of gauging if one option is cheaper than the other.
There are 3 main elements of cost, namely:
1. Costs related to initial layout, that the government has to raise, for the building of the infrastructural complete set up.
2. Costs that is eventually related to the maintaining and sustaining of the plant
3. Costs related to hire resources to man the plant
Since it will be cumbersome to know for now, the precise estimated values of the above cost components, but using AHP, one can adequately estimate the relative impact of each component in terms of attractiveness of such costs of one against the other.
Tuesday, July 13, 2010
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