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Publisher: Capcom
Platforms: PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 (reviewed)
DmC: Devil May Cry was an exciting title that really took you into the horrors of the Devil May Cry series. Now players can expand their game experience with the new DLC for DmC entitled "Vergil's Downfall." Gamers often have to be weary of new DLC content because it can either add to the overall experience or completely destroy it. In the case of Vergil's Downfall, we really see an expansion of an already great game.
The new DLC allows players to step into the shoes of Dante's twin brother, Vergil, who was sadly killed off in the last game. Now players will have to make it through the twisted worlds of Limbo while trying to figure out how to cope with how you feel about your family and find a way to get back your powers. Gamers will get the chance to test out not only a unique new storyline, but also, weapons, enemies, combos and environments. Also, the DLC has four new difficulty levels, that will have you playing for countless hours.
The new DLC packs quite a punch and will have you utilizing a ton of new weapons and combos. However, as players shift among their Demon and Angel powers, it feels just a little more stiff than it did with Dante. The best method with Vergil is to figure out what moves and combos work best with your gameplay and to use those throughout the story. This takes a little frustration out of it and will have you throwing your controller across the room less.
The graphics, music and controls are still spectacular–as they was in Dante's missions–and make using your combos even more fun. Vergil has the ability to teleport to his enemies in order to take them out and easily can become one of your most used moves. However, if you do not use the ability carefully then you can end up falling to your death in some instances. A few problems start to occur with using this as well since you would sometimes respawn back in the air instead of where you should have.
Vergil's story, even though it is spectacularly told through comic-style drawings, isn't as good as Dante's. The story lacks some of the depth and intrigue that we originally saw in Dante's and those bad-ass cutscenes are truly missed here. The DLC really sets up DmC for more content or even a sequel and really is a must-play if you care anything about the game's storyline.
Vergil's Downfall is now available to purchase for 720 Microsoft Points and $8.99 on PSN and PC. DmC: Devil May Cry is rated M by the ESRB for Blood and Gore, Intense Violence & Strong Language. To learn more visit the official DmC: Devil May Cry website.
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Michelin invests in India
The Michelin group has announced a 579 million Euro investment in the construction of a factory in India.
This new production site, located near Chennai (south), should start up at the beginning of 2012, producing tyres for trucks and buses. The French manufacturer is taking advantage of the expanding Indian car market to announce it will be hiring 1500 people.
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Lysol Introduces a Rubber That Really Erases
She'll love that you cleaned up your act with Lysol condoms!
Lysol, famed for producing powerful toilet bowl cleaner, has just released a game-changing condom that they claim kills almost all sexually transmitted infections, including herpes, HIV and HPV. Before modern contraceptive methods, Lysol was actually used as a popular douche and birth control method.
Currently manufacturing the condom laced with chlorinated hydantoins, the same ingredient found in its toilet cleaner, according to Johnny Sheath, Lysol's marketing executive, " Chlorinated hydantoins, a mixture of amino acids and urea, is effective in killing 99.9% of sexually transmitted infections."
STIs are on the rise in the USA. One in 5 adults over 25 are affected by genital herpes, with some people, such as Jeff Ross, regularly suffering from facial herpes.
"STIs account for an estimated $26 billion of the health care system annually because of the 9 million new cases each year, and that's just in Texas," remarked Mr. Sheath
Concluding the interview, Sheath remarked, "Our new condom, which does not boast any sort of enhanced pleasure and will sting your pecker like an angry bee, promises to change your sex life like no other product on the market."
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Aliases:Reverse-Tachyon ,Tempo,Friction (Self Named),Dr Sword,Thorn,
Alignment:Chaotic Evil,
Likes:Tachyon ,Speed,His Powers,
Motto:Life Is Like A Ten Gear Bicycle, Most Of Us Have Gears We Never Use.
Quotes:"If One Day The Speed Kills Me... Don´t Cry, Because I Was Smiling."
"Ohhh Tachyon Sweet Tachyon .... You Can´t Even See How Fast I´m going."
Hobbies:Studying Tachyon ,Blackmailing,
Talents:Speed Clones,Speed Combat,Time Perception,
Abilities:Temporal Speed,Temporal Intuition,Ultimate Vitality,
Powers:Chronokinesis,Timestream Shift,Temporal Perception Manipulation,
Backsory:Thornton has always had the ability to manipulate time, as long as he can remember, but the power cant be turned "off", it can only be slowed down or accelerated. This has made Thornton´s life hard and joyful, he has killed countless people already, but he is nothing compared to the one known as "Tachyon ", when Tachyon showed up in the newspaper Thornton became obssesed with finding this "Vigilante" with powers like himself, Thornton even started calling himself "Friction", since that is the opposite of speed or atleast the hindrance of it. Friction started manipulating criminals to do "heavier" crimes, so that he could see Tachyon in action, this way Friction simply had to accelerate his own timestream fast enough for Tachyon to be seen, Friction learned of Tachyon s hideout/home his identity, his powers, his job, and so on. Friction became obssesed with making Tachyon the ultimate hero/weapon, so Friction started thinking of ways to hurt him, and to make him feel "true" pain.
Friction later learned that he had the power to accelerate,slow down or completely stop aging, he used this on Tachyon to make him forever young, and to make his wife age at a much faster rate than usual. Friction left home as a child so he never really cared for them, Friction was also able to eat whatever he wanted by slowing down time to a complete stop if he wanted to. Friction´s existence wasn´t reaveled to Tachyon until he turned around 200, when he reaveled his existence,powers and involvement in his life, Tachyon tried to kill him instantly, thankfully Friction slowed down time enough for him to escape, Friction kept watching over Tachyon for over 300+ years or so, he even learned of his companions later, and at that time Friction took the chance... and snapped their necks.
Tachyon went berserk searching for Friction, Friction hid in temporal stasis, when he wasn´t another country. But one day Tachyon found him, after all those years, he tied up Friction to a pole before he woke up, and he cut open his stomach letting all his guts spill out, after that he cut his wrists, and let all the blood flow out, and as he watched Friction die. Tachyon couldn´t help but wonder what sort of monster he had become, but in his last moments Friction muttered "I win......"


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An alien scientist with a dinosaur like head, feet and tail. He came to this worlds version of earth because he noted that the gods put a lot of interst into these beings. However he sees the planet as little more than "a test tube worthy of my experiment
He created robots and bio-organic creatures to create variables on the planet. They were stop by Silver Fang. Sending the remaning ones back to his ship. He began creating a new bio-organism made with added demon DNA. Creating Slogthian. Slogthian disobeyed his commands, so he sent the creature into space.
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Cold blooded, he does all in the name of knowledge, he is unable to understand the heroes, think at life just exist for his experiments. He has vast knowledge and intellect, mastering almost every form of science. Although he knows their is such a thing as gods and magic, he cares not for them.
He has a vast collection of technology, notably his androids, bio weapons, interdimsional transporters, bio-organic creatures, and his clones, all of which share his memories and get right back at doing whatever he was doing at his death.


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Taste of Home cooking school returns Nov. 14 Culinary program comes to Newnan adding spice to the season Newnan Utilities and The Newnan Times-Herald bring the return of the Taste of Home Cooking School to the Centre for Performing and Visual Arts on Nov. 14. A specialist from the organization that produces Taste of Home magazine will add culinary kick to the season, sharing delicious recipes with local home cooks. The perfect recipe for creating new memories with loved ones includes good friends, good conversation a nd, of course, great food. Home cooks from across the country are heading back to the kitchen to prepare fall's comforting favorites and the Taste of Home Cooking School plans to demonstrate seasonal recipes that are certain to delight. Taste of Home culinary specialist Michelle Roberts will return to share some tips and tricks while demonstrating step-by-step recipes for the sea-
son's best dishes. The Taste of Home Cooking School is America's leading program, inspiring more than 300,000 passionate home chefs at approximately 300 events nationwide. Attendees experience exciting recipe demonstrations using ingredients easily found at the local grocery store, and, best of all, the chosen dishes are submitted by home
Culinar y specialist Michelle Roberts returns to Newnan, Ga. to demonstrate seasonal dishes for 2013.
cooks from across the country. "From experienced home chefs to beginners learning their way around the kitchen, the Taste of Home Cooking School offers something for e ve r yo n e — putting a fresh spin on old favorites and See ticket add i n g new ad information recipes to ➤ PAGE 4 your seasonal repertoire," The Taste of Home Cooking School is America's leading program, inspiring more than 300,000 passionate home said Roberts. Spi nach Stuffed Ch icken chefs at 300 events nationwide. Pockets is just one of the recipes to be demonstrated at this includes recipes featured dur- $10 at the following locations: Branch only and at the Centre year's show. "With their creamy ing the program, along with Newnan Utilities Main office at for Performing Arts on Lower filling and delightful crispy many more, as well as coupons 70 Sewell Road; Newnan Utili- Fayetteville Road. crust, these elegant entrees are The doors will open at 5 p.m. easy enough for weeknights, from participating national ties' Wahoo Customer Service for ticket holders to visit vendor food companies. Attendees Center, located at 315 Millard yet special enough for comcan also enter for a chance to Farmer Industrial Boulevard; booths, and the show will begin pany, too," she said. Attendees w i ll receive a win one of many door prizes, The Newnan-Times Herald at 6:30. For more information, visit gift bag including the Taste of including the recipes created office at 16 Jefferson St. downtown; at The Bank of North www.TasteofHome.com/CookHome Cooking School maga- onstage that night. zine. This 68-page special issue Tickets are on sale now for Georgia/Thomas Crossroads ing-Schools .
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Longhorn employee Greg Godwin helps load the weekly "'harvest" into the van for Shannon Arnold for the Newnan Housing Authority.
Local Longhorn 'harvests' food for those in need By Clay Neely firstname.lastname@example.com
Longhorn Steakhouse's parent company, Darden Restaurants Inc., created the Darden Harvest program 10 years ago as way to help feed the hungry in the communities in which they operate. Here in Newnan, the local Longhorn will "harvest" surplus, wholesome food t hat wasn't served in its restaurant and donate it to the Newnan Housing Authority. Items such as fresh fish and other meats, soups and bread are donated. These items are never leftovers — just unused, fresh food. Rebeka Prater, managing partner for the Longhorn Steakhouse in Newnan, provided a glimpse of their "harvest"
operation. She explained that every Darden restaurant is strongly encouraged to participate in the harvest program and that the goal of the Longhorn Steakhouse in Newnan is between 50 to 100 pounds of food a week. "The food has to not only be safe but it has to be quality as well. For instance, if you're trimming off meat, it has to be 70 percent lean. Anything and everything that we don't have a use for but is completely safe is good to go." All employees are trained how to prepare the "harvest" surplus. Prater walked through the preparation of the food for the harvest. Fresh meats, chicken, fish and breads are cooked, cooled, labeled and logged then stocked
in the cooler until the weekly pickup. If the designated amount of daily specials aren't ordered, they will cook them regardless and then store them as well. She makes it clear that all the food that is used in the harvest is made explicitly for that purpose. "Once any food is served at the table, it goes directly in the trash. Leftovers have nothing to do with the food we prepare," said Prater. Gly n i s Ta n ner f rom t he Newnan Housing Authority drops in to pick up the harvest each week. Prater emphasizes the company's involvement within the local community. They don't
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Communities In Schools of Coweta County continue progress toward the re-implementation of services to Coweta students after Executive Director Bonnie Garrison passed away in 2010. The new Board of Directors held a retreat hosted by Chairman Dennis McEntire and General Manager of Newnan Utilities. After receiving a comprehensive orientation to Communities In Schools provided by the foundation, the board began the planning process for a fundraising campaign.
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Darien Alan Key attains Eagle Scout rank; family active in scouting Darien Alan Key of Newnan has earned the rank of Eagle Scout. He is a member of Troop 59 in Newnan. Eagle Scout is the highest advancement award the Boy Scouts of America offers to Scouts, and Key is one of approximately four percent of all Scouts who attain the Eagle rank. In addition to his 21 merit badges, which were required for the rank of Eagle Scout, Key
earned an additional 15 merit badges. He successfully organized and led a community leadership service project, which benefited the Georgia Baptist Children's Home in Palmetto, Georgia. He bui lt a porch swing with a roof and added mulch, overlooking the lake. Key h a s held nu merou s Boy Scout leadership positions, including Quartermaster, Patrol Leader and Assistant
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Malik Wynn was honored as part of the Newnan/Coweta Boys and Girls Club.
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Malik Wynn has spent the last 11 years as a part of the Newnan /Coweta Boys and Girls Club and recently his commitment to the club was honored, as he was named 2013 Youth of the Year. Wynn was selected by various staff of the club. The staff then made its selection from youths who were named youth of the month. From there, three finalists are chosen. Wynn is 17 now and a senior at Newnan High School. He started coming to the club with his older sister when he was 6 years old. "I saw her get involved in activities. It made me want to," said Wynn. As to why he kept coming back, Wynn said it was "because the environment was very friendly, and it was easy to make friends." Some of his favorite activities included the game room and those for teens with his favorite being music-making in the studio. Another valuable club activity called College Bound. Wynn was paired with a mentor who helped him prepare for life after high school. Wynn is planning on attending college and his mentor helped him prepare a career path, citing which schools were best suited for the chosen career, what tests and grades he would need to get there. "I plan on attending college for music performance with a minor in business," said Wynn. "My time [at the club] has helped. It has given me more ideas on how to prepare and look at college." His top three choices for school are Florida A&M University, Point University, and Clayton State University. Wynn's 11 year investment in the club has helped him with more given me more ideas on how to prepare and look at college." His top three choices for school are Florida A&M University, Point University, and Clayton State University. Wynn's 11-year investment in the club also allowed him to become a role model for others. "I hope they see great character, traits they can instill in their lives," he said. As the 2013 Youth of the Year for the Newnan/Coweta Boys & Girls Club, Wynn is joining 19 others selected as youths of the year from clubs across the city to compete in the Metro Atlanta Youth of the Year event in November.
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Tr y t h i s f re s h , he a lt hy update on 1930s Pineapple Upside Down Ca ke, originally invented to take advantage of ca n ned pi neapple, wh ic h i s ke pt m oi s t a nd gooey with canola oil. Take a journey back to the '40s with Chocolate War Cake, a choco-
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Yield: 12 slices Serving size: 1 slice • 3/4 cup whole-wheat pastry flour • 3/4 cup all-purpose flour • 1 cup granulated sugar • 1/3 cup natural cocoa powder • 1 teaspoon baking soda • 1/2 teaspoon salt • 1 cup cold water • 1 tablespoon cider vinegar • 1/3 cup canola oil • 1 teaspoon pure vanilla extract • 1/2 teaspoon confectioners' sugar Preheat oven to 350°F. In 9-inch round baking pan, whisk together whole-wheat pastry flour, all-purpose flour, sugar, cocoa powder, baking soda and salt. In small bowl or measuring cup, combine water and vinegar. Make well in center of flour mixture in pan and pour canola oil and vanilla extract into well. Pour water-vinegar mixture over top of flour and then stir
1930s Pineapple Upside Down Cake Yield: 8 servings Serving size: 1 slice • Canola oil cooking spray • 1/3 cup packed dark brown sugar • 4 to 5 pineapple rings (about 1/4 of whole pineapple) about 1/2 inch thick • 2 tablespoon chopped crystallized ginger • 1 1/4 cups all-purpose flour • 3/4 cup whole-wheat pastry flour • 3/4 cup granulated sugar • 1 teaspoon baking powder • 1 teaspoon baking soda • 1 cup low-fat buttermilk • 1/2 cup canola oil • 2 large eggs • 1 1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract P reheat oven to 350°F. Generously spray bottom of 9-inch, nonstick layer cake pan with canola oil cooking
spray. Sprinkle evenly with brown sugar, then arrange pineapple rings on top in one layer. Sprinkle chopped ginger pieces in spaces around pineapple rings and in their centers. In medium bowl, whisk together all-purpose f lour, whole-wheat f lour, sugar, baking powder and baking soda. In another medium bowl, whisk together butter milk, canola oil, eggs and vanilla. Mix wet and dry ingre dients u nti l combi ned. Pour batter over pineapple-brown sugar mixture and bake until top is lightly browned and wooden skewer inserted into center of cake c om e s out c le a n , 4 0 to 50 m i nutes. Let cool for 5 minu tes, then run knife around cake edges and, using oven mitts, invert cake onto large serving plate.
well to blend ingredients. Bake until set and toothpick inserted into center comes out clean, about 30 to 35 minutes. Place cake on rack to cool in pan. Once cool, sprinkle with confectioners' sugar. Note: Whole-wheat, all-purpose flour can be substituted for wholewheat pastry flour as you make the shavings, put it in the microwave at 10 -second inter va ls to soften it slightly.
1950s Frozen Grasshopper Pie Yield: 8 servings Serving size: 1 slice
• Canola oil cooking spray • 1 1/4 cups finely crushed chocolate wafer cookies or chocolate graham cracker crumbs • 3 tablespoons canola oil • 4 cups mint chip reduced-fat ice cream or frozen yogurt, softened • 1/3 cup chocolate shavings Preheat oven to 3 5 0 ° F. S p r a y 9 - i n c h pie dish with canola oil cooking spray. In medium bowl, mix cookie crumbs and canola oil until combined, then press mixture into pre pared pie dish. Bake until fragrant, 6 to 8 minutes. Allow to cool completely. In la rge bowl, place
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I was on vacation a few days last week, so here's something from the archives. And yes, I'll be writing about our latest adventures on the high seas in the future. ••••• Recently I've been on a "what if" kick. What if the electricity went out? What would the SONS of Thunder do? No Nintendo Wii, no Sony Playstation, no online computer ga mes. T he PSPs and Ipods and other handheld devices would eventually run out of juice. And they'd be stuck just looking at us with a "how can I survive?" look on their faces. I remember the good old days, days of rocks and sticks and dirt. We could create anything out of those materials. Kids today have no imagination. They are zombies without devices that plug-in or have rechargeable batteries. Or are they? Enter the blue ball. The blue ball came about because the Little Black Dress was sick and tired of the Sons sitting inside playing computer ga mes " W H EN I T IS PERFECTLY GORGEOUS OUTSIDE!!!" Or something to that effect. So she went and bought a $2.50 ball — blue in color, about 2 feet in diameter. Thinking about that purchase, I realized it was about 100 to 150 times less expensive than some of their other toys. "Go play. Go play outside. Here," she said as she handed the SONS the blue ball. There were looks of disbelief, some whining and a few muttered "we have no life, you never let us do anything fun, it's too hot, what do we do with this, all my friends ..." So they shuff led off with heads down. Within a few minutes, inspiration apparently struck. The old kickball game started off, with lots of various unheard of rules. That soon led to some type of baseball game and The Dress warning the SONS not to get too close to each other because they might hit one
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Callaway gears up for Fantasy in Lights' 22nd anniversary This holiday season marks the 22nd anniversary of Fantasy In Lights at Callaway Gardens — named one of the "Top 10 Places to See Holiday Lights" by National Geographic Traveler. Fantasy in Lights features eight million lights stretching more than five miles, creating 15 larger-than-life holiday scenes. Callaway Gardens sets Pine Mountain ablaze from Nov. 22 through Dec. 30. P urchasing tickets in advance, meaning prior to the day of visit, is strongly advised a nd prov ide s d i s c ou nte d prices, say Callaway representatives. Advance ticket prices start at $17 for adults and $8.50 for children, with children 5 and younger admitted for free. Tickets purchased on the same day of visit are $28 for adults and $14 for children. For tickets and details go to www. callawaygardens.com or call 1-800-CALLAWAY (225-5292). New this year, Specialty Nights will add some additional excitement to festivities. Between Nov. 15 and Nov. 21, guests can choose from a variety of unique ways to experience the millions of lights. Nov. 15 is University Night. Those connected to a university or college can purchase specially-priced discounted tickets. Nov. 17 is the 20th anniversary of the March of Dimes Night Walk to benefit healthier babies. Nov. 18 is Motorcycle Night, which will be the first chance in Fantasy In Lights history to
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Prose covering outdoor life in Northern Idaho. Activities for all seasons are written. A very good cross-section of poetry that explains why people love Idaho.
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Graduated from San Jose State University. Ex-surfer and fisherman looked for a teaching job somewhere in the mountains around lots of water and trees. Found St. Maries High School and took a science job for 34 years. Retired in 2009 and currently runs St. Joe Mitch Log Furniture. Along with his wife Shelley, they make accents for the cabin or home, including lighting products of wood, stone or antler, wood burnings, log furniture including beds, tables, nightstands, etc. They do shows throughout the Northwest and you can find their pieces at Denise Oliver Studios, Angel Gallery, Entree Gallery, Happy's, Forever Green and Big River Gifts. They enjoy the outdoors and when not working can be found fly fishing the St. Joe River or looking for antler sheds in the mountains surrounding North Idaho.
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Gazprom's Demise Could Topple Putinby
No large company in the world has been so spectacularly mismanaged as Russia's state-dominated natural-gas corporation Gazprom OAO. In the last decade, its management has made every conceivable mistake.
Even so, Russian President Vladimir Putin denies the very existence of a crisis and maintains his support for Alexei Miller, the chief executive officer since 2001. Gazprom's situation is serious not only because it is Russia's biggest company by market value, but because Putin is its real chairman. Where Gazprom goes, so does Russia and the Putin government.
In May 2008, Gazprom was one of the world's most valuable companies with a market capitalization of $369 billion. Miller boasted that it would be the first global company to reach $1 trillion. Today, its market value has plummeted to $83 billion and the decline continues. Although it claimed the largest net income of any global company in 2011 at $44.5 billion and still at $38 billion in 2012, its price-earnings ratio has dropped to a fatally low 2.4 for 2013. It has no credibility with shareholders.
At the heart of Gazprom's mismanagement lies extreme inertia; reluctance to absorb new information; corruption and outlandish arrogance. Its managers are used to exercising Soviet-style monopoly over consumers, not having realized that the market has taken over. The company has traditionally varied prices by countries for opaque reasons. For example, Lithuania pays 15 percent more for Gazprom gas than neighboring Latvia.
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When consumers behave inappropriately in its eyes, Gazprom cuts off supplies, as it did to Ukraine and much of eastern Europe in January 2006 and 2009. As a result, these dismayed customers have reduced their dependence on Gazprom, by cutting consumption, building converters and storage, and developing alternative supplies.
The Gazprom business model is as simple as old: to produce conventional gas from giant fields in West Siberia and pump it through pipelines to Europe. In the last decade, the company has missed three big revolutions in the industry: the shale-gas expansion in the U.S., the global liquefied-natural-gas boom, and the rise of Chinese demand.
In a call-in program in April, Putin dismissed shale gas, claiming implausibly that it was more expensive than conventional gas -- of which Russia has one quarter of global reserves -- and not environmentally sustainable. (He didn't mention that Russia burns billions of cubic meters of surplus gas because private producers aren't allowed to use Gazprom's pipelines.) Miller has gone so far as to call shale gas "a bubble that will burst soon." Yet LNG designed for the U.S. market is now flooding Europe, depressing prices there below Gazprom's oil-linked prices.
Nor has the Gazprom management understood the importance of the European Union. Last September, the European Commission launched a case against Gazprom, accusing it of dividing the continental markets by hindering the free flow of gas across member states, preventing the diversification of gas supply and imposing unfair prices on its customers by linking the price of gas to oil prices.
It may take years for a verdict, yet Gazprom will probably be fined billions of euros for these long-lasting malpractices. Its whole business model is at risk. Its main clients, the large European gas-distribution companies, have already lost lesser cases against the European Commission.
Oil-linked gas prices are likely to be deemed anti-competitive. Last year, Gazprom had to pay $4.3 billion in retroactive price discounts to Germany's EON AG, Italy's Eni SpA, Poland's Polskie Gornictwo Naftowe i Gazownictwo SA and the Czech Republic's RWE Transgas. Prohibitions on reselling natural gas are clearly anti-competitive.
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Putin has revealed his incomprehension at the case, objecting that the EU subsidizes the eastern European economies. "Now it seems that someone in the EU has decided to shift part of the burden, some of the subsidies, to us," he said.
On a parallel track, the EU has adopted its third energy package, which prohibits one company from both distributing gas and owning the pipelines. The Kremlin has called this ordinary antitrust policy "confiscation," but in Europe Gazprom has to obey EU law and will probably be forced to divest.
Gazprom is losing out on the European market. Its share of the 27 EU countries' natural-gas imports has fallen from a peak of 47 percent in 2003 to 34 percent in 2011. The two main beneficiaries are Norway's Statoil ASA and Qatar, which adjust their prices to market conditions and increasingly sell at lower spot prices.
Gazprom's market share has fallen in Russia, too, from a traditional 85 percent to 65 percent in 2012. The beneficiaries are the privately owned NovaTek OAO and state-controlled Rosneft OAO, companies more favored by the Kremlin.
Gazprom's sales are falling most in other ex-Soviet states -- by 19 percent in 2012 alone -- because its methods there are particularly rough and politicized. Ukraine used to be its biggest customer, but since the company's apparent objective has been to force Ukraine into the protectionist Customs Union of Russia, Belarus and Kazakhstan, Ukraine has minimized its purchases from Gazprom.
Thus, Gazprom is left with far more gas than it can sell. Russia's gas production has been almost stagnant for two decades, but Gazprom's production has fallen steadily. In 2012, its total sales fell to 482 billion cubic meters from 519 billion cubic meters in 2011. In the first five months of 2013, Gazprom's production dropped 4.3 percent, while NovaTek's rose 4.6 percent. Now NovaTek is lobbying to break Gazprom's export monopoly and start exporting LNG.
Until 2009, Gazprom benefited from plentiful captive gas from Central Asia, mainly Turkmenistan. But the pipeline exploded in April of that year, after Gazprom suddenly closed the flow from Turkmenistan during a supply surplus caused by the global financial crisis.
Alternative Pipeline
Turkmenistan gave up on Gazprom and opted for the swift construction of a pipeline to China. With its large reserves, Turkmenistan can supply much of the Chinese market, while Gazprom has lost both cheap supplies from Central Asia and access to China.
All this speaks of incompetence, but what really irritates shareholders is the company's enormous waste and corruption. This takes various forms, such as asset stripping. The most egregious form is excessive capital spending.
Analysts at the state-controlled Sberbank assess that Gazprom would need $11 billion a year for its gas production, but in 2011 its capital expenditure soared from an originally planned level of $27 billion to $53 billion. It stopped at $43.2 billion last year.
The analysts call this excess expenditure "value destruction," which is their euphemism for waste and corruption, amounting to $30 billion to $40 billion a year. Investment analysts in Moscow suggest privately that two-thirds of this might be sheer corruption, while the rest is wasteful overinvestment. Corruption at that level may explain the poor management of the company's official business.
Rather than reducing capital investment, however, Putin comes up with ever more expensive projects. Last October, he decided that Gazprom should develop the giant virgin Chayadinsk field in Yakutia in eastern Siberia, building a pipeline to Vladivostok on the Pacific Coast and an LNG plant there for export to China.
Officially, this project is supposed to be completed by 2017 and cost $40 billion, but Sberbank analysts assessed it at $65 billion. This production would be too expensive for it ever to be profitable, and Russia has no supply contract with China. This is as white an elephant as there ever was.
Last December, Gazprom went ahead with its South Stream pipeline through the Black Sea to the Balkans. It was supposed to cost $21 billion, but in February Gazprom announced it would cost $39 billion. In April, Putin and Miller decided to build a second pipeline from the Yamal field in northwestern Siberia to Europe. (The project, which was supposed to go through Poland, was immediately repudiated by Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk.)
Superfluous Projects
In addition, Gazprom has plans to build two more superfluous Nord Stream pipes through the Baltic Sea at a cost of probably $20 billion. They have the single purpose of replacing the existing pipeline through Ukraine that Putin wants to abandon. None adds any value.
Altogether, Gazprom plans capital expenditures of $40-45 billion a year for the next five years, equaling its 2011 peak profit. This isn't sustainable even in the short term, let alone in a market changed by competition from shale and liquefied natural gas.
Since 1997, Russia's reformers have called for the breakup of Gazprom into a pipeline company and several production entities. Recently, this proposal has re-emerged as a real threat because NovaTek and Rosneft have designs on expansion at Gazprom's expense.
Where Gazprom goes, so does the Russian stock market. Investors don't buy Gazprom shares expecting to enjoy ownership, but as a bond, only looking at the yield. Worse, the new national oil champion, Rosneft, has swiftly adopted several of Gazprom's flaws, notably uneconomical overinvestment and cold disregard of dividends and minority shareholders, aggravating the drag on the stock market.
For Putin, the greatest concern might be the negative impact on state revenue. In recent years, Gazprom has paid 7 percent to 11 percent of total state revenue, and the oil sector has contributed about 40 percent. Both these shares are likely to fall fast in the next few years. That may force the Kremlin to reconsider its economic policies.
The silver lining of the Gazprom crisis is that by becoming too corrupt to work, it has caused its own demise. It will no longer be able to dominate Russian politics, and the country will become less of a petro state. This must be greeted with relief by all true friends of Russia.
(Anders Aslund is a senior fellow at the Peterson Institute for International Economics.)
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Open for voting by NFL coaches:
The TOPIC AREA for the month of March is, "Health Care." The two resolutions from which advisors may choose are as follows:
Resolved: The U.S. government should not require its citizens to have health insurance.
Resolved: The benefits of increasing the use of involuntary commitment for individuals with a serious mental illness outweigh the costs.
Ugh. Preliminary comments...
The first resolution is one of those inverse Pro topics which only serve to confuse judges since the Pro advocates a negative position. It could have just as easily said, the US should require health insurance and would not have changed the debate one bit. I guess it needed to be worded this way because a form of national health insurance now exists in the status quo. Oh, but wait...this resolution does not specify government provided health care so...I obviously need to think this one out more.
As for number two, let's see....forced institutionalization versus non-forced institutionalization because of cost? So, in other words, rather than debate the ethics of forcing the so-called mentally ill into institutions we will just assume its okay as long as it doesn't cost too much. Again, I say, ugh.
I personally want nothing to do with either of these topics but since the second is so hideous, that leaves number one by default, not by choice.
That's my opinion. Say or vote what you want.