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A well maintained and improved middle house in this popular residential location which is well placed for Hedon and other parts of Holderness and Hull. The accommodation has upvc dg and Gas ... see full details and 2 photos
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An inside look at one of the more remarkable player-caddie relationships in Masters history
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By John Strege Early on, Golf Channel's Brandel Chamblee laid out how the day would unfold at the Masters on Saturday, and later CBS' Jim Nantz laid out how the future might unfold. "Psychologically what...
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AUGUSTA, Ga. -- As they came up the hill to the 18th green, Ben Crenshaw put his hand on Carl Jackson's back, a two-time Masters champion, in his 40th appearance, walking home with his...
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AUGUSTA, Ga. -- Although his 49th Masters resulted in a missed cut -- his guy, Ben Crenshaw, shot 77-78 -- Carl Jackson appeared a happy man Saturday as he toured the grounds of Augusta National...
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Des Plaines, IL Lawyers and Law Firms
Des Plaines, Illinois Attorneys
Law Office of John Pankau, PC
DuPage County Estate Planning and Administration Lawyers(630) 875-0500
The Law Office of John Pankau P.C. in Itasca, IL, provides clients with high-quality legal counsel and services in estate planning, estate administration and trust administration, real estate, and business law. The firm boasts a combined experience of 30 years. The firm can represent individuals,...
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Cosley Law Office
Rolling Meadows, Illinois Family and Criminal Defense Attorney(847) 253-3100 or (877) 926-7539
The Law Offices of Donald J. Cosley defend clients who have been charged with a crime or resolve family disputes. The firm is dedicated to protecting clients' rights and assets. For more than 20 years, the firm has been helping people get past life's bumps, whether going through a divorce or facing...
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Palmisano Law Group
Arlington Heights Divorce Lawyers(847) 243-6222
Palmisano Law Group in Arlington Heights, IL, helps families who are struggling to resolve disputes. The firm can handle any type of family law matter. Besides divorce and child custody, the firm can handle cases requiring mediation, arbitration, collaboration or litigation.
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Drost, Gilbert, Andrew & Apicella, LLC
Schaumburg, Illinois Civil Litigation Attorneys(847) 934-6000
Drost, Gilbert, Andrew & Apicella, LLC is a criminal defense, personal injury, estate and employment law firm located in Chicago, Illinois which serves Chicago and the surrounding suburbs in a full spectrum of matters related to each practice area. The firm's dedicated team understands the...
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Ana M. Mencini & Associates, PC
Chicago, Illinois Immigration Attorney(630) 875-1700
Ana M. Mencini Law Offices in Chicago specializes in immigration law. Having the experience and knowledge of the complexities of federal statutes, attorneys help their clients understand the issues which are important to families.
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Law Offices of Paul Chatzky
Family, Business and Criminal Defense Law Firm in Chicago, Illinois(847) 416-1646
The Law Offices of Paul Chatzky is a family, business and criminal defense law firm in Northfield, Illinois which has offered its services to clients throughout the region for more than twenty-eight years. Attorney Chatzky knows that every client is different and needs individualized attention. He...
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The Law Office of Michael T. Smith
DuPage County Employment Discrimination Lawyer(847) 380-5899
The Law Office of Michael T. Smith in Roselle, IL, represents clients who have employment issues. The firm can handle discrimination, family leave act, retaliatory discharge and other employment injustice matters. For more than 30 years, the firm has been helping clients fight for their rights...
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Anderson & Associates, P.C.
Divorce and Family Attorneys in Schaumburg, Illinois(847) 995-9999
Since 1983, the attorneys of Anderson & Associates, P.C. have provided quality legal representation to clients in Cook County, Will County, DuPage County, Kane County, and Lake County. Our practice focuses on matters that affect families, such as divorce, child custody and visitation, child...
Other Offices: Northbrook
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Law Offices of Andrew M. Weisberg
Skokie, Illinois Criminal Defense Lawyer(847) 430-4470
Andrew M. Weisberg is an experienced criminal lawyer serving the city of Chicago and surrounding communities. He represent clients facing all types of criminal charges, from traffic violations to white collar crimes, drug possession to sexual assault, and beyond. Mr. Weisberg and his team are...
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The Law Offices of James M. Kelly
Palatine, Illinois Family Attorney(847) 202-1616
The Law Offices of James M. Kelly is a Palatine, Illinois based firm offering a broad range of legal services to individuals and families. We offer strategic representation, dedicated advocacy, and personalized legal service with a focus on achieving the best possible results in your case.
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A. Traub & Associates
Lombard, Illinois Family Attorneys(630) 426-0196
A. Traub & Associates has proudly given Chicago residents the expertise of 3 dedicated and proven family law and real estate attorneys, each committed to providing a level of comfort and ease while maintaining a powerful and aggressive litigation. The firm's commitment to friendly service and...
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Wakenight & Associates, PC
Lombard, Illinois Divorce and Family Attorneys(630) 629-6268
Wakenight & Associates, P.C. is a Chicago, Illinois family law firm which has been serving nearby counties for more than a decade. Comprised of attorneys with diverse legal backgrounds and trial experience, the firm is now solely dedicated to matters of family law. The firm's lawyers know that...
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Weiss Kunz & Green, LLC
Divorce & Family Lawyers in Lincolnwood, IL(847) 329-7171
Weiss, Kunz and Green LLC in Chicago, IL, helps clients who are having trouble with family disputes. The firm is dedicated to their clients and always responsive. The firm can handle any type of family law issues clients might have, including high-net worth divorces.
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The Miller Law Firm, PC
Northern Illinois Employment and Family Attorney(847) 995-1205
The Miller Law Firm, P.C. is based in Schaumburg Illinois and specializes in employment law and family law. Our clients include small and mid-size businesses, as well as families dealing with divorce and the complexities of family law that come along with spousal separation. At the Miller Law Firm,...
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Law Offices of Martin A. Delaney III, Ltd.
Schaumburg, Illinois Divorce and Family Attorney(847) 705-8000 or (877) 884-0303
The Law Offices of Martin A. Delaney III, Ltd. is a family law firm based out of Rolling Meadows, Illinois providing legal services to clients throughout the surrounding areas of Illinois. The firm is dedicated exclusively to the practice of family law, and founding attorney Martin A. Delaney III...
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Farooqi & Husain LLC
DuPage County Estate Planning & Business Law Attorneys(630) 909-9114
Farooql and Husain Law Office in Oak Brook, IL, can represent clients in a number of areas. Regardless of the issue, the firm provides high-quality legal advice for businesses and individuals. The firm can handle cases involving family law, business law, estate planning and criminal law.
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Palmisano Law Group
Divorce and Family Law Attorneys Serving DuPage County(630) 755-3544
Palmisano Law Group in Oak Brook, IL, handles cases involving family disputes. The firm has represented clients for more than 40 years. The firm uses the experience to get to the root of the matter in the cases and find solutions necessary to resolve problems.
Lawyers at the firm understand...
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Law Offices of Matthew R. Gebhardt, PC
Rolling Meadows, Illinois Criminal Defense Attorney(773) 383-8745 or (847) 239-4703
At the Law Offices of Matthew R. Gebhardt, P.C., we are committed to providing clients with the best legal defense and representation possible. Attorney Matthew Gebhardt has been providing zealous advocacy to individuals facing criminal charges for over fifteen years. He offers the experience and...
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Goldman & Associates
Skokie Criminal Defense Attorney(773) 484-3131 or (847) 215-2600
Goldman and Associates in Chicago provides a defense for those charged with a crime. The firm handles both felonies and misdemeanors and aggressively defends clients' rights and their freedom. The firm has been helping clients for years and is available whenever clients need to talk to...
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Mevorah Law Offices LLC
Multi-Practice Law Firm in Illinois(630) 932-9100
Mevorah Law Offices, LLC has given Illinois residents over a century and a half of expertise in a full range of legal specialties, providing families, businesses, the injured, and the accused with the personal attention and tailored solutions that have given the firm its respected reputation for...
Other Offices: Bloomingdale
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Lagattuta DeGrazia & Oefelein, PC
Schaumburg, Illinois Divorce and Criminal Defense Lawyers(847) 240-5500
Lagattuta, DeGrazia & Oefelein, P.C. represents clients in divorce, criminal defense, civil litigation, and personal injury, serving clients all throughout Illinois with the expertise of 75 years of combined legal experience. The firm's founding partners have each over 15 years of individual...
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Law Offices of R. F. Wittmeyer, Ltd.
Arlington Heights, Illinois Personal Injury Attorney(847) 577-1123
The Law Offices of R. F. Wittmeyer Ltd. in Arlington Heights, IL, handles personal injury cases. The firm can represent clients who are victims of any type of accident. For more than a quarter century, the firm has helped clients get the compensation they deserve.
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Draw A Stickman
By Hitcents.com, Inc.
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Dive into the original game that started it all! Draw your very own Stickman, then guide him through the challenges presented in this adventure where creativity is your greatest weapon! Draw a key to unlock prizes, arm your Stickman with a sword to fight off a dragon, and think on your feet against a pack of hungry sharks!
Don't forget to share your Stickman with your friends via Facebook, Twitter, and email!
***Awards and Recognition for the Draw a Stickman Series***
-2011 Webby Award for Best use of Motion Graphics!
-2011 Webby Award for Best use of Motion Graphics (People's Voice)!
-2011 Webby Award for Viral Marketing (People's Voice)!
-2011 Gold Davey Award!
-2011 Pixel Award Nominee!
-2012 Gold Communicator Award!
-2012 Horizon Interactive Award!
-Best in Class – Interactive Media Awards!
-Featured in Wired Magazine (UK Edition)!
-Featured on the Huffington Post!
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What's New in Version 1.2
-Updated content and images
-Bug fixes and support for iPhone 5
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I really love this game! It's very unique and it tests your creativity! It's very fun and you can play it over and over again. At the end you can have a link that lets you write a message that shows up in the end of the game and your friends can play it! If you don't have this game you should definitely download it. Also try the second draw a stickman 2. I love this game! GO DRAW A STICKMAN!!!!! 😜😜😜😜
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This game is really cool and stuff but I play on a iPad Mini and It tends to...we'll,lag a lot and it gets so annoying! Also if u watch,ihascupquake she plays this game to and that's y I wanted to try it out of my self. If u have time plz check her Chanel out she has, crafts,baking,Minecraft,room decor,loot crate and so much more!
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I absolutely love these games! It may be short but it is such a good idea. I hope they put a lot of more episodes on here. I especially love the personalized message on this one! Also guys you are supposed to press on the add in the game. It is a fake add hahahaha
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- Category: Games
- Updated: Oct 03, 2013
- Version: 1.2
- Size: 15.4 MB
- Language: English
- Seller: Hitcents.com, Inc
- © Copyright 2011 Hitcents.com, Inc.
Compatibility: Requires iOS 5.0 or later. Compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch. This app is optimized for iPhone 5.


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Chelsea Home Rebekah 55" Bookcase
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Chelsea Home Rebekah 55" Bookcase
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|Product Type: Standard
|Style: Rustic
|Finish: Country White
|Frame Material: Wood
|Number of Items Included: 1
|Solid Wood Construction: Yes
|Shelving Included: Yes
|Doors Included: Yes
|Drawers Included: No
|Wheels Included: No
|Lighting Included: No
|Orientation: Tall
|Back Panel: Closed
|Foldable: No
|Handpainted: No
|Mobile: No
|Wall Recessed: No
|Mount Type: Free standing
|Commercial Use: Yes
|Eco-Friendly: No
|Country of Manufacture: United States
|Installation Required: No
|Additional Parts Required: No
About the ManufacturerChelsea Home Furniture brings you the best in Quality, Style, Comfort and Value. Their complete line-up offers a wide variety of upholstery styles designed to define and complement your home's decor, all at affordable prices. Their wide range of upholstery products include stationary upholstery, leather and motion living rooms, and recliners. They also offer a wide variety of accent furniture that includes chairs, chaises, benches and much, much, more. The majority of their products are proudly made in the USA.
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New Japan coach Javier Aguirre is ready to oversee a new era with the Asian champions after a disappointing showing at the World Cup.
Japan were seen as one of the outsiders in Brazil but they failed to progress from their group, leading to Alberto Zaccheroni's departure.
Aguirre, who was appointed in July, is relishing the opportunity of rebuilding Japan heading into January's Asian Cup defence in Australia.
"We are starting a new stage," the Mexican boss told reporters on Thursday.
"We fancy to start this new project all together and I understand that from the first game we have to show an image of a strong team who is looking all the time to win games.
"It won't be easy from the beginning to play good football especially after just having a couple of training sessions but our objective in this first stage is to get ready, and also to know some new players and try to win the Asian Cup."
Fans and pundits will get a glimpse of the new Japanese team when they take on South American pair Uruguay and Venezuela in two international friendlies next month, with five debutants called upon.
"We found 11 players of the J.League in this short time and we are looking at them, and also we called a couple of them that were playing in Europe to try to form a good team," said Aguirre.
"For these games against Uruguay and Venezuela we want to show a strong team who plays good football and also who run on the pitch and we will try always to get the win.
"We will try to improve step by step."
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The weather is all wrong. Luminous, balmy, fresh. Such adjectives don't fit Jewish memories of Poland, not Rena Quint's accounts nor the many testimonies of survivors in the Yad Vashem library.Survivors remember the cold, the raw agony of what felt like infinite dark winter. My own trips to Poland have all been in winter as well, the frozen ground of cemeteries and icy slush of concentration camps. On a spring day, it's harder to remember the horrors of the Holocaust.On this particular Sunday, 10,000 runners are pounding the streets in a half-marathon that takes them through historic and modern Warsaw. Young Poles are in T-shirts and racer shorts. The national flower, the red poppy, is blooming. Warsaw feels like any other European city, experiencing economic growth and the age of the smartphone.Because of the marathon, instead of pulling up in front of our hotel, the taxi driver from the airport has let us off at Pilsudski Square, Warsaw's largest outdoor gathering place, making it necessary to cross through the runners. In World War II, this Warsaw landmark was called Adolf Hitler Square, honoring the Führer who vanquished the Polish army in 18 days.There's no break in the stream of runners, so Rena begins makes her way across Krolewska Boulevard, a small suitcase and cane gripped in her hands. I watch her, looking as always for clues to her remarkable resilience and optimism. She has come from Jerusalem as the official "witness," to join a group of Hadassah women on a Shoah study mission to Poland.I've come, too, because I'm writing Rena's story, a memoir with the working title Mother's Day, like the American holiday that was celebrated last weekend.When we landed and emerged to the surprise of sunshine, I asked Rena how she felt landing in Poland, the land of her birth. "I feel like a tour guide, visiting someone else's life," she said. "It's hard to believe that the story we are about to revisit is about me, and not someone else."But of course the Fredja Lichtensztajn born in Piotrkow, Poland, and the Rena Quint who grew up in Brooklyn and today lives in Jerusalem, are the same. Those who meet her always wonder if this erudite, outgoing great-grandmother with New York English and a sharp sense of humor could possibly be the child who lost her entire family, worked as a child slave laborer, and was pulled from amid the decaying bodies of Bergen-Belsen.When she first began her quest for her history, the professional historians were astounded that she could have survived on her own. Even more remarkable than her physical vitality in her 70s is her exuberance and warmth. Groups of German journalists, Swedish clergy and Chinese businesspersons gather in her parlor to meet her and hear her story, and ask to bring back friends to hear her once again.Walking carefully among the speeding runners, Rena reaches the sidewalk on the other side of the avenue.On the flight from Israel, a young woman was sitting in Rena's assigned seat by the window. Instead of telling her politely that this was her preselected seat, Rena urged her to stay put, and sat down in the aisle seat. "I don't care," she shrugged. "I'm fine." This mix of steadfastness – the Rena who crossed the street of runners – and this flexibility, and knowing when each is called for, is part of the wisdom she has acquired in surviving her treacherous life journey.Piotrkow is about a two-hour bus ride away. On the journey, she shares her story, how she survived, how she reached America only to be orphaned once again, and about her husband and large family.We reach a quiet, small city. A daycare teacher is leading a line of blond toddlers on an outing. Jacek Bednajac, the Polish researcher who has been eking out the documentation of Rena's early memories from city archives, is already waiting to meet our bus.We eat lunch near a stream in the former Jewish neighborhood.I'm startled by graffiti of Stars of David marking the door of a football fan club. "That's the way fans of the competitors insult the other team," Jacek explains, "It doesn't mean anything. There are no Jews here anymore."Rena's first memories in Piotrkow: "'Hang on, Fredzi. Bumps ahead,' Joseph, my older brother, cautions me.
He and my brother David help maneuver the sled through the winding streets towards the bakery. It's Friday morning, and we have to deliver our mother's pot of cholent to the neighborhood bakery. The sled swerves and I tighten my arms around the black metal pot, wrapped in its brown blanket. I breathe in the aroma of fried onions and potatoes, and brace for the sled hitting on a frozen tree root. I'm good at navigating bumps."By the time she was four, gone was the Piotrkow of happy sled rides, the city known for the oratory of is famous Rabbi Moshe Chaim Lau, its Jewish printing industry, the universal education for girls and boys. It had become Nazi Germany's first ghetto. The Jews numbered 12,000 in a city of 55,000, and most of them lived in the same section of town, making it easy for the Germans to enclose them and learn from them how to control a local population.We tour the city through Rena's past.There is where Rena's mother lived when she first came to Piotrkow, and Jacek points to reddish buildings. And the day-care center – that's where Rena's father's family lived. And – he points to a cluster of stores – that's the former open marketplace where her father had a clothing stall. And this very building where there's a corner shop, that's where Rena's mother ran her paint shop, busy in spring."My mother, Sarah, gave me life twice. First she gave birth to me, at home. The second time, she let go of my hand and let me flee from certain death in the hope I would survive. I can still feel her fingers loosening on mine as she let me go, more painful than the birth pangs the first time."Rena remembers fleeing the once glorious Piotrkow Central Synagogue on Jerusalem Street that was turned into a prison for Jews. From here, her mother and beloved brothers were sent to their death, murdered either in Treblinka or the nearby Rakow Forest. Today, the rebuilt synagogue is a library. The librarian barely looks up as we squeeze behind bookshelves for Rena to show us the last remaining fresco: a bullet-pocked wall with the Ten Commandments. "Thou shalt not kill."When Rena escaped, her father cut her hair and dressed her as a boy. She worked alongside him in the slave labor crew of Hortensia Glass Factory, until he too was taken away. Then she was alone. Eight years old. Maybe nine.A woman stepped forward to become her temporary mother. And when she too disappeared, another good woman took her place. So it was in a world where each person would have been justified to turn away from the needs of a child she didn't know. One risked her life to steal the coat that covered them in the frozen nights.We hurry through the streets of Piotrkow. Only when we reach her childhood haunts, near Trybunalski Place, does Rena falter. Her eyes well up with tears. Her childhood home, an apartment on a pretty street with an ice-cream kiosk outside, is being turned into a trendy apartment complex, as modern Warsaw enjoys an economic upswing.And then she is back, the Rena we know, always looking forward.Last year, a South African prison warden entreated her to speak to his prisoners. If Rena could grow beyond the horrors of her childhood, then they could get past their own disadvantaged childhoods, he wanted them to realize. The prisoners sat in awestruck silence – not only due to Rena's tale of survival, but also her ability to love and trust and believe in God after her unspeakable losses.Our American fellow travelers are drawn to her warmth, her gratefulness for what she has, her inner joy that lacks resentment and self-pity.We stop at the memorial at the Rakow Forest. The Jewish community of Piotrkow gathered here every Lag Ba'omer for picnics and music among the pines. Teens in Zionist youth movements led the singing and passed out bows and arrows to children like Rena.But the woods are silent as we recite kaddish, the Jewish prayer for the dead, which is really an affirmation of life.Then Rena and I go home to Jerusalem. The author is a Jerusalem writer who focuses on the wondrous stories of modern Israel. She serves as the Israel director of public relations for Hadassah, the Women's Zionist Organization of America. The views in her columns are her own.
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Berlin, Germany - Nearly a decade after the US invasion, Iraq has plans to become the world's number one oil producer by 2020, flares billions of dollars worth of gas every year - and still can't supply its citizens with regular electricity.On a recent trip to Baghdad, many folk were reporting five to six hours power a day while temperatures at the end of April already topped 40 degrees centigrade. Outside every middle class house is a generator, chugging away day and night so that with a whole street of them you can sometimes barely hear yourself think. In poor neighbourhoods, like Sadr City, a city block will share a generator. Creating fuel bills that can easily run to hundreds of dollars per month, for
Berlin, Germany - Nearly a decade after the US invasion, Iraq has plans to become the world's number one oil producer by 2020, yet it flares billions of dollars worth of gas every year - and still can't supply its citizens with regular electricity.On a recent trip to Baghdad, many people I spoke with were reporting five to six hours of power a day. With the intense heat, already reaching 40 degrees Celsius (104 F) by April, respite from the blazing sun was hard to come by. Outside every middle class house was a generator, chugging away day and night - with a whole street lined with generators, you can sometimes barely hear yourself think. In poor neighbourhoods, like Sadr City, sometimes a whole city block will share a generator, creating fuel bills that run easily to hundreds of dollars per month, providing enough power to cool just a couple of rooms into something bearable.Analysts have put money numbers on all that - loss of gas as a commodity, the cost of imported fuel products, the higher cost of more imports of everything because with so little power available in Iraq domestic manufacturing cannot compete, the loss of productivity from overheated classrooms and offices. Once you factor in all externalities, some analysts suggest costs top $40bn annually in a $110bn GDP economy.
"The clear solution to Iraq's power crisis is to develop its abundant natural gas to feed power stations... but Iraq's gas has never been developed because nobody could figure out how to commodify it."
But nobody has counted the human cost. In France, some 14,000 people were estimated to have suffered heat-related deaths during the August 2003 heatwave. Similar analysis in Iraq would surely reveal higher and more constant numbers among the old, the young and the infirm. But the very lack of such analysis tells its own story. The toll is so factored in to the regular rhythm of life, season after season, year after year, that the story plays in Iraqi as well as international media more as one of citizen inconvenience, occasional street anger and the opportunity cost to an emerging economy. Somehow, the fact that people are dying unnecessarily gets largely overlooked.There is a long and suitably complex aetiology of why this has happened. Many of them are specifically Iraqi: the occupation, the resistance, the sectarian conflict, perhaps also the rise of a neighbourhood generator mafia which must now be well connected to all levels of government and would just hate to see an effective grid. But before we sagely shake our heads and dismiss all this as one more example of screwed up Iraq, it's worth reflecting on the fact that the biggest single factor is actually global, the result of capitalist orthodoxy unthinkingly applied not just in Iraq but in a dozen other countries around the world.
Export: the only path to profit?The clear solution to Iraq's power crisis is to develop its abundant natural gas to feed power stations. Iraq's gas could easily cover the 10 gigawatt deficit the country currently suffers. But Iraq's gas has never been developed because nobody could figure out how to commodify it. While oil is a global commodity, gas is often "stranded", to use industry parlance, because although it just shoots out of the ground, you then face the challenge of figuring out how to capture it and send it anywhere.In-country, you can lay pipelines to power stations or direct to people's homes, as many European countries did in response to the oil crisis of 1973. In OECD countries oil has gone from about 50 per cent of the energy mix back then to about 35 per cent now, as gas has replaced it as a feedstock for power generation. But in a developing country like Iraq, it's not clear you can charge enough to recover the large sunk costs of building the infrastructure and make a profit in domestic markets. And, borrowing from company concepts of a single bottom line, the orthodoxy says if you can't turn a profit on it, it must somehow be irresponsible.
Somehow the total cost to society of human welfare, or the lack of it, has disappeared, the complex calculation of benefit maximisation required of a government accountable to its citizens has been collapsed into the single, crude and false indicator of money. The "public" has gone out of public policy planning.
"Shell has done this in other places. Iraq will go the way of Oman, which exports natural gas in long-term contracts at locked-in prices while it doesn't have enough power available at home."
That leaves export as the only path to profit. And funnily enough, Iraq does now have a project to develop its flared gas, led by Shell, a $17bn investment to create liquefied natural gas (LNG) and ship it to Europe or the Far East.This is a deal which is unpopular even among other oil companies, because it was bilateral, no-compete and blocked counteroffers while it was under consideration. Faced with mounting public discontent, both the Iraqi government and Shell have declared that of course local needs for power would be met before large quantities of gas were chilled to minus 160 degrees, deposited in supertanker refrigerators and sent half way round the world. But they seem to have different ideas about what local needs are, or when they would be met, and exports could begin.An Arab colleague became visibly agitated when he talked about this deal."Shell has done this in other places. Iraq will go the way of Oman, which exports natural gas in long-term contracts at locked-in prices while it doesn't have enough power available at home."Within the region, Yemen and Egypt are gas exporters and net energy importers while down the African coast, Tanzania and Mozambique are both entertaining the idea of LNG export projects while facing chronic power shortages at home. In the case of Mozambique, a new investors' darling, about ten per cent of the population have regular access to electricity.
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Free market fundamentalists, of course, say the more money the government makes the more it can spend on public services. Which would be great in a world of ifs. If gas were wholly rather than semi-commodified, in fact, so Iraq and Mozambique could play a spot market and learn from their mistakes day by day.
If there were zero friction to transactions, so that billions of dollars could smoothly fly across the apparatus of state to the exact spot where a unified national plan, built through disinterested expertise, had decreed it should go. If there were no asymmetry of information between Iraqi and Mozambican officials on the one hand and Shell and Anadarko on the other. And a whole bunch of other assumptions that wouldn't make it off the bench outside Economics 101.Meanwhile another unknown number of Iraqis will die avoidable heat-related deaths this summer. And another generation of rural Mozambicans will struggle to learn to read by gaslight.
Johnny West is founder of OpenOil, a Berlin-based consultancy in oil and other extractive industries. He has covered global energy markets since the early 1990s. In 2011, he published the first book-length account of the Arab Spring, Karama! Journeys through the Arab Spring now translated into Arabic by Dar al-Shorouk in Cairo, which includes an analysis of the role of Libya's oil industry in maintaining Muammar Gaddafi in power. West is currently working on a new book outlining the role of the oil industry and the Arab Spring.
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Martin Lawrence repeats oft-trod territory (again), in another cop/buddy action comedy and mostly a cheap ''Bad Boys" clone. As he cashes in on his trademark shtick, you hope for comic redemption from Steve Zahn, who's more than proven his comedy chops, but who disappoints almost as much with an indistinct and weak second fiddle to Lawrence's idiocy.
A former cop and an opportunistic security guard (with a chip on his shoulder about being black – rendering much of his humour overtly racist to an unfunny degree) find themselves partners in a generic action movie crime mystery, have to work together and inevitably end up friends.
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Fairly average film, but ya know what? It seems to play a bit better on Blu-Ray – and that's probably because everything plays better on Blu-Ray, right!? The sound (TrueHD 5.1) is immerse and packs a real punch, and the 1.85:1 transfer is pretty much grain free…. And bursting with colour.
Extras-wise, there's nothing much different between this and the previous DVD release – commentary and so on – but still, there are extras and that's something you can't say about all Blu-Ray releases (the one that annoys me the most is ''Lethal Weapon" – such a slack release, right!?).
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You may not know the name Rod Dreher, but you will. This April, Grand Central Publishing is releasing his The Little Way of Ruthie Leming: A Southern Girl, a Small Town, and the Secret of a Good Life, for which he was paid a small fortune. I have not read the book, so let's defer to the publisher for a synopsis:
The Little Way of Ruthie Leming follows Rod Dreher, a Philadelphia journalist, back to his hometown of St. Francisville, Louisiana (pop. 1,700) in the wake of his younger sister Ruthie's death. When she was diagnosed at age 40 with a virulent form of cancer in 2010, Dreher was moved by the way the community he had left behind rallied around his dying sister, a schoolteacher. He was also struck by the grace and courage with which his sister dealt with the disease that eventually took her life. In Louisiana for Ruthie's funeral in the fall of 2011, Dreher began to wonder whether the ordinary life Ruthie led in their country town was in fact a path of hidden grandeur, even spiritual greatness, concealed within the modest life of a mother and teacher. In order to explore this revelation, Dreher and his wife decided to leave Philadelphia, move home to help with family responsibilities and have their three children grow up amidst the rituals that had defined his family for five generations….
The publicity push has already commenced and Little Way has been critically well-received. The book is going to make a mint. It will, I predict, be passed around churches and bought in bulk for book clubs. I wouldn't be surprised if Dreher ends up promoting the book on Oprah; he's a decent writer, the story is assuredly compelling and he comes off as a reasonable sort.
Crucially, Dreher has (to employ a theologically inappropriate term from Law & Order) a rabbi in David Brooks. In late 2011, Brooks declared Dreher "one of the country's most interesting bloggers" and "part of a communitarian conservative tradition that goes back to thinkers like Russell Kirk and Robert Nisbet." And last year, Brooks placed Dreher among the conservatives of the future, who "tend to be suspicious of bigness: big corporations, big government, a big military, concentrated power and concentrated wealth."
As it happens, I find most of this ("big government" crack excepted) thoroughly agreeable. It would be a wonderful thing indeed if Dreher were the type of level-headed conservative Brooks describes. But, alas, as Dreher expert Roy Edroso has patiently explained, he is not. Brooks ignores the side of Dreher that has nothing in common with Reihan Salam, Megan McArdle and Tyler Cowen — his pernicious social conservatism. In particular, homosexuality in general and gay rights in particular are longtime obsessions of Dreher's. His writings in this area betray a belief that, one would hope, is not of a piece with the conservatism of the future.
Prospective readers, particularly gay readers and their allies, ought to know that the man to whom they might fork over their hard-earned cash is not in their corner and has made them a target of an astonishing opprobrium. What follows is hardly a definitive review of Dreher's work concerning gays — he makes these arguments ad nauseum — but it is representative of his beliefs.
"Fully human." In 2009, Dreher worried that homosexuality might be "legitimized." Were that to happen, he wrote, that would "lock in, and on a legal front, to codify, a purely contractual, nihilistic view of human sexuality." He continued: "I believe this would be a profound distortion of what it means to be fully human."
"Death of the soul." In the same post, Dreher says that "failing to live by Christian sexual morality" — i.e., being gay — "contributes to the debasement of one's character, and the death of the soul."
"Homosexuality = alcoholism.""Let's assume, as I believe most people do, that homosexuality is not a choice," Dreher wrote. "Given that premise, is it an immutable, morally neutral condition (like race)? Or is it an immutable, morally deficient condition (like alcoholism) that can be accomodated [sic] to some degree by law and custom, but which has no civil rights claims?" He continued: "The view of gay rights activists and their supporters is the first option; the view of traditional religious believers" — among whom Mr. Dreher counts himself — "is the second."
"Purpose-driven hissy fit." When it was announced that Rick Warren, a noted opponent of gays and gay rights, would speak at Barack Obama's first presidential inauguration, activists recoiled. "The narcissism of some gays really knows no bounds," responded Dreher, who accused activists of living in a "spiteful little bubble."
"Repulsive." In July 2006, after George Michael was accused of engaging in anonymous public sex, Dreher used the incident to tar gays at large. "[W]hat are the rest of us supposed to think," he asked, "about gay male culture, and the degree to which it self-defines according to behavior that most people rightly find repulsive?" It should go without saying Dreher produced no evidence that gays "self-define" according to enthusiasm for sex in public places any more, or less, than straights.
"Moral order." Commenting on a story about the near-slaughter of a Texas family, Dreher said what was really shocking was the presence of bisexuals in the small town: "From my point of view, both [murder and bisexuality] are violations of the moral order."
"Hetero activities." In 2007, an Australian hotel catering to gays won the right to exclude straights and women. Dreher, riffing on the story, wondered why it wasn't okay for gays to be similarly shut out. When a reader complained, he replied that "there's an offensive inconsistency of gays demanding full access to hetero activities/places (to the point of filing a lawsuit), while also demanding the right to exclude heteros from gay activities/places[.]" Edroso saw the absurdity in Dreher's argument, noting, "Similarly, it's offensively inconsistent for women to demand full access to male preserves — such as barrooms, political clubs, and many other organizations were, once upon a time — while also demanding the right to all-chick domains such as Curves Fitness Centers, ladies' rooms, etc, from which hiding places they no doubt plot man-bashing jihad!"
"Gay McCarthyism." In 2000, Dr. Laura Schlessinger sought to parlay her success in radio into a syndicated talk show and was met with opposition from the gay community, offended by her description of homosexuality as "a biological error that inhibits you from relating normally to the opposite sex" and "deviant behavior, a dysfunctional behavior." The resulting were denounced by Dreher as "gay McCarthyism" (a particularly odious label because Joseph McCarthy went after homosexuals), "the death of free speech" and "un-American."
To be sure, relative to the late Jerry Falwell or Jesse Helms or the still-breathing Tony Perkins, Rod Dreher's distaste for gays is subtle. You will not catch him publically tossing around faggot or queer. But the intolerance is very real, and the purpose seems to be always to undercut homosexuals. There isn't another way to interpret Dreher's belief that gays are less than "fully human," that being gay means "the death of the soul," that homosexuality is synonymous with alcoholism, and that bisexuality is a "violation of the moral order." Just keep that in mind over the coming months as Dreher continues his media blitz. He is not a nice guy.
Elon Green is a contributing writer at Salon, covering media and politics.More Elon Green.
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