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- Studio: Warner Bros. Pictures
- Release Date: Dec 14, 2012
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Universal acclaim- based on 2252 Ratings
User score distribution:
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Mixed: 131 out of 2252
Negative: 139 out of 2252
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Mar 4, 2014It drags quite considerably, but technically and musically, it's just great. Full to the brim with nostalgic scenes and references and an unsurprisingly great Freeman as the Hobbit. Not as grand and heartfelt overall as the LOTR series, but I felt the same with that first installment too, so here's hoping it improves!
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Feb 14, 2014Peter Jackson's new take on the Lord of the Rings like always contains vivid scenes of animation but fails to make the film anymore than a simple adventure story.
Feb 2, 2014It's enjoyable, passable narratively, but sensational visually in re-authenticating middle earth and a contradicted expanded universe. However I don't quite feel it since I haven't seen enough to encompass the bewilderness of this adventure. What lets 'An unexpected Journey' remain simply satisfactory enertainment and not great is that it's a half hour too long and poorly cut.
Jan 15, 2014One of the uglier and more bewildering films of our time. I actually laughed when I realized Bilbo's ring-vision actually looks more real than the phoney, almost fully C.G. 'regular' world. Martin Freeman looks visibly uneasy to be in the film during every single, cartoonish scene of this calamity. Peter Jackson should have been put in charge of the J.R.R. Tolkien Theme Park, not the films.
Jan 15, 2014It's like Jackson just took a giant bucket of C.G.I., a giant bucket of terrible editing, a giant bucket of terrible dubbing and a giant bucket of incoherency and dumped them all over an awful movie.
Jan 7, 2014It's definitely not at the level of Lord of the Rings, and I"ll admit, there are some lines that I laughed at that I probably wasn't supposed to, but it was still entertaining. It was well-written, and the fact that it's more "childish" than LOTR is just because that's how the books went as well.
Jan 6, 2014Ugh!
As good a job as Peter Jackson did with the rings, I simply cannot believe he is destroying The Hobbit. The Hobbit is the introductory book to the world of Tolkein and he is crapping all over it. This is, however, the best Harry Potter movie to date! -
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Jan 5, 2014I can't rate this any higher than a 6. The film is deviating from the book just a bit too much for me to enjoy it. For those of you that enjoy a good action movie set in Middle Earth, this is for you. If you care about the lore and any backstory whatsoever, don't watch it as it has too many details that aren't supposed to be there.
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Dec 23, 2013An Unexpected Journey is an overlong film, which seems to buckle under its own weight. The journey is beautifully imagined, but no so beautifully realized. There is some of the Middle-earth magic we have come to love (Riddles in the Dark), but it mostly falls flat.
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Dec 13, 2013The first installment of the Hobbit franchise spends a lot of time laying its foundations then uses it to create an immersive experience for its audience.
Dec 13, 2013A very nice movie with a great epic battle,a cast of different characters and a lot of lighthearted and funny scenes.I watched it because every friend of mine told me that it was better than the Lord of the Rings and they were right.This movie is way better than the Lord of the Rings trilogy.
Dec 13, 2013The Film was good, not amazingly spectacularly great, the films rather boring in parts yet overall is fun and entertaining, i love the new characters for example the dwafs and seeing the adventure of Bilbo giving us the viewer a better understanding of how he come in position of the ring
8/10, probably more like a 7 but im too lazy, then again i did write a review -
Dec 12, 2013Peter Jackson combine with j r tollkien makes a very good imaginative partnership though un expected journey is the first chapter before Lord of the rings to tollkien fans the movie brings far more imagination in the middle earth
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Dec 6, 2013Perhaps not as breathtaking as the "Lord of the Rings" trilogy, but "The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey" is still an exciting and adventurous journey that you will embark on. It's an elegantly shot film and the use of 3D is brilliant. It really makes us forget that we're watching a movie, as though we, ourselves, are part of this unexpected journey.
Dec 3, 2013Perfect movie. The cast was awesome, the dwarves were hilarious, Thorin was awesome, the fight scenes were intense, and the ending was emotionally satisfying. It wasn't slow or boring at all. All in all, this was an amazing, entertaining, funny, exciting film. Great job, Peter Jackson!
Nov 30, 2013The Hobbit is extremely disappointing coming from a director who has accomplished so much, and knows the material so well. It is still has great moments, and for the most part is easy going adventure to watch, but come on.
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Nov 9, 2013The problem with 'The Hobbit' is that he tries to show an epic movie with the passing of the minutes, but forgets that not strong enough for that and reveals nothing less than purely commercial.
Nov 2, 2013It starts out slow with some story telling, but don`t give up on it cause it picks up, and takes you into the adventure you probably expected.The thing is when I ask myself if I was really amazed, the answer is no for the most part, but it was a good watch.
Oct 30, 2013A perfect recreation of the Tolkien's world. It's excelent in all the aspects: direction, interpretation, script, soundtrack, etc. And the "guess game" with Bilbo and Gollum is a masterpiece.
Oct 27, 2013altought it isn´t in the level of the lord of the rings trilogy,it is still a good film,for an prequel this movie have a great story,the special effects are great and it can be a revolution just like the lord of the rings were.
Oct 23, 2013The brilliant settings and action spectacles of "An Unexpected Journey" do not make up for its lack of characterization, thematic unity, and emotional force. From the protagonist, the plot demands a sense of initial self-alienation which should eventually lead to the recovery of the self in others; while present, this seemed more like an afterthought than something gluing the film together.
Oct 14, 2013
Oct 6, 2013You can see its high production right away but this first part of the story was kinda boring I mean there is not that much going on and the dwarfs have no personality or depth to them (was it really necessary to put that many dwarfs in the movie?). Well I hope the next part is better.
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Aug 31, 2013Epic!!! I have to say that I liked it more than The Lord Of The Rings. Actually, I prefer Bilbo. Frodo was not as good as his father. I am waiting like crazy for the next chapter of the trilogy.
Aug 26, 2013This movie is a snooze fest. I fell asleep, that was how absolutely boring that movie was. It is three hours of a hobbit traveling around magical fairy land. Boring.
Aug 18, 2013Being a fan is irrelevant. There is nothing about this movie that doesn't excite anyone. The script was well-written, humorous and fresh. The movie was visually pleasing. The characters were interesting and unique. The soundtrack brought tears to my eyes. Again, there is nothing not to love. Everything Peter Jackson touches turns to gold, in the form of an Oscar!
Aug 1, 2013A very well done adaption of a classic book. Not as good as LOTR but still very enjoyable, Although it may be a little to childish for some people, But I personally can't wait for the sequels.
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Jul 24, 2013This movie is exiting as well as action-packed. It does take around 30-40 minutes for the adventure to actually begin which can be annoying. However it is worth the wait as the "unexpected journey" is great and worth watching. This movie doesn't exactly follow the book but I would still recommend it to fans of the book
Jul 22, 2013Bilbo definitibamente es poco entretenido y algo estupido a una excepcion la pelicula guarda exclentes efectos y la originalidad al 100 sin embargo solo BLA BLA BLA Y ganas de ZZZzzzzz
Jul 21, 2013Boring, not funny, and plain too long, this is a departure from the well loved franchise and an insult as it only serves to appeal to a younger audience and those who favor 3-D. With absolutely no real effects as CG takes over, it almost becomes painful to think this comes from the flagship franchise that earned 30 Oscar nominations.
Jul 21, 2013Fails to capture the epicness of the Trilogy. Also, way too much CGI. What happened? Why is everything CGI in this movie? Im not too excited about the other two now. I just love the Trilogy so much.
Jul 18, 2013The Hobbit does suffer from some pretty severe pacing issues, but (apart from its opening 45 minutes) is a gripping and welcome return to middle earth, that will definitely improve as we adjust to the new tone and feel of 'The Hobbit.'
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Jul 13, 2013Wow..........my expectations weren't high enough and honestly i was little scared that it will come out pale repetition of the Lord of The Rings....i enjoyed every second of it and looking forward for the next one....
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Jun 29, 2013Exciting film with good action and acting, however, parts of the storyline seem pointless and I think the film drags more than it needs too. As a Lord of the Rings fan I was let down a bit by this film, but definitely worth a watch.
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Jun 13, 2013What am I a child? I wasted my time watching this pile of junk that was neither interesting or entertaining. Since I was a fan of LOTR I expected Jackson to deliver. A waste of money it was to sit through this stupid cartoon-ish looking movie.
Jun 11, 2013This film was epic. I liked it much more than the first Lord of the rings and Peter Jackson did a great job in this one. Great photography and make-up. Should have won that oscar. You will like it if you liked the trilogy of The Lord of the rings
Jun 7, 2013
Jun 7, 2013People my hate me but i loved this film much more than lord of the rings. If you loved lord of the rings and haven't seen the hobbit yet please give it ago because its awesome!
Jun 6, 2013This review contains spoilers, click expand to view.
Jun 6, 2013Do NOT compare this film to LOTR. It is entirely a different story and a different meaning. LOTR is about the ultimate Good vs. Evil Battle. This is a journey that isn't as severe. This film excels. Peter Jackson's long awaited return to Middle Earth does not disappoint.
Jun 4, 2013"While not offering much to the beloved fans. The Hobbit is quite the journey indeed. I enjoyed my endevours with our lovable gang. It has some intense moments but the true fact is a 200 page book does not quite add up to a 2hr and 46min running time." B
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May 31, 2013Way too many gravity defying Disney moments, breaks any immersion film could of had. It's simply over the top and way too cheesy, Middle earth probably has low gravity or something...
May 27, 2013This review contains spoilers, click expand to view.
May 23, 2013Hobbit is a very interesting and enjoyable film from start till end and any Lord of the ring fan would not want to miss this charming and mesmerizing journey.
May 21, 2013Another great job for Peter Jackson, his managed to give The Hobbit charm of LOTR, great storytelling that fits perfectly to one of the best trilogy of all time! The only my problem with it how they portrayed Radagast! Overall it's must own
May 19, 2013
May 19, 2013As a big Tolkien fan and LOTR movie fan, I felt betrayed after leaving the movie theater. The moment I heard Del Torro was going to direct it, I was a bit disappointed. And it felt good to know that in the end Peter Jackson was going to direct it. Now that I think of it, I'm sure it would have been a better idea to let Del Torro direct it....
May 16, 2013the best lord of the rings
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May 11, 2013I was quite weary beforehand knowing that it would be a trilogy. However, all the narrative threats tie together and is pertinent to the wider middle-earth mythos. The vsiual and sound quality is top notch, and the active above reproach. It has neatly set up the story for the next installments and I am definitely looking forward to it.
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May 4, 2013Why make a story, that could be perfectly told in 90min last twice the time for part 1? I loved the book but the movie felt like a waste of time. Too much stretching, too much nonsense beside the main plot. I'll pass on the next movies. The only real bright spot: Gollum what an awesome performance!
May 4, 2013This movie was just horrible! I loved the Lord of the Rings movies, but this left me with a feeling of a quick cash grab and the more childish tone of the movie did not appeal to me..
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Apr 30, 2013I really have enjoyed the LOTR movies; having read the books first though, I can't offer more than a 7. It's a good adaptation, but some add-ons are kinda meh while some things left out are making me go The Heck??? All in all, a decent movie, but if you have to have it right, be ready for some weird crap.
Apr 29, 2013Not as good as any of The Lord of the Rings movies but still a lot of fun. If you go in comparing this film to The Lord of the Rings films it's about a 6 but as a stand alone it deserves an 8.
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Apr 21, 2013Yes, this film can be very cheesy at times, but it has some of the most honest emotion and most blatant adventuring that I have seen from a film in a LONG time.
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My first thought in watching The Hobbit was: Do we really need this movie? It was my last thought, too.
In this fitfully engaging, but often patience-straining preamble to Hobbit adventures to come, there is one transporting 10 minutes of screen time. It happens when Bilbo meets the freakish, ring-obsessed creature Gollum.
It's a bloated, shockingly tedious trudge that manages to look both overproduced and unforgivably cheesy.

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SGHP is probably my favorite shoulder/trap workout. i read it in an article roughly a month ago and it made a huge difference to my workouts.
Yeah, same here. I've been looking for a good alternative to the traditional trap exercises, such as upright rows and shrugs, and this filled the need.
Not my fav article and I will be keeping my shrugs lol
Ya I am still going to do shrugs. Usually do mine with dumbbells with a 3 second flex at the top anyway. Think the article was talking more about barbell shrugs where people are lifting with their ego.
My traps have grown a lot since implementing DB shrugs into my routine. No way I'm losing them. I agree with poster above. I think this article is referring to barbell shrugs, which I've never got much out of.
I don't hate shrugs but Farmer's Carry > shrugs of any kind.
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A few years ago I read of this exercise as an alternative to shrugs and I can feel much more of the traps working using this technique rather than a shrug.
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Depends on who the new GM will be and what he thinks about Rex. If the new GM doesnt see Rex lasting past next season then I dont think you will see a defensive player who fits Rex's specific system picked. I think they look at O line and hope maybe a Lewan slips down to them.
I believe the Jets have their full number of picks.
Priorities, by round:
QB (even IF they keep Sanchez)
TE (Keller stinks)
LB (versatile one)
Not enough slots to fill all needs - another S, another RB, FB.
CB is set if Revis is ok. WR is not bad at all if Holmes is back along with Edwards and Kerley.
All in the team's culture. One hopefully without Rex if Woody has the courage to pay out the contract.
That's crazy. Okay let take a CB, a center, or a dlineman. You also don't pick safety, FB, OG, that high in the 1st round. Basically QB, LT, and edge rushers are much more important than the other spots. There are no QBs available this year and there are a lot of good edge rushers. Do the math. BPA works in later rounds, and we do have a good idea of the players that will be available.
Nah, even with the worst possible QB play, Rex's defense gets you at least 6 wins. Especially with Revis coming back.
And I would absolutely not draft a guard in the first round. You have to cheap out at some positions and our offensive line was pretty solid this year regardless of what some people think. PFF clearly had that as the case and they have no bias.
Needs are absolutely:
1. QB - Not a lot here, but the way I look at it is that there will be at least one good starting QB coming out of this draft, so we have to find that guy
2. OLB - Pass rusher from the outside is huge. With Coples and Wilkerson, we have two great guys on the inside.
3. Skill position outside of RB.
Must take an offensive player in the first two rounds.
Sure an OLB would help but the defense is serviceable. The offense is putrid and needs a lot more help. We need to take offensive players ONLY.
I really think a good qb, along with playcalling would improve the caliber of the offensive players immensely. Sanchez is horrible at making adjustments, and teams have figured that out so they constantly blitz us from the outside where Mangold can't see. I hope we get Matt Moore, and draft that good starting QB later in the draft.
OL or 34 OLB/43 DE. Depends on who's the BPA at those positions when we're on the block.
This line of thinking gets you 2nd tier players in the long run. You try and match need with value but to ignore value for need means that 3 years from now you look at Demarcus Ware being a terror as you rationalize your troy williamson pick.
I think we all agree we need offensive help and a person can slant the draft that way but the 1st two rounds should be where need meets best player.
The offense is bad because we have no QB. You can't just need a good QB so then there is one available. An edge rusher makes the defense great again. I wish there was a great QB to take. I would say move heaven and earth to trade up to get him, but there just isn't one.
Both Moore and Slauson are set to hit the market and Howard is mediocre at best.
A guy like Warmack is basically a guaranteed stud and an ever better OG prospect than DeCastro was last year.
If Damontre Moore and Jarvis Jones are off the board, I'm not reaching for an OLB if the value isn't there.
I'd personally rather have Warmack in Round 1 and someone like Brandon Jenkins in Round 2 instead of someone like Jordan or Mingo in the 1st.
It's not JUST the QB. The offense is devoid of talent across the board. Whomever will be playing QB for the Jets next season, and into the future, will need talent to succeed.
You make it seem like just because there isn't a QB to take at 9 it's simply not worth making the offense better.
At some point we're going to need a quality QB to win and that QB is going to need weapons.
I think it has to be offense, likely even offense in the first 3 picks. Specifically, we need skill position players on offense. With that being said, I think it is o-line with pick 1 and then the skill positions with picks 2/3
If the BPA at # 9 is a FB you take him
If the BPA at # 9 is a OG you take him.
You do not take a QB at #9 if he grades out at low 1st round because its a bigger position of need or is "more important" position.
I agree that OLB is a bigger position of need. But you dont take an OLB at #9 if you have an OG who grades higher and is a safer pick whos likely to play at a Pro Bowl level year in and year out
Every year there is a Decastro like prospect that people drool over and he comes in and may be good but is not lights out. Neither Moore nor Slauson have been world beaters the last few years but have been serviceable. no way i use a high pick on a RT.
I simply don't think that at 9 that a non LT will be the best player there for us. Hey I'm all for having a strong oline but we have enough holes on this team that I can't see oline being above other ones for a top 10 pick.
If we traded down I would not be opposed to using our 1st pick in the draft on an olineman.
Scott Wright rated him #3 ei., http://www.draftcountdown.com/sub/Rankings.php
Usually they end up in the second round but this guy seems to be the exception.


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This is a transcript of Warren Buffett's live appearance on CNBC's Squawk Box on Monday, May 7, 2012.
Announcer: This weekend Warren Buffett faced tens of thousands of Berkshire Hathaway shareholders. Today he faces SQUAWK BOX. Plus, in depth conversations with Berkshire board members Charlie Munger and Bill Gates. This is a special presentation of SQUAWK BOX live from the Hollywood Diner just outside Omaha.
BECKY QUICK: Good morning, everyone. Welcome to "Squawk Box" here on CNBC. I'm Becky Quick along with Joe Kernen and Andrew Ross Sorkin. And today we have a very special Squawk newsmaker with us, Warren Buffett. He is the Berkshire Hathaway chairman and CEO, and he's going to be joining us for the next three hours. He is ready to offer his take on the US markets, European elections, the global economy, and much more.
But first, before we get to all that, let's bring you up to speed on the overnight market headlines, and for that we get over to Andrew.
Andrew, good morning.
ANDREW ROSS SORKIN: Hey, Becky, good morning.
ANDREW: Becks.
BECKY: All right, Andrew, thank you very much. By the way, congratulations on making it back last night. I know that wasn't easy.
ANDREW: It was a tough flight. It was a tough flight. But it's good to be back, and it was good to be with you and Warren over the weekend.
BECKY: It was. It was great seeing you here. We're going to talk about a lot of things this morning, but obviously with so much of the global market turmoil, there couldn't be a better day to be joined for three hours by the world's most successful investor. Warren Buffett is here, got up extra early with us because, of course, out here it's only 5 AM.
Warren, thanks for getting up early, first of all.
BUFFETT: We've got to start this earlier.
BECKY: You saw what happened overnight.
BUFFETT: Yeah.
BECKY: Based on the elections in Europe over the weekend, what do you think about what's happening right now with the global market sell-off?
BUFFETT: Well, it really doesn't make any difference to us. We were buying stocks on Friday, and we'll buy the same stocks today, and we'll buy them a little cheaper. So I never complain about buying things cheaper.
BECKY: You were buying stocks on Friday. You said stocks, multiple. This is not just one issue that you're in to?
BUFFETT: Well, just two.
BECKY: There's two stocks that you're buying?
BUFFETT: Yeah.
BECKY: Are these U.S. stocks?
BUFFETT: Yes.
BECKY: Are these— a little— a little bit further.
BUFFETT: I think you've exhausted your...
BECKY: What I'm going to get out of you on this? But you had two stocks that you were buying. Are these issues you've been looking at for a long time?
BUFFETT: It's issues, issues we already own.
BECKY: OK. So you're adding to your positions.
BUFFETT: Yeah.
BECKY: And you'll buy more today based on this sell-off?
BUFFETT: Yeah. We— the lower they go, the more we like it.
BECKY: Obviously, though, what's happening right now in Europe is something that people have been looking at for a long time.
BUFFETT: Sure.
BECKY: You've been worried about the Euro for a long time as a result. And when you see this shift away from austerity and the pushback that's coming from the voters, what do you think it means for the future of Europe?
BUFFETT: It's going to be very, very difficult to resolve their problems. I mean, not only are there problems of having 17 countries, but you've got problems with getting the constituencies in those countries behind and coordinating in some way. So it's a really tough problem.
BECKY: Did you anticipate, just kind of as you thought things through, that the voters might swing this direction over time?
BUFFETT: I don't— it's not surprising. I mean, you tell people to tighten their belts and then you give them a chance to vote on it.
BECKY: Hm.
BUFFETT: It's the real problem of dealing with 17 countries, though, because even if you managed to sell the people on one or two or three countries on the fact that it's an advisable course of action, you really need 17 going in the same general direction. And if you're going to have a common monetary unit, you're going to have to have somewhat common fiscal policies as you go along.
BECKY: Right.
BUFFETT: And it's difficult.
BECKY: So right now we see what's happening and— we see what's happening and we get the fact that this is a bit of a sell-off, this is some trouble that comes along the way. I know it's really difficult to predict what happens, but if you look a little farther, if you try and look two, three years down the road, where do you think we wind up with Europe?
BUFFETT: Well, I really don't know the answer, but there's going to be— there'll be a lot more episodes. On the other hand, 10 or 20 years from now, Europe will be producing more goods per capita. I mean, Europe is not going to go away. It's a huge market, people have lots of skills, you've got lots of— you've got factories, you've got wonderful companies over there. So it isn't like it's the end of the world, but it can be one very messy process in getting from here to there. We will get to there.
BECKY: What does it do in relationships to the United States? We talked to a lot of people this weekend, including Bill Gates, who pointed out that the United States has not fixed its deficits or its problems. You know, you look at the euro and it's now at a three-month low. I think it was dropping and testing that 130 mark earlier this morning.
BUFFETT: Right.
BECKY: The United States looks like a stronger place, at least the Treasurys have a little safer, but how long can that continue?
BUFFETT: I think it'll continue a long time. The United States is on a different path, and we addressed the problems of our banks three years ago very decisively, and we put lots of capital in them, and they've retained lots of capital, and they've cleaned out a significant percentage of their bad loans. So we have a whole different banking system in the United States, plus we have our own currency. And being able to issue all of your debt in your own currency is just an entirely different game than having to issue it in some other currency.
BECKY: The ECB has figured out a way to extend its balance sheet, though, with the LTRO. Do you expect more fiscal easing— more monetary easing policy to come from them?
BUFFETT: Well, a trillion is not— a trillion euros isn't bad. I mean, they had a— they really had a funding scare, whatever it was, five or six months ago, and the banks there, they're in weak capital positions in many cases. They're— in many cases they're loaded with sovereign bonds that market to market don't make them look very good. And so they have— they had a big funding problem coming up, and the ECB stepped in and they stepped in in a very major way and they stepped in with three-year paper. So you have to congratulate the ECB on heading off that particular kind of a funding crisis. But the problems haven't been solved with the banks over there. The liquidity problems have been solved, the funding problems, but the— they need more capital and they've been very reluctant to raise capital. I mean, you have not since the banks over there raise capital. You had one in Italy that did it, but they've got a— they've got a lot of problems. I want to emphasize they'll solve them.
BECKY: Right.
BUFFETT: But not necessarily without a lot of pain.
BECKY: Well, and that's where the politics get awfully ugly.
BUFFETT: Yeah, that's where...
BECKY: In Greece, for this election over the weekend, you actually saw 20 neo-Nazi candidates who came into power. That's the first time that's happened since 1974 when the military dictatorship fell there. And I guess you've seen a lot of things like this before. Does this worry you as you start to see this turn politically?
BUFFETT: There are a lot of things that worry me in the world, but I also believe that they get resolved. But asking people to vote for pain, you know, is not necessarily a winning political slogan. We're not going to have two candidates in this country that are going to ask people to vote for pain. And it can be done under certain circumstances. I mean, obviously, in a time like World War II, people really voted to restrict their own consumption and activities, all kinds of things. But it's not an easy job, and it's particularly not an easy job to get a number of countries to do it. And they always point at the other guy and say, `He's getting a better deal than we are,' and that sort of thing.
BECKY: Right. I know Joe and Andrew have some questions from back in the studio, too. Guys:
JOE KERNEN: Questions and comments, I guess.
BUFFETT: Not that— that's a surprise, Joe.
JOE: Yeah. It just— I guess the whole structure of the EU and the common currency without the fiscal coordination, I guess I didn't think it through enough to see how it's actually going to work when this happens. You're really talking about the southern countries that have sort of lived beyond their means, saying, `No, I won't accept— even though we're broke, I won't accept austerity, and I want Germany to keep funding my lifestyle.' And you're expecting the Germans who have, you know, they had their own trouble when they had to bring in, you know, Eastern Europe, and they went through a lot of austerity themselves. And they've worked hard, and they finally get their day in the sun where things are going well and you've got an entire southern region asking them to fund their lifestyle. What would normally happen, Warren, I think, is that you can't get people to accept austerity, so you devalue your currency, and de facto their buying power goes down, and they sort of have to accept it because that's the way it works.
BUFFETT: Yeah.
JOE: And then you have better exports and seeing— and without being able to do that, I don't see how this finally works. But I don't see, you know, when France goes, `Nonny, nonny, nonny, we're going to elect a socialist and not accept austerity, and we want Germany to keep, you know, keep paying for everything,' it just— I'm watching it happen, and I'm trying to think of the— what we could— how it would work here. I know that we've got some poor states that the federal government, you know, has to subsidize more than some of the other states, but we just don't feel that way here in this country. They have not accomplished the United States of Europe, and they're nowhere near there.
BUFFETT: Well, you should've told them that 15 years ago, Joe, because you've given an analysis of the problem, and they do not have an answer for you.
JOE: I mean, I don't— I really— and we talked beforehand, Andrew says he's been worried about it for a while— but short of this just not working and just sort of accepting defeat, I don't know how this really looks. I don't see how— I don't know what the next step is in terms of whether someone— don't you think it's time for Greece, maybe, to exit the euro?
ANDREW: They might have to ultimately exit the euro.
JOE: Well, everybody might have to ultimately exit.
ANDREW: Well, look, that's what I've been saying. I said the second you get Hollande in there, the relationship with Merkel, it's going to be very difficult. My question for you, Warren, this morning is, is there any company that you've been keeping an eye on in Europe or anything in Europe that you would actually invest in today given what's happening?
BUFFETT: Well, we bought outright a Dutch company late last week, so you know, Europe isn't going away. But everything that Joe said is 100 percent correct, and no one knows the answer to the points that he— that he laid out. But that doesn't stop us from buying a good business over there. I— if I got a call today on some major company in Europe that I understood and that I knew had good products and a good future, we'd buy it. Now, we don't— we take into account what's going on over there, but we buy it.
ANDREW: I mean, I...
BECKY: What would happen, though? Oh, go ahead, Andrew.
JOE: No, I'd just be embarrassed if I were the French, you know. It would be like going back to my parents again and again and again and asking for money. Eventually my pride would stop me from— you know, the proud French— but they can't live the way they've been living, and yet they're still straight-faced going back to the Germans, saying, `We're not— we're not going to cut. We're going to continue...' Because there's not enough millionaires, are there, Warren, to tax at 75 percent to pay for the 56 percent of GDP that goes for the government? There's not enough people there to do that.
BUFFETT: But, Joe, if you were an impecunious nephew and you had a rich uncle and he doled some things out to you before, I'm not sure you'd be too embarrassed to go back to him...
JOE: Yes.
BUFFETT: ...if you thought you could get a little more.
JOE: You just— you would just— Warren, we had a 2.2 percent GDP, too, which was slowing and— for whatever reason. Then we had the employment report where I think over the weekend it looked more negative to me. The more I read, the more negative it looked as people gave up on looking for the— there's no way that what's happening over there can possibly be seen as anything but a negative for our numbers. Maybe it doesn't take— maybe it doesn't take a material amount off the GDP, but it's certainly not going to add to GDP by force here, will it?
BUFFETT: Well, I think you're probably right on that. But we don't buy stocks or businesses based on the outlook for the next three months or six months.
JOE: Yeah.
BUFFETT: I bought my first stock in the— in the spring of 1942 when I was 11 years old. And, at that point, we were losing the war of the Pacific to the Japanese. And, I mean, if you read the headlines every day, it would be kind of fun to go back and look at the headlines on the day I bought my first stock because, you know, things were looking terrible until the battle of Midway, and I bought in a few months before that. So I think it's a terrible mistake. I think the worst mistake you can make in stocks is to— is to buy based on— to buy or sell based on current headlines.
JOE: Mm-hmm.
ANDREW: Hey, Warren, in the great debate between austerity and stimulus, and it may be almost unfair to frame it that way because we probably need a combination of both, how do you think about this issue when you look at what's happening in Europe and you look at this debate, which by the way, is a debate that's happening here?
BUFFETT: Yeah. I think actually, you know, nobody knows because you can't run controlled experiments, but actually I think we've handled it pretty well here and much better, I might say, than the Europeans, but we've had an easier way to handle it than the Europeans. So if we'd had their structure, who knows what would happen. But because we've had a structure where if the Fed and the Treasury and the government basically said, `We've got the will and the ability to give this country a jolt on the way back,' we can follow the policies we set out to follow. And we have had stimulus from the word go in the fall of 2008. We only call that particular bill, in fact, we didn't even call that a stimulus bill because the term got unpopular. But we've had continued stimulus. Anytime you're spending 7 or 8 or 9 percent more of GDP than you're taking in as a government, that is huge stimulus by any Keynesian definition. I don't care whether you call it stimulus or you call it anti-stimulus, it's stimulus when the government is spending way more than it's taking in. And we have stimulus right today. I mean, we are— we are running on at whatever it may be 8 percent of GDP as a deficit and Keynes is probably cheering up in heaven.
BECKY: Yeah, but the other side is saying it's too much.
BUFFETT: Well, we're going to have an argument about it, and we'll have a lot of argument about it between now and Election Day. But I would say overall that the policies we've followed since really the great crash of 2008 have been pretty darn good. I mean, I— you know, it'd be nicer if GDP were galloping maybe at 4 percent or 5 percent, but we have had a— we have had a, completely, a resuscitation of the buyability of the— of the banking system. We've had, all cases except residential construction, we have had the economy come back in a very significant way. And month by month, it gets better and we've got all these businesses. And again, with the exception of residential construction, most of them are having record earnings. The big ones are all having record earnings. We're employing more people, but not at any galloping pace.
BECKY: Maybe we can talk a little bit more about that after this quick break, but maybe this idea of how to you get back to 4 to 5 percent growth, and can the U.S. do it?
BUFFETT: Mm-hmm.
BECKY: OK. Joe, we'll send it back over to you, but that's something we can get to right after this.
JOE: All right. I like— does Warren think civilized people don't invest in gold?
BECKY: Ah, Charlie's...
JOE: Charlie thinks that.
BECKY: Yeah, Charlie Munger's comments over the weekend.
JOE: I know.
BECKY: Yeah.
JOE: Does Warren think it, too? I mean, I just— it's such a great quote, and I love when the— I mean, the gold bugs. We usually dance around the whole discussion about— and Warren in the past has talked— he'd rather own all the farmland or whatever than gold, but that was a real— that was throwing down the gauntlet after all the gold bugs. Classic. I love arguing and I love, you know, stirring things up. And that must've really gotten him. No one wants to be called the boorish...
BUFFETT: Charlie makes me look mealy...
JOE: Yeah.
BUFFETT: Charlie makes me look mealy-mouthed.
JOE: I know. Civilized people don't buy gold. Anyway, coming up, gold is traditionally a safe haven investment in times of geopolitical uncertainty. So why does Berkshire Hathaway director and Microsoft chairman Bill Gates shy away from it? Maybe he thinks it's uncivilized, too. We're going to find out when SQUAWK BOX returns live from the Hollywood Diner, which is just outside, it says here, I'm not going to read that, but it's somewhere out there. Anyway, we'll be back in a second.
BECKY: Yeah, you were talking a little bit about gold prices, obviously. That's something— yeah, OK, it's down about four bucks, 1641. Obviously, it's a huge question people have asked as we've seen a big, big run-up in gold over the last four years or so. And that's something that was definitely talked about this weekend here at Berkshire. Joe just talked about Charlie Munger's comments that civilized people don't buy gold.
This weekend I also got the chance to sit down with Berkshire board member and Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates, and he's not a huge gold fan either. Listen in.
(Clip from Bill Gates interview)
BECKY: Gold today was something that both Charlie and Warren made pretty clear they're not a big fan of. What about you?
BILL GATES (Microsoft Chairman): Well, I'm certainly in that camp. The— historically, I did have some silver investments that— at a time Warren actually had some silver investments. He got out fairly quickly. You know, I stayed in and did very well on silver. But, you know, gold is a very tough one because it's so psychological, and if central banks or the IMF ever decided to take advantage— and I think countries need liquidity...
BECKY: Yeah.
GATES: ...you know, hey, there's an asset that's not doing anything for the citizens and then you— you know, because it's purely psychological it's not like people would say, `Oh, well, when it gets to $800 an ounce people will buy four times as much jewelry.' There's no— nothing that steps in as a buyer at any price. It's just purely `Oh, other people think it's— other people in the future will think it's worth more than it's worth today,' which, you know, if you think the world is scary and people are going to panic, I'm not saying that theory doesn't exist, but there is no floor if ever people got a view.
And you do— we had a invention session with some people recently— as this price gets high and you look at a 10-, 20-year time frame, the supply equation will change. And so the bulls have to offset the fact that they'll be quite a bit— not in the near term, but over a period of time— and these people are claiming that they can predict, you know, gold prices out into the future, which certainly with equities you can feel like you can. Well, there you have to understand the innovations in digital mining techniques or some new extraction techniques, which actually, I think, are pretty interesting and I doubt many people factor that in.
(End of clip)
BECKY: All right, we've never even talked about the supply picture, but he's talking about eventually being able to increase the supply of gold.
BUFFETT: Sure.
BECKY: You had a shareholder who asked you a question about gold over the weekend and your response was pretty interesting. Berkshire vs. gold. You want to talk about how that's performed over the years?
BUFFETT: Yeah, but we can go beyond that. But— certainly, when we took over Berkshire, Berkshire was selling at $15 a share and gold was selling at $20 an ounce. And then gold is now 1600 and Berkshire's 120,000. But you can take a broader example of that. If you— if you buy an ounce of gold today and you hold it 100 years, you can go to it every day and you could— you could coo to it and you can caress it and you can fondle it and 100 years from now you'll have one ounce of gold and it won't have done anything for you in between.


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Correspondent | May 04,2013CASTLETON Dump trucks, skidders, graders and plows are lining the parking lot at Castleton Elementary School today as the school hosts its first Truck Day.
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Weve had great community response, said event chairwoman Sue Day, adding that many people were quick to volunteer their vehicles.
The event is the first of its kind in the Castleton area. Day said Truck Day is a unique, fun and interactive experience for residents.
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What could be a better way to spend a beautiful spring day? she said.
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Where is the love around here for a S&W revolver?
The Model 19 is a K-frame. This is a .357 Magnum but will also fire a .38. S&W also included a 6" knife back in those days.. Just in case you fire 6 times and miss...
It's not a carry weapon, but it works well.
That was my very first handgun (4" barrel).
But yours are sporting, I would guess, aftermarket grips. Mine were factory with factory checkering.
With target loads, an exceedingly easy weapon to shoot well (both single action and double action.
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Moving clips around on a timeline is slow or sluggish when I have my timeline expanded to fill a monitor, when my timeline is reduced as in an adobe window preset the movement of clips is as expected, very responsive.
When I grab a clip on the timeline it turns to a ghosted clip (looks exactly as a normal clip but ghosted but still has clip name etc when moving around).
Our other suite has exactly the same software and almost identical hardware and when clips are grabbed on this machine with a large timeline the clips actually turn to a grey only ghost (with no clip details etc) and moving around is very fast and responsive.
Suite 1 with the issue:
MacPro 4.1 - MAC OSX 10.6.6 - GTX285 card - 16gigs DDR3 ECC ram
Suite 2 without the issue:
MacPro 3.1 - MAC OSX 10.6.6 - GTX285 card - 22gigs DDR2 - FB-DIMM ram
As mentioned both suites have identical software (all latest versions) and have been rebuilt from the ground up together on the same day.
We have gone through our settings in premiere together and all prefs etc are the same. We have identical timelines when testing.
Does anyone know of any setting anywhere else that may be causing this issue?
I"m wondering a bit about your storage? Could it be that one of the systems is playing of the main drive? Also, what codec are you using? Could you have rendered out an animation codec by mistake on the clip your testing?
Standard stuff to try would be
Hope this helps,
Hi Dennis,
Thanks for your input, just to let you know I have tried everything you mentioned before posting. I have an internal raid 0 array setup that gives well over 300mbs read/write. I have many tb's of space and more than enough ram and certainly don't run anything but software off my main drive
It is nothing to do with codecs or file types as this sluggish behaviour occurs even with a bars & tone clip generated from within.
I have contacted adobe and they are looking into it also. They tried on their systems and I think they have found the same issue. The remarkable thing as I mentioned in my original post was...
When I grab a clip on the timeline it turns to a ghosted clip (looks exactly as a normal clip but ghosted but still shows clip name etc in the ghosted instance when moving around).
Our other suite has exactly the same software and almost identical hardware and when clips are grabbed on this machine with a large timeline the clips actually turn to a grey only ghost (with no clip details etc) and moving around is very fast and responsive
Adobe said that when they move clips around it displays ghosted instances in the same way my system does.
So I am still a little perplexed with this issue.
In response to Pharther my cpu usage ranges from 90 to 100 % when moving basic clips around.
Cheers & Thanks
Also I posted this:
To clarify ... is seems to happen with all center and corner set points related to any video effects that are adjusted via keyframes. ( Motion )
The numbered index that can be controlled by a click-hold mouse command seems to work fine .. and doesn't product the same effect.
I have restarted, reloaded, re-edited .. and cleared the media cache.
The Activity Monitor lists 150% CPU use while this occurs.
PP is also unresponsive everywhere while the adjustment plays 'catch-up'.
Please inform me where to turn off the GPU.
I find no such option in Premiere.
I have the latest Nvidia driver.
The sluggish performance is not a Graphic Card issue .. as far as I can tell.
Very simple to reproduce every time:
1.) Add a video clip to a sequence.
2.) Choose effect "Motion".
3.) Highlight Motion effect to appear Center Set point.
4.) Mouse Click Hold Drag Center point back and forth. Watch it gag.
5.) Try Mouse Click Hold Drag on Position Index Numbers. No Problem.
The extremely long sluggish time due to frame set point movements are not effected if I toggle the Mercury Hardware // Software Playback either way .. and shouldn't have anything to do with the graphics card anyway, since it is fine when using the numbered set points index and the click/hold/drag.
Could you confirm this and send it up to the bug dept. It is definitely worthwhile to fix.
Also: It would be nice that ....
Adjusting the 'motion' frames should respond to the arrow keys ( or / as the numbered values should change ) ... such as in Photoshop.
This seems to be a inconsistency in common workflow between Adobe products.
Maybe if the was a way to customize the keyboard for this ....
The CS5 is a great suite .. I wish I was part of the design team to update certain features I am visualizing from being a 20 + year veteran of Adobe apps..
Thanks for your help.
Dennis here is a link to a video I made with the comparison between systems.
Just to re-iterate we have been operating with FCP and decided with my testing late last year to head down the premiere path, so... At the start of the year we rebuilt our systems from scratch.
We put on board all OS software and updated. We then cloned our systems so we had a clean backup with no other software on board.
We then put all other required components plus CS5 and updated and then cloned our systems at this point.
Problem exists at this point.
Hope video helps, I will provide the link via the support portal aswell.
Again the sluggishness is actually too-fast ... the mouse coordinates collected from holding the click down and dragging overrun the mouse buffer to the point where it freezes the movement trying to catch up.
The only solution is Adobe Tech. They need to address this in update and only in certain instances it is a problem. My guess is that they never will since their is probably no room for new code placement in the app.
I have solved my problem with a mouse. Not sure why that didn't fix yours ...
Just to let you know, we have 2 systems and have finally
found that it is something to do with monitor resolution and not with mouse.
The system I demonstrated in my video which worked fine suddenly had the slow instance movement
so after some testing we found that it only worked "as it should" when the timeline was
made full screen (with the " ~ " key) . When we reduce its size in the monitor gradually,
you can actually get to a point where movement becomes sluggish again.
My systems maximum monitor resolution is 1920 x 1080 and I can't reproduce this functionality / non functionality.
The other systems monitors resolution can go higher.
So in summary there seems to be a definate relashionship between monitor resolution and this annoying sluggish movement.
It would be great if someone else could confirm this with us.
Thanks Butch2oc, good find!
I can confirm this result. Instances on my 30" cinema display lag in the time line with a wired mouse, wacom intous4, and a logitech mx revolution. When the timeline is minimized to roughly 1/4 of the screen real estate, the problem goes away and does not exist with all three input devices. I use dual monitors, and was able to replicated the problem on my secondary display which has a display of 1920x1080, the lag reoccurs if the timeline window takes up more than 1/2 of the screen resolution. Please submit bug reports if anyone else can replicate this as well.


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Dr. L. Scott Mills is a Professor at the University of Montana (Wildlife Biology Program in the Department of Ecosystem and Conservation Sciences, College of Forestry and Conservation). His research across normally disparate scientific disciplines has led to key advances in applying ecological science to wildlife conservation, including new insights into how genetic variation affects persistence of wild species, new methods for non-invasive abundance estimation and monitoring of population trend, computational measures of the relative importance of various management actions to efficiently affect population growth rate of target species, and direct field measurements of how wildlife respond to climate change and other factors. His research species and systems range from marmots and coyotes in Olympic National Park, to endangered bighorn sheep in the California Sierra Nevada, to fruit bats in the Philippines, to snowshoe hares across North America, to snow leopards and tigers in the Himalayan kingdom of Bhutan.
Early in his career at University of Montana, Dr. Mills was awarded one of the most prestigious awards given by National Science Foundation to junior faculty: A Faculty Early Career Development award. Since then he has published over 90 scientific articles and has given over 100 professional presentations, including testimony to the U.S. Congress on the role of ethics in conservation science.
Dr. Mills was a 2009 John Simon Guggenheim Fellow. He has also served on invited committees for the National Science Foundation, National Park Service, National Forest Service, the International Whaling Commission and the National Marine Fisheries Service. He was a member of the Board of Governors for the Society of Conservation Biology, served on the Western Governor's Association Policy working group on Climate Change Effects on Wildlife, and was a Contributing author to the North America section of the Nobel-Prize winning report from the 2007 International Panel on Climate Change.
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PH.D., Biology
University of California, Santa Cruz Ph. D., Biology July 1993
Advisor: Michael Soulé
M.S., Wildlife Ecology
Utah State University, Logan M. S., Wildlife Ecology July 1987
Advisor: Fred Knowlton
B.S., Zoology
North Carolina State University, Raleigh B. S., Zoology May 1983
Wildlife Population Ecology (WILD 470) (Senior undergrads and beginning graduate students)
Advanced Applied Population Ecology (WILD 570) (Graduate)
General Ecology
Foundations of Wildlife Biology: Techniques and Core Concepts
Frontiers of Conservation Genetics (Graduate)
Conservation Biology (field course at Mountain Lake Biological Station, VA)
My research interests are in the area of applied population ecology. My students and I use population models and genetic tools, coupled with field experiments, to understand population and community-level effects of human stressors. I am also active in developing more efficient and rigorous approaches to population assessment, monitoring, and conservation decision-making.
Currently, much of my work focuses on projects in mountainous landscapes. I am heavily involved in helping to build local capacity for wildlife biology research in the Himalayan Kingdom of Bhutan, where two of my graduate students are using non-invasive genetic sampling and remote cameras to study snow leopards and tigers. We have a book coming out summer 2012 providing practical, 'how-to' overviews of wildlife research techniques in mountainous Asian landscapes.
In mountainous landscapes closer to home, my students and I have studied a number of species ranging from marmots in Olympic National Park confronting invasive coyotes, to Sierra Nevada bighorn sheep whose recovery we have helped guide with population models and genetic analyses, to small mammals along forest edges. I am also continuing my research on snowshoe hares that has been continuous since 1998. Having spent more than a decade understanding hare population dynamics and response to logging (and the powerful role of predation), my primary focus now is on whether hare camouflage can adapt to climate change. Hares change from brown to white seasonally to match their background, and are confronting the single largest signal of climate change in temperate regions: a reduction in duration of snow during winters. My research team is using a multi-disciplinary approach: from climate downscaling, to radiotelemetry and field studies, to gene expression and hormone assays. The goal is to understand how the seasonal coat color change happens, and whether the timing of coat color will be able to shift as the snow season shrinks.
Here are some popular media descriptions of my work:
Snowshoe Hare Chronicles -- our research lab blog
The Color of Bunny. High Country News, 2/6/2012
Tools that leave wildlife unbothered widen research horizons. New York Times, 3/10/2009
Hare Today, Gone Tomorrow? - The snowshoe hare may become a climate change poster child (VISION - The University of Montana)
The Case of the Climate-Challenged Hare
-- You Tube -- Research by Scott Mills, Professor of Wildlife Population Ecology
Broadly, my field is Wildlife Population Ecology.
But that doesn't capture half the fun!
Current graduate students:
Completed graduate students - PhD Degrees
Completed graduate students - M.S. Degrees:
Current Senior/Honors Thesis Projects
Past Undergrad Theses and Hall of Fame field and lab assistants
In preparation – 175 or so total students, 20 or so senior and Honor's thesis projects.
Philippine fruit bat work with Tammy Mildenstein (MS and PhD student); 1998-present.
New Zealand collaborative research / teaching exchange.
NSF-supported exchange with Univ. of Porto, Portugal.
Capacity building in Bhutan.
See the 5/6/07 New York Times article on our Program.
Conservation of Wildlife Populations: Demography, Genetics, and Management. 2007 (1st edition) and 2013 (2nd edition). Wiley /Blackwell Press.
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Foresman, K. R., L. S. Mills, and Phurba. 2010. Procedures for Implementing Small Mammal Inventories in Bhutan. Publication of Ugyen Wangchuck Institute for Conservation and the Environment, Bhutan.
Mills, L. S., Tshering, T., Wangchuk, T. editors. Wildlife research techniques in rugged mountainous asian landscapes. in final preparation for publication in bhutan. (summer 2011 target publication date)
Selected JOURNAL ARTICLES:
Mills, L. S., M. Zimova, J. Oyler, S. Running, J. Abatzoglou, and P. Lukacs. 2013. Camouflage mismatch in seasonal coat color due to decreased snow duration. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences 110:7360-7365. [widely covered by media, including Science News, 'Research Highlights' of Nature Climate Change, McClatchy Newspaper chain, Science Update]. ** See cover of April 30,2013 Issue of PNAS **
Witczuk, J., S. Pagacz, L. S. Mills. In Press. Disproportionate predation on endemic marmots by invasive coyotes. Journal of Mammalogy.
Newby, J. R., L. S. Mills, T. K. Ruth, D. H. Pletscher, M. S. Mitchell, H. B. Quigly, K. M. Murphy, and R. DeSimone. 2013. Human-caused mortality influences spatial population dynamics: pumas in landscapes with varying mortality risks. Biological Conservation. In Press.
Tempa, T., M. Hebblewhite, L. S. Mills, T. Wangchuk, N. Norbu, T. Wangchuk. 2012. Royal Manas National Park, Bhutan as a wild felid biodiversity hot spot. Oryx. In Press.


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