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Third Party Manufacturers / Re: Samsung NX-1 Review« on: Today at 10:45:33 AM »
Beats the Canon 7D II in fps, buffer depth and AF performance.
Fps, yes; buffer depth, yes; AF performance, how can you say that? A couple of vehicles traveling at constant speeds at distance has not been a test of any cameras AF for many years.
As far as AF is concerned, you are right ... my statement might be a bit premature. However, up to now I have not yet seen a 7D II AF test of a moving vehicle with 54 consecutive images perfectly in focus @ 150mm @f/2.8. If you are aware of such a test, please kindly provide the link.
Even if 7D II AF phase AF turns out to be somewhat better in real use ... I still find it remarkable how well the Samsung NX1 hybrid (on sensor) AF system has focussed in those 2 tests.
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Charlize Theron Helps Guard Who Suffered Seizure at Oscars
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Beautiful actress Charlize Theron has reportedly come to the aid of a security guard who suffered a seizure at last night's 2013 Oscars.
Before the show began the actress while walking down the red carpet in a lovely white Christian Dior Haute Couture dress rushed to the guard as he fell to the ground outside Hollywood's Dolby Theater. She helped the man before paramedics treated him. The incident reportedly happened before the live telecast kicked off.
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UPDATE 1-Indian shares falter; derivatives expiry spark record volumes
* BSE falls 0.48 pct; NSE falls 0.6 pct * Volumes in F&O segment reach $76 bln, setting record * Trading may turn cautious in last few days of 2012 (Adds details on derivatives expiry; tweaks headline) By Manoj Dharra MUMBAI, Dec 27 (Reuters) - Indian shares fell as recent gainers such as Reliance Industries were hit by profit-booking, while IT stocks fell due to concerns about their outlooks on a day in which the expiry of derivatives led to record volumes in the futures and options (F&O) segment. Turnover in F&O on Thursday reached around 4.2 trillion Indian rupees ($75.8 billion), an all-time high, several traders said, as the number of contracts rolled over from the December contracts to the January series fell. According to data culled from traders, the more actively traded National Stock Exchange saw around 62 percent of contracts rolled over, marking a decrease from around 72 percent carried over in November. The reduced rollovers lead to higher volumes as investors settle the contracts. Traders said the higher number of trade settlements was likely intended to book profits in long contracts after strong gains in domestic equities this year. "There seems to be the lot of unwinding of the long outstanding contract to start with new slate, resulting in the highest turnover on Thursday," said K K Mital, head of portfolio management at Globe Capital. The benchmark BSE index fell 0.48 percent, or 93.66 points, to end at 19,323.80. The broader NSE index fell 0.6 percent, or 35.50 points, to end at 5,870.10, ending below the psychological level of 5,900 points. Caution also prevailed with only three trading sessions left in 2012, as the U.S. "fiscal cliff" negotiations continue, while the strong foreign buying that has helped sustain Indian stocks could peter out as investors close their books. India's BSE has gained around 25 percent this year, backed by about $24 billion in foreign buying across domestic equities. Although expected interest rate cuts in January could support shares, investors also remain wary about growth, especially after the country's prime minister on Thursday called a five-year plan for average growth of 8 percent "ambitious." Among decliners on Thursday, Reliance Industries Ltd fell 1.3 percent hit by profit-taking after shares gained 4.4 percent so this month as of Wednesday, trumping a 0.2 percent fall in the NSE index. Other shares that were hit by profit-taking included Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd, which fell 1.5 percent, and Hindustan Unilever Ltd, which ended down 1 percent. Technology shares extended falls on caution ahead of their earnings next month and uncertainty about their 2013 outlooks. Infosys Ltd shares fell 1.2 percent, while Tata Consultancy Services Ltd lost 0.9 percent. However, among gainers, Tata Motors Ltd shares gained 1 percent as hopes for a better outlook in 2013 for key unit Jaguar Land Rover led investors to roll over their derivatives positions, according to traders. Clariant Chemicals India Ltd shares gained 1.5 percent after the company said SK capital will buy its textile chemicals and paper specialties unit. Financial details were not provided. Kalpataru Power Transmission Ltd shares gained 2 percent after the company said in a statement it received orders worth over 9.55 billion rupees. For additional stocks on the move double click FACTORS TO WATCH * Yen falls to two-year low on prospect of more stimulus * Oil slips below $111 on U.S. budget worries * Shares, euro climb as "fiscal cliff" push awaited * Foreign institutional investor flows * For closing rates of Indian ADRs ASIA-PACIFIC STOCK MARKETS: Pan-Asia........ Japan....... S.Korea... S.E. Asia....... Hong Kong... Taiwan.... Australia/NZ.... India....... China..... OTHER MARKETS: Wall Street .... Gold ....... Currency.. Eurostocks..... Oil ........ JP bonds... ADR Report ..... LME metals. US bonds.. Stocks News US.. Stocks News Europe DIARIES & DATA: Indian Data Watch Asia earnings diary U.S. earnings diary European diary Indian diary Wall Street Week Ahead Eurostocks Week Ahead TOP NEWS: For top Asian company news, double click on: U.S. company news European company news Forex news Global Economy news Technology news Telecoms news Media news Banking news Politics/General Asia Macro data <ECONASIA ($1 = 54.8550 Indian rupees) (Editing by Rafael Nam and Sunil Nair)
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Chisholm, Minn. - "We don't even have names for you guys yet," Nathan Schroeder said to some of his young dogs. "How about I call one of you Frozen?" Since Schroeder returned to Chisholm from Alaska, he's watched the movie 'Frozen' more times than he can count, with three young kids at home. While they weren't frozen, he and his dogs know a thing or two about cold conditions, after racing in the nearly 1,000 mile long Iditarod, which was a long-time dream.
"It was quite a ride, it was pretty challenging the first 300 miles and I knew some of it, down the Dalzell Gorge and the Buffalo Tunnels was going to be difficult, but the guys that have ran it for 20-to-25 years say that is the worst they have ever seen it. It got real windy the last 100 miles, real bad. The gal that was ahead of me was at a checkpoint called Elim and I was going to Elim. She got held up in Elim and when I arrived, it was nasty. It was so windy, it was blowing you off the trail and you'd have to walk your dogs back to the trail."
The 36-year old native of Warba and resident of Chisholm has raced dogs since he was 12 years old and more than most may realize, he says it can be a mental game.
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As for Schroeder's team of dogs, they seemed to enjoy the journey.
"I didn't have one issue as far as the dogs not wanting to go, they always left. They were happy when I'd stand them up to boot them and they let me put their boots on and then, they'd lay down until I was ready to go and they were just like - I don't know - a machine. They really keyed into what I was doing."
49 teams finished the Iditarod (69 teams started) and Schroeder and his dogs were 17th. Of the 16 teams who competed in their first Iditarod, Schroeder's team was tops as he earned Rookie of the Year honors.
"It is nine, ten days and anything can go wrong in those nine, ten days and I was pretty fortunate on this adventure. I didn't have a thing that disappointed me, nothing wrong."
Though a rookie in the Iditarod, Schroeder is a decorated musher, with three John Beargrease Marathon titles, including the last two.
"It is the best tune-up for the Iditarod, especially with the past seasons conditions. You are running 400 miles, that is almost half the Iditarod alone and the hills on the Beargrease are way more challenging than any hill you'd see at the Iditarod and so the Beargrease dials a dog team right in and I am fortunate to have the Beagrease right in my backyard."
If things work out, he'll return to both the Beargrease and the Iditarod next year.
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New Zealand 203 for 6 (Latham 86, Ronchi 49) beat Sri Lanka 138 for 1 (Sangakkara 71*, Dilshan 55*) by four wickets (D/L method)
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Before this match, 21-year-old Tom Latham had boasted that even this depleted New Zealand side backed themselves to chase tall scores against Sri Lanka. Striking a scintillating career-best 86 off 68 deliveries, Latham proved that threat was not just bluster, as he carried the visitors most of the distance of their 8.6-an-over, rain-shortened chase before an ebullient Nathan McCullum pulled the match from the brink again, plundering the required 20 off the final over to propel New Zealand beyond the target of 198 off the last ball. Along the way, Luke Ronchi hit his best score for New Zealand, making 49 in the belligerent 93-run partnership with Latham that resurrected the innings, after four wickets had fallen early.
The match had earlier been interrupted for five-and-a-half hours by rain and lightning, as Kumar Sangakkara and Tillakaratne Dilshan progressed effortlessly to a 126-run unbroken second-wicket stand. But, despite reaching a fine total, and a brilliant opening burst from Nuwan Kulasekara, Sri Lanka's bowlers could not contend with a wet ball or the battling opposition batsmen.
The chase took two major twists in the final overs, as Angelo Mathews, the Sri Lanka captain, gambled bravely but lost out backing Rangana Herath to hold his nerve. Latham and Ronchi had smote 69 between the 15th and 19th overs and had brought the required figure to a manageable 41 from four overs, sparking Mathews' risky play. His two ace bowlers, Lasith Malinga and Kulasekara, had three overs left to bowl between them, and he called for them immediately, tasting great success at first. Malinga's fourth over - the 20th of the match - cost only four, before Kulasekara removed both Latham and Ronchi in the 21st, seemingly swinging the match definitively in Sri Lanka's favour.
But Mathews did not bank on McCullum hitting out so cleanly. With 24 needed off the last seven balls, he smashed Malinga back over his head to bring the equation to 20 off the last over. When McCullum came on strike against Herath, New Zealand needed 17 off four deliveries. He backed away to hammer the bowler over the deep cover boundary first up, then beat the field with a similar ball, bringing the target to seven runs from two balls. A second back-away six, this time over long off tied the scores, before a battered Herath delivered a knee-high full toss for McCullum to launch over long on off the last ball. At the end of the match, McCullum had walloped 32 from 9.
Earlier, Latham batted with intensity and purpose from the outset, and even early on, there was no doubting his touch. Kulasekara had earned two wickets at the other end with balls that swerved late in the air, then darted in at occasionally unplayable angles, but when he swung it big into Latham in the fourth over, the batsman strode into a commanding cover drive.
New Zealand were short on the belligerence that would truly have seen them set the chase on course during the mandatory five-over Powerplay, but Latham shifted gears - most notably hitting Tillakaratne Dilshan for three consecutive boundaries in the eighth over - and soon found equally full of self-belief in Ronchi.
The pair found boundaries all around the ground during their five-over dash between the 15th and 19th overs, while Mathews continued to change the field, searching desperately for the right hole to plug. Like a bad game of Whac-A-Mole, though, every time he moved a fielder, the batsmen would contrive a stroke in the newly vacant direction. The disadvantage for Sri Lanka's bowlers was double: the wet ball not only slipped from their hands, the field had become much quicker after the break, thanks to the lubricating layer of rain.
Sri Lanka would feel they could have done little better with the bat, given they only lost one wicket in their innings, as Sangakkara and Dilshan reached their second century stand in as many matches. No ODI pair has made more runs together in the last two years, and following this association, their last five partnerships are worth 542 runs.
Dilshan played and missed a few in the opening overs, but New Zealand could do little to trouble either batsman after that. The pair have now become so accustomed to the cadence of the other's batting, that each seems instinctively aware of when to lionise the strike and when to surrender it. The visitors' attack exerted so little pressure in this match however, perhaps those sorts of decisions didn't even need to be made.
Sangakkara proved once again in superior touch, as he aggressed in the 14 balls Sri Lanka were allotted after the rain break, primarily through his new-fangled lap-scoop over short fine leg. He breezed to an unbeaten 71 from 59 by the innings' close as Dilshan hit 55 not out from 72 balls.
Before the series, Sri Lanka's chief selector Sanath Jayasuriya had suggested New Zealand should not have devalued the series by sending a second-string outfit, but both he and the hosts' management will now be concerned with how to salvage respectability in Dambulla, and they will hope that the rains allow a match there.
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Players of the game
Quarterback Jay Cutler not only passed for 274 yards and two touchdowns, but he outrushed Seattle by himself and scored twice on the ground.
• Tight end Greg Olsen caught three passes for 113 yards, and his 58-yard touchdown reception in the first quarter was second-longest postseason pass Seattle has ever allowed.
Play of the game
Chicago's first third down of the game may also have been its most important. With the score tied 0-0, quarterback Cutler threw to Olsen who had gotten behind strong safety Lawyer Milloy. The result was a 58-yard touchdown, the second-longest pass ever allowed by Seattle in a playoff game. That play occurred 2:52 into the game, and the Bears held the lead the rest of the way.
Turning point
The Bears had the ball at Seattle's 3-yard line later in the first quarter when Cutler threw a quick pass straight to safety Jordan Babineaux. Babineaux saw the ball after it was released, and couldn't respond in time to intercept a pass he very well could have returned for a touchdown that would have tied the game. Instead the pass bounced off Babineaux's hands incomplete, and the Bears scored four plays later on a 1-yard touchdown run from Chester Taylor.
Seahawks surprises
Seattle rushed for 34 yards against the Bears, a team they gained 111 yards rushing in the regular-season game on Oct. 17.
The Seahawks had three sacks in the game, half the total they had against Cutler in the regular-season meeting when Seattle took a blitz-heavy approach.
The Seahawks 11-point loss was actually their smallest margin of defeat this season.
Seattle allowed 10 or more points in the first quarter for the third consecutive playoff game.
By the numbers
43 - rushing yards by Bears quarterback Jay Cutler.
34 - rushing yards by Seattle's entire team combined.
21 - points Seattle trailed by at halftime.
20 - points, the largest deficit the Seahawks overcame to win a game either postseason or regular season.
8 - consecutive road playoff losses for Seattle.
Quoteworthy: S Jordan Babineaux said, "We let this one get away from us, and the Bears are not that much better of a football team than what the stats and the score say."
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Seahawks -- TE John Carlson and CB Marcus Trufant suffered concussions that knocked them out of the game. They remained in Chicago overnight for evaluation. FB Michael Robinson suffered a rib injury, but X-rays were negative for a fracture. RB Justin Forsett suffered an ankle injury, RB Marshawn Lynch a shoulder injury. TE Cameron Morrah suffered a turf-toe injury that limited his availability.
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Biloxi Mayor A.J. Holloway has named Stacy L. Thacker to replace Brenda Johnson as the municipal clerk. Thacker has been the deputy municipal clerk for eight years, and has worked for the city since 1989. Thacker earned an associate's degree from Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College.
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McCraith Beverages, a beer and wine distributor in New York, is suing Anheuser-Busch for assigning new beers to a rival distributor.
In the lawsuit, McCraith alleges it was granted exclusive distribution rights between 1994 and 2004 to distribute Rolling Rock, Stella Artois, Becks, Bass and other beers by Labatt USA, which was later bought by InBev USA, the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports. In 2008, InBev acquired Anheuser-Busch.
McCraith alleges that when A-B introduced new beers to its lineup in recent months, such as Bass IPA and Beck's Sapphire, A-B assigned the new beers to another distributor in New York. The change in assignments violates New York's Alcoholic Beverage Control Law, which prohibits brewers from changing a beer distribution agreement without cause, McCraith stated in the suit. The New York distributor estimates its damages are at least $240,000.
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Duolingo (free) has updated its app to version 3.3. The update offers more language classes for native speakers of a variety of languages — Romanian and Polish speakers now have access to an English course, while Portuguese speakers can now take a Spanish class, and vice-versa. Duolingo also lists bug fixes and performance improvements, in addition to a "few surprises" within the update.
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The recently released Smash Hit from Mediocre AB is already wildly successful, currently listed as the top free app in the App Store with more than 11,000 customer ratings and a five-star average. It's a simple game, as players advance forward through a futuristic world in first-person view, unable to move or change speeds. The only thing players can do is throw balls to smash through glass obstacles, crush crystals for more ammo, and open doors. Players try to get as far as they can into the world before running out of balls. It's a simple premise, but a satisfying result, bolstered by great physics and graphics. A $2 premium option offers checkpoint restarts, cloud saves, and more statistics.
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Four members of the storied Harlem Globetrotters — often referred to as the "clown princes of basketball," a designation based on the nickname of team legend Meadowlark Lemon — will walk from the Inner Harbor to Towson University's new arena at 10:30 a.m. Monday morning, where they will open a three-game set Wednesday, the Baltimore Sun reported.
Bull Bullard, Handles Franklin, Moose Weekes and Baltimore native Too Tall Hall and the Globetrotters — who, according to a Reuters report, are up for sale — will be the first sports team to play in the new 5,200-seat Tiger arena. The walk from the Inner Harbor to Towson is approximately eight miles.
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Manchester City braced to resist Real Madrid campaign for striker Sergio Aguero
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Manchester City believe Real Madrid may be engaging in a deliberate campaign to unsettle Sergio Aguero and, with the future beyond this summer already uncertain for three of their strikers, the club will refuse any notion of the Argentine leaving for the Bernabeu.
Aguero's father-in-law, Diego Maradona, is likely to have caused some nervousness at the Etihad Stadium with his suggestion on Spanish radio last month that "Kun [Aguero] has to play for Real Madrid. If he signed for them, it would be his big break. The best thing would have been to sign for Madrid. He made a mistake."
The striker insisted last month that "none of the stories about Real Madrid" had come from him and that he was happy at the Etihad. But City have an acute need to ensure that Maradona does not influence Aguero's departure because of uncertainty about the futures of Carlos Tevez, Mario Balotelli – whose intentions beyond the end of this season City privately accept they cannot predict – and Edin Dzeko, who has not come up to the mark City expected of his first full season in the Premier League.
Aguero has kept a home in the Spanish capital after his five years with Atletico Madrid and the suggestion for several months has been that Real's Argentine forward, Gonzalo Higuain, plus £8.5m would be offered to take Aguero back to the city. Spanish newspaper Marca, closely linked to Real, claimed that the club had "directly and indirectly" made their interest known to Aguero. City's manager Roberto Mancini, whose own future will be the subject of a review at the end of the season, has said that he will not sell his 21-goal top scorer or exchange him for Higuain.
Losing Aguero, who signed a five-year deal last July, worth £40m plus add-ons to Atletico, would be disastrous in a summer when City have more work to do than they had anticipated 12 months ago, when the manager's activity again outstripped boardroom expectations.
The Argentine, who has knuckled down to his work and scored 17 goals in 24 league starts, is one of the players City want to establish a side around as they attempt to introduce more pace and width. Their targets this summer are likely to be centred on the Lille midfielder Eden Hazard – who can inject energy – and a centre-back. The club also need to begin planning for a midfield successor to Gareth Barry. Rebuilding their entire frontline is currently the last thing on the City's mind.
City expect to face competition from Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur for Hazard, who has indicated he wants regular football – and may actually feel he has more chance of getting that at United than City. Tottenham have made the early running for the player, though uncertainties over manager Harry Redknapp's future and the north London club's willingness to pay a substantial fee make City contenders.
City's spending this summer will take place against the backdrop of Uefa's new financial fair play rules, though with a general feeling among the continent's elite clubs that many will fail to comply, it may be that demonstrating a trend towards break-even – if not actually achieving it – will be deemed acceptable
Publicly, the Real manager, Jose Mourinho, has rejected the idea of a Aguero/Higuain swap. Speaking at a press conference ahead of tonight's Champions League quarter-final second leg against Apoel Nicosia, he said: "Last week I had signed for [Manchester] City, [Iker] Casillas was going to Schalke, Higuain to Malaga..."
The club's director of institutional relations, Emilio Butragueno, also dismissed the suggestion of selling Higuain. "He arrived here very young and we regard him as a club player," he said.
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- Genre: Action Adventure Horror
- Release Date: Oct 23, 2007
- ESRB: Mature
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Prince Philip to a Filipino nurse earlier:
"The Philippines must be half empty – you're all here running the NHS."
Prince Philip to a Filipino nurse earlier:
"The Philippines must be half empty – you're all here running the NHS."
Whata wunnerful ol' geez 'e is!
He's not wrong. The best thing would be to hand over the running of the entire NHS to the Filipinos.
Can't be anywosre than leaving it to the useless morons we've had up till now… Mid Staffs scandal, I rest my case!
Not that the influx of third world nurses and doctors, with third word standards and third world training could have anything to do with the degradation of UK health care to, you know, third world levels.
Yeah sure, because the Philippines is such a well run country and their health care is the envy of the world.
You're a card, Old Man, you're a card!
When I'm the King, why can't I be just like you? You have all the fun of being King with none of the responsibility. It's not fair, I tell you!
One immigrant to another…….
If you are talking about Prince Phillip he has lived here since he was about 16 and served in the Royal Navy, he is more of an Englishman than you.
HrH was a watch-keeper aboard the destroyer HMS Kelly when it was sunk by German bombers. There is no record of Gordon Brown wishing him bon voyage.
I wonder if BBC journalist, Mark Easton had quite the reaction he was hoping for to his article "Why have the white British left London?"
Loads of 'comments removed' very amusing. I wonder what they make of the fact they keep have to remove comments when people talk about immigration. That maybe their not in sync with public opinion?
How many bureaucratic hoops do these Filipino nurses have to jump through before they are allowed to come here? Now contrast this with the absolutely ridiculous lunacy that allows any eu citizen to just rock up here as and when they please.
I can imagine the hands on the ground are mostly Filipino, or Romanian. The middle management will be slimy Anglosaxon MBA types or £1500 a day 'consultants'
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A national payment system will be created by a new company controlled by the Central Bank, a Cabinet meeting decided Wednesday.
The system will be built from scratch over six months using technology from two existing Russian payment systems, said VTB 24 chief Mikhail Zadornov, who attended the meeting, Itar-Tass reported.
Since MasterCard and Visa abruptly stopped processing the payments of three Russian banks last month, the country has been wringing its hands over the dependence of its financial system on U.S. forbearance.
The companies quickly restored services to two of the banks, but the incident woke Russia up to the fact that if Russia's standoff with the west over Ukraine spikes, Visa and MasterCard, which dominate the Russian payment systems market, could be forced by the U.S. government to abandon Russia, leaving banks and customers in the lurch.
Visa and MasterCard blocked the banks after either they or their co-owners appeared on a U.S. sanctions list on March 20, drawn up to punish Russia for annexing Crimea from Ukraine.
In response, the creation of an independent Russian national payment system has become an issue of national security, its advocates say. President Vladimir Putin called for its creation last month, and amendments obliging banks and payment terminal producers to use it have been submitted to parliament.
On Wednesday, a Cabinet meeting chaired by Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev delegated responsibility for creating the system to the Central Bank. Adding another line of protection, Zadornov said that by the end of May, Russian banks would create an interbank network to defend themselves against the actions of foreign payment systems.
"The payment system is undoubtedly necessary — not only for banks, but for the country. The risk of bank cards failing due to the will of any other state is absolutely unacceptable," said Yury Bozhor, head of the bank cards department at Otkritie Bank.
But the burst of defensive energy may be misplaced, said another banker. The furore is reminiscent of the French obsession with the Maginot Line in the run-up to World War II, said Maxim Osadchy, head of the analytical department at Corporate Finance Bank. The French built massive fortifications along their border with Germany, but in 1940, when the Germans invaded, they simply outflanked the line by going through Belgium.
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Zoosphere, an international exhibition focusing on the pet industry, opens today at the Lenexpo convention center on Vasilievsky Island. Not only will items such as toys, terrariums and accessories be available for purchase, but animal enthusiasts can also learn about the latest in veterinary medicine and behavioral training thanks to the conferences and presentations that are part of the event.
Thursday, Nov. 27
The Customs and Transportation Committee for AmCham meets this morning at 9 a.m. in their office on Ulitsa Yakubovicha.
Tickets are still available for local KHL team SKA St. Petersburg's showdown with Siberian club Metallurg Novokuznetsk tonight at 7:30 p.m. in the Ice Palace outside the Prospekt Bolshevikov metro station. Tickets can be purchased on the team's website, at the arena box office or in their merchandise store on Nevsky Prospekt.
Celebrate one of Russian literature's most tragic figures during Blok Days, a two-day celebration of the 134th anniversary of the poet's birthday. The tragic tenor's work, which led to writer Maxim Gorky to hail him as Russia's greatest living poet before his death in 1921, will be recited and meetings and discussions about his contributions to the Silver Age of literature in St. Petersburg will be discussed in the confines of his former residence.
Friday, Nov. 28
Join table game aficionados at the British Book Center's Board Game Evening. Held every Friday at 5 p.m., aficionados and amateurs alike can come take part in a variety of different games that test one's intellect and cunning.
Saturday, Nov. 29
Cats, dogs, birds, rodents and reptiles are just some of the things that will walk and crawl at Lenexpo convention center this weekend as part of Zooshow, a two-day exhibition featuring not only man's best friends but a four-legged fashion show, as well as a food fair that will help pet owners find out more about which kibbles are best for their hungry pets.
Sunday, Nov. 30
Remember the 75th anniversary of the beginning of the Russo-Finnish war in 1939 during today's reenactment titled "Winter War: How it Was." More than 200 people will take part in recreating the opening salvoes of the battle for the north in Kamenka, a small village situated between Vyborg and St. Petersburg, using authentic equipment and vintage vehicles from the era. The faux battle begins at 2 p.m.
Monday, Dec. 1
Serbia filmmaker Emir Kusturica is the featured guest this evening at the Lensovet Palace of Culture the Petrograd Side. Fans of the director will get the chance to watch his movie "Black Cat, White Cat," as well as ask questions about his award-winning filmography. Tickets for the event, which starts at 7 p.m., start at 2,000 rubles ($42.50).
Tuesday, Dec. 2
Today is the final day of "Takoy Festival," a three-week program of plays based on the works of Dostoevsky, Remarque and other famed European writers, whose work is transcribed for theatrical performances. Tonight's festival finale is "Fathers and Sons," a two-act drama staged by the Novosibirsk Academic Drama Theater based on Turgenev's classic about familial relations.


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