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Ahead of another foreordained election this Sunday, Vladimir Putin exudes confidence about his political future. Yet his actions betray an insecurity that must come naturally to a man with KGB-honed analytical skills.
By the looks of this dull presidential campaign, "Putinism" is settling in for a Thousand Years. Dmitry Medvedev, the 42-year-old aide tapped by President Putin, is so sure of victory that he rarely bothers to hit the hustings. In any case, most Russians believe that Mr. Putin will stay top dog. The popular incumbent, constitutionally barred from a third consecutive term, plans to take the job of prime minister.
President Putin earlier this month declared his future seat "the highest executive power in the country," which it certainly wasn't in his eight years at the Kremlin. According to recent polls, about 70% of Russians plan to endorse this job switch by checking off Medvedev on their ballot.
A look around the birthplace of the current and future president helps explain why. After the depression and upheavals of the previous decade, St. Petersburg enjoys growth of 8% (slightly above the national average), full employment and investor and Kremlin favor. Gray vestiges of Soviet times are washed clean by trillions in oil and gas rubles. Across the country, Putinism has been good for pocketbooks, whether of the country's 101 billionaires, a total now second only to America's, or a growing middle class.
But Mr. Putin doesn't appear to suffer from illusions about the breadth of his support, or the economy's ability to surf record commodity prices forever. As he must know, only a sheer incompetent could've blown the windfall from an eight-fold jump since 2000 in the price for the country's biggest export, oil. If anything, Mr. Putin slowed recovery by freezing economic reforms since his re-election in 2004 and Kremlinizing the energy industry, starting with the appropriation of the premier private oil company, Yukos.
With executive competence and the economy a fragile pillar of Putinism, the far more reliable one is coercion and centralized state control. The single constant of the Putin era is the Kremlin's concerted efforts to hobble free media, business, opposition parties, foreign and Russian NGOs, the Duma and local governments.
No challenge to Putinism is too small. The Yabloko party, a prominent minority voice in the St. Petersburg regional council, got yanked off the ballot before last spring's municipal elections, formally for falsifying signatures needed to get on. It was a dry run. The Kremlin last month used the same tactic to keep former Prime Minister Mikhail Kasyanov, barely registering a pulse in polls, from running for president.
Many Russians are content or cowed enough not to complain. Conversations about politics, so free flowing in the 1980s and '90s, are hard to find or carried on in hushed tones.
"For regular people, the guiding philosophy is cynicism," says Andrei Dmitriev, an opposition activist in St. Petersburg. "They know that nothing depends on them," and as long as the state doesn't rob or beat them, won't make a fuss.
Along with political apathy and civic disengagement, Mr. Putin has brought back an old tradition, fear. As in the old days, politics is scary and dangerous. Not many are willing to take the risk when dabbling brings trouble -- say, exile in Siberia (consider the plight of former Yukos boss Mikhail Khodorkovsky), assassination (the crusading journalist Anna Politkovskaya's in 2006 just one among many) or, probably least bad, a few knocks from enthusiastic riot police cracking heads at small opposition protests.
Why would President Putin, riding so high in polls, have such a thin skin? Let's try to get inside his.
At the KGB in the 1980s, and as an aide to former St. Petersburg Mayor Anatoly Sobchak in the early 1990s, Mr. Putin stood in the shadows, "a good bureaucrat with a clean desk" (according to Sobchak's former speechwriter Andrei Chernov) and "modest, hard-working" (according to former city deputy Alexander Sazanov). He was a secret agent and bag man for big men before Boris Yeltsin plucked him from relative obscurity to run the country in 2000.
Mr. Putin has never picked up the politician's knack for winning hearts or votes. He looks ill at ease in front of large crowds; on television, he's most likely to be seen sitting at his desk, lecturing underlings. He elicits respect, not adulation. By temperament and experience, Mr. Putin must fear elections, unless he can control the outcome.
In whittling away at democratic freedoms, however, Mr. Putin weakens his regime's legitimacy. His survival allows no room for error; and he depends on a small and closely-linked circle whose connections to him date back to St. Petersburg. According to an old friend from the KGB here, Mr. Putin treasures and rewards loyalty, but keeps close counsel. "What Putin will do only Putin and his dog Koni know," the friend jokes.
For the presidency, there were stronger candidates for Mr. Putin to pick. But Mr. Medvedev's lack of a background in the security services or a base of support in the apparat was a plus. And with him, Mr. Putin ensures that he'll stay indispensable.
Only he will be able to mediate conflicts and dole out patronage among his boyars. Only he can speak frankly to the generals. At all levels of the Russian state powerful people owe him their jobs, particularly since he cancelled direct elections for many posts in 2004. Mr. Putin planned his transition well. Unless, of course, Mr. Medvedev learned at his mentor's side and one day manages to push him aside.
Sold as the guarantor of economic and political order, Putinism is at heart unstable. The jockeying for the presidency was hidden but furious, and the power struggle will continue into the new era. And Mr. Putin faces contradictions other Russian leaders, from Alexander II to Mikhail Gorbachev, weren't able to reconcile.
Here's a self-styled modernizing czar who claims to want to open up and enrich Russia, while holding the country by the throat. He stirs up anti-Western chauvinism but demands respect from the West. He claims a broad popular mandate but keeps all the power to himself. The steady destruction of institutions that underpin mature states (a robust legislature, independent courts, strong parties) leaves Russia's future impossible to predict.
But sooner or later, this increasingly prosperous, dynamic and complex society, stretching across 11 time zones, may tire of rule by a feuding clique from St. Petersburg, and do something about it. Perhaps acutely aware of his vulnerabilities, Mr. Putin spent the past eight years building up the firewalls of repression against this very possibility.
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Will you be doing an updated version of Toronto's system now that this happened, or just including these prospects in the Miami write-up?
Comment by Nick — November 14, 2012 @ 1:16 am
im glad they could give nicolino and keep syndergaard
Comment by jordany valdespin — November 14, 2012 @ 1:48 am
Where would you say Toronto's farm system ranks overall after this deal?
Comment by Ian — November 14, 2012 @ 2:02 am
Not Mark but I would guess somewhere in the doublt digits- early teens.
Comment by SF 55 for life — November 14, 2012 @ 2:07 am
60 is a fair bit higher than slightly above average
Comment by Jonny D-bag — November 14, 2012 @ 2:10 am
I'd probably still have them around the top five.
Comment by Austin — November 14, 2012 @ 5:27 am
hecky will be a utility guy in 2 years.
Comment by iallm — November 14, 2012 @ 6:54 am
An updated Jays Top 15 will hopefully come today or by the end of the week.
Comment by Marc Hulet — November 14, 2012 @ 7:51 am
I'll rank officially in March but probably 12-16 range. AA has purged a lot of depth in the last six months
Comment by Marc Hulet — November 14, 2012 @ 7:52 am
Hechavarria IS an impact defender, that was obvious in the big leagues. We're not talking about potential any more with him. Even in 2011 there were several Jays coaches saying he was already the best defender in the majors.
Comment by Grant — November 14, 2012 @ 8:49 am
I don't see how you can drop them that much while only losing their #5,6 and #10 prospects. Not to mention you didn't include Gose on the list and Hech still made it. With Gose on it they lost their #6, 7 and 11 prospects. I'd still slot them around #10.
Comment by Jordan — November 14, 2012 @ 9:13 am
Not only didn't they have to offer up any of its top 4 talents but they didn't have to offer up Gose either. So that's really their top 5 young talents. Tremendous deal for the Jays.
And they got someone to take Escobar, to boot…and actually got something of value for him. A tour de force for AA.
Comment by chuckb — November 14, 2012 @ 9:45 am
How he makes this deal without moving Sanchez or d'Arnaud – I have no clue.
Comment by Geoff — November 14, 2012 @ 9:48 am
It's basically one year of J.J., and he's been oft injured and when he was healthy last year he just didn't look the same. He could rebound and be a #1, or he could continue to be inconsistent.
Then Reyes, and a bunch or replacement level garbage from the Marlins. Reyes netted a lot here, but he's not cheap either and he has his own health baggage. Buerhle is Buerhle, which at this point is a #4 starter, and an expensive one to boot. I don't think the Marlins did bad here.
Comment by Bill — November 14, 2012 @ 9:59 am
I don't see why Reyes and Buerhle would have much trade value. They were signed as free agents by the team willing to give them the most money in 2012. The contracts were backloaded, and like almost all free agents, the year that is most likely to be the best was the first. Now the Marlins traded them. I look at this deal as really being Johnson and Emilio for the Yunel and the prospects, and it covers up the fact that the other two are really just salary dumps as what they have remaining on their contracts is at least very similar to what they could get in free agency.
Comment by TKDC — November 14, 2012 @ 10:03 am
He didn't include Gose because he lost his prospect eligability last year.
Comment by Evan — November 14, 2012 @ 10:37 am
I don't consider a 5 win player in Reyes a salary dump !
Comment by Infield Fly — November 14, 2012 @ 11:01 am
Johnson was in play at this year's trading deadline, and its not inconceivable the price was near what the Jays paid…and they got Reyes, Buerhle, and Bonafacio. Money is only money, and the jays have a hard time signing free agents. The money spent wasn't going to go to better talent, as better talent is always going to be signed by other teams willing to spend more.
And hey, if it doesn't pan out, they can always trade these guys to the Dodgers.
Comment by Impossibles — November 14, 2012 @ 11:05 am
Jake Marisnick "is yet to prove himself at the plate." Huh?
2010 143 wRC+ in rookieball
2011 153 wRC+ in Midwest League
2012 127 wRC+ in the FSL
That's a hella track record, actually. The only place where he wasn't at *least* a very, very good hitter was when he was young for his league in AA this year. And Jake's defense — as you rightly pointed out, Marc — is considered legitimately above average in centerfield.
So for my money, Miami got one truly elite prospect in this deal. Marisnick is one of the 4 or 5 most underrated prospects in all of baseball. He's in fact a top 25 guy, and Alex A. may very well rue this trade in 3 or 4 years….
Comment by Terrence Phillips — November 14, 2012 @ 12:35 pm
Escobar is an above average SS on a very team friendly contract. There aren't many teams who wouldn't take him, regardless of eye-black comments
Comment by siggian — November 14, 2012 @ 4:18 pm
@TKDC – the trade value for guys like Reyes and Buehrle is stronger than usual right now, I think. The cause is belief in (or, fear of) near-term wage inflation as the latest wave of TV money washes through baseball.
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BALTIMORE - G.G. Smith has been named the head men's basketball coach at Loyola University Maryland, the school's president, Rev. Brian F. Linnane, S.J., announced today at a press conference in Reitz Arena.
Smith, who is the son of current Texas Tech University Head Coach Tubby Smith, has been an assistant at Loyola for the past six seasons under former coach Jimmy Patsos.
"At Loyola, we take great pride in a Greyhounds athletics program where our students' achievements and contributions in the classroom and in the community are as remarkable as their accomplishments in competition," Fr. Linnane said. "G.G. Smith shares this commitment, and I know he will build on our program's recent successes to bring even greater excitement and spirit to Loyola basketball and our university."
Smith, 36, is the 20th head coach in Loyola history and takes the reins of a program that won 62 games over the last three seasons and reached the postseason in each of the last two.
"It is an honor to be asked to continue building on what Loyola men's basketball has accomplished," Smith said. "Loyola is a wonderful school that has been a great home for the last six years, and I look forward to leading the program going forward. I would like to thank Father Linnane, (executive vice president) Susan Donovan, (vice president) Marc Camille and (assistant vice president and director of athletics) Jim Paquette for their support and commitment to Loyola basketball and me."
Smith was a three-year starter at guard at the University of Georgia where he earned his bachelor's degree in 1999, and he later received his master's degree from the University of Kentucky.
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"G.G. is the right person to lead our men's basketball program as Loyola transitions to the Patriot League next season," said Jim Paquette, Loyola's assistant vice president and director of athletics. "His knowledge of basketball, care for our student-athletes and desire to develop them as leaders has been evident in his time at Loyola, and we are excited that G.G. will build on the success Loyola basketball has achieved in recent years."
As a member of the Loyola coaching staff, Smith helped guide the Greyhounds to their first NCAA Tournament appearance since 1994 when Loyola won the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference title in 2012. That season, the Greyhounds won a school Division I record 24 games and also were successful in a school-best 13 conference games.
"G.G. was a huge part of our success," Patsos said of his former assistant. "G.G. is not only a tremendous coach, but he is a better person. His knowledge of the game is outstanding, and I believe that he will be a great leader of the program going forward."
During his time at Loyola, Smith has handled many on-court coaching and scouting responsibilities for the Greyhounds. In the last two seasons, Loyola posted its first two Division I 20-win seasons, and this year's trip to the CollegeInsider.com Postseason Tournament Quarterfinals marked the first back-to-back postseason appearances since 1951-1953.
Smith has been instrumental in the development of Loyola guard Dylon Cormier, a back-to-back All-MAAC performer who earned First Team honors in 2012-2013 when he averaged 16.4 points per game. In his six years at Loyola, Smith has coached 10 All-MAAC performers, four members of the league's All-Rookie Team, four MAAC Sixth Players of the Year and a Rookie of the Year.
"I am very excited that G.G. Smith is our next coach," Cormier said. "He has played at the highest levels, and as a team, we are looking forward to playing for him. He knows us as players, but he knows so much about basketball that we love to learn from him."
Prior to joining the staff at Loyola for the 2007-2008 season, Smith was an assistant at nearby Johns Hopkins University in 2006-2007, helping the Blue Jays to a 24-5 record and berth in the NCAA Division III Tournament.
He spent two seasons, 2004-2006, at Armstrong Atlantic State University. The Pirates finished 23-8 in 2005-2006 and earned a No. 2 seed in that season's NCAA Division II Tournament. Smith was an assistant at Tennessee Tech University in 2002-2003 when the Eagles went 21-10 and were the runners-up in the Ohio Valley Conference Tournament.
After graduating from Georgia, Smith was an assistant coach for a year at Lexington (Ky.) Catholic High School before spending two years, 2000-2002, as a graduate assistant coach at Kentucky. The Wildcats advanced to a Sweet Sixteen and won a Southeastern Conference regular-season title in his time at Rupp Arena.
"While all of us at Loyola know that the men's basketball coaching position is a great job and the vacancy comes at an exciting point in time due to the team's recent successes and the University's impending move to the Patriot League, it quickly became evident to me that the college basketball world has caught on as well," said Marc Camille, Ed. D. Loyola's vice president of enrollment management and communications who chaired the search process. "The level of interest in the position from quality candidates around the country made the process of narrowing down the pool more challenging, but equally so, more promising. We could not be more pleased with how things turned out."
Smith earned his bachelor of science in health and physical education from Georgia in 1999. He was a three-year starter and four-year letterwinner for the Bulldogs as a point guard. He earned All-SEC Third Team honors and helped Georgia advance to the NCAA Tournament twice, including to the 1996 Sweet Sixteen.
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Mutual Funds Report; Bonds May Win the Catbird Seat
By ABBY SCHULTZ
Published: January 11, 1998
A TUMBLE in long-term bond rates in the infant days of 1998 could be the beginning of good news for investors who have been moving holdings into bond funds, seeking a haven from the world's tumultuous equity markets.
Long-term rates dropped to their lowest level in nearly 30 years last week after Alan Greenspan, the Federal Reserve chairman, cited the possibility of deflation, or widespread price declines, and gave market professionals reason to hope that the Fed would lower short-term interest rates. And bond rates could fall further, some analysts say, if the Asian financial crisis slows the American economy by more than the market now projects. All in all, many expect bond funds to outperform stock funds this year for the first time since 1993.
Mutual fund investors also seem to be betting that way, having stepped up their investments in bond funds in the last three months of 1997. From the stock market skid in late October until mid-December, the rate at which cash flowed into bond funds doubled to $1.3 billion a week, as measured by a four-week moving-average, according to AMG Data Services, which tracks mutual fund cash flows. The rate of money flowing into stock funds slowed from $3.6 billion a week in late October to $1.7 billion a week by mid-December. And for three weeks during the period, stock funds suffered redemptions totaling $2.4 billion.
''There is clearly some reallocation to the bond market from the stock market,'' said Robert Adler, president of AMG Data.
And that could continue, some portfolio managers say. James E. Conroy, lead manager of the Smith Barney Government Securities fund, for example, says the Asian crisis runs deeper than is generally believed. As a result, he sees the 30-year Treasury yield slipping from the current 5.73 percent -- the lowest since the Government began issuing the bond regularly, in 1977 -- to 5.5 percent by the end of the first quarter and to 5 percent by year-end.
''We're in uncharted territory,'' he said, adding that he thought the Federal Reserve would lower rates by the end of the first quarter.
Mr. Conroy's fund posted one of the best performances among domestic intermediate bond funds last year, with a return of 11.2 percent, according to Morningstar Inc., the fund tracking firm in Chicago.
This year, analysts project bond fund returns will be in the 7 percent to 11 percent range, while stocks could be poised for a breather after a long bull market.
If bonds gain on stocks, it would fit a historical pattern: Whenever stocks have outperformed intermediate-term bonds by an annualized average return of nine or more percentage points over a five-year period, the difference between bond and stock returns has narrowed considerably over the next five-year period, according to Ibbotson Associates, the Chicago research firm.
In the most recent period studied by Ibbotson, stocks beat bonds by nine percentage points for the five years ended in 1996; historically speaking, the two sectors' performance should be more in sync.
But others are less sanguine about bonds. While they agree that bonds could be the better investment in 1998, they expect inflation threats to end the rally that began last year. That would force investors to be satisfied with returns of 6 percent to 8 percent for the year -- a far cry from the top returns of 1997.
Rates of long-term securities fell more than a percentage point in the last half-year, helping the average long-term Treasury fund post a total return of 11.99 percent and the average intermediate Government fund to return 8.41 percent for the year, according to Morningstar. Over all, taxable bond funds, including Treasuries and corporate and international holdings, returned 8.85 percent last year. That is well below the 23.72 percent return of the average diversified domestic stock fund, but it is more than respectable for bonds.
Can long-term rates get any lower? Yes, said William H. Gross, who oversees bond investing at the Pacific Investment Management Company, or Pimco.
He, too, predicts that the yield on the 30-year Treasury bond will dip as low as 5.5 percent, and that the Federal Reserve will ease monetary policy sooner rather than later, by half a percentage point. These predictions are based on his expectation that the United States economy will weaken substantially. ''That weak economy really comes from Asia,'' he said.
Some managers of big bond funds, like Ian A. MacKinnon, who heads fixed-income investments at the Vanguard Group, are staking out a middle ground. Mr. MacKinnon, who led Vanguard Fixed-Income Long-Term Treasury to a 13.9 percent return in 1997, predicts that the crisis in Asia will slow the economy, but says the effect might be mitigated by higher inflation in the United States.
Mr. MacKinnon does not see much capital appreciation from bonds in 1998. Still, he added, ''bonds are a better buy than stocks right now,'' because stock prices are likely to be hurt as companies grapple with an influx of cheap Asian imports, while their own labor costs rise at home.
William J. Curtin, chief investment officer for fixed income at Putnam Investments, is one of the most bearish managers of big bond funds. He expects Asia's financial difficulties to stabilize, allowing growth in the United States to remain strong. That could lead the Fed to push up interest rates to avert inflation, he said.
Similarly, Fred Robertson, chief investment officer of fixed income at Nicholas-Applegate Capital Management, expects economic growth to pick up after six months, with yields on long-term bonds moving up to 6.5 percent to 7 percent.
Graph: ''A New Dawn?'' shows total returns of all taxable bond funds over the last 10 years. (Source: Morningstar Inc.)


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John Clayton, ESPN NFL insider
Friday October 9
John Clayton says the Cardinals are the best team in the NFC West, but they aren't the most talented