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Hot on the heels of its full HD GS-TD1 camcorder, announced at CES 2011, JVC also introduced the GZ-HM960 - a more affordable model that can convert 2D footage to 3D. We were lucky enough to get our hands on JVC's latest gadget at the company's UK HQ.
Heading up JVC's latest lineup of Everio camcorders, the GZ-HM960 records full HD 2D video, which can then be converted by the device for 3D playback on a compatible TV, via HDMI. The camcorder will also convert footage into a three-dimensional form to watch on the glasses-free 3D display. This 3.5in screen uses the same Parallax barrier technology that's found on Nintendo's 3DS so there's no need for any special glasses in order to see what you're filming in 3D.
The GZ-HM960 also sports 16GB of internal flash memory, along with an SD card slot which, like many of JVC's camcorders, enables seamless recording. This means that when the flash memory is full up, the camcorder will automatically switch to the SD card, and will also playback seamlessly between the two. Along with a wide angle (29.5mm) F1.2 lens, the camcorder has a 10.6-megapixel back-illuminated CMOS sensor along with all the usual features like Intelligent Auto and face recognition. Unlike previous models, the GZ-HM960 comes with editing software built-in, so you won't have to install it on your computer from a disc.
The camcorder sports a very compact design that isn't much bigger than most of the brand's conventional 2D models. It's easy to hold and is also very lightweight so it'll take a fair amount of filming before your arm starts to ache. We found it a fair bit easier to hold than the VW-CLT1 removable 3D lens from Panasonic which can be fitted to a number of models in its range. We found these to be very heavy and balanced unevenly towards the front.
As well as a comfy design, the GZ-HM960 is easy to use and powers up as soon as you flip the screen open. Inevitably, the the shiny black finish means that the camcorder was covered in fingerprints within minutes, as was the capacitive touchscreen. The use of a 3D display is another advantage that the GZ-HM960 has over Panasonic's models, where the 3D footage can only be viewed in 2D/side-by side on the screen. The JVC's 3D display sports 920K pixels, so the resolution is pretty decent and certainly good enough to give you a good idea of what you're shooting.
The images that we saw onscreen from the GZ-HM960 were very impressive indeed, both on a large projector screen and on a 3D TV. In fact, it was hard to tell the difference between the converted images and those from JVC's GS-TD1.
As the range's flaghship model, the GZ-HM960 also sports improved Bluetooth capability, enabling direct video transfer to Android 2.1, BlackBerry and HTC Windows Mobile devices. We didn't get to see this feature in action, so we won't be able to tell you how well it works until we get the device in for a full review.
The camcorder also includes JVC's K2 audio technology which is designed to restore the lost audio in compressed files. We didn't get much of a chance to test this out at JVC's office, but we've heard its K2 technology before on various other products and if past experience is anything to go by then the new camcorder should be able to handle sound extremely well.
The device represents a relatively affordable way to get 3D without the need for a cumbersome add-on lens. However, it remains to be seen how many people will be making the switch to 3D recording just yet, although the relative lack of 3D content available on Blu-ray certainly makes it a compelling option.
The GZ-HM960 will launch in Europe at the end of February, priced at £799.
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One week after expressing frustration about his team's struggles in the passing game, Redskins wide receiver Pierre Garcon had a career day in a victory over the San Diego Chargers.
Garcon didn't catch a touchdown pass. But he had a hand in all five Washington scoring drives in its 30-24 overtime victory at FedEx Field with one key reception after another.
"Never have doubt in yourself," Garcon said. "You just have to believe in yourself, believe in the system and believe the guys around you are going to do everything they possibly can."
That wasn't as evident last week in the locker room after a crushing 45-21 loss at Denver. Garcon was too blunt for the tastes of some teammates when he openly admitted the passing game had stunk for much of the season. It was seen as an open shot at quarterback Robert Griffin III and his fellow receivers – even if Garcon's opinion had more than a little truth sprinkled in.
"That was just more out of frustration, you know," fellow wide receiver Leonard Hankerson said. "But Pierre, he had a great day today. Us as a team had a great day. We came and had a great day, put up some points and came out on top."
Garcon finished with a career-high 172 receiving yards and for the second consecutive week made a spectacular one-handed catch. He caught seven passes from Griffin, including a 38-yarder. He also had another reception at 30 yards.
The big play in overtime was a 17-yard reception over the middle, a perfect throw into a tight window by Griffin. All too often this season that play hasn't been made by the Redskins.
This time Griffin and Garcon were on the same page. It helped that San Diego was hit with a 15-yard personal foul on the play for a helmet-to-helmet hit. That pushed the ball from the San Diego 26 to the 13. And that put Washington in position to win. Three runs later it did exactly that.
"[Garcon] made some great catches – made the catches that were there and made some catches that not many people can make," Griffin said. "So he stepped up and the rest of the receivers followed his lead."
But for coach Mike Shanahan, Garcon played just as big a role in the run game, which produced 209 yards from six different players. The Redskins averaged 5.2 yards per carry. That lies in Garcon's blocking ability to help spring Washington's running backs. It's a subtle part of the game and one not many receivers are good at or work at. Garcon, Shanahan believes, is the best blocking receiver in the NFL.
"The thing that people don't see is how [Garcon] competes when he doesn't get the ball," Shanahan said. "A lot of people go out there and catch balls and everybody can see. But when you get the yards we get in the running game, a lot of people don't see how he is blocking these defensive backs and safeties and how he competes physically with these guys."
Those 40 carries were in good harmony with 32 pass attempts from Griffin, who targeted eight different receivers. But by far the most went to Garcon, who had 11 balls thrown his way, but still wasn't all that impressed with himself. He believes there are more plays available for his offense to make.
That starts in just a few days when the Redskins travel to Minnesota for a crucial Thursday night game against the struggling Vikings. Soon after, the schedule again turns difficult and Washington's offense needs to find a consistency in the passing game missing too often this season. For one day, at least, it was there again.
"It felt good, but we still have a lot of work to do," Garcon said. "We still need to convert on third downs, especially in crucial moments on the last drives that we're out there. Day's going to come where we have to do better all around."

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The Tricky Business of Cross-Cultural Theater; The Challenge (Beyond the Anglos) Is Attracting Latinos of All Stripes
By MIREYA NAVARRO
Published: February 27, 2001
Dasha Epstein, the producer of ''4 Guys Named José . . . and una Mujer Named María!'' a musical revue playing off Broadway since September, says she never counts on advance sales to tell her how well her show is doing on any given week.
''It gives me an ulcer because you never know what's going to come in,'' Ms. Epstein said. ''This audience wants the ticket in their hand. It's a spontaneous 'What are we doing tonight?' ''
The audience for ''4 Guys'' is mostly Latino, and despite its idiosyncrasies it has helped the show survive at the Blue Angel Theater for more than five months. The musical, which is to close on Sunday and is likely to reopen in Miami, has succeeded in tapping a cross-cultural market of Anglo and Latino theatergoers with a high-energy revue of Spanish songs, many of them old standards with familiar English versions.
Reviews have been generally favorable, and Ben Brantley of The New York Times called it a ''chipper, very likable musical revue.''
Even so, finding an audience in New York has not been easy. The experience of ''4 Guys'' underscores the challenges of creating and marketing theater, whose traditional audience is largely white, not only to different audiences but to the diversity within those audiences, the Latino one being a prime case in point.
''It's been an education,'' said Ms. Epstein, a veteran Broadway producer who won Tonys for ''Ain't Misbehaving'' and ''Children of a Lesser God.'' ''If I'd known then what I know now, I would have done one major thing differently. I would have said 'limited engagement.' ''
''The one disappointment I've had,'' she said of the Hispanic audience, ''is that they haven't come quickly enough.'' She said she spent 10 years looking for a musical like ''4 Guys,'' something different that would lure first-timers. She had considered and rejected financing projects like ''Zoot Suit,'' the Luis Valdez musical play about the imprisonment and subsequent vindication of a group of young Chicanos in World War II Los Angeles. Ms. Epstein said she feared that the work was too Mexican and would not speak to the more diverse Latino population of New York City. (''Zoot Suit,'' the first Latino-theme musical on Broadway, opened at the Winter Garden in 1979 and closed after 58 performances.)
She also rejected investing in ''The Capeman,'' the Paul Simon musical about the gang-related deaths of two teenagers in New York in 1959 and the life of their 16-year-old killer, Salvador Agron. Hurt by bad reviews, the show closed in 1998 after 68 regular performances.
''I didn't want negative,'' she said. ''Negative works sometimes, but you live in a society where you should walk out of the theater with hope.''
She found what she wanted at a staged reading presented by Amas Musical Theater at the John Houseman Theater last March. David Coffman and Dolores Prida were trying out what became a humorous celebration of Latin music and dance that played on the cultural pride and nostalgia of Hispanic groups in the United States.
''4 Guys'' is about a show being presented by four Latino men and one Latina at the veterans hall in Omaha. Forty-one songs, spanning the decades from the 1940's to Ricky Martin, constitute the core of the show.
For Ms. Prida, a playwright based in nonprofit community theater and better known for comedies with social commentary, ''4 Guys'' was a departure and her first venture into Off Broadway theater. But this time she managed to make ''important points,'' exploring Latino identity and sending up stereotypes within the community, Ms. Prida said.
More important than appealing to both Spanish and English-speaking audiences was luring diverse Hispanic groups, which often gravitate toward theater from their own countries.
To enhance the show's crossover appeal, Ms. Prida selected songs by composers from Mexico, Puerto Rico, Cuba and the Dominican Republic, four major nationalities well represented in this country's Latino population. Many songs, like ''Bésame Mucho'' and ''Sway With Me,'' were familiar to American audiences in either Spanish or English.
At first the theater got calls from people asking if they would understand the show, Ms. Epstein said. But English-speakers now make up 20 to 30 percent of the audience on most nights, she said.
Latinos also had to be drawn in. So Ms. Epstein enlisted Enrique Iglesias as a producer in name only -- he has no financial investment in the musical, she said -- because Mr. Iglesias, who happens to be her godson, was the only name Latinos would recognize in a show performed by unknowns, she said.
Ms. Epstein also advertised on Spanish-language radio, television and in print, including a promotion with El Diario La Prensa that allows the newspaper's readers to pay only $25, instead of the regular $47.50, for some performances.
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Follow the advice of Don Gale's four key changes needed on "modern reality trumps outdated tradition," ("LDS Church needs to adjust to modern realities," Opinion, Jan. 11)
As a 40-year Utah resident and a non-member of "the" church, I found his cogent analysis was absolutely spot on.
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IU report: Indiana's largest cities seeing resurgent population growth so far this decade
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Editor's note: The Census Bureau adjusts its population estimates for sub-county areas each year to account for city and town boundary changes. Therefore, boundary changes do not contribute to any population changes reported in this release. For more information about these estimates, visit the Population topic page at STATS Indiana.
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. -- Indiana's four largest cities -- Indianapolis, Fort Wayne, Evansville and South Bend -- have experienced dramatic increases in population change over the past three years, according to estimates released today by the U.S. Census Bureau and analyzed by the Indiana Business Research Center at Indiana University's Kelley School of Business.
Indianapolis added an average of 7,228 residents per year from 2010 to 2013 to reach a total population of nearly 843,400. This average annual growth is nearly twice as great as the pace set from 2000 to 2010, when the city added roughly 3,800 residents per year. Indianapolis was the nation's 12th largest city in 2013, ranking just behind Austin, Texas, and ahead of Jacksonville, Fla.
Following a decade where Fort Wayne, Ind., saw essentially flat population change, the city has grown at a pace of 894 residents per year from 2010 to 2013 and is now home to roughly 256,500 people.
Evansville (120,310 residents in 2013) and South Bend (100,886) have posted comparatively mild population change numbers so far this decade, but their recent trends are a stark improvement over the strong population losses of the past decade. Evansville has grown by 82 residents per year over the past three years, compared to an average annual decline of 418 residents from 2000 to 2010. South Bend has continued to lose population this decade at a pace of 44 people a year, while the city declined by nearly 700 residents annually in the past decade.
Even in the always fast-growing Carmel -- the state's fifth-largest city at 85,927 residents -- population growth has picked up steam in recent years.
Suburbs still home to the fastest-growing communities
All told, 15 of Indiana's 20 largest cities have posted a population increase over the past three years. Of this group, the three fastest-growing communities were all in Hamilton County, led by Fishers (2.7 percent average annual growth rate) and followed by Carmel (2.5 percent) and Noblesville (2.4 percent). Greenwood (1.7 percent) and Indianapolis (0.9 percent) complete the top five fastest-growing communities among the state's larger cities.
Looking at all Indiana cities and towns with a population greater than 2,000, Whitestown in Boone County (home to one of Amazon.com's largest distribution centers) is the state's fastest-growing locale, with an average annual growth rate at 10.9 percent from 2010 to 2013. Following Whitestown as the state's fastest-growing communities so far in this decade are Winfield (3.6 percent annual growth), Westfield (3.3 percent) Bargersville (3.0 percent) and Avon (2.9 percent).
Population ups and downs in Lake County
According to these estimates, Lake County communities account for five of the six-largest numeric population declines in the state. Hammond and Gary have lost an average of 597 and 591 residents per year, respectively, from 2010 to 2013. Hobart (-175 residents per year), East Chicago (-166) and Highland (-143) have also posted significant losses in recent years. Anderson in Madison County (-168 per year) was the other community to rank among the state's top six population declines.
While many communities in the northern part of Lake County are losing population, some cities and towns farther south are adding residents. In numeric terms, St. John has led the way by adding an average of 249 people per year over the past three years, followed by Crown Point (177), Winfield (170) and Merrillville (122). In all, only six of the county's 19 census-designated cities and towns have grown so far this decade.
Town and country
Most Hoosiers live in cities or towns. Of Indiana's 6.57 million residents, 66.1 percent live in places that were legally incorporated as of Jan. 1, 2013. This share is up just slightly from the 65.9 percent mark recorded in the 2010 census. Indiana's cities and towns have accounted for 79.2 of the state's total population growth from 2010 to 2013.
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Immunohistochemistry for cell polarity protein lethal giant larvae 2 differentiates pancreatic intraepithelial neoplasia-3 and ductal adenocarcinoma of the pancreas from lower-grade pancreatic intraepithelial neoplasias
ABSTRACT Pancreatic intraepithelial neoplasia is a precursor to ductal adenocarcinoma of the pancreas that shows gastric differentiation. Pancreatic intraepithelial neoplasia-3 has the highest potential to progress to adenocarcinoma, and its distinction from lower-grade pancreatic intraepithelial neoplasias is important for clinical management. However, morphologic grading of pancreatic intraepithelial neoplasia suffers from significant interobserver variability. A product of cell polarity gene lethal giant larvae 2 is a marker of gastric foveolar epithelium expressed in a basolateral fashion, which is lost or mislocalized in gastric epithelial dysplasia and adenocarcinoma. In this study, we investigated a role of lethal giant larvae 2 expression in differentiating low-grade pancreatic intraepithelial neoplasias, that is, pancreatic intraepithelial neoplasia-1 and pancreatic intraepithelial neoplasia-2, from pancreatic intraepithelial neoplasia-3 and pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma. The immunohistochemical patterns of lethal giant larvae 2 expression were examined in normal pancreatic ducts, 48 pancreatic intraepithelial neoplasia lesions of all histologic grades, and 91 adenocarcinomas on a tissue microarray or conventional sections. The expression pattern was recorded as basolateral, cytoplasmic, negative, or combinations of any of them. Whereas normal duct epithelia did not exhibit lethal giant larvae immunoreactivity, all but one lesion of low-grade pancreatic intraepithelial neoplasia showed basolateral lethal giant larvae staining. Conversely, all lesions of pancreatic intraepithelial neoplasia-3 and adenocarcinoma showed loss of lethal giant larvae 2 staining and/or its cytoplasmic localization. Interestingly, a basolateral expression was focally seen in 4 adenocarcinomas with a foamy gland pattern and was always admixed with negatively stained areas. In conclusion, our results show that low-grade pancreatic intraepithelial neoplasias express lethal giant larvae 2 in a basolateral fashion recapitulating expression in normal gastric epithelium. Loss or abnormal lethal giant larvae 2 expression is seen in pancreatic intraepithelial neoplasia-3 and adenocarcinoma and might be useful in separating them from lower-grade pancreatic intraepithelial neoplasias.
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- "In addition, in a very recent study, aPKC overexpression has been found associated with the loss of Lgl2, a component of the SCRIB polarity complex, in foveolar-type gastric dysplasia suggesting their combined evaluation useful to refine dysplasia diagnosis129. The immunohistochemical determination of Lgl2 expression has also provided to be useful in separating pancreatic intraepithelial neoplasia-3 and pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma from lower-grade pancreatic intraepithelial neoplasias; in fact, while loss or abnormal Lgl2 expression is seen in pancreatic intraepithelial neoplasia-3 and adenocarcinoma, pancreatic intraepithelial neoplasia-1 and pancreatic intraepithelial neoplasia-2 express the protein in a normal-like basolateral fashion130. "
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World-weariness in a detective is well and goodbut what if it ends up costing innocent victims their lives? That's the predicament in which Detective Chief Inspector Van Veeteren finds himself in this moodily affecting mystery, the first to appear in Nesser's native Sweden but the third to be published in the U.S. (after The Return and Borkmann's Point). Though the melancholy cop suspects accused killer Janek Mitter is innocent of drowning his new bride during an alcoholic blackout, Van Veeteren opts to focus on such more personally compelling matters as his own ruptured marriage and to let the judicial process run its courseuntil a second, truly shocking murder boots him and the book into high gear. The suspense intensifies as it becomes apparent that the initial killing was no garden-variety domestic drama but part of a bloody tapestry worthy of Greek tragedy. Even if you guess the book's final twist a bit early, this is a hauntingly powerful tale you won't soon forget. (June)Copyright © Reed Business Information, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.
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The swift conviction left Van Veeteren uneasy: Janek Mitter woke one morning with a brutal hangover and his wife dead in the bathtub. With only the flimsiest defense, he is found guilty and imprisoned in a mental institution. But when Mitter is murdered in his bed, Van Veeteren regrets not following his gut and launches an investigation into the two murders. As the chief inspector delves deeper, the twisted root of these violent murders will shock even him.
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When Janek Mitter wakes up from a night of too much alcohol and sex, he must break into the locked bathroom, where he finds his wife dead in the bathtub. Suffering from amnesia as a result of his drinking, he falls into a lethargic state that lasts throughout his murder trial, conviction, and imprisonment in a mental hospital. Detective Chief Inspector Van Veeteren launches a new investigation when Mitter is murdered. Finally being published in the United States, this 1993 noir crime novel, set against the bleak, cold backdrop of Maardam, Sweden, launched Nesser's popular police procedurals (The Return; Borkmann's Point). For readers of Henning Mankell and those who remember Per Wahlöö and Mai Sjowald. [See Prepub Mystery, LJ2/1/08.]
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He woke up and was unable to remember his name.
His pains were legion. Shafts of fire whirled around in his head and throat, his stomach and chest. He tried to swallow, but it remained an attempt. His tongue was glued to his palate. Burning, smoldering.
His eyes were throbbing. Threatening to grow out of their sockets.
It's like being born, he thought. I'm not a person. Merely a mass of suffering.
The room was in darkness. He groped around with his free hand, the one that was not numb and tingling underneath him.
Yes, there was a bedside table. A telephone and a glass. A newspaper. An alarm clock.
He picked it up, but halfway it slipped through his fingers and fell onto the floor. He fumbled around, took hold of it again, and held it up, close to his face.
The hands were slightly luminous. He recognized them.
Twenty past eight. Presumably in the morning.
He still had no idea who he was.
He didn't think this had happened before. He had certainly woken up and not known where he was. Or what day it was. But his name . . . had he ever forgotten his name?
John? Janos?
No, but something like that.
It was there, somewhere in the background, not only his name but everything. . . . Life and lifestyle and extenuating circumstances. Lying there waiting for him. Behind a thin membrane that would have to be pierced, something that had not woken up yet. But he was not really worried. He would know soon enough.
Perhaps it was not something to look forward to.
The pain behind his eyes suddenly got worse. Possibly the strain of thinking had caused it; but it was there, whatever. White hot and excruciating. A scream of flesh.
Nothing else mattered.
The kitchen was to the left and seemed familiar. He found the pills without difficulty; he was becoming increasingly sure that this was his home. No doubt everything would become clear at any moment.
He went back into the hall. Kicked against a bottle standing in the shadow cast by a bookcase. It rolled away over the parquet floor and ended up under the radiator. He shuffled to the bathroom. Pressed down the handle.
It was locked.
He leaned awkwardly forward. Put his hands on his knees to support himself, and checked the indicator on the door.
Red. As he'd thought. It was occupied.
He could feel the bile rising.
"Open . . ." he tried to shout, but could produce no more than a croak. He leaned his forehead against the cool wood of the door.
"Open up!" he tried again, and this time managed to produce the right sounds, almost. To stress the seriousness of his situation he belted several times with his clenched fists.
No response. Not a sound. Whoever was in there obviously had no intention of letting him in.
There was a sudden surge from his stomach. Or pos- sibly from even lower down . . . It was obviously a matter of seconds now. He staggered back along the hall. Into the kitchen.
This time it seemed more familiar than ever.
This is definitely my home, he thought as he vomited into the sink.
With the aid of a screwdriver he succeeded in unlocking the bathroom door. He had a distinct feeling that it was not the first time he'd done this.
"I'm sorry, but I really had to . . ."
He entered the room and just as he switched on the light, he became quite clear about who he was.
He could also identify the woman lying in the bathtub.
Her name was Eva Ringmar and she was his wife of three months.
Her body was strangely twisted. Her right arm hung over the edge at an unnatural angle. The well-manicured fingernails reached right down to the floor. Her dark hair was floating on the water. Her head was facedown, and as the tub was full to the brim, there could be no doubt that she was dead.
His own name was Mitter. Janek Mattias Mitter. A teacher of history and philosophy at the Bunge High School in Maardam.
Known informally as J.M.
After these insights he vomited again, this time into the lavatory. Whereupon he took two more tablets out of the bottle and telephoned the police.
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Apple axes non-Retina 15" MacBook Pro, keeps disk drive-toting 13" legacy modelWith the introduction of Apple's latest MacBook Pro with Retina display lineup, including an entry level 13-inch model, the company phased out the 15-inch non-Retina version, leaving only the 13-inch with SuperDrive remaining.
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In clear indication of the direction in which Apple is moving, the company on Tuesday updated its Retina MacBook Pro product offerings with faster CPUs, more RAM and next-generation graphics, while killing off the legacy 15-inch non-Retina model. The 13-inch MacBook Pro stands as the only non-Retina model in Apple's Online Store.
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The new 13-inch MacBook Pro with Retina display is the least expensive of Apple's high-res computers, with specs somewhat similar to the non-Retina iteration. To power the Retina quality screen, however, the new Pro uses Intel's Iris integrated graphics chip, while the older model is relegated to last-generation Intel HD Graphics 4000 technology. Additionally, the latest 13-inch version is even slimmer than last year, coming in at only 0.71 inches thick.
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Vladimir Putin, rugged outdoorsman and tough-guy Russian president, promoted a cuddly image Tuesday as his Olympics drew near.
Putin checked in at a preserve for endangered snow leopards and visited a group of cubs born last summer in the mountains above the growing torrent of activity in Sochi for the Winter Games.
"We've decided to restore the population of the snow leopard because of the Olympic Games," Putin said. "Let's say that because of the Olympic Games, we have restored parts of the destroyed nature."
Putin entered the cage and petted the leopard on the head. "We liked each other," he said.
Not so the accompanying journalists. They apparently upset the big cat, which scratched one of them on the hand and bit another on the knee, Russian news agencies reported.
Putin's first step on the Olympic stage was designed as a show of environmental consciousness during the Sochi Games, which open Friday. The leopard preserve was established five years ago as an Olympics-related project.
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Putin To Get $3 Billion From US Taxpayers After Ukraine Bond DebacleSubmitted by Tyler Durden on 08/28/2015 10:55 -0400
On Thursday, Ukraine struck a restructuring agreement on some $18 billion in Eurobonds with a group of creditors headed by Franklin Templeton. That's the good news. The bad news is that Ukraine also owes $3 billion to Vladimir Putin, and Vladimir Putin wants it back. All of it.
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Ongoing Greece Deposit Run Forces ECB To Boost Greek ELA Ceiling Yet AgainSubmitted by Tyler Durden on 07/22/2015 10:49 -0400
Despite the imploring of Greek bankers for Greeks to "take your money out of your chests and houses – which are not safe in any case – and deposit at banks," it appears the Greek bank deposit run continues. As The ECB just announced another €900 million increase in Emergency Liquidity Assistance, strongly suggesting that in the 2 days since the last increase, banks are once again insolvent facing a liquidity crunch as the "banks are trustworthy" propaganda falls on very deaf Greek ears.
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Greeks Laugh As Bankers Beg Depositors To Return MoneySubmitted by Tyler Durden on 07/21/2015 14:25 -0400
President of Greek Banks Association Louka Katseli appealed at the citizens to return their money to the banks. "Banks are absolutely trustworthy," Katseli told Mega TV, "Let's all help our economy... If you take your money out of your chests and houses – which are not safe in any case – and deposit at banks, this will enhance liquidity." Katseli's appeal triggered laughter among Greeks with one exclaiming "Ah sure! Banks will never see my money again, I prefer to buy tonnes of peanuts with it."
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Next Week in the Context of the Big PictureSubmitted by Marc To Market on 07/19/2015 11:00 -0400
- Abenomics
- Australia
- Bank of England
- Capital Markets
- China
- Creditors
- default
- Federal Reserve
- fixed
- France
- Germany
- Greece
- Hong Kong
- Italy
- Japan
- Krugman
- Monetary Policy
- Monetization
- New Zealand
- non-performing loans
- Norges Bank
- Portugal
- Sovereign Default
- Swiss National Bank
- Volatility
- Wall Street Journal
- Yen
- Yuan
The divergence theme is not longer being eclipsed by the Greek drama and the Chinese stock market slide. See how this week's developments fit into the bigger picture.
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Greek Banks Just Became A "Strong Sell" At Any PriceSubmitted by Tyler Durden on 07/16/2015 13:48 -0400
Even as Greek banks, severely depleted of cash and eligible collateral they can post with the ECB, stand to fight another day (and potentially face more withdrawals as soon as the Greek banks reopen supposedly on Monday) thanks to another €900 million liquidity infusion, investors in Greek bank shares will be less lucky: "to ensure a new bailout, investors in the country's banks faced the prospect of their holdings being "wiped out" under the terms of a €25 billion recapitalization plan."
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Argentina As A Model For GreeceSubmitted by Tyler Durden on 07/13/2015 14:33 -0400
"I think that if Greece were to leave the Euro things would get very complicated for them... and this would create the same very unhealthy situation as we have in Argentina. Why? If people start storing value in a foreign currency, in this case Greeks using Euros, this will create a huge lack of transparency and affect normal trade flows and transactions. And we know that the parallel economy in Greece is already quite large the way it is. So imagine an exponential version of that. It would be a very difficult period for Greece."
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Gold Bullion Dealer Unexpectedly "Suspends Operations" Due To "Significant Transactional Delays"Submitted by Tyler Durden on 07/03/2015 17:40 -0400
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Greece Asks For 2-Year Bailout From ESM, Merkel Shoots It DownSubmitted by Tyler Durden on 06/30/2015 10:10 -0400
Update: EU finance ministers to hold call on Greek request for ESM loan.
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Goldman Explains Who Gets Stuck With The Bill When Greece Leaves The PartySubmitted by Tyler Durden on 06/28/2015 15:10 -0400
"More cynically, if a default of bank liabilities is inevitable, it may deem it better to ensure that domestic claimants on Greek banks switch into hard 'convertible' Euro banknotes (or offshore accounts), leaving the residual claimants (the ECB which has provided ELA funding) to take the loss."
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Liquidity And Manipulated Prices Are Not An Economy And Never Will BeSubmitted by Tyler Durden on 06/20/2015 13:45 -0400
The Greek case offers quite a relevant view into the world of 21st century monetary alchemy, because that is what it really amounts to. What is left, however, is the worst of all cases; no recovery, no lending and now just more financial imbalance piled onto the same negative pressures and imbalances that never really went away. What is amazing is how short the attention of "investors" may be, and how they allow themselves to think monetary complexity passes for proficiency or even expertise despite all and continued observation otherwise.
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Folksy Obama Arrives In Germany: "Slugs" Sausage, Beer And Pretzels, Goes Lederhosen ShoppingSubmitted by Tyler Durden on 06/07/2015 10:28 -0400
Earlier today, Barack Obama, together with 6 of the world's most powerful leaders (but certainly not Vladimir Putin) congregated in the Bavarian town of Krun where they will for the next two days hunker down at the luxurious Scholss Elmau for the latest G-7 meeting, covering an agenda dealing with climate change, global extremism, and of course, solving the Ukraine crisis (with or without instructions from George Soros on how to proceed). Serious stuff. Obama, however, decided to keep it "folksy" and the lame duck president, content with the direction the world is going, pulled a page right out of National Lampoons European vacation and kicked it back.
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IMF Preparing Greek Default Contingency PlanSubmitted by Tyler Durden on 05/10/2015 19:33 -0400
The biggest slow motion trainwreck in history, one that everyone knows how it ends just not when (especially since the "when" is about 5 years overdue), that of the Greek sovereign default may just got a bit more exciting earlier today when the WSJ reported that the IMF can no longer lie - like Mario Draghi did to Zero Hedge in 2013 - that there are preparation for a Plan B. To wit: "the International Monetary Fund is working with national authorities in southeastern Europe on contingency plans for a Greek default, a senior fund official said—a rare public admission that regulators are preparing for the potential failure to agree on continued aid for Athens."
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IMF Splinters From Rest Of Troika, Threatens To Cut Off Greek FundingSubmitted by Tyler Durden on 05/04/2015 14:43 -0400
"Greece is so far off course on its $172bn bailout programme that it faces losing vital International Monetary Fund support unless European lenders write off significant amounts of its sovereign debt, the fund has warned Athens' eurozone creditors," FT reports, indicating that the organization may force the ECB and implicitly the German taxpayer to take the hit if Greece wants to receive the last tranche of aid under its existing program.
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If Gold Is Not Money… Why Do Clearinghouses and Former Fed Chairs Say It Is?Submitted by Phoenix Capital Research on 04/28/2015 19:39 -0400
Take note, Gold is officially money for the most powerful entities in the world. They are not only accepting Gold as collateral but are openly trying to insure that they have their own Gold in safe custody.
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Equity Futures At Session Highs Following Chinese QE Hints; Europe Lags On Greek JittersSubmitted by Tyler Durden on 04/27/2015 06:49 -0400
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It has been a story of two markets so far, with China's Shanghai Composite up another 3% in today's continuation of the most ridiculous, banana-stand driven move of the New Normal (and there have been many ridiculous moves in the past 6 years) on the previously reported hints that the PBOC is gearing up to start its own QE, while Europe and the Eurostoxx are lagging, if only for the time being until Citadel and Virtu engage in today's preapproved risk-on momentum ignition, on Greek jitters, the same jitters that last week were "fixed"and sent Greek stocks and bonds soaring. Needless to say, neither Greek bonds nor stocks aren't soaring following what has been the worst week for Greece in months.
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