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I want to say that I truly feel for the basketball players at UTC right now. I have been going to games since I was a small child and I have never seen the program looked on as negatively as it is right now.
I remember a Roundhouse that was packed full with every seat taken all the way up to the ceiling. I remember the student section was so small because they sold all the tickets to people at season ticket rates.
The problem these days are you have fans that have always been there and know how it used to be and now we have this new breed that doesn't understand the past and where the program used to be. Many of the employees of the athletic department have something in their mind that they are doing a great job. I know the students are making better grades and that is great but it is just embarrassing to have less than 500 people at a basketball game. I can tell you numerous donors to the program like me that have stopped the donations until changes are made.
John Shulman is one of the nicest people on campus but his presence is becoming a cancer to the university as a whole. His lack of knowledge of the game is more evident by each game. The fans don't want him there; players don't want him there; and staff doesn't want him there either - they are just to afraid to come out and say what everyone sees in their faces. We all know that the biggest mistake was resigning him to another contract after UTC won the SoCon tourney that was held on their home court.
It bothers me to pay full price for season tickets which I normally do then seeing people who pay for general admission just walk down and sit right next to me. Where is the loyalty? Next year my plan is to buy general admission tickets then just walk down like everyone else. Saves money and I am still right there.
As for now I will sit around and wait for a new university president and then an athletic director, then they will see that the changes have to be made.
Oh, and Go Mocs!
P.S. Congrats JR on 1,000 broadcasts.
Mark Stephens
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Coach Shulman is currently overseeing a new direction for UTC basketball - no JUCOs, building a foundation for the future. UTC is not Kentucky - it isn't going to happen overnight with a single recruiting class. This year's team is improving rapidly despite its youth and a series of injuries, including a remarkable comeback against Appy State last week. They led Kansas at the half. They competed at LSU and at Georgia Tech. They won the Dr. Pepper Classic. Those things do not happen if players do not want to play for the coach.
I have seen Coach Shulman run a practice and have seen him take the Mocs to two NCAA tournaments. He knows basketball, and he will get this team playing tough by the SoCon tournament. He runs a clean, respectable program that competes in a tough mid-major conference (Davidson? College of Charleston?).
Take a look around the college basketball coaching world at some of the embarrassments-to-their-universities roaming the sidelines to see what "cancer" actually looks like.
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While I'm sure Mr. Stephens heart is in the right place, his memory may be slightly exaggerated.
Last year's team was a disappointment by anyone's standards, I'm sure Coach Shulman included. But this years team has been completely different, and while young, has proven to be fighters, not willing to give up even when down by double digits late in games. They're a young team, building for the future.
Mr. Stephens says: "I remember a Roundhouse that was packed full with every seat taken all the way up to the ceiling."
That has happened three times since the Roundhouse opened. Twice in 1982 (Tennessee and North Carolina) and once in 2007 (Tennessee). Anyone know who the head coach of the Mocs was in 2007? John Shulman.
The best year for attendance was 1982-83 at 7,485 per game (less than 2/3rds of the arena's capacity) and that included home games against North Carolina and Tennessee.
So while Mr. Stephens may remember larger crowds than exist today, he does not remember a Roundhouse "packed full with every seat taken all the way up to the ceiling" as that has only happened three times in 30 years and John Shulman can take credit for 33 percent of those times.
Many programs are suffering from decreased attendance. Quite frankly, there are more options for people and students now than there were in the 80's and 90's. There are dozens of games on my TV every night, I can see even more on the internet... the options today are far more for me to choose than in 1982.
Mr. Stephens also says: "Remember these:
- ESPN ranked our Roundhouse one of the hardest places to play in the country in the 90's
- in the 90's we were in the mid major top 10 most years
It bothers me to pay full price for season tickets which I normally do then seeing people who pay for general admission just walk down and sit right next to me. Where is the loyalty? Next year my plan is to buy general admission tickets then just walk down like everyone else. Saves money and I am still right there."
Yes, ESPN did rank our Roundhouse one of the hardest places to play in the county in the 90's... and it still would be if more Chattanoogans came out to support Chattanooga's team in the stands rather than stay at home and choose from one of those dozen games on TV or so many more on the web.
No, in the 90's we were not in the "mid major top 10 most years" because no such poll existed.
And yes... my father was a season ticket holder from the day the arena opened until he died in October of 2009, and he too used to get upset to see those folks walk down and sit next to him as well but he bought season tickets to support the university and to make sure that Section 116, Row E was always ours, and that the opposing bench knew it was ours.
Last year was a huge disappointment, but it's gone now. This year we have a team that's fighting... and we have a coach that makes our University proud. I'm standing by Coach Shulman and our Mocs. I'm hoping for this season's team to continue to fight their way to a championship in Asheville.
Our university fight song is "Fight, Chattanooga" and this years Mocs are doing just that, they're fighting. Go Mocs!
Trevor Southerland
UTC Pep Band, 2002 - 2005
Marching Mocs Drum Major, 2005
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She rose to fame as the squeaky-clean lead of the Disney Channel's Camp Rock movies.
But it looks as though Demi Lovato is keen to prove that she has shed her child star image.
The 19-year-old was very much grown-up as she took to the stage at the Greek Theatre in Los Angeles last night.
Growing up: Earlier this week, the former Disney star looked all grown up as she performed at the Greek Theatre in Los Angeles while in a fringed black leather jacket and leather mini-skirt
She rocked out in a fringed black leather jacket, and showed off her legs in a waisted matching leather mini skirt.
Demi added a touch of sparkle with glittering black opaque tights, which she teamed with heeled black ankle boots.
Black nail varnish matched her outfit, and gave Demi's look an added dimension of rock star edge.
Edgy style: She rocked out in a fringed black leather jacket, and showed off her legs in a waisted matching leather mini skirt
Gave the crowd what they wanted: Fans went wild for Demi's no-holds-barred
She matched her dip-dyed blonde/pink hair with pink lipstick.
The X Factor US judge clearly relished being on stage, punching every note out with extra attitude to the delight of thousands of her screaming fans.
teen, who has recently talked about how she is working to overcome
issues such as self harm, depression and an eating disorder, has coped
admirably with the demands of filming a TV show alongside her other
In charge: Demi, who has recently opened up about her struggles with eating disorders and other issues, couldn't have appeared more confident
Girly touch: Demi matched her dip-dyed hair with a little pink lipstick
The Here We Go Again favourite told America's Self Magazine: 'Britney (Spears) is such a sweet girl! We've gone through a lot of the same things, so we have a connection.
Simon's so funny and so cool, and LA [, he's really awesome.
Getting on with her co-judges: Demi has said that her fellow X Factor US panelist Britney Spears is 'such a sweet girl'
'He seems really, really sweet so I'm excited to get to work with all of them.
'I was totally nervous about Simon, too. I was expecting him to be mean or something, because of American Idol, you know? He's like so, just, real.'
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German fans brawl with each other and throw missiles as thousands invade London to see Champions League final at Wembley
- 150,000 supporters watched Bayern Munich beat Borussia Dortmund 2 - 1 in London
- YouTube footage shows fans goading each other after getting off coaches
- They then begin throwing missiles at each other
- Fans run towards each other and start throwing punches and kicks
Hundreds of rival German football fans fought with each other today ahead of last night's Champions League final at Wembley.
Video footage shows supporters of Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund brawling with each other and throwing missiles in the stadium grounds.
Bayern Munich claimed their fifth European title with a 2 - 1 win over Borussia Dortmund.
Officers with batons tried to separate groups of troublemakers as they punched and kicked each other.
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Anticipation: Passionate Borussia Dortmund fans in the stands during the UEFA Champions League Final at Wembley Stadium
Rowdy: Bayern Munich fans getting ready for the final in the stands
High spirits: Borussia Dortmund fans waving their team colours in the air
A nod to the Queen: Borussia Dortmund supporters with their homemade version of the Union Jack
German Chancellor Angela Merkel looks on as Bayern Muenchen beat Borussia Dortmund at Wembley
Angela Merkel attended the match with President of German Football Association, Wolfgang Niersbach
German Chancellor Angela Merkel (far right) watched from an executive box
Fists raised: The rival fans of Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund appear to begin brawling outside Wembley in a video posted on YouTube
Fight: The video appears to show the fans squaring up to each other before police officers step in
Confrontation: Fans from the German football clubs face each other and one attempts to kick out
Police move in: Officers storm towards the fighting fans to break up the brawl
The YouTube footage appeared to have been taken at Wembley and showed fans initially goading each other after getting off coaches in the car park.
Rival supporters then started throwing a number of objects including a traffic cone and metal chair.
But as the supporters came together a number of fights erupted with many fans kicking and throwing punches.
A small number of police officers rushed to the scene, and despite being overwhelmed, managed to push the fans apart.
A Met Police spokesman said: 'At around 9am, police on duty at Wembley spotted a large group of German fans fighting in the coach parking area of Wembley Stadium.
Get back: An officer tells the crowd of football fans to move away after the fighting erupted
Missile: A traffic cone is thrown by a Dortmund supporter at a Bayern Munich fan
Danger: A metal chair is thrown during the breakout of violence before the game at Wembley tonight
Brawling: Violence erupts near Wembley between rival fans from Dortmund and Bayern Munich
Thin blue line: Police officers order the German fans to move away following the clashes
'Police intervened and the group dispersed. There were no arrests and one person was taken to hospital by the London Ambulance Service.'
More than 150,000 fans descended on the capital for club football's biggest game, with many gathering in central London yesterday afternoon.
Supporters from both teams had been praised in the build-up to the big
game with a party atmosphere in central London at some of the capital's
famous landmarks.
Just under 90,000 spectators filled the home of football, including holders of 25,000 tickets officially sold to the fans of each club.
But an estimated 100,000 more are reported to have travelled without tickets by air, coach, ferry and Eurostar. There were 500,000 applications from Dortmund fans alone.
Many of the football fanatics gathered in Trafalgar Square as they counted down to the match.
Colourful: Borussia Dortmund fans soak up the atmosphere in Trafalgar Square ahead of tonight's game
Packed: Up to 150,000 fans of both clubs are believed to have descended on London for the biggest game in club football
Fans: These Borussia Dortmund supporters cheer in Piccadilly Circus
Dortmund brought a black and
yellow double-decker bus matching their club colours to visit London
landmarks and promote the team.
They displayed a joke poster featuring a deckchair next to a red phone box with a club towel on it and the slogan: 'From Dortmund with love'.
Londoners wished good luck to the fans in their silly hats and uniforms, but the love-in was spoiled by the German newspaper Bild.
Face off: A Bayern Munich fan has the club's badge painted on his face as he arrives at Wembley
Rivals but friends for the day: Two Borussia Dortmund fans drink with a Bayern Munich supporter selling match mementos
Herr ve go: Fans of Bayern Munich in their team shirts and scarves pose outside Wembley stadium
Herr today: A Bayern Munich fan poses with a cardboard Champions League trophy and mementos he is selling
Fantastic: Dortmund fans gather in Trafalgar Square today ahead of the Champions League final against Bayern
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Support: Two London police officers pose with Dortmund fans in the centre of London
It warned fans to beware of the hot dogs sold at Wembley, calling them 'full of fat' and 'unbelievably expensive'.
City Hall believe London's economy will be boosted by €52m £44m according to the Guardian, but ticketless fans will have to watch the match in pubs and bars because police have banned public outdoor screenings.
The game pits unassuming 68-year-old Bayern coach Jupp Heynckes against excitable Dortmund boss Juergen Klopp, 45, in an intriguing clash of styles.
Fun: These German fans are in the party spirit with Big Ben behind them
Happy: A fan of Borussia Dortmund poses for a photograph with a trophy which resembles the UEFA Champions League cup in Piccadilly Circus
Waiting for the big match Two Dortmund fans in club shirts wait for a tube train to Wembley
Bayern have lost two out of the last three finals, including last year to Chelsea in a penalty shootout on their home ground, and are desperate for a fifth crown.
A German treble awaits Bundesliga champions Bayern if they win on Saturday in front of 90,000 fans and then beat VfB Stuttgart in the German Cup final on June 1.
Dortmund are again underdogs as they look to add to their surprise 1997 triumph.
On your bike: A street seller supporting Bayern Munich arrives at Wembley with goodies to sell to the fans
German pride: Fans of Bayern Munich in a happy mood ahead of the final at Wembley
Cardboard heroes: Fans of Dortmund gathering in Piccadilly Circus display cardboard cutouts of two of their players
Heynckes hopes to bow out on a high before being replaced by former Barcelona coach Pep Guardiola for next season.
Bayern are even bigger favourites after Dortmund's Germany midfielder Mario Goetze, who will join the Bavarians in July, was ruled out of Saturday's first all-German Champions League showpiece through injury.
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According to Facebook, version 5.0 of its IOS app has been rebuilt "from the ground up" so it opens much faster and the news feed and notifications load right up as soon as you open the app.
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The IOS app is notorious for its sluggish behaviour, and has been known for coming to a complete standstill when users want to perform simple tasks such as open photos, read comments, or refresh the news feed.
We put the new Facebook IOS app to the test by running it side-by-side with the previous version on two Ipads. The first noticeable difference is that Facebook has added its Timeline feature. Profiles on the app now replicate those on the desktop version of Facebook. Loading a person's Timeline profile in the updated app now takes a fraction longer than before because there are more graphics to display, but all other features of the updated app seem blazingly fast in comparison.
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Another updated feature we noticed was the increased speed when scrolling through the news feed, which now is very fast and doesn't require you to stop reading to load another batch of 20 pages, for example.
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February 12th, 2004
Altair Nanotechnologies to Present at Roth Capital Partners
Altair Nanotechnologies today announced it will be presenting on February 18, 2004, at the Roth Capital Partners 16th Annual Growth Stock Conference. The conference is being held at St. Regis Monarch Beach Resort and Spa in Dana Point, Calif. Altair's President, Dr. Rudi E. Moerck, will be discussing the Company's unique, proprietary technology for making nanocrystalline materials of unique quality both economically and in commercial-sized quantities.
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THE LION of JUDAH UNVEILED, and the KING OF KINGS by Apollo
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Im uploading my little snake av. I drew it myself. Im not an artist, so it was a bit difficult, But its fairly done..
Im going to make it into Lapel Pins..
that's free will dying on the cross of ego...in this case,humility is still at the head, desire,pride and vanity make up the other 3 arms of the cross...
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No it is not Bro. The cross is a message of Redemption in which the Soul may rise unto the Redeemed Life, (you know Jesus rising from the cross?) and then upwards, still upwards to the Immortal Life.
Our mortal self is our shell, AKA skin, bones and this life. When we find our souls and redeem it to live a live governed by our higher selves we figuratively die on the croSS to then rise a new Christ man who is divine for his lives for a higher purpose. His 7 chakras are firing 24/7, diet only enhances him to make him more refined. He is immortal.
A 100 degree Hot mo fo Freemason type Illuminati who is AS ABOVE, SO BELOW and SO WITHIN, SO WITHOUT.
...i dont owe no one nothing for what materiel possessions i am using ..Everyone's immortal,and yes that's free will dying on my cross within the kingdom of god within me...Jesus is the ab negative bloodline...its not a coincidence there are 8 blood types/4 negative and 4 positive and there are 8 planets visible from the dual earths...neither earth can see each other because of the sun and Pluto isn't a planet...and yes my 7 chakras are firing 24/6...you aint even on the right calender,there's only 6 days in the week,the 7th day belongs to the creator/sun...would you like me to explain the real calender before caesar changed it into a false calender...
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Sony Vaio S and F series notebooks revamped and revived
At last, some news emerging out of Sony HQ that doesn't involve a security breach, or an apology from a director.
Nope, this news is all good as Sony has announced the arrival of the new S and F Series Vaio notebooks over in the land of the free (and the home of the brave).
The 13.3-inch (1600x900) S series models are now skinnier, more productive thanks to a huuuuuuge 16 hour battery life (with all the right settings applied and by using the optional $150 sheet battery), and come packing second generation Intel Core i7 processors.
You've also got the choice of a dual channel solid state drive and hybrid graphics (AMD Radeon HD 6630 1GB on select models), Blu-ray / DVD optical drives, and they all boast Intel Turbo Boost Technology 2.0.
The F series Vaio models maybe more up your street if you're looking for a multimedia machine though.
They pack a 16.4-inch display with Full HD (1920x1080) displays and cinematic sound with S-Force front surround 3D technology and high-quality playback taken care of by the inclusion of Dolby Home Theater.
Like the S series, these are Sandy Bridge i7 machines, and are backed up by Nvidia GeForce GT 540M (1GB) or 520M (512MB) GPUs.
There's up to 750GB of HDD space for your high-def content and quick transfers to your external drives using USB 3.0.
The Sony Vaio F series is available (in silver, matte black or a premium white) to pre-order now in the States starting at $1,100. The S series starts at $999 and can also be pre-ordered now.
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Literary Lions: 15 Questions with Nick Zinner
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Nick Zinner: My mother.
JT: What is your biggest pet peeve?
NZ: Awkward situations.
JT: What book has given you nightmares, or otherwise appeared to you in dreams?
NZ: Does the Kiss comic book count?
JT: What book are you reading right now?
NZ: Begrudgingly reading James Frey's Bright Shiny Morning.
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NZ: Tim Burton's Alice In Wonderland.
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Parishes rally to inspire inmates, assist poor
BUENA PARK – The North O.C. Catholic Breakfast Club didn't help every wayward youth or unfortunate soul in the county Saturday, but it sure felt that way.
By pooling the manpower of five local parishes, the group aimed to benefit thousands of Orange County residents – some with disabilities, others with criminal records – during its gathering at St. Pius V Roman Catholic Church.
Nearly 200 teens took part, stuffing care packages for children who call motels home, penning inspirational letters for inmates at Juvenile Hall and creating baby blankets for girls who are homeless and pregnant.
"We want those kids out there to know we love them," said Diana Newton, youth ministry coordinator at Blessed Sacrament Church in Westminster.
The effort blossomed from a regular meeting of ministers who discuss philanthropic deeds and concluded it would be wise to join forces. Things started mid-morning Saturday, when the high-school-age volunteers assembled on an indoor basketball court to hear about those they'd be aiding.
"You guys can help us. ... This is the way we motivate these minors," said Deacon Martin Ruiz, coordinator of a Roman Catholic Diocese of Orange program ministering to those behind bars. "They say, 'You know what, somebody is praying for me.'"
Natalie Espada, youth minister at St. Anthony Claret in Anaheim, echoed that notion: "We just want to give them a little shot in the arm of hope."
Organizers suggested that, beyond helping the less fortunate, the event would open their congregation's eyes to the abundance of need in the community.
"Homelessness in Orange County is something that's very prevalent that you never hear about," said Linda Serio of the Illumination Foundation.
Comments from young parishioners suggested the education had an impact. "There are actually things out there we don't experience day to day," said 18-year-old Ed Elizondo.
Diana Salas, 18, said she'd only recently learned about young homeless people. "I didn't know there were kids living in motels," said Salas, who was decorating picture frames with beads and seashells for parents of children with special needs.
During a break in the work, as the scent of fresh-baked cookies for the homeless wafted from the kitchen, holiday cards and motivational letters were scattered on a table, bound for Juvenile Hall.
"You are an awesome person," one letter said.
"One day, you will be president," read another.
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Current status of long-term indwelling urinary catheter management by visiting nurses
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It Was Never Destined to Work …
The markets have given Italy's debt the benefit of the doubt based on the ECB's OMT promise, but the basic problem still awaits resolution. In the past, Italy would have simply devalued the lira, confiscating its citizenry's vast savings with the hidden inflation tax and devaluing the government's outstanding debt. This time it had to implement 'reform', but the man chosen to do that was a typical EU approved bureaucrat, someone who knows absolutely nothing about the daily struggle producers of wealth face in the marketplace. And so Mr. Monti did what a statist bureaucrat is wont to do: he raised a plethora of taxes, severely restricted the use of cash and ordered the tax bureau to go on a hugely repressive hunt for all sorts of perceived tax cheats, down to the pensioners who help with olive tree maintenance to supplement their meager incomes in order not to starve. The openly declared goal of these activities was to intimidate the citizenry. We're not just making this up – this is what they said they wanted to achieve, even if their actions were to weigh on the economy. We have detailed some of the methods employed in a past write-up.
As Italy's tax payer association remarked last year: "Monti's reform has consisted of introducing new taxes and nothing else".
Not surprisingly, the underlying problems therefore remain firmly in place. The government's outstanding stock of debt has continued to rise (at a rate of almost €75 billion per year), the economy has tanked and the citizenry has been terrorized. Good job.
Now the bond market's equanimity can apparently no longer be counted on, although this is of course currently not a matter confined to Italy – bond yields have been surging worldwide. The problem for Italy is that if bond yields continue to rise, unstoppable debt spiral dynamics will reassert themselves. Moreover, the banking system will be in even bigger trouble than it already is, as the banks are up to their eyebrows in Italian government bonds.
Italy's 10 year government bond yield: once again approaching the 5% level
Solvency Risk on Yellow Alert
Mediobanca has constructed a 'solvency risk' indicator that is lately giving alarm signals. This is an ominous development, especially as the governing coalition is under strain. According to a recent Telegraph report, Italy may require a rescue within six months unless a miracle happens. It looks like Super-Mario's OMT promises will be tested after all:
"Mediobanca, Italy's second biggest bank, said its "index of solvency risk" for Italy was already flashing warning signs as the worldwide bond rout continued into a second week, pushing up borrowing costs.
"Time is running out fast," said Mediobanca's top analyst, Antonio Guglielmi, in a confidential client note. "The Italian macro situation has not improved over the last quarter, rather the contrary. Some 160 large corporates in Italy are now in special crisis administration."
The report warned that Italy will "inevitably end up in an EU bail-out request" over the next six months, unless it can count on low borrowing costs and a broader recovery.
Emphasising the gravity of the situation, it compared the crisis with when the country was blown out of the Exchange Rate Mechanism in 1992 despite drastic austerity measures. Italy's €2.1 trillion (£1.8 trillion) debt is the world's third largest after the US and Japan. Any serious stress in its debt markets threatens to reignite the eurozone crisis. This may already have begun after the US Federal Reserve signaled last week that it will begin to drain dollar liquidity from the global system."
Sovereign debt strategist Nicolas Spiro said "taper terror" is jolting eurozone investors out of their complacency, though safe-haven Swiss and German bonds have also sold off sharply in the rout. Yields on 10-year UK Gilts closed at a two-year high of 2.53pc.
Yields punched to 5.1pc in Spain, and 6.7pc in Portugal. This is sending a secondary shock wave through their corporate debt markets, choking recovery.
"The European Central Bank needs to take very aggressive steps to offset this," said Marchel Alexandrovich from Jefferies Fixed Income. "We have a sell-off across the board. If the ECB doesn't act, it could see all the gains of the past nine months vanish in two weeks, taking the eurozone back to square one."
Borrowing costs of 5pc could prove crippling for Spain and Italy, both suffering from contraction of nominal GDP.
Mediobanca said the trigger for a blow-up in Italy could be a bail-out crisis for Slovenia or an ugly turn of events in Argentina, which has close links to Italian business. "Argentina in particular worries us, as a new default seems likely."
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So the cries for more central bank intervention are already going up – no surprise there. We found the tidbit about Argentina potentially becoming a trigger for a crisis in Italy interesting – we were unaware of the strong economic ties mentioned by Mediobanca.
Shady Derivatives Deals Helped to Hide Debt
In the meantime it has also turned out that just like Greece, Italy used complex derivatives deals to lie about the size of its debt prior to its accession to the euro (readers may recall that we have mentioned in the past that all governments lied about their debt in some shape or form at the time – now it is finally officially admitted, bit by bit). While this has a surprise coefficient of exactly zero, the admission means that there will likely be an immediate hit to the budget, to the tune of about 8 billion euro. And guess who was one of the Italian officials deeply involved at the time with the country's debt and deficit accounting? The man who presumably helped with cooking up this scheme? It was none other a certain rather well-known Goldman Sachs alumnus who currently runs the ECB (this was shortly before he joined GS by the way).
"Italy risks potential losses of billions of euros on derivatives contracts it restructured at the height of the euro zone crisis, according to a confidential report by the Rome Treasury that sheds more light on the financial tactics that enabled the debt-laden country to enter the euro in 1999.
A 29-page report by the Treasury, obtained by the Financial Times, details Italy's debt transactions and exposure in the first half of 2012, including the restructuring of eight derivatives contracts with foreign banks with a total notional value of €31.7 billion.
While the report leaves out crucial details and appears intended not to give a full picture of Italy's potential losses, experts who examined it told the Financial Times the restructuring allowed the cash-strapped Treasury to stagger payments owed to foreign banks over a longer period but, in some cases, at more disadvantageous terms for Italy.
The report does not name the banks or give details of the original contracts – questions that worried the state auditors – but the experts said they appeared to date back to the period in the late 1990s. At that time, before and just after Italy entered the euro, Rome was flattering its accounts by taking upfront payments from banks in order to meet the deficit targets set by the EU for joining the first wave of 11 countries that adopted the euro in 1999.
Italy had a budget deficit of 7.7 percent in 1995. By 1998, the crucial year for approval of its euro membership, this had been reduced to 2.7 percent, by far the largest drop among the Euro 11."
Mario Draghi, now head of the European Central Bank, was director-general of the Italian Treasury at the time, working with Vincenzo La Via, then head of the debt department, and Ms Cannata, then a senior official involved with debt and deficit accounting."
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It is quite ironic that Mario Draghi may now well end up as the person imposing 'conditionality' (read: severe austerity measures) on Italy when its government finally comes to the ECB, hat in hand. As an aside, the € 8 billion figure is an estimate, as Italy of course does not fully disclose the extent of its derivatives losses. The ECB is rather tight-lipped about the involvement of its boss as well:
"An ECB spokesman declined to comment on the bank's knowledge of Italy's potential exposure to derivatives losses or on Mr Draghi's role in approving derivatives contracts in the 1990s before he joined Goldman Sachs International in 2002."
Again, surprise factor zero. Very likely it will all be swept under the rug. The main thing is to keep the Italian population properly terrorized after all, not going after those who are actually responsible for the mess the country is in.
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Lastly, there has been a surprising spike in successful prosecutions of former prime minister Berlusconi in the meantime. He was just convicted for the third time in a row, this time of allegedly 'paying a minor for sex'.
Berlusconi himself of course maintains that what is going on is a political witch hunt. It is probably true that he has done all sorts of legally dubious things in the course of his career – how else would he ever have become prime minister of Italy as well as a billionaire media mogul in a high tax regulatory democracy? No-one who actually hews 100% to the rules and regulations of the modern-day 'free' economic tyrannies can ever hope to accumulate such a huge amount of capital. However, that means that Berlusconi is probably no worse than others in similar positions. In that sense he is probably correct: if not for the fact that powerful forces within the EU want to get rid of him, he simply wouldn't be successfully prosecuted. Note that Berlusconi wants to roll back the worst excesses of Monti's so-called 'reforms'. He is therefore seen as a danger to the EU centralization project – a thorn in the side of the socialist super-state. Here are two brief quotes from the Bloomberg article on the conviction:
"The verdict "confirms the intention to eliminate Prime Minister Berlusconi from the political scene," Paolo Bonaiuti, a senator and spokesman for Berlusconi, said in an e-mailed statement.
Berlusconi's trials may pose a greater threat to his political career than to his freedom, given Italy's flexible sentencing and indulgence toward convicts over the age of 70."
(emphasis added)
Regardless though of the motives and the question of Berlusconi's guilt or innocence, the immediate effect will be that the coalition government will find it harder to introduce new reform measures. Prime minister Letta's latest plans require the support of Berlusconi's party. As one observer remarked:
"Letta's going to have to fight very hard to keep his boat on course," said James Walston, a professor at the American University in Rome. The verdict "makes the Berlusconi supporters all the more hyped up and angry, and they're going to be a lot tougher on completely irrelevant issues."
One bone of contention is Letta's plan to increase VAT, which Berlusconi opposes. It is conceivable, although most observers don't think it is likely at the moment, that the coalition will split up again. In that case, new elections will have to be held.
Meanwhile, the Milan Stock Index (MIB) looks quite wobbly as well of late:
The MIB index in Milan – back to 52 week lows and testing an important level of support in the process.
Italy may soon be making its way back to page 1 from page 16. It remains the euro area's most worrisome problem, given the huge size of its outstanding debt (Italy's government debt stock is the third largest in the world). A renewed flaring up of the crisis with a focus on Italy is the eurocracy's worst nightmare. It is a good bet that if it happens, it will happen at an extremely inopportune moment. Right now everybody is hoping and praying that nothing untoward occurs prior to Germany's election – but no-one knows if the markets will comply with such wishes. If the recent massacre in international bond markets continues, there will be nothing that can be done to keep the Italian debt problem from resurfacing with a vengeance.
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