Ok. We're done here
Kind of like Western society
Another Big Win For Putin!!!
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Kind of like Western society
Struggle has nothing to do with it. You aren't even clearing 6 figures so I know you are expendable to them
Your resume wouldn't make it past the most relaxed automatic job filter son
Again, where is your name on this list? https://www.federalregister.gov/quarterly-publication-of-individuals-who-have-chosen-to-expatriate
Your resume wouldn't make it past the most relaxed automatic job filter son
Resume? Oh yeah, I forgot you answer to someone
Futuristic Eskimo
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By who? Haven't seen anything about it other than the fitch news.
88m3
Fast Money & Foreign Objects
I'm fairly positive it was Fitch, reading today all I see is negative outlook bbb-
I think s&p and moody's have them at just above junk too
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Top Gear Russia Magazine Accidentally Published An Image Of A Classified Submarine
Top Gear: Русская версияThe classified "AC-12" submarine.
Top Gear Russia magazine accidentally published an image of a secret Russian submarine.
The Russian edition of the automobile magazine published a photo of the classified "AC-12 Project," a nuclear deep-water submarine, nicknamed "Losharik" after a children's movie.
This was first reported by the unofficial blog of the Center for Analysis of Strategies and Technologies and picked up by Slon Media, which reached out to an expert for commentary.
Weapons expert Vasiliy Sichev told Slon that it's extremely likely that this is the secret submarine. He told the site:
"It's impossible to unequivocally say that the picture was really the AC-12, of course, because the project is classified and how the 'Losharik' looks is technically unknown. However, photos which were allegedly of 'Losharik' surfaced in 2007, 2010, and 2011, and they had a lot of similarities with the one in Top Gear."
Russia is in the midst of a serious military buildup. Among other things, the Russian military is upgrading its navy and by 2020 is hoping to add at least 16 new nuclear submarines to its Northern and Pacific fleets.
Here's the whole page from the magazine:
Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/top-...-of-classified-submarine-2015-1#ixzz3OdpGnEoh
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Top Gear Russia magazine accidentally published an image of a secret Russian submarine.
The Russian edition of the automobile magazine published a photo of the classified "AC-12 Project," a nuclear deep-water submarine, nicknamed "Losharik" after a children's movie.
This was first reported by the unofficial blog of the Center for Analysis of Strategies and Technologies and picked up by Slon Media, which reached out to an expert for commentary.
Weapons expert Vasiliy Sichev told Slon that it's extremely likely that this is the secret submarine. He told the site:
"It's impossible to unequivocally say that the picture was really the AC-12, of course, because the project is classified and how the 'Losharik' looks is technically unknown. However, photos which were allegedly of 'Losharik' surfaced in 2007, 2010, and 2011, and they had a lot of similarities with the one in Top Gear."
Russia is in the midst of a serious military buildup. Among other things, the Russian military is upgrading its navy and by 2020 is hoping to add at least 16 new nuclear submarines to its Northern and Pacific fleets.
Here's the whole page from the magazine:
Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/top-...-of-classified-submarine-2015-1#ixzz3OdpGnEoh
88m3
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12 January 2015 Last updated at 11:18 ET
Ukraine ex-leader Yanukovych wanted by Interpol
Viktor Yanukovych surfaced in the Russian city of Rostov-on-Don some time after he fled Ukraine
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Ukraine crisis
Interpol has placed deposed Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych on its wanted list, almost one year after he fled to neighbouring Russia.
He is accused by Ukrainian officials of embezzling millions of dollars in public funds.
Mr Yanukovych was ousted after clashes between police and protesters in Kiev left dozens dead, mainly demonstrators.
Afterwards, Russia moved to annexe Crimea from Ukraine and conflict broke out in parts of eastern Ukraine.
Shelling has continued in the Donetsk region of eastern Ukraine despite a September ceasefire
Russia has denied fomenting the violence in the eastern regions of Donetsk and Luhansk, where a frequently violated ceasefire is in place. Ukrainian military officials said on Monday that there had been an increase in rebel attacks on their positions.
Germany's foreign minister is due to meet colleagues from Russia, Ukraine and France in an attempt to reach an agreement on a potential summit of leaders in Kazakhstan this week.
Germany has stressed that a summit will only take place if it leads to "concrete progress".
Moscow photo
A red notice for ex-President Yanukovych appeared on Interpol's website on Monday. Under a red notice, Interpol's role is described as assisting a national police force in "identifying and locating these persons with a view to their arrest and extradition or similar lawful action".
Mr Yanukovych, 64, was last seen in a photograph with US film director Oliver Stone, which was said to have been taken in Moscow in December, BBC Kiev correspondent David Stern reports.
An unconfirmed report by Interfax news agency said Russia was likely to decline a request for his extradition.
The red notice appeared on Interpol's website on Monday
The decision to issue the notice was taken by a special Interpol commission, according to Ukrainian Interior Minister Arsen Avakov, after months of reasoning from the authorities in Kiev.
Similar red notices were also issued for ex-Prime Minister Mykola Azarov and Iurii Kolobov, a former finance minister, as well as Georgii Dzekon, ex-chairman of Ukrtelecom.
Mr Avakov said a warrant had been issued for Mr Yanukovych's son Olexander, although that could not be confirmed on the Interpol website.
Ukraine's new government accuses the former president of ordering snipers to fire on protesters, although he rejects the accusations against him.
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-30777844
Ukraine ex-leader Yanukovych wanted by Interpol
Continue reading the main story
Ukraine crisis
Interpol has placed deposed Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych on its wanted list, almost one year after he fled to neighbouring Russia.
He is accused by Ukrainian officials of embezzling millions of dollars in public funds.
Mr Yanukovych was ousted after clashes between police and protesters in Kiev left dozens dead, mainly demonstrators.
Afterwards, Russia moved to annexe Crimea from Ukraine and conflict broke out in parts of eastern Ukraine.
Russia has denied fomenting the violence in the eastern regions of Donetsk and Luhansk, where a frequently violated ceasefire is in place. Ukrainian military officials said on Monday that there had been an increase in rebel attacks on their positions.
Germany's foreign minister is due to meet colleagues from Russia, Ukraine and France in an attempt to reach an agreement on a potential summit of leaders in Kazakhstan this week.
Germany has stressed that a summit will only take place if it leads to "concrete progress".
Moscow photo
A red notice for ex-President Yanukovych appeared on Interpol's website on Monday. Under a red notice, Interpol's role is described as assisting a national police force in "identifying and locating these persons with a view to their arrest and extradition or similar lawful action".
Mr Yanukovych, 64, was last seen in a photograph with US film director Oliver Stone, which was said to have been taken in Moscow in December, BBC Kiev correspondent David Stern reports.
An unconfirmed report by Interfax news agency said Russia was likely to decline a request for his extradition.
The decision to issue the notice was taken by a special Interpol commission, according to Ukrainian Interior Minister Arsen Avakov, after months of reasoning from the authorities in Kiev.
Similar red notices were also issued for ex-Prime Minister Mykola Azarov and Iurii Kolobov, a former finance minister, as well as Georgii Dzekon, ex-chairman of Ukrtelecom.
Mr Avakov said a warrant had been issued for Mr Yanukovych's son Olexander, although that could not be confirmed on the Interpol website.
Ukraine's new government accuses the former president of ordering snipers to fire on protesters, although he rejects the accusations against him.
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-30777844
Domingo Halliburton
Handmade in USA
Looks like Ukraine's debt holders may have to take a big haircut. Like 70% big.
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Putin fukkin over all Russians except himself
Domingo Halliburton
Handmade in USA
Putin wants the billionaires to repatriate their assets is that behind the sale of the nets?
Nah I think he already moved the Nets' parent company to Russia. Maybe Im wrong...but I know he had to get approval from the NBA.
IMO it has more to do with the drop of the Rubble.