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Last week Brian Cashman said that the Red Sox were probably the better team on paper. Yesterday, Red Sox President Larry Lucchino downplayed that. For those of you who don't think the Yankees-Red Sox thing isn't icky enough, I give you "hormonal satisfaction":
Although Larry Lucchino admitted to taking "hormonal satisfaction" from the Red Sox outdueling the rival Yankees this winter, neither the team president nor chairman Tom Werner put much stock in New York GM Brian Cashman's remarks last week that the Sox are the better team. Werner even labeled it "reverse psychology."
Said Lucchino: "They're always the favorites. C'mon, they're the New York Yankees. They're in the biggest market in the world. We're happy to be the guys that they worry about looking over their shoulder.
The only thing less appetizing than thinking of a baseball rivalry in terms of "hormonal satisfaction" is listening to Yankees and Red sox brass argue over who the bigger underdog is.
Oh, and in case you're interested, Lucchino's comments come in the course of an article about Josh Beckett being in much better shape. It wasn't quite strong enough for a BSOML headline, but if some of you guys get hormonal satisfaction over that meme I've tried to beat into the ground, it may scratch the itch anyway.
- billybeaneismyhero - Feb 1, 2011 at 6:28 AM
Hormonal satisfaction? Yeah, I don't think I'll be eating breakfast this morning.
- kiwicricket - Feb 1, 2011 at 7:01 AM
If I'm the only person who read the words 'hormonal satisfaction' then giggled at the picture…..I will quit the internet
- Kevin S. - Feb 1, 2011 at 8:46 AM
There is no need for you to retire from the interwebs. I was right there with you.
- Jonny 5 - Feb 1, 2011 at 8:10 AM
LMAO!!! They should rename that page "obsessed much?"
- BC - Feb 1, 2011 at 8:39 AM
I just threw up in my mouth a little.
- yankeesfanlen - Feb 1, 2011 at 8:44 AM
hehe hehe, you said "hormonal".
- Jonny 5 - Feb 1, 2011 at 8:44 AM
And people wonder why Lee preferred Philly….. Between Greenberg and his totally redunkulous statements to the GM and ownership of the Yankees carrying on like big babies, It looks like a no brainer actually.
- Kevin S. - Feb 1, 2011 at 8:47 AM
Honesty before modesty guys. Always.
- proudlycanadian - Feb 1, 2011 at 8:53 AM
Excess pride goeth before the fall. Both teams have holes. It would be fun if one or both of them fails to make the playoffs.
- bobwsc - Feb 1, 2011 at 9:05 AM
he and John Henry hurt the image of the Sox. they do a lot for the organization but should be banned from public speaking.
- phukyouk - Feb 1, 2011 at 9:24 AM
C'mon Craig… you couldnt use the Picture of Farnsworth Flooring Youk?
- Glenn - Feb 1, 2011 at 1:45 PM
"Hormonal satisfaction"? Is that the latest old guy pill?
"You're the best!" "No, you're the best!" "No, YOU'RE the best!"
I agree with bobwsc – Lucchino and Henry should just leave the public comments to those they pay to do it. Of course, who among us could own a team and keep quiet about it?
- florida727 - Feb 1, 2011 at 3:32 PM
'Glenn' is right. These two guys are both one clown short of a circus when it comes to public speaking. Then again, they've purchased the right to open their collective mouth as they deem fit. What's that old phrase? "Say nothing and let people think you're an idiot, or say something and remove all doubt." Just sayin'…
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bottom line, baston could win the next 10 WS's and they will never, ever be able to hold a candle to the Yanks, thats not a opinion, its a fact
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Lynn Shelton, director of "Humpday" -- the straight/gay friendship/sex movie I've been meaning to watch at Harvard Exit since I read Moira Macdonald's review -- is presently directing the Seattle (Ballard) installment of a show for MTV called "5 Dollar Cover."
The show, which is intended for web broadcast with limited TV play, is a drama, and stars members of local bands acting and also performing music. So: non-actors, acting and not acting. Except musicians normally invoke personas when playing music in nightclubs, so it's all acting. But, oddly, for their near-constant persona-invoking, musicians aren't always great actors. A brief glance at the Memphis "5 Dollar Cover" (here) reveals the creation has that weird reality TV/telenovela style MTV seems to have invented.
Readers of this blog may remember the Maldives' Jason Dodson told us he was working with Shelton during his Capitol Hill Block Party/Caffe Vita/Matson on Music video interview/performance last week. Yesterday evening, the My Ballard blog posted photos and words to the effect Maldives/Shelton/Tractor Tavern filming had just occurred. The blog said more filming will happen tonight, and also -- and I remember Dodson telling me this, too -- a ton of local bands (14) will be on the show, with more filmings upcoming. I'll go tonight, try and find out which bands will be filmed when, and blog about it.
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Swiss label has shown their new collection during Bread & Butter (BBB) fashion fair. hat die schweizer Marke STRELLSON ihre neue Kollektion gezeigt. We were, unfortunately, too busy with cleaning up and criminal complaints in the aftermath of our party and couldn't drop by.
Thanks internet, we've found a short video by STRELLSON for BBB which made us curious.
So we've simply asked the creative director of the brand, Marco Tomasi (47), a few questions about new STRELLSON collection and about coming trends in men's fashion.
Marco, what's new in the coming season?
There is a lot that is new at Strellson. Related to the collection, we are bringing out a Strellson Premium Spring/Summer 2013 Capsule collection on the topic "Black and White"; glenchecks, pepitas, houndstooth are combined with prints and color blocks. This involves combination of tradition and modernity.
What kind of man did you have in mind when you designed the collection?
We always think of the same man when dealing with the new collection: a confident, modern man who knows what he wants and brings his own personality into line. Likewise, at the beginning of each collection the essence of the brand is in focus.
In the video to your BBB one can see many shades of blue. What colors will be announced in the coming season?
Besides the blue storyline that's inspired by Shades of Indigo, more color schemes such as "Dark Red, Red, Orange" and "Olive-green, Lemon" color family as the trend. It is important to put these colors not only as contrasts, but to combine the total look.
What do you think of the current sportswear trend?
The Olympics certainly have an above-average influence on activewear brands . Active sportswear has been influencing various fields of fashion for a rather long time and has thereby set too many new trends.
What's your guess? Next year, the big trend in menswear.
Everything's becoming cleaner, more formal, but in a natural, self-evident kind of way. Clothing as part of a man's style and way of being.
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Anna Wintour: How the VOGUE KIMYE Cover arose!
Doesn't matter what Kim Kardashian and Kanye West are doing (XXL-back presentation, cheezy music-video making, wearing red shoes, coming late to the LANVIN show during the Paris fashion week) – everything and really everything is used either as a headline or often as very-funny photoshop-masterpieces made by the World Wide Web.
No VOGUE cover has caused a bigger discussion this year than the one, that shows KIMYE happily together.
The i-net mob indicted Anna Wintour and her myrmidons. One felt betrayed. The bible of style VOGUE all of a sudden lost style. Also fashion-celebrities commented on the cover in an appalled way, even vengefully announced to withdraw from their VOGUE subscriptions.
Anna Wintour recently spoke with the CCN journalist Alina Cho in an interview, about the notorious cover:
"I see the role of Vogue to reflect what's going on in the culture. The first celebrity that I put on the cover of Vogue was Madonna, and that was considered completely controversial at the time, too. It's such a long time ago probably no one remembers, but she was a very controversial figure. Now she's part of the establishment. I think if we just remain deeply tasteful and just put deeply tasteful people on the cover, it would be a rather boring magazine! Nobody would talk about us. It's very important that people do talk about us. Going back to Estée Lauder's decision to make Kendall Jenner the face of Estée Lauder. What a fantastic decision that was! They have a wonderful brand that's very traditionally American, and they decided they want to shake it up and reach a different audience. Now and again one has to do things like that. I think it's part of the excitement and part of being a journalist. I hope another Kim Kardashian comes along this year!"
Uuhhh! We can relax again, because also Wintour doesn't think that KIMYE is seriously stylish. She has allowed herself and her high gloss product to be part of a PR-gag. That worked fantastically. Chapeau, Mrs. Wintour!
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Lumbersexuality – simply fat, old Hipster!
After metrosexuality and spornosexuality, is it lumbersexuality going to be in?
Media as The Guardian, The Daily Beast and Buzzfeed presented 'lumbersexual' as the 'next big thing'. Men with enormous beards and bellies in lumber-shirts, in work-boots, with wool-beanies on their heads and a freshly tapped beer in their hand.
But is that really the new trend? Men, who combine checked patterns with checked patterns, and who look like they have chucked some trees in the wood. No, not really. The look has been existing in the gay-scene for years ('bears' or 'cubs').
Plus we already know about the core-elements of the look (beard, lumber-shirt) from the hipster-scene. The picture (view the photo), which was used to express lumber-sexuality in a photo, has also been used to present the usual example of a hipster to their readers.
The hipster already was an anti-movement to the metro. The man became a man again. Sun-studios, picked eye-browes or shaved chests – all in all a no-go for the hipster. 'Lumbersexuality' is therefore no new anti-movement to metrosexuality, as it is celebrated in the media, but simply a continuation of the hipster-movement.
Therefore an old, fat hipster, who is drinking beer the whole day and who is just to distinguish by experts of 'gay bears'. Therefore: no 'next big thing'!


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Virginia Commonwealth University clinical research director John Clore was already thinking about doing research into the anti-inflammatory properties of anatabine, the active ingredient in Star Scientific's Anatabloc supplement.
But he was caught off guard when the Star Scientific executive walked up to him at an Executive Mansion event and simply handed him a $25,000 check to get that research rolling.
"It's never happened before in my life," Clore testified Tuesday, explaining that he would normally submit an application for funding through VCU, and if his request is granted, the funds would go straight to the university, which would set up a special account that he could access.
Clore said he returned to VCU and turned the check over to the proper university official as "fast as possible."
Clore also testified that Williams once called him, asking if he knew another doctor at the school who could help the governor with a specific medical condition. Clore confirmed that he gave Williams a name but declined to identify the medical condition.
Former Virginia Gov. Robert F. McDonnell (R) and his wife, Maureen, are battling a 14-count public corruption indictment that alleges they lent the prestige of the governor's office to a Richmond area businessman, and in exchange, the businessman lavished them with gifts and money. Jurors on Tuesday resumed hearing testimony from witnesses during a trial in federal court in Richmond.
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Prosecutor David Harbach also circled back to Phil Cox's testimony that all the plane rides Jonnie R. Williams Sr. had provided to Robert F. McDonnell's political action committee were reported as in-kind contributions. The prosecutor asked how PAC employees learned of in-kind contributions, and whether they relied on information provided to them.
Cox, the governor's chief political adviser, said that was the case, agreeing with Harbach when he said that meant the disclosure reports were only as good as the information provided to the staff, a "garbage in, garbage out situation."
Harbach then asked about a series of gifts and loans made to the McDonnells, such as the wedding catering, loans and Rolex, asking of each, "Were those donations to the campaign? Were those donations to the PAC?"
Harbach also reminded Cox of his testimony that McDonnell was engaging in "constituent service" and "donor maintenance" when he sent Williams two e-mails in 2012 remarking on the good performance of Star Scientific stock.
Harbach asked if he knew at the time that the governor or his wife owned Star stock at the time he sent those messages.
"No," Cox said.
Fewer people in court today with no Jonnie Williams on the stand. Cross examination of Guv's scheduler underway.
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Day seven of the trial of Robert F. and Maureen McDonnell kicks off with more of Monica Block, who kept the governor's schedule.
Block, who began her testimony late in the day Monday, has yet to be questioned by defense attorneys.
It is unclear who will follow her. Prosecutors seem to be moving through McDonnell's former staffers, asking them about Jonnie R. Williams Sr.'s unusually direct line to the governor and his wife.
Day seven of the Robert F. and Maureen McDonnell corruption trial has now opened with the former governor's attorney, John Brownlee, asking a series of questions of the governor's onetime scheduler, Monica Block, designed to show that the governor himself was not included on a number of e-mails Block was shown by prosecutors on Monday dealing with interactions with businessman Jonnie R. Williams Sr.
For instance, Brownlee asked, was the governor himself included on an e-mail chain in which she and Jasen Eige, the governor's lawyer, discussed whether Williams's company, Star Scientific, could use pictures of the governor attending an event for one of the company's products in promotional materials? She testified that he was not. (Eige signed off on use of the pictures but decreed Star needed to adjust captions they intended to post with them.)
What about e-mails where staff decided it would be okay for the Twitter account of the political action committee of the governor to follow Star? No, she said, the governor was not included in that discussion.
Brownlee then asked: A Star Scientific press release that Block indicated in e-mails that she would forward to the governor for his review — did she place that Star document in the governor's "read" file or in his "hot" file, for urgent matters?
Block said it went to his "read" file. "He'd get to it eventually," she said.
Even the gift log, she said, was generally constructed without his input. Block said that each month, she would review the governor's schedule from the past weeks and put together a list of gifts he had received, so as to be able to disclose them at the end of the year.
"Was it your experience that Governor McDonnell himself would follow up on that? Or was that a staff thing?" Brownlee asked.
"A staff thing," she replied.
Robert F. McDonnell's former scheduler testified Tuesday that Jonnie R. Williams Sr. — rather than Maureen McDonnell – set the agenda for a New York shopping trip Williams took the first lady on in 2011.
Testifying about an e-mail she wrote in April 2011, after a conversation with Williams himself, Monica Block said Williams set the trip's itinerary, which included lunch at Bergdorf Goodman. Block wrote that Williams had advised "to not eat a big breakfast" because the store had "the best lunch in NYC."
Block's testimony is important because it, in some ways, contradicts Williams's own account of the shopping trip. Williams had testified the first lady essentially kept him out shopping for hours and ran up a huge tab which he covered. He testified the initial intent of the trip was to buy only two dresses.
Block also testified the Williams indicated to her he knew designer Oscar de la Renta personally, something Williams has denied saying. He has posited a more tenuous connection to the designer through a friend.
Now on the stand for prosecutors is Molly Huffstetler, who served as a staffer in the Health Department, answering to Secretary Bill Hazel when Robert F. McDonnell was governor.
Huffstetler attended a meeting at the governor's mansion with Jonnie R. Williams Sr. and Maureen McDonnell on Aug. 1, 2011 — the day after the McDonnell family returned from a weekend vacation at Williams's lake house.
Prosecutors have just finished displaying an e-mail chain describing how the meeting came about.
The governor e-mailed Hazel at 11:29 p.m. on Sunday, July 31, 2011, the day the family returned, and asked Hazel to take a meeting with Williams in the morning.
Hazel then e-mailed his deputies, Keith Hare and Matt Cobb, indicating that he would be in a Cabinet meeting. Cobb then e-mailed Huffstetler, indicating that he and Hare also had meetings and asking her to cover.
"It is a governor request," Cobb wrote back.
Then Huffstetler e-mailed: "Uh huh … Tic tac man."
Under questioning from prosecutor David Harbach, she testified that the health office had taken to calling Williams by the nickname after he met with Hazel the previous year and left behind samples of his dietary supplement Anatabloc. The pills resembled tic tacs.
More joking ensued over e-mails between the three that Harbach skimmed through too quickly for the courtroom to catch. But Huffstetler ultimately replied: "On a more serious note, I'm not planning to commit to anything but will stick to we will do what we can to carry out the desires of the governor and first lady."
As scheduler to then-Gov. Robert F. McDonnell for a year and a half, Monica Block said she booked him for lunch with the first lady once a week. She scheduled dinners for the couple only once or twice a year, for birthdays, or when their kids were in town.
Block's account could help bolster Maureen McDonnell's defense, that she was a lonely, neglected wife who craved attention more than material gain from the gift-giving Star Scientific chief executive, Jonnie Williams.
"You observed that she felt abandoned?" asked Heather Martin, a lawyer for Maureen McDonnell.
Block did not get the chance to answer.
Prosecutors objected to the question and the judge sustained.
Heather Martin, a defense attorney for Maureen McDonnell, asked Robert F. McDonnell's former scheduler if she had ever referred to Williams as "Maureen McDonnell's blind spot."
Scheduler Monica Block said she'd "maybe." But she confidently answered in the affirmative when Martin asked: "Did you ever say Maureen McDonnell did not know the difference between donors and friends?"
Block also agreed that she had described Mary-Shea Sutherland, Maureen McDonnell's chief of staff, as the first lady's "last line of defense."
Martin asked if Block believed Sutherland had succeeded in protecting Maureen McDonnell, and Block replied, "I don't know how to answer that."
After Martin wrapped up her cross-examination, prosecutor Michael Dry returned with a few last questions for the witness. It was partly Block's responsibility to keep track of gifts provided to the governor, and she would review his schedule when preparing disclosure reports, looking primarily for flights that would have to be logged as in-kind contributions to the governor or his political action committee.
Dry drove home the point that Block does not sign the report, a responsibility ultimately up to the governor. Nor would she know from reviewing a schedule that included golf at Williams's private club who paid for the outings.
A state health official in the McDonnell administration testified Tuesday that if the governor had not asked for it, she would not have met with Jonnie R. Williams Sr. so the businessman could pitch his dietary supplement.
Molly Huffstetler, the official, seemed to view Williams as somewhat of a comical figure, referring to him as "tic tac man" in lighthearted e-mails with colleagues and saying she planned to "commit to nothing" during a meeting with him and Maureen McDonnell, the governor's wife, on Aug. 1, 2011.
But at the same time, Huffstetler treated the hour-long meeting seriously. She took detailed notes, which jurors saw on a screen Tuesday. One of them seemed to reflect that Williams told her the governor was involved in seeking funding for studies of his product, Anatabloc.
"Tobacco fund in Va. is paying for this — by request of Gov.," the note said.
Huffstetler said she could not recall the meaning of that note or of most of the others she took. But the meeting was not completely unremarkable. Huffstetler testified it was the only one she ever had with the first lady, and the only one she ever had in the executive mansion.
After the meeting, Huffstetler sent Williams a thank you note saying, "At times I found myself drifting to excitement thinking about my father," who suffered from a severe form of arthritis. She wrote, "It thrills me to think that within his lifetime there is a possible method to alleviating the significant pain without costly side effects."
Huffstetler testified Tuesday Williams's anecdotes genuinely led her mind to wander to her father. But the note, she said, was mostly just her being polite. Neither the governor nor the state health secretary followed up with her, she said.
Robert F. McDonnell defense attorney Henry "Hank" Asbill has just completed cross-examining former health department official Molly Huffstetler, attempting to minimize the Aug. 1, 2011, meeting she attended with Jonnie R. Williams Sr. and Maureen McDonnell and suggesting Williams may have been dishonest during the session.
Repeatedly, he asked her whether it was a routine occurrence during her time in state government that she would be asked by Health Secretary Bill Hazel to take meetings with people pitching ideas. "I would say often," she said. "It was a function of the office."
She said she did not feel any pressure to take any action as a result of the meeting and, in fact, she was never aware of any work that was done by the health office to move Williams's project forward. When she wrote in an e-mail before attending the meeting that she planned to tell Williams that she would work to accomplish the desires of the governor, she agreed with Asbill that she understood the governor's wishes to be simply that she attend the meeting.
And she agreed with Asbill's characterization of the note she wrote to Williams following the meeting — one in which she urged him to pursue studies to confirm his glowing anecdotes about Anatabloc — as a "blow-off" e-mail.
"No, with a smile?" Asbill said, recalling the words of McDonnell's scheduler Monica Block, who testified Monday that the governor urged to his staff to take that approach with supplicants.
"Yes," she said, indicating that she had consulted with no one before sending the e-mail and that she felt empowered at the time to send it without further direction.
Asbill also called Huffstetler's attention to a note she had taken during the meeting, in which she wrote that the "tobacco fund in VA is paying for studies — by request of Gov."
She testified that she did not remember the specifics of her conversation with Williams on that point but that she considers herself a good note taker and believed that the note indicated that Williams told her tobacco commission-funded studies were then underway. That would not have been true. At the time, Williams was discussing seeking tobacco commission grant funding but an application was never submitted and the commission never provided dollars.
Stephen Michael Hauss, a defense attorney for Maureen McDonnell, suggested that the first lady's chief of staff engineered an August 2011 meeting between a top state health official and Jonnie R. Williams Sr.
Prosecutors have previously introduced an e-mail into evidence that shows then-Gov. Robert F. McDonnell directing Health and Human Resources Secretary Bill Hazel to send a deputy to meet with the Star executive the next morning. The governor sent the message about midnight, after returning in Williams's Ferrari from a stay at his Smith Mountain Lake home.
But Hauss noted that it was chief of staff Mary-Shea Sutherland who met Hazel's deputy at the mansion door and showed her to the meeting room. Hauss asked of Sutherland sat in on the meeting. Molly Huffstetler, the deputy, could not remember.
Huffstetler said in e-mails to colleagues before the meeting that she had no intention to commit to anything at her meeting with the Star executive they derisively referred to as "tic tac man."
But, she added, "We will do what we can to carry out the desires of the Governor and the first lady."
Hauss questioned how she purported to know the first lady's "desires" if she had never spoken with Maureen McDonnell about Anatabloc before or after the meeting. During the meeting itself, Huffstetler said, Maureen McDonnell was attentive but mostly silent.
"You had no idea what Mrs. McDonnell's desires were," Hauss said.
When Hauss finished with his cross examination, prosecutor David Harbach tried to drive home the point that the McDonnells made a top health official grant an audience to the "tic tac man."
When Huffstetler got the request, Harbach asked, why didn't she say, "I'm not meeting with this guy. He's a nut."
"I wouldn't have considered that an option," Huffstetler said, explaining that she had to take a meeting if the governor asked for it.


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Today on "The 700 Club," Pat Robertson fielded a question from a viewer who asked: "In the Old Testament men had many wives and it seems like it didn't go against God. Where does it say in the Bible that man should have only one wife?"
Robertson responded that the viewer should consider moving to Utah or Saudi Arabia, and then insisted that the Bible condemns polygamy. However, he admitted that "somehow" many biblical figures, such as Solomon, were polygamists. Rather than explain the inconsistency, he joked that Solomon must have "taken a lot of vitamins, that poor old man," and launched into a diatribe against gay rights.
"I said when they make these rulings that they are making about homosexuality, when they are making these rulings about other sexual practices, it won't be long before they cancel the laws for bigamy," he said. "It was said by Rick Santorum in the United States Senate, surely enough those laws will come down and surely enough they will. Everything goes."
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First Nation needs help from within
Garden Hill boots chiefs, makes up election rules
No one has to tell Grand Chief David Harper about the political uncertainty gripping his home of Garden Hill.
The leader of Manitoba Keewatinowi Okimakanak (MKO), an umbrella organization representing northern First Nations, was chief of Garden Hill for nearly a decade. On and off, that is.
Three times Harper was elected chief. And three times, before his term was finished, he was voted out at a meeting of band members. In one instance, he was turfed less than six months after he was elected.
That scenario played out again in Garden Hill earlier this month, when a group of about 30 residents gathered to vote out Chief Buddy Beardy and his council, who had been in office just over a year, Harper said.
A week after that, at a meeting to plan new elections, the same group of residents decided candidates for chief must be at least 50 years of age; councillors must be at least 40. And anyone in a common-law relationship is ineligible to run for office.
The rules for terminating a chief and council are fairly casual, Harper noted. Any member of the community may call a meeting as long as notices are posted at least seven days in advance. There are no hard rules for quorums, Harper said. "You just have to see if everyone feels there are enough people attending to make a decision," he added.
And once those decisions are made, no matter how unreasonable or exotic, they cannot be changed prior to an election being held, Harper added.
"It has been very unstable for a long time," Harper said. "I think we need to do something to stop this from happening over and over again."
Yes, something most definitely needs to be done. But what?
Neither the federal government nor MKO believes it has the authority to intervene in Garden Hill's populist mayhem. The right of bands to set rules for elections and the structure of government according to custom is considered sacred. That does not mean, however, everyone is cool with what's going on.
Ottawa issued a statement cautioning any First Nation about introducing restrictions on voting or candidacy that violate Canada's Charter of Rights and Freedoms. Harper also raised concerns about human rights violations. And yet, despite the fact human rights have indeed been compromised in Garden Hill, it seems everyone is willing to let it happen.
First Nation tradition expressly discourages outsiders -- of any culture -- from interfering with political matters. Chief and council at one First Nation usually focus on their own concerns, without commenting on the business of any other aboriginal community. Unfortunately, that 'not-my-brother's-keeper' mentality might ultimately hurt the cause of self-government.
Individual communities without the capacity or the inclination to pursue responsible government have been allowed to falter without aid from other First Nation leaders. The political umbrella organizations that should be intervening, and thereby reinforcing the legitimacy of aboriginal self-rule, have instead remained silent bystanders. This has prevented these groups from evolving into something more than unwieldy lobbies.
At a time when First Nations could be working together to create the checks, balances and accountability needed to govern citizens of any race, creed and colour, instead we have leaders standing by as weak and dysfunctional communities struggle with such basic things as elections.
It's also important to realize this inaction has allowed the federal government to step in and impose solutions. Such is the case with Bill C-9, the First Nations Elections Act. Tabled last year by the Conservative government, the act would extend the term of chief and councillors from two to four years and introduce penalties for anyone trying to manipulate an election. However, it also gives the federal minister the power to force bands to abandon custom-based electoral traditions.
Many aboriginal leaders, including AMC Grand Chief Derek Nepinak, have called C-9 a "paternalistic" intrusion into First Nation governance. And, in many ways, it is.
What aboriginal leaders seem unable to do is to propose an alternative. Clearly, as demonstrated by the dysfunction at Garden Hill, allowing individual communities to make up rules on the fly is unacceptable. It would be much more desirable to see aboriginal leaders lead and come up with their own mechanisms for enforcing fair, open and accountable elections.
Garden Hill needs help. If not from a paternalistic government in Ottawa, then from other aboriginal leaders who know good governance is always culturally appropriate.
Republished from the Winnipeg Free Press print edition March 22, 2014 A13
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Since passing groundbreaking laws on urban growth and conservation in the 1970s, Oregon has earned a national reputation for its dense web of environmental-protection initiatives. Some 40 years later, the race is on to transform that eco-friendly image into a driving force in the 21st-century low-carbon economy.
The results, measured by job growth, investment, innovation and environmental impact, vary by sector. In transportation, Oregon has become a leader in electric-vehicle infrastructure and cycling. In construction and scientific research, it remains a fount of green-materials development and innovative design, although other states are fast catching up in terms of efficient building. Oregon utilities are meeting benchmarks for renewable power but face more challenging targets in the next decade. Meanwhile, the state's green-tech manufacturing stands at an inflection point, successful in attracting companies to the state yet vulnerable to the rapid consolidation in solar and wind.
In Oregon the number of private-sector green jobs — defined by the Bureau of Labor Statistics as work that provides goods or services that benefit the environment or conserve natural resources — increased 22% from 2010 to 2011, accounting for nearly 50,000 positions across 10 sectors. That represents 3.7% of the state's workforce: an indisputably small element that nonetheless helped catapult Oregon to the top of the "Clean Jobs Index" this year, a state ranking compiled by the Denver-based Ecotech Institute measuring retention and creation of green jobs.
Known for confronting environmental challenges early and aggressive pursuit of green businesses, Oregon likes to dash in front of the pack. Sometimes it trips over itself in the process — perhaps best evidenced by the spate of heavily subsidized solar companies that have cut jobs since the beginning of the year. Indeed, after spending $343 million in the past four fiscal years to finance energy conservation, renewable power and green development via the Business Energy Tax Credit (BETC), the state dissolved the program last year amid accusations that participants were splitting up projects to maximize their take.
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