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well to me WeatherStudent: JFV is becomeing vary annoing |
By: Dr. Jeff Masters , 3:11 PM GMT on May 17, 2009
A concentrated area of heavy thunderstorms has developed near Jamaica and eastern Cuba, in association with a mid- to upper-level trough of low pressure. The latest 00Z and 06Z runs of the GFS, UKMET, NOGAPS, and ECMWF global dynamical computer models continue to forecast that this disturbance will develop into an extratropical low by Tuesday. The low should bring heavy rain and possible flooding problems to Cuba, Florida, and the Bahamas this week as it lifts northwestward over Florida. Up to eight inches of rain may fall over Florida by Friday (Figure 2), thanks also to a cold front expected to move over the state over the next two days. At present, it appears wind shear will be too high to allow the extratropical storm developing over Cuba to transition into a subtropical or tropical storm. However, if the center emerges into the northern Gulf of Mexico late this week, wind shear may be low enough to allow a transition to a subtropical storm (10% chance).
Figure 1. Latest IR satellite image of the Atlantic, showing the gathering extratropical storm near the eastern tip of Cuba, and the cut-off low spinning in the mid-Atlantic.
Figure 2. Forecast precipitation amount between 8am EDT Sunday 5/17/09 and 8am EDT Friday 5/22/09. Image credit: NOAA/HPC.
There has been little change to the large upper-level cold low spinning in the mid-Atlantic a few hundred miles east of Bermuda. The low may spin in place long enough over the next week to develop a warm core and be classified as a subtropical storm. It is unlikely that a subtropical storm forming that far out in the Atlantic this early in the year would pose a threat to any land areas, with the possible exception of Bermuda.
Climatology of early-season Atlantic tropical cyclones
Tropical storms are uncommon in the Atlantic before June 1, with only 26 named storms on record between 1851 - 2008. Five of these have made it to hurricane strength, and only one--Hurricane Able of 1951--made it to major hurricane status. Last year's Tropical Storm Arthur may be the deadliest May tropical cyclone on record. Though only a 40 mph tropical storm at landfall, Arthur killed five people in Belize and caused $78 million in damage. Three early-season storms have brought hurricane-force winds to land. The March 1908 hurricane swept through the northern Lesser Antilles Islands as a Category 1 or 2 hurricane, destroying at least 24 boats and causing damage to buildings on St. Bartholomew. Hurricane Able of 1951 brought sustained winds of 90 - 95 mph to the northern Bahama Islands, but caused little damage. Hurricane 2 of May 1908 hit North Carolina's Outer Banks as a Category 1 hurricane, but also caused little damage.
List of all early season (formed in January - May) Atlantic named storms
May 31, 2008: Tropical Storm Arthur
May 6, 2007: Subtropical Storm Andrea
April 18, 2003: Tropical Storm Ana
April 21, 1992: Subtropical Storm 1
May 6, 1981: Tropical Storm Arlene
January 18, 1978: Subtropical Storm 1
May 21, 1976: Subtropical Storm 1
May 23, 1972: Subtropical Storm Alpha
May 17, 1970: Hurricane Alma (Category 1)
May 28, 1959: Tropical Storm Arlene
February 2, 1953: Tropical Storm Alice
May 25, 1952: Tropical Storm 1
May 15, 1951: Hurricane Able (Category 3)
May 22, 1948: Tropical Storm 1
May 19, 1940: Tropical Storm 1
May 27, 1934: Tropical Storm 1
May 14, 1933: Tropical Storm 1
May 5, 1932: Tropical Storm 1
May 13, 1916: Tropical Storm 1
May 24, 1908: Hurricane 2 (Category 1)
March 6, 1908: Hurricane 1 (Category 2)
May 27, 1890: Tropical Storm 1
May 16, 1889: Hurricane 1 (Category 1)
May 17, 1887: Tropical Storm 2
May 15, 1887: Tropical Storm 1
May 30, 1865: Tropical Storm 1
I'll have an update Monday.
Jeff Masters
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well to me WeatherStudent: JFV is becomeing vary annoing |
Quoting WeatherStudent: Give it up. |
Quoting Ossqss: It is. But outflow is common in thuderstorms on that scale, and this "outflow" is also working hand-in-hand with the upper level winds north of the system. |
Quoting stillwaiting: IMO??? |
Hey, a lot has happened since last I looked. First a subtropical system, then no system, now something happening again? Eight inches for East Central Florida by Friday, according map in Dr. Masters' blog. |
Quoting weatherwatcher12: Rainy& A little Breezy |
Quoting WeatherStudent: There is no bow echo. The comma shape refers to the shape a cyclone takes when it's beginning to spin. Both tropical and extratropical cyclones can have this shape. In this case it's the midlevel low associated with the convection. (Not to be confused with the upper level/ midlevel center developing in the gulf.) |
Quoting severstorm: Good question. |
the "trough line" is actually our ULL forming,IMO... |
Quoting HurricaneKing: Windward Passage |
Quoting WeatherStudent: why won't you guys stop bothering him and get back to talking about weather. Even if he is JFV which i highly doubt everyone in here is making to big of a deal about it. Now this system by jamaica is very similar to the way fay was. there is an evident MLC trying to strengthen but no evident LLC. If the shear continues to stay this strong it is highly unlikely that this thing will develop into anything more than a rainmaker for florida. Unless this thing becomes a Barry and then all bets are off. |
Quoting Weather456: 456, what is up with the clouds on the NW side? It almost looks like outflow ??? |
By the way what effects can we expect in Jamaica |
weatherstudent,if you just came to this blog a week ago how do you know nash |
Quoting HurricaneKing: I think it is the Jamaica channel, not sure |
Quoting WeatherStudent: Me, I just sitting back watching. In the last hour I notice shear decrease 10 knots allowing for more cyclonic turning in the mid-upper levels. Nothing at the surface as of yet. |
Doesn't it(jamacia blob)need to be classified a "surface feature",before an invest is started????? |
The system looks like it might be beginning to move. A slow motion to the north north east toward the eastern tip of cuba/ the channel between cuba and hispaniola. What is the name of that channel again? |
Quoting AussieStorm:yes but pulling north |
who cares man jesus |
is there trough line in the northern GOM?? |
Right, this JFV thing is getting to the point of stupidity. Next person who claims someone else is JFV I will report without a second thought. God, the tension of heart of Hurricane season is back. |
Yep.....Uh uh.....hmmmm......sigh |
The JFV sitings are like the loch ness monster, continuous sitings. |
If I'm not mistaken, many of the systems last year stayed in the middle before they hit the ground running as a surface low. That was quite a source of aggravation through out the season. |
Quoting WeatherStudent: A twin brother, perhaps? |
Quoting Ossqss:yep strange little system |
Quoting WeatherStudent: No that confession was enough. |
Quoting Drakoen: little farther S, Drak... |
Quoting Drakoen: LOL |
And, SJ is here from the east coast. Depending on El Nino's timing (if it comes at all), could mean the east coast is more susceptible in the heart of the season. Anyways, I'm out. Y'all have fun blob watching. |
Quoting WeatherStudent: No comma shape in my eyes. |
Quoting WeatherStudent: So you admit you're JFV. |
getting very windy here |
Guys, even if it becomes 90L, it only has like a 50% chance of being something. |
Another thing, with ENSO basically neutral, storms have a tendency to come more northwards into the GOM and loop eddys become a significant, robust factor in storm strengthening and expansion. I'm hoping we're only seeing an anomaly near Jamaica and the season starts slowly, hopefully allowing time for El Nino to develop so that when the Verdes start cranking the tendency may go in the direction of the fishes. Fishful thinking? Probably. |
Quoting WeatherStudent: Why the drama? Why can't we just have a normal discussion? |


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Do You Know Where You Are? I am running for the train at Grand Central when I see him: a man, about six two, thin, shoulders beginning to hunch prematurely, balding, prominent nose and cheekbones. He carries a laptop case slung over one shoulder and a gym bag over the other. His eyes have the weary look of a man who has not yet had dinner but suspects it may be too late. One hand darts nervously to his ear, holding a cell phone or a BlackBerry. The other hand clutches the bag as if its his last best chance. He looks left, then right, like a skittish cat, as he navigates the crowd loitering at the fast-food stalls, ducks oncoming traffic, and dashes for the train. I follow him through the platform doors. For a moment I lose him at the bottom of the stairs, then he reappears by the second car. A gray man in a gray suit, chewing nervously on his lip. An apparition. A reflection. A warning. My doppelgänger. If he notices our resemblance, he doesnt acknowledge it as he surveys the crowded car from the vestibule, then chooses a seat near the front. He withdraws a soft pretzel from his gym bag, breaks off a piece, and chews slowly and deliberately as he slumps against the window. I continue past him and sit at the other end of the car. The train is filled with lawyers, bankers, and advertising executives making their evening run up the golden corridor of Metro- Norths New Haven line: Greenwich, Stamford, Darien, Westport, Southport, Fairfield. It is a commute with which I have become too familiar in the four years since I left Manhattan. A commute I never thought I would be making. A commute that sucks the soul from me in great gulps and fouls the air like the smell from the backed-up bathrooms and the socks of the hedge fund trader who insists on putting his feet on the vinyl seat. It is 7:37 p.m. I am late. Again. My life took a turn for the worse when I stopped making dinner. Not all at once, but gradually, stealthily, until the life I had lived resembled nothing at all of the life I was living. One day I was carefree, creative, happy, and loving; fifteen years later I was impatient, claustrophobic, angry, depressed, and resentful. Once I had been thoughtful, romantic, attentive. Now I ignored my wife and stomped about the house. Once I had dreamed of a certain success, now I dreamed of dreaming. I took pills to help me sleep, and pills to keep me awake, and pills to smooth the transition between the two. I can see the moment of transition as clearly as if I graphed it. But at the time its not as if I could have said: "Here, this is where everything will go downhill." If anything, when I moved back to New York I thought my life was beginning its upward trajectory. Little did I know. I learned to enjoy cooking during my first years out of college. In a sweltering Somerville apartment I made my first jambalaya in a huge cast-iron skillet. In graduate school in Iowa City, traveling, to the food co-op was one of the highlights of my day. Buying beans in bulk, grinding my own peanut butter, discovering locally roasted coffee was almost too much fun for a single person. Sure enough, I met my wife at the co-op. In a little black dress and a pair of Doc Martens, she was serving cheese and crackers to discriminating shoppers. Our love blossomed as we experimented with making our own garam masala and ghee. Warm afternoons spent baking samosas. Black bean burritos, fried wontons, and scrambled tofu. Neither of us was an expert, but we were energetic, and willing to try anything at least once. With each new meal we wooed each other, expanding our repertoire as we broadened our affection. Making food together was almost as much fun as sleeping together, and often led directly to it—the bedroom was right off the kitchen. Dinner was the first step of a dance that would last the rest of our lives. Or so we thought. Soon, Christines Moosewood Cookbook sat on the shelf next to my Joy of Cooking. My Classic Italian Cooking. Her Greens Cookbook. She was twenty-five, red-haired, blue-eyed, her lips like something to rest on. I was thirty and still fit enough to work out with the Iowa track team. I had postponed a career in law to write the Great American Novel and fallen in love with a poet from Idaho. We spent three years living together on East College Street, reading Marianne Moore and Alan Dugan, Michael Cunningham and Marilynne Robinson. When it was time to leave, we took our spices with us, jars with labels we handwrote: coriander, cumin, rosemary, thyme. At first, New York City seemed the perfect move for a couple whose first date was at the only authentic Mexican restaurant in eastern Iowa. Within a few blocks of our Upper West Side apartment, we were surrounded by culinary representatives from most of Latin America as well as India, China, Vietnam, Thailand, Ethiopia, and the entire European continent. But life would be different in New York, as I quickly learned when the managing partner at my law firm called me in to his office to tell me he had noticed I wasnt working as late as my colleagues. Most of the associates ate dinner together in the firms small conference room, and I was conspicuously absent. My hours had suffered, as had my work. His warning made me realize I was going to lose my job unless I ate dinner with the other lawyers—whom I barely knew and didnt care for. We werent in Iowa anymore. For the next few years I ate from some of New Yorks best restaurants— in the comfort of a windowless room—as I learned to ply a trade about which I was ambivalent at best. The law was not the intellectual challenge I had expected, but a dull grind through a mountain of paper: tedious, amoral, and merciless. I brought home leftovers for my wife, who had taken to ordering in from Burritoville or Ollies while she graded English papers. Our tiny kitchen barely held enough food for breakfast, let alone a full meal. When we did eat together— on weekends and vacations—cooking was a distant memory. Instead, we subsisted on white cartons, aluminum containers, and plastic utensils. I rose most mornings at five to continue writing what would become my first novel, while the buses and garbage trucks rumbled below on Broadway. The birth of our son and then our daughter forced my wife back to the kitchen. But it was a journey she made alone. As it was for many Manhattan parents with small children in a cramped two-bedroom apartment, mealtime was a multistage affair: kids, then adults, then leftovers. Though Christine managed to turn out the occasional dish with tofu or chickpeas, the logistics of preparing a meal for four in a kitchen with two burners, one chair, and no oven rarely flamed the culinary imagination. The living room doubled as a dining room; the sink became a table, and the food pyramid an Egyptian hieroglyphic. Strange smells from other apartments wafted up the hallways, few of them inspiring confidence in the gastronomic talents of our neighbors, most of whom we avoided as we clanged up and down the elevator. If New York was a melting pot, there were some funky things burning. In the mornings, I walked my son to preschool. In the evenings I often jogged home alone, detouring through Central Park for a few extra miles. Professionally, my career had finally gathered momentum. I was working for CBS, doing First Amendment litigation that I enjoyed, and had published a novel and then a memoir about my indentured servitude in private practice. By the time my son started kindergarten, I was writing a third book, traveling regularly for work, contributing to various publications, teaching, and practicing law. I was the typical overachiever, unable to say no to anything, incapable of pulling my hand back as it reached for the next brass ring, keeping my gaze fixed on the distance, wondering what was just over the horizon. But no one owns New York; we just rented it. The city was no place to raise a family, despite the proliferation of strollers on the sidewalks. Kids needed space, light, grass, and schools that didnt cost twenty-five thousand dollars and require IQ tests, achievement tests, blood tests. Their parents needed peace. On West Eighty-sixth Street, my sons first word was "loud." My daughter played in a sandbox without sand. And so, after eight years in Manhattan, we bade farewell to our tight quarters, telling ourselves we were headed for a better, more spacious abode, with room for us and a table for dinner. We went north, as so many had before us, venturing into southern Connecticut where Mr. Blandings had built his dream house and John Cheever had torn it down. We would be content with a serviceable kitchen. With a fifty-five-mile commute, however, getting home in time to eat, let alone cook, was a practical impossibility. I rarely returned before eight or nine oclock at night, which was simply too late for our children. Sometimes my wife waited for me; more often, I picked up something at Grand Central and ate on the train: pizza from Two Boots, samosas from Café Spice, a turkey sandwich from Juniors. Some nights I didnt come home at all. In addition to teaching at New York Law School, I was working for a media insurance company in Kansas City, which required frequent trips to the Midwest. The travel to Kansas, along with the commute to Tribeca, made me feel like a man without domicile, an itinerant mercenary, a nomad. I never imagined, when I was stir-frying in my Iowa City kitchen, that I would become the father who left for work in the morning before the sun rose and returned after his children were asleep. As a man who taught his wife to make risotto ai funghi, I assumed I was safe from the dull conformity of suburban life, the stratified gender roles of Ozzie and Harriet and Leave It to Beaver. Yet here I was, trudging to the train station to catch the 6:01, the newspaper clutched in one hand, a half-eaten bagel in the other. That was me wandering around the parking lot trying to find my car in the darkness. One day I stopped cooking dinner, and the next day I woke up in a gray flannel straitjacket. What was a father to do? I leave the train at Greens Farms station. A dozen other men and one woman exit with me, all of them from the rear car like battle- hardened veterans who know the exact location of the stairwells and the shortest distance between two points. My doppelgänger is nowhere to be found, and I assume he departed at an earlier station, proximity to New York being a direct reflection of the size of a mans wallet. Westport, where I live, is not exactly the golden mean, but it is more affordable than Darien or Greenwich, and certainly better than Rye, Scarsdale, or Larchmont, the hallowed Westchester suburbs where the commute is at least thirty minutes shorter and houses are proportionately more expensive.* By the time I arrive at my home, it is 8:55. My daughter is asleep, but my son is awake, and lies in bed reading Archie comics. He has gone through two boxes of his mothers old comic books, and is now rereading his favorites. His long legs stretch across the blankets, and he wears a dozen "Live Strong" bracelets of various colors on his left wrist and a seashell necklace around his neck. Nine years old, with size nine feet, a mop of sandy brown hair, and as skinny as a broom handle. "I thought you said you were coming home early," he says. "I was, but I got stuck on a conference call." "Whats a conference call?" I wish only for my son that he will never experience a conference call, that the world of corporate machinations will forever remain foreign to him. Lately, he has been IMing me in my law school office. I find it both startling and depressing, like a man who has discovered hairs sprouting from his ears. I describe my telephone conversation with the insurance claims handler I was counseling, but he has already returned to his comics. I kiss the top of his head and tell him lights out in ten minutes. Across the hallway his sister is asleep, one arm splayed above her head, the other clutching a stuffed puppy. She wears a pair of her mothers old pajamas, which are nearly thirty years old but fit her perfectly. Her hair is bleached a summer blond from chlorine and salt, and she wears a rope bracelet around one ankle. I brush a damp lock of hair from her mouth and tuck her gently back into the blankets, then close her door behind me. I go downstairs and retreat to my office, where I reply to e-mail for the next forty-five minutes. When I emerge, it is nearly ten oclock, and I startle my wife in the kitchen. "I thought you were upstairs," she says. "I was checking my messages." "I was about to come up." Instead of responding, I thumb through the mail on the kitchen counter. "How was teaching?" she asks. "Okay," I say, ripping open the electric bill. "Are you coming to bed?" "In a few minutes." Im not exactly sure why I cant put away the bills, or why I have to check my e-mail compulsively, or why I sequester myself in my home office with the door closed. These are things that I should probably talk about, but I cant. My wife shrugs, and leaves me there in the kitchen. I wish she would try harder to coax me upstairs, but given my unresponsiveness, I cant say I blame her. 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How the new federal electoral map will create new political realities
January 28th, 2015 | 5 Comments
[Welcome, National Newswatch readers!]
by Alice Funke, for the Hill Times Power & Influence Magazine, Winter 2015; Reprinted with kind permission
[Note: This article was penned for a November 14 deadline. The analysis holds up pretty well, though a few of the metrics have changed, as noted below.]
How will the 30 new ridings change the game in Canadian politics? Three competing trends will play out in the fight for the redrawn electoral map in the next federal election—and they'll make it one for the ages.
Lack of incumbency: Between 66 and 75 of the 338 House of Commons seats that will be up for grabs in 2015 will not have an incumbent Member of Parliament on the ballot. At press time, 38 MPs had announced their retirement, with two vacant seats and eight others yet to declare their intentions. [UPDATE: that figure has since risen to 41, with several more retirements not unlikely]
Add those to the 30 new federal ridings created through electoral redistribution, and you have a lot of wide-open races.
New ridings in high-growth areas: Many of the seats that have been added are found in areas of rapid population growth, with new housing developments and an underdeveloped sense of community and belonging. Voters in these areas will be reached as individuals rather than as members of an established community. Incumbency and name recognition will be of little value, even in the few new seats that will have an elected MP on the ballot. They are the "air war" seats.
Ripple effects on other ridings: The addition of new seats in Ontario has also caused a drop in the average population of the remaining ridings, making some previously urban-rural seats more urban and therefore changing the nature of those contests.
In Saskatchewan, the end of the eight socalled "rurban," pie-shaped ridings that joined four quarters of Regina and Saskatoon with their rural rings in favour of five urban and one rurban seat is expected to change the balance of representation in that province for the first time in 15 years.
A similar pattern could be repeated in Edmonton, whose ridings also became more urban, while the impact of in-migration on electoral contests in other parts of Alberta, such as Calgary and Fort McMurray, also Game changer: how the new federal electoral map will create new political realities remains an open question. These are the "ground war" seats.
Let's consider each factor in greater detail.
Lack of incumbency
We call a riding with no incumbent MP on the ballot an "open seat." 2015 will see a lot of open seats, though not a record high. [UPDATE: in fact, it will set a record, given the number of retirement announcements since press-time]
Two other elections stand out in recent history as having high open seat counts:
* 1993, when it became clear that the Mulroney government's unpopularity would force many government MPs into opposition if they even survived the campaign (all but two did not), and;
* 2004, which saw the changing of the guard from Jean Chrétien to Paul Martin within the Liberal Party, a newly re-united Conservative Party, and an ambitious and energetic new NDP leader, all set to do battle on new riding boundaries, including seven new seats.
* Both of those elections heralded major changes in the federal political party system in Canada and had an outsized impact on the future of political debate in the country. This year can be expected to do no less.
It's also worth noting the above-average number of first-term incumbents heading into their first attempt at re-election when the writ drops:
* The majority are wearing NDP colours in the province of Quebec. While they'll face greater competition, particularly in anglo- and allophone Montreal and in Québec City ridings, one thing they won't have to worry about is the residual strength that Bloc Québécois incumbents showed in 2011. Expect that residual Bloc vote to shrink in 2015, some to stay home, and some to bolster the NDP in their fight with the resurgent Liberals.
* Another group is the Conservatives who won seats around the ring of Toronto, and whose election gave the government its coveted majority, but whose provincial counterparts are mainly Liberals after last spring's election.
New ridings in high-growth areas
Many of the new ridings around the outskirts of Ontario are a completely clean slate. Consider that what were two ridings in 1988 —York North and Markham-Whitchurch- Stouffville—became five seats in 1997, six seats in 2004, and stand at nine ridings today.
These commuter ridings around Toronto don't have a long electoral track record, have brand new local riding associations, and will be heavily influenced by both the competing narratives of the national campaign and the very individualized targeting initiatives using the modern digital tools honed south of the border.
Another driver of population growth in these ridings in Ontario and B.C. is immigration, so the ability of the parties to target and integrate these new cultural communities in their campaigns will be vital.
The uncertainty in these ridings has actually seen many incumbent Conservative MPs choose to run in safer adjacent ridings rather than test the new waters. In doing so, they've stripped whatever residual benefit there might have been from their name recognition and put into question many observers' early assumptions that the new seats were a boon for the government's majority re-election.
Ripple effects on other ridings
Outside the areas of rapid growth in Ontario, the rural seats will become more rural and the small-town urban seats will become more urban, particularly in the southwest. Seats like Oshawa, Brantford, Cambridge, Sarnia, and Essex will see the balance shift somewhat away from the Conservatives and become more competitive for the first time in several elections.
In Saskatchewan, expect to see a more competitive playing field in Regina-Lewvan, Saskatoon West, Saskatoon University and Saskatoon Grasswood—the urban seats—and Desnethé-Missinippi-Churchill River in the north, which has lost some of the agricultural areas in the south that vote Conservative.
Alberta will see a little more competition in open seats in the highly urban areas as well, including Edmonton Griesbach, Edmonton Centre, Calgary Centre and Calgary Confederation.
Vancouver Island in British Columbia is one area where the new seats are causing significant boundary changes that will increase competitiveness mainly between the Conservatives and NDP, while the addition of new seats in South Surrey and the lower Fraser Valley can be expected to merely up the Conservatives' seat count. [UPDATE: the Green Party is also making a play for some south Vancouver Island seats, as well]
Other factors to consider
When the new electoral map was published, Elections Canada transposed the 2011 voting results onto the new boundaries and calculated how the parties would do in each seat.
This calculation is called the "2011 Transposition," and while it's an interesting starting point for any analysis of a new riding's prospects, baked into the cake are a number of outdated factors that tell us more about where the puck was going four years ago than where it's headed next time out.
Nominal winners: A transposition calculates the "nominal winner" of a seat, but one that doesn't always make common sense given who the current incumbent is. For example, Winnipeg North Liberal MP Kevin Lamoureux will be running for re-election as the incumbent MP in a newly-drawn riding with the same name that takes in most of his current seat, but for which the "nominal winner" is the NDP. Yet most observers expect him to be re-elected because of a second factor.
Assimilation effects: The portions of Kildonan-St. Paul, Man., which is a Liberal-Conservative contest, when added to Winnipeg North, which is a Liberal-NDP race, probably showed a higher Conservative vote for MP Joy Smith than they would do in a battle between Mr. Lamoureux and an NDP competitor. A similar example exists in suburban greater Vancouver, where incumbent NDP MP Fin Donnelly is running for re-election in a riding the Conservatives nominally win, but the margin would have been drawn from Conservative MP James Moore's inordinate popularity, and he's now running next door.
Campaign effects: The perception of winnability in a seat will affect the parties' interest in targeting it for local organization support. Ridings such as the rurban Regina and Saskatoon seats, or some of the seats on northern Vancouver Island, are quite sensitive to boundary changes, and would not have been as heavily targeted by the opposition parties last time around as they will be this time.
Canadian federal elections have been classified as being either transformative or incremental in terms of the way they changed the number, strength and regional support for our national political parties. The year 1993 saw the rise of the Reform Party and Bloc Québécois. The year 2004 saw the right unite, and 2011 saw the end of the Bloc Québécois. Will 2015 prove the 2011 upheaval to have been transitory or permanent? You can't answer that question without considering the new electoral map, and as we've seen, there are no straightforward answers, but a lot of very interesting questions.


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Brian T. Moynihan, who runs Bank of America Corp. (BAC), the second-largest U.S. lender by assets, was among a group of underpaid chief executive officers last year, according to a study by pay expert Graef Crystal.
At least 99 companies in the Standard & Poor's 500 Index (SPX) paid their CEOs at or below what Crystal calls their "going rate" last year, according to his study, which tracked 177 firms in the index. Moynihan, 54, was paid $13.1 million in 2013, 30 percent below what Crystal calculated as his going rate.
Chief executives typically receive boosted pay when their company's performance improves, Crystal said. When performance stalls, compensation doesn't always follow suit. Some U.S. companies have been able to tie pay to performance better than others -- and improvement at those firms is happening at a "glacial pace," Crystal said.
"If you go down the aisle at the executive-pay supermarket, the quality relationship to price is not as robust as in a regular supermarket," Crystal, 79, said in a phone interview from his home in Las Vegas. "You can pick up someone of very good performance for less than someone with very poor performance."
For the study, Crystal developed his so-called going rate, or what each of 177 chief executives would be paid on average based on his or her company's sales, total return versus the S&P 500 and number of years they have served. He chose S&P 500 companies with a fiscal year ended Dec. 31, 2013, that have filed 2013 proxy statements as of March 28, and whose CEO has served for at least one year.
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He then compared each going rate to the company-reported CEO pay in their summary compensation tables and compiled the deviations between those numbers.
The study used information from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission-mandated summary compensation table, which reports some awards in the year they're granted rather than for the year they're earned. Some awards are restricted, vesting and paying out over a set time frame, and the receipt of others may depend on future performance goals. The summary compensation table also counts changes in pension and the value of perks.
Moynihan, who has a four-year tenure and a 2013 return that's 2 points over the S&P 500's advance, would have a going rate of $18.8 million in 2013 -- 30 percent below what he was paid that year, according to Crystal's model.
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On an awarded basis, or what the board of directors deems appropriate to compensate an executive for a particular year's performance, Moynihan was paid $14 million for 2013. That includes $12.5 million in stock grants and a $1.5 million salary. His awarded compensation, which was 17 percent higher than a year earlier after profit more than doubled, didn't include a cash bonus.
Bank of America rose 0.2 percent to $17.18 at 10:01 a.m. in New York trading. The shares have advanced 10 percent this year.
As much as 80 percent of some executives' pay comes from cashing out awards that were granted for performance in prior years, Brent Longnecker, CEO of executive compensation consulting firm Longnecker & Associates, said by phone from the company's Houston office.
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Half of Moynihan's incentive compensation for 2013 was granted in restricted stock units that are earned by achieving specific performance goals over a three year period, Bank of America said last month in a regulatory filing. Lawrence Grayson, a spokesman for the Charlotte, North Carolina-based lender, declined to comment.
Crystal, a former Bloomberg News columnist, worked as a pay consultant for about 20 years, advising companies including American Express Co. (AXP) and Bank of America, as well as the SEC and the Financial Accounting Standards Board.
Some companies paid their executives more than what Crystal calculated as their going rate. AT&T Inc. (T), the second-largest U.S. wireless carrier, paid CEO Randall Stephenson $23.2 million in 2013, according to the company's summary compensation table. That's 19 percent higher than his going rate, even as AT&T's shares lagged the S&P 500's advance by 23 points last year.
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