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A proposal Trnaslation in English by dmitri Is there a way out for the Greek farmers? 1. With the entry of Greece in the then EEC (European Economical Community) (in the beginning of 1980s) the Greek agriculture was determined by the Common Rural Policy (CAP) of the EEC. Until 1992 (1st CAP), the aims were: increase of productivity, cheap rural products and satisfactorily rural incomes. Each year the 60% of budget of Euopean Union (EU) (36 billions of Ecu) financed these aims. The consequences were: intensifying and intensity of methods of the production, specialisation of cultures-stockfarming, big exterior surges with excessive use of fertilizers-pesticide disproportionate mechanisation monocultures that were offered for intensifying such as the cotton growing, which however required excessive use of water resulting in the fall of the water carts because of the drillings production of big surpluses that most times led to the tips. For instance 50-60% the production of fruits destroyed or went for withdrawl disappearance of the unique Greek varieties in favor of the various hybrids of the almighty multinational companies negative rural balance with the EU after Greece lost its self-sufficiency in a lot of products that before did not have problem, and meanwhile produced "useless" products big differences of prices between producer-consumer almost all cattle-breeders have huge debts in the banks something that led to accumulation of cultivated ground, disappearance of small ranches and shrinkage of rural population transaction of more and more rural work and operations from specialised industries and enterprises which do not belong in the original agricultural sector creation of a difference of incomes between the minority of landowners and the majority of small ones devalorisation of rural products because they are polluted with chemicals something that has direct and long-term repercussions in the health of consumers and after industrialsed them which led to the fall of quality and their nutritious faculty devalorisation and pollution of soil, pollution of the surface and underground water, pollution of atmosphere and overconsumption of not renewable sources of energy and resources So, if in the social cost caused by the decline of the countryside and the reduction of rural population we add, from the one side, the incalculable cost in the public health (because the polluted with chemical agricultural products cause innumerable illnesses in the consumers) and from the other side, the enormous environmental cost, then the Greek agriculture (as European) is counterproductive (something that however does not appear after the above costs are not internalised and remain exterior). 2. After 1992 there was a revision of CAP with 2nd CAP. With this there was a change in the direction. The previous system of subsidies and protection was disputed and all the arrangement connected with the cultivated area and the type of cultivation as well as with the reduction of the density of animals per unit of pasture area. Simultaneously, it was adapted in the conditions of free trade according to the orders of the then GATT and later the World Trade Organisation (WTO) (the agreements on the free trade of agricultural products began materialised since 1995). This meant that the agricultural products enjoyed the same treatment from the states, independently from the country of production and their country of destination. Each type of protectionism (duties, subsidies, regulations, etc.) from the states had to be raised (progressively). In order to be in effect some metre, it had to have an effect everywhere, so that against any "illicit" competition. Thus a product could not be subsidised, for example the cotton in Greece, if was not subsidised lets say in Egypt. If therefore the cost of production in Greece leads to prices much bigger than the price of the Egyptian cotton, it is not allowed, in order to be competitive, the difference to be overwhelmed by the state in the cotton producers, so they can continue producing in Greece. Therefore under these conditions of globalised market of agricultural products, the production (or plant or animal) in each country should be turned in products which by their way of production might be competitive internationally in terms of their prices. So, the farmers in each country, hence in Greece, will also produce basically for the internationalise-globalised market and no in order to satisfy the local needs or the needs of Europe (the EU is faced as a single market by the WTO). The regulations resulted in revealing clearly the problems of Greek agriculture, because all those who were pleased in the previous period, progressively ceased to be encouraged. So the last 9 years were given to the Greek farmers 5 trillion drachmas as subsidies (totally during the 27 years of the integration were given 10 trillion drachmas), from which the 60% went just to 3 teams of producers: oil, cotton and tobacco. This means that almost the half agricultural income were subsidies (for investments were used only 500 billions drachmas). A vast wastefulness of subsidies becomes from mechanisms which supposedly aim at the "reformation" of the rural production). Simultaneously, during the last 9 almost years, Greece lost its self-sufficiency in a lot of products (such as cereals, fruits and vegetables) and began the imports. The traditional farmer disappeared himself and we have the businessman of rural sector who pre-occupies workers. The remaining traditional rural population is old aged and is considered as one of the number one problems. A second problem is considered the investments that continuously decreased (the subsidies go now to consuming goods). They follow the problem of water (that it is exhausted) and then the problem of education-information and quality. Regarding the quality there is an abundance of products with name of origin and geographic clue, but a very small percentage of biological and healthy products (was lost also almost the exclusivity of feta cheese and retsina wine). Connected with the quality problem is also the question of control of foods. The Unified Institution of Foods (EFETv- a greek governmental body) created 5 years ago under the monitoring of Ministry of Agriculture, is not working well and it does not have nor enough neither suitable employees, neither also suitable laboratories. The organisation of such laboratories would require some billions, which the government is not allocated to give. Thus the alimentary crisis (eg "mad" cows, dioxins in the chickens and pork etc.) in Greece cannot be diagnosed and the government and the related institutions based themselves in the guided and checked information of Brussels (EU). Another problem concerning the precedent are the genetic modified foods and organisms. It does not exist any infrastructure for their control although all the previous years was prohibited to be cultivated from the EU (then rather is raised the prohibition under the pressure of USA), finally the multinational companies which promote these products exceeded the reef (as it appearred with the Monsanto and the case of cotton) or asking the authorisation for experimental cultures from the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works, or polluting the imported seeds with genetically modified seeds. 3. Thus today and until to 2006 the 2nd CAP has been also differentiated. Greeces fundamental objective is the reduction of farmers who produce products which "needed" and cannot be promoted in the globalised market. The government and the E.U. are aspiring to materialise this objective via 3 basic programs: Program of premature retirement of old farmers and those who cannot change the type of cultivation Program of new farmers (newcomers): these new farmers should invest in new "eligible" products which have not been satiated (e.g. ouzo, feta cheese, Kalamata olives, sultanas, Valentsia oranges etc). They should organise their new rural exploitations with the help of specialised advisers. (Who can however guarantee that in the future these "eligible" products will satiated in the internationalised market, as became also with the cotton?) Program of enterprising actions: investments again in "eligible" products and their treatment, but these products will have to ensure a high quality of production and their packing, improve the environment and decrease the surges and the use of energy. This program aims to transform all survived farmers in businessmen and of course through the centralisation of the farmlands in the agriculture industries. Here are included also the investments in biological products. As we understand, there is an end in the monoculture of cotton (except probably the genetically modified), olivew, peaches or tobacco. Their production can be continued for some interval, as long as satisfies the specifications of EU. From this point and beyond and until to the complete release the farmers will participate in an international competition. Nor support neither subsidies neither also guarantee of prices. Continue Under these conditions, the Greek rural production needs "re-formation". The government through the Ministry of Agriculture says also the same. It cannot however this "re-formation" support itself in the governmental mechanism, since its policy on thiw subject is the fundamental element of crisis and the whole problem. The "re-formation" that they propose, at the expense and of the backs of the farmers in terms of the cost, is also conditioned by the logic of globalised market. This globalised market however changes the conditions from one moment to the other. What today is profitable, tomorrow it can be detrimental. What is cultivated today, tomorrow is likely to be changed. It is difficult for the majority of the Greek farmers to achieve such a flexibility. We can find such a solution only in the enterprisingly organised farmers who will allocate informative network capable to ensure them the knowledge of the fast alternate conditions in the international markets of agricultural products. If the farmers in Greece accept this "re- formation" they also give a full freedom to the agricultural industries and the enterprising groups of landowners (since the rural cooperatives have past away quite a time now). Therefore most of the farmers react rightly. They resistance however based on their precedents data and their demands are moved in the field of continuation of cultures-stockfarming, as it was happening until now. They simply require a guarantee of their income. Their demands in one degree are turned adversely against the actual followed liberal policy of EU. The same is happening today when almost a year ago the governmental change with the right-wing party of New Democracy in the power. On the other side, wanting to continue as they do until now, is like they want to intensify the results and the symptoms of which we talked above. The climate changes and the intense meteorological phenomena are not independent from what is going on in the agriculture. The global activities however lead regularly to the globalised market (except perhaps certain and provisional cases, or if the developed countries follow the logic of release of market of the other and no theirs, as happen finally with the market of steel), will be compelled therefore to suffer the consequences. 4. The exit (the way out, the solution): However there is a way out. It can be a "re-formation" but not with the terms and the directives of WTO and the industrialised agriculture. A possible way out can be an essential turn in the "rural" agriculture. In an agriculture which will support the principal and basic needs of the farmer themselves, and of course the needs of the community and the region and of neighbouring regions and country. An agriculture which will aim in the always bigger and bigger self-reliance of chain: farmer-community-region-country. For the majority of Greek farmers this means that the next years they will have problem of existence and survival, that they firstly should produce their food and then for an income which will satisfy their other needs, and they have to support the needs of their region. And thats why they do not need any mechanism of research of market. They all know the needs of their local society, their communities. Before the industrial agriculture prevailed, that is to say the intensive chemical usage and the specialisation of the farmers (in Greece after 1950), the farmers applied the mixed-farming at the same time with the cattle-farming: depending on the season, they were seeding, repairing tools and stores, cutting timbers, putting their animals to eat the grass in innaccesible community areas, dealing with their vegetable gardens etc. They were doing many jobs from need. Now, if they cannot be evolved in businessmen with employees and computer or do not want to become rular workers or to leave they piece of land, but to remain with their family in his "household", they should, again from need, apply and accept this new regime in the agriculture. That is to say their activities must have lots of dimensions: economic, social, environmental. The approach of they profession from this viewpoint requires more general comprehension of developments (economic, social, ecological) and knowledge and experiences for they role in the countryside. Their action influence immediately the soil, the environment, the biodiversity, the maintenance of ecosystems and employment. This simultaneously should be taken into consideration by the rest of the society and reward rightly their work, which will be still more multifaceted in the future with activities from which some are not profitable. This means guarantee of their basic income via the right prices of their production that allocate to a third person, through of course the rural policy. Until now the prices in world level are humiliated, and as a result the farmers are unsatisfied and the consumers are fed with downgraded contaminated or polluted products. But even from what the consumer pays for the rural products, the bigger part does not goes to the farmer, but is used as a wage of the activities of third persons around the agricultural sector (mainly tradesmen in transformation-packing and distribution industries). This means that the farmers should avoid as long as they can the intermediaries and this will be possible when a farmer escapes from his mentality of what he produces, what he delivers in the tradesman or the industry and what he collects afterwards to be nourished by the supermarket. It is required therefore a policy and demands which will be turned to the direction of the multiple functionalism with the significance that mainly the new farmers produce, create places of work, remake the products by themselves, protect the environment, acquire relations with the local society and become factors of life in the community, developing communal relations with the other people. To a direction where "rural agriculture" - as it has been named - respects the producer, the people, the soil, the plants, the animals, the environment, keeps live in the region and does not only aim at the subsidies. (Because "multiple functionalism" begins and presented in the regulations of EU with the 3rd Community Frame, but functions only to the direction of acceptance and continuation of subsidies in the industrialised agriculture, giving in the society the impression that the authorities is dealing with the growth of the country side. The "multiple functionalism" of the E.E.s regulations aims also to function as a pretext, that exceeds the obstacles of WTO, so that they can be continued the subsidies of industrialised agriculture from the EU). Such a "rural agriculture" aims at not only the maintenance and the increase of the rural population, but also more generally at the organisation of provincial rural societies and the distribution of their rural products amongst them. There are already some certain elements to this new direction, mainly from farmers of "declining" regions. We have seen farmers differentiating their activities: become "hotel keepers", "cooks" (agricultural turism), tradesmen of local products or sell in their properties in direct relation with the consumer or in popular flee markets in the cities or in their small circles of customers, organise visits in the ranches, working as drivers from tourist groups or participate in educational seminars of schools (environmental education). These activities are developed because they correspond also in the increasing demands of residents of the local or the bigger cities who want a better quality of diet, a re-approachment of the nature or a knowledge of the human dimension in this re-approachment, acquiring relations with the men and the women who work in this. Always more people of the cities see the impasse of life in them and currently the majority of them satisfy in the mass exodus durings the weekends and the feasts (religious and other big events, public holidays etc). Some of them exceed the mentality of being a tourist in the nature and loving the countryside, the rural social life, seek a visit, not of course in the industrial breeder etc, but in such a type of efforts. There is a current of consumers beginning that is turned to a such way of life. The next years many, we hope, will be those who will decide to leave behind them the miserable life of their "electronic" house in the cities and likely they will find exit in the communal life of rural agriculture, without of course this means that they cannot create social relations and in the neighborhoods of the cities. Somebody in the provincial cities remember already that they have a certain ranch from their parents in their near village and begin dealing with it during the weekends or in their free time. Therefore from the time when the "multifunctional" farmer will start produce for himself, it is obvious that he will also enter in the logic of healthy food and then he will easily turned to bio-farming and cattle-farming, because he and his family will not want to eat the poisons that they easily used before, after they produced for the impersonal market and no for the neighbour or the local consumer. He also more easily will re-organise his needs and escape from the consumerism and the exterior. He will be forced thus to come back in species and varieties that will not need chemical support, but that they will be tryed in the region, that is to say in the forgotten local varieties, and he will escape from the hybrids and the genetic modified species. So, he will also escape from the jurisdiction of CAP and from the reef of WTO. Moreover, the local market always appreciated the "local" product. Following this direction (eco-agriculture, eco-cattle-farming) they will still more easily exceed the current importance of the term farmer, in order to develop themselves in eco-producers and eco-consumers with the ancient Greek importance and not only with the current running importance of the term. They will be in position to exceed even the particular market of ecological products, as it goes to be shaped today (with certification, particular higher prices, particular "elite" market etc). Creating local collectives of cultivators-consumer or better communities of exchanges and satisfaction of the needs, as cells of the future communities of a self-managed society, against the society of globalisation. With this significance, it can be created a movement of farmers that will participate in the general social movement against the liberal globalisation and in the contestation of state, promoting local structures of direct democracy. A first step to this direction is the creation of Pan-Hellenic Network of Bio-farmers, Bio-producers and Bio-consumers, that it will help in the creation of local collectives of eco-producers and eco-consumers connected in a coherent network between them. In a more advanced form they can be also connected with other sectors of production as well as with the unemployed, so that the result can be the formation of "local communities of collaboration and exchanges". * This article is a little reducement (and of cource translation) of a bigger article written by Giorgos Kolempas and published in Eftopia (which means a good place, a good locality) No 9, July 2002. The editorial group of this magazine is fighting for the libertarian confederalist communalism and the financial and the direct democracy. For contact with the editorial group of Eftopia, please write to: P.O. BOX 72086, Ilioupoli 16310, Athens, Greece. Email: email@example.com |
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TUCSON - Oro Valley police are searching for a man wanted for questioning in connection with several burglaries at a self-storage business back in December.
They say several self-storage units at Arizona Self-Storage in the 10,000 block of North Mavinee Drive were broke into on December 28.
More than $60,000 worth of personal items were stolen. The case was turned over to OVDP'S Criminal Investigations Unit, where detectives discovered that two brothers, Elmer and Jack Upchurch, may have been involved.
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When the number of meters reaches millions of units, it becomes apparent that it is very difficult to achieve secure and reliable communication with control centres. Even more so when some of the functions associated with the Smart Grid concept need communications in real time . In such situations, telecommunications are a great challenge and new smart meters play a key role in successfully facing this new challenge.
This is why IBERDROLA coordinated the PRIME project, with the objective of developing an AMI infrastructure for automatic meter management that is public, open and standard . Working on this project are some of the most important industrial leaders in the areas of metering, telecommunications and silicon manufacturing, such as Advanced Digital Design, CURRENT Group, Landis+Gyr, STMicroelectronics, Usyscom and ZIV. A large number of European utilities have already joinned to the project.
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I have perused this forum and read many threads with people asking what is the correct way to take BCAAs. well through much trial and error i have determined the absolute best way.
the very first rule is to take them on an empty stomach. you want the BCAAs to get straight o your blood stream uninhibited. besides if you are reading this then your diets should be protein rich. what would be the point of taking BCAAs if you are already eating protein? So only take it on an empty stomach.
i have been taking a heeping teaspoon (and i mean heeping) of BCAAs about 30-45 minutes prior to workout and not only can you see amazing results but you feel amazing. my lifts have gone up incredibly. so much so that i can not even keep track of where i am at. i just wont ever get tired using aminos in this way. its almost as if i am high. the more i lift the more i want to lift. the stuff is absolutely amazing. The psychological effects are intense. if you are ready for a workout boost better than any energy supplement use my method.
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Unfortunately, I didn't have my camera with me to take a picture of the cover of the pattern but my mom photo copied it so I could take a picture of it when I got home. Here is what it looks like:
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Hello, nice to be reaching out for some support and knowing there are other folks as interested in GTD as I am. I'm in a bit of a pickle...the past few weeks I've been setting up the GTD system, listening to webinars on GTD connect and adding to-do's to lots of lists. Lists such as someday/maybe, errands, calls, online, and various inboxes (iphone, evernote). Now I have lots of lists. I named a few projects and put a few next actions on them.
Apparently, I have skipped a step....now that I have a better sense of the overall picture, it looks like I've been doing a mind sweep in many different places. Instead of having one list of unprocessed to-do's....I have added next actions to many different lists.
If this is making sense, would anyone have an idea about how to combine all this and move forward in the GTD way, or in another simple fashion? It seems like I have doubled my work and need to start over. I'm guessing that I now need to gather up all of these next steps and put them in one big list then go through them in the GTD way, asking myself what requires a next action, etc. Do I have that right?
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Thanks to all of you who took the time during Bike Month to shoot a video, capture a photograph or craft a story for our Group Health Commute Challenge multimedia contest. We're delighted by the number of entries we received.
In choosing the grand prize winners, our judges considered both artistry and whether the video, photo or story made them want to climb on their bikes and ride. We received several fine entries over the course of the month that didn't fit our weekly themes but that met the final criteria, and we decided to consider these, along with our preliminary selections, for the finals. You'll find two such entries among the winning photos below.
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Last year my colleague Deirdre Woollard reported that the house featured in 1986's Ferris Bueller's Day Off had been put up for sale. Now the 1961 Ferrari 250GT Spyder California replica specially created for the film is being auctioned off at Bonhams' Collectors' Motor Cars and Automobilia sale on April 19 at the RAF Museum, Hendon, UK. Only around 100 250GT Spyder California's were built by Ferrari between 1958 and 1963. Existing examples are very rare and expensive so Paramount chose to commission and build a replica for filming purposes. The film follows Ferris, played by Matthew Broderick, and two of his friends skipping high school for a day and borrowing the classic Spyder California from one of their fathers. The movie grossed over $70 million in the U.S. and Broderick was nominated for a Golden Globe Award. Styled by Pininfarina, the classic lines of the car combine elegance and aggression, and it ranks alongside the Lusso as the ultimate expression of the Ferrari 250GT family. The Bueller Spyder is estimated at £30,000–£40,000.


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The Irish Rover Pub, situated in the heart of the baker district in Denver, was established in 2005. It boasts a large beer selection and a relaxed and friendly atmosphere.
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Location and views are only the beginning of what this elegant mtn home has to offer. This architectural masterpiece offers exquisite stonework, arched doorways, large decks with views of the golf course, Keystone Ski Resort, Aspen trees and the sound of a seasonal creek to the side. Several fireplaces in and outside create a warm and cozy atmosp... Beds: 5 Baths: 5.0 Sq. Ft: 6224 List Price: $2,250,000
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Having been a long time GTD (w/ OmniFocus) ((7 years now)) user I see that i've not only become very well at getting things done, but i've always throughout this time have learned how to procrastinate abhorrently at the behest of my most important projects. I, like you as sure, have had projects that have gone untouched for week, months and yes, even a year at a time.
I'm sure fear of failure plays into this, but also more subtly perhaps fear of success. I'm not too sure and rather than immediately delving my own personal opinions on the matter I would love to hear your personal input regarding this matter.
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As part of the universal health insurance reform passed in 2010, all group health plans must provide - at no cost to the recipient - certain "preventive services." The Health and Human Services mandate requires group health plans to pay for several preventive services for women.
Nine of the services are not morally troublesome, but one of the government-mandated services requires: "[a]ll Food and Drug Administration approved contraceptive methods, sterilization procedures, and patient education and counseling for all women with reproductive capacity" be provided. The serious issue here is the fact that at least one of the approved contraceptives can cause an abortion.The government has publically stated the HHS mandate does "not include abortifacient drugs," but the text of the regulation itself contains no such guarantee. The "FDA-approved contraceptives" covered by the mandate include "emergency contraception" drugs. One of them is "ella" (ulipristal) - which is a close analogue to the abortion drug RU-486 (mifepristone) - and can cause an abortion to avoid pregnancy. ETBU believes that providing coverage for abortifacient drugs would be a serious violation of our faith.
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An odd confluence of efforts at migration reforms in Washington and Havana has sparked calls for a review of the Cuban Adjustment Act — the U.S. law that has provided the greatest benefits to Cuban arrivals for the last half century.
Sen. Marco Rubio and Reps. Ileana Ros-Lehtinen and Mario Diaz-Balart, all South Florida Republicans and Cuban-Americans, say the CAA needs tweaking to stop abuses by those who "fled communism" and yet return repeatedly to the island.
And while the Obama administration and Democrats in Congress appear determined to keep the law intact, some advocates of improved U.S.-Cuba relations are calling for its total elimination as a Cold War leftover that gives Cubans benefits not available to any other migrants.
Under debate are whether Cubans are escaping repression or are economic migrants, the letter and spirit of the CAA and whether new arrivals still need the benefits of a 47-year-old law that fast tracks U.S. residency after just one year and one day.
Those questions burgeoned after reforms to Havana's migration system on Jan. 14 created the possibility that more Cubans would be arriving in the United States, obtaining U.S. residency and then returning to the island quickly enough to retain their residency there.
The Obama administration had already lifted virtually all restrictions on Cuban-American travel to the island for family reunification visits. Washington also guarantees a minimum of 20,000 visas to Cubans per year — an assurance not available to any other country — under a 1994 bilateral agreement designed to discourage illegal and risky attempts to escape the island by sea.
The CAA, which was approved in 1966, was designed to normalize the status of about 123,000 Cubans who had fled Fidel Castro's revolution and been "paroled" into the United States but were in immigration limbo. Well over 1 million Cubans have now obtained U.S. residency under the law, officially named the Cuban Refugee Adjustment Act.
Rubio has said that he and other senators now negotiating a U.S. migration reform package might not "be able to avoid, as part of a comprehensive approach to immigration, a conversation about the Cuban Adjustment Act."
"It's becoming increasingly difficult to justify it for my colleagues when there are people who come to the United States … and within a year and a day are traveling to Cuba 25 and 30 times a year" Rubio told journalists recently. "That being said, it's important for us to remind people that Cuba is a tyrannical regime."
U.S. immigration rights activists have long criticized the CAA — and the wet-foot, dry-foot policy that allows those who set foot on U.S. territory to remain while those intercepted at sea are sent back to Cuba. They point out that the law does not mention the words communism or persecution, and that it offers the benefits of refugee status, including public health, that would be better afforded to true refugees.
"A generous immigration system depends on fairness and even treatment across groups and no political favoritism. Economic migrants from Cuba should be treated the same as those from any other country," said Phil Peters, a vice president of the Lexington Institute think-tank in Washington who recently wrote a hefty report on U.S.-Cuba migration issues.


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Late Monday night I received an email from Joe Cressy, who is the media spokesman for NDP leadership candidate Paul Dewar (Ottawa Centre).
The subject line: "Joanna - you'll want to be at this announcement".
That caught my attention (even while knowing it is the job of a media relations person to tell me that I want to be at every announcement, no matter how big or small I as a journalist might think it is), but I asked for more details before deciding whether to make a note in my calendar.
The reply?
The announcement on Friday has two parts:
1. Paul will announce what we believe is the biggest endorsement of any of the leadership campaigns yet.
2. Paul will articulate the theme and next phase of his leadership campaign
Not bad.
A couple of colleagues in the Ottawa Bureau and I began brainstorming. Who could be a bigger endorsement than Ed Broadbent, who had already come out in support of Brian Topp? We started trying to think of someone of that stature.
One idea that came to mind was NDP MP Olivia Chow (Trinity-Spadina), who was married to the late Jack Layton and would provide symbolic weight to any campaign. She had already said that she was going to remain neutral in the leadership race, but people have changed their minds before. Cressy knows her well and co-chaired her campaign last year, so it was within the realm of possibility. I called her up and asked and the answer was a clear no. She wasn't even aware that Dewar was holding an event Friday and she still plans to remain neutral. Scratched her name off the list.
Another name that came up was former Ontario NDP leader Stephen Lewis, whose work to help people affected by HIV/AIDS in Africa would fit well with Dewar's passion for international and humanitarian affairs. Cressy is director of communications at the Stephen Lewis Foundation, so there is a connection, and Lewis would be at the level of Broadbent when it comes to "big" names in the NDP world.
So I came right out and asked Cressy.
He replied:
"...(It's) not Stephen. It's also not Batman or Obama as I've read on twitter.
The endorser is someone who the grassroots of our Party (Paul's whole campaign focus) like a great deal."
That ruled out Lewis, but the "grassroots" mention was another clue. We needed to think of someone outside the NDP "establishment" but still popular with members.
I tried another couple of names. David Suzuki? Maher Arar?
Cressy replied:
"Neither...but that's the end of our guesses.
Though when you said Arar, I can't help but note that Monia Mazigh (Maher Arar's wife and a leading activist) has already endorsed Paul."
True. She has.
So, still scratching my head (Naomi Klein? Elizabeth May?) I trudged through the slush and snow/rain to the Westin Hotel in downtown Ottawa (where Liberals were milling about the hallways for their policy convention) by 8:15 a.m. to cover this big, surprise announcement.
And who was it?
Drumroll please...
NDP MP Charlie Angus (Timmins--James Bay), who Dewar said will also be his deputy leader if he wins the leadership race.
Now, don't get me wrong. Angus, as far as caucus endorsements go, is a catch. It is true that he is liked by grassroots members of the NDP and his deft handling of the G8 infrastructure spending issue and the housing crisis in Attawapiskat made him one of the stars in the House of Commons last year. His past life as a punk rock musician makes him an interesting character and he helped his party make gains in Northern Ontario. He's a good addition to the Dewar campaign team.
But "the biggest endorsement of any of the leadership campaigns yet"? That's debatable.
What is more certain is that this was a pretty smart way to get the national media (and there were quite a few of us there) to show up for a campaign announcement early on a Friday morning. And even if it's likely not what Cressy had in mind when he sent me that first email, here I am still writing about it.
Cressy noticed this blog post, of course, and gave me a call to explain the thinking behind all the hype.
"Our true belief that Charlie is... in the context of a leadership race, he is certainly one of the biggest 'gets' that anybody will be able to get the whole campaign. Remember: leadership races are one member, one vote. And Charlie, within our party, he is somebody who many people were hoping was going to run for leader. If he was running, he would be a frontrunner right now, but he also brings lots of support with him. Lots of memberships, lots of folks, big and small names," said Cressy, going on to say that he realized the speculation had run more rampant than he had expected.
"So, I know it wasn't what people were expecting. The minute the Twittersphere went a little nuts, it was like 'Uh, Tim Tebow? Do we have him?' But it was an honest calculation of ours that he is one of the biggest MPs and certainly the biggest that we have," Cressy said.


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Dignitaries from the county, township and cities of Trenton and Middletown were visitors at the latest Monroe Council regular session. They all had high praises for Monroe as they pleaded for Monroe Council to reconsider the ST Rt 63 extension for economic development reasons. Speaking in favor of the extension were Butler County Commissioner Don Dixon, Butler County Engineer Greg Wilkins, Trenton Mayor Rhonda Freeze and Liberty Township Trustee Christine Matacic. Also in attendance were Butler County Commissioner Greg Jolevette, Middletown Mayor Larry Mulligan, council members from Trenton and other prominent area officials.
The plea to consider an amendment to the city master plan to include a ST RT 63 extension failed by a 5 to 2 vote by Monroe council. Dissenting votes were from Todd Hickman and Mayor Robert Routson.
Monroe's relationship with area communities is becoming strained due to the latest two big issues:
1. Monroe VS SunCoke Lawsuit – Monroe is suing a company who wants to relocate in Middletown and provide needed jobs in Butler County. Most residents of Monroe don't care, however there is a stong and vocal group who demanded the City of Monroe do something about the econogical impact of the proposed facility. In this one it is Monroe vs The State of Ohio, The County of Butler, At least 1 US Senator, The City of Middletown, 2 Fortune 500 Companies and even President Obamas effort to stimulate the economy.
2. The St Rt 63 Extension to Trenton and ultimately to Oxford. Here Monroe ads the city of Trenton to the list above.
Monroe officials say they are representing the interests of constituents, I think they are only listening to a vocal few. Worse is the fact that Monroe is such a bad neighbor, they refuse to listen to anyone other than themselves.
Fact is that Monroe residents will benefit from being a good neigbor. Monroe will benefit from jobs that are created through the SunCoke plant and the Ohio 63 extension. They are only hurting the silent majority. That's ok, 4 of the 7 are up for reelection next fall.


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Launched for fall 2011 by fashion vets Eric Benarouche and Mayren Viray, Stretta offers a collection of apparel that blends American aesthetic with European design sensibility and fabric quality. Expect looks that are sexy yet sophisticated, with body-hugging silhouettes and luxurious details like stretched leather, lace, and Swarovski crystals.
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Ryde's team, back, from left, B. Cox, R. Knight, M. Wilks, C. Edwards and J. Poore. Front, D. Vyce, P. Roberts, A. Moody, J. Anthony, V. Kenndy and A. Woodridge.
A GOLDEN try earned Sandown and Shanklin Hurricanes victory in the annual Ryde Beach Rugby Sevens tournament last weekend.
There was nothing to separate them from their final opponents, Team America 1, after full time so an extra-time period with a golden try rule followed.
The ball went over the line several times with all efforts being disallowed, to add to the tension, until Sandown scored the all-important winning touch-down.
The trophies were presented by tournament organisers Danny Vyse, Matt Wilks and Adam Moody, who said: "The beach tournament is a classic contest of skill and endurance. We've seen and played some great rugby today and we've once again separated the boys from the men."
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