Μικτή τεχνική, Μάρτιος 2010
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Παρασκευή, Μαρτίου 19, 2010
Πέμπτη, Μαρτίου 18, 2010
για να καταλάβουμε
οι αγορές πιέζουν να κόψουμε μισθούς, συντάξεις και θέσεις εργασίες για να μας βοηθήσουν
αφού τα κάνουμε όλα αυτά μας λένε ότι τελικά δεν θα μας βοηθήσουν αλλά θα μας βυθίσουν
δηλαδή μας μείνανε τα μέτρα χωρίς το κοστούμι
υπέροχο
αφού τα κάνουμε όλα αυτά μας λένε ότι τελικά δεν θα μας βοηθήσουν αλλά θα μας βυθίσουν
δηλαδή μας μείνανε τα μέτρα χωρίς το κοστούμι
υπέροχο
Τετάρτη, Μαρτίου 17, 2010
Τρίτη, Μαρτίου 16, 2010
απλά υπέροχη
πήγα πρόσφατα και είδα μια από τις αγαπημένες μου τραγουδίστριες
την μοναδική Ελένη Δήμου
συνήθως αποφεύγω τα μέρη με πολύ κόσμο, αλλά κάτι η παρέα, κάτι η νοσταλγία να ξανακούσω ζωντανά την Ελένη με έπεισαν
δεν το μετάνιωσα, αν και θα προτιμούσα να ήταν μόνο η Δήμου και ουχί οι υπόλοιποι
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Τετάρτη, Μαρτίου 10, 2010
το δόγμα της "θεραπείας - σοκ"
Πρώτα λες στον φτωχοδιάβολο ότι θα του κόψεις το κεφάλι
Σε λίγο σου δίνει το χέρι του με τη δική του θέληση και σε παρακαλάει μη του κόψεις και το άλλο
Κάπως έτσι έγινε και με τα επιδόματα των δημοσίων, κάπως έτσι έγινε και με το πάγωμα των συντάξεων, τις αυξήσεις φόρων και ΦΠΑ
Εν τω μεταξύ μέσα σε αυτά τα "σκληρά, άδικα, αλλά αναπόφευγκτα" μέτρα κανείς δεν λέει κουβέντα για την επιστροφή όσων οι πολιτικοί και τα τσιράκια τους έκλεψαν όλα αυτά τα χρόνια
Κανείς δεν προτείνει να κάτσει κάποιος στο σκαμνί για την καταστροφή που έχουν επιφέρει όλα αυτά τα χρόνια σε αυτή τη δύστυχη γωνιά
Κανείς δεν λέει τίποτα για την αλλαγή του νόμου περί ανευθυνότητας υπουργών
Κανείς δεν λέει τίποτα για αυξήσεις στη φορολογία των τραπεζών
Σε λίγους μήνες θα πουν ότι τα μέτρα δεν είναι επαρκή και θα ζητήσουν κι άλλα
Κι εμείς σαν ζόμπι που ψάχνουν τον ασημένιο πάσσαλο που θα τα στείλει πίσω στις ανέσεις του τάφου θα την πιούμε πάλι χωρίς να βγάλουμε κουβέντα
αυτά ...
btw πόσο ρόμπα μπορεί να είναι μια χώρα που στέλνει τους ράμπο του σδοε στο σπίτι της Τζούλιας;
μόνο οι φτωχοπουτάνες φοροδιαφεύγουν σε αυτή τη χώρα;
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Σε λίγο σου δίνει το χέρι του με τη δική του θέληση και σε παρακαλάει μη του κόψεις και το άλλο
Κάπως έτσι έγινε και με τα επιδόματα των δημοσίων, κάπως έτσι έγινε και με το πάγωμα των συντάξεων, τις αυξήσεις φόρων και ΦΠΑ
Εν τω μεταξύ μέσα σε αυτά τα "σκληρά, άδικα, αλλά αναπόφευγκτα" μέτρα κανείς δεν λέει κουβέντα για την επιστροφή όσων οι πολιτικοί και τα τσιράκια τους έκλεψαν όλα αυτά τα χρόνια
Κανείς δεν προτείνει να κάτσει κάποιος στο σκαμνί για την καταστροφή που έχουν επιφέρει όλα αυτά τα χρόνια σε αυτή τη δύστυχη γωνιά
Κανείς δεν λέει τίποτα για την αλλαγή του νόμου περί ανευθυνότητας υπουργών
Κανείς δεν λέει τίποτα για αυξήσεις στη φορολογία των τραπεζών
Σε λίγους μήνες θα πουν ότι τα μέτρα δεν είναι επαρκή και θα ζητήσουν κι άλλα
Κι εμείς σαν ζόμπι που ψάχνουν τον ασημένιο πάσσαλο που θα τα στείλει πίσω στις ανέσεις του τάφου θα την πιούμε πάλι χωρίς να βγάλουμε κουβέντα
αυτά ...
btw πόσο ρόμπα μπορεί να είναι μια χώρα που στέλνει τους ράμπο του σδοε στο σπίτι της Τζούλιας;
μόνο οι φτωχοπουτάνες φοροδιαφεύγουν σε αυτή τη χώρα;
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Δευτέρα, Μαρτίου 08, 2010
έλεγα στον φίλο μου τον Κώστα
που αυτή τη στιγμή ζει κάτω από το χιόνι
πως στο μπαλκόνι μου έχει έρθει η άνοιξη και δεν με πίστευε
του αφιερώνω αυτή τη φωτό για του λόγου το αληθές ;))
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να είσαι εκεί
To 104 KENTPO ΛOΓOY KAI TEXNHΣτων ΕΚΔΟΣΕΩΝ ΚΑΣΤΑΝΙΩΤΗ
σας προσκαλεί στην παρουσίαση του νέου βιβλίου
της TITINAΣ ΔANEΛΛH
T A T E Σ Σ E P A M Π A Σ T O Y N I Aτη Δευτέρα 15 Mαρτίου 2010 και ώρα 7.00 μ.μ. στον πολιτιστικό χώρο της οδού Θεμιστοκλέους.
Για το βιβλίο θα μιλήσουν οι:
ANTEΛΛA MEPMHΓKA, σκηνοθέτης-ηθοποιός
TEYKPOΣ MIXAHΛIΔHΣ, συγγραφέας-μαθηματικός
ΦIΛIΠΠOΣ ΦIΛIΠΠOY, συγγραφέας-κριτικός λογοτεχνίας
Tη συζήτηση θα συντονίσει η δημοσιογράφος ΔΩPA ΣAPPH.
έχω την αίσθηση ότι εκεί έξω
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η κατάσταση είναι σαν ένα στουπί βουτηγμένο σε βενζίνη του 1,5 ευρώ το λίτρο και το μόνο που θέλει για να πάρει φωτιά είναι ένα σπίρτο
σκέφτομαι τι θα είχε γίνει αν ο Μανώλης Γλέζος είχε χάσει τη ζωή του επειδή ένας βλάκας ματατζής του έριξε χημικά στο πρόσωπο
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Παρασκευή, Μαρτίου 05, 2010
Πέμπτη, Μαρτίου 04, 2010
Τετάρτη, Μαρτίου 03, 2010
τι ανάλαφρο να γράψω Γιωργάκη με τόσο βαριά καρδιά
...
το πιο ανάλαφρο που μου έρχεται να γράψω είναι πόσο τραγικά ατάλαντη είναι η Σμαράγδα Καρύδη
προσπάθησα τις προάλλες να δω τον Πόλεμο των Άστρων (btw είσαι κούκλος) και για μια ακόμα φορά έμεινα άλλαλος από την βαριά αταλαντοσύνη που πλήττει τους νέους έλληνες ηθοποιούς με ηγερία της έρημης από ταλέντο χώρας την Σμαράγδα Καρύδη
είναι κρίμα ένα τόσο όμορφο κορίτσι να μη διαθέτει ούτε μια σταγόνα υποκριτικής ικανότητας
κάθε φορά που τη βλέπω να υποδύεται έναν χαρακτήρα μου έρχεται να την πιάσω από το μαλλί και να τη στείλω τάμα να πάει γονατιστή στην Πολωνία να προσκυνήσει το μνήμα του Γκροτόφσκι
αν ήμουν σκηνοθέτης θα της έβαζα φωτιά στα ρούχα κάθε φορά που θα ήθελα να ουρλιάξει πειστικά και θα την έδερνα πρωί, μεσημέρι και βράδυ μετά τα γυρίσματα
νευριάζω τόσο πολύ κάθε φορά που η Σμαράγδα μπαίνει στο οπτικό μου πεδίο που θέλω να βγάλω τα μάτια μου
αν δεν έμενα στον Κολωνό θα το έκανα
δεν λέει και τυφλός και στον Κολωνό ...
anyway
θες να πεις ότι δεν ανοίγω την τηλεόραση από φόβο πως αν ξαναπέσω πάνω της θα πάω να συναντήσω τον McQueen
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TA NEA METRA
* Greek cabinet decides on new austerity steps - source
* Tough measures seen as crucial for winning EU debt support
* S&P says less gloomy on Greece than markets
* ECB's Nowotny says Greece's rating fate "unacceptable"
* Economists still sceptical of Greek consolidation drive
By Lefteris Papadimas and Renee Maltezou
ATHENS, March 3 (Reuters) - Greece's cabinet approved a
sweeping new austerity programme on Wednesday, the third in as
many months, in a drive to rein in a bulging budget deficit and
secure European financial support, a government source said.
"Measures which will yield 4.8 billion euros ($6.5 billion)
have been decided," the source, who took part in the cabinet
meeting, said. "Half will be from spending cuts and another 50
percent from tax increases."
The measures include an increase of value added tax by 2
percentage points to 21 percent and trimming public sector
salary bonuses by 30 percent, the source said.
In a dramatic speech to members of his ruling PASOK party on
Tuesday, Prime Minister George Papandreou compared his country's
fiscal crisis to a war and said he would have to take harsh and
possibly unfair measures.
All of Europe would be threatened if Greece failed to take
brave decisions to cut a 300 billion euro debt mountain, bigger
than the country's annual economic output, he said.
The new measures also included a freeze on public sector
pensions this year.
The euro rose on foreign exchange markets on the news and
Greece's borrowing costs fell further, with the risk premium on
Greek 10-year bonds over benchmark German bunds at 291 basis
points, the lowest since early February.
"The relief was evident in the money markets once Greece
announced its additional austerity measures. This ... increases
their chance of navigating through these troubles," said Peter
Chatwell, rate strategist at Credit Agricole CIB.
About 500 pensioners rallied in central Athens and marched to
the finance ministry in a first protest against the new
measures. Civil servants also planned an anti-austerity
demonstration outside the ministry.
Taxi drivers were on strike in Athens and the communist
trade union was to hold a protest rally in the capital's central
Syntagma square later in the day. However, opinion polls suggest
the government retains majority public support for the austerity
plan.
Papandreou is due to travel to Berlin on Friday to meet
German Chancellor Angela Merkel, who had demanded additional
fiscal steps from Greece before considering any European
financial safety net for the euro zone's weakest economy.
The Greek leader received a small boost earlier from credit
ratings agency Standard & Poor's when the debt watchdog's global
head of sovereign ratings said he was less pessimistic about the
Greek crisis than financial markets were.
"The political standing of this government is still very
high, if recent polls are to be believed," S&P's David Beers
told Reuters in Singapore.
S&P rates Greece BBB+, two notches above the lowest
investment grade, with a negative outlook. If Moody's, the last
ratings agency that still gives Greece an A grade, follows suit,
Greek government bonds would no longer be eligible as collateral
for European Central Bank lending from the end of this year.
"UNACCEPTABLE"
ECB governing council member Ewald Nowotny said on Tuesday
that situation was not acceptable, without saying how it could
be changed.
"The fate of Greece, and if you are going to be more
dramatic, the fate of Europe, depends on the judgment of one
rating agency. That is an unacceptable situation," the Austrian
central banker said at a panel discussion in Vienna.
European government sources have said Germany and France are
working on contingency plans under which state-owned financial
institutions would directly purchase billions of euros in Greek
bonds or offer guarantees to commercial banks that bought them.
"While the scale and form of any package remains unclear, it
seems likely that some formal support will be in place by April
and May, when a large chunk of Greek debt matures," said Ben
May, European economist at Capital Economics.
"Nonetheless, considerably more fiscal tightening will be
required beyond 2010 and the crisis is far from over."
In his speech on Tuesday, Papandreou said Greeks should not
be lulled into thinking a government default was a "remote
nightmare scenario", saying new holes in the budget deficit were
appearing on a daily basis.
Although market pressure on Greece has eased in recent days,
a Reuters poll of economists showed on Tuesday that scepticism
about the government's ability to meet a goal to slash its
defi cit by four percentage points this year still runs deep.
Only 18 of 47 respondents said they believed Athens would
meet that target, with most predicting a "slow burn" scenario
through 2010 in which the government makes only limited progress
in reducing the deficit.
One Greek celebrity offered a symbolic sacrifice for the
government's austerity drive. Singer Nana Mouskouri, 75, was
quoted by German magazine Der Spiegel as saying she would give
up her pension as a former Socialist member of the European
Parliament to the Greek state.
(Writing by Noah Barkin and Paul Taylor; Editing by Ruth
Pitchford)
* Tough measures seen as crucial for winning EU debt support
* S&P says less gloomy on Greece than markets
* ECB's Nowotny says Greece's rating fate "unacceptable"
* Economists still sceptical of Greek consolidation drive
By Lefteris Papadimas and Renee Maltezou
ATHENS, March 3 (Reuters) - Greece's cabinet approved a
sweeping new austerity programme on Wednesday, the third in as
many months, in a drive to rein in a bulging budget deficit and
secure European financial support, a government source said.
"Measures which will yield 4.8 billion euros ($6.5 billion)
have been decided," the source, who took part in the cabinet
meeting, said. "Half will be from spending cuts and another 50
percent from tax increases."
The measures include an increase of value added tax by 2
percentage points to 21 percent and trimming public sector
salary bonuses by 30 percent, the source said.
In a dramatic speech to members of his ruling PASOK party on
Tuesday, Prime Minister George Papandreou compared his country's
fiscal crisis to a war and said he would have to take harsh and
possibly unfair measures.
All of Europe would be threatened if Greece failed to take
brave decisions to cut a 300 billion euro debt mountain, bigger
than the country's annual economic output, he said.
The new measures also included a freeze on public sector
pensions this year.
The euro rose on foreign exchange markets on the news and
Greece's borrowing costs fell further, with the risk premium on
Greek 10-year bonds over benchmark German bunds at 291 basis
points, the lowest since early February.
"The relief was evident in the money markets once Greece
announced its additional austerity measures. This ... increases
their chance of navigating through these troubles," said Peter
Chatwell, rate strategist at Credit Agricole CIB.
About 500 pensioners rallied in central Athens and marched to
the finance ministry in a first protest against the new
measures. Civil servants also planned an anti-austerity
demonstration outside the ministry.
Taxi drivers were on strike in Athens and the communist
trade union was to hold a protest rally in the capital's central
Syntagma square later in the day. However, opinion polls suggest
the government retains majority public support for the austerity
plan.
Papandreou is due to travel to Berlin on Friday to meet
German Chancellor Angela Merkel, who had demanded additional
fiscal steps from Greece before considering any European
financial safety net for the euro zone's weakest economy.
The Greek leader received a small boost earlier from credit
ratings agency Standard & Poor's when the debt watchdog's global
head of sovereign ratings said he was less pessimistic about the
Greek crisis than financial markets were.
"The political standing of this government is still very
high, if recent polls are to be believed," S&P's David Beers
told Reuters in Singapore.
S&P rates Greece BBB+, two notches above the lowest
investment grade, with a negative outlook. If Moody's, the last
ratings agency that still gives Greece an A grade, follows suit,
Greek government bonds would no longer be eligible as collateral
for European Central Bank lending from the end of this year.
"UNACCEPTABLE"
ECB governing council member Ewald Nowotny said on Tuesday
that situation was not acceptable, without saying how it could
be changed.
"The fate of Greece, and if you are going to be more
dramatic, the fate of Europe, depends on the judgment of one
rating agency. That is an unacceptable situation," the Austrian
central banker said at a panel discussion in Vienna.
European government sources have said Germany and France are
working on contingency plans under which state-owned financial
institutions would directly purchase billions of euros in Greek
bonds or offer guarantees to commercial banks that bought them.
"While the scale and form of any package remains unclear, it
seems likely that some formal support will be in place by April
and May, when a large chunk of Greek debt matures," said Ben
May, European economist at Capital Economics.
"Nonetheless, considerably more fiscal tightening will be
required beyond 2010 and the crisis is far from over."
In his speech on Tuesday, Papandreou said Greeks should not
be lulled into thinking a government default was a "remote
nightmare scenario", saying new holes in the budget deficit were
appearing on a daily basis.
Although market pressure on Greece has eased in recent days,
a Reuters poll of economists showed on Tuesday that scepticism
about the government's ability to meet a goal to slash its
defi cit by four percentage points this year still runs deep.
Only 18 of 47 respondents said they believed Athens would
meet that target, with most predicting a "slow burn" scenario
through 2010 in which the government makes only limited progress
in reducing the deficit.
One Greek celebrity offered a symbolic sacrifice for the
government's austerity drive. Singer Nana Mouskouri, 75, was
quoted by German magazine Der Spiegel as saying she would give
up her pension as a former Socialist member of the European
Parliament to the Greek state.
(Writing by Noah Barkin and Paul Taylor; Editing by Ruth
Pitchford)
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