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General Assembly 2011

The 2nd place AG Saturday, March 19 at 18h ballroom of Bilhères in Ossau (church square, same place as last year).

Agenda:

• review of various contracts

• balance sheet with membership renewal (5 euros to be paid at the AGM)

• tasting if any of By then new contracts organized

• matters (presence of Amapiens from producers for distribution, new home voluntary "responsible contracts" to replace those who do not renew, website amap, ...)

Like last year a party will follow the AGM, everyone makes a house specialty dishes, pastry drinks ... without moderation.

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Chickens

chickens weigh about 2 pounds, and will have 120 days. The price will be 6.5 € / kg or about 13 € chicken. The contract commits you to a period of seven months from September to March. Distributions that will be on Wednesday at the same time as the rest but once every 15 days. Or 2 distributions per month.

contract completion date: April 15, for deliveries beginning in September (so the farmer can predict the number of chickens to raise).

order that the farmer can know if his plan is the road I ask those interested to send an email to vberdou@yahoo.fr in order: "Contract Chicken, "and tell me how many chickens you want every 15 days. I count on you for serious answers from the keeper do not find this "chocolate" when making contracts.

Deadline for response: Sunday, March 6.

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Polka magazine 12

Polka is a magazine of photojournalism.
From photography to writing history, to feel a time, to write the words. From
humanistic photography, intense and realistic.
A photograph - Testimony.
Polka is a magazine where photography has meaning and photographer presence.

Polka some ways, recalls the heyday of Paris-Match which subjects rubbed thin sections more difficult, while promoting the image.

In this Spring issue, we go so the discovery of a Pakistani painter, Iqbal Hussain, whose paintings of women are controversial (his models are prostitutes unveiled) to a "story accusing" (or how the photograph taken by Ed Or two child soldiers in Somalia will cause a scandal in the U.S. States).
ensued an article on Marc Ribout, poetry, compassion and tenderness of his gaze.


Polka then discusses the revolution in the Arab world.
Although things are changing rapidly, this issue remains relevant for understanding (support) these mass movements and avoid the "clash of civilizations."
In this regard, the editorial Alain Genestar is just critical of our western governments. A moving tribute

is also made to Mohamed Bouazizi, seller Tunisian who was slain Dec. 17, 2010 to protest against the injustices he was a victim (by Abdellah Taia).


We travel again: the French schools of Kabul, Afghanistan (Esteqlal, Malalai) in Haiti, where despite the declarations of the international community, nothing changes. We turn
testimony on poverty in France to a surprising story about a ghetto black riders Philadelphia and continue on our reading of Pina Bausch not to continue with a tribute to Oscar Niemeyer, one of the builders and architect Brasillia the French Communist Party headquarters in Paris.
few pages each time provoking curiosity, challenge, or move him.

Particularly rich and dense in the themes, this issue of spring 2011 ends with excerpts from the book by Stéphane Hessel, indignation you! on Course!

Polka is a quarterly magazine but also a gallery .
Publication Manager: Alain Genestar.
Project Family launched by Edward and Adelie Genestar.

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High-tech!

The council has adopted recently a modern system of coded aperture offices and other meeting rooms, with traceability and accessibility settings. The phone has been replaced by a digital system and all that is best in this genre. A real little Pentagon ... We are not ranked joint 40 000-80 000 for nothing.

The ultimate technology has probably been reached on acquisition of a copier to print selectively. A photocopier that would not have denied Filochard, the character the banner of the famous trio Foot-nickel.

This copier has indeed the capacity (probably digital) to discern what is acceptable and what is not. Back

picture: We're 31 January 2011 at the council meeting. Councillor Poujade a question the mayor about the EPIC water, repeating the questions of Ms. Sylvie Debiève. By way of non-response, our officials after listing the work done in 2011 we provide, a posteriori to justify the dissolution of the EPIC water, some leaves with a photocopy the audit report of the Treasury, No. 2010-74-73 Page 5 / 16

On this landscape format only appears on the right: "Weaknesses" and on the left, and a pristine white. Intrigued by this

amputation and curious about the 16-page audit of the TG we go to town hall.

The DGS provides us with the report and when we talk page five we are hardly surprised that the original, the left is not as pristine as the document that the we were provided. In fact

are listed the strengths of the EPIC water. No fewer than eight strengths, ranging from rigorous classification of parts and records to: The authority parking revenue pays regular budget funds received EPIC.

There would be a photocopier for mayor of a technology so advanced that it can justify a posteriori the dissolution of the EPIC water n 'print as weaknesses This EPIC. You feel really overwhelmed by progress .....

Seriously, what credibility now given to the team in place? After

opacity is the trick! This kind of propensity to think that councilors are there to make the number.

A kind of army of Duracell bunnies who can swallow anything ...

To summarize, the vote on the dissolution of the EPIC water was made without supporting documentation. In order not to respond to that question more relevant, it has been supplied by a false failure to justify a posteriori a vote called "sovereign".

Megeve And in all this?

Does the majority (municipal) silent will finally take note of these manipulations and dissociate themselves from the system opaque and faker? To be continued ...

We live in a village so picturesque!



F. Fugier and F. Perrin