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by In Wales Sun Jun 17th, 2012 at 01:51:12 PM EST
No slight intended. It is rightly acknowledged that people of faith have no monopoly of virtue - Queen Elizabeth II
But at least you have an excuse... you'd be amazed at the number of people who misspell my first name in France... Wind power
Sucky result for FDG, ten or so seats, a historic low I would think. Mostly due to the rapid disindustrialisation of the Sarkozy era, and the resulting end of sociologisal concentration of PCF voters. Even at constant percentage, they get less seats
NEED PROPORTIONAL REPRESENTATION, and an absolute majority for the PS makes that highly unlikely. It is rightly acknowledged that people of faith have no monopoly of virtue - Queen Elizabeth II
Her niece Marion Marechal-Le Pen won, as did Gilbert Collard for the FN. Wind power
And they are there because the PS allows them to be there. A very uncomfortable position, not a powerful one. It is rightly acknowledged that people of faith have no monopoly of virtue - Queen Elizabeth II
Apparently Claude Guéant loses too, which would be excellent news. Wind power
Apparently Claude Guéant loses too, which would be excellent news.
Also Nadine Morano and Michèle Alliot-Marie (of Ben-Ali vacations fame).
Couldn't happen to nicer people... Europeans think a hundred miles is a long way. Americans think a hundred years is a long time.
I think the manager will be getting sacked, to have all that talent and play so badly is just like England surely unforgiveable keep to the Fen Causeway
http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/eventpage/usb000ahy0#shakemap
Have they switched their nukes back on yet ? keep to the Fen Causeway
As a reminder, the Fukushima disaster occurred because the nuclear reactors weren't build for withstanding a quake (and subsequent tsuanmis) larger than 7.9 at the Richter scale.
LAKE GEORGE - A small fire exploded across more than 100 acres in less than a hour and continued to grow Sunday afternoon near 11 mile reservoir. Hundreds of campers, including scores of Boy Scouts, have been evacuated from the area around the blaze, which is burning in Eleven Mile Canyon, about three miles south of the town of Lake George. Scores of firefighters have rushed in, with trucks, helicopters and air tankers. Facing stiff winds, firefighters were trying to get ahead of the blaze, named the Springer Fire, but were having to let some areas burn. "If this fire is cranking, I'm not sending firefighters in there," expalined Forest Service spokesman Gregg Goodwin. The fire was being pushed north and east by stiff winds that exceeded 20 mph at times Sunday. Goodwin said high temperatures and low humidity in the high country were hampering efforts to quell the blaze, which started sometime after noon. A team including more than 40 firefighters, one single engine air tanker, three fire engines and two helicopters have responded, officials said. One helicopter is dropping buckets of water and firefighters are rappelling from the second, he said. The fire danger is high today because of high temperatures and 20 mph winds. The National Weather Service has issued a "Red Flag" warning for most of the high country.
Hundreds of campers, including scores of Boy Scouts, have been evacuated from the area around the blaze, which is burning in Eleven Mile Canyon, about three miles south of the town of Lake George. Scores of firefighters have rushed in, with trucks, helicopters and air tankers. Facing stiff winds, firefighters were trying to get ahead of the blaze, named the Springer Fire, but were having to let some areas burn. "If this fire is cranking, I'm not sending firefighters in there," expalined Forest Service spokesman Gregg Goodwin.
The fire was being pushed north and east by stiff winds that exceeded 20 mph at times Sunday. Goodwin said high temperatures and low humidity in the high country were hampering efforts to quell the blaze, which started sometime after noon.
A team including more than 40 firefighters, one single engine air tanker, three fire engines and two helicopters have responded, officials said. One helicopter is dropping buckets of water and firefighters are rappelling from the second, he said.
The fire danger is high today because of high temperatures and 20 mph winds. The National Weather Service has issued a "Red Flag" warning for most of the high country.
http://www.gazette.com/articles/fire-140405-fighters-lighting.html
French electoral law mandates that parties must present an equal number of male and female candidates. If not, they are fined through reduction of their public funding. The UMP loses a high proportion of its funding through fines; most other parties respect parity in numbers of candidates, but not in results : i.e. women are typically cannon fodder in unwinnable districts.
Only two parties respect partity in terms of results. It is rightly acknowledged that people of faith have no monopoly of virtue - Queen Elizabeth II
Assuming a binomial distribution, you cannot reject a null hypothesis of 50-50 chance for Front de Gauche, PRG, EELV, Modem or Front National at the 5 % confidence level. If you pool all the parties that fail to reject individually the resultant sums reject the null, but they do not reject a 47-53 split (though the latter is veering into fishing expedition territory).
- Jake If you only spend 20 minutes of the rest of your life on economics, go spend them here.
(It's cherry season eh Jake? Why don't you add in the Alliance Centriste and the Parti Radical Valoisien, and tell me how you get on?) It is rightly acknowledged that people of faith have no monopoly of virtue - Queen Elizabeth II
All the parties that I didn't mention in the first half of the paragraph reject 50 % probability at the 5 % level. In most of the cases it isn't even close (p < 0.001).
This is the first time there have been districts for French citizens living abroad. Of 11 districts, only three elected right wingers : Switzerland, southern/eastern Africa, and Asia.
EELV won Latin America. It is rightly acknowledged that people of faith have no monopoly of virtue - Queen Elizabeth II
And the socialist candidate is called Daphna Poznanski-Benhamou. Ashkenaz and sepharade : unbeatable. It is rightly acknowledged that people of faith have no monopoly of virtue - Queen Elizabeth II
Inutile de se voiler la face. Des milliers d'euros ont été dépensés en pure perte par les candidats en Israël. En fin de parcours le nombre de votants Français dans l'Etat Hébreu est infime. La raison est simple : un désintérêt réel pour cette élection législative qui a été finalement remportéee par une candidate PS (qui a sillonné le pays depuis plus de 20 ans). C'est l'Italie qui lui a donné cette victoire.
For county commissioner, both candidates are females, the incumbent is involved in a scandal where they pushed through a term limit bill with misleading verbiage that increased the term limits, while the other is claiming to be just like the first, except more conservative on every issue.
For university board of regents, both candidates are males, one is an only half-way retarded physician, while the other has claimed to have a master's degree (thus qualifying him to run the state's biggest and most prestigious PhD-granting university???), but it turns out he doesn't--and when confronted about it said that he didn't want to waste all that time with "academic BS that nobody cares about." Even the Republican party bigwigs are having a hard time swallowing that...
So at least in my neighborhood, the idiocy is not related to gender, we are equal-opportunity dopes.
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