To be fair, the blame should be on those who actually voted for SD, many of whom say they "only want a more sane immigration policy".
Meanwhile, in reality, the party they voted for is openly against any immigration from outside of Europe, they say Islam is a threat to Sweden's culture, and their members are people who are significalty more likely to have been convicted of assault, abuse, rape and hate crimes. Stopping immigration is pitched as a question of cost for society – give the money to the sick and the elderly instead.
Sweden's population would be shrinking if it weren't for immigration. SD's solution to this dilemma is to have women stay at home and make more babies. That's a really fresh new idea...
Sweden used to have the world's most equal parliament. Even the conservatives had a 50-50 rule for men and women. Then came SD. 20 seats: 17 men and 3 women.
But we'll survive. It's quite likely they won't make it into the parliament the next time. Hopefully the "angry young men" have found another party to vote for by then.
The Donald Duck party is an all time favourite joke vote in Sweden, but it is actually a registered party. They promise free alcohol and wider sidewalks. They don't have a budget for voting slips, but write-in votes are valid (if spelt correctly). See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Donald_Duck_Party
Shoe company Brandos [sic], Sweden's larget online shoe company, reacted when the National Police Agency proudly presented their new shoe database the other week.
- To our great surprise we saw that the image on the police's web site looked suspiciously like one of our images. In a story on [TV channel] SVT we then saw that more images were taken from us, says Fredrik Juto, chairman of Brando.
The company has several staff members and photo studios working on taking images of all shoes from several angles. Today, there are over 100 000 product images avaialble on the web.
- We have previously helped the police in Sweden and abroad with identifying shoe models, and we'll gladly continue to help. But it upsets us that they've consistently and without our consent taken what we suspect are many images from us, says Juto.
I've been down there on a tour once. It's quite a cool place as you can see from the pictures, with its humidifiers, plants, lighting and floating island landscape. Although as others have pointed out, none of this protects against any real threat.
A friend and I once created a web site called "Hata Aftonbladet" ("Hate Aftonbladet"), parodying Aftonbladet's focus on "easy" reporting, sensational news and celebrity gossip. That even got us an interview on national radio. Nevertheless, I have to say they do provide at least 30-40 % real news, and Assange's columns will be read by a lot of people, especially among the lefties, who are traditionally anti-US.
Here are the current news topics from the main page of the web site:
Stockholmians to get help from butlers
A new proposition from the Social Democrats - Commuters to get help with cleaning, parking and child-keeping.
Suspected of attempted murder on infant
30-year-old woman arrested in Lund - Allegedly tried to kill infant
Aimed at the audience - to save himself
Norwegian star in violent crash - flew into the audience: "They took most of the damage" Five people to hospital
See the crash here
"I've been so unsecure"
Sanna Nielsen - on the shyness and the idol, Celine Dion.
Pretty - but where's the feeling?
Testing the new Hyundai ix35 - This is how good the replacement for Tuscon is.
Back to work in four simple steps
Vacation depression? Here are the tricks to give you a new start.
Good to hunt for jobs during the summer
He can get the power to turn off the Internet
Extra power to Obama - American senate passes new law
Obama want top meeting about North Korean
Bank death in US claims new victims
On in three rejects new job at Saab
Offered to return to work in Trollhättan - but rejected. Union president: "Very surprising"
Compare this with the "serious" newspapers, which have maybe 60-70 % real news in their web editions.
Yes, but information theory also states that every linear time-invariant system without poles in its power spectrum has a stable inverse. Motion blur in the scope can easily and with high accuracy be modelled as an LTI system. The gyroscope produces information used to model the system and its inverse. In practice, it won't be perfect, but the real world rarely is. In fact, very little information would disappear due to the motion blur itself. The other factors you mention are probably greater.
If I share an MPEG 7 video, the copyright holder can see that it's their video. So I add one space to the Portuguese subtitles, the checksum changes and now they cannot easily see that it's their video. Was piracy stopped or aided?
Windows XP Service Pack 3 was released on April 21, 2008, and my explorer.exe is dated April 14, 2008. Surely there has been time to fix Explorer's behaviour during those seven years.
Yes, that is how life expectancy is calculated. If your people insist on driving their three ton trucks into eachother and dying, their life expectancy gets lower. You know why? Because the probability of them dying at a younger age is higher.
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A combination of "Gender" and "Interested in".
Maybe Obama should build a wind turbine farm over sco08y's head.
Spelt is a valid and common spelling. I'm not from North America.
http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/spelt#Etymology_1
To be fair, the blame should be on those who actually voted for SD, many of whom say they "only want a more sane immigration policy".
Meanwhile, in reality, the party they voted for is openly against any immigration from outside of Europe, they say Islam is a threat to Sweden's culture, and their members are people who are significalty more likely to have been convicted of assault, abuse, rape and hate crimes. Stopping immigration is pitched as a question of cost for society – give the money to the sick and the elderly instead.
Sweden's population would be shrinking if it weren't for immigration. SD's solution to this dilemma is to have women stay at home and make more babies. That's a really fresh new idea...
Sweden used to have the world's most equal parliament. Even the conservatives had a 50-50 rule for men and women. Then came SD. 20 seats: 17 men and 3 women.
But we'll survive. It's quite likely they won't make it into the parliament the next time. Hopefully the "angry young men" have found another party to vote for by then.
The Donald Duck party is an all time favourite joke vote in Sweden, but it is actually a registered party. They promise free alcohol and wider sidewalks. They don't have a budget for voting slips, but write-in votes are valid (if spelt correctly). See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Donald_Duck_Party
Not true. The original article in Svenska Dagbladet says (my translation):
I've been down there on a tour once. It's quite a cool place as you can see from the pictures, with its humidifiers, plants, lighting and floating island landscape. Although as others have pointed out, none of this protects against any real threat.
A friend and I once created a web site called "Hata Aftonbladet" ("Hate Aftonbladet"), parodying Aftonbladet's focus on "easy" reporting, sensational news and celebrity gossip. That even got us an interview on national radio. Nevertheless, I have to say they do provide at least 30-40 % real news, and Assange's columns will be read by a lot of people, especially among the lefties, who are traditionally anti-US.
Here are the current news topics from the main page of the web site:
A new proposition from the Social Democrats - Commuters to get help with cleaning, parking and child-keeping.
30-year-old woman arrested in Lund - Allegedly tried to kill infant
Norwegian star in violent crash - flew into the audience: "They took most of the damage" Five people to hospital
See the crash here
Sanna Nielsen - on the shyness and the idol, Celine Dion.
Testing the new Hyundai ix35 - This is how good the replacement for Tuscon is.
Vacation depression? Here are the tricks to give you a new start.
Good to hunt for jobs during the summer
Extra power to Obama - American senate passes new law
Obama want top meeting about North Korean
Bank death in US claims new victims
Offered to return to work in Trollhättan - but rejected. Union president: "Very surprising"
Compare this with the "serious" newspapers, which have maybe 60-70 % real news in their web editions.
Not if they're licensing it from Warner Bros.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Extradition_of_Ahmed_Agiza_and_Muhammad_al-Zery
The best clone!
Yes, but information theory also states that every linear time-invariant system without poles in its power spectrum has a stable inverse. Motion blur in the scope can easily and with high accuracy be modelled as an LTI system. The gyroscope produces information used to model the system and its inverse. In practice, it won't be perfect, but the real world rarely is. In fact, very little information would disappear due to the motion blur itself. The other factors you mention are probably greater.
Four more cores! Four more cores!
Quis compilat ipsos compilatores?
First you compile it with another compiler. Then you have a binary with which you can compile the compiler.
Wouldn't that be the Clarke-Asimov-Bowie-Boulle treaty?
If I share an MPEG 7 video, the copyright holder can see that it's their video. So I add one space to the Portuguese subtitles, the checksum changes and now they cannot easily see that it's their video. Was piracy stopped or aided?
Windows XP Service Pack 3 was released on April 21, 2008, and my explorer.exe is dated April 14, 2008. Surely there has been time to fix Explorer's behaviour during those seven years.
Just like all Boolean logic can be expressed in NAND gates, all turns can be expressed in left turns.
Yes, that is how life expectancy is calculated. If your people insist on driving their three ton trucks into eachother and dying, their life expectancy gets lower. You know why? Because the probability of them dying at a younger age is higher.
Laptops are weak. They should be able to defend themselves against dangers such as smashing into the ground, like this experimental Lenovo model.
Hasn't he already been doing that for the last 30 years under the pseudonym Ron Jeremy?
Obviously your gender will depend on which math problems you're confronted with.
Is "Wiki" a trademark?
No.
Is "Encyclopedia" a trademark?
No.
Is Wikipedia a trademark?
Yes.
Why would they be sued? None of them (ab)use the trademark "Wikipedia". Or are you one of the people who think that "Wiki" is short for "Wikipedia"?