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Fallacies about voter turnout
June 3, 2009
Swaminathan S Anklesaria Aiyar , ET Bureau
Why did voters in south Mumbai have a pathetic turnout at 42% whereas other areas in India recorded up to 90%? Why was the south Mumbai turnout worse than in South Delhi, both areas populated by the elite chatterati? There was much hand-wringing on TV channels when polling took place in Mumbai. Many experts attributed low turnout to the alienation of the elite from the democratic process — the secession of the rich. Other experts extolled the virtues of the poor, who supposedly turned out in larger...
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Lok Sabha polls 2014: Country records highest voter turnout since independence
May 13, 2014
ET Bureau
NEW DELHI: The country recorded its highest voter turnout since independence in this election with the Election Commission (EC) putting the overall polling figure at 66.38%, a little over two percentage points more than the record set in 1984. The record-setting trend wasn't confined to the voter turnout. Lok Sabha 2014 elections also happened to be the most expensive polls in the history of independent India, as it cost the state exchequer Rs 3,428...
Seven phases over: Voter turnout surpasses past
May 1, 2014
NEW DELHI: The ongoing Lok Sabha elections are witnessing much more enthusiasm among the electorate with the voter turnout already surpassing the previous records in the 438 constituencies which went to polls so far. Percentage wise, the overall voter turnout is 66.20 per cent so far as against 57.61 per cent in the last Lok Sabha elections in these constituencies. The voter percentage is likely to increase further after the postal ballots are taken into account, he said. "It is a...
Pune Municipal Corporation elections: 51% voter turnout
February 16, 2012
PUNE: An estimated 51 per cent voters today exercised their franchise in the polls to the Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC), official sources said. Barring a few minor incidents of unruly behaviour by party activists, the polling passed off peacefully, they said. As many as 1,180 candidates were in the fray for the 152 seats of PMC which has with a total electorate of about 25.58 lakh. Among the early voters were city Congress MP Suresh Kalmadi ,...
Voter turnout touches 53 per cent by 5 PM in Varanasi
May 12, 2014
VARANASI: The voter turnout further increased towards evening and touched nearly 53 per cent in Varanasi by 5 PM today. According to election officials , the highest turnout of 57 per cent was reported in the Varanasi South Assembly constituency while the rural areas of Rohiniya and Sevapuri saw 51 per cent and 54 per cent polling, respectively, till 5 PM. In the upmarket Cantonment area, polling was lower at 51 per cent while in...
35 per cent voter turnout recorded in Varanasi till 1 PM
May 12, 2014
VARANASI: An impressive 35 per cent voters exercised their franchise till 1 PM in this high-profile constituency where BJP's Narendra Modi and AAP leader Arvind Kejriwal are in the fray even as Congress nominee Ajay Rai landed in trouble after he went to vote wearing his election symbol on his kurta. 35.3 per cent polling was reported till 1 PM. Higher polling was reported from rural areas while voting in urban areas were relatively low, a senior election official...
In TN, voter turnout may touch 70%
May 14, 2009
ET Bureau
CHENNAI: Tamil Nadu, which went to poll on Wednesday, reported brisk polling of votes in almost all the 39 Lok Sabha constituencies. A similar trend was reported for the lone seat in Puducherry. With both BJP and NDA looking for allies, the no-holds-barred contest between the ruling DMK-led front and the rival AIADMK front, was keenly watched at the national level. According to official estimates, the total voter turnout exceeded 60%. Whereas the state recorded 60.81% voting in 2004,...
Municipal polls: Low voter turnout in Mumbai
February 16, 2012
MUMBAI: Marked by a poor turnout, polling is in progress today in 10 municipal corporations across Maharashtra, including the cash-rich Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation , with no untoward incident reported so far. Voter apathy was evident in Mumbai with hardly 8.4 per cent of the 1.02 crore electorate casting their votes till 10 am, two-hours-and-a-half after polling began. Despite all government offices, educational institutions and a large number of private...
Maharashtra taking steps to improve voter turnout
October 13, 2009
Abhiram Ghadyalpatil , ET Bureau
MUMBAI: Maharashtra's date with democracy holds importance for the state beyond the political process. One of the largest and richest state badly needs to better its polling percentage that has shown a declining trend since the last several years. In the 2009 Lok Sabha polls, the percentage touched a low of 54%. Mumbai was even worse with only 44% turnout. Maharashtra witnessed only 54.38% turnout in 2004 general elections, when states like West Bengal, Andhra Pradesh and Orissa...
Karnataka records 2nd highest voter turnout in 35 years
May 6, 2013
BANGALORE: Karnataka recorded the second highest voter turnout in 35 years with a polling percentage of 71.29 in the May five Assembly polls , a top electoral officer said. The highest voter turnout of 71.90 per cent was registered in 1978. A recharged Congress sees the highly impressive polling percentage as clear sign of winds of change that would bring the party back to power after an eight-year long hiatus. But ruling BJP has...
28% voter turnout in Anantnag; 24 injured in violence
April 24, 2014
SRINAGAR: At least 24 security personnel were injured in clashes during polling for Anantnag Lok Sabha seat in Kashmir which recorded a voter turnout of 28 per cent. "The tentative voter turnout for Anantnag Parliamentary constituency is 28 per cent which is slightly up from 27 per cent recorded in 2009 polls," Umang Narula, Chief Electoral Officer of Jammu and Kashmir, told reporters. He said the voter turnout figures might increase as last reports from some of the polling...
High voter turnout in last lap of Lok Sabha polls
May 12, 2014
NEW DELHI: As the nine-phased Lok Sabha polls ended, 41 constituencies figuring in the last lap in three states recorded high voter turnout as compared to last time. West Bengal, where 17 seats went to polls today, recorded a turnout of 80 per cent, marginally lower than 82.07 per cent recorded in the last general election. The EC made it clear that the figures provided were provisional as final reports were yet to be received at the headquarters. The 18 seats in Uttar...
Record voter turnout rings down curtain on Lok Sabha polling
May 12, 2014
NEW DELHI: The curtain today came down on marathon Lok Sabha elections with an all-time record high turnout of 66.38 per cent as the final phase of polling covering 41 seats in three states replicated the trend of increased voters' participation seen in the previous 8 rounds. The overall turnout in all the nine phases of polling this year stood at 66.38 per cent, posting the highest in the history of Lok Sabha elections, surpassing the previous best of 64.01 per cent...
Lok Sabha polls 2014: Voter turnout continues to be high
May 8, 2014
ET Bureau
NEW DELHI: If there is no dramatic dip in polling figures for the last phase of 41 seats on May 12, the 2014 elections will set a new record in voter turnout with polling figures for 502 seats already crossing the previous high of 63.56% in 1984 and registering a new benchmark of 66.27%. Rahul Gandhi's Amethi in Uttar Pradesh, Rabri Devi's Saran in Bihar and most of the 64 seats that went to polls on Wednesday marked a higher voter turnout than the previous election. ...
Nearly 27 pc voting recorded in J-K till 1 PM
May 7, 2014
SRINAGAR: Nearly 27 per cent of 13.48 lakh electorate exercised their franchise up to 1 PM in the two parliamentary constituencies of Baramulla and Ladakh which went to polls in the last leg of the five-phased elections in Jammu and Kashmir amid tight security arrangements. The voting in the two constituencies began on a slow note but picked up as the day progressed with 42 per cent of 1,59,631 electorate casting their ballots in Ladakh constituency and 24.5 per cent of 11,89,120...
Lok Sabha polls 2014: What has been the voter turnout picture so far?
May 4, 2014
ET Bureau
Irrespective of the outcome of this election, it's already a landmark in one respect: turnout. The turnout in 2014, from the constituencies which have polled so far, is hovering around 66% for about 438 constituencies. This is ahead of the previous election record of 64% set in 1984, and as much as eight percentage points above the total turnout of 56% in 2009. As the map shows, the jump in turnouts occurs across the country. However, also interesting...
Rajasthan polls: 40% voter turnout till 2 PM
December 1, 2013
JAIPUR: An average polling of 40 per cent was recorded till 1400 hours in 199 Assembly seats of Rajasthan. Sriganganagar recorded a polling percentage of 46.55 per cent followed by Jhunjhunu 46 per cent, Jhalawar 37.63 per cent, Karauli 33.45 per cent, and Jaipur 35 per cent, a Chief Election Office PR said. Of the 200 Assembly seats, polling has been adjourned in Churu constituency to December 13 following the death of a BSP candidate.
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Lok Sabha polls: Naxals worried over impressive voter turnout in Chhattisgarh
May 2, 2014
RAIPUR: The unprecedented voter turnout in Lok Sabha polls in insurgency-hit south Chhattisgarh has apparently upset the Naxals, who are holding meetings to express disappointment over participation of tribals in the electoral process, according to Intelligence inputs. Some key leaders of outlawed CPI(Maoist) in Dandakaranya region recently held meetings in areas where they found huge participation of people in polling inspite of their poll boycott...
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By Maisie McCabe, campaignlive.co.uk, Wednesday, 06 March 2013 09:36AM
WPP has confirmed it is going to merge OgilvyAction, its shopper-marketing agency, with its digital agency G2, as reported in Campaign last week.
WPP said in a statement the OgilvyAction and G2 networks would combine to form a joint venture it claims will be the "largest and most geographically complete activation agency in the world".
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Oaxaca (Agenzia Fides) - After the executions registered in this area during the weekend, the Auxiliary Bishop of the Archdiocese of Antequera, Oaxaca (Mexico), His Exc. Mgr. Gonzalo Alonso Calzada Guerrero said that these actions represent a strong wake-up call for the authorities, who have to do their job and investigate these killings, the Bishop also insisted on the duty of all Catholics to teach values such as respect for human life.
In less than 48 hours (between Friday 28 and Saturday March 29) 12 people were killed in Oaxaca, including the brother of the mayor of the city, two members of the "Movimiento de Unificación y Lucha Triqui" (MULT), a well-known entrepreneur, 2 members of the "Asamblea Popular de los Pueblos de Oaxaca", and other people. Almost all of them were involved in the community or in social or political groups. According to the authorities in the area, the crimes seem to be actions committed by the Ejército Popular Revolucionario (EPR), although there has been no claim.
Mgr. Calzada Guerrero, spoke after Sunday Mass, emphasizing that such acts may be the result of selfish interests that lead to these extreme situations. "The assassination of a political leader, or any person, in any case deserves to be investigated", he said. (CE) (Agenzia Fides 31/03/2014 )
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SOLDIERS from the The Duke of Lancaster's Regiment were met by defence secretary Philip Hammond as they deployed on a training exercise.
The 1st Battalion flew to Estonia on Friday where they were accompanied by Mr Hammond as they met Estonian officials.
They will take part in a multi-national training exercise, acting as 'enemy forces'. The soldiers have worked alongside their Estonian counterparts in Afghanistan and arrived in an RAF C17 aircraft to take part in Exercise SPRING STORM, the final exercise for Estonian conscripts after a year of national service.
The Duke of Lancaster's Regiment has formed extremely close ties with the Scouts Battalion, the Estonian Army's only regular army infantry unit.
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A company of the Scouts was taken under command by the LANCS' 2nd Battalion in the Nad Ali area of Helmand in 2010, and given the very similar Regimental badges that depict lions the combined task force quickly became known as the 'Lions of Helmand'.
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Contemporary, spacious, open floor plan for your family to enjoy relaxing on the dock or paddling around the lake, exploring Pamunkey Point and Creek. Gather around the lakeside fire pit or lean back on a reclinging couch seat around the great room hearth. Whip up a feast in the gourmet kitchen or declare a no-cook zone indoors and grill all your meals on the deck overlooking the lake. Our home has space for your family to gather together or spread out and enjoy the pool table, ping pong table, movies on one of the large flat screen TVs, or play a board game. Whether you are interested in quiet restful pursuits or more adventurous activities, Serenity Now! offers the vacation you've been longing for.
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In the clinic where I work, some nurses give patients an intradermal injection of 1% lidocaine for local anesthesia before inserting an I.V. device. Is this within a nurse's scope of practice?-M.K., N.M.
Only if the nurse is following a prescriber's order or standing orders. According to the Infusion Nurses Society (INS) Standards of Practice, facilities should have policies and procedures on the use of local anesthesia, in accordance with the state's Nurse Practice Act and rules and regulations promulgated by the state board of nursing. If your facility doesn't have such guidelines, work with prescribers at your clinic to develop a standing order and a policy and procedure based on INS guidelines. The standing order should specify the dosage and concentration of lidocaine to be injected. To review the injection procedure, see "On the Road to I.V. Starts," (August 2007) in the Archives at http://www.nursing2007.com.*
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Hello! My name is Kaitlyn Webb Patience and I post obsessively about art on my blog isavirtue. I have a serious penchant for contemporary abstract art and was delighted when norah asked me to curate the last week of June on curate1k. When I'm not drooling over artwork online, I feed my desire for snail mail by creating mail art and selling stationery in my shop! Norah and I share a lot of the same beliefs when it comes to the art world - namely that art should be both affordable and accessible! I hope you enjoy this weeks theme - a simple selection that I like to call "Pink/Beige/Triangles."
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Internal Organization of Firms and Cartel Formation
AbstractWe introduce and characterize a new solution concept for TU games. The new soluction is called SD-prenucleolus and is a lexicographic value although is not a weighted prenucleolus. The SD-prenucleolus satisfies several desirable poperties and is the only known solution that satisfies core stability, strong aggegate monotonicity and null player out property in the class of balanced games. The SD-prenucleolus is the only known solution that satisfies core stability continuity and is monotonic in the class of veto balanced games.
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1. I have big pink headphones.
2. I was brought to Tumblr by the force of Cherik feels.
3. I'm trying to teach myself Finnish but it's not going well.
4. I hate shopping for clothes if I have to try anything on.
5. I swam in a lake once this summer.
6. I have a sister but somehow I always wanted to have a brother.
I tag ellie-mayflower, inesivey, thepagemistress, and britneyrosberg
because I'm a lazy bum. You're welcome.
Thanks for doing this!! I feel u abt #4.
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1. What is your favorite color? Black
2. How old are you? 19
You're my age?! I feel like I should've known this by now, lol. I haven't had Nutella either! I'm not alone~! Aww, I like your hair! My hair used to be straight as a child but then it became curly gradually. It's ok, you don't have to answer that, lol. People talk about having 'types' but if you look at all my crushes, I don't have a 'type' either. I think that's relevant. Superstition doesn't have to be stupid stuff like black cats, lol. Thanks for doing this~!
An array of quintessential neutrals that are anything but basic.They are the best
ughhhhhhhh, "Lolita". can u not? ughhhhhhhhhhhhhhh. and "femme" is a lesbian term only!
on another note, i like the colors "Vampira", "Motorhead", & "Wolvesmouth".
I was tagged by sk07.
1. I worked with exited sex workers in Australia and was also a missionary in the Philippines and these experiences played a big part in my privileged, ignorant, libfem brain becoming anti-sex-work, because I've seen the reality of what this does to women - both the ones…
Thanks for doing this! Those are very interesting facts and now I know stuffs abt u! <3
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(u callin' me awesome or was that just a copypasta accident? ;) ) i love your url, tbh. catssssss, yesssssssssssss. peaches r yammy~. awesome wishes. (same, tbh.) i love how you put all the power structures together and saved wishes. that's a lot of blogs. (only 43 so far 4 me.)
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2. I've never been drunk, so I'll go with never being drunk.
3. I will give up coffee, I rarely drink it anyway. But "I <3 men"? NOOOO! *runs screaming*
4. Oh god, Oh no. Uh… Is not voting an option? If it's not, I will not vote right-wing, but say I voted right-wing. And when I am asked "why?", I will say I was forced to.
5. I will never eat the thing I like, but I will never eat even a tiny bit of poop.
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I'm still a teenager (hate saying name and age on the internet).
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hmmm... this character is blonde, is a real person, is a f1 driver, has a pet, & is still alive. *evil laugh*
HMMMMM… Well if they were dead I'd say James but they're alive, so maybe Sebastian or Kimi?
Tbh, I don't even know exactly who I was thinking of but it wasn't Kimi or Seb cuz I knew you'd pick them first. I'll just go with Nico Rosberg cuz I know he has a pet, and idek abt the others (who are alive blonde f1 drivers).


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As all Raider Nation and fellow Raider fans know, the Oakland Raiders have had poor draft history in this recent decade. The only true sparks of life that have come out of these last 5 years have been Jared Veldheer and Lamarr Houston. They are now gone. This next draft class is extremely deep with talent, and we filled up some extremely important holes with free agency. Now, it's time to turn our heads to the draft.
We have the 5th overall pick in the 2014 NFL Draft. This is HUGE. With the immense amount of talent in this years draft, we could fill up a gaping hole with one standout player. Many NFL Analysts believe we will take the likes of Sammy Watkins, Blake Bortles, or Greg Robinson. Personally, I like only one of those players, that being Greg Robinson. This man is as versatile as can be, being able to be put on the opposite side of Donald Penn. This will help our offensive line greatly. But, I'm looking to the other side of the line, the defensive side of the ball. I believe we should take Aaron Donald. This kid out of Pittsburgh will be a Top 3 Defensive Tackle over the next ten years. If you want to know what a motor looks like, look at this man. He goes 110% every single down. He plays rough nosed, no holds barred football that represents the Raiders perfectly. His hands/footwork are so fast, his get-off speed is amazing, and his raw strength is terrifying. If we add this player to our defensive arsenal, imagine how good our linebackers will be. Put him in our 4-3 set and let the old-school raiders go to work. We'll have Justin Tuck at LE, Aaron Donald at DT1, Pat Sims at DT2, Antonio Smith at RE, Lamar Woodley at LOLB, Nick Roach at MLB, Kevin Burnett at ROLB, and our secondary has already improved to Top 5. Charles Woodson and Tyvon Branch holding the back lines down, and the Tarrell Brown/Carlos Rodgers duo coming across the bay will be a PHENOMENAL defense. I believe we take Aaron Donald and round out our scary front lines and jaw dropping secondary.
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Rare clock could have kept time at historic Mitcham Cricket Green
Updated 11:07am Monday 4th March 2013 in News By Lauren May, Chief Reporter
The inner workings of a clock once housed at a historic cricket pavilion nearly 100 years ago may have been found on eBay.
An auction for the rare Gillett & Johnston Synchronome master clock, built by a Croydon-based company, ended on eBay on February 14, and sold for £2,055.
Very little is known about the rare master clock, that was bought 35 years ago in Bermondsey market.
The only other clue hinting at its heritage was a note stuck to its back indicating it once controlled the clock face at the Mitcham Cricket Pavilion.
Its new owner, clock collector Geoff Horner of Croydon, is keen to unearth its history.
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"They are quite rare electric clocks anyway, but because it is local, to me it is of more interest.
"There's no evidence it is the clock from the Mitcham Cricket Green, other than the sticker on the back."
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The pavillion was built in 1904, but cricket has been played on the green for more than 300 years.
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Took me about four days to make.
No, this is isn't a tribute to that 2001 version you've seen on Cartoon Network.
This is a tribute to the original 1960's black-and-white anime.
Now, for the first time, it's in Flash form with added color.
I made this because Cyborg 009 appeals to me a lot and I wanted to make a tribute to it.
I really did enjoy drawing 007. His expressions are fun to draw.
You'll also notice some differences between the original and the new version.
For one, 007 is a toddler in the original. In the 2001 version, he is fully grown.
A good portion of this was done frame-by-frame and it took awhile to do so keep that in mind.
If you haven't seen Cyborg 009, I suggest you check it out on Cartoon Network.
Long live old school anime!
That was some incredible animation, Im sure cyborg 009 would be proud :)
Long live old school anime!
That was really cool. I'm amazed that it ONLY took you 4 days. Judging by your other submissions, you're obviously an experienced flash artist. Keep up the good work.
way to go dude keep going whit your hard work :)
Very good.
I've never seen the old 60's one, but this was really good. I didn't like the music but since it's probably from the original you decided to use it. This might be better than the original. Nice work.
You scared me with the bad drawings and the bad intro. But it is very good, but still wacked. Is this the way how the 1960's version started off?


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Updated: Thursday, April 3 2014, 06:39 PM EDT
Rochester, N.Y. – Thursday's bright spot shines on students at R.I.T. who gave up their spring break to help others.
They spent an "alternate spring break" in Atlanta, impacting the lives of at-risk youth and adults.
They tutored students, made lunch at a homeless shelter, and organized a library book recycling event.
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Church youth group helps man travel to see his family in Sudan
URL: http://fredericksburg.com/News/FLS/2010/112010/11062010/585639
Summary: Lost boy from Sudan sees mother after 22 years apart, thanks to a local church youth group
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