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The current mantra is that Cocoon 2.1 is JDK1.3+ compatible and only from Cocoon 2.2 onwards JDK1.4+ is required. However, nowadays all developers use 1.4, or 5.0, or soon even 6.0. That makes it tedious to guarantee 1.3 support because Java compilers allow to set source file compatibility but they do not check API versions. (For example, RuntimeException(String, Throwable) is a 1.4 addition.) This errors are usually easy to fix but always leave a bad taste of unkept promisses when they go unnoticed by committers and are pointed out by users. I therefore propose to declare 2.1.10 the last release with JDK1.3 compatibility. In case there are really any JDK1.3 locked-in users who deploy 2.1.10 and find showstopper bugs, we create a BRANCH_2_1_10_X where point patches can be applied. That may possibly lead to a consolidated 188.8.131.52 maintenance release. Please cast your votes. Here is my +1. Cheers, Alfred.
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Fr. Billy SwanPontifical Irish College (Diocese of Ferns)"I think there's some confusion about what we are celebrating on St. Patrick's day. The main point is not about being Irish per se, although that is part of it, it's about mission."A mission detailed in two letters St. Patrick wrote in the 5th century. Father Billy Swan is studying the letter's theological and spiritual content. Father Swan says the saint details the main events in his life, particularly one that changed it all. When he was just 16 years old growing up in Britain, pirates kidnapped St. Patrick and took him to Ireland as a slave. But after six years, he managed to escape. Fr. Billy SwanPontifical Irish College (Diocese of Ferns)"And then he tells us this amazing thing that after a while of being home again he felt this calling to return to Ireland and bring the Gospel to the Irish people to the people who took him captive."Father Swan says, his patron saint wanted to include the Irish people in the family of nations who would know God's salvation at the end of time. But St. Patrick would face many obstacles yet he still had great success and baptized thousands of people to the Christian faith. Fr. Billy SwanPontifical Irish College (Diocese of Ferns)"His life has always fascinated me from the time I heard it as a child in school the teacher always used to tell us the story of St. Patrick and I think my admiration for his life has continued until now."A life that's remembered 16th centuries later every March 17th, the date believed to be the day he died. MCFF


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The PSP analog stick is now installed and working great. It centers great and I now have a full 360 motion detection so I can make left turns and such. Look forward too a blog regarding my phone being fixed, my love life, and possibly something worth reading. As always thank you IGN
Finally, a blog worth reading and also worth writing. We all know the Vita is out in Japan, and in a few short months here in the rest of the world. Sony has come up with the solution for the age old "Backwards Compatible" epidemic that every new console faces. Nintendo made their Wii to correspond with Gamecube games, then added the Virtual Console store so we could all enjoy our favorite past iterations or maybe discover something you might have missed over the years. Microsoft had approximately 51% of the original Xbox's library compatible on the Xbox 360. Atleast that is what wikipedia tells me. Sony had the Playstation 2 work with the Playstation 1 games, and then had the Playstation 3 backwards compatible to the Playstation 2 up until the ps3 slim was released. Sony's way to counter act the less useful disc drive was to add PSone classics and PS2 games onto the playstation network store for us all to re-buy and re-enjoy. That's the rundown of out backwards compatible home consoles.
Then there's the handhelds, we all know Nintendo's track record and how good they are about backwards compatible systems. But Sony never quite caught on. Since Sony tried monopolizing the PSP market with ProStickDuos and UMD's, consumers were stuck with paying whatever price they needed to deck out there handheld. Sure UMD's were fine, they were relatively inexpensive for the most part and could hold entire movies and games with it's dual layered 1.8 gig memory capacity. Everything was fine and dandy until about 2009 when Sony decided to ultimately ditch their UMD functionality to make room for a lighter, digital only PSP go that didn't sell well at all. But Sony had a plan, around the same time Vita came onto the drawing board, They came up with the idea of UMD-Digital transfers. There were a couple ways they planned on doing this. One way was to take the serial code from the game, input it onto your PSP go and 'Voila' your game is now digital. That seemed to be the most prominent and easiest way to accomplish this. 2 years passed and the PSP go never saw such a program. But the Vita will! Sony introduced the UMD digital transfer to make all of your old PSP games playable on your new vita for a minimal fee. Now I am a traditionalist so I would rather save the money and play all of my old games on the original system.
Now I assume people are starting to wonder "we are 3 paragraphs in, was the word 'reverse ' simply added to the title for more blog views?" Not even in the slightest bit. See while I was cleaning the house for my moms boyfriend to arrive; I pondered what am I going to do with my PS3 harddrive? I have had it for about 6 months and I already used 90 gigs of space. That leaves me with 30 gigs left which is not alot. With games like Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter 2 and both Infamous's, along with about 6 demos, 15 downloadable games, and 8 HD videos the rest of my memory will dwindle before the end of Nintendo's callender year (That's mid to late june). This issue could be solved by simply deleting the games and buying retail, or buying a bigger harddrive and installing it, or even some how find a way put my games on a cloud server and stream directly to my ps3. But I thought of the ingenius idea of Sony selling special blu-ray discs that the PS3 can write your downloadable games on. You would get a one time 'disc write' limit and then the game would be deleted from your harddrive and unable to be re-downloaded from the Playstation Network store. This would free up all of the retail games I have downloaded on my Harddrive and leave certain games like Limbo, Castle Crashers, and Joe Danger on my PS3 where they belong (think about it some games belong on a disc and some belong on a harddrive i.e- Uncharted and Tetris.) I would name this feature "Digital-Blu Ray transfer;" original right? I try. But just imagine, you could swindle Sony into letting you get a hard copy of a game for free because you used your Playstation+ to get Spyro and Tomb Raider: Underworld. Sure hackers and theives will jump for joy over this but a digital to blu ray service could really improve the way we game. I know if 30 gigabytes were removed from my harddrive and put onto discs my framerate would skyrocket.
This was just a little inkling of a blog idea I had, as I went further into this idea I realized I rambled more than I should have. Could any of you fellow bloggers and bloggettes utilize this feature? Is there anyone else with the same issues as me? Please leave your comments below and enjoy the random MEME's I have laid out!
First.... I appreciate all of you guys helping me with my last blog, I think I am going for it, i'll post a blog when if I do. Until then I owe you all sound advice for the rest of your lives! Seriously I was lost and confused and you people had the most sensible advice ever and I truly appreciate it. Now onto my fixer upper update. My dad and me love fixing electronics, my dad worked for Diebold- a branch of PNC banking specializing in ATM repair, my dad also works on computers as a side job. We already once repaired my PSP 1000 a year ago because the analog stick was cracking and would only read 90 degrees of its 360 degree motion . We replaced the analog stick and it worked for a month then started with the same issues. So playing games like Midnight club were impossible because I could never make a left turn. Although I over came that issue and ended up beating the game, it was still pretty impossible. This is the part, just have to unscrew everything and install this.
Now onto my second project, I am the proud owner of a Samsung Rogue. It's a great phone and it is almost 2 years old. but the touch screen is cracked and if any of the shards shift inside of the phone the electric current shorts out and doesn't register my finger prints, I have never taken my phone apart due to fear of ruining my favorite phone of all time.
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The holiday season is coming up, regardless of whatever holiday you celebrate it seems like there will be some form of gift giving! That being said, what game is at the top of your Christmas/Hanukkah/ Kwanzaa/ whatever list? I dedicated my Christmas list to Nintendo games, and ps3 accessories. The reason for Nintendo only games is that i want to be able to get power up rewards points from game stop for my play-station games, and get Club Nintendo points for a Nintendo game wherever i buy it from! Just my way of thinking, alright onto the list!
Energizer Dualshock Charging Station
Also on the list for accessories is 2 dualshock 3 controllers
Super Paper mario
Mario Galaxy 1&2
Kirby's Return to Dreamland
Conduit 2
Super Mario 3D Land
Kirby Mass Attack
Starfox 64 3D
Sonic Generations
Tetris Axis
I also might possibly get an Australian collectors edition of sonic generations from my mom via her friend from high school who live's 'down under' (fingers crossed on that one)
Thanks for reading guys! And sorry for the lack of blogs recently my mind has been on other things lately.
We all know about the Wii U, Nintendo has made it clear that if they aren't the first next generation console to come out, they will sink. No longer can they do what they did with the Wii, pretend like they can't construct their console fast enough thus making it all hyped up and valuable to the consumer. Wii U is set to launch either during or shortly after E3. They may take the lead of Sega and start selling an unheard of console during all of the demos of E3. But what about Microsoft and Sony? I would argue that the current technology of the HD consoles can live another 3 years without revamping our console collection. PlayStation, in my opinion; can last much longer than Xbox due to the fact that Xbox has reached the point in it's life cycle where smaller games like Battlefield 3 need multiple discs to play. (Come on, that campaign was small enough to fit onto one disc along with the large multi player... right?) Xbox has seemed to take notice to this too, thus sending out job applications for people to begin developing the next generation of Xbox which is currently codenamed the 'loop'.
I expected this to be a 2013 launch when I saw all of the rumors floating around IGN. My friend today comes up to me saying that it has been CONFIRMED, that the Xbox 720 and the PlayStation 4 are all coming out in June of 2012 along side the Wii U. Now this kid has always been a little bit hazy when it comes to console or handheld releases. When the design for the 3DS was confirmed by Nintendo, he showed me this picture and tried convincing me this was an accurate launch concept.
So he isn't the most reliable fellow. But with 2o12 right around the corner, and me just obtaining my PS3 a mere 7 months ago, I got a little scared and excited to see how factual his statement really was. First I looked up PlayStation 4, because that's a platform I wouldn't hesitate in getting.
http://www.thetechlabs.com/tech-news/sony-playstation-4/ This is just one website. Granted it is 100% of the sites I looked at because, I have the attention span of nothing. This article states that ps4, ps5, and ps6 consoles are already on the drawing board and the ps4 is almost ready for assembly. Now I troll on IGN often I have only seen glimpses of 'loop' news and a ton of Wii U news. How could IGN miss this? The website also says that the ps4 will be entirely Eco friendly, and also have a recharging feature. I'm not sure what the recharging will do for a console plugged in the wall but hey, i'm open to new ideas. Also this article stated that those cool futuristic wrap-around goggles that projected 3D/HD imaged a mere centimeters from your eyes will be compatible. I guess I just wasted five hundred on the PlayStation 3d display huh? Anyway here are some pieces of concept art for ps4 and a picture of those goggles.
Microsoft is waiting for CES to unveil their new creation. Personally? Wait until E3, CES has tons of other stuff going on and you don't want breaking video game news to be overshadowed by the next Android phone. It has been leaked/ rumored that the 'loop' will have a Windows 9 core processor, and cheaper manufacturing potential than the Xbox 360 currently has. The loop will most likely have full backwards compatibility, along with integration with Windows phones. Where as the ps4 will be integrated with VITA, and possibly not have backwards compatibility, which could be a fact since Sony saw fit to removing backwards compatibility when they upgraded the ps3 to the slim. Now we are forced to purchase psone classics and ps2 downloadables. Or you could plug in your old console, whatever floats your boat.
Well there you have it, a small glimpse into the future based off of rumors and speculation. Will there be a whole refresh in consoles in 2012? I doubt it. For multiple reasons. One of which being the Vita comes out this Spring in North America. Sony would want to focus it's energy on having a cushioned launch and a prosperous year with the Vita. Also Sly Cooper 4 was announced for a 2012 release on ps3, not ps4. Same goes for Xbox, Halo 4 is coming out in 2012 on the 360, not the loop. So in regards to my friend? He needs to stop believing every hipster rumor that surfaces and start doing actual research. This news has brought up a fear in me though. What if Microsoft and Sony only upgrade their graphics capabilities and avoid innovating a new console? 'If it ain't broke don't fix it,' Well please build upon it. The only thing worse than not innovating your next console would be to just promote a half ass launch with a console you are only releasing to compete with the great innovator of video games Nintendo. Thanks for reading guys, leave your comments below. If I was dead wrong on everything I said, please patronize me for it, if you have some ideas on what you want to see for our next generation, please share them! Personally, on a final note, I want a six disc changer in my console. Bye guys!


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Template talk:Politics of the Netherlands
Please stop removing links to individual elections in this kind of templates. As you can see the purpose is to create links to political pages on the netherlands. I do not see any disadvantage of listing these elections. PZFUN stated that This template is for over-arching themes in the politics of a country, and the invidiual years are not over-arching themes. I do not see why this statement is true, especially since I was the one who started this template. Improvements are welcome, but do not delete this kind of links. Gangulf 12:38, 5 Feb 2005 (UTC)
The presentation is a bit odd, with the monarchy and the constitution in one section. The Netherlands is often called a 'constitutional monarchy and a parliamentary democracy', but that's just a phrase. First of all it's the latter. That it's a monarchy is hardly political because the king has no power at all. Only in an advisory sense and if that is a criterium it makes more sense to put the Council of State in. At the very least, the monarchy bit should go to the bottom, I'd say, and separated from the constitution (which should remain at the top becaue that is the most overriding 'power'). I know I'm going against the grain, but that doens't mean I'm wrong. :) Or does this presentation follow some general political template? DirkvdM 07:42, 12 January 2006 (UTC)
Changed setup[edit]
I just changed the way the whole template is set up because there was little structure in it. I don't know if there is a Wikipedia standard (there should be), so I used Template:Politics of Canada as a basis to work from because that is also a 'Parliamentary democracy and constitutional monarchy'. There are, however, no judicial articles to link to, so I omitted that bit. DirkvdM 13:06, 8 February 2006 (UTC)
- There is more or less a informal standard developping. This is different from the Canadian one. Most of the country politics templates do not link to articles that are not concerning the country. Bijvoorbeeld: een artikel over parlementaire democratie hoort niet in deze template thuis, die gaat namelijk niet over Nederland.
- Het is overigens moeilijk om alle templates identiek te krijgen, omdat sommige sterk beïnvloed worden door de voorkeur van editors uit het betreffende land. Zie bijvoorbeeld Israel of Venezuela. De meeste Europese templates hebben nu een vrijwel identieke opbouw, daar wijkt Nederland nu vanaf. Ik zal de template weer in overeenstemming brengen met wat thans meer gebruikelijk is. 126.96.36.199 15:36, 8 February 2006 (UTC) (=Electionworld)
- Please speak Dutch and sign and/or indent properly. You say there is a standard emerging for European countries. Is this a more or less official policy (in other words has it been discussed in general terms?) or is there just a convergence in the way it's done? I'm not too fond of the way it looks now. For example, it states right at the top that it's a kingdom and then follows that it's a constitutional monarchy. But it doesn't say it's a parliamentary democracy and only then come the parliamentary bits. This is misleading to say the least. For us Dutch it might be clear that the bit at the top is just in name (although I've even heard Dutch people who think the king has real power), but for others that will not be quite so obvious. DirkvdM 08:30, 9 February 2006 (UTC)
Politics of the Netherlands (terminology)[edit]
Some of us have been working on a list of technical terminology of dutch politics, which is not easily translated into english (see Politics of the Netherlands (terminology)). Can I put this page on the template? C mon 17:51, 23 February 2006 (UTC)
- Well, I've already put the template in the article, so why not return the favour? :) The template is mostly for institutions (although the drugs policy is also on it, which I have my doubts about), but the article concerns all things to do with Dutch politics, so it does make some sense. DirkvdM 09:31, 24 February 2006 (UTC)
Balkenende II is CDA, VVD, D66[edit]
Balkenende II is currently demissionair, B. announced the resignation of the cabinet 3 minutes after that the D66 minsters. I think it is confusing to mark BII as a CDA/VVD cabinet. V8rik 23:14, 5 July 2006 (UTC)
- But currently, the government only consists of CDA and VVD, and so will the new rompkabinet, no? —Nightstallion (?) 12:07, 7 July 2006 (UTC)
Consistency party colour coding[edit]
In different tables, graphs and articles the Dutch political parties are given different colors. I would like to propose a standard list of RGB colours to use consistently. Please react to my proposal for consistent RGB colour scheme discussed at Talk:List_of_political_parties_in_the_Netherlands/colours. thanks for any input Arnoutf 17:36, 2 December 2006 (UTC)
Provincial and First Chamber Elections[edit]
Nightstallion changed the wikilink for 'First Chamber Elections 2007' from Dutch provincial elections, 2007 to Dutch Eerste Kamer election, 2007. I wonder if it's wise to create a separate article for thes elections. There is already very little to say about them and whatever political implications they may have, these can easily be dealt with in Dutch provincial elections, 2007. I really appreciate your effort to completely cover Dutch politics on en.wikipedia, but I also appreciate lean/meanness. Other opinions?--Dengo 17:54, 6 March 2007 (UTC)
- Beter have one good article then 10 bad one i'd say. C mon 23:03, 6 March 2007 (UTC)
Charter (Statute) for the Kingdom[edit]
I just created a new article Charter for the Kingdom of the Netherlands (which apparently is the official name of the Statute according to the ministry of Internal Affairs). Please critically review (and edit). Would it be something to maybe include in the template? Or do we rather limit the template to the European Netherlands? Personally, I stand neutral at this point. oops forgot to sign: --Dengo 21:03, 8 March 2007 (UTC)
Can someone please remove the orange coloring? -- eiland (talk) 10:15, 29 August 2008 (UTC)
- Why? C mon (talk) 10:19, 29 August 2008 (UTC)
- None of the other templates have a color, and i think its a reference to the last name of the dutch royals, "of orange", but its hideous to imply that all the politics in the Netherlands are colored by the royals. -- eiland (talk) 12:23, 30 August 2008 (UTC)
- It implies that orange is a colour linked to the Dutch state, which is true. Any way there is no standard colour for templates (see {{Politics of Belgium}} and {{Politics of Germany}} and "smaken verschillen" (hideous is no argument). C mon (talk) 22:22, 30 August 2008 (UTC)
- None of the other templates have a color, and i think its a reference to the last name of the dutch royals, "of orange", but its hideous to imply that all the politics in the Netherlands are colored by the royals. -- eiland (talk) 12:23, 30 August 2008 (UTC)
- Since you feel so strongly about this, I won´t revert your actions. But I won´t do the edit either, cause it is an arbitrary issue of taste. C mon (talk) 07:37, 31 August 2008 (UTC)


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Itches are the most hated things in the world – it is what differentiates dry skin from eczema, what makes our skin broken and bloody.
What if we can stop the scratching and stop the itches?
Because our itches come in frenzies at a certain time everyday (for me it's before and after shower), we can pass those "itchy moments" with less damage.
From experience, here's what I do best to relieve itches.
First, consider whether to itch or not…
Itching isn't 100% bad.
On the surface of our skin, there's oil and cell fragments, trapped with daily foreign microscopic particles and dust. And if you use a lotion regularly, you'll know that there's always unwanted residue that we can scratch off (it's insider knowledge).
However, only use the tip of the nails to scratch and avoid going deep with the fingers into the flesh.
And stop immediately when the scraps are gone or else you'll get bleeding wounds.
But, don't think that as long as you itch and don't feel pain, you aren't doing any damage. When you itch, your sense of pain is almost completely numbed. So, stop after surface scratches.
The Bottom Line: it's okay to scratch the itchy spots since all skin cells have waste materials lying above, but watch out not to scratch so deep and so much.
Here's a brief & informative article talking about itches.
In no particular order, here are my 11 ways to stop itches…
1. Slap it
If you slap the wound really hard until it gets red, the pain will numb the skin senses so much it eliminates the itch.
Of course, you'd think, wouldn't it be bad for the skin due to the pain? But when you think about the damage you get from not slapping it (and therefore scratching), would you rather have broken bleeding wounds? Or simply redden spots that will go away after a while?
Slapping is by far the fastest and most effective method of stopping itches (from personal experience).
2. Punch it
It's similar to the first "Slap it" method, except you don't inflict surface damages (reddening) but instead bruising internal pains – which also effectively helps cut down the itches.
I personally do this first before I slap.
3. Press it
Just press on to that itchy spot as hard as you can; it helps.
4. Tense the respective muscles
My "itchy spots" are the inner areas of my arms and legs – so when I feel some itching, I tense the nearby muscles really hard, and sometimes in addition with all other muscles. This helps not only by the overstretching-pain, but because it helps direct your attention away (it helps).
5. Run the coldest water over it
However, more itches follow most of the time. But it does help really well. Remember to run as cold as you can.
And never have hot water over your skin cells – because it dries out the oil.
6. Numb it with icy materials
Ice numbs the itch – the stereotypical method. I recommend having several blocks of ice packs in your freezer at any time. And rush to the fridge as soon as you feel the itches coming.
7. Drink less commercial beverages, drink more water
I've personally experimented with this.
If you drink less sodas, sugary drinks and any other drinks with chemicals, you'll have less toxins to purify from your body.
If you drink more water, it'll help flush away toxins from your digestive tract. Water is nature's best drink.
So, drink water whenever you can. And try to avoid alcohol, because it builds up internal heat, and destroys gut microorganisms.
8. Take optimal showers (in our perspective)
Optimal showers for eczema sufferers = as short and as cold as possible.
Seriously, a warm/hot shower and a cold shower makes a huge difference in how much you get dehydrated of oils and itch after the shower.
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Bonus if you can develop the habit of not using shampoo and very little body wash (because I do that, and I am very hygienic – I'm completely fine socially without those commercial products). Why do you need chemicals to survive?
9. Use emergency itch creams
I like to call them that way because it makes sense. I personally use Greenridge's Chickweed Gel. It's completely natural and busts the itch almost right away.
But try not to use this method every time or else you'll be too dependent on it.
Remember, don't use itch creams that are filled with chemicals – only use natural products, preferably with herbs with cooling properties like Mentholatum.
10. Wear protective clothing to sleep
I do this every day.
I find this one of the most helpful ways to reduce scratching damages. Wear long sleeves to sleep (and try not to use light colored ones due to possible stains from scratching). I personally wear one of those long sleeved collared shirts with buttons (yeah… I always get asked why).
And on top of that, wear a jacket or hoodie that doesn't allow you to un-sleeve it.
The reason why we need to wear protective clothing when we sleep is because it's the only way to minimize damage from the uncontrollable itches at night when we're asleep.
11. Apply less skincare products
Apply less lotion or creams, even if it's completely natural.
Why? Because anything applied externally become residue and traps the skin cell pores – which irritates it and causes more itching.
I'm not saying don't apply at all, just apply thinner.
And when you do scratch the applied area, you'll notice black/grey-colored residue coming off your skin – which is good – but don't scratch too much when light-colored residue coming off, that's your skin cells!
Don't just fix itches externally because it's always temporary…
You can't get away with your itches forever with these 11 tips. Because if you itch, your body is telling you something is wrong inside your body and you need to fix it.
Don't ignore the signal (the itch)!
So in order to fix the root cause of your itches, it comes a long way. Because there are many different possible factors that are simultaneously causing your itches. It could be your sleep quality, stress, your exercising schedules and most importantly your dietary choices.
Where should you start? What should you first do? And how?
Don't worry, I know it's frustrating so I've organized this information in another article I wrote a few weeks ago. This article is emphasized on stopping itches externally (and temporarily). To fix your itches internally (and permanently), please read The First Step in Fixing Eczema: Where to Begin?
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I know so some of these methods sound weird, but I'm simply telling you what I find most effective in relieving itches from my near-10 years of experience.
So a common question is, if there are so many ways, then which one should I use?
- If I have an itch in the middle of the day, I either slap it or punch it and cause enough pain to override the itch.
- If I'm in the shower or after getting out and get an itch frenzy, I'll probably spray my shower head of the coldest water possible at my spots.
- And if I really can't take the intense itching anymore, I either take a cold shower or use emergency itch busting creams.
If you have any way(s) to kill itches, please add yours in to the comments below and share with everyone else. I want to try too!
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George McGovern has stunned much of the nation with a recent statement. Why? Well, much of the nation was completely unaware that George McGovern was still alive. Once that shock subsided, George also had something to say about Hillary and Barack's presidential odds:
"I have a feeling that in this country where we're at today in our thinking, it's going to be harder to elect a woman than to elect a black man."
On the bright side, most Democrats would agree that it's still going to be far easier to get a woman or a black man elected as president than George McGovern.
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