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[chasfh]

!عيدكم مبارك

[romad1]

On 6/28/2023 at 2:43 PM, chasfh said:

We can probably figure out why ...

What the hell, Belgium!?

[Crazy Cat Gentleman]

3 minutes ago, romad1 said:

What the hell, Belgium!?

I was wondering that myself. Lithuania sorta, too, at least on the women's side.

[chasfh]

California received the most federal aid of any state: $116.0 billion. Rounding out the top five were New York ($79.2 billion), Texas ($68.2 billion), Florida ($41.7 billion), and Pennsylvania ($41.0 billion).

States that relied the most on federal grants varied in size, demographic makeup, and location. Vermont relied on federal grants the most: 35.8% of its budget came from the federal government. West Virginia followed at 34.1%, and Alaska at 33.9%.

On a per-person basis, Washington, DC, received the most: $6,983. Wyoming received more than any other state, at $6,894 per person. Georgia received the least federal funding per person, with $1,807 in 2020. Florida, despite receiving more federal funding than 46 other states, received the second least per person: $1,937.

Federal grants are divided into two categories: formula grants and competitive grants. Formula grants are based on such factors as population size, poverty rates, or specific needs of the area. Competitive grants require state and local governments to submit applications outlining their plans to use the grant money effectively.

 

[romad1]

On 6/29/2023 at 7:25 PM, romad1 said:

What the hell, Belgium!?

Also, you'd think British men would have a higher rate than shown.   Perhaps intervention and lack of firearms are helping there.   But, they may not be reporting binge drinking deaths as suicides.

[oblong]

On 6/28/2023 at 2:49 PM, chasfh said:

!عيدكم مبارك

Not the same Eid but my city has made Eid Al-Fitr a holiday so all government offices are closed.  Believe to be the only municipality in the country to do that.  This is the breaking of the Ramadan fast celebration.  

[romad1]

48 minutes ago, oblong said:

Not the same Eid but my city has made Eid Al-Fitr a holiday so all government offices are closed.  Believe to be the only municipality in the country to do that.  This is the breaking of the Ramadan fast celebration.  

The PRC really allows celebrations, eh?  That plus concentration camps.

[chasfh]

Mainly because they almost all came here.

[chasfh]

The future is brown.

[chasfh]

This is why the Arab world is so mad at Sweden.

[chasfh]

By way of comparison, the United States' HFI is 8.23.

[romad1]

28 minutes ago, chasfh said:

The future is brown.

India is really speeding past China on this population index.   Africa is also really jumping.  Latin America is slowing down.  Just having first order resources isn't really that great though. 

[Toddwert]

On 6/16/2023 at 1:18 PM, romad1 said:

TV News anchor's agent:  "Once we conquer the lucrative Alpena market, we can concentrate on getting you on at a station in New York or LA"

Yeah the Alpena market is weird they get some of the Traverse City Stations but they have their own NBC station for some reason

[Toddwert]

On 6/17/2023 at 6:06 PM, RandyMarsh said:

Parts of Michigan are further west than Mexico.

Most of the United States is west of South America

[chasfh]

2 minutes ago, Toddwert said:

Yeah the Alpena market is weird they get some of the Traverse City Stations but they have their own NBC station for some reason

Alpena is the second-smallest TV market in the country. The reason it is even one at all is its remoteness.

[Toddwert]

11 minutes ago, chasfh said:

Alpena is the second-smallest TV market in the country. The reason it is even one at all is its remoteness.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WBKB-TV 

Yeah seems like its in a weird dead zone between markets

[chasfh]

4 minutes ago, Toddwert said:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WBKB-TV 

Yeah seems like its in a weird dead zone between markets

They have a modest manufacturing base and now they basically exist as a self-sustaining metro area. They have fewer people living in Alpena now than they did in 1890.

[Toddwert]

2 minutes ago, chasfh said:

They have a modest manufacturing base and now they basically exist as a self-sustaining metro area. They have fewer people living in Alpena now than they did in 1890.

I live in Traverse city and I use to deliver beer from here to Alpena it was the worst day because no matter what it was a 6 hour round trip

[Tigeraholic1]

[chasfh]

Map of the situation in Israel.

[oblong]

Which country is closest to you depending on where you are in the US.

[romad1]

32 minutes ago, oblong said:

Which country is closest to you depending on where you are in the US.

the Hawaii/Kiribati one is interesting.  That is a big gap of land between Hawaii and anything else.   Kiribati is famous because it was the site of the first landing of Nimitz central pacific drive at Tarawa. 

Edited January 5, 2024 by romad1

[chasfh]

Let's revive this.

Forest coverage by state:

Did you know this about Mississippi and Alabama? I didn't.

Also, a quarter of Arizona is forest?

[chasfh]

Percentage of people living below poverty line in South Asia:

I did not expect to see under 15% in India. Probably not an American definition of poverty.

[romad1]

Just now, chasfh said:

Percentage of people living below poverty line in South Asia:

I did not expect to see under 15% in India. Probably not an American definition of poverty.

shocked the Taliban didn't usher in a thriving middle class.