Monday, May 3, 2010

Quinine Dichloromethane

TEXT PUBLISHED IN THE AGENDA OF APRIL

RECORD BEATEN: LIEUSAINT CHAMPION SEINE ET MARNE!

In my column of January, I was worried about our lack of civility in the last two consultations.
With less than 1 in 3 voters (32.5%) to have moved to fulfill his civic duty in the first round of regional elections on March 14, Lieusaint just beat the record abstention in Seine et Marne .
is appalling and we must question in general but also locally on the reasons for this lack of interest in public affairs. Voting is a right
hard won by our elders.
Our representatives in the various jurisdictions in which they sit are more listened to defend the interests of their constituents that if elected by a strong majority of citizens.
Today, our Mayor and his team elected with barely a third of voters are managing a budget of 20 million euros for the single common Lieusaint.
Group who will lead our region and therefore determine the economic, transportation, work in high schools, development of our territories have been chosen by a voter on 4 to Lieusaint when he will be responsible for a budget of nearly $ 5 billion.
How surprising to see how casually they are wasting public money because they are never punished by the voters?
Not voting is giving them a blank check!

Friday, April 30, 2010

Using Fake I.d. In Ontario

Oil slick USA

April 20, 80 km off the coast of Louisiana, the rig Deepwater Horizon, was injured in an explosion and fire.
http://www.mareenoire.info/maree_noire_etats_unis.htm

Sunday, March 14, 2010

I Bit My Inner Lip What Do I Do

LOTS flooding on the Atlantic coast

February 28, the combined effect of wind and high tide caused flooding very important (and a hundred deaths) especially in the Vendée and Charente Maritime.
The level of the Loire has also mounted a lot which caused the flooding of the marshes near Nantes (2-3 meters longer than usual).

http://maraisaudubon.blogspot.com/2010/03/7-03-2009-les-marais-inondes.html

Two weeks later, the flooded marshes are a paradise for birds : shelducks, swans, storks, herons, ibis, goldfinches, .... because these marshes have dried up part of the year to allow cows to feed. Farmers want
drain swamps and flood the hunters, but nature does what she wants!
http://maraisaudubon.blogspot.com/2010/03/14-mars-2010.html