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I agree that the database should be made public for all citizens, as it currently stands, only parties registered for elections get a copy, and no doubt use it for their campaigns. This puts people outside of the party system in a disadvantage against the parties, particularly relevant for things like citizen initiatives.
https://github.com/mariorz/pytorovich/blob/master/examples/x...
I think that is one sincere line to keep in mind when reading this post. The part about municipal cops in Monterrey taking anyone caught with "non-zeta drugs" to "las zetas" (sic) for killing would stand out as pretty a ridiculous fabrication for most people there.
Fortunately I don't have a live app that depended on your service, so all it cost me was $50 deposited to start playing around.
why?
what could you possibly use from this article? if you're really interested in learning stats concepts and tools you can be better served by blogs with actual content.
here's a good one: http://incanter-blog.org/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electroencephalography#Artifact...
anyone have some anecdotes otherwise? the demos on youtube are not really satisfying.
It's scalping. It raises the cost of a dinner in the restaurant without additional gains for them. Obviously restaurants would not go this.