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Each U.S. state is number one in a field.

It is from this that a small start-up San Franciscan who preaches environmentalism and including the installation of solar panels has released a ranking of U.S. states on its site history to speak of her . A very good idea and a great way to discover the United States.

We discover that the state produces more wheat (Kansas), who has the highest consumption gasoline per capita (Wyoming), the youngest (Utah with an average age of 28) or more obese (Mississippi). Surprise! The state uses the most marijuana is not California, is the state of Rhode Island. He's got taped!



Nevada multiplies the sordid statistics: the highest consumption rate of meth, highest rate of home foreclosures, the highest rate of teenage pregnancies.

If Illinois is the state that has the highest rate of gang membership (8 to 11 per thousand), Minnesota has the largest shopping center, Hawaii's most expensive electricity in the United States and Massachusetts is the champion of fines for speeding.

And the state has the highest suicide rate in the country (23.1%) also local taxation the lighter (and local taxes WIDE state are the lowest): it s 'acts of the State of Sarah Palin! Alaska!

And a little statistic to complete unusual: Pennsylvania is the state in which insurance companies refer the most accidents of collision with deer.

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Newsom is mayor of San Francisco more

I spoke recently in 2004, Willie Brown ancient mayor of San Francisco had publicly stated that the problem of homelessness in San Francisco was perhaps these problems we can not solve see this.

This month, after almost seven years as mayor of San Francisco Gavin Newsom takes office as "Lieutenant Governor" of the state of California. If it has not solved the problem of paperless SF, his fight to remove the homeless from the street is regarded by many as one of his greatest successes as mayor.



Since 2004, 12.210 SDFS San Franciscans are no longer officially to the street, and, statistically, it is especially that which would have placed most of SDFS in public housing. As for the census (difficult to confirm in my opinion) the number of people officially living in Golden Gate Park, it would be from 200 to 25 since 2007.

Moreover, 20% of homeless patients and would regularly end up in hospital emergency rooms San Franciscans already overbooked. Yet, paradoxical as it may seem, Gavin Newsom has promoted many measures unpopular in associations for the homeless. His approach was never one of assistance.

It started when he was District Supervisor in 2002: he had campaigned for a measure by referendum called "Care Not Cash" and reduced the amount of subsidies SDFS for transfer to housing and services for the homeless. This program would provide housing for 3,296 homeless people since its inception.



San Francisco has used a controversial measure that has been seen in other major U.S. cities also: give money to the homeless for a ticket they "go home" if somebody has committed itself to accommodate them when they arrive at their destination. Homeward Bound is the project that is in my opinion a true symbol of the pragmatic way of doing politics in the U.S.! 5.518 people and go home with Homeward Bound.

See also: Sitting or lying on a sidewalk San Franciscan became illegal

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Best wishes

Hello everyone!
Here are some of the new little family Christol:

Augustine nearly 10 months. It grows at a rapid pace, and already has 6 tiny teeth that came out! It's a little guy smiling, greedy (he loves soups and house accounts!) And pickpocket! It is kept
week by a nurse, who lives close to home and with whom it works very well.

Julien is full of partial examinations. Geography courses of interest and he himself teaches specific to a girl. Blandine is

CSD as a counselor at job center since late November. He likes it but she perseveres in her job search in hopes of getting a CDI!

We wish you all a delightful ... 20,011 years!

Blandine, Julien and Augustin

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FDA, Michelle Obama and the good resolutions of 2011

With the coming new year's resolutions for many but it will be almost a year since the first lady of the United Etas started the project "Let's Move!" (Last February). She has since toured regularly in schools to promote physical activity, salads and healthy meals for the youngest age.


Photo Miami has taken 22 November 2010.

Still on the subject, the U.S. Department of Agriculture has passed new rules to be laid at Congress this month. In the SF Chronicle this Sunday, January 2, 2011, columnist and author of "Food Politics" Marion Nestle announces more firmness on the part of the FDA 2011 Food Standards in the United States.

There will be more lawsuits against false advertising for food, more control at the labels with perhaps a simple visual symbol which will serve as a quick reference on the nutritional value of food. Another fight between the industrial agri-food and the FDA is ongoing because the FDA has even suggested adding a small packaging of lights with color corresponding to categorize products according to their effects on health. The industry does not want to hear about it. According to Marion Nestle, the lobby will be at its height in the new year, and actively directed at associations who fight in the sense of new rules for consumer rights. Huge groups were preparing food has already chopping a sudden check.