HeyJaredAfD Wins
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AfD Wins (opens the original)
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There’s a half-hour English-language telecast from Deutsche Welle News on the PBS World Channel in the U.S.; and almost the whole program today was about the landslide win for the Alternative für Deutschland (AfD) party in the German state of Saxony-Anhalt. Many people seem to be freaking out in ways that make the AfD sound as extreme as the MAGAts on my side of the Pond. I’d appreciate comments, particularly from some of our European bloggers and commenters, to help me better understand what’s
Missouri’s Gerrymandering (opens the original)
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I just heard on my local TV news that the Misouri Supreme Court has thrown out the Trump-requested electorial maps which changed the 5th Congressional District (around Kansas City) from leans-Democratic into two leans-Republican districts, the effect being to likely change Missouri’s representation in the U.S. House to 7-1 from the current 6-2. This is “interesting” because the districts that were in effect for the primary election a month ago will be different from the districts in effect for t
More Civil Time Geekiness (opens the original)
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The was a message today in a C++-related e-mail list saying that the October meeting of the General Conference on Weights and Measures (CGPM) will consider getting rid of leap seconds and adding a leap hour every few thousand years. At present, because of the Earth’s variable rotation around its axis, atomic clocks (which UTC is based on) are getting ahead of astronomical observations. To keep the two more or less in sync, one second is added to or subtracted from UTC every so often. In principl
My Next Votes (opens the original)
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The Missouri primaries are coming up two weeks from Tuesday*, and there will be a couple of state constitutional amendments on the ballot. Amendment 4 changes what it takes for future citizen-initiated amendments to pass. At present, if there are enough signatures to get the issue on the ballot at all, passing the amendment takes only a simple majority state-wide. Amendment 4 would require separate majorities in each of the U.S. congressional districts. This would make it virtually impossible fo
More Time Zone Silliness (opens the original)
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I’ve been a civil time geek for a while, and I follow an e-mail list relating to IANA’s tz database. It looks like the tz-art.html file in the next release will contain a link to Wednesday’s xkcd. ð There’s been a lot of discussion on the list about the proposed “permanent daylight saving time” law that just passed in the U.S. House of Representatives. It sounds simple: the proposed law doesn’t change the time zone names; it just changes the offsets from UTC and makes them permanent. For exam
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