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Friday, May 07, 2010

results as of 7.51


Party
Seats
Gain Loss Net Votes % +/-%
Conservative 285 90 3 +87 9,905,574 36.4 +3.9
Labour 235 2 83 -81 7,825,671
28.8 -6.5
Liberal Democrat
50 7 13 -6 6,209,075 22.8 +0.9




Surely a need to change to proportional representation

Wednesday, April 07, 2010

The Election Project

by Simon Roberts

Why not get involved in The Election Project and help create the first UK mass citizen-journalist political project of its kind?

The Election Project online gallery

www.theelectionproject.co.uk
and some will be exhibited as part of the final artwork in the House of Commons this summer.
Your photographs could be of anything that is connected to the election: local party members canvassing on your street, images of the battle buses, campaign posters, crowds gathering listening to political speeches, campaign hustings in the village hall, election photo calls or photographs related to local issues that you feel should be addressed by those candidates canvassing for your vote. There is no ‘correct’ photo, so please send them in.

UPLOAD TO: www.theelectionproject.co.uk
EMAIL TO: pics@theelectionproject.co.uk
TEXT TO: 07541 380 888

Friday, April 02, 2010

npr app



The closest thing to Radio4 you'll get in the US. The app is a smart mix of news, social and streamed on air radio.

Thursday, February 25, 2010

Paul Virilio

Paul Virilio
Born in 1932. Lives in La Rochelle.

Emeritus Professor at the Ecole Speciale d'Architecture in Paris, and chairman and director of the same institution from 1968 to 1998, Paul Virilio became editor of the Espace Critique collection at Editions Galilée in 1973 after the publication of his first philosophical essays.

Saturday, October 18, 2008

obama or bust



With extreme capitalism in free fall the party is surely over for the republicans. Obama continues to crush McCain in the media and the polls. Hopefully they won't be fixing the vote again like they did back in 2000.

Tuesday, March 11, 2008