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New Portobello High School- Where and how?
by Bob Jefferson » 22 Apr 2006, 20:26
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by Dave Connelly » 23 Apr 2006, 09:01
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by Stephen McIntyre » 23 Apr 2006, 12:12
[quote="Alison Connelly". And you call me moronic 
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Actually, I didn't call you moronic. However, if you look at the time I was posting, there is more chance that I was moronic,
BTW what on earth were you doing up at 6:15???
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Actually, I didn't call you moronic. However, if you look at the time I was posting, there is more chance that I was moronic,
BTW what on earth were you doing up at 6:15???
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by Maria » 24 Apr 2006, 14:36
From today's 'Evening News':
Of course the PFANS spokesperson was not showing disrespect for the views of Portobello's elderly residents. The elderly have an indisputable right to express their views (in fact, the power of the 'grey vote' is becoming quite a political force to contend with, in these days of growing political apathy ). One cannot argue with the fact, however, that as a group they are a statistical minority in the Portobello area (19.6% according to ) and yet they were in the majority at the meeting, which is what was pointed out.
edit: added 'an'
Of course the PFANS spokesperson was not showing disrespect for the views of Portobello's elderly residents. The elderly have an indisputable right to express their views (in fact, the power of the 'grey vote' is becoming quite a political force to contend with, in these days of growing political apathy ). One cannot argue with the fact, however, that as a group they are a statistical minority in the Portobello area (19.6% according to ) and yet they were in the majority at the meeting, which is what was pointed out.
edit: added 'an'
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by Stephen McIntyre » 24 Apr 2006, 14:44
Totally correct Marya. Also, a meeting of 200 to 250 people from a community of 36,000 is a tiny minority regardless of the demographic make up. I make it 7/10ths of 1%
Do the math.
Do the math.
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portobello high school
by Tom Ballantine » 24 Apr 2006, 18:28
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