Your % rates seem to be out by several orders of magintude. By my reckoning, for example. 194,000/228,200,000 is actually 0.085%.
Yes you're correct, wrote it down 'sloppily' and the decimal should be twice removed to the left, indeed.
Your % rates seem to be out by several orders of magintude. By my reckoning, for example. 194,000/228,200,000 is actually 0.085%.
It specifically states it does not. Nor was your figure for the total population correct. I really don't know what else to say.
ETA: No you are quite correct: I misunderstood that. My apologies
Nationmaster gives the latest figure (not sure what year that is) as 95136
ETA: clearly not the latest figure: seems to refer to 2002: that fits with the general decline reported elsewhere
http://www.nationmaster.com/country/us-united-states/cri-crime
Rape figures are notoriously unreliable but this is a far cry from the 212000 you seem to be citing. Am I misunderstanding you?
Fair enough. Perhaps there is something special about the surroundings that I did not grasp. What is it?
Well, it is not equivalent to the total population of the US, demographically speaking.
That is true: but it does not have a particularly high rate of rape compared to other big cities, so far as I can see.
Mel's agency did dump him for the use of the "N-word". Makes one wonder if the William Morris agency will now take action against other clients?
http://michellemalkin.com/2010/07/1...trage-william-morris-agency-dumps-mel-gibson/
Selective ‘N-Word’ Outrage: William Morris Agency Dumps Mel Gibson
By Doug Powers • July 10, 2010 02:28 PM
**Written by guest-blogger Doug Powers
Let me get this straight — the William Morris Agency has reportedly dropped Mel Gibson as a client because he used the “N-word” in an unhinged privately recorded rant, but William Morris continues to represent the likes of P. Diddy, Kanye West, Snoop Dogg, Mary J. Blige, Eminem, 50 Cent, and many more, who broadcast the same awful word to millions — daily, unabashedly and continually?
Gotta love Hollywood.
Take up a career in Hip-Hop, Mel — the WMA will bring you back on board in a heartbeat.
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Non-Black Person Befuddled at Use of N-Word by Blacks! Film at 11.
Snooze.
It's not a moral question on the part of the agent, it's a good business decision.
Non-Black Person Befuddled at Use of N-Word by Blacks! Film at 11.
Snooze.
It's not a moral question on the part of the agent, it's a good business decision.
[nitpick] Eminem isn't black. [/nitpick]
Good point, though.
The problem Gibson is facing is the same one that Lohan, his main competitiion for "Scrwed up Celeb of the Year" is facing. He has become so notorious for his off screen antics that people find it difficult to forget them when they see him on screen.
It is much less of problem when you are behind the camera, and I would not be surprised if Gibson concnetrates more on his career as a director.
[nitpick] Eminem isn't black. [/nitpick]
Good point, though.
Eminem doesn't use that word either.