Яна Сиденко - Хочу жить на Западе! О мифах и рифах заграничной жизни
Секретная запись была обнародована сегодня на повторном процессе Благоевича, она как ничто другое, ярко продемонстрировала разлагающиеся нравы двух ведущих политиков Иллинойса в ноябре 2008 года.
Благоевич был очень обижен: застрял в этом Иллинойсе, рейтинги падают, федеральные агенты шныряют вокруг и что-то вынюхивают, а Обама вознесся высоко, готовился стать лидером свободного мира, хотя на самом деле крепко связан с политической системой Иллинойса. Именно по этой причине Благоевич и Харрис считали, что могут на него надавить, чтобы он взял губернатора с собой в Вашингтон.
Благоевич считал, что Обама будет к нему благосклонен, если вакантное место в Сенате будет отдано Валери Джеррет, с которой Обама связан многолетней дружбой.[360]
По этой ссылке находится часто обновляющийся список статей о повторном процессе. Та статья, о которой здесь говориться — вторая с конца списка. (Все примечания и переводы в приложении 3 — Г. И.)
4. Данные Федерального статистического ведомства «STATISTIK AUSTRIA».Использование различных видов энергоносителей для отопления домашних хозяйств Австрии в 2007–2008 годах. 18.06.2009 // http://www.statistik.at/web_de/static/gesamteinsatz_aller_energietraeger_2003_ bis_2010_022 720.pdf
5. Правила Де-моргана:Любые логические функции могут быть построены с использованием только элементов «И-НЕ» или только элементов «ИЛИ-НЕ». Переход от операции «И» к операции «ИЛИ», а также обратный переход осуществляется с помощью законов дуальности (теорема де Моргана):
В предыдущей строке показана типичная ошибка, когда полагают, что произведение инверсий равно инверсии произведения этих же переменных.
Закон поглощения:
х1+х1хх2 = х1(1+х2) = хіхі = х1 х1 «поглощает» х2»
6. Главные национальные праздники США:День Президента. President’s Day. Празднуется в третий понедельник февраля.
Праздник посвящен сразу двум дням рождения — Вашингтона (11 февраля) и Линкольна (12 февраля).
Пасха. Easter.
День Памяти. Memorial Day. Празднуется в последний понедельник мая.
Посвящен памяти всех погибших за Америку в войнах.
День Независимости. Independence Day. 4 июля.
Празднуется в честь подписания Декларации Независимости США в 1776 году.
День Труда. Labor Day. Празднуется в первый понедельник сентября.
Этот праздник — в честь рабочих людей и профсоюзного движения, основан в 1882 г.
День Благодарения. Thanksgiving. Празднуется в четвертый четверг ноября.
В этот день полагается благодарить бога, друзей, родных и т. д. за все хорошее.
В семьях принято готовить празничный обед с индейкой.
Во многих культурах этот день был связан с концом сбора осеннего урожая.
Праздник берет свое начало из 1621 года, когда корабль английских переселенцев (пилигримов) под названием Mayflower, после почти полугодового тяжелого плавания, наконец-то достиг берегов Америки. Все люди, оставшиеся в живых поселились в колонии Плимут(Plymouth) (сейчас — город Плимут, штат Массачусетс) и начали строить новую жизнь.
Рождество. Christmas. 24–25 декабря.
7. Данные Статистического федерального ведомства г. Висбаден (Германия).Раздел «Экономика и статистика». Выпуск 12/2008. стр. 1098 Таблица в скане нечитабельна [361]
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