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Just FYI, you can remove the code and type it in manually.
So instead of |birth_date = {{birth date and age|2000|5|30}}, you put in simply |birth_date = May 30, 2000 (age 56).
It occurs to me that while I've seen people do stuff with TtTE in the past, I don't think I've ever seen one that wasn't some kind of deconstruction?
No, I don't know why I made this
Imagine a Sanford v Edwards campaign in 2012Hmm I wonder how this could go wrong...
As a South Carolinian please god noFinally, chapter six of Decision 2012
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Or, you can type in {{Birth date and age2|A|B|C|X|Y|Z}} where A B C is the date you want to calculate from and X Y Z is the birth date
Oh, wow, I had no idea! I distinctly remember asking about this once and being told it wasn't possible. Thanks for the tip!
MoralisticCommunist
Banned
Why is Dilma Rousseff in the United States and leading the Libertarians of all parties?
Crossover from my TL
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It came as a shock to many in the ONDP caucus when MPP for Sudbury, Joe Cimino announced that he would resign his seat after only 5 months, sighting "personal health reasons." The Liberals sought to find a candidate to run in the by-election. Many pundits assumed that Andrew Olivier, the Liberal candidate in the 2014 provincial election would easily win the nomination and run as the official candidate for the Grits. What would happen next would be the main issue of the by-election. On December 15, Olivier went public stating that prominent Liberal Gerry Lougheed and Premier Wynne's Deputy Chief of Staff, Pat Sorbara had called him and offered a patronage appointment if he would step aside for another candidate. Both the PCs and the NDP were enraged with the Tories asking for an OPP investigation with the NDP asking Elections Ontario to investigate. The Liberals would be hammered daily in Question Period by the two opposition parties on the matter. Then in an already turbulent race, came the announcement that NDP MP for Sudbury, Glenn Thibeault would jump ship to provincial politics and run as the official Liberal candidate in Sudbury. This came as a blow to the provincial NDP and especially to the federal NDP as they've been lagging in the polls and have dealt with numerous floor-crossings. The campaign would be full of drama as Olivier would release tapes of Sorbara and Lougheed trying to convince him to step aside, which pushed the PCs to call for the OPP to re-open the investigation after they originally found no wrongdoing. Then came the announcement that Olivier would run in the by-election, furthering adding to the already chaotic by-election. Polls showed a very tight race between the NDP candidate, Suzanne Shawbonquit and Liberal candidate, Glenn Thibeault with many pollsters suggesting that the race would come down to the wire. On February 5th, crowds began to gather in the local pubs and well known restaurants across the city, glued onto the TVs, watching as the results started to pour in. Around 11:00 p.m. was when it became clear, that Shawbonquit had held the riding for the NDP. All parties lost votes, mainly to Andrew Olivier's independent candidacy. The PCs registered their worse result, only achieving a mere 5% of the vote and dropping 8 points. The Liberals, who lost once again in the riding were left with an OPP investigation speeding towards them with Thibeault now becoming the centre of speculation that he might run for the federal Liberal nomination for the 2015 federal election. What would come next would become a lasting legacy of Kathleen Wynne's government.
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It came as a shock to many in the ONDP caucus when MPP for Sudbury, Joe Cimino announced that he would resign his seat after only 5 months, sighting "personal health reasons." The Liberals sought to find a candidate to run in the by-election. Many pundits assumed that Andrew Olivier, the Liberal candidate in the 2014 provincial election would easily win the nomination and run as the official candidate for the Grits. What would happen next would be the main issue of the by-election. On December 15, Olivier went public stating that prominent Liberal Gerry Lougheed and Premier Wynne's Deputy Chief of Staff, Pat Sorbara had called him and offered a patronage appointment if he would step aside for another candidate. Both the PCs and the NDP were enraged with the Tories asking for an OPP investigation with the NDP asking Elections Ontario to investigate. The Liberals would be hammered daily in Question Period by the two opposition parties on the matter. Then in an already turbulent race, came the announcement that NDP MP for Sudbury, Glenn Thibeault would jump ship to provincial politics and run as the official Liberal candidate in Sudbury. This came as a blow to the provincial NDP and especially to the federal NDP as they've been lagging in the polls and have dealt with numerous floor-crossings. The campaign would be full of drama as Olivier would release tapes of Sorbara and Lougheed trying to convince him to step aside, which pushed the PCs to call for the OPP to re-open the investigation after they originally found no wrongdoing. Then came the announcement that Olivier would run in the by-election, furthering adding to the already chaotic by-election. Polls showed a very tight race between the NDP candidate, Suzanne Shawbonquit and Liberal candidate, Glenn Thibeault with many pollsters suggesting that the race would come down to the wire. On February 5th, crowds began to gather in the local pubs and well known restaurants across the city, glued onto the TVs, watching as the results started to pour in. Around 11:00 p.m. was when it became clear, that Shawbonquit had held the riding for the NDP. All parties lost votes, mainly to Andrew Olivier's independent candidacy. The PCs registered their worse result, only achieving a mere 5% of the vote and dropping 8 points. The Liberals, who lost once again in the riding were left with an OPP investigation speeding towards them with Thibeault now becoming the centre of speculation that he might run for the federal Liberal nomination for the 2015 federal election. What would come next would become a lasting legacy of Kathleen Wynne's government.
A sort of proof of concept for a really weird US.
[a] In lieu of nominating a national ticket, the Democrats have allowed individual states to select candidates for the Presidency since the 2004 election.
[a] In lieu of nominating a national ticket, the Democrats have allowed individual states to select candidates for the Presidency since the 2004 election.
Comrade Izaac
Banned
Halloween might be over, but - Hey! Better late than never.
Hello, perfect universe.
Accurateworldwar
Banned
I just watched Coco last night, and I was inspired to make this:
Ernesto de la Cruz (born 4 February 1896-died 2 November 1942) was a Mexican actor and singer. As one of the best known idols of the Golden Age of Mexican cinema, he has been considered an idol for Latin America. Born in the town of Santa Cecilia, Oaxaca, he grew famous across Mexico and Latin America through tours that spread his name. Cruz died on Dias de los Muertos, November 2, 1942, after a mechanical malfunction crushed him during a performance of his hit song "Remember Me".
In recent years, de la Cruz has become infamous after a series of revelations about his career. It was revealed that the majority of the songs he played were not in fact written by de la Cruz as he claimed, but had previously been written by his 1917 tour partner, Hector Rivera, as shown through an analysis of de la Cruz's songbooks and handwritten documents provided by the Rivera family. Further investigation showed that de la Cruz may have been responsible for the death of Rivera, after his remains were unearthed and examined in the winter of 2018, where analysis revealed evidence of arsenic poisoning. De La Cruz had claimed to authorities at the time that Rivera had died from food poisoning, and no further investigation had been conducted until the excavation of Rivera's remains in 2018.
In recent years, de la Cruz has become infamous after a series of revelations about his career. It was revealed that the majority of the songs he played were not in fact written by de la Cruz as he claimed, but had previously been written by his 1917 tour partner, Hector Rivera, as shown through an analysis of de la Cruz's songbooks and handwritten documents provided by the Rivera family. Further investigation showed that de la Cruz may have been responsible for the death of Rivera, after his remains were unearthed and examined in the winter of 2018, where analysis revealed evidence of arsenic poisoning. De La Cruz had claimed to authorities at the time that Rivera had died from food poisoning, and no further investigation had been conducted until the excavation of Rivera's remains in 2018.
Here's my 1968 game, chose Ted Kennedy, and revealed Nixon's sabotage of the peace talks.
Here's my game
Here's my game
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