In May 2004, The New York Times polled readers in a city in the US heartland, Oswego, Illinois.

On a comment on his website in response to a reader's question he explains how he got the data by searching results of protest and uprising reports from mainstream media. Generally, the methodology was to sift through the first 1000 results of a news search on any given day and mine the unique events.

He then surveyed the students, and the good news was the students, both men and women, thought Heidi and Howard were equally competent, and that's good.

Compared to a similar survey carried out in 1998, this shows a fall in the percentage of Protestants identifying as British and Ulster, and a rise in those identifying as Northern Irish.

UN Habitat operational activities at the city level can explore possibilities for having youth subcommittees incorporated into the administrative structure of city projects while working to support the objectives of those projects.

Reaffirm their commitment to explore opportunities for increased regional cooperation in areas such as environment protection, social protection, health, education, tourism and other fields of mutual interest, which became priorities in South East Europe.