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[Serge7]

HEALTH statistics by state.
http://www.statemaster.com/red/graph...-index&b_map=1

SOURCE
Morgan Quitno Press, 2005DEFINITION
Health Index by state. "The Healthiest State designation is awarded based on 21 factors chosen from the year 2005 edition of our annual reference book, Health Care State Rankings. These factors reflect access to health care providers, affordability of health care and a generally healthy population. All 21 factors are the same as last year. The 21 factors were divided into two groups: those that are “negative‿ for which a high ranking would be considered bad for a state, and those that are “positive‿ for which a high ranking would be considered good for a state. Rates for each of the 21 factors were processed through a formula that measures how a state compares to the national average for a given category. The positive and negative nature of each factor was taken into account as part of the formula. Once these computations were made, the factors then were weighted (factors were weighted equally.) These weighted scores were then added together to get a state’s final score (“SUM‿ on the table above.) This way, states are assessed based on how they stack up against the national average. The end result is that the farther below the national average a state’s health ranking is, the lower (and less healthy) it ranks. The farther above the national average, the higher (and healthier) a state ranks." - Morgan Quitno PressHealth Statistics > Health Index by state

Rank States Amount (top to bottom)
#1 Vermont: 22.67
#2 New Hampshire: 21.4
#3 Massachusetts: 18.69
#4 Minnesota: 16.3
#5 Maine: 16.06
#6 Iowa: 14.57
#7 Utah: 14.19
#8 Hawaii: 13.71
#9 Nebraska: 12.82
#10 Connecticut: 12.63
#11 North Dakota: 11.47
#12 Rhode Island: 10.51
#13 Washington: 9.87
#14 Wisconsin: 8.07
#15 Kansas: 7.85
#16 New Jersey: 7.71
#17 Virginia: 6.74
#18 California: 6.51
#19 Oregon: 5.92
#20 Idaho: 5.42
#21 Pennsylvania: 5.33
#22 South Dakota: 5.29
#23 Michigan: 3.73
#24 Indiana: 3.33
#25 Montana: 3.19
#26 Ohio: 3.12
#27 Colorado: 1.61
#28 West Virginia: 1.23
#29 Maryland: 0.77
#30 Wyoming: -0.19
#31 New York: -0.64
#32 Kentucky: -0.86
#33 North Carolina: -1.03
#34 Illinois: -1.17
#35 Delaware: -1.49
#36 Missouri: -2.89
#37 Alaska: -4.98
#38 Tennessee: -5
#39 Arizona: -5.78
#40 Arkansas: -5.93
#41 Alabama: -9.97
#42 Georgia: -10
#43 South Carolina: -10.63
#44 Florida: -11.21
#45 Texas: -11.85
#46 Oklahoma: -12.07
#47 Nevada: -13.37
#48 New Mexico: -17.69
#49 Mississippi: -18.43
#50 Louisiana: -20.95
Weighted average: 2.1

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Thank you, Bro! :cool: :34:

[zgorynych]

А вот классический definition of police state:
http://www.statemaster.com/graph/cri...ils-per-capita
SOURCE
Bureau of Justice StatisticsDEFINITION
State and Federal prisoners held in local jails, yearend 2004 Per capita figures expressed per 1 million population.Crime Statistics > State and Federal prisoners held in local jails (per capita) by state
Rank States Amount (top to bottom)
#1 Louisiana: 3,861.723 per 1 million people
#2 Mississippi: 1,582.972 per 1 million people
#3 Kentucky: 1,218.19 per 1 million people
#4 Tennessee: 1,102.976 per 1 million people
#5 Montana: 656.214 per 1 million people
#6 Virginia: 594.915 per 1 million people
#7 West Virginia: 592.782 per 1 million people
#8 Texas: 578.653 per 1 million people
#9 Georgia: 564.007 per 1 million people
#10 Oklahoma: 509.318 per 1 million people
#11 Utah: 481.457 per 1 million people
#12 Alabama: 360.919 per 1 million people
#13 Indiana: 322.705 per 1 million people
#14 New Jersey: 144.3 per 1 million people
#15 Colorado: 136.758 per 1 million people
#16 Wisconsin: 113.435 per 1 million people
#17 South Carolina: 100.821 per 1 million people
#18 Minnesota: 94.296 per 1 million people
#19 Idaho: 93.066 per 1 million people
#20 California: 67.862 per 1 million people
#21 North Dakota: 67.538 per 1 million people
#22 Nevada: 63.359 per 1 million people
#23 South Dakota: 54.128 per 1 million people
#24 Arkansas: 44.258 per 1 million people
#25 Massachusetts: 36.882 per 1 million people
#26 Arizona: 31.317 per 1 million people
#27 Maryland: 24.105 per 1 million people
#28 New Hampshire: 6.871 per 1 million people
#29 Michigan: 5.138 per 1 million people
#30 Oregon: 4.944 per 1 million people
#31 New York: 2.701 per 1 million people
#32 Florida: 2.361 per 1 million people
#33 Wyoming: 1.964 per 1 million people
#34 Washington: 0.159 per 1 million people
#35 Nebraska: 0 per 1 million people
#36 Pennsylvania: 0 per 1 million people
#37 Illinois: 0 per 1 million people
#38 Missouri: 0 per 1 million people
#39 New Mexico: 0 per 1 million people
#40 Maine: 0 per 1 million people
#41 Kansas: 0 per 1 million people
#42 North Carolina: 0 per 1 million people
#43 Ohio: 0 per 1 million people
#44 Iowa: 0 per 1 million people
Weighted average: 307.3 per 1 million people

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[Mikhail-u]

ХЕАЛТХ статистицс бы стате.

В ответ на опровержение по поводу уровня преступности... Леволиберал есть леволиберал:evillaugh

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Indeed

[Serge7]

А вот классический definition of police state:
http://www.statemaster.com/graph/cri...ils-per-capita
SOURCE
Bureau of Justice StatisticsDEFINITION
State and Federal prisoners held in local jails, yearend 2004 Per capita figures expressed per 1 million population.Crime Statistics > State and Federal prisoners held in local jails (per capita) by state
Rank States Amount (top to bottom)
#1 Louisiana: 3,861.723 per 1 million people
#2 Mississippi: 1,582.972 per 1 million people
#3 Kentucky: 1,218.19 per 1 million people
#4 Tennessee: 1,102.976 per 1 million people
#5 Montana: 656.214 per 1 million people
#6 Virginia: 594.915 per 1 million people
#7 West Virginia: 592.782 per 1 million people
#8 Texas: 578.653 per 1 million people
#9 Georgia: 564.007 per 1 million people
#10 Oklahoma: 509.318 per 1 million people
#11 Utah: 481.457 per 1 million people
#12 Alabama: 360.919 per 1 million people
#13 Indiana: 322.705 per 1 million people
#14 New Jersey: 144.3 per 1 million people
#15 Colorado: 136.758 per 1 million people
#16 Wisconsin: 113.435 per 1 million people
#17 South Carolina: 100.821 per 1 million people
#18 Minnesota: 94.296 per 1 million people
#19 Idaho: 93.066 per 1 million people
#20 California: 67.862 per 1 million people
#21 North Dakota: 67.538 per 1 million people
#22 Nevada: 63.359 per 1 million people
#23 South Dakota: 54.128 per 1 million people
#24 Arkansas: 44.258 per 1 million people
#25 Massachusetts: 36.882 per 1 million people
#26 Arizona: 31.317 per 1 million people
#27 Maryland: 24.105 per 1 million people
#28 New Hampshire: 6.871 per 1 million people
#29 Michigan: 5.138 per 1 million people
#30 Oregon: 4.944 per 1 million people
#31 New York: 2.701 per 1 million people
#32 Florida: 2.361 per 1 million people
#33 Wyoming: 1.964 per 1 million people
#34 Washington: 0.159 per 1 million people
#35 Nebraska: 0 per 1 million people
#36 Pennsylvania: 0 per 1 million people
#37 Illinois: 0 per 1 million people
#38 Missouri: 0 per 1 million people
#39 New Mexico: 0 per 1 million people
#40 Maine: 0 per 1 million people
#41 Kansas: 0 per 1 million people
#42 North Carolina: 0 per 1 million people
#43 Ohio: 0 per 1 million people
#44 Iowa: 0 per 1 million people
Weighted average: 307.3 per 1 million people

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Да уж... Комментарии излишни... :rolleyes:

[Mikhail-u]

Crime Statistics > Aggravated assault (per capita) by state
Rank States Amount (top to bottom)
#1 District of Columbia: 7.208 per 1,000 people
#2 South Carolina: 5.986 per 1,000 people
#3 New Mexico: 5.088 per 1,000 people
#4 Tennessee: 4.966 per 1,000 people
#5 Florida: 4.845 per 1,000 people
#6 Alaska: 4.697 per 1,000 people
#7 Louisiana: 4.441 per 1,000 people
#8 Maryland: 4.345 per 1,000 people
#9 Delaware: 3.722 per 1,000 people
#10 Oklahoma: 3.608 per 1,000 people
#11 Arkansas: 3.606 per 1,000 people
#12 Nevada: 3.457 per 1,000 people
#13 California: 3.44 per 1,000 people #14 Missouri: 3.407 per 1,000 people
#15 Texas: 3.324 per 1,000 people
#16 Illinois: 3.252 per 1,000 people
#17 Arizona: 3.186 per 1,000 people
#18 Michigan: 3.174 per 1,000 people
#19 Massachusetts: 3.126 per 1,000 people
#20 North Carolina: 2.717 per 1,000 people
#21 Kansas: 2.625 per 1,000 people
#22 Georgia: 2.597 per 1,000 people
#23 Alabama: 2.476 per 1,000 people
#24 New York: 2.436 per 1,000 people #25 Colorado: 2.417 per 1,000 people
#26 Montana: 2.337 per 1,000 people
#27 Pennsylvania: 2.28 per 1,000 people
#28 West Virginia: 2.074 per 1,000 people
#29 Nebraska: 2.044 per 1,000 people
#30 Iowa: 2.037 per 1,000 people
#31 Washington: 1.975 per 1,000 people
#32 Wyoming: 1.91 per 1,000 people
#33 Indiana: 1.882 per 1,000 people
#34 New Jersey: 1.852 per 1,000 people
#35 Oregon: 1.813 per 1,000 people
#36 Idaho: 1.8 per 1,000 people
#37 Mississippi: 1.601 per 1,000 people
#38 Virginia: 1.519 per 1,000 people
#39 Hawaii: 1.492 per 1,000 people
#40 Rhode Island: 1.483 per 1,000 people
#41 Minnesota: 1.45 per 1,000 people
#42 Ohio: 1.436 per 1,000 people
#43 Connecticut: 1.423 per 1,000 people
#44 Utah: 1.386 per 1,000 people
#45 Kentucky: 1.296 per 1,000 people
#46 Wisconsin: 1.118 per 1,000 people
#47 South Dakota: 1.098 per 1,000 people
#48 New Hampshire: 0.911 per 1,000 people
#49 Vermont: 0.725 per 1,000 people
#50 Maine: 0.561 per 1,000 people
#51 North Dakota: 0.466 per 1,000 people
Weighted average: 2.6 per 1,000 people



DEFINITION: Aggravated assault total cases (2004) Per capita figures expressed per 1,000 population.


SOURCE: Bureau of Justice Statistics via StateMaster

[Mikhail-u]

Crime Statistics > Burglary by state
Rank States Amount (top to bottom)
#1 California: 245,903
#2 Texas: 220,118
#3 Florida: 166,332
#4 North Carolina: 101,193
#5 Ohio: 96,954
#6 Georgia: 82,992
#7 Illinois: 75,944
#8 New York: 70,696
#9 Michigan: 64,394
#10 Washington: 60,632
#11 Tennessee: 60,205
#12 Arizona: 56,885
#13 Pennsylvania: 54,443
#14 Louisiana: 45,359
#15 Alabama: 44,666
#16 South Carolina: 43,425
#17 Indiana: 42,168
#18 New Jersey: 41,030
#19 Missouri: 40,472
#20 Maryland: 36,682
#21 Oklahoma: 35,244
#22 Massachusetts: 34,469
#23 Colorado: 33,008
#24 Arkansas: 30,099
#25 Oregon: 30,072
#26 Virginia: 28,793
#27 Minnesota: 28,048
#28 Mississippi: 27,661
#29 Kentucky: 25,902
#30 Wisconsin: 23,854
#31 Nevada: 23,142
#32 Kansas: 19,999
#33 New Mexico: 19,924
#34 Iowa: 18,174
#35 Connecticut: 15,570
#36 Utah: 15,221
#37 West Virginia: 10,932
#38 Hawaii: 10,827
#39 Nebraska: 9,826
#40 Idaho: 7,626
#41 Maine: 6,341
#42 Rhode Island: 5,465
#43 Delaware: 5,383
#44 New Hampshire: 4,966
#45 District of Columbia: 3,946
#46 Alaska: 3,773
#47 Montana: 3,515
#48 Vermont: 3,386
#49 South Dakota: 3,149
#50 Wyoming: 2,738
#51 North Dakota: 1,910
Total: 2,143,456
Weighted average: 42,028.5



DEFINITION: Burglary total cases (2004)


SOURCE: Bureau of Justice Statistics via StateMaster

[Mikhail-u]

Crime Statistics > Arson deaths by state
VIEW DATA: Totals
Definition Source Printable version

Bar Graph Map Correlations

Rank States Amount (top to bottom)
#1 Pennsylvania: 55.56
#2 Iowa: 23.26
#3 Michigan: 18.46
#4 New York: 14.18 #5 Minnesota: 12.71
#6 Illinois: 10.08
#7 South Dakota: 9.62
#8 Nebraska: 6.93
#9 North Dakota: 6.85
#10 Maryland: 5.91
#11 Kansas: 4.9
#12 Indiana: 3.4
#13 Tennessee: 3.17
#14 Utah: 3.13
#15 Massachusetts: 2.66
#16 Alaska: 2.6
#17 Ohio: 2.38
#18 Connecticut: 2.06
#19 Georgia: 2.02
#20 South Carolina: 1.71
#21 Texas: 1.61
#22 Washington: 1.49
#23 Oklahoma: 1.33
#24 Florida: 1.24
#25 Oregon: 1.16
#26 Louisiana: 1.07
#27 Virginia: 1.05
#28 Arkansas: 0
#29 Maine: 0
#30 Rhode Island: 0
#31 Kentucky: 0
#32 Nevada: 0
#33 New Hampshire: 0
#34 Colorado: 0
#35 New Jersey: 0
#36 New Mexico: 0
#37 Idaho: 0
#38 Arizona: 0
#39 Hawaii: 0
#40 North Carolina: 0
#41 Delaware: 0
#42 Wisconsin: 0
#43 Alabama: 0
#44 Vermont: 0
#45 Mississippi: 0
#46 Missouri: 0
#47 West Virginia: 0
#48 Montana: 0
#49 Wyoming: 0
Weighted average: 4.1



DEFINITION: Rate of civilian deaths per 1000 arson fires.


SOURCE: US Fire Administration, 2001

[Mikhail-u]

Crime Statistics > Motor vehicle theft (per capita) by state
VIEW DATA: Totals Per capita
Definition Source Printable version

Bar Graph Map Correlations

Rank States Amount (top to bottom)
#1 District of Columbia: 1.527 per 100 people
#2 Nevada: 0.937 per 100 people
#3 Arizona: 0.931 per 100 people
#4 California: 0.699 per 100 people
#5 Washington: 0.688 per 100 people
#6 Hawaii: 0.676 per 100 people
#7 Maryland: 0.64 per 100 people
#8 Colorado: 0.516 per 100 people
#9 Oregon: 0.509 per 100 people
#10 Michigan: 0.5 per 100 people
#11 Georgia: 0.488 per 100 people
#12 Missouri: 0.446 per 100 people
#13 Florida: 0.44 per 100 people
#14 Louisiana: 0.436 per 100 people
#15 Tennessee: 0.415 per 100 people
#16 Texas: 0.412 per 100 people
#17 New Mexico: 0.41 per 100 people
#18 Rhode Island: 0.379 per 100 people
#19 South Carolina: 0.367 per 100 people
#20 Oklahoma: 0.365 per 100 people
#21 Ohio: 0.356 per 100 people
#22 New Jersey: 0.348 per 100 people
#23 Massachusetts: 0.345 per 100 people
#24 Alaska: 0.338 per 100 people
#25 Indiana: 0.336 per 100 people
#26 Illinois: 0.316 per 100 people
#27 Connecticut: 0.314 per 100 people
#28 North Carolina: 0.311 per 100 people
#29 Utah: 0.31 per 100 people
#30 Alabama: 0.308 per 100 people
#31 Kansas: 0.307 per 100 people
#32 Nebraska: 0.301 per 100 people
#33 Mississippi: 0.27 per 100 people
#34 Minnesota: 0.263 per 100 people
#35 Delaware: 0.255 per 100 people
#36 Pennsylvania: 0.249 per 100 people
#37 Arkansas: 0.234 per 100 people
#38 Virginia: 0.23 per 100 people
#39 New York: 0.213 per 100 people
#40 Kentucky: 0.21 per 100 people
#41 West Virginia: 0.206 per 100 people
#42 Wisconsin: 0.205 per 100 people
#43 Idaho: 0.191 per 100 people
#44 Iowa: 0.182 per 100 people
#45 Montana: 0.173 per 100 people
#46 Wyoming: 0.157 per 100 people
#47 New Hampshire: 0.148 per 100 people
#48 North Dakota: 0.142 per 100 people
#49 South Dakota: 0.109 per 100 people
#50 Maine: 0.099 per 100 people
#51 Vermont: 0.092 per 100 people
Weighted average: 0.4 per 100 people

[zgorynych]

Миша, тем более, если там у репов всё так прекрасно как ты пытаешься здесь доказать - то почему ты не там? Глупый ты... сам себя сейчас зарыл. Хотя может и мазохист, пытаешься кайф схватить живя в центре лево-либерализма. :evillaugh

Кстати property crime выше в богатых штатах потому что там есть что украсть. Банки ведь скорее грабят чем богадельни.

Those other crimes якобы выше в "лево-либеральных" штатах потому--что там никто статистику не скрывает в отличии от good ol' boys на Юге которые мыслят как совковый обкомовец перед приездом шишки из центра. А вот ту статистику которую НЕВОЗМОЖНО скрыть - rates of incarceration - там реповские штаты не просто впереди а встратосфере. И всё равно умудряюца быть в первой трети статистического криминала.

[Serge7]

Миша, тем более, если там у репов всё так прекрасно как ты пытаешься здесь доказать - то почему ты не там? Глупый ты... сам себя сейчас зарыл. Хотя может и мазохист, пытаешься кайф схватить живя в центре лево-либерализма. :evillaugh

Згорыныч, у вас в MA , одни из самых идеальных социальных программ в USA ... Он же признал, какой идиот от этого уедет... ;) :lol: