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In speaking with some colleagues, I realized that none of them regularly consulted blogging BD. Yet when I've shown them some, they immediately become fans!

Hence this post in which I will present those I consult regularly:

1. Boulet . The BD incontournable.L blog author settles on his blog "notes", planks of a page (sometimes longer) telling stories about his daily life. It's often very funny, sometimes with the added touch of philosophy. The author tested various graphic styles, the result is usually successful. A visit once a week.
2. Martin Vidberg . This school teacher described the news, at a rate of about one bubble per day comic. Simple and effective! The graphic style is very entertaining in itself: all the characters are shaped potato, of "potato". Each personality (Show-business or politics) has its caricature "patatisée." A visit once a day.
3. Marion Montaigne . This blogger, in his blog "you will die less stupid", explains science through a zany character, Professor mustache (which is a girl with a mustache). From fun boards, it is possible to learn some very interesting things. The author often travels to meet researchers about their work places, and sources are always quoted in his notes. We can only regret the low frequency of releases! A visit once a month.
4. Navo . This guy is behind the biggest scam of the business of comics in recent years. And he boasts. He invented the comic strip not (BPD for short) , ie a comic strip without drawing ...! Only bubbles, boxes of 3. The concept may sound stupid, yet the result is often very funny. However, very hard (not for the sensitive). Note that the author is also part of a group of stand-up (at Jamel Comedy Club), named fuck Club, worth the trip every Monday evening in Paris!

That is, if you know you also to discover comics blogs, I'm interested in the comments!

I made ​​a few evenings in the Parisian nightclub, mainly on Saturday nights. For those looking to try it, here is my opinion:

1. The room:
   • Quite spacious, it is rare to miss much room for dancing. Beware, there is no 10m ² per person, but for a box of Paris, it is "comfortable".
   • Another plus, you can sit without having to pay a bottle. Tables and chairs from the restaurant are indeed available, next to the toilet. This is not the super class but it's still nice, especially that there are still seats free. For those who can afford and prefer to be a VIP banquettes are available behind the bar.
   • For exhibitionists, no pot by cons, no podium is in the room!
2. The bar:
   • The barmaids / barmen are often pros! If you ask several cocktails, they will blow up the ice, bottles and glasses in all directions. It throws!
   • Caution: A ticket system was implemented. It is rather odd, and I have not yet grasped the usefulness of the thing. Must first go to buy tickets to fund at each end of bar. Then you can exchange these vouchers against consumption. No need to line up directly in front of the bartender without a ticket, it will profit you nothing!
   • The redbull is a full-fledged consumer! A vodka / redbull and account for 2 drinks, or 20 €, that was a little hp (i) st ...
3. Music: All parties on Saturday night I made ​​were beautiful have a different name (Lovely girl, the ball singles, night meetings, etc..), The music did not change. The club med world wants to please everyone, the music is so general. In general, we feel a strong dominance in the house, rap and rnb. A small shift of 4/5 pieces of oriental music occurs during the evening. In short, there's something for everyone, but it is better to be heterogeneous bursting without interruption. No tektonick around, that's cool.
4. The average age: 20/25 years, largely dominated the room. The 26/30 years are also still present.
5. Prices: 20 € entry with a drink, 25 € with 2 drinks, and 31 € for 3 consos.

In conclusion, a very nice box where you can go dancing with friends with different tastes. Note that for those living in southern Paris region, this box is geographically well located.

The address:

CLUB MED WORLD
Bercy Village - 39, Paris Saint Emilion Court 12th
Metro (line 14): Cour St Emilion
Parking near Saint Emilion Bercy (6 euros per night from 19h to 5am)
Access through the doorway and then Paris Bercy Centre

On -Presse Citron , I learned of a site, checkfacebook , which provides statistics on facebook users.

In addition to a ranking of countries with the most users (France ranks fourth), it is possible to see the distribution of users for each country depending on age and gender. I am amused to click many different countries.

Curiously, it turns out that in all Western countries, more girls! (~ 53% to 57% of girls). You may say that this is the case for the population in many countries, but it seemed that this was due to the fact that men die earlier than women. This is also very visible on a pyramid, like here:

However, if one looks at age groups, the 13 to 34 years typically represent over 75% of users. These users have not surpassed the 65 years from which men are dying from diseases (including cardiovascular) more frequently than women.

Digging Deeper by studying the case of our beloved country: we realize that 52.9% of registered voters in our country are women, and 99.5% of all registered French were under 65. On the site of the INED , we see that the French under 65 years are composed of up to 50.1% of women and thus 49.9% of men. This gives us, ignoring 0.5% of users aged 65 +:

- 4,995,477 women on 26,062,192 women living in France (19.16% )

- 4,447,540 people registered on 25,944,558 people living in France (17.14%)

Women would therefore simply more likely to list themselves on the social network. Curious? The question is whether they are indeed real people or bots simple!