Re: A thought on seagames 22nd VIETNAM TIEN LEN!

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Cao_Ky@beer.com (Tran Cao Ky) wrote in message news:...
> SeaGames 22nd was the first SeaGames ever organized by Vietnam. One
> major concern was alway the bias in subjective sports toward the host
> country by the judges. This was certainly the babycry from some
> newspaper articles from Thailand and Philippines.
>
> The high number of gold medals won by Vietnam so far seems to add more
> suspicion on this theory, and certainly this high number raises a lot
> of eye-balls by many people.
>
> So I thought it would be interested to look at some statistics on
> recent seagames. A rule of the thumb is that as the gold-silver-bronze
> ratio is often 1-1-1 in each sport. Exceptions are sports where two
> bronzes are awarded to losing semifinalists.
>
> Statistics on the host country performances in recent seagames
> Source: http://english.seagames22.com.vn/mod...mes_recent.asp
>
> Seagames 15th -
> Malaysia 67 gold, 58 silver and 76 bronze medals
>
> Seagames 16th -
> Philipines 91 gold, 62 silver and 84 bronze
>
> Seagames 18th -
> Thailand 157 gold, 98 silver and 91 bronze medals
>
> Seagames 19th -
> Indonesia 194 gold, 101 silver and 115 bronze medals
>
> Seagames 21st
> Malaysia 111 gold, 75 silver and 85 bronze medals
>
> Seagame 22nd (to this time)
> Vietnam 73 gold, 31 silver, and 35 bronze
>
> Ratio of Gold/Total Medal - Derivation from the average distribution
> of 0.33
> Philipines: 91/146 = 0.38 ~20%
> Thailand: 157/346 = 0.45 ~35%
> Indonesia: 194/410 = 0.47 ~42%
> Malaysia: 111/271 = 0.40 ~24%
> Vietnam: 73/139 = 0.52 ~57%
>
> You work out the conclusion. Still Vietnam has about another 5 days to
> get the ratio *down* to the norm of the regional standard (which is
> already way different from the average distribution).

M/K cho+i vo+'i ma^'y tha(`ng do+? kie^?u xu+' mu` tha(`ng cho^.t la`m
vua thi` co' gi` pha?i khua heh heh. Chu+`ng na`o VN vo^ olympic nhu+ tu.i
Rumani thi` lu'c ddo' tui mo+'i ha?nh die^.n heh heh. Rumani co' ma^'y
trie^.u co`n VN to+'i 80 trie^.u.Lie^.u VN se~ va`o Olympic? Va` chu+`ng
na`o? heh heh./.


"EL CHINO BOATMEN'S CONSCIENCE" wrote in
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> Cao_Ky@beer.com (Tran Cao Ky) wrote in message
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> > SeaGames 22nd was the first SeaGames ever organized by Vietnam. One
> > major concern was alway the bias in subjective sports toward the host
> > country by the judges. This was certainly the babycry from some
> > newspaper articles from Thailand and Philippines.
> >
> > The high number of gold medals won by Vietnam so far seems to add more
> > suspicion on this theory, and certainly this high number raises a lot
> > of eye-balls by many people.
> >
> > So I thought it would be interested to look at some statistics on
> > recent seagames. A rule of the thumb is that as the gold-silver-bronze
> > ratio is often 1-1-1 in each sport. Exceptions are sports where two
> > bronzes are awarded to losing semifinalists.
> >
> > Statistics on the host country performances in recent seagames
> > Source:
http://english.seagames22.com.vn/mod...mes_recent.asp
> >
> > Seagames 15th -
> > Malaysia 67 gold, 58 silver and 76 bronze medals
> >
> > Seagames 16th -
> > Philipines 91 gold, 62 silver and 84 bronze
> >
> > Seagames 18th -
> > Thailand 157 gold, 98 silver and 91 bronze medals
> >
> > Seagames 19th -
> > Indonesia 194 gold, 101 silver and 115 bronze medals
> >
> > Seagames 21st
> > Malaysia 111 gold, 75 silver and 85 bronze medals
> >
> > Seagame 22nd (to this time)
> > Vietnam 73 gold, 31 silver, and 35 bronze
> >
> > Ratio of Gold/Total Medal - Derivation from the average distribution
> > of 0.33
> > Philipines: 91/146 = 0.38 ~20%
> > Thailand: 157/346 = 0.45 ~35%
> > Indonesia: 194/410 = 0.47 ~42%
> > Malaysia: 111/271 = 0.40 ~24%
> > Vietnam: 73/139 = 0.52 ~57%
> >
> > You work out the conclusion. Still Vietnam has about another 5 days to
> > get the ratio *down* to the norm of the regional standard (which is
> > already way different from the average distribution).

> Cao_Ky@beer.com (Tran Cao Ky) wrote in message
> news:...

>> SeaGames 22nd was the first SeaGames ever organized by Vietnam.

What are "SeaGames"?

Duke of URL wrote:
>>Cao_Ky@beer.com (Tran Cao Ky) wrote in message
>>news:...
>
>
>>>SeaGames 22nd was the first SeaGames ever organized by Vietnam.
>
>
> What are "SeaGames"?
>
>
Where the semen come from.

Al

mebbe a race among the boat people? wonder how many actually use a boat
these days...seemed like Uncle Ho's followers are having trouble feeding the
ones that wanna stay

"Al Zeller" wrote in message
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> Duke of URL wrote:
> >>Cao_Ky@beer.com (Tran Cao Ky) wrote in message
> >>news:...
> >
> >
> >>>SeaGames 22nd was the first SeaGames ever organized by Vietnam.
> >
> >
> > What are "SeaGames"?
> >
> >
> Where the semen come from.
>
> Al
>

In news:br5heq$1idj$1@msunews.cl.msu.edu,
Al Zeller radiated into the WorldWideWait:
> Duke of URL wrote:
>>> Cao_Ky@beer.com (Tran Cao Ky) wrote in message
>>> news:...
>>
>>>> SeaGames 22nd was the first SeaGames ever organized by Vietnam.
>>
>> What are "SeaGames"?
>>
> Where the semen come from.

Very good; a bi-level pun - remind me to make your death painless...

"ngocchung" wrote in message news:<2foBb.175$3y4.128@newssvr22.news.prodigy.com>...
> M/K cho+i vo+'i ma^'y tha(`ng do+? kie^?u xu+' mu` tha(`ng cho^.t la`m
> vua thi` co' gi` pha?i khua heh heh. Chu+`ng na`o VN vo^ olympic nhu+ tu.i
> Rumani thi` lu'c ddo' tui mo+'i ha?nh die^.n heh heh. Rumani co' ma^'y
> trie^.u co`n VN to+'i 80 trie^.u.Lie^.u VN se~ va`o Olympic? Va` chu+`ng
> na`o? heh heh./.

Thu+.c ra ma.nh ve^` the^? thao kho^ng co' nghi~a ma.nh ve^` kinh te^'
Last Olympics - A^'n ddo^. nu+o+'c ddo^ng da^n thu+' 2 tre^n the^'
gio+'i
chi? co' 1 BRONZE , dda^u co' nghi~a la` tu.i A^'n ddo^. do+? co`n VN
da`nh 1 SILVER ( Judo nu+~) dda^u co' nghi~a la` VN chu'ng ta ngon
Hehhehhheeee
Tuy nhie^n tui cu~ng pha?i chu'c mu+`ng tha`nh ti'ch ca'c va^.n ddo^ng
vie^n VN
nhu+ng ddu+`ng du`ng tha`nh ti'ch the^? thao ma` no'i che^' ddo^. CS
VN ngon la`nh thi` qua' cu+o+`ng ddie^.u - Co`n de` bi?u thanh ti'ch
va^.n ddo^ng vie^n VN (ho. cu~ng la` da^n VN) thi` qua' u+ co^' cha^'p


DTD


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> "EL CHINO BOATMEN'S CONSCIENCE" wrote in
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> > VIETNAM TIEN LEN !!!
> >
> >
> >
> > Cao_Ky@beer.com (Tran Cao Ky) wrote in message
> news:...
> > > SeaGames 22nd was the first SeaGames ever organized by Vietnam. One
> > > major concern was alway the bias in subjective sports toward the host
> > > country by the judges. This was certainly the babycry from some
> > > newspaper articles from Thailand and Philippines.
> > >
> > > The high number of gold medals won by Vietnam so far seems to add more
> > > suspicion on this theory, and certainly this high number raises a lot
> > > of eye-balls by many people.
> > >
> > > So I thought it would be interested to look at some statistics on
> > > recent seagames. A rule of the thumb is that as the gold-silver-bronze
> > > ratio is often 1-1-1 in each sport. Exceptions are sports where two
> > > bronzes are awarded to losing semifinalists.
> > >
> > > Statistics on the host country performances in recent seagames
> > > Source:
> http://english.seagames22.com.vn/mod...mes_recent.asp
> > >
> > > Seagames 15th -
> > > Malaysia 67 gold, 58 silver and 76 bronze medals
> > >
> > > Seagames 16th -
> > > Philipines 91 gold, 62 silver and 84 bronze
> > >
> > > Seagames 18th -
> > > Thailand 157 gold, 98 silver and 91 bronze medals
> > >
> > > Seagames 19th -
> > > Indonesia 194 gold, 101 silver and 115 bronze medals
> > >
> > > Seagames 21st
> > > Malaysia 111 gold, 75 silver and 85 bronze medals
> > >
> > > Seagame 22nd (to this time)
> > > Vietnam 73 gold, 31 silver, and 35 bronze
> > >
> > > Ratio of Gold/Total Medal - Derivation from the average distribution
> > > of 0.33
> > > Philipines: 91/146 = 0.38 ~20%
> > > Thailand: 157/346 = 0.45 ~35%
> > > Indonesia: 194/410 = 0.47 ~42%
> > > Malaysia: 111/271 = 0.40 ~24%
> > > Vietnam: 73/139 = 0.52 ~57%
> > >
> > > You work out the conclusion. Still Vietnam has about another 5 days to
> > > get the ratio *down* to the norm of the regional standard (which is
> > > already way different from the average distribution).

"Wakyer Eagle" wrote in message
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> mebbe a race among the boat people? wonder how many actually use a boat
> these days...

Probably not, afraid they would lose to many more......

Engineer

> "Al Zeller" wrote in message
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> > Duke of URL wrote:
> > >>Cao_Ky@beer.com (Tran Cao Ky) wrote in message
> > >>news:...
> > >
> > >
> > >>>SeaGames 22nd was the first SeaGames ever organized by Vietnam.
> > >
> > >
> > > What are "SeaGames"?
> > >
> > >
> > Where the semen come from.
> >
> > Al
> >
>
>

About time you took a bath.

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