A specially created goal was brought out with five different targets in the netting and the players had to nominate where they were aiming.
In more precise terms, we estimate it to be -0.277 on the scale used by the statistical system DW-Nominate, where a score of negative one represents an extremely liberal candidate and positive one an extremely conservative candidate.
(Kanye West, meanwhile, is only in the producer of the year category, despite being ubiquitous for a large portion of this exhausting year). Is this an actual sea change moment in terms of who gets nominated where?
They were very good about this; they realised there was a side to me other than music and they would take the long-suffering family to a place which I had nominated where there were churches and castles and abbeys.
On Sunday the finance minister, Mathias Cormann, wouldn't nominate where the floor would be set but did note there had been discussion at Coag meetings about a base of at least 50%.
A new chapter is opening in the Republican nominating fight, where patience is turning to restlessness as the contest moves into April with no conclusion in sight.
But any suggestion of ennui was drowned out by lights and bunting at Sunday's nominating convention, where an 11,000-seat hall rang with chants of "Pu-tin!
The shifting dates have forced the presidential campaigns to reconsider every aspect of their nominating strategy — where to compete, how to spend money, when to start television advertising.
Weaver said that Clinton's focus on the issue comes in response to concerns about her standing in the first nominating states, where voters will weigh in next month.
"We'll think about New York, California, Missouri" — he named a few more states in the tsunami of Feb. 5 nominating contests where his poll numbers are listing — "we'll think about everything on the morning of Jan . 30.
