Analogman

Joe Leiberman is still standing behind McCain - amazing.

That is how the person I work with looks at it - she told me she refuses to use anything else.

The last time, we had the touch screen deal, but, as I said earlier, now we have a different type of machine. I certainly don't think there were enough machines in there, but I suppose we are use to less people voting - instead of a lot of people voting. I tip my cap to those who have been standing in line - sometimes for 8 or more hours.

I was talking to someone I work with a little while ago and she was asking me if I had the option to do a paper ballot - I don't think I have seen one of those since the 2nd Clinton term. She said where she lives, they only had five of those plastic deals for paper ballots, which slowed everything down.

I was hoping you were around to catch that post.

We had some talk about that in one of the political threads - I think for students, it is a touchy deal - that is voting where they go to school, or voting where they actually live when not in school.

I only had to wait a few minutes. There was only one person in the line for my precinct. I even let some people go ahead of me - as they did not have the day off - and were trying to vote before they had to go to work.

Since I was a young dude I have always wondered about this deal - and now, we have an answer:

Long lines form early as voters finally decideite

I don't have the songs - or I would just send them to you. I don't know if this works or not: Hacking Google: Turning a Search Engine into an MP3 Download

They only had 11 machines at the HS - I got lucky, as there was only one person in the line for my precinct. There was about 40 or so people there. and I got there not long after 7:30 am. We use a little purple thing that looks like a dart that touches the screen and makes a check mark now.

Hi Boys and Girls, I'm Jimmy Carl Black, and I'm the Indian of the group.

French plans to throw persistent pirates off the net have got closer to becoming law.

Not a link on Team Sara's website - Our Greatest Fear (by Danny Elfman)

Earlier, there was a segment on CNN about what would happen in the case of a tie. Election of 1824.

Chet Helms - Wikipedia entry Link (to the show below)

Video interview with Bertha Lewis from D.L. Hughley's show on CNN the other night.

Not usually the type of book I read, but I am reading all of Tony Hillerman's books.