It makes much more sense now. Nothing to worry about.

I'll share a photo.  This is a light drawing I did back in March:

I am going to vote on Friday.   I work in a different county than I live, and the polling place is the opposite direction.   I am off on Friday so I am going to go vote then.

A lot of people have been voting early in Georgia and a higher number of minorities are voting than White voters.  The GOTV campaign here in Georgia is really going to focus on early voting.

"CAN WE VOTE NOW?"

I hear that.  I live in Oregon and we get our ballots in about a week...can't wait.  I'm going to vote the very first night and get it in the mail the next day.  

This smear campaign by McCain and Palin is just WRONG.  When you have people yelling "terrorist" anf "kill him" when referring to Obama at your events, they should be disgusted and condem it right away.  

Where is the outrage from moderate, thinking conservatives.  This is terrible and I'm embarrased that we still have such ignorant people in this nation.

Okay, thanks for allowing me to vent a bit.  I feel fortunate to have a space like this.    

That says it all...

These will be amongst the longest weeks of my life till Nov 4th.

Oh Merkley...you are so awkward when campaigning.  It's obvious you are not that great at "the game"  It makes me like you even more.  We need a policy wonk like you in the US Senate.  Ride those Obama coattails.  Good luck!

i'm already convinced moose gal is headed off to join ferraro in historical footnote land, so i made her a little parting gift:

Nairobi - Not so fast, NASA, you wait your turn ESA.  President Mwai Kibaki has thrown the astronaut's gauntlet down today by announcing the formation of the country's new space program with a directive to "rapidly eject a live human being from Earth's gravity well, with the intent of hitting (landing) him on the plantetoid of Pluto."

President Kibaki's senior science advisor Dr. Kipchogi Ngugi gave a brief outline of the space shot:

"We have obtained one of the best and brightest Harvard has to offer, this man has a PhD, really."  "It has come full circle in the story of mankind; from the birthplace of mankind in the African continent, we are going to send man's progeny to the furthest known point within the solar system."

Dr. Ngugi continues:  "Although we can assure a successful launch, the recent worldwide economic crisis has mandated certain cutbacks within the program."  He would not elaborate.

Despite the high profile rollout of the surprise space mission, the astronaut who would have to endure the 6 billion kilometer, 8 year trip alone, trapped in a airtight container approximately twice the size of a coffin, has not been named.  "For security purposes" Kipbaki responded, "However, we intend to make the world aware of "Dr. C"'s contribution to science.

Yes, Jerome Corsi PhD (Piled higher and Deeper) did go to Harvard.