I ordinarily wouldn’t post about this sort of thing unless I had something to add, and I do. We had some relatives over this weekend, and we needed to go to the mall to get something. We really feared the worst. Not only was traffic almost normal for a Saturday, but parking wasn’t too bad, and the mall itself wasn’t very crowded. Read on…
In a recent post, I pointed to an article on some of the social network website tracking the election. I have since learned of another, much scarier one. More scary than any Halloween costume.
SayHear is a website that lets users call into a phone number and leave a short message on why they plan to vote for Obama or McCain, or not vote at all. You can play back these , messages from their website. Each message is tagged with the caller’s preferred candidate, and the city/state they’re from. Read on…
TechCrunch, a blog I don’t think I’ve mentioned yet, has an exellent post listing a bunch of ways to follow next week’s US presidential elections. It seems there are quite a few websites throwing their hat into this ring.
“I must study politics and war that
my sons may have liberty to study
mathematics and philosophy. ”
Here’s an interesting explanation of how our stock market varies in value so wildly while the assets of all these companies remains relatively the same Read on…