Chris, a loyal BlogWood reader, sent an email to the Tampa City Council yesterday, just as I suggested in this post on hysterical Christians. Chris also posted the exact same message as a comment on that post. (Scroll all the way down to see the comments) Today, the SP TImes did an article on reaction …
Remember a few days ago, when we discovered that Miami had lost computer data from the 2002 election – data it should have been backing up and archiving? Officials blamed the loss on a computer crash and said that no backups existed. Well, now the data has been mysteriously recovered, found backed up on a …
Monday is the deadline to Register to Vote in the Aug. 31 primary.
Pig mobile makes the paper. More Pig Mobile action.
A group of young children were planning a holiday show downtown. They scheduled a series of meetings, and before every meeting began, they invited a different neighborhood kid to invoke the spirit of Santa Clause so that their endeavor would be blessed with good luck. Then one day a kid rose to give the invocation …
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“It’s an astonishing level of hypocrisy,” said Sharon Lettman-Pacheco of the liberal People for the American Way Foundation, which sued the state seeking to force manual recounts for touch screen machines. “Which one is it: Do the machines work, or do they know something that we don’t?” Obviously, they know something. Now, I’ve been encouraging …
I got mine. Here’s how to get yours: Note – In Hillsborough and many other counties, absentee ballots are handled with an optical scan system, a very reliable method that leaves a countable paper trail. Hillsborough County residents (More information: General Hillsborough County info) Here’s a link to all of the Florida county elections supervisors. …
I’ve said it before: no conspiracy is needed. These are mostly Microsoft Windows based machines and they are prone to crash and are very buggy – just like the machines that most of you use at home and work. The errors that make the news are known errors. What else is lurking out there that …
I’m fighting an attack of comment spam today – automated comments posted to the site advertising whatever. I’m trying various methods to block and clean up, but in the meantime, I have no time for posting. Back soon…
July 28, 2004 – 7:54 am
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By Norwood
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Posted in Misc
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