Something Interesting Always Prevails

The write-up notes that nearly all defective ballots come in via the mail, instead of at polling locations. The state, like numerous other people, is shifting to “all mail” balloting. Which indicates that the number of defective ballots will improve substantially.

The primary problem is that in any close election, the sources of error will continue to exceed the distinction in between the candidates. Update: I wonder if this really is related to the prior write-up on politician’s ego centric behavior. Heh. In the left side of this internet website page, I’ve an region set aside for BlogAds. As I wrote within the past, I make sufficient on the weblog advertising to pay my monthly internet hosting fees. And that’s about it.

These days, for the very first time, I rejected a submitted weblog ad. It came via the BlogAds network as the largest weblog advertising campaign undertaken so far, meaning that this ad was placed on numerous hundreds of blogs simultaneously. The sponsor is really a nicely recognized tv network that’s going to run a series on a number of topics, which includes, apparently on-line dating, on-line affairs and on-line porn and porn companies. The issue was not the subject but that a few of the ads they planned to run had been not suitable for a “family friendly” internet website. The founder of BlogAds sent out a separate e-mail alerting his members to the problem and suggested we reject the ad instantly if it was not suitable for our internet websites.

Whilst I suspect that most of my readers are adults and wouldn’t be offended by the advertising, I do know that I’ve readers in public schools. A couple of years back, as schools instituted widespread content material filtering via programs like Bess, my own children could not read my internet website at their schools! This was mostly because of poor configuration of Bess – and as very best I can tell, my internet website is once more accessible in most schools. I don’t wish to endanger that so I will continue to maintain the website at a “family friendly” level.