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Updated numbers: Updated Late Afternoon Numbers Mucho flattering to Kerry; plus Nader makes an appearance. By Jack Shafer Updated Tuesday, Nov. 2, 2004, at 4:28 PM PT Florida Kerry 51 Bush 49 Ohio Kerry 51 Bush 49 Michigan Kerry 52 Bush 46 Nader 1 Pennsylvania Kerry 53 Bush 46 Iowa Kerry 50 Bush 49 Wisconsin Kerry 51 Bush 48 Nader 1 Minnesota Kerry 52 Bush 46 Nader 2 New Hampshire Kerry 54 Bush 44 Nader 1 New Mexico Kerry 50 Bush 48 Nader 1 Colorado Kerry 49 Bush 50 Nader 1 Arkansas Kerry 45 Bush 54 Nader 1 Missouri Kerry 47 Bush 52 New York Kerry 62 Bush 36 Nader 2 Nevada Kerry 49 Bush 48 Nader 1 New Jersey Kerry 54 Bush 44 Nader 1 West Virginia Kerry 45 Bush 54 Nader 1 http://www.slate.com/id/2109053/

Robert Novak just said on CNN that Republican insiders are pessimistic about Ohio for Bush...based on the early numbers

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Zogby calls it It's one pollster's prediction, and hours before the nets weigh in with their calls, but at 5 p.m. ET, pollster John Zogby calls the race for John Kerry, with landslide proportions: 311 to 213 electoral votes, and only two states too close to call: Nevada and Colorado. But, what's this? Zogby's final-final poll has Bush winning the popular vote, but just barely, 49.4 to 49.1 percent, and not really, when you consider the margin of error, +/- 3.2 percent. Stay tuned for an exciting night. -- Geraldine Sealey [14:41 PST, Nov. 2, 2004] http://www.salon.com/politics/war_room/

Zogby calls it It's one pollster's prediction, and hours before the nets weigh in with their calls, but at 5 p.m. ET, pollster John Zogby calls the race for John Kerry, with landslide proportions: 311 to 213 electoral votes, and only two states too close to call: Nevada and Colorado. But, what's this? Zogby's final-final poll has Bush winning the popular vote, but just barely, 49.4 to 49.1 percent, and not really, when you consider the margin of error, +/- 3.2 percent. Stay tuned for an exciting night. -- Geraldine Sealey [14:41 PST, Nov. 2, 2004] http://www.salon.com/politics/war_room/

:rotfl: *** What a sad story. The kid's got to live with this memory the rest of his life.

Early exit polls in Ohio suggest the voters are more interested in JOBS then they are in the War on Terrorism & that spells bad news for the Elephants. Here's the lastest info - Kerry in the lead in almost all the key states by a sliver. http://www.slate.com/id/2109053/ *** The first wave of exit-poll data reaching my desk comes from a variety of sources. In some states the sources disagree about the specific margin by which a candidate leads, but never about which candidate is out in front. Some of the confusion may stem from the mixing of morning exit-poll numbers with early afternoon numbers. With those provisos and the understanding that the early numbers are predictive of nothing without their accompanying computer model, here's what I've heard: Florida Kerry 50 Bush 49 Ohio Kerry 50 Bush 49 Pennsylvania Kerry 54 Bush 45 Wisconsin Kerry 51 Bush 46 Michigan Kerry 51 Bush 47 Minnesota Kerry 58 Bush 40 Nevada Kerry 48 Bush 50 New Mexico Kerry 50 Bush 48 North Carolina Kerry 49 Bush 51 Colorado Kerry 46 Bush 53 Other exit-poll results have arrived in more vague form, with Kerry leading Bush in New Hampshire but trailing him in Arizona and Louisiana.

Too bad. The swing states are Ohio and Florida

Yes, but why waste the space

I just voted for every democrat I could find on my ballot...along with the rest of the fruits and nuts in my state. No one was there to intimidate my vote - if anyone had, I threatened to join the NRA My prediction: Kerry will win based on the get out the vote drive.

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The skins practiced in my hometown when I was growing up...

Saturday, November 6, 2004 - The Business of Chick Flicks at the American Film Mkt 2pm They Call Them "Chick Flicks": Offensive or Good Marketing? Programmed by: The International Committee of Women in Film Women's pictures used to be guilty pleasures: No more! Now they're kicking butt, getting respect and grossing huge. From frothy romance to whale-riding adventures, these films show us who we are, where we've been, what we can take, and better yet, what we can dish out. Moderator: June Shelley, International Sales & Marketing Consultant; Chair, The International Committee of Women in Film Panelists: Jack Amiel, Writer, Raising Helen, The Prince & Me Michael Begler, Writer, Raising Helen, The Prince & Me Martha Coolidge, Director, The Prince & Me, Rambling Rose, Angie, Valley Girl Aiyana Elliott, Director/ Writer, Tough, The Ballad of Ramblin' Jack Kathleen McLaughlin, Producer, Rabbit-Proof Fence, The Quiet American Dana Precious, President, New Media, Ignition Creative Mark Rosman, Director/ Writer, Cinderella Story, The Perfect Man, Lizzie McGuire

She deserves it! :good job:

Im sure everyone will be happy when this is over, particularly the non-US Beatking members who must be sick of all the political threads. Well, we are almost there... :bigsmile:

Analysis Nov. 1, noon ET: Last night we warned that Florida and Ohio were on a knife's edge and that Kerry could not survive if he lost both. This morning we got two polls that nudged both states ever so slightly back to Bush. The only reason we've had these states leaning one way or the other in the last 24 hours is that we decided at the outset of this project to allocate even the iffiest states. When you look at all the data, Florida and Ohio are tossups. By favoring one criterion over another, you can make a solid argument for either candidate in either state. Last night the weight of evidence was heavier for Kerry by three ounces. Today it's heavier for Bush by two ounces. We warned last night not to make too much of Kerry's 299. We'll warn now not to make too much of Bush's 286. Here is the math that matters: If all the states in which the data lean discernibly to either candidate vote as the polls suggest, the election will come down to Florida and Ohio. If Bush takes both, he wins. If Kerry takes either, he wins. Since the odds in each state are approximately 50-50, with a tiny edge to Bush, the combined probability of Kerry winning the election is about 70 to 75 percent. http://www.slate.com/id/2108751/

His earlier music ranks with the worst of all time: http://www.pathcom.com/~boby/lsd.htm :wha':

Trumpter, activist. Thirty-eight albums; one Kora All Africa Music Award; one BBC Radio Jazz Award; one Friends of the UN Humanitarian Award; one memoir; one anthem of freedom-'Bring Him Back Home (Nelson Mandela).' Take a look at Hugh Masekela's recent autobiography, Still Grazing, and you'll be in awe of the many lives packed into one; the precocious youth growing up outside of Johannesburg (he was given one of Louis Armstrong's trumpets when he was 17); the exile taken in by NY's bebop royalty and artists such as Harry Belafonte, Yehudi Menuhin and Miriam Makebo (the former wife)...Along the way there was the Monterrey Pop Festivals; the 1974 'Rumble in the Jungle' concert in Zaire...Paul Simon's Graceland Tour--but also broken marriages, a battle with addiction... (Vanity Fair, November '04)

Its got a chick star I didnt look at her list ...

Any color of the Rainbow. No bushes are fine, too :bigsmile: