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[politicalbetting.com] politicalbetting.com » Blog Archive » Will the “2010 polling ...: I chose a scenario [about 4 times the widening in the table in the main post], which would give 50% of voters being over-55s, matching the MORI certain to vote figures cited by Mike Smithson. This was using figures before adjustment for don’t knows and refusers [the so-called "spiral of silence" adjustment].

[ScienceBlogs : Combined Feed] Pharyngula: Survivor: Pharyngula! Day Four.: I've not been back to this blog in a long time, and seeing what has recently taken place here in recent days confirms my decision to remove Pharyngula from my RSS reader. The rare science article found here is simply not worth subjecting myself to what passes for "reasoning" from the far left.

[Comics Should Be Good! @ Comic Book Resources] Comics Should Be Good! @ Comic Book Resources » Final Crisis FAQ: It must be in there somewhere and I’m just not finding it in the story, but how is the multiverse status quo different after Final Crisis than before it? You could maybe point to the removal of the Monitors (and a side question on that: if the Monitors are gone and their goal is to prevent an overabundance of travel between universes because that could cause another Crisis, as said in Countdown, wouldn’t their absence mean that the multiverse is now in imminent danger of collapse?) but, since the Monitors were only introduced as part of the buildup to Final Crisis, I have a hard time seeing their absence as a result of Final Crisis to be a real change in the status quo.

[Docstoc feed for: Technology] Digit Mag January 2006: Below: A document with a watermark that has not been washed out. In most cases, you'll want the former DIGIT JANUARY 2006 87 Digital Tools l Tips & Tricks Create Your Own .

[Olbermann Watch - MSNBC's Countdown with Keith Olbermann] Olbermann Watch - MSNBC's Countdown with Keith Olbermann ...: [This was first posted on June 28, 2006] Since its inception almost a year ago, MSNBC's Keith Olbermann has devoted a regular segment on his Countdown show to attacking various people who have gained the Countdown host's derision. The segment, titled "Worst Person in the World," is a strong measure of the MSNBC host's overwhelming bias against conservatives as the segment has served as a launchpad for attacks against conservative figures and positions at a dramatically greater rate than against the left.

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