With the Canadian and USian election looming, I'm trying to figure out a way to do realtime online polling which:

1. Displays results of the question "Who do you intend to vote for?" and margin of error in realtime, rather than after being analyzed by a statistician and reported on by the media.
2. Let's voters update their vote if they change their mind
3. Isn't possible to link between a user and who they voted for.

The goal is to make it possible for a pundit or interested third party to say "How are the results looking now?" whenever they want, rather than whenever Angus Reid wants. Stats is far from my best math, so I'm not sure if the idea I just came up with will produce statisticly relevant results.

gzt? Help?

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Wobbly bits all gone.

Had difficulties because I didn't know the password, so I had to call my roommate in Hawaii so he could reset the password for the account with the ISP.

This will someday happen to me: http://www.nataliedee.com/082608/i-love-you-cheerio-but-all-good-things-must-come-to-an-end.jpg

All the stuff that is my life, selected.

Triumphs

• Registered youngest daughter for school
• Got library cards for the whole family
• Got parking pass for the Eurovan for the new apartment's lot
• Went to first day of classes at CUA
• Got metro passes all around, including the extra special cripple card for my wife repleat with secret superpowers

Failures

• Didn't get keys to new apartment
• Didn't have enough coffee
• Failed to purloin all necessary items for young daughter's first day of school tomorrow

I love my bed...i'm so glad to be back in it.

Sometime last year, I lamented the lack of dim sum providers, (in my area or neighboring cities, or heck, anywhere I knew of), that were friendly to my sort.

I seek your advice.

The first 2up ride was lots of fun.