It will be a busy week for me working this week. Most of it is due to workload, but a portion of the time is because I will spend some time in Dixville Notch, NH campaigning. For those of you not familiar with Dixville Notch, it is a small community in New Hampshire. The residents there vote at Midnight on Election Day. Soon after everybody is finished voting, the town sends out a press release with the results. It is sometimes used as a barometer to fortell how the country is doing. (Though it’s not always accurate as Libertarian Party candidate Harry Browne won Dixville Notch in 1996.
This week will probable be limited to snippets of replies to the events taking place this week. (Some Olympics news and my reaction to them as well as the usual stuff going on in Washington.)
The good news isn’t just that the United States defeated Canada 5-3 in men’s hockey last night. What is also good is that there doesn’t seem to be any Cinemafia spies masquerading themselves as referees or any other sporting event officials. I would like to take a moment to thank Canada for keeping the games clean and not letting officiating affect the outcomes of games and events.
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It will be a busy week for me working this week. Most of it is due to workload, but a portion of the time is because I will spend some time in Dixville Notch, NH campaigning. For those of you not familiar with Dixville Notch, it is a small community in New Hampshire. The residents there vote at Midnight on Election Day. Soon after everybody is finished voting, the town sends out a press release with the results. It is sometimes used as a barometer to fortell how the country is doing. (Though it’s not always accurate as Libertarian Party candidate Harry Browne won Dixville Notch in 1996.
This week will probable be limited to snippets of replies to the events taking place this week. (Some Olympics news and my reaction to them as well as the usual stuff going on in Washington.)
The good news isn’t just that the United States defeated Canada 5-3 in men’s hockey last night. What is also good is that there doesn’t seem to be any Cinemafia spies masquerading themselves as referees or any other sporting event officials. I would like to take a moment to thank Canada for keeping the games clean and not letting officiating affect the outcomes of games and events.
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