Where Do I Vote?

If you are like me, your local election officials are constantly moving around the polling places. It can be confusing, trying to figure out which of the hundred places you have voted in the past is the one for 2008. Well, this little app tries to bring together all of that information in one place. Enter your state and address, and it'll tell you where to go to cast your all-important ballot.

If you are not sure where to vote, please run this app today. Nothing worse than getting to election day and realizing for one reason or another, you have no idea where/how to vote!

Apparently, I need to move

It is common sense to move when one can't find a job where you live. My forefathers moved up here to the northeast from North Carolina, because there were so many jobs. One could even argue that American expansion was driven by the desire of men and women to find gainful employment.

But somehow, it never occurred to me that my location might be a problem in finding a mate. (In her defense, it DID occur to Shadowmom.) This "Singles Map" shows that CT is not a place with a surplus of marriageable women. But the good news is that I don't have to go too far to find a place where single women outnumber single men by 40,0000.

Anyone up for a long vacation in northern New Jersey?