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Back to the Grindstone! Before you read further, check out this link. Did you read it? Really. Then you'll know that I'm starting to be scared about the things that follow me and I cause. As someone said it's like I'm a ship in the ocean leaving a wake of destruction behind me. In last nights post I mentioned that there would be no more crane collapses in NYC because I'm home now and they only happen when I'm gone. And what would you know. I get up, make coffee, turn on CNN just in time to see a story about a cran. ticket.

More from Vegas More from VegasPosted by Dan Wolken Sorry it's late (almost 2 a.m. Memphis time!) but I just got in from watching games, then a late dinner. Observations: - I went to watch Lance Stephenson. First time I've seen him. I was so personally offended by his play, I had to leave at halftime. I just couldn't take it anymore. It was like when you walk into a bad movie and 30 minutes into it, you know this thing is going nowhere. Folks, he's a complete circus. A walking debacle. The pouting, the bad . Texas A.

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Poll Analysis: Tiny Gains for McCain Today tickets, Obama McCain 99.8% probability of winning 0.1% probability of winning Mean of 316 electoral votes Mean of 222 electoral votes Yesterday's analysis showed Sen. Barack Obama leading Sen. John McCain by 318 to 220 electoral votes. With seven new polls released today, Obama slips just a bit. After 100,000 simulated elections, Obama wins 99,839 times (plus he get the 33 ties).

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Why Did the VW Plant Go To Tennessee? tickets, Alabama state Sen. Hank Sanders had an interesting op-ed in the paper Thursday examining the recent trend in which Alabama is always the bridesmaid, never the bride when it comes to convincing big automakers to locate in the state. Now it seems like Alabama just can't win an automobile plant. We lost Nissan to Mississippi. Gov. Riley and his team tried to secure the Kia plant. It went to Georgia, locating just across the east Alabama line. Then they tried to lure Volkswagen. It went to Tenness.