Thank you Ray! - your comments inspire me to keep on. I am always open to the possibility of a sale - please send me an offer at accounts@thinkresults.com. Meanwhile, I have been talking about this with my best friend and others - and, who knows, your comment may have ironically prodded me to be more consistent and want to keep the site. Who knows - We shall see - however. Yes - I am crazy busy with "day job" although said job does connect with my work here. All that said, I appreciate your offer and trust that we may continue the dialogue regardless. I look forward to hearing back (and from anyone else out there!). This is the kind of stuff that keeps me going! :)

I like it. Much more intuitive. The less I have to think about what I am doing versus what I am saying the better. Dashboard has now become one of my top three start pages every morning - I am going to call it creation central.

Reuters/C-SPAN/Zogby poll released on Tuesday (day after CNN) shows back up to 8% again whereas CNN poll likely missed Sunday's news cycle: Obama leads McCain 50 percent to 42 percent. Basically, the numbers are solidifying.

cbk16 wrote: "By including Michigan in the delegate count, you have to count Michigan in the popular vote. " -- This is a point of principal now since popular vote does not matter in a non-election nomination process anyway. However, to that point, if you "have to" count MI which was a false primary (as originally agreed to by all candidates including Clinton) with only one candidate listed, then you "have to" count the caucus states - and Obama still comes out on top in popular vote. Again - none of this matters anyway - it's just that if you are going to include asterisk states to serve your own purposes for bragging rights, then you "have to" include all of them.

jill wrote: that I am "falsly still claiming that Obama won the popular vote. It is very sad to think that these young voters can't count and are so easily misled by TV fools like Matthews, Olbermann and Russert." - I am in my 40s, can count and have been around long enough not to be "misled" by cable "TV" - especially since I don't even have cable "TV". I do hear that the one known as Bill O'Reilly seems to be a favorite of your ex-candidate. - Besides being irrelevant to the way that HRC and her team agreed that the nomination would be run, your reference to RealClear Politics vote tallies is interesting as they do not count Michigan in their first selection - likely since that would be like giving credibility to the vote for Castro or Stalin. The nomination contest is over. There are no more primaries left. Now there is an opportunity to rise above your circumstances or wallow in them through blame, self-righteousness and self-pity. As one commenter, Maung Maung Nyo, put it: "There should be some grace and respite for the loser". That opportunity was given last night. That opportunity was fumbled. The only person to blame for that is certainly not Dean, Pelosi and Reid. Hopefully HRC can salvage some of that grace, with whatever "decision" she makes, in the next few days.