Voter turnout
Actually, I don’t really know how many people usually turn out in my district, but I figure if I blog it then I’ll have a record for next time.
We were #326 & #327 in Hamburg-7 and people were still lined up at 7:30pm.
Actually, I don’t really know how many people usually turn out in my district, but I figure if I blog it then I’ll have a record for next time.
We were #326 & #327 in Hamburg-7 and people were still lined up at 7:30pm.
A couple Darwin Awards came up that Buffalo’s scavengers should take notice of. First, Steel is Gold: Steel is valuable, especially the high grade alloy used in steel cable. Scrap metal dealers do not ask questions. They pay in cash. And a good supply of cables can be found in elevator shafts. This particular goldmine…
Back on to the Europe photos then. Still traipsing around Madrid, we are. Psst…. I also made a little tweak to the site’s CSS so that anytime I center an image it automatically adds a 20px black frame around it. Nice, huh?
The Prison of the Psychotic Damned premiere went really well! The first screening was standing room only, and the second was pretty full as well. For a full review, check out North Buffalo Journal and Review’s recap of the event. Nice meeting you, Mike! I’ll just add a few photos of my own… Dave Franczyk…
The Holy Thursday, Good Friday, and Easter Vigil masses are over. We’ve made our trips to the Broadway Market for all things Polish, Antoinette’s for chocolate, and Galley’s Nursery for Easter flowers. All that’s left to do is run out to my Aunt’s for brunch, and then back here to cook up a ham, as…
I’ve posted all the other Terminal events for October… except for this one – Doors Open Niagara 2006. The Terminal will be participating again this year both days – Saturday 10/14 and Sunday 10/15 from 10am-5pm. The Terminal is even the… ahem… poster child for this year’s event.