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This week’s question

It's a big day for my baby boy on Monday. Cat that is, not William. He's going in for a scan to see if there's anything wrong with him. I'm not too sure whether this scan is worth it or not, but I'm going to go ahead with it anyway. Will my cat get a clean bill of health after his scan on Monday?

Pick your answer from the following:



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How the Votes Have Been Cast

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Discussion on Current Vote:

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You've found the EastBayRag vote page. Here, you get the opportunity to let us know what you think. Each week, we will have votes on important issues. Well, probably not important issues, more like trivial things that come to mind on a Sunday morning after a belly full of beer from a Saturday night.

This week's current vote is shown above. After the votes are in, EBR will provide in depth analysis of the results so you can find out if you are running with the crowd or if you're out there on your own. You never know, you may even learn something, but that's highly unlikely. Analysis of last week's vote is shown below. If you want to see historic votes, checkout the vote archives.

Oh! And the cool thing before I forget, the graphs update as you vote ...... Wow! And what's more, the colors are allocated randomly, so each time you refresh the page, you will see different colors on the graphs. (F5 is normally the shortcut key to refresh, but may depend on your browser.) Go on .... try it.

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Analysis of Last Week's Vote

The following question was presented:

Apparently there was an election this past week, who knew?

Results:

I did was the clear winner with 86% of the votes selected from the following:

  • I did (86%)
  • I didn't (14%)

Analysis:

Looks like most of you knew there was an election and I guess it was kind of a dumb question given how much it's been on the news. That said, I kind of found myself less interested in it this time round and the interesting thing is that I've heard more about it from non-US people than I have from folks in the US. Probably not a statistically viable sample, but something I thought was interesting.

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