>>>>>Why waste everyones' time making a stink about it?
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>>>>I think what Naomi is trying to explain is that we sometimes create a thread on this site so to collect information and start exchanging with peers on a specific topic while working in parallel on something else. Then, when time comes, we would have already collected some info and would be able to better take a decision or apply some changes in some tasks we do. I do that on a regular basis. As soon as I can think about something in the future about analysis or collection of data I need to have to focus on an upcoming task, I will exchange on this site.
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>>>>I see also some people always refer to Google to find an answer. While this may be true or help in any kind of ways, it would then defies the usage of this Web site by always suggesting people to Google for an answer. While I can use it from time to time, I always prefer to start by creating a new thread here first so to benefit of this Web site exchange mechanism we have and talk on a topic. In parallel, I would use Google as well and if I find something, I would share it back here.
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>>>>This site is also having a great archive and it is one reason to create threads so to have everything here in our own ways. All my knowledge base data is on this site. So, even if I do not have a reply or an answer to a question, I would still add to the thread, when needed, so to store the added information and share it with other persons in case this may be helpful for others.
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>>>>This is just a few notes on the usage of this site and I think Naomi is using it quite OK, also including her thread she just created. I reply to this message but it is intended to anyone who participated in this thread and to provide an overview which may also be helpful for other members.
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>>>Thanks. It gets pretty annoying when people badger other users just for asking a question.
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>>I think John has a crush on Naomi and like a schoolboy, instead of asking her out, he keeps pulling her hair <g>
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>LOl... right..... and I voted for Obama too....

Maybe it was you who put him over the top in PA. Thank you.

Actually PA was not that close. 52.0% to 46.8%.

Ohio was a little closer but in no need of a recount -- 50.1% to 48.2%.

Florida was very close. Obama 50.0%, Romney 49.1%.

Obama by 9.5% in Michigan, 5.7% in Wisconsin, 5.6% in Iowa, 2.0% in Virginia (I wasn't even hoping for that one), 4.7% in Colorado, 9.9% in New Mexico, 11.7% in Arizona, 5.6% in New Hampshire. These were the so-called tossup states. It was a relatively close election but it wasn't that close.

Now I'm waiting for Republican partisans to say we lost and now we need to come together to address the problems our nation faces. You could hear a pin drop.