Notations On Our World (Special Community Edition): #2018 Elections is Before Us...

The 2018 elections has begun in earnest and the Orange County Registrar of Voters has already been hard at work.     Our team received this as we will continue to assess things on a Regional and of course National Basis in light of the continued challenges from the White House:

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Candidate Filing for June Primary Now Closed Candidate filing for the June Primary Election closed this evening at 5 p.m. There are 41 contests and 100 candidates that have qualified for the ballot. View our online tracking system for a complete list of candidates. Neal Kelley Registrar of Voters

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Public Review Begins on SaturdayThe public review period for candidate statements and ballot designations will begin on March 10th and run through March 19, 2018. Candidate statements that were filed can be reviewed online beginning tomorrow on our online system. Some Contests Extended for FilingSeveral offices have been extended for filing since the incumbent failed to file. These offices are open for filing during regular business hours through March 14, 2018 at 5 p.m. A complete listing of the extended offices can be viewed in our press release.

Random Draw for Candidate Ballot OrderWe will be conducting a random draw for the order of candidates for offices that extend into other counties on March 15, 2018 at 11 a.m. The Secretary of State will also conduct a drawing for all other candidates at the same time. 2018 Outreach Events IncreasingOur outreach events for the 2018 election cycle will continue to expand – we will be in Yorba Linda at the ShamROCK n’ Run event on Sunday, March 18th registering voters and recruiting volunteers.

Notations On Our World (Special Edition): A Look Into Dubai's Museum of the Future

Notations From the Grid (W-End Edition): On The State of the Cities

As we remember and embrace our World epitomized by the World Coming together durig the Winter Olympics,
Sometimes a picture noted below  is worth a billion words--Will we have the courage to overcome? 

Human population is growing and urbanizing. No need to panic but human impact needs careful management. Our cities need to be clean and free of pollution. We need to stop desertification to ensure food supply. Investment in permaculture and education are global priorities. pic.twitter.com/gryh6PwQaO

— Simon Kuestenmacher (@simongerman600) November 15, 2017