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Honestly I didn't even know Tabitha St. Germaine voiced so many characters just within the ponyverse. Zecora really surprises me!
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What is this thing in my mouth... It's pink and it's slippery...
Tara Strong is like the Samuel L Jackson of the cartoon/video game universe. She is everywhere!
And then they do a Tara Strong chart and it breaks people's computers trying to load that big a file.
Now we need charts for the other characters too. Like Trixie, One example is that the voice actor for her used to voice Dot from Reboot. :D
I love it how people who worked on Ed, Edd, n Eddy continues to appear somewhere in the workforce. :D
Don't forget that Cathy Weseluck (Spike's voice) also voice Cybersix in her eponymous series.
As a animation historian buff, I highly approve of this.
This is awesome!
Omfg, my moms friend is the voice actor for martha speaks dog, witch means O_O my moms friends voices for rarity nnm and luns!!! Omgomgomgomgomgomg!!!!!!
I would never have guessed that Spike and Near had the same voice actor. Or that Zecora and Rarity was voiced by the same person.
Spike is also the voice of Near from Death Note? Dear Celestia! I hear it now o.O I didn't expect the Mayor either.
All of the voice actors on this show are incredible. Tabitha St. Germaine especially amazes me with all she brings to Rarity's line readings.
HOLY- HOW IS SPIKE THE SAME VOICE ACTOR AS DEATH NOTE'S NEAR?!?! Can not unhear.......
Someone get to redubbing Twilight sparkle scenes with lines from Princess Clara
Uh, are you *sure* Tabitha St.Germain voiced Zecora? Not to say she isn't a talent voice actress but Zecora and Rarity never sounded remotely alike to me.
Although it is cool to know she did the voice of Naz in Ed,Edd and Eddy, I would have never guessed!
There totally needs to be a Pinkie X Reboot crossover now!
Wow I love this, such a cool visual.
I hope for their next big scoop EQD snags a interview with one of the voice actors.
Also it's not shown here but Tabitha St Germain voiced Minty the pony from G1 or G2 MLP which I think is so awesome!
People have done that, and yes, it's totally hilarious.
Sqee at TwilightRaven. Twilight just got a ton of points in my personal bestpony rankings. To remain in second place to Rarity of course.
this is pretty cool, and maybe the fact that some of the VA's are DBZ and Ed, Edd & Eddy veterans will help convert some of my friends
That is but a tiny fragment of the people Tara Strong has provided the voice for.
that woman is in fucking everything seriously
Tara Strong was also the cheerleader Tara, Britina, and Joss Possible in Kim Possible, Barbara Gordon/Batgirl in Batman: The Animated Series, Ingrid Third in Fillmore!, Ilana in Sym-Bionic Titan, Kylie Griffin in Extreme Ghostbusters, etc., etc, etc...(although, to be fair, she's got such a huge resume, it'd take like 5 pages of picture charts to list them all...)
And nitpicky technical note, she only voiced Ben in the first Ben 10 incarnation, when he was young.
I honestly only recognize the ponies and Bubbles. The rest are a complete mystery
I only see two of the dozens of Gundam Characters...
That's already been done (NSFW):
Twilight Sparkle is just another beautiful virgin
Black People are Ponies, Too
Not technically a redub, but still funny as hell: Twilight Sparkle tries to impress the King
I already know Nicole Oliver, who voices Celestia, also voiced the Eldar Farseers in Warhammer 40k Dawn of War. It explained so much. XD
Also, missing Photo Finish from Tabitha St. Germain's chart.
Fluttershy looks so scared at how many tabs I have open...
That's really a very small slice of Tara Strong's VA resume and yet it's already ridiculously packed with awesome.
Looking her up on IMDB, Tabitha St. Germaine is indeed credited with all of the ponies above, as well as Photo Finish. That's outstanding.
It's funny... I had a random dream last night where Ben from Ben 10: Alien Force/Ultimate Alien used a last ditch transformation into Discord. The personality overwhelmed him and he went on a chaotic pranking spree. And now I'm reminded Tara Strong voiced Ben in the first series.
...Now I have the idea for a Ben 10-style pony story stuck in my head. o.o
Of course all together Tara has a ridiculously huge list. lol Fun charts thought, very cool. :D
Tabitha's pic is missing Photo Finish! I also confess I didn't realise she did Zecora. I should have known, though, Zecora and NMM have similar voice inflections.
Two of them also have voiced X-23 of X-Men fame. Andrea voiced her in X-Men: Evolution, and Tara has voiced her in most everything Laura has been in recently, including Marvel vs. Capcom 3!
Haha, those! I love those. There needs to be so many more Twilight Clara redubs.
I demand a picture of Cybersix/Adrian Seidelman for Cathy Weseluck
Huh, didn't know many of the voice actors also voiced the care bears
Interesting, I;ve been trying to find out who did Zecora for months now, and nobody knew.
Several of the voice actors also voiced ponies in the previous generations. I believe Pinkie was Sweety Belle and Rarity was Scootaloo in the preverious gen, or so.
I'd love to see more complete charts like this! For other voice actors as well, take Jim Cummings, it's amazing how many characters he voiced. (no pony stuff for as far as I know)
spike's VA (Cathy Cathy Weseluck)does kagome's mom in inuyasha
nightmare moon == luna
omg thats many.
clones self into millions
i voiced myself so many me's
Tara Strong played Raven in Teen Titans? Best cartoon adaption of DC outside of Batman TAS.
Heck yes!
Y'know, one of Tara Strong's earlier roles was actually 2 of the Koopalings from the "Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3," and "Super Mario World" cartoons. (Hip & Hop Koopa, AKA Lemmy & Iggy Koopa)
She was credited by her old name Tara Charondoff though, so some don't make the connection.
This is awesome! I love seeing what other roles voice actors play :D
The amazing voice talent is just one of many reasons why this show is awesome.
Serious credit to the writers. Some VAs have worked on past gens of MLP, but the characters didn't have anything interesting to say. When you have strong characterization and clever dialog, it just gives the VAs so much more to work with!
Not to mention, it just feeds the rest of the process. Suddenly storyboards are a LOT more interesting, and the whole show explodes with personality. Animation is more fun and interesting!
Whoever voiced Spike voiced Ken in the english dub of PPGZ and G3 Rarity.
Tabitha St Germain voiced G3.5 Scootaloo.
he person who played pinkie pie and fluttershy played Madeline and G3.5 Sweetie Belle.
And type their names in Wikipedia for a full list of character they voiced.
I can't believe no one has mentioned Cathy Weseluck voiced Shampoo from Ranma 1/2.
That's the wrong generation of Ben 10.
They don't even have half the characters she's done on there.
So if Applejack and Rainbow Dash have the same voice actress, does that make Appledash incestual?
Tara Strong voiced 10 year old Ben from the original show. That's 15 year old Ben, voiced by Yuri Lowenthal. A minor nitpick, but cool nonetheless.
Tera Strong's Chart needs to be fixed. She has voiced Ben Tennyson as a ten year old but she does not have and hand in voicing older ben in the newer series.
You can really hear Timmy during the fight to keep the book in the last episode of FiM.
Was expecting a long list for Tara Strong but wasn't expecting a drawn Together reference.
DBZ, Gundam, EE&E, Deathnote,a surprising amount of Carebears and freaking Reboot! Man these gals are talented.
Wacky that Spike's VA is also Purrur, Near, Chioatzu and the happy go-lucky friend from Inu-Yasha.
Tabitha St. Germaine doing Gundam I seem to remember hearing/reading about, unfortunately I not to familiar with those characters except for the fact that I know the last is from Seed(I Think.
Andrea Libman voiced young AndrAIa, not adult AndrAIa. She also voiced G3 Zipzee.
Cathy Weseluck voiced G3 Rarity, and Tabitha St. Germain voiced G3 Minty along with many others.
I already knew it, but I still can't get my head around the fact that Ben 10 is voiced by a girl...
Ohhh if only Kath Soucie took part in this show.
Her character chart would be infinite.
..Tabitha voiced Zecora? Missing from the Rarity list is Photo Finish by the way.
Am I the only one who liked St. Germain's VAing in Shana?
Spike and Near are the same voice actor?
Really, though, as if MLP couldn't have gotten any cooler...
Tabitha has also voiced Nokama from the two Bionicle: Metru Nui movies. Go figure, she's done so much already.
" . . . with special guest star Frank Welker as Uni."
The voice actors for Celestia and Chief Thunderhooves also voiced pretty much the entire cast of the Dawn of War video games.
More. More. MORE! I demand MORE!!! D8<
Um, that is... If you want to, of course. >.>
I think St. Germaine did Heloise from Jimmy Two-Shoes also.
I'm a big fan of Ashleigh Ball's, and I believe she also did the voices for Reira in the Anime Nana.
Go look that up. I loved that anime!
can some one help me find my marbles i drop them when this blow my mind
A lot of young male cartoon characters are voiced buy women. Bart Simpson for one is voiced by Nancy Cartwright.
Haha those are hilarious!
It pretty awesome how voice actors of old cartoons you loved are still working and doing new voices for new cartoons you love as well.
I had a nerdgasm when I realized Tara Strong was also the voice of Rikku from Final Fantasy X. She was one of my favorite characters from the game.
Awww, they left Denis from Kid vs Kat out of Spike's pile.
... Pinkie and Fluttershy is AndrAIa....?!
*head explodes*
Quick! Someone swap Hexidecimal and Discord's dialogue it's gonna be SO AWESOME /)^ɛ^(\
I instantly recognized everyone that was on Tara Strong's list of characters. She's pretty much the Jim Cummings/Frank Welker of female voice actors.
Andrea Libman was Emmy from dragon tales? I knew it! She totally gave it away in Dragonshy. "Welcome to my cave Rarity, care for a diamond?"
Glad to see I'm not the only ReBoot fan around here. But then, I suspect the animator who does "Evolution of a Scene" is a ReBoot fan too: he (or she) responded to one of the comments with "Yes sir, ma'am, sir!"
Tabitha also voices Photo Finish, and the girl who voices Trixie also voiced Hoops.
http://www.behindthevoiceactors.com/tv-shows/My-Little-Pony-Friendship-is-Magic/ has a longer list of who voices who.
Ok, some clarification regarding Spike's voice actress Cathy Weseluck. That pale character at the end she did is the english dub version of Near, not L. I'd only ever seen the Japanese version of Death Note, so perhaps this gives me a reason now to watch the English. Very cool though. :)
I had no idea Tara Strong was Timmy Turner, Bubbles, and Raven.
Sometimes, when Twilight is screaming, her voice briefly sounds like Timmy Turner's voice.
Speaking of Martha Speaks, Daniel Ingram did the (unsurprisingly, excellent) theme song for that show, too.
whoa, Tara Strong voices Ben 10? didn't see that coming :p
Twilight's image doesn't do justice to just how many roles Tara Strong has been in.
No mention of Rikku or Hip and Hop Koopa? I am disappoint.
Fun Facts:
The voice director is Krillin from Dragonball Z. Chief Thunderhooves, and one of the Diamond Dogs is Piccolo. Trixie plays Kevin(DORK) and Marie Kanker from Ed, Edd and Eddy Soarin is Ed from Ed, Edd and Eddy, and Snips/Steve Magnet is going to play Frieza in Dragonball Kai!
It's a small world after all.
@Elijah Bigsby Nope. I rather liked it, too. And hopefully they'll bring her back for SnSII when they get around to dubbing it.
Well, the voice acting alliance is pretty closely knit together...
Still, there are quite a few anime voice actors in this show, in addition to voice actors who do American-made shows...
Wait, Sonny Strait is voice director? AND Chris Sabat did some voices?! He did the big Diamond Dog, didn't he? I always thought his voice was more tolerable than the other two.
Yeah, I was looking through that, and noticed there were lots of overlaps with cartoons I'm familiar with.
So, does this mean we can have our ponies go Super Saiyan?
Woah! Hey guys! :)
yeah sorry about the ben10 mix-up and andraIa.
I am very well aware of how incomplete this is, just picked some interesting ones. I may whip up a few more, since this seemed to be popular!
Thanks everypony!
Don't forget Peter New who voiced Big Macintosh and bunch of Orkz units from Warhammer 40.000: Dawn of War (IIRC Mad Dok, Nobz, Wartrukk and another vehicle)
Really? I was completely convinced that Zecora was voiced by Dawnn Lewis (LaBarbara from Futurama). She doesn't sound a thing like Rarity...
I guess Tabitha St. Germain must have an uncanny ability to throw her voice...
Funny, though... Zecora doesn't show up on her "Behind the Voice Actors" page...
Doesn't show up on Dawnn Lewis' Page either though... http://www.behindthevoiceactors.com/Dawnn-Lewis/
Hell, Zecora doesn't show up on the site at ALL!
Have we ever gotten any word of God confirmation on Rarity's voice actress? Because I'm starting to get skeptical that this is right...
Both of Pinkie's voice actors voice characters from Gundam 00 and Rarity voices someone from it too.
I pulled all of my info off of the imdb page for the show. So unless that's wrong, then Tabitha did Zecora as well.
Huh... well imdb is USUALLY a decent source.
I guess we'll go with St. Germain until we hear otherwise then. *shrugs*
Spike? In my Nears?
*checks YouTube for the English dub for Near, totally sounds like Spike*
Interesting fact: Tara Strong (Twilight Sparkle) also voiced two of the Koopalings from the Super Mario Bros. 3 and Super Mario World cartoons.
The VA community isn't as big as most people like to think it is. The most variety you'll get in terms of talent is when someone famous does a guest spot or takes on a movie role. Otherwise it's all those amazingly talented people, often lady's, doing the brunt of character voice acting. :3
Just a note Seth, You used the wrong Ben, that's Ben Ten when hes 17, Ben Ten Alien Force. Tara Strong did not voice Ben in that version but in the one Before, Just Ben Ten when he was 10. Im not sure who voices the older Ben, Im confident its the guy who did Sasuke in the Naruto Funimation Dub, I dont think hes done anything FiM yet...
I just imagined Rarity using Naz's voice.
hey dudes
{Brain go boom}
@Kyle Horn
Kathleen Barr, Trixie's VA, was Gali in Mask of Light and Roodaka and Gaaki in Web of Shadows.
Also, Tabitha St. Germain was the VA for Alexis on Transformers: Armada and Energon, and Penelope on Yu-Gi-Oh.
Also, didn't one of the VA's of FIM do a Digimon character as well?
Ahhh right, so that's where I've seen (heard?) Tara Strong before. Drawn Together. Lolllll
Andrea Libman voiced young Chi-Chi in the Ocean Dub, not the adult.
Twilight = Raven? SQUEEEEEEEEEEEEEE-EEEEEEEEEEEE-EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE-EEEEEEEEEEEEE(pop). I am also a SUPER Teen Titans nerd. Great character development, action, humor. Twilight is NOW THE BEST PONY! The voice actress is also in a lot of other good shows, Foster's Home, Fairy Oddparents, Chowder, Rugrats (All Grown Up :/) Timmy Turner (Poof season >:O). She must have mastered the pubescent teen voice. As I was saying on the subject of Teen Titans, now I will imagine Raven as Twilight and visa versa. I have drawn poor (not too poor, BB was adorable) Titan-pony fanart, this is how nerd I am. They have kinda similar characters, magical, not too feminine, a bit stoic,but Twi is more panicky and far less stoic. Still, RAVEN IS TWILIGHT BUT PONY. Back to SQUEEEEEE!
@Neospyro007I didn't know she played Rikku, Twi does sound a bit like-
wait, Killer 7? No More Heros!? Lollipop Chainsaw!?! Huh, she sure seems to Suda 51, doesn't she.
Spike was also a boy in a Colgate Dr. Rabbit cartoon. Yeah.
And that's just animation - no video games. One of Tara Strong's biggest roles is Rikku in FFX.
I mistook one of the pictures to be Accelerator from the "To Aru Majutsu no Index" series, which isn't even dubbed yet. :P (not that anyone here's probably heard of that show anyway. :/)
She also voiced The Ancient Noh Mask and Urasue. And that's not the only InuYasha/Pony connection.
Voice Director Terry Klassen played Hatchi the Raccoon Dog (Miroku's sometime servant) and the cursed Hell painter.
Richard Ian Cox (Inuyasha himself) played Snails.
Scott McNeil (Koga the Wolf-Demon) played Chief Thunderhooves.
And no credit to the guy who posted the exact same thing about Tara Strong on Ponychan a week ago? >_>
Rariy is naomi from deathnote... spike is N... and the singing voice of pinkie is Misa
Didn't Tara also voice Bon Bon? Always see people posting comments about how she did those 2-3 lines for that character in her regular speaking voice.
Tabitha Saint-Germain, Kazumi Evans, and Shannon Chan-Kent all also voice characters in a lot of the Barbie movies.
Tara Strong also voiced Cindy McPhearson from The Boondocks.
Tabitha St. Germain does not voice Zecora, that is Brenda Crichlow


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But we're also in the midst of a number of other wars — cultural wars. It started with Nixon's War on Drugs, then quickly escalated.
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The group, Policy Matters Ohio, said a state version of the federal tax credit, set at 10 percent, would divert just $210 million from Ohio's coffers but would benefit 949,000 low-income working families across the state. Such a credit would provide families with an average of $221 each, which Policy Matters Ohio described as "modest but helpful."
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Created in 1975, the federal EITC is aimed at helping lift families with children about the poverty level, along with offsetting the burden of Social Security taxes and maintaining an incentive for people to work.
In Ohio, 949,692 people currently claim the federal EITC. The credit generates $2.1 billion for state residents, and the average refund is $2,211.
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Jobs, jobs, jobs. That is what Republican House Speaker John Boehner said would be priority No. 1 for Republicans after sweeping the House of Representatives and many state legislatures in 2010. This, Republicans said, was why they were elected: People wanted to see changes in the economy fast.
But, apparently, there was one other priority.
Almost immediately after coming into office in 2011, Virginia Republicans set the national stage for vital women's health issues. House Bill 1 — the first bill Virginia Republicans chose to take on — was a personhood bill, a bill that define life beginning at conception. Not only would the bill have banned abortion, it would also have banned the birth control pill, which sometimes prevents birth by stopping the implantation of a fertilized egg.
An impartial observer might wonder why a personhood bill would be a top Republican priority. After all, the same election that put all these Republicans in power also had a personhood bill overwhelmingly rejected in Mississippi — a state so socially conservative that 46 percent of Mississippi Republicans want to make interracial marriage illegal, according to a recent poll from Public Policy Polling.
Nonetheless, this was the issue Virginia Republicans decided to give serious attention. In an economy with a 9 percent unemployment rate at the time, this was the most important issue to Virginia Republicans.
Ohio wasn't much luckier with its crop of Republicans. Five months after inauguration, the Ohio House passed its "heartbeat" bill, or H.B. 125. To this day, it's the most radical anti-abortion bill in the country. Not only would it ban abortion when a fetal heartbeat is detected, but the bill makes no exceptions for rape, incest or life-threatening circumstances.
Ohio and Virginia were not alone. Republicans were pushing anti-abortion, anti-contraception bills all around the nation. Pennsylvania, Kansas, Mississippi and Texas all made national headlines with their own bills. In more than 20 states, bills have been introduced to restrict insurance coverage of abortions, according to ABC News. At the federal level, Republicans have made funding for Planned Parenthood a top issue time and time again, and insurance companies covering contraception recently became such a big issue that the White House had to step in.
So much for keeping the government out of health care. The same political party that clamored for small government now couldn't wait to regulate women's health care. Apparently, the economy is too much for the government to handle, but every woman's uterus is fair game.
There has been some backlash. After Virginia tried to pass a bill that would force doctors to give patients seeking abortion a transvaginal ultrasound, women's health advocates in states across the nation organized protests, leading to governors and state legislatures beginning to back down in their rhetoric. Even Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell, a Republican who originally supported the transvaginal ultrasound bill, has been downplaying his involvement in Virginia's anti-abortion, anti-contraception bills.
Now, Mitt Romney, the likely GOP nominee for president, is facing some of the backlash. In a recent Gallup poll, women came out severely against Romney. In the category of women under 50, Obama held 60 percent of voters, while Romney held only 30 percent. That's right, Obama now leads with women under 50 by a two-to-one margin.
But while that may stop some rhetoric, the bills and laws are still coming forward. The Ohio heartbeat bill is still being pushed by some Republicans in the Ohio Senate, and a personhood initiative could show up in Ohio's 2012 ballot after a stamp of approval from Ohio Secretary of State Jon Husted. Mississippi also plans to reintroduce its personhood initiative in the 2012 ballot, and other states are beginning to pass around petitions for their own initiatives as well.
In the end, one is left to wonder what could stop social conservatives. Public backlash and poor polling don't seem to be enough to stop the Republican war on women, and in some cases it might have actually emboldened them.
The Freestore Foodbank today began its annual distribution of Thanksgiving meals to needy families. The delivery of meals will continue through Wednesday afternoon.
Workers at the Freestore will deliver boxes to about 23,000 families throughout the Tristate region.


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- Sink-in soft and superwarm, a featherbed invites cozy nights and relaxing, sleep-in weekends. Our down featherbed has comfort chambers filled with Freshness Assured™ hypoallergenic down on top and a feather-down blend below.
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Kakadu Adventure (OAKA)
Get remote and head into the last frontiers of Australia—Kakadu and Litchfield National Parks. Featuring lots of inclusions at a great price, this itinerary is geared towards budget-conscious travellers who want to make the most of their time in Kakadu. Take in the region's ancient landscapes, spectacular waterfalls, pristine rock pools and magnificent gorges and meet some of the locals. Round out your experience with a guided exploration of the regions ancient art, gaining insight to Aboriginal culture.
Highlights: Exploring remote areas of the Northern Territory, discovering secret watering holes and waterfalls, spotting crocs by boat, viewing sites where Crocodile Dundee was filmed.
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Great Ocean Road West—Melbourne to Adelaide (OAMA)
This might be a quick trip along the Great Ocean Road—but you'll never feel rushed. Geared towards budget-conscious travellers looking to hit the highlights of the south coast, this itinerary features lots of inclusions at a great price. What's more, you'll have lots of options to get active when you head inland to Grampians National Park. Forego the typical coach tour and experience Australia the way it was meant to be explored.
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Nothing beats a mug of hot cider or cocoa on a chilly day. Check out these unique twists on classic warm drink recipes.
Forget those powdery mixes. This is homemade hot cocoa the way Grandma used to make it -- rich, creamy, and unforgettable.
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The Aztec emperor Montezuma had an extraordinary fondness for hot chocolate--he drank up to 50 gobletfuls a day. If yours is a family who loves hot chocolate, here's a quick and economical recipe to keep you well supplied.
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This hot cider recipe, tinted a snappy red with melted cinnamon candies, makes for an extra-festive salute to holiday carolers.
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Date created: 2013-06-12
Name: Geoff Marshall
Location: Little Deer Isle, ME
Satisfaction Rating:
The 140m, never a stellar performer, has had it. Perforated heat exchanger behind the target refractory. We have a private well with excellent water: ph 6.5, 5 grains, no sodium. No other plumbing component has failed in the last 10 years except a hose bib froze because we forgot to remove the hose. Since I'm only 8 years in with the 140, HTP sent me a replacement Revision 2 model for only $1000. Can't say I'm jumping for joy because the unit they sent is FOUR YEARS OLD. That's right! The unit has been sitting at the factory for FOUR YEARS. There are footprints and dust on top of the box. I'm seriously flabbergasted! Should I install this or should I sell it and buy a Rinnai 80i. I'm completely out of ideas on this subject at this point.
Date created: 2013-06-04
Name: Homer
Location: Nevada
Satisfaction Rating:
"Leaking Boiler"
Darshan Suri--North Syracuse, New York -- I've been so busy. The older you get, the less time you have. I'm at the point where I'm running out time. It is helpful to know where the leak is originating. What most folks and more than handful of boiler installer ignore is water quality. Poor water chemistry can destroy a heat exchanger in short order. When filling a boiler, I will use distilled water or deionized water if there is a question of water quality. This is especially imperative when using anti- freeze in your system. Improper air-fuel mixture can adversely affect the acidity in the condensate, as can laundry room chemicals. A boiler or water heater should never be installed where chemicals are in the boiler air intake environment. Water leaking from the pressure relief valve is indicative of a failed PRV, a pressure higher than 30# in the system. Too large a pump or a pump wrongly positioned in the system, and a water logged expansion tank. Flashing in the HX can cause water discharge. Hope this is helpful.
Location: Little Deer Isle, ME
Satisfaction Rating:
"Steve-Go Neutral"
Steve@ Beltline you need to adopt Homer's 'neutral' rating. Your 'very satisfied' postings are skewing the true satisfaction results regarding this product.
Location: North Syracuse, NY
Satisfaction Rating:
"Model 80M-R2"
I have 3 years old boiler. During first year, it took the supplier a week to fix the leak. Even manufacturer's rep had to come to supervise the fix. Again in December 1212 leak is developed and I have spent $780.00 but leak is not fixed. Manufacturer's rep came and examine the boiler and said nothing is wrong with the unit. Need replacement of vent collar. The local company who supplied and installed is asking $875 plus tax. The boiler unit itself is under 12 years warranty. Any one is welcome to rescue me from these butchers or I should throw the unit and get some thing which is more reliable and average technician may be able to handle it.
Location: Cincinnati ohio
Satisfaction Rating:
"heat transfer products"
I'm not shocked to read some of these poor reviews. Unfortunately I at one point lacked the ability to install these units correctly, which caused me a lot of issues. I pretty much gave up on the boiler. A different company convinced me to go to the training facility at heat transfer. Since then I have put in over 200 of their boilers with only 2 small issues. If installed correctly, it is by far the best boiler you can buy! I have made tons of money, thanks to this boiler. I strongly recommend it to anyone who wants to save on energy bills. I wish I could help all who have these boilers. People, who don't know how to install these, should stop. There only hurting the customer. Good luck to all, try to call a Rep for heat transfer and find a qualified installer. Thanks.
Location: Northern Utah
Satisfaction Rating:
"Buy a Heat Transfer product and the nightmare will begin"
In the past ten years I've had three Voyagers and two Munchkins installed. These were all Heat Transfer Product, �state of the art�, high efficiency boilers. What a nightmare! These products are unreliable, poorly designed and extremely frustrating. The customer support is horrible and I believe the warranty is useless. I would recommend anyone looking for a boiler to do anything but buy a Heat Transfer Product. The sad thing is that this company is a terrible example of �Made in America� quality.
Location: Plainfield NJ
Satisfaction Rating:
"A Plumber's Cash Cow"
Reading this collection of comments suggests to me that the Munchkin boiler product has been an expensive nightmare for those of us whose day job does not involve having a technical plumber's certification. a quality product should not require me to have the Fault Code Book taped to my utility room wall and it should not create an annuity sufficient for the intaller to send his kid to college.
Location: Menominee, MI
Satisfaction Rating:
"Homer, Steven�. huge thank you !!"
With any luck, problem has been resolved. If this is the case (and I believe it is), your comments have been *spot-on*. Unit has been functioning flawlessly for the past 72 hours. (Nice to have it back - I owe you guys a beer). My issue, which I also believe is the cause of many other customer review complaints, insufficient grounding of the burner to the faceplate cover. Your comments and additional research led to better understanding of the rectifier probe (flame sensor) circuit. The controller provides an AC-current signal to the rectifier probe. Dissimilar metal structure of the rectifier probe converts the AC- current into a DC-current, which is conducted to ground, but only if a flame is present. Ionic particles within the flame atmosphere provide electrical continuity, completing the closed circuit to ground via the burner. Of course, if the burner is not properly fastened (grounded) to the faceplate (via screws), the electrical circuit remains open, causing unit malfunction. Through time (ten years, in my case), the refractory material between the burner and faceplate becomes slightly deformed, which allows an air gap and particulate contamination to interfere with proper grounding of the burner. Resolving this issue, each burn cycle, I now have a solid 3 to 5 microamp connection (relative to flame size). Your maintenance procedure to change the burner gasket properly reseats the burner and screw assembly, which reinsures a grounded connection. Proper grounding of the burner seems to also resolved my issue of the rumbling vibration during start-up� but, I still have the occasional French- horn entertainment during low modulation, which I can live with (we simply dance to the music). I think this is a venture issue (original design), being incompatible with the new aluminum impeller (blower assy), causing turbulent air flow. Steven, yes, I use a thin ss strip to gently carefully clean out particulate between hx coil loops, thanks. (I hope you guys are getting a commission from helping others� thanks again for your advice. ps: I installed my boiler also, but don�t tell htp).
Location: Nevada
Satisfaction Rating:
"That's Terrible"
K powell--Minnesota---I'm sorry to hear of your misfortunes. This is quite serious. You should contact the Minnesota consumer affairs department concerning what happened with pictures and a statement from your fire chief, building department and a local heating contractor. Also, let htp know that you are doing so. Often times, State Warranty Laws preempt manufacturer's warranties. Did you have a new home buyer insurance policy? I am inclined to doubt that it was an electrical problem considering what you described. I sense that it may have been a failure of the combustion chamber with hot gases escaping into the compartment. This might have been discovered with a yearly maintenance before the heating season. Also, use smoke detectors. Smoke detectors saves lives.
Location: milwaukee
Satisfaction Rating:
Nothing but trouble
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Books » Fiction for Middle Readers
Danger Unlimited
by Dafne Bidwell
Price $16.95
- About the Book
Holidaying in Singapore, a group of friends visit an off-shore drilling rig. Their excitement soon turns to terror when they are caught up in events beyond their control. Confronted by a vicious gang, a violent storm and the ultimate catastrophe … can they survive to solve the mystery of the rig?
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- 2007
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GITEX, the MEASA region's premier Information and Communications Technology (ICT) event, will this week embark on a roadshow of the African continent, spanning 12 countries across East, West and North Africa.
As part of GITEX's 'Africa in Focus' campaign, the team will meet with key government organisations, industry associations, embassies, and leading ICT companies to discuss the dynamic opportunities available to companies in Africa looking to expand their businesses across boundaries.
Africa is a significant contributor to the growing global ICT market, which is valued at over USD 3 trillion. According to the global market research and consulting company IDC's top 10 technology predictions for 2012, ICT spending by the government sector in the Middle East and Africa is set to increase by 15.1% year on year in 2012 to reach USD 7.41 billion. With the Middle East ICT sector remaining resilient, Dubai continues to be an ideal gateway for companies focused on strengthening their presence in this region.
"There are sizeable opportunities for ICT companies in Africa to grow and expand its reach as the markets mature and infrastructure develops," said Trixee Loh, Senior Vice President, Dubai World Trade Centre. "Through these roadshows, we will work closely with the relevant governments and industry officials to foster ties and explore trade opportunities that will be mutually beneficial to all."
The roadshow will kick off in Nairobi, Kenya on 12 April 2012, where the GITEX team will meet representatives from Rwanda, South Sudan, Tanzania and Uganda. While in Nairobi, the team will meet officials from Kenya ICT Board, who this week announced its aim to be among the top 10 ICT hubs in the world. Kenya's national ICT Master Plan, an initiative by the Ministry of Information and Communication, aims to drive aggressive growth in the ICT sector by 2017, contributing up to 25% to the country's GDP.
The roadshow aims to bring in further participation from other African countries such as Nigeria, Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Cameroon, Ghana and Senegal, which will be covered in early May, offering exhibitors lucrative networking opportunities, product showcasing, brand launch platforms and tangible returns on investment.
Last year, GITEX attracted over 3,500 exhibiting companies and over 138,000 attendees from 144 countries. The 'Africa in Focus' campaign in 2011 saw a 21% increase in visitors from Nigeria, Sudan, Kenya, Libya and South Africa. GITEX 2012 will also be targeting trade delegations from Kenya, Nigeria, South Africa, Algeria, Morocco, Tunisia, Egypt, Turkey, India, Saudi Arabia and Qatar. For more information, visit www.gitex.com
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Right out of an L. L. Bean catalogue – knock off art
I fell in love with these latitude and longitude signs from the L. L. Bean catalogue and knew that I could make my own version. I couldn't figure out how to get the text to curve in Toronto, but that's a minor detail.
If you would like to make your own, I found a website that allows you to type in your city and state and it will give you the coordinates. Go to Satellite Signals to get them. How cool is that!
I used vinyl and cut out the lettering with my cricut. The font is Garamond. I really wish I had a better camera because some weird colours are showing up that are NOT on my sign LOL
Here is my inspiration
18 comments:
- Cassie @ Primitive & Proper said...
that looks awesome, mel! great job! i hadn't seen these before, so it is new to me!
- June 15, 2011 at 8:11 PM
- Sarah @ The Bird's Papaya said...
that's awesome!
how did you do the letters? vinyl? stenciled? - June 15, 2011 at 9:23 PM
- Tracy said...
That is SO COOL! Cricut?
- June 15, 2011 at 9:25 PM
- Anne-Marie @ 10 Rooms said...
love that - would you share the font you used?
- June 15, 2011 at 9:38 PM
- angie @ the cellar door stories said...
yes ~ i have seen these before and loved them too - great job!!
- June 15, 2011 at 10:13 PM
- Jody said...
There you go with that Cricut! LOL That's really cool.
- June 15, 2011 at 10:41 PM
- A Vie Renouvele said...
That is so cool! I actually like yours better!
- June 16, 2011 at 7:39 AM
- meijo's JOY said...
This is so smart...Fall in love with it immediately!!! Must copy too!
- June 16, 2011 at 11:41 AM
- Elizabeth (Blue Clear Sky) said...
It looks awesome, and looks like we may live 'just down the road' from you.
- June 16, 2011 at 4:40 PM
- Debbie said...
I really, really love this!!! Will have to give this one a go =)
- June 16, 2011 at 4:56 PM
- Katherines Corner said...
Love this! I enjoyed my visit to your lovely blog. Hugs!
- June 16, 2011 at 7:33 PM
- Erin said...
Oh my goodness Mel....this is fantastic!! I love this idea too. Yours looks almost exactly like the original inspiration.
- June 16, 2011 at 10:27 PM
- Life in Rehab said...
That looks fantastic! I need to get back to work just so I can buy a cutting machine!
- June 18, 2011 at 6:49 AM
- Magali @ The Little White House said...
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HPP is an ultra-rare, genetic, and life-threatening metabolic disease characterized by defective bone mineralization and impaired phosphate and calcium regulation leading to progressive damage to multiple vital organs including destruction and deformity of bones, profound muscle weakness, seizures, impaired renal function, and respiratory failure.1,2,3,4 The severe manifestations of the genetic deficiency in HPP affect people of all ages, and approximately 50 percent of infants with the disease do not survive past one year of age.1
HPP is caused by a genetic deficiency of an enzyme known as tissue non-specific alkaline phosphatase (TNSALP), which causes life-long abnormalities in metabolism of the two vital minerals calcium and phosphate, leading directly to the debilitating morbidities and premature mortality of the disease. There are currently no therapies approved for HPP.1
Alexion is developing an investigational drug known as asfotase alfa, a first-in-class recombinant protein that addresses the underlying cause of HPP by targeting replacement of the missing enzyme to the necessary body tissues. Asfotase alfa is designed to normalize the genetically defective metabolic process and prevent or reverse the severe and life-threatening complications of life-long dysregulated mineral metabolism in patients with HPP.
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MoCD Type A is a devastating and ultra-rare metabolic disorder affecting infants in which a genetic mutation leads to deficiency in the molecule cPMP which is necessary to synthesize molybdenum cofactor. When a baby is born without this cofactor, a neurotoxin called sulfite accumulates in the body, typically within days or weeks of birth. This accumulation results in uncontrollable seizures accompanied by catastrophic brain damage, with survival only measured in weeks or months. MoCD Type A is among the rarest and most deadly disorders that can affect a newborn, and it currently has no treatment options.
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Hacker help: How to cut an Expedit?
I have an idea for a hack, however, I'm not too versed in cutting open a piece of IKEA "wood". Is there any place that you're aware of that I can find info on how to cut something in half such as the outer frame of an Expedit bookcase?
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Hi, I cut down my 5x5 Expedit to a 3x5 for my hamster cage (see here: http://www.ikeahackers.net/2009/12/expedit-hamster-home.html ) The inside of the thick frame looks like this: http://www.flickr.com/photos/29840567@N03/4251532182/in/set-72157623028334679
So what you want to do when you cut down your Expedit is to cut a piece of wood to fit right into the inside and glue it in there with lots of wood glue. Then you have a sturdy side again where you can attach the other frame sides. Preferrably cut down on those sides where the cut will be covered by the other frame. If that is not possible you could salvage the 5mm hardboard from the part you cut off. Eg. I used some of that to cover up the inside of my vent holes like this: http://www.flickr.com/photos/29840567@N03/4250759237/in/set-72157623028334679/ (in my case I just glued it in with aquarium silicone so that it is thight - didn't have to bother with it looking nice because the vent holes were covered with a vent cover anyway.The link to instructables in Wood's comment gives a very good picture of how Ikea-wood looks in the inside.
I've cut various Ikea pieces with a handsaw - it's easy because it's not solid wood. A circular saw works as well, but don't use a jigsaw; it's quite difficult to get it straight on both sides because of the hardboard-cardboard-hardboard sandwich structure. Also, I always strap on a piece of scrap wood to guide the saw, and I put masking tape on both sides of the cut line to avoid scratches.I cut an expedit on a diagonal to make a desk. Pics here:
For straight cuts, it might be workable for the cut side to be the bottom of the piece (with or without some sort of panel or veneer). Otherwise, the best bet is to fill the inside of the hollow section with solid wood to bind the pieces.
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good article and basically the same I have read about Windows 7, unfortunately Microsoft left bad taste in people's mouth and Windows 7 benchmark is being set so much higher now.
One issue I have is, you know that majority of your core customers have not moved to Vista, but still using XP/XP professional, why is the upgrade so tentative?
Maybe MS could not provide a smoother transition, but I not sure if they tried to look at that issue, I maybe wrong.
Windows users have never been as big into upgrading as Apple users. I am not sure why but that has always been the case and I expect it will be that way in the future. People tend to upgrade when they get a new system. However from what I read today Windows 7 preorders have been pretty amazing and that is expected to continue into 2010.
I run Vista x64 on all my windows systems and honestly I'm not in any hurry to move to Windows 7. Being in IT all my life one thing I learned a long time ago is never be one fo the people to rush to the store when something is first released. Vista really didn't because good until SP1. After SP1 I have had no issues. Cant really say that before SP1. However when Leopard came out I really had issues that that also. Wasn't until about version 3 I felt it was in good shape. Yet again my opinion and experience with both operating systems.
I will give Windows 7 about six months and then take another look at it. I am thinking of getting another Macbook pro maybe 13" this time so that will be my first Snow Leopard machine.


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Why Do All Election Forecasters, Political Scientists, Academics and Media Pundits Avoid the Systemic Fraud Factor?
Updated: May 11, 2012
It is about time that the so-called experts who promote overly complex or overly simplistic pre and post election models started to apply the scientific method. They need to do a robust probability and statistical analysis, including the election fraud factor in historical regression factor analyses and polling models.
Election forecasters and political scientists implicitly assume that the recorded vote is equal to the True Vote; they never consider Systemic Election Fraud. But the recorded vote never equals the True Vote. The proof is simple and self-explanatory. According to the US Census, there were 80 million more votes cast then recorded in the 1968-2008 presidential elections. The uncounted votes were a combination of spoiled, provisional and absentee ballots. And the vast majority (70-80%) of them were, not surprisingly, Democratic. Therefore, the recorded vote has never represented the will of the electorate. And the historical election data that is accepted as conventional wisdom is based on uncounted and miscounted votes.
Media pundits and political scientists never question the unscientific and faith-based practice of forcing the exit polls to match the recorded votes. Even when the adjustments are mathematically impossible.
Historical evidence indicates Democratic since 1988, presidential vote shares are always reduced by 3-5%. The Democrats won the average unadjusted state exit poll aggregate by a massive 52-42% margin, but the recorded vote margin was just 48-46%. The True Vote Model confirms the exit polls. The TVM indicates that they won by 53-41%.
There were comparable deviations in senate, congressional and gubernatorial elections.
1988-2008 exit poll and recorded vote data is provided in this link:
Data Reference: The 1988-2008 State and National Unadjusted Exit Polls
The data source is the Roper site
Prior to 2004, the primary factor in causing the exit poll discrepancies were uncounted ballots in heavily Democratic districts. But in 2002, the Help America Vote Act (HAVA) resulted in the installation of thousands of unverifiable, proprietary voting machines vulnerable to computer hacking and malicious coding.
It is often stated that exit polls were accurate in elections prior to 2004 and have deviated sharply from the recorded vote since. But it misleading to compare FINAL exit polls prior to 2004 to UNADJUSTED exit polls since. State and national exit polls published in the media are ALWAYS been FORCED to match the RECORDED vote. That's why they APPEAR to have been accurate.
RECORDED votes have deviated sharply from the UNADJUSTED exit polls (and the TRUE VOTE) in EVERY election since 1968. UNADJUSTED exit polls have ALWAYS been accurate; they matched the True Vote Model in the 1988-2008 elections. The reason why FINAL state and national exit poll exactly matched the RECORDED vote is because they have been forced to. It is standard policy. But the recorded vote has NEVER reflected true voter intent due to documented uncounted and stuffed ballots and maliciously programmed electronic voting machines.
This is how the 2004 National Exit Poll was forced to match the recorded vote:
1) Bush Approval
The unadjusted state exit poll weighted aggregate (76,000 respondents) indicates that 50.3% of respondents approved of Bush's performance. Kerry won the aggregate by 51.1-47.5%. He also won the unadjusted National Exit Poll, a 13,660 subsample, by 51.7-47.0%. But in the adjusted Final National Exit Poll, Bush approval was increased to 53% to force a match to the recorded vote. Eleven (11) final national pre-election polls gave Bush a 48% approval rating.
2) Party-ID
The unadjusted state exit polls indicated a 38.8-35.1-26.1% Democratic/Republican/Independent Party-ID. But the Final National Exit Poll changed it to to 37-37-26%. What was the rationale? In 2000, Democrats led by 39-35% and in 2004, the vast majority of new voters were registered Democrats. The 37-37 split was not plausible; it was an artificial fudge to force a match to the recorded vote.
This graph shows a near-perfect correlation between Bush's 2004 unadjusted state exit poll vote shares, approval ratings and Party-ID:
2004 Correlation Analysis
The Ultimate Smoking Gun
In the 1988-2008 presidential elections, 126 of 274 unadjusted state exit polls exceeded the margin of error. The probability is ZERO. The largest discrepancies occurred in 2008 (the MoE was exceeded in 37 states).
Of the 126 exit polls that exceeded the MoE, 123 shifted to the Republican. The probability that this was a random occurrence is ZERO. The red shift from the exit polls to the vote has been in ONE direction and is proof beyond any doubt of systemic election fraud.
The 148 exit poll discrepancies were distributed as follows: 1988:11, 1992:26, 1996:16, 2000:13, 2004:23, 2008:37
The 1988-2008 State and National Presidential True Vote Model
The TVM allows one to run scenarios over a range of assumptions of prior election voter turnout in the current election and incremental changes in current election (NEP) vote shares:
1988-2008 Presidential True Vote Model
Pre-election Polls
The experts and pundits claim that likely voter (LV) pre-election polls have been very accurate in matching the recorded vote. But they don't tell you that votes are miscounted in every election. Or that their predictions failed to include the majority of newly registered Democratic voters who did not pass the Likely Voter Cutoff Model (LVCM) screen.
They also claim that registered voter polls (RV) don't reflect actual voter turnout. That is only partially true; not all registered voters turn out. But they don't tell you that predictions based on RV polls (after allocating undecided voters) closely matched the unadjusted exit polls in 2004, 2006 and 2008.
What the Pundits Don't Talk About
They don't mention that over 80 million votes (mostly Democratic) were uncounted in the 11 elections since 1968.
They don't mention the 11 million uncounted votes in 1988 which may have cost Dukakis the election.
They have been silent about the six million uncounted votes which cost Al Gore the 2000 election.
They never consider the overwhelming evidence that the 2000 and 2004 elections were stolen and that Democratic landslides were denied in 2006 and 2008. Or that Senate and Governor races were likely stolen in 2010.
They never mention the massive documented evidence of Election Fraud, yet never stop talking about non-existent Voter Fraud. They talk about voter suppression as if it is the only problem that needs to be addressed.
They refer to the final exit polls for demographic trends. But they won't tell you that the finals are always forced to match the recorded vote – and therefore all demographic category crosstabs understate the Democratic vote.
They claim that the final 2004 pre-election polls predicted a Bush win. But they don't tell you that the weighted average predicted a Kerry win. Or that they were based on LV polls before allocating undecided voters and that the RV polls, adjusted for undecided voters, predicted a 51-48% Kerry win.
They claim that Bush won by 3 million votes. But they won't tell you that to match the recorded vote, the Final 2004 NEP required 6 million more returning Bush 2000 voters than were alive in 2004 – a mathematically impossible 110% turnout.
They claim that in the 2006 midterms, the Democrats won the House by 52-46% (230-205 seats). But they nevert mention that the Democrats won all 120 pre-election Generic Polls. The trend line predicted a 56.4% share – exactly matching the unadjusted National Exit Poll. Approximately 20 House seats were stolen (primarily in FL, OH, NM and IL). The landslide was denied.
They claim that the 2008 pre-election LV polls predicted Obama's 52.9-45.6% recorded share – a 9.5 million vote margin. But they don't tell you that RV polls projected that he would win by 57-41%. Or that he had a 58.0% unadjusted state exit poll aggregate share – a 22 million vote margin. Or that he had a massive 61% in the unadjusted NEP (17836 respondents).
They don't mention that in order to match the recorded vote, the Final 2008 NEP required a 103% turnout of living Bush 2004 voters – or 12 million more returning Bush than Kerry voters. Or that the Final indicated there were 5 million returning third party voters – even though only 1.2 million were recorded in 2004.
They fail to question the 2010 midterms. The Democrats easily won the unadjusted Governor exit polls in Florida and Ohio – but lost the elections. Giannoulias easily won the Illinois Senate exit poll – and lost the election. Sestak lost in Pennsylvania after leading in the exit polls.
They never discuss the evidence which proves that Obama's 2008 True Vote was reduced by a 5% fraud factor. Considering that the 1988-2008 average Democratic True Vote margin was reduced from 10% to 2% by election fraud, Obama needs 55% just to break even in 2012. He needs another landslide to overcome the fraud factor.
What the Pundits should be doing
- Use votes cast in their analysis (i.e. stipulate uncounted votes).
- Employ reasonable forecast assumptions using both RV and LV polls.
- Indicate that LV polls are a subset of RV polls.
- Note the Likely Voter Cutoff Model's built-in bias against new voters.
- Allocate undecided and uncounted votes.
- Use voter mortality rates before estimating new and returning voter turnout.
- Use correlation analysis: exit polls, approval ratings, Party-ID.
- Question why exit polls are always forced to match the recorded vote.
- Question why the NEP indicates more returning voters than are living.
Historical Overview
- In 1988, Dukakis won the unadjusted National Exit Poll (11,645 respondents) by 49.6-48.4% (11,645 respondents). He won the exit polls in the battleground states by 51.6-47.3%. But Bush won by 7 million recorded votes. There were 11 million mostly Democratic uncounted votes.
- In 1992, Clinton won the unadjusted state exit polls (54,000 respondents) by 18 million votes (47.6-31.7%). He won the unadjusted National Exit Poll (15,000 respondents)by 46.3-33.4%. He had 51% in the True Vote Model (TVM). But his recorded margin was just 5.6 million (43.0-37.5%). The Final National Exit Poll (NEP) was forced to match the recorded vote. It implied a 119% turnout of living 1988 Bush voters. There were 10 million uncounted votes. The landslide was denied.
- In 1996, Clinton won the unadjusted exit polls (70,000 respondents) by 16 million votes (52.6-37.1%). His recorded margin was 8 million (49.2-40.8%). He had 53.6% in the TVM. The Final National Exit Poll (NEP) was forced to match the recorded vote. There were 10 million uncounted votes. The landslide was denied.
- In 2000, Gore won the unadjusted state exit polls (58,000 respondents) by 6 million votes (50.8-44.4%). He had 51.5% in the TVM. He won the recorded vote by just 540,000. There were 6 million uncounted votes. The election was stolen.
- In 2004, Kerry won the unadjusted state exit poll aggregate (76,000 respondents) by 51.1-47.5%. He won the unadjusted National Exit Poll (13,660 respondents) by 51.7-47.0%, a 6 million vote margin. He had 53.6%, a 10 million vote margin, in the True Vote Model But he lost by 3.0 million recorded votes. There were 4 million uncounted votes. The election was stolen.
To Believe Bush Won Fairly You Must Believe…
- In 2008, Obama won the unadjusted state exit poll aggregate (83,000 respondents) by 58.0-40.3%, a 23 million vote margin – a near-exact match to the TVM. He won the unadjusted National Exit Poll (17,836 respondents) by a whopping 61-37%. Officially, he had 52.9% and won by 9.5 million votes. The landslide was denied.
2004 Election Model Graphs
Electoral vote and win probability
Undecided voter allocation impact on electoral vote and win probability
Monte Carlo Electoral Vote Histogram


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sunny house Situated at the top of the village , the townhouse is close to the sea. It is composed of 3 bedrooms a living room extended by a veranda with a roof that can be opened .You need only 10 mns on foot to reach the little harbour or the beach . The kitchen has got all the modern equipments and is big enough to welcom 7 people around the table .From it a door opens to the veranda where you have another table for 8 persons .There is a bath -room in the living room , and 2 others ( one in the suite , and the other in the main bath- room .Why Ferragudo ?My wife and I happened to bypass this cute little harbour about 15 years ago while we were going to a timeshare resort , and ,at the first sight of it we fell instantly in love with it . That is why from that t ime on we decided that we would do whatever we could to buy a house in this village .As it has a pyramidal shape , you can reach the top by using 10th of differents itineraries and once you arrive at the dominating church , you get a breath- taking view over the estuary of the river arade and of the marina across on the opposite side . There are fishing -boats going to Portimao port and sometimes even cruise-boats .Sun and enjoymentsFerragudo is also quite lively , Of course , there are plainty of souvenir shops , restaurants of all kinds .and , obove all , the little harbour with the fishing nets on the ground that is so picturesque !
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