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I admit it, I am a geek when it comes to LED's and LED lighting. The fluorescent under counter lighting that came with my hose wasn't cutting it. Time for an upgrade! With a background in physics and surgical lighting, I knew I needed a good Color Temperature and Color Rendering Index (CRI). So what are Color Temperature and Color Rendering Index? They are two measures of what light looks like and how it makes things look when it illuminates them. Color Temperature can be read about here, and Color Rendering Index here. Color Temperature is the main "color" of the light based on the temperature of a black body radiator. It is measured in degrees Kelvin (Which is "zero" equals absolute zero and the same per degree increase as Centigrade.) A lower Color Temperature, say around 3700-3500K is considered "warm" light and a hotter one such as 7000K is considered "cool" because it is bluer. Yes, it is backwards from what you would think. There is a lot of debate going on about Color Rendering Index as it is more subjective than people realize. It also depends on Color Temperature, so a CRI of 90 at 3700K will look different than a CRI of 90 at 6700K. Why is this important and why do I care??? Well, when it was just incandescent lighting vs. fluorescent you kinda knew what you were getting into.
For me to achieve success with my kitchen counter lighting project I needed one key thing: wife approval factor. As much as I liked LED's my wife has a different opinion. I first had to prototype a 4 foot section and do a side by side comparison. The LED's won!
There are a lot of power LED's available these days from Nichia, Cree, and Seoul Semiconductor. All are available in warm or cool Color Temperatures. The LED's I used, I lucked into. I got a bunch of 1 watt Nichia emitters that have a color temp of 4400K and a high CRI. Unfortunately for me, they were bare emitters, not mounted on a star PC board.
Another piece of the puzzle I needed to figure out was: How much light do I need? Light gets measured in "Lux" which relates to "Lumens" by means of one lux = one lumen per square meter. Check here for more info: Interestingly, there is a push to have light bulbs listed in lumens instead of watts as that measurement is more relevant to what you see. There are also recommended levels for the amount of light that should be present in living and working spaces. Check that out here OK, with all this background info I was ready to start...
Step 1: Design Phase
So I looked under my counter and found a random assortment of fluorescent lights. I have a lot of counter space including two five foot stretches of cabinets on a 24 foot counter that includes the sink and stove. The five foot stretches were different, one had a four foot fluorescent and one had a two foot and a one foot. I guess they were "what ever was on the back of the truck" designed... I now had the chance to even things out. I measured that available space and came up with 16.5 feet of total space broken down into sections of 5, 3, 1.5 an 1 foot. Based on the light output I wanted I came up with a need for about 400 lumens per foot. My LED's were 70 lumens per watt driven with 350ma (About 1 watt). At 440ma I determined I could get 90-100 lumens. After modeling this in excel I figured I needed an LED every 2.7 inches. I rounded down to 2.5 inches.
How to mount these was my next thought process. I came up with using 1.5" angle aluminum that would also act as a heat sink. There are many IC's designed to drive LED's and LED strings with boost convertors etc but I went old school. White LED's have a voltage drop across them of about 3.5 volts. If I put 8 of those in series I would need 28 volts. This worked for what I was going to use as a power supply. I had several 24VAC transformers from other unfinished projects that could supply 2 amps and I wanted to be able to use these. They are also readily available. One of these could run 3 strings of 8 LED's with a margin of safety. Check out schematic 1, because the 24 VAC is an RMS value the peak value of the voltage is 1.4 times larger. So after rectification and charging a filter capacitor there is about 35VDC available at no load. Under load of about 1.5 amps we drop to just over 30 volts. I planned on using a simple current regulator based on the LM317. They are well known, robust, can supply 1.5 amps and, are not expensive. Because the LED's I had were not mounted on a PC "star" board I had to source those and figure out how to solder them to the boards. The following is my experience with all of this with a very good outcome. You can use as much of this as you need to build your own LED lighting system. Lets start building!
- http://ledz.com/?p=led.power
- mouser search for LED, power, white
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- Star PCB for the emitters (you need a bunch of these unless you are lucky to have your LED already on a Star) http://www.dealextreme.com/p/star-connection-board-for-cree-led-emiters-5-pack-4512
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Step 2: Construction: Soldering the LED's to the Stars...
- Put solder paste on the + and – tabs of the Star PCB.
- Put some solder paste on the bottom of the LED.
- Place the LED on the Star Note: be very careful to get the polarity right! + to + and - to -
- Put the whole thing on the base of the electric skillet. I tried to keep them evenly distributed from the heating elements.
- Turn it on to low while monitoring the temperature until you get to 150°C.
- Turn the skillet temperature to High until you see the solder re-flow somewhere around 220°C
- When all the LED's have re-flowed, turn the skillet off and let cool
Step 3: Construction: Mounting the Stars
Step 4: Construction: Build the Regulators
Step 5: Construction: Wire the LED's
I used 22 gauge wire and connected the LED's in series in sections of eight. For my two five foot sections I had the situation of a three foot piece and a two foot piece. This left me with having two LED's for one string on one piece of aluminum and the other six on the other. This meant I needed to connect the string after I mounted them. Gotta love soldering under counters and upside down.
First step here is to solder a small blob onto the + and = terminals on the Star PCB. This is a little more difficult than you think and turning the temperature up on your soldering iron helps a lot. Then tin each wire and with a clean tip, put a little solder on the tip and press the wire into the blob until it flows in.
Connect the top of the string of LED's (by that I mean the end with the + on it to the ADJ pin of the the LM-317. See the schematic. I had one section that was only on foot long and I only used six LED's. I used a different transformer for this section, an 18VAC one. This gave me less of a voltage drop across the LM317 and thus less heat. I soldered separate ground wires after estimating how long they would need to be to get to the power supplies but daisy chained the positive leads to all the Vin on the LM317's and left enough extra to go to the power supply. Which brings us to the power supplies...
Step 6: Construction: Power Supplies
Step 7: Installation
OK, I first mounted the angle aluminum up against the back of my cabinet. This posed two problems. First is the AC power wires came out of the wall where I wanted to mount the lights. Second, after mounting a set I found that butted up agains the wall, there were spots in my kitchen, specifically while seated at my kitchen island, you are in direct line of sight of the LEDs and they were bright! This would not do! I did a little experimentation and determined that moving them forward just a few inches made all the difference. To allow me to permanently mount them this way I bought a 4 foot piece of 3/8" PVC pipe from lowes and cut a bunch of 2-1/2" pieces. Then I mounted them using 3" drywall screws. This gave me space behind the lights to tuck away the AC power leads and get them flush agains the cabinet bottoms.
After mounting the Lights, take the J-Box and mount it on the bottom of the cabinet using a short wood screw or two and the holes already in the bottom of the J-box. Route the AC power around the LED lights and connect it to the existing AC wires Black to Black (Hot) and White to White (Neutral) DO NOT FORGET THE GROUND WIRE! For the DC connections, cut the wires to appropriate length so you can tie wrap them back or tuck them in and solder to the LED strips see the schematic for details. After double checking everything, shut the circuit breaker and turn on the power. You should have a beautiful light! If not it is trouble shooting time. If everything works, turn off the power and carefully put the metal cover on the J-box. Continue for each power supply and light section. I used one power supply for every three sections of 8 LED's this gave me five total for my project. I had one small section of a cabinet that only had 12 inches of space. I used a string of 6 LED's and an 18VAC secondary transformer.
Step 8: Conclusion and taking it further
Too bad that each individual emitter is so visible on the counter-top. Some type of diffuser is in order.
I am working on a project for my kitchen as well. The only problem is that my LEDs did not come with the PC Starboards and unfortunately it really isn't in my budget to go and buy a few hundred of them.
How important do you think the need for the PC stars as a heatsink is?
I was thinking of soldering the LEDs directly to a l shaped piece of metal, but mounting them at the top of one of the edges to make soldering even possible. I'm not sure if this will be enough though... I was hoping the L shaped metal would act as a heatsink. Any thoughts?
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
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Thanks for such a quick reply. I didn't think of adding an additional power wire to the other end, great idea! However my LEDs are RGB so Where would I connect the negative wire to?
The positive goes to the '+' but the R, G, B, are all negative (ground) so If I connect to only one of r, g, or b, then only the color i connected to will light up brighter and if i connect the negative wire to all three r, g, b then the strip turns white in color since current flows through all three.
Remote Box (control colors) End of strip
+ ------------------------wire--------------------- > + wire goes to additional power
R ------------------------wire--------------------
G -------------------------wire------------------
B -------------------------wire-------------------
My current power supply is 12v 7amps. Would it help if I tried a 12v 10amp power supply? Trying to thing of a way to fix the voltage drop problem.
This is becoming more of a headache than i expected!
Thanks again.
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So here is my suggestion to fix the problem: Mount the power supply box where your AC comes in so all your wiring is inside and then mount your lighting strip to the power supply box. It still won't meet code because your lighting strip has exposed connections too, and you are pumping 4 amps through it which is more than enough to kill you.
I know it sort of defeats the purpose of an instructable, but you could probably save a lot of time/energy and definitely a lot on money by buying led light strips or light bars from here: http://www.oznium.com/.
Running them in a constant current configuration provides multiple benefits.
* Protection from providing too much current
* Prevents Cascade failure if one LED goes out
This idea is great overall. But I'd just be careful running 350mA LED's at over 350mA as the author is.
You are correct on the current limit. I have seen other instructables that do not have any current limiting. recipe for disaster.
nice instructible, btw!!
Especially with found LEDs.
I was wondering about dimmers as well.
I don't understand your flickering issue.
So far we have old-school christmas lites in our kitchen and my wife loves them.
Thanks for the ideas.
Two minor points in your instructable - the Kelvin scale uses the same increase in temperature per degree as the Celsius scale (not Fahrenheit), and also I don't think the output from your bridge rectifier in the picture should be 63V AC. Rectifiers should give you a DC voltage, and as you say in the text, the maximum you would expect is about 35V under no load. Otherwise a beautifully presented entry. Thanks.
Thanks for this nice comments and for reading it. (i'm going to edit the temp comment in the instructable)
Other than that if you don't mind the flickering (or run it through a bridge rectifier and rewire the X-mas string), then it should work. And I'm not saying it won't work, but it requires some modifications to get an equivalent result.
Some material that works great as a diffuser is the plastic and diffuser material of the backlights in LCD Monitors/screens. They worked great when I made a LED lightpad for sketching.


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EA is looking to license the TV and film rights for its highly-anticipated game, Spore, with hope of attracting a wider audience.
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The tax legislation has become the latest in a string of battles in Congress this year, all of which have contributed to widespread public discontent with Washington politicians.
When the House votes on Tuesday it will in effect be rejecting a bill that passed the Senate overwhelmingly on Saturday and calling for formal negotiations with the Democratic-led Senate.
The Senate bill would set a two-month extension of the payroll tax cut with the aim of crafting a full-year tax cut extension early next year.
The House move will cast doubt on the future of the popular payroll tax cut, which is caught up in a high-stakes game of brinkmanship between the two political parties that some say could backfire.
Washington gridlock is fueling an anti-incumbent mood among voters heading into next year's elections.
"Our members do not want to just punt and do a two-month, short-term fix where we have to come back and do this again," Boehner said late on Monday after a closed meeting with fellow Republicans.
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid shot back that the House should allow an up-or-down vote on the two-month stop-gap plan. "I am happy to continue negotiations on a yearlong deal as soon as the House of Representatives passes the Senate's bipartisan compromise, and prevents a tax hike from hitting middle-class families," Reid said.
Several Republican lawmakers publicly agreed with Reid.
The bipartisan two-month deal crafted in the Senate came after efforts at a full-year tax cut failed.
At stake is much more than politicians' reputations and their 2012 re-election chances. If Democrats and Republicans cannot agree on extending the tax cut that expires on Dec. 31, 160 million Americans will begin 2012 with less money — about $1,000 a year for the average worker — in their paychecks.
Economists fear that that could dampen or even end what little economic growth there is as the United States struggles to right itself after the deepest recession in decades and severe debt problems in Europe that could infect America.
Not only would workers' taxes go up in a couple weeks if the two sides cannot find a quick compromise. About 2.2 million people who have suffered long-term unemployment will see benefit checks cut off by the middle of February. And doctors treating elderly Medicare patients also will see their reimbursements cut.
Once the House requests a new round of negotiations, as expected, on Tuesday, the next steps are unclear.
"We are not coming back, we are not appointing negotiators until they pass the Senate compromise," Reid's spokesman Adam Jentleson insisted.
President Barack Obama already has delayed a Hawaii vacation. White House Press Secretary Jay Carney on Monday said, "The president has made clear that he wants Congress to get this done, that he is here now and will be here as Congress tries to sort this out." But Carney did not make clear how Obama might bring the two sides together, or whether he will even try.
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SCHAUMBURG, Ill., Jan. 3, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- TrainSignal, the global leader in professional computer training, announced the release of their VMware vCenter Operations Manager Training.
TrainSignal has released the first course in their VMware lineup for vCenter. The course is taught by an authority on virtual computing, focusing on how to manage vSphere environment resources in ways that serve IT, end users, and business goals overall.
The VMware vCenter Operations platform integrates smart tools to aid decision making. After establishing resources in an IT infrastructure, the next most important tasks are often tied to performance monitoring. By implementing the vCenter Operations Manager Suite (vCOPS), an administrator can understand the available deployment options and more. vCenter Operations Training by VCDX Jason Nash demonstrates how to use VMware's automation features properly, and how to use all the available data for business analysis. Here are some of the hot topics Jason Nash covers in the vCOPS videos:
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Bolton Wanderers XI battled to a draw with Bamber Bridge in their pre-season clash at Irongate on Friday night.
The team consisting of players from the Under-18s and the Development squad cancelled out Sefton Gonzales' opener through a second-half goal by Jack Sampson.
Despite Bolton's dominance in the early stages of the match, it was the home side that broke the deadlock in the 20th minute.
Clever interplay from Bamber Bridge allowed winger Alistair Waddecar space on the left flank to cross for Gonzales who stretched to beat goalkeeper Jan-Ole Sievers to the ball and nodded in at the near post.
Even sustained pressure from Wanderers late into the first half couldn't quite produce the goal to level the score.
But just after the restart, Bolton did find the net in the 48th minute.
Joe McKee rifled a 25-yard shot that ricocheted off Bamber Bridge defender Lee Green, with the ball fortunately falling in the path of Sampson who showed great composure to side-foot the ball into the bottom-right corner.
Bolton were lucky not to fall behind again with 20 minutes remaining.
A long ball played from deep was flicked on by Gonzales towards Michael Clark, and the midfielder volleyed over substitute goalkeeper John Courtney and against the crossbar.
Wanderers could have snatched the win in the dying moments of the match.
Sampson was nearly the provider instead on this occasion as he played the ball across the edge of the box for substitute Tom Youngs. The youngster drilled an unstoppable shot from 20 yards that rattled the crossbar.
Youngs' shot was the last chance of the encounter before referee Neil Swarbrick called time on a solid display from the Wanderers.
Bamber Bridge:Dovey, Bonaminio, Hodgkiss (D.Green 45), Brown, Lawlor (Atherton 45), L.Green (Reynolds 45), Reid (C.Mahoney 60), M.Mahoney (Clark 45), Gonzales, D.Mahoney, Waddecar.
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By Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)
10/12/2012 (2 years ago)
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It is widely recognized that Catholics, particularly those living in a few key geographical areas, will provide the swing vote that chooses the next president. So it's no surprise that both vice presidential candidates are Catholic.
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10/12/2012 (2 years ago)
Published in Politics & Policy
Keywords: Biden, Ryan, vice presidential, debate, Catholic
WASHINGTON, DC (Catholic Online) - The first ever vice presidential debate between two Catholics took place as Biden and Ryan squared off Thursday night. Perhaps the most telling question of the night was when both candidates were given the opportunity to discuss their faith and its influence on their public service.
Biden opened by explaining that he was informed by the social doctrine of the Church, which he translated as helping those who cannot help themselves. On abortion, he claimed to be personally opposed to it, but that he would never tell a woman what to do with her body. The first question is what about the child in the womb who has no voice but our own?
The problem with this view is that it equates to doing nothing. And those who do nothing in the face of evil are virtually promoting it.
Ryan however, stated quite plainly that he believes life begins at conception. He added that if a person believes this, they should act accordingly. He echoed the Romney camp's official position, which is that abortion should be outlawed except in cases of rape, incest, and the life of the mother. However, he made his own unqualified opposition to abortion clear. That is the "principle" to which he referred.
Biden managed to add that the next president would choose at least one or two Supreme Court justices, hinting at the opportunity to either reinforce - or overturn, Roe v. Wade.
Both parties understand that the Catholic vote is key. Obama cannot win unless Catholics elect him. So the Obama camp is attacking Ryan, in particular, accusing him of promoting policies that will harm the poor and disadvantaged. Essentially, the argument is an extension of what is being said about Romney, who has been painted as a wealthy elitist who is concerned only with himself.
Obama and Biden do have some dubious Catholic support behind them. Known as the "Nuns on the Bus," a group of very liberal nuns has toured the country supporting Obama and his policies. This group has been targeted by Church leadership, including the Pope, for some positions which are blatantly inconsistent with the teachings of the church.
Moreover, Ryan made the point that the Obama healthcare mandate threatens faith-based
institutions with sanctions if they do not provide payment for women's contraception, abortifacients, and abortions. Biden denied this accusation outright, but the research has been done, and despite a few frank exceptions, people of every faith will still be paying for other women's abortions under the Obama plan.
In 2008, Obama beat John McCain, winning 54 percent of the Catholic vote. It is hoped by many that Catholic voters become better informed about the Obama administration's virtual war on Catholicism, and the rights and freedoms of all Americans. After all, without the support of the Catholic vote, Obama will be moving back to Chicago next January.
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England skipper Gerrard 'vows' not to leave team Ferdinand-style
London: England captain Steven Gerrard has vowed that he will never turn his back on his country like Rio Ferdinand, saying that he wants to lead his team to the World Cup in Brazil.
Gerrard said that he does not know the complete details behind Ferdinand's withdrawal, adding that playing for England is the pinnacle of every footballer's career.
Insisting that he is still physically fit, Gerrard said that he does not feel drained out by his workload as he faithfully works according to a personal training regime.
Gerrard will lead out England tonight against tiny San Marino while Ferdinand, who controversially withdrew from the squad, will be commentating on the game in a TV studio in Qatar. Meanwhile, Manchester United defender Ferdinand`s decision to pull out of the England squad for their upcoming World Cup qualifiers has most probably signaled an end to his international career.
Ferdinand on Monday delivered a humiliating and potentially damaging snub to boss Roy Hodgson by turning down the chance to play for England in order to safeguard his United future.
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That's a whole lot of starters to lose for a game in Blacksburg, but with this much time to prepare for the game, I fully expect Urban to have some tricks up his sleeve, especially when it comes to the H-back position. Braxton should have plenty of opportunities at the H-back spot, and I wouldn't be surprised to see the Buckeyes with all three QB's on the field at the same time. In the end though, it's going to be about the offensive line and Ezekiel Elliott though, with so many weapons in the passing game out.
This seems like a bad idea. Then again, as we see with the multi-million dollar stadiums built for the World Cup in Rio that are basically empty now, maybe hosting these types of events is a bad idea all the way around.
How would you feel if your employer asked you to "spread the word" on your personal social media profiles? Would you do it happily? Would you consider it? Would you refuse?
I firmly believe the answer to that question depends on two things.
One, if you don't believe in your company and what they do, I'd be willing to bet you would not like the idea of sharing their message with your social connections.
Two, if you've had an online presence, or "brand" if you will, for awhile I think you'd likewise be less likely to want to share their message. Not because you don't believe it, but because you are thinking more about how it appears to the people who follow you.
Now if both of those things are true, just forget it, unless they tell you it's required, in which case maybe a new job is in order.
Personally, I do occasionally share some Nuix-related stuff, especially when it involves the training classes I'm teaching. I see no conflict there. I don't share everything though, because I don't want my personal sites, or personal social media profiles to become nothing more than a corporate mouthpieces. It's still me here at the end of the day. Heck, I've changed companies 4 times since starting a blog, that history means something more than all that.
Lots of good information here, but none more so than recognizing why it's so important to see childhood emotional abuse for what it is:
"Unfortunately, because emotional abuse is often tolerated or because the abusive parents are very secretive in their abuse (hiding their true selves when in public), emotionally abused children will assume that how they were treated at home was natural. They have no frame of reference. And so, the child will develop a skewed sense of what a healthy relationship is."
The cover up is always worse than the crime. I mean if Le'Veon Bell gets two games for DUI and marijuana possession, the severity of Brady's suspension is completely ridiculous, but when a player has the audacity to defy Roger, look out!
Something to look out for in people you care about. These can be helpful in helping determine when a person has gone beyond a bad day, or is simply dealing with a sad event, and has moved into depression that is affecting their ability to function.
Some good ideas here, but especially important is number one on the list, recognize that healing is different for everyone. Some of the things on this list resonated with me, others did not. We are individuals after all.
The NFL sure makes it hard to be a fan sometimes, but they also know as popular as fantasy football is, they'll always have an audience.
Interesting description of what it's like to deal with social anxiety. As a survivor I was never officially diagnosed as having social anxiety but I know that I was extremely shy, fearful of how other people viewed me, and generally avoided most situations that called for a lot of personal interaction. As I healed from the abuse, that fear also went away, but I can recall many of the same things that are written about here.
What are the chances of Grienke and Niese both having kids the day they were scheduled to pitch against each other?
BPT - Believe, Present and say Thank You.
Good advice for how to handle any survivor who shares their story with you, not just males.
Keep those Andriod devices safe people!
The main concern for eDiscovery is what email communication is no longer available, but I'd suggest a secondary concern, whether the recipient grabbed a screen capture or saved it some other way before it expired, and how we would locate those. Still, it's not like we don't already have concerns with people deleting emails or other items.
""[P]arents are so naive—they're worried about strangers and should be worried about their brother–in–law. They just don't realize how devious we can be. I used to abuse children in the same room with their parents and they couldn't see it or didn't seem to know it was happening."
"I was disabled and spent months grooming the parents, so they would tell their children to take me out and help me. No one thought that disabled people could be abusers."
"[P]arents are partly to blame if they don't tell their children about [sexual matters]—I used it to my advantage by teaching the child myself."
"[P]arents shouldn't be embarrassed to talk about things like this—it's harder to abuse or trick a child who knows what you're up to.""
It's easy to forget that athletes are people with families and problems like the rest of us, and getting traded means more than a new team. Good for Cleveland to recognize that.
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Gyula Horn, a former leader of Hungary who in 1989 literally ripped a hole in the Iron Curtain, helping to set off months of tumultuous change in which Communist governments in Eastern Europe fell one after the other, died Wednesday in Budapest. He was 80.The Hungarian government announced the death. He had been hospitalized since 2007 with what was reported to be a brain malfunction.Mr. Horn's life encompassed much of the history of 20th-century Hungary. His father, a Communist, was executed by the Nazis occupying Hungary in 1944. Gyula (pronounced JOO-la) also became a hard-line Communist, serving in militia units that hunted down government opponents during their revolt in 1956. The rebels lynched his brother, also a Communist.As foreign minister, as Moscow's grip on Eastern Europe slipped, Mr. Horn proved nimble as a newly minted, nonideological, pragmatic reformer in helping to lead Hungary away from Communism. Elected prime minister as a Socialist in 1994, he angered Hungarians by cutting social programs to stanch raging inflation....
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Rick Santorum definitely has the Iowa evangelicals endorsing him with his list of Vander Plaat and Hurley who lambast Romney and his background and beliefs.
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Tom Ridge was not Sec. of Health and Human Services. It was Homeland Security. They must hace been thinking of Thompson, who preceded Mike Leavitt.
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Mitt Romney won the Iowa vote by 8 votes. Even the Deseret news called it a 'virtual tie.'
**Iowa vote dosent resolve GOP search for identity by Charles Babington AP Published by the DSNews 01/04/12
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**'Poll: Less than half of GOP primary voters satisfied with 2012 field' - By Mark Murray - NBC News - 06/15/11
**'GOP race narrows, but there's still no front runner' - By Steven Thomma, McClatchy Newspapers - Published by DSNews - 08/14/11
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The more I see Pagan's, the more joy I have just to think how mad he will be when Mitt win the elections one by one, hahaha!
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