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Posted on 03/16/2006 4:13:01 AM PST by PJ-Comix
If you bet on a race horse, and later heard about serious allegations that the winning horse may have been illegally doped to gain an advantage, would you demand an investigation?
You know the answer. It would depend on whether or not you bet on the winning horse.
That's what has made much of America so hesitant to demand accountability regarding a growing ledger of allegations that the November 2004 election was so badly tainted that one could fairly question the outcome of the biggest race of all -- the one for the Oval Office. Anyone who questions the reliability of the election is assumed to be a sour-grapes bad sport who has fallen into the thrall of aluminum-foil helmeted conspiracy theorists. And the media, ever tremulous about affirming their critics' allegations of liberal bias, would sooner remove a hot radiator cap than make a mission of investigating the anomalies.
But the anomalies were real. Many have been documented. They kept thousands in swing states from voting, and prevented thousands of ballots from being counted.
Not incidentally, most of the 2004 anomalies benefited one party.
What stands out in the analysis of 2004 voting practices in the critical state of Ohio, says Columbus State Community College professor Bob Fitrakis, ``is the asymmetrical nature of the anomalies. Virtually every single anomaly tends to favor Bush, just overwhelmingly.''
Fitrakis, a lawyer who holds a Ph.D in political science, has done considerable research into the critical Ohio election, which Bush officially won by 118,599 votes to recapture the presidency. Fitrakis will present his evidence in a book, What happened in Ohio: A documentary record of theft and fraud in the 2004 election, coauthored by Harvey Wasserman and Steve Rosenfeld, to be released in September.
Among their findings:
Four percent of the 5.6 million votes cast in Ohio -- some 224,000 ballots -- were not counted for various reasons. Nearly two-thirds of those disallowed votes came from urban, heavily Democratic districts.
In certain heavily Republican counties, John Kerry received fewer votes than obscure Democrats running in statewide elections. In Butler County, for example, a retired black judge from Cleveland in a long-shot race for state Supreme Court got 61,000 votes. Kerry got 54,000.
''The drop-off [in votes] was at the top of the ticket, which is abnormal,'' Fitrakis said.
Voter turnout in two precincts exceeded 100 percent of the voters registered. In one precinct, 679 out of 689 voters reportedly cast ballots -- yet, ''In a couple of hours, we were able to find 25 people who said they didn't vote or were out of town,'' Fitrakis said.
(See a 2004 article Fitrakis wrote for The Columbus Free Press at http://www.freepress. org/columns/display/3/2004/983.)
Electoral problems are hardly limited to Ohio. Brad Friedman, the proprietor of the Brad Blog website (www.BradBlog.com), has documented mounting suspicion of the veracity and reliability of electronic voting machines used across the nation.
Friedman told me he blames the reticence of the mainstream media to tackle the issue for the public's lack of fervor about what he sees as a threat to the nation's electoral integrity.
''The people who hear about the information, get it,'' he said. ``But they're just not hearing it enough, and that's because of the media.''
He cites an October 2005 report by the nonpartisan General Accountability Office which concluded that the nation's electronic voting system is rife with flaws, weak security controls and inconsistent voter-system standards.
Had you heard of this report? I hadn't, until Friedman referred me to it. And yet California just recertified a Diebold Co. voting machine even though it contains computer language rejected by federal guidelines because it makes the machines vulnerable to hacking.
Until the public demands changes, we'll continue to be plagued by partisan supervisors of election who -- as in Ohio in 2004 and Florida in 2000 -- simultaneously hold high positions in a top candidate's campaign. By electronic vote-counting machines lacking proper security controls or any way to recheck the vote afterward. By voter-purging tactics and preventable Election Day obstacles that mysteriously hurt one party more than another.
There's good reason for Bush supporters and rock-ribbed Republicans to demand corrective action to prevent the anomalies that surely compromised the 2004 election: The risk that failure to curb the abuses will encourage the competition to resort to similar tactics. The last thing anyone wants is a cheater's arms race. Either you stop the cheating, or you encourage more of it.
The key is in the first sentence - "SERIOUS allegations."
I'll listen to serious allegations. I won't listen to moonbat crapola.
how come this article would not have been written if lurch won?
In the last couple of days Limbaugh mentioned some interesting info on this subject. Some city, Milwaukee?, just purged over 100,000 people from its voter rolls. Supposedly they all moved.
Milwaukee Voter Roll Purge Drops About 105,000 Names (WI)
Milwaukee's a Dem stronghold, ain't it?
Steinback (regular Miami Herald columnist) is NOT interested in Democrat cheating. You won't be see him writing about KNOWN Democrat cheating in Milwaukee or ILLEGALLY keeping the polls open after closing in Milwaukee. No, he will only go on a wild goose hunt after elusive anomalies that are pointed out to him from Loony Left Blogs.
That's fine :) His lack of interest is telling. How are the paper's circulation figs, do you know?
Compared to the 2000 election, in 2004 President Bush's numbers as a percentage of the votes cast for all candidates, went up in 47 of the 50 states, and the District. I've never seen that fact reported anywhere by anybody but if you check out the certified results, that's what you will find.
The allegations used by this writer are the same allegations raised by the Democrats and not one allegation raised by the Republicans is mentioned. Talk about being biased.
It was recently announced that Knight-Ridder was SELLING the Miami Herald. That came as quite a shock to me because ever since I was a kid I've read the Miami Herald and it was ALWAYS a Knight-Ridder newspaper. I think it was even their FLAGSHIP newspaper. It was sold to McLatchey (sp?).
Noy is Milwaukee a democratic stronghold, it's also less than an hour drive from Chicago --- AND Wisconsin has had about the loosest election day standards in the country. Show up at the polls, and get to vote. No photo ID even required.
The GOP has been trying to tighten that law, and democrats from the Governor on down are opposing it -- they even have been advertising of TV and Radio.
That said -- I still think ANY election fraud, from the left or the Right should be treated very severly -- 8-10 year prison terms sounds about right to me.
It just COULDN'T be that you're losing on the basis of your Liberal principles and dogma, now could it? There's no way. Anyone that hears the Liberal agenda, just KNOWS that it is a common-sense approach, right?
These libbies need to get out into the real world and find out that there is a pretty large group of people here in the United States that don't think like they do.
Gee, go figure.
Works for me. I consider voter fraud equivalent to treason.
Now why did they leave out Philadephia and Milwaukee?
The day Gore began attacking the election system, I was sickened and remain so to this day.
Truth is All got an article in the Miami Herald? Good for TIA.
Uh oh, one of them. He wouldn't lie, would he? And from Google: "The Columbus Free Press is a progressive newspaper and website devoted to reporting on social justice issues. 'Speaking Truth to Power'.... Since 1970."
I see. Nah, he wouldn't lie.
Here's a link to the Berkeley study that made big waves at DU and DailyKos:
Madison, Milwaukee, Philadelphia, West Palm Beach, and of course everyone's favorite...
Why are the Dems so deathly afraid of photo ID? I like the purple ink option personally.
How many of those 224,000 were spoiled or marked wrong, which would render them VOID and useless, like the INSTRUCTIONS say....
Nearly two-thirds of those disallowed votes came from urban, heavily Democratic districts.
Dems is stupid....'nuff said....
In certain heavily Republican counties, John Kerry received fewer votes than obscure Democrats running in statewide elections. In Butler County, for example, a retired black judge from Cleveland in a long-shot race for state Supreme Court got 61,000 votes. Kerry got 54,000.
The first 5 words spell it all out: In certain heavily Republican counties.Why would a Republican vote for Lurch?
For someone with a PhD, he sure is STOOPID!
In certain heavily Republican counties, John Kerry received fewer votes than obscure Democrats running in statewide elections. In Butler County, for example, a retired black judge from Cleveland in a long-shot race for state Supreme Court got 61,000 votes. Kerry got 54,000.
So what. People split tickets all the time. But Democrats think people are too stupid to vote for the individual instead of just mind-numbingly pulling the D lever.
Voter turnout in two precincts exceeded 100 percent of the voters yet, ''In a couple of hours, we were able to find 25 people who said they didn't vote or were out of town,'' Fitrakis said.
So what. Were those 25 people registered to vote and if so, registered to vote in that town?
Flimsy arguments - all of them. Writer deserves an F.
I'm from Philadelphia and that is true. In fact, in heavily Democrat districts, the polling places are in places such as hair salons and even private homes!
"Rendell promises veto on voter ID bill
By David M. Brown TRIBUNE-REVIEW Tuesday, February 21, 2006
Saying his intent is to protect voting rights, Gov. Ed Rendell vowed Monday in Pittsburgh to veto legislation that would require voters to show identification at the polls.
The announcement wasn't a surprise. Rendell, a Democrat from Philadelphia, had hinted for days that he plans to veto the measure passed last week along partisan lines by the Republican-controlled Legislature.
"At a time in our nation's history when voting is becoming ... less and less prevalent among our people, we should be doing everything in our power to make it easier to vote -- not to make it harder," Rendell said at an event in the Hill District.
"AP Lifts from the small press again and won't correct"
Generally, when you look at the details, it appears that what is being suggested is that Democrats blocked Democrats from voting.
Good, this will play right into Swannie's hand as anyone with half a brain won't object to the concept that you have to identify yourself before you can vote.
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It's hard to believe it, but after Monday's practice wrapped up at St. John Fisher College, there are only five practices left at training camp for the Buffalo Bills.
As the team approaches their first preseason game, the Bills are starting to get healthier and saw the return on Monday of many different players that get first-team reps.
Who stood out in the session? Here's my breakdown:
- Practice MVP: S Jairus Byrd. The fourth-year player is the first repeat 'Practice MVP' of training camp in the ten days of work. Byrd picked off two Ryan Fitzpatrick passes throughout the afternoon. The first was right in his breadbasket after C.J. Spiller got tangled up and fell to the turf on his route, while the second interception saw Byrd sprawl out and dive for an errant pass during the one-minute drill. He cradled the ball and didn't allow it to hit the turf, resulting in the pick. Byrd just continues to impress here at Bills camp.
- Practice LVP: QB Ryan Fitzpatrick. I've already outlined a pair of the quarterback's interceptions, but he also threw two more during team drills on Monday. The first was just a bit ahead of Fred Jackson, allowing the running back to get one hand on it. The ball deflected off his hand and straight in to the hands of George Wilson. His final turnover was a complete misfire that Leodis McKelvin ripped out of the air and returned for a touchdown. He hasn't had many sub-par days in Pittsford, but Monday was one of them.
- Bills wide receiver Donald Jones was a close second for the MVP honors for two catches he made during the session. They were along the same lines, but equally impressive both times. Jones skied in to the air and high pointed the ball to come down with a tough catch on both occasions. The first time he did so, it went for a touchdown. If he can become more consistent with his hands, he could become a viable threat for this Bills offense. After practice, Jones said he's had only two dropped passes this camp, which is two too many in his opinion. That's the attitude you love to hear from a developing player.
- It might be time to worry just a little bit about how far away starting right tackle Erik Pears is at this point. There is still a month before the season begins, but him going from doing individual drills through the last week, to being held out of practice completely today could be bad news. The Bills could have a line of thinking to just sit Pears down for the rest of the week until they get back for practice on Saturday night to try and get him right, but that much is unclear at this point. Either way, the 'minor' off-season surgery to his groin is setting him back.
- The plight of 2010 second-round pick Torell Troup continues. On Saturday, Troup didn't even make it on the field for practice. Today? Troup takes a step forward, dresses for practice and even takes reps during team drills. After a few of those, back to the trainer's room he went. Troup not being on the field is by no means attributed to a lack of effort or want-to. He wants it badly, as evidenced when I spoke with him earlier about his progress during camp. It's all about how much his body lets him be out there, and to this point it isn't a whole heck of a lot. Much like Terrence McGee, this situation is about small gains. Monday seemed like one of those before having to go back to the trainer's room.
- Tyler Thigpen threw his best pass of training camp on Monday. Finding the weak spot in a zone defense, Thigpen put it smack dab in the middle of the converging defenders to Dorin Dickerson on a post route. The ball hit Dickerson right in the hands, and in stride, for a touchdown. Vince Young had a solid day as well, looking really comfortable throwing on the run. I continue to believe that if you allow him to use his natural athleticism, he can really be a nice backup option for the Bills.
- The smooth operating style of Scott Chandler continues during team drills. He makes tough catches with defenders all around him and has done so throughout the entirety of training camp. His best catch of the day came right along the goal line with rookie Ron Brooks in coverage. Chandler was breaking towards the pylon and roped in the catch with Brooks draped all over him and the sideline drawing near. It's been a stellar camp for him ten days in.
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ART: Karen Atkinson is an installation artist, independent curator and founder of Side Street Projects, a nonprofit artist-run organization in Los Angeles which exhibits the work of artists internationally. She has exhibited and curated throughout the United States, Canada, Europe, Australia, Cuba, Japan and South Africa and was included in the Fifth Havana Biennial in Cuba. She has curated numerous gallery and traveling exhibitions and public projects, including the For the Time Being parking meter project, and Projections: intermission images — slides projected in commercial theaters between films. She has produced a number of projects designed for the web and digital media. She teaches Getting Your Sh*t Together workshops/classes both at CalArts and in the City of Los Angeles as well as around the country. She founded an artist run business for artists called GYST Ink, which creates software for visual artists, has support services and a newsletter about professional practices for artists.
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Aiming for a painting that would stand outside the codes of representation, after BMPT's and Support/Surface's work of the sixties and early seventies, Bernard Brunon ended-up painting houses. "Painting a wall results in a painting of the wall, in the Modernist tradition, but does not produce an image of the wall." This led him to set-up a house-painting business, That's Painting Productions, to which he gave the motto: "With Less to Look At, There's More To Think About." By managing a house-painting company, he sets painting, and art-making, within the concrete experience ofsocial and economic reality of the everyday; thus fulfilling the wish of many avant-gardes: the merging of art and life. That's Painting Productions's work clashes because it is situated at the junction of two economic fields that are a priori incompatible.
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After three days of non-stop meeting brands & bloggers, exchanging cards, seeing awesome product, and live blogging the heck out of PROJECT New York this year, we're still buzzing from the high (or maybe from one too many cocktails). We've rounded up our top 10 favorite moments in the show with visual aid so you can catch up! Check them out below.
10. This littly doggy (and, we admit, these gold sparkling platform shoes).
09. The blogger photo shoot (though we got jealous of the pineapple another blog used in their props).
08. Free (really strong) margaritas at the surf bar!
07. Denim Therapy getting listed at the top of the blog wall!
06. Doctrine Denim's awesome denim aprons (they even gifted us a few)!
05. Homemade baked goods from Stitch's Jeans (adorable & delicious).
04. SP?NGLISH (?) taco truck after party! See more photos here.
03. Finally meeting & hanging out with The Denim Guy!
02. Sporadic dance party, feat. Josh from Toyplane & the girls of NMRKT.
01. The Hartford Denim Company's incredible live denim workshop. Stay tuned for a closer look at this!
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April and Michael Stolte of Mequon are the parents of Isaiah Lawrence Stolte, born June 24, 2012, at Community Memorial Hospital in Menomonee Falls. He was 7 pounds, 7 ounces, and 19.5 inches long. He joins brother Evan, 4, and sister Grace, 2.
Kyle and Rebecca (Safer) Feerick of Shorewood are the parents of Lilly R. Feerick, born Aug. 15, 2012. She was 6 pounds, 9 ounces, and 19.5 inches long. Grandparents are Patrick Feerick of Mequon and Jeneene Safer of Shorewood, and great-grandmother is Marjorie Feerick Schlosser of Fox Point.
Samantha Terhorst of Brown Deer earned her master's degree in veterinary microbiology and preventive medicine from Iowa State University in Ames in August.
The following graduates earned bachelor's degrees from the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh in May: from Fox Point, Emily Williams, journalism; from Glendale, Sara LaLicata, nursing, and Kellie Winkler, elementary education magna cum laude; from Mequon, Eric Glaum, physical and school health education, and Andrew McWilliams, marketing and global business; and from Shorewood, Kathryn O'Keef, physical and school health education cum laude.
Madeline Wakley of Shorewood earned a bachelor's degree in theater arts from the University of Wisconsin-Parkside in Kenosha in May.
Sarah Gleisberg of Mequon and Lindsay Kauer of Glendale made the spring semester dean's list at the University of Houston in Texas.
The following students made the spring semester dean's list at Concordia University Wisconsin in Mequon: from Brown Deer, Ashley Cain, Alyssa Mogensen and Kolyssa VonDeylen; from Glendale, Kerri Quade; from Mequon, Laura Gierach, Sandra Hoadley, Alexis Lamacchia, Elizabeth McNab, Benjamin Petersen and Stephanie Quandt; and from Thiensville, Yunting Dong, Abigail Pericolosi, Tyler Shadick, Christina Spink and Hsiao Feng Tu.
Brynn Darga of Mequon, Madeline Wakley of Shorewood and Gabriela Bronson of Whitefish Bay made the spring semester dean's list at the University of Wisconsin-Parkside.
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Gillian Stewart of Mequon has joined the Froedtert Hospital Foundation as director of planned giving and major gifts. Stewart was director of development at the Sheldon B. Lubar School of Business at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee and, prior to that, a senior consultant with Krause Consultants, where she assisted not-for-profit, private and public corporations with fund development. Stewart volunteers at University School of Milwaukee, where she serves as the vice president of the board of trustees, and is a former member of the ethics board for the city of Mequon. Stewart received bachelor's degree and a master's degree in business administration from Northwestern University in Illinois.
Anne Leplae, executive director of the French language school and cultural center Alliance Française de Milwaukee in Shorewood, was awarded the Les Palmes Académique award from the government of France for her dedication to and efforts in the expansion of the French culture beyond the borders of France. Leplae has worked in the nonprofit sector, including in refugee resettlement of Russians in Chicago and literacy work with immigrant women in France. She taught English and worked with Catholic Relief services to conduct a survey of water use in rural regions of Morocco. She earned her master's degrees in nonprofit management and international relations from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee and a bachelor's degree in liberal arts (including French) from Macalester College. Her mother is French and her father was a French-speaking Belgian. The family immigrated to Milwaukee in the late 1960s when her father was hired as a physics professor at UWM.
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Dorothy was born in Durango, on Jan. 18, 1921, to James Earl Lynton and Grace Stanley Lynton and died Nov. 14, 2013, in Scottsdale, Ariz. The Dolores Star noted her mother's and her return to Rico after her birth on the Galloping Goose, the narrow gauge railroad that served that part of Colorado. Her mother died at a young age, and her father was killed at a young age in a freak mining accident. She graduated from Dolores High School in 1939. In 1940, she married Jim Cazier, who was a mining engineer from Nevada, who she met in Rico. Dorothy's brother, Jimmy, also was a miner. At the end of the World War II the family settled in Bagdad, Ariz. Jim Cazier worked in the mines, and Dorothy was a homemaker and secretary to the school district. The family moved to Denver in 1956, and Dorothy completed school in Phoenix and California to become a dental assistant.
She is survived by her two sons, Barry of Scottsdale, Ariz. (Illene) and Stan of Granby, Colo. (Cassie); four grandchildren; and seven great-grandchildren. Her brother Jimmy preceded her in death.


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Elder Bradey Wilde has recently returned to the local area after serving in the South Africa-Johannesburg mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Elder Wilde will speak during sacrament meeting Aug. 29 at 11:30 a.m. at the Westwood LDS Ward.
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Harold Ramis, one of the most successful comedy movie-makers with acting credits that include "Ghostbusters" and "Stripes," died Monday at the age of 69
He was also known for his writing and directing work on blockbusters "Caddyshack" and "Groundhog Day."
He is someone I will truly miss.
No! No, no, noooo!!!! :'(ReplyCancel
Noo! Crap, I liked him. He has provided me with a lot of entertainment over the years.ReplyCancel
Exactly my reaction, right after I blurted out, "What the f**k?"ReplyCancel
Ditto. So sad.ReplyCancel
I loved how so many of his movies dealt with anarchic redemption.
His characters may have grown but in spite of themselves…:-)
Ramos was a zen Buddhist…
I hope we meet next time on the wheel…
This is so sad. Thanks for the laughs, Mr. Ramis.ReplyCancel
What a comedic genius he was …ReplyCancel
The few times you visited us growing up, you would always watch Ghostbusters with me and Brandon. We always treasured those times. Thanks for the memories, Mr. Ramis.ReplyCancel
I know that a large part of my sense of humor developed and revolved around many of his movies. I will not flip past Groundhog Day – EVER. If it's on, I'm watching it. I remember the first time I saw Stripes as a kid – it was a comedy revelation to me.
Thank you for all the laughs, Harold. May your journey be complete.ReplyCancel
RIP funny man. I grew up watching him. 🙁ReplyCancel
Thanks for making the 80s bearable.ReplyCancel
Oh no, Egon! 🙁 RIPReplyCancel
One of the few truly talented writers. Groundhog Day is a great comedy. Right up there the very best.
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NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!! Harold Ramis was, like Senor Salty said, a COMEDIC GENIUS!! He will be truly missed. Thank you Harold for sharing your talent with the rest of the world, and we are all the better for it. RIP. /wipes away tearsReplyCancel
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My brother and I are huge fans and we're really mourning. That autoimmune shit fucking sucks, mostly because you pretty much can't get rid of it (although you CAN maybe go into remission, depending on which one of dozens of lovely autoimmune disorders you get to have).
Eh, diseases suck. I'm very pissed off about diseases that can't be "fixed" lately. I know that's a Captain Obvious remark, but losing my grandma last fall and getting ready to lose my cat makes me kind of a melancholy misantropic bitch. Sorry.
Anyway, Mr. Harold Ramis…he went to Wash U here in my neck of the woods. That has nothing to do with anything except that every time I'm in that neighborhood, I say, "Harold Ramis went there!"
@PammieC: Love that.ReplyCancel
I thought he was dead for I didn't know anything about him for over a decade.
RIP anyway.ReplyCancel
Loved him.
Rest In Peace…ReplyCancel
At our 1982 wedding, when the priest said we are now going to exchange vows, my husband did the "duh duh duh" just like Bill Murray did to Harold Ramis in Stripes when they signed up for the Army. We were both cracking up and the priest didn't know what was going on.
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He had autoimmune vasculitis, where the white blood cells start attacking the walls of your blood vessels. He had been in remission but it came back.
I had the pleasure of being able to watch a very talented Harold Ramis doing SCTV and the early days of all the great comedians that came out of that show like John Candy, Martin Short, Joe Flaherty, Dave Thomas, Andrea Martin, Catherine O'Hara, Eugene Levy, Rick Moranis. SCTV had to be the inspiration for SNL but man these guys delivered more constantly funny stuff every week with next to nothing budgets.ReplyCancel


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BaByliss Pro 30 Roller Setter
- Overview
- Features
- 30 professional easy grip ceramic rollers in assorted sizes
- 2 temperature settings
- 15 super clips with handy storage pouch
- Double insulated housing maintains temperature
- On/off indicator light
- 2 year limited warranty
- 6 small (3/4")
- 8 medium (1")
- 8 large (1 .25")
- 8 Jumbo (1.5")
- Section hair and comb through so it is smooth
- Place ends of hair on roller and wind towards scalp
- Roll-up hair firmly and place super clip over roller
- Leave rollers in your hair until they have cooled
- Remove super clip while holding roller in one hand. Gently undo roller (do not pull) and let curl spring back into position.
- Let curls cool for one minute then style your hair
- The firmness of the curl is regulated by the length of time the roller is left in your hair
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The BaByliss Pro Ionic Hair Setter comes with 30 rollers that allow you to create the perfect curls in mere minutes. We love hot rollers as an alternative to curling irons. They're quick, simple and you're hands-free to do as you please while they cool. This professional hair setter eliminates hot spots and ensures thorough heat penetration with safe ceramic and ionic technology. Negative ions prevent damage, frizz and dullness. Say hello to shiny curls! From ringlets to full-volume waves, thanks to the fabulous assortment of small, medium, large, and jumbo rollers in this set, you can create all sorts of styles. Tip: Natural curls aren't all identical. Create a believable style by using more than one size roller throughout your hair.
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BaByliss PRO Nano Titanium Spring Curling Iron uses titanium and ceramic barrel technology that gives smooth, easy curling control. The result are shiny, frizz free curls and waves. Available in 4 barrel sizes.New Price:
Huge And UnworkableThis set is huge and hard to store
The rollers take forever to heat and
do not curl well
The clips verus the pns leave lines in your hairand do not
allow for a tight curlMar 3, 2011Marilynn M.HAIR TYPEMedium Brown / Normal Hair
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Not Hot EnoughI purchased this Babyliss set of rollers (it was about $200.00) and from the first try, noticed the rollers did not get hot. I tried several times, and still, rollers do no get hot, even when waiting for 20 minutes or longer. I returned the set, thinking it was damaged, and received a replacement set. Again, the replacement set didn't heat up either.... and waiting 20 mintues or longer. The number and variety of size of rollers in this set is wonderful! BUT, they don't work to curl fine hair - there just isn't enough heat. I've owned a dozen or more hot roller sets and this one, I have to honestly say, has not performed well at all. Clairol and Remington sets heat up within minutes (literally 2-5 minutes) and get very hot - they work like a charm! I wish they'd produce a 30 roller set! The old adage "they don't make things like they used to" is definitely true in terms of the Babyliss roller set. Very disappointing, indeed.Feb 8, 2011KayHAIR TYPEFine or Thin Hair
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Awesome Curls In Short Timeas a male with long hair who loves curls i'm always looking for a fast way to get a head full of soft pretty curls that last and found this set to be the best. I have very thich hair that about 6 in below my shoulders and have a set of 20 rollers that won't do my hair all over without re heating about 10 curlers which takes such a long time for me in the mornings to lett hen cool and reheat and then cool again. , i know its the price i have ot pay for my beautiful curls and learned to quit complaining about how much time it takes ot get ready. i had a business meeting about a month ago and stopped by my salon ot get my hair curled and that where i found this awesome set of curlers and 30 rollers was the magic number to do my hair without re hearting curlers. Mandy turned her set on and they heated up very quickly and i was rolled and cooled and combed out in about 25 minutes and just knew this set was for me i recieved several compliments on my curls and they lasted all day and the evening for dinner and drinks. I love this set and the fact i can get my hair rolled without reheating and curlers. Would recemond to anyone who has alot of hair and wan't their curls to last all dayOct 10, 2010Steve / Ohio
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Fabulous BabylissFinally a set that can do my whole head at once! I have long, thick hair and a set of 20 just doesn't do it for me. These rollers are effective, comfortable and plentiful! The only drawback is that they should include more clips. Highly recommend!Jun 23, 2010Sarah / Central FL
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Creates Good Curls For Thin Hair.I've used several other hot rollers in the past and they heated up pretty fast but would wind up melting after about 6 months or so.....or break down. This produc however is well put together....you DO have to turn it on enough ahead of time though...it does not heat up fast and even when it is finally at it's hottest....it doesn't "seem" to be that hot compared to what I've used in the past...but I use a styling spray after I've put all the rollers in and when I take them out, it turns into a really good curl. So as long as you heat up NOT at the last minute...you should be ok with this set of hot rollers...although I'm not sure how well these would work on thick hair...my hair is bone thin and the curls take rather easily but for "heavy" hair, it may be a totally different story.Mar 3, 2010Jenny
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Lack Of Enough ClipsI first purchased and returned the jumbo Babyliss rollers. My hair was too short to use them, I then purchased the 30 roller set but wonder why there was not enough clips for the entire set, plus the clips are difficult to keep from falling out on the smaller rollers......I have not found where one can obtain more clips and feel it would be a good customer relation promo if this company would ship "free" of charge enough clips for all 30 rollers thanks elaineAug 23, 2009Elaine / Redmond OR. USA
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Doesn't Stack Up, It's A Shame.I have been using the same rollers for 25+ years and since they have died I have been buying set after set with all the same result...NO CURLS, NOT HOT ENOUGH. I let these get good and hot leaving them on at least 30 minutes to warm and left in my hair for about 45 minutes...NOT ONE CURL. Pros:1. lightweight rollers2. gets fairly hot fastCons:1. doesnt curl2. doesnt hold heat when not on dock3. not enough clips for the amount of rollers provided. Odd?I have decided on a refund. Too bad, I wanted these to be the last set I buy for awhile. The search continues....Jul 13, 2009K
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Great Hot CurlersOkay, Im mixed so you already know I have problems with my hair. Its about a third of the way down my back, and naturally fine but wavy. I wanted to enhance what I already had, so about a year ago, I bought this set from folica.com.I use them maybe 2x/week & my curls are fabulous. Theyre soft and light, and I dont have to put a lot of heat in my hair. I just put the curlers in (randomly so it looks more natural), wait until they cool completely, and lift off the clamps so the rollers just fall out on their own. That way, I dont pull the curls, so they hold better. I hate styling products, so the only thing I use is a finishing spray, and they last for about 3 days. (By day three, they start looking really tousled, and its time to redo it before people start talking about me.)Quality hot curlers, decent price, no complaints here. Ive convinced 3 other people to get them as well.Nov 3, 2008Vanya / Westerville, Ohio
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Okay But PriceyBought this set almost 3 years ago, works well on my hair. Complaint about clips is valid plus they dont work w/small rollers. I use old pin style clips that came with my old hot rollers on those. My set broke recently (some electrical problem). I am buying the newer ceramic set. I will check out any improvments.Nov 6, 2007Vicky / Pittsburgh PA
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Great Quantity And Selection Of RollersReally like the quantity and selections of rollers. My hair is fine so have a hard time keeping hair in front side sections. Great for the rest of my head. Heats up well, needs to have more clips, would like to see smaller clips for smaller rollers. Overall good product.Sep 29, 2007Trish / Michigan
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Are there any good Christmas radio out there on the internet?
All suggestions are welcome!
check out http://www.stfrancis.edu/spirit/
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pandora.com is another good one. you can add music that you like.
Click on the Xmas icon :elf1:
Pandora. or PlanetChristmas.com
Here in ireland on the 28th of november xmasfm starts up for one month. its really festive and they raise money for a charity for the homeless .
There are LOTS! My favorite (for the last few years) has been AccuHolidays, they have a very large selection of different Holiday Station for ALL your moods.
:santa:At archive.org go to the heading AUDIO, click on BROWSE, then go down the list to Christmas. They have the following shows: Campbell Playhouse-Christmas Carol; Elgin seasonal specials; Cricket on the Hearth; 3 Christmas episodes from The CBS Mystery Theater; Jonathan Thomas and his Christmas on the Moon(this links Thanksgiving to Christmas). Also, on Radiolovers.com, they have the very popular, The Cinnamon Bear. Click on "misc" on the left. The previous radio program also is meant to link Thanksgiving with Christmas. Also, a very powerful radio station from Canada, CHML AM900, can be heard a long way off, and they play multiple Christmas episodes starting a few days before December 25th.


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By Gene Phelps/NEMS Daily Journal
CLINTON – Tupelo didn't have all its weapons for Friday's state championship game.
Ocean Springs did.
The Coast team scored two first-half goals then held on to defeat the Lady Wave, which played without four starters, 2-0, to capture the MHSAA Class 6A soccer crown at Clinton High School stadium.
"You come into a game like this and you're missing your two center backs, your leading scorer and your third leading scorer, and you're playing for the state championship," Tupelo coach Shelley Miller said. "Everybody who was on the field played their hearts out. I couldn't have asked anything more from this group of girls."
Forwards Katie Taylor, who led the Lady Wave with 25 goals this season, and Bryson Rial suffered injuries in Tuesday's state semifinal against Northwest Rankin. Defender Lexie Wise, who was injured this week, made it 16 minutes before exiting the field for the day. Her sister, Liza Wise, hasn't played in more than a week.
In the second half, midfielder Sarah Lambert Hollingsworth went down with a knee injury and defender Maddie Russell suffered an ankle injury.
"It's kind of comical; I don't know what else to say," Miller said. "Everybody I asked to go on the field played hard."
Early scores
Ocean Springs used an aggressive attack early to score both of its goals in the opening 21 minutes.
Delaney Gustafson scored on a rebound following a miss to give the Greyhounds a 1-0 lead.
Ashton Stennis scored on a header off a pass by Monique Autmon to make it 2-0.
"(Stennis) is great at finishing a ball," Autmon said. "I saw her making a run in. As soon as I hit the pass, I knew she was going to be there."
Tupelo defender Margaret Burleson said Ocean Springs' aggressive style was hard to handle.
"We were caught off guard," she said. "They came at us with a lot of speed."
Ocean Springs coach Patrick Hayes planned to play aggressive the entire 80 minutes, but Tupelo adjusted and slowed them down the second half.
"Tupelo started taking control in the second half; they took it to us," he said. "We were tired."
The state championship was the first for Ocean Springs (19-4) in girls soccer. This was also the first time the program had played in the title game.
Tupelo (14-3-1) lost in the championship game to Brandon last season.


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Friday, Aug. 12
Class of 1991 Reunion
WHS Class of 1991's 20th reunion will be held at 8 p.m. Friday, Aug 12 at Urban Cowboy in Ocala. Dinner Saturday night will be at Williston Highland Golf and Country Club from 7:30-11:30 p.m. This will be catered with a D.J.
The cost is $50 a person.
Monday, Aug. 15
GOP Executive Committee Meeting
My mother was an excellent cook, as was her mother before her, and probably her mother before her. It's what women did back then–they took care of home and hearth and in the days before restaurants were tres chic, they cooked big, nourishing meals to feed big families.
Thursday, July 28
The Levy County Tourist Development Council will have its bi-monthly meeting Thursday, July 28 at 6 p.m. at Levy County Visitors Bureau, 620 N. Hathaway Ave., Bronson.
The meeting is open to the public.
Friday, July 29
Fish Fry
CSI – Citizens Seeking Improvements – will hold a fish fry fund-raiser Friday, July 29 from 5- 7 p.m. at the Cornelius Williams Park on Highway 27A. All proceeds will be used for improvements at the park.
Saturday, Aug. 6
Saturday, July 23
School Reunion
All persons who attended Williston Vocational High School between 1948-1968 and are interested in helping plan for the next school Reunion 2012 are asked to meet at the Williston Hilltop Restaurant Saturday, July 23 at 9 a.m. Contact Lola Bell Monroe or Avis Y. Seabrook for more information.
Thursday, July 28
Saturday, July 2
Holy Family Yard Sale
Holy Family Catholic Church will hold a yard sale Saturday, July 2 from 8 a.m. until 1 p.m. Vendor spaces are available. The church will also hold yard sales the first Saturday of each month. For more information, call Gil Farley at 528-2893.
AARP Chapter #912 will have an information booth at Williston's Independence Day celebration Saturday, July 2 at Horseman's Park.
Saturday, June 4
Church Yard Sale
There will be a Community Yard Sale Saturday, June 4 beginning at 7 a.m. at Fountain of Life Church, 623 East Noble Ave., Williston.
Purchase a space to sell items for only $10 (you must bring your own table).
There will be food for sale.
For more information, contact Tamara Glover at 352-427-9989 or Fountain of Life Church at 352-528-6302.
American Legion Fish Fry
Thursday, May 26
Tourist Council Meeting
The Levy County Tourist Development Council will have its regular bi-monthly meeting Thursday, May 26 at 6 p.m at the Levy County Visitors Bureau 620 N. Hathaway Ave., Bronson
Saturday, May 28
AMVETS Open House
AmVets Post 444 in Williston will host an Open House for Memorial Day weekend May 28-30.
Veterans and the public are invited. There will be childrens' activities and games on Saturday
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Friday, May 20
Star Party
The Chiefland Star Party Group will present a telescopic view of the stars and planets at the Withlacoochee Gulf Preserve in Yankeetown at 8:30 p.m., May 20 at the observation tower.
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This week's Conservation Corner suggests composting as another way to reduce the amount of trash you put into your garbage can and eventually, the landfill.
For the last week, I have been chief cook and bottle washer in the house while the Gracious Mistress of the Parsonage was visiting our son and his family in Ohio. I like nothing better than being in charge. Of course, I wonder what in the world I am in charge of when I am the only one in the house.
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You should've gotten the Jil Sander Cut out dress shoes, justin. Or actually, bought them in a size too small and then hand them over to me Seriously though, the cutout jils are infinitely better than the Marni ones. Do you actually wear the sperrys much?
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Dakota Fanning was caught at the airport wearing her sister's highly distressed Acne jeans, an Opening Ceremony cat sweater, and a John Mayer-esque hat. We're struggling to understand how this entire ensemble happened, but one thing we do know is that her sister does not wear the same size she does and these jeans are a great example of how not to wear holy denim. Fortunately for Dakota, she can easily send these jeans to us at Denim Therapy and we will tailor them so they actually fit her, as well as repair all those superfluous holes. We'll be your stylist, Ms. Fanning. Don't worry.
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Suspicious black sedan cruises Ranch
A black sedan with a suspicious-acting driver approached a child out playing on his scooter around 6 p.m. Oct. 1 near the intersection of Poston Parkway and Griggs Road in Highlands Ranch. The driver of the sedan was described as an unknown white male with an athletic build and short brown hair wearing a striped gray hoodie. The man allegedly attempted to lure the child into his vehicle and then threatened the child. The child refused to enter the vehicle and ran away, unharmed.
No license plate information was gathered, but the vehicle is said to have a large scratch on the driver's side hood, tinted windows and a black antenna ball. Anyone with any information is asked to contact the Douglas County Sheriff's Office tip line at 303-660-7579 or contact 911 if they see suspicious activity occurring.
Camper trailers stolen
A 2013 Heartland camper trailer was stolen from a storage facility on the 5400 block of Peterson Road in Sedalia sometime between the dates of Aug. 3 and 15. The owner of the camper became notified it was missing when she received a bill from E-470 Xpress Toll on Sept. 24, showing the plate number for the camper and stating that it had traveled on E-470 between 8:30 and 9 a.m. Aug. 15, ringing up $8.85 in tolls. After contacting E-470 for video surveillance it was determined that the camper was being towed by a white Ford van, but the van's plates were not visible.
Sometime between the dates of Sept. 22 and 27 a Palomino Pop-up Tent Trailer was stolen from Rainbow Falls Park in southwest Douglas County. The trailer had been chained to a tree at the owner's campsite and when the owner returned to camp on Sept. 27 it was no longer there.
Gas station thieves get away
On Sept. 21 a trio of suspects entered the Conoco gas station on the 9400 block of S. University Blvd. in Highlands Ranch allegedly committing numerous crimes. A black female entered the store first and, according to the clerk at the store, she went straight to the bathroom where she was believed to be getting high.
A white male in a red shirt, black and white plaid shorts, and a black ball cap then entered the store with a black male wearing all black. The black male attempted to pay for gas and other items with a counterfeit bill. After being told by the clerk the bill was bad he purchased the items with other money and he and the white male went and knocked on the restroom door to get their friend.
After watching video surveillance later, it became apparent that the white male stole a donation jar that had close to $25 in it for the Special Olympics and the black male took some other items without paying for them before the three left together. The video surveillance tape is now in possession of the Douglas County Sheriff's Office.
Apartment manager robbed
Approximately 65 pages worth of eviction paperwork for three tenants was mysteriously removed from an apartment manager's locked apartment sometime between 10 a.m. Sept. 23 and 7 p.m. Sept. 24. The theft occurred at an Inverness apartment building on the 9700 block of Pyramid Court. Nothing else was missing from the apartment and there was no damage to the door. The manager believes someone with a master key used it to get in to her apartment. She said she filed the report because there was information regarding her son in the paperwork that she did not want to get out. She has lived there several years and never changed the locks.
Car chase ends in wreck
A familial vehicle chase led one car into the rear end of the other near Westridge Recreation Center at Foothills Canyon Boulevard and Highlands Ranch Parkway in the early afternoon hours of Sept. 19 in Highlands Ranch. A semi-domestic situation that involved a small child, the child's mother and the child's paternal grandfather ended with the mother being transported to the hospital for surgical procedures after her vehicle was struck from behind by the grandfather's.
According to the Douglas County Sheriff's Office, it was unclear whose vehicle the baby was in, but the sheriff's office was recommending to the District Attorney's Office that the grandfather be charged with first-degree assault, reckless driving, endangerment of a child and child abuse. Injuries to the child's mother appeared not to be critical.
Social Security cards stolen
Sometime between Aug. 23 and Sept. 19, a Highlands Ranch woman's and her son's Social Security cards were stolen from the woman's vehicle. She had placed the cards in her vehicle in order to open up a savings account in both of their names, but had not yet gotten around to going to the bank to open the account.
In the time before she noticed the cards missing, the woman valet-parked her vehicle at the airport, dropped the car off to get it cleaned and took it to the dealership for work. The sheriff's office reminds people not to leave their cards where others can get to them for fear of potential identity theft.
Construction sites robbed
Three Parker construction sites filed theft reports with the Douglas County Sheriff's Office between the days of Sept. 16 and 18. A total of $840 worth of copper piping was removed from a future home on the 13700 block of Ashgrove Circle that is in the beginning phase of construction, making it the second reported robbery of copper piping on the street in as many weeks. Four rolls of home wrap and a power saw were also removed from a pair of construction sites in the 13800 block of Pastel Road.
'No parking' signs stolen
Three "no parking" signs were removed from their poles sometime between Sept. 12 and 14 near the intersection of Blackbird Way and Blackbird Circle in Highlands Ranch. The bolts and nuts were found in the grass sitting next to the respective poles. There are no suspects or leads at this time.


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|Posted by Hube on December 19, 2003 at 09:38:33:
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: : Terry and other contributors thanks for your info...Things I learned on this site and the web on toilet installing.
: : use another set of nuts and washers to snug toilet hold down bolts to toilet flange... and then the other set to hold toilet to flange...shimming use gripping type rubber(like those jar open circles at dollar stores) on tile to prevent slippage, or no rust washers,or fluidmaster shims,or epoxy or grout on severly rocking toilets(covered with wax paper so they cure and not stick to toilet for later removal) very few articles or books tell you about shimming a toilet...use a waxless bowl ring or wax with a rubber insert...set up tolet first before permanent installation to make sure it will fit properly...buy good quality toilet with 3 inch valve,
: : 2 1/8 or better glazed trapway...screw down flange to floor for stability...put drinking straws over toilet bolts to help guide toilet on...do not caulk toilet at base all around leave some open in back so you might see a leaky seal before it ruins ceiling below(it happened to me).. caulk(silicone) helps keep toilet from moving and breaking seal(just don't do it all around leave an opening so you can see a leak)
: : I hope this will help other do it yourselfers on your site.
: : Terry thanks for your forum
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