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She was very impatient and irritating, saying out loud how she hated wasting her time on the machines to turn the orphans into armours to battle. She was also very insulting to Temujin, calling him an idiot.
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Gelel Energy Manipulation
Ranke can convert the Gelel energy from the stone embedded in her body into electricity, and manipulate it akin to how shinobi uses Lightning Release. She can gather the energy in her hands and release it, causing blasts and great damage, form it into a whip to tear through stone and steel around her, and a barrier for defence as well as discharging it into a powerful torrent of electricity.
Gelel Transformation
By utilising the Stone of Gelel, Ranke can turn into a grotesque and deformed monster. Her ability to manipulate lightning through the Stone of Gelel greatly increases, being able to make a barrier of electricity in order to block attacks coming at her with ease. Her strength also increases upon her transformation, being able to send one of Gaara's clones clashing onto a pipe, and her style changes from electrical energy control to close-quarter combat by simply charging in to strike down the opponent while relying on the barrier to negate frontal attacks.
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Ranke first appears taking care of children being used to make soldiers by Haido. Soon, she along with Kamira, was ambushed by Gaara. Kamira took on Kankurō while Ranke took on Gaara. Ranke underestimated Gaara and makes the first move in the battle. Gaara blocks her attacks with sand. She distracts Gaara, and begins flipping towards him. Gaara attacks her with Sand Drizzle though she blocks his attack and keeps moving towards him. She then uses Thunder Sabre and punches him, sending him flying. Gaara attempts to crush her with his Sand Waterfall Funeral though fails due to Ranke's transformation. Gaara sees the transformation and observes that she was using taijutsu in order to increase her power. She heads towards Gaara using her Plasma Ball technique. Gaara's techniques fail to hurt Ranke. Ranke then attacks Gaara, which happens to be a clone, making Ranke feel like a fool. Gaara completely covers the building they were in with sand, thus wrapping Ranke in sand. The attack Gaara made on Ranke fails again, and she begins to charge at Gaara. Ranke's electricity gets countered by Gaara's Sand Lightning Needles technique. Gaara then uses his Sand Waterfall Imperial Funeral to raise sand from desert all around Ranke and trap her. Ranke, unprotected and trapped, screams as she is crushed and killed by Gaara's sand.
- Ranke's Frankenstein-like transformation, along with Fugai's werewolf-like transformation and Kamira's bat-like one, could be perceived as parodies of three classic monster movies, namely Ranke as Frankenstein's Monster, Kamira as Dracula, and Fugai as the Wolfman (or "wolfwoman" in her case).
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- It seems that she is the only one of the Haido's knights that can use elemental ninjutsu. Although, considering that none of Haido's faction knew what chakra even is, it cannot be considered to be true ninjutsu, but instead just converting Gelel energy into electricity and manipulating it.


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Scientiafide wrote:GonFreeces31 wrote:Scientiafide wrote:It can be done, I know I saw Johnjo running around folrart with a silver star using his grimcount file.
Yes I said it couldn't be done without a gimic and last I saw him playing he was abusing that cheezy defense boosting SS.
So what if he uses the + def SS? It's a grimcount exclusive SS, and it's getting him a ridiculous amount of wins. If it's getting him the results (after playing several games) what does it matter? It clearly works.
Inb4 return complaining player says, "Like how falkow players abuse that cheesy return grim amirite?"
you could run a lebau ss instead.
Its like you win vs lvl2 rush with durendal ss, against falkow with mystic soul, against lvl3 rush with aafee..
He doesn't win because grimcount is competetive vs deck X but becasue 1 soul hardcorecounter deck X, and he could run other units too.


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Classroom Eleven is a classroom on the ground floor of Hogwarts Castle. It was used by the Centaur Firenze, who taught the subject of Divination, since he could not climb into the classroom on top of the North Tower. Albus Dumbledore changed the room to look like the forest, Firenze's home. The floor was mossy and trees were growing out of it, the branches covered the windows and the ceilings. As leaves covered the windows, it made the room have a green light.
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Oklahoma City, OK (Sports Network) - Kevin Durant poured in 31 points as the
Oklahoma City Thunder kept on rolling by posting a 113-103 victory over the
Sacramento Kings at Chesapeake Energy Arena.
Durant finished a scorching 10-of-14 from the field and 9-of-9 from the foul
line to enable Oklahoma City to remain red-hot as well. The win was the
Thunder's 10th in a row, the franchise's longest streak since moving to
Oklahoma City from Seattle during the 2008-09 season.
The result also improved the Thunder to an NBA-best 19-4, a record surpassed
only than the 1993-94 SuperSonics' 20-3 mark as the best after 23 games in
club history.
Kevin Martin and Serge Ibaka each added 18 points for Oklahoma City, with
Ibaka pulling down 11 rebounds on the night. Russell Westbrook also registered
a double-double, accumulating 13 points and 13 assists.
Isaiah Thomas scored a season-high 26 points on 10-of-13 shooting in the loss,
Sacramento's third straight following a string of three straight wins. Tyreke
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A group exercise in trying to understand the many attributes that contribute to an overall assessment of sustainability for alternative energy projects.
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|Minor Character: Las Vegas
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Syd Booth Goggle, a.k.a. "The Strip Strangler", was a misogynistic serial killer, rapist, and stalker who appeared in the season one finale of CSI: Crime Scene Investigation.
He begins by murdering Audrey Hayes, however it just looks like a one off murder until he moves on to his next victim, Eileen Snow and then onto Tracey Berg in her apartment. This murder has the same features as the murder of Audrey and Eileen, which leads everyone to believe there is a serial killer on the loose. So the FBI is called in, much to the disapproval of the CSIs, especially Grissom. Syd goes to the crime scene as he is the security guard at the apartment and he feigns innocence and even offers to help Grissom.
After the FBI did an unsuccessful attempt of luring him out using Sara as bait, another man copies Syd's signature in a murder to cover up the fact he killed his wife. Though the FBI charge him with the real Strip Strangler's murders, Grissom doesn't believe he did all of them since the scene was staged. Grissom decides to take the case into his own hands after Sheriff Mobley pulls him off the case for suggesting to a journalist that the suspect in custody is not the killer.
This eventually leads Grissom to suspect Syd and goes to check his apartment, after following a trail he finds Syd in the apartment's basement. Grissom tells about the evidence he found in the trash, leaving it in a public area. He informs Goggle that the lab would be able to match the towels he used to gag his victims to a fiber found in a victim's throat. Realizing he'd been caught, Syd picks up a nearby wrench and hits Grissom, then he picks up a shovel and raises it above his ready to kill Grissom, until Catherine bursts in and shoots him several times in the chest, killing him.
Modus Operandi
Goggle targeted tall female brunettes who worked out at the same gym as him. After stalking them for some time, he would break into their houses at night while they slept and attack them, first beating them into submission with an improvised weapon from the scene, then forcing them to drink sodium amytal, gagging them with one of his gym towels, undressing them and then torturing them by choking them repeatedly, resucitating them each time, and raping them repeatedly with an object from the scene before finally killing them by strangling them with some ligature from the scene. He would then pose the bodies to make the victims look like pinup girls.
Goggle would also take several counter-forensic measures, such as wearing latex gloves, shaving his entire body to avoid leaving behind hairs and wearing a toupé in case the victim grabbed his hair. He would even go so far as to plant semen he obtained from another man. After each killing, he would also vacuum the crime scene with a vacuum cleaner from the house and take the bag with him.
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- Unspecified date: Audrey Hayes
- May 8: Eileen Snow
- May 15: Tracey Berg
- May 17: Gil Grissom (attempted to kill with a wrench, but was shot by Catherine)


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Parents leave a staging area after being reunited with their children following a shooting at the Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn. (Credit: AP)
A state prosecutor says Connecticut State Police are still investigating the deadly Newtown school shooting and that "no prosecution is on the horizon."
Danbury State's Attorney Stephen Sedensky III appeared Thursday at the first meeting of Gov. Dannel P. Malloy's Sandy Hook Advisory Commission. Sedensky told panel members it will take police several months to finish their investigative report. He said it could be ready by June.
Sedensky said he could not provide any information about the mental health background of the shooter, Adam Lanza, because it was privileged information.
The commission is reviewing the state's laws and policies in the wake of the Dec. 14 massacre that left 20 first-graders and six educators dead. Malloy urged them to forward some preliminary recommendations before the legislature adjourns June 5.
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Eventually the "circular firing squad" that is the Republican primary will be over and the last man standing will be the party's nominee for president. If that candidate is Rick Santorum, I think there is a good chance a third party will try to fill the space between the really "severely conservative" Santorum (or even Mitt Romney) and the left-of-center Barack Obama.
It would be fitting. After all, this is the 20th anniversary of Ross Perot's independent candidacy. Perot won close to 20 percent of the vote, and his success was instrumental in making deficit reduction one of Bill Clinton's top priorities. An independent candidate in 2012 who was a little more, shall we say, "normal" than Perot could have an equally big impact on the winner. I still don't know if I'd support an independent. Like others, I worry about electing the wrong person by accident. (See: Ralph Nader and George W. Bush.) But I know what I'd pay good money to see: an intelligent independent candidate just taking part in the presidential debates, because it would make both Obama and his Republican opponent better. One independent I'd like to see play that role is David Walker.
Walker was the country's chief auditor, serving from 1998 to 2008 as the U.S. comptroller general. He is currently the chief executive of the Comeback America Initiative (www.tcaii.org), a nonpartisan group dedicated to getting America's fiscal house in order. Walker – who came in second to Hillary Clinton in a reader poll that Politico conducted last October for favorite third-party candidate – told me that he has no desire to run but that he's been speaking across the country, trying to do what Perot did.
"He did three things," says Walker. "He woke up the American people to the truth about our fiscal situation in clear, concise and compelling terms. He made the presidential debates much more substantive, and he helped to set the next president's agenda, and, as a result, we made great progress in reducing the deficit from 1993 to 2000. Now we have lost all of that and more."
The Democrats, argues Walker, "are still in denial about the need to renegotiate our social insurance contract." Walker praises Obama for focusing on the right metric – our overall debt-to-GDP ratio – and in offering short-term ideas to enhance economic growth and address unemployment, like investments in infrastructure. But these ideas, he says, have to be "coupled with a credible and enforceable plan to address the structural deficits that threaten our nation's future position in the world and our standard of living at home" – and there Obama continues to fall short.
"He is not talking about the fundamental reforms in Medicare and Medicaid that we need, and he is not ready to touch Social Security," says Walker, referring to Obama's latest budget. Also, Obama "talks about tax reform, but it is not comprehensive, and he is using creative accounting to get to his budget numbers."
Walker says the president's budget cuts discretionary spending programs by 1 percent over 10 years, but mandatory spending programs – like Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid and interest on debt – will be left to grow by more than 96 percent over the same decade. As a result, in the year 2022, more than 77 percent of total government outlays will be on autopilot, "which is irresponsible and unsustainable."
As for Republicans, says Walker, "they don't have a plan to restore fiscal sanity either. They're in denial that we can solve our structural deficit problems with either our current level of taxation – between 15 and 16 percent of GDP – or even with our historical average, about 18 percent of GDP. We need more revenue. Our deficit problem is primarily a spending problem, but it is not only a spending problem."


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FORT WAYNE, Ind. (21Alive) -- Early Saturday morning the Fort Wayne Police Department's Gang and Violent Crimes Unit, working with the Indiana State Excise Police, arrested 27 people at "Hard Hitters Club" on 5001 Avondale Ave.
The Gang and Violent Crimes Unit in conjunction with the Indiana State Excise Police arrived at 5001 Avondale Ave. around 2:15 a.m. to serve a search warrant. When police arrived there was around 70 people inside the club.
The club had been under investigation due to a number of crimes that were associated with the club including shot fired, stabbings, and a homicide.
Of the 70 people in the club, 27 were arrested for various charges. Detectives recovered 200 grams of marijuana, 4 grams of cocaine, 3 grams of spice, and 4 handguns.
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May 6, 2016
Only five shopping days remain until Christmas, and plenty of people in the east are piling into stores to do some last minute shopping.
Wednesday night in Jacksonville at Walmart and at the mall, last minute shoppers were trying to cross off of their list of gifts to buy. For those who got their shopping done early, they probably didn't have to face the big crowds in stores you'll see the next few days. Others say it's taking a while to get shopping done with long lines and crowds.
"Crowded stores and everything especially in a place like Jacksonville because I know everybody, here a lot of people are marines so they're probably procrastinating just as bad as I am or more," said Zachary Cremeans
We also talked with a store owner at the mall who says this is by far the busiest time of the year. He says more than half of his customers do their Christmas shopping with less than a week to go.
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Fern Ridge is a heavily-forested area in Red County, San Andreas. Nearby areas include Hampton Barns, Montgomery, Blueberry and Hilltop Farm. It has numerous trees and dirt roads, and it is a large landmass.
Catalina's hideout is located in this area, and it is the only structure in this place. The place also serves as a save point for the player, but only after the mission King in Exile. The save point is located right beside the cabin. Catalina's missions are also accessed here.There are 3 graves near the Catalinas house with a shovel on them.It is possible that Catalina buried her victims in robbery or other in these three graves.
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- Buffalo - Beside the cabin, Catalina's car.
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On a late, sunny fall afternoon at a busy café in St. Paul, a woman in her early 30's talked with a teenage girl she was recently introduced to. The girl's eyes lit up as she shared her vision for impacting the world by promoting positive self-image through fashion. As the girl talked, the woman envisioned the possibilities and recognized the energy of making dreams reality. At a point in their conversation, the woman who orchestrated this impromptu meeting sat watching with tears in her eyes as her current intern talked with a longtime mentee that she met at the age of 14. Continue Reading →


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Miami, Florida (CBSMiami) - While rapper Rick Ross isn't talking about a
shooting Monday morning which led him to crash his Rolls Royce through a
fence off E Las Olas Boulevard in Ft. Lauderdale, at least one of his
fellow rappers may not be buying his story.
The shooting has created a buzz in the hip hop world and there is no
doubt that shots were fired. At least two businesses -- the Floridian
restaurant and a nail salon -- had bullet holes in their windows.
Hours before the shooting, Ross and his girl friend Shateria
Morangne-el had just celebrated his birthday at Club LIV on Miami Beach.
Around 5 a.m., they were on Las Olas when gun shots rang out.
"It was rapid fire, nine or 10 shots, rapid fire, rapid succession,"
said George Maznicki, "it was loud enough, not a hand gun, it was a
"I jumped out of bed and ran out and George was in the kitchen and I
said did you hear that and he said 'Yeah, that sounded like a machine
gun or something'," said Carol Touchstone.
In an effort to avoid the gunfire, Ross swerved the silver Rolls
Royce to right on SE 15th Street, crashed through a fence and his car
came to rest against an apartment building. Ross and Morangne-el were
shaken, but otherwise unhurt.
Beth Balk, who lives in apartment that car ran into, heard it slam through the fence.
"Apparently someone was chasing them," said Balk. "It was like a
giant kaboom. It rocked me off the bed and I went to the front door."
Ross has recently been the subject of gang threats, but has denied he canceled two shows in North Carolina because of them.
"In the life of hip hop you never know," said 99 JAMZ DJ Lorenzo "Ice
Tea" Thomas. "There's violence every day, so you never know what
happens. We'll just have to wait and see as the details develop."
Monday night fellow rapper 50 Cent had doubts about Ross' version of
the story. He reportedly tweeted out that the whole thing looked staged.
"Hahaha fat boy hit the building? Lol it looks staged to me," tweeted 50 Cent.
Investigators have not commented on the speculation that the bullet
holes in the businesses may have come from Ross who may have fired back.
Ross' long time attorney, Allan Zamren, had no comment on the incident.
"I have no comment on this situation. I have known Mr. Ross for years
and he is a generous, kind, benevolent member off our community," told
CBS4 in a phone conversation.