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They've created a separate list of the highest paid TV actresses. For these women the reality is that they don't make their money by acting, they make their money by endorsing and promoting.
For the second year in a row, Modern Family actress Sofia Vergara is the top earning actress on television with $30 million dollars, much due to her crossover appeal in both the English and Spanish language markets. Vergara has a ton of endorsement deals including Diet Pepsi and Cover girl and has her own fashion and home line at K-Mart.
Vergara's endorsements make her close to double than number two on the list, Kaley Cuoco, who earns about $300,000 per episode of the hit sitcom, The Big Bang Theory. She also has deals with Toyota and Priceline. Ellen Pompeo of Grey's Anatomy has no endorsement deals. She makes her money, all $10 million of it, from the show. We are also seriously blown away by the amount of money reality stars make.
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26 October 2014
Van de Putte's alternate reality
Van de Putte sure can spin a reporter from the Washington Post:
"Quite frankly, statewide races in the past have been very complacent about consistently having a program in those Latino communities," said state Sen. Leticia Van de Putte, the Democrats' nominee for lieutenant governor. "We haven't had a race in two decades that has put resources into Latino communities. I am so proud of the strides we have made, but I wish there was so much more."
How quickly Ms. Van de Putte discards the tens of millions that Tony Sanchez put into Latino turnout. Tony Sanchez spent $76 million (over $100 million in 2014 dollars) in 2002. For months, you couldn't go through the east side of Houston without hearing a sound truck blaring messages in Spanish and English. Bill White didn't spend nearly as much, but I recall some Spanish ads that got some heavy airplay from very early in the campaign.
Also, wasn't the whole point of Battleground Texas to consistently have a program to sell liberalism in Latino communities? [Aside from being an enrichment program for Obama's campaign staffers.] Perhaps Texas Latinos just don't like the shoddy liberal product that Texas Democrats keep trying to sell them.
Posted by Evan @ 10/26/14 01:24 PM | Comments (0)
20 October 2014
Wendy Davis is a Karl Rove plant
Wendy Davis must be a Karl Rove plant.
Remember those days circa 2003-2005 when the left and the Beltway media establishment (but I repeat myself) credited Karl Rove with extraordinary powers? To hear them tell it, he was playing in a league of his own. Every time something bad happened to Dems, lefty bloggers immediately assumed that Karl Rove orchestrated it.
Wendy Davis's candidacy has been such a disaster for Texas Democrats that you wouldn't blame them if they started to come up with crazy theories like they did a decade ago.
1. Wendy Davis has sucked money out of competitive districts. I'm sure that Steve Mostyn was going to write a few eight figure checks anyway, but there's no doubt that some money that could have gone to competitive races instead came to Texas to fund Obama's fantasy about turning Texas blue.
Plus, in her best chance to make an impression on Texas after a series of disjointed ads, we got the Wendy Davis Meltdown. Such churlishness in a debate recalled a certain Al Gore. Remember: it's all Karl's plan.
2. Wendy Davis is the worst possible candidate imaginable to win Latino swing votes. A white liberal who got rich off of her elected office while gaining liberal notoriety as an abortion absolutist? This could only be the work of the Karl Rove that DailyKos bloggers imagined.
No doubt Davis will still get most of the Latinos who strongly identify as Democrats. But she certainly won't drive turnout from disaffected Democrats. Her primary loss in South Texas counties was historic. She couldn't even get Latinos to vote for her over a no-name in the primary.
In Hidalgo County -- 91% Latino -- Democrats are actually removing her from their advertisements for the Democratic slate!
3. The wheelchair ad sucked all the oxygen out of the room. You know who is angriest about the wheelchair ad? It should be Leticia Van de Putte, because it suffocated any potential chance she had of getting traction. Wendy Davis was already a lost cause, but perhaps with a stroke of genius, Van de Putte could've found the right combination to narrow the race to single digits.
Van de Putte is actually pretty good in front of the camera , when she isn't shamelessly pandering. With the right stroke of luck, maybe she could've grown an inkling of a chance into actual momentum.
Nope. Wendy Davis killed that. Or perhaps it was Karl.
Posted by Evan @ 10/20/14 10:02 PM | Comments (0)
18 October 2014
If you waste your money on bad political consultants, you deserve to lose
Nancy Sims has a couple of interesting posts up previewing the upcoming Houston mayoral race. They seem pretty accurate to me.
One post about the long-shot candidates caught my eye:
Ben Hall ran against Parker last election and is said to be considering another bite at the apple. We hope he hires different political professionals as he had one of the worst campaigns ever in 2013. He can finance the race though and would still be a contender if he decides to run.
John Weaver and Mark Sanders destroyed Ben Hall's chances to be mayor. It was so obvious that I predicted it beforehand. Hall went from main challenger to also-ran for this election cycle. When you hire a terrible consultant, not only do you waste tens of thousands of dollars, but you ruin your chance to run again.
The market for political consultants is terribly inefficient. First time candidates frequently have no expertise, and thus hire consultants who talk a big game but are terrible at campaigns.
Posted by Evan @ 10/18/14 02:30 PM | Comments (0)
09 October 2014
It's about time
Response rates to traditional telephone polls keep declining, and opt-in online polls are an inherently biased version of sampling public opinion.
If ballot race tests just went away, would the Republic immediately improve? Probably. [I'm sure Wendy Davis's Yankees agree!]
Microsoft is going to try to use sparse machine learning to replace phone polls:
His goal is to quicken the pace of culling answers and broaden the range of questions. For example, in a series of daily polls of users on Microsoft's XBox video game console, Rothschild was able to generate forecasts and models using the data and demographic information that closely mirrored the accuracy of poll aggregation.
At least if it proves successful, then I won't get my Twitter feed crowded with the "predictions" of someone who averages polls and then runs a Monte Carlo sim on top?
Posted by Evan @ 10/09/14 10:16 PM | Comments (0)
02 October 2014
Texas Lyceum poll loses all credibility
The Texas Lyceum poll just took a poll. It included a trial ballot for governor. See screenshot below.
Notice that their poll sampled more Democrats than Republicans. Perhaps they thought they were polling in California or in Wendy Davis's native Rhode Island?
Posted by Evan @ 10/02/14 11:21 AM | Comments (0)
25 September 2014
Thiel on Cruz
Peter Thiel has a new book out, and in part of his promo tour he gave an interview to Daily Caller where he talked about Ted Cruz:
"Well, I think he's very smart," Thiel said of Cruz, who is now the junior senator from Texas. "I think one of the challenges we have in the Republican Party is ... our representatives, our senators, are somewhat lower IQ than the people on the other side. So I think there is something to be said for getting some really smart people in there."
Some of Cruz's opponents in the 2012 primary tried to start a whisper campaign about Thiel's support. That failed.
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24 September 2014
The Wendy Davis Meltdown
It sure looks like this was a planned gambit. But if so, she shouldn't have backed down. "I am paying for this microphone, Mr. Green" it was not. Talking over the moderator for so long only to back down hit just the worst mixture of petulance and weakness.
Just for reference, this is what a leader looks like:
Posted by Evan @ 09/24/14 10:37 AM | Comments (0)
08 September 2014
A tale of two Democratic ads
This is a pretty good ad. Watch it with the sound off. She's much better than when she gets obvious questions that she didn't prepare for. She believes what she's saying, she's got authentic anger in the spots where she should. It does a good job of arguing her version of the facts while portraying her as a centrist.
And it was cheap to produce, which is key as she has no money. [Aside: voters don't care about production values. Political consultants like expensive ads because they make more money from them and because they win meaningless Pollie awards.]
Contrast that with the Wendy Davis education ad which I saw while watching the NFL today
Van de Putte's ad has a certain credibility. This one doesn't. Blaming the AG for something the legislature passed. Making something up about 4 year olds that no one believes -- and especially not from Wendy Davis.
Everything about this ad said "standard campaign ad that voters tune out."
Maybe Wendy Davis should hire Van de Putte to run her campaign? I imagine she'd do better than Obama's man in Texas.
Posted by Evan @ 09/08/14 01:15 AM | Comments (0)
05 September 2014
When you're not even popular on your own ad
A Wendy Davis ad showed up on my Facebook feed tonight.
The great thing about Facebook from an advertiser's perspective is that you advertise on Facebook because you can target your prospective customers very carefully. So the fact that I was seeing the ad means they probably hadn't done a good job of spending the money of Wendy's California donors. But then I scrolled down. I was so surprised I had to take a screenshot:
All the top comments are against Wendy on her own ad. Even after presumably trying to target swing voters, all the responses were negative. And those were some fired up responses.
Enthusiasm gap?
Posted by Evan @ 09/05/14 01:18 AM | Comments (0)
03 September 2014
When you start losing the alt-weekly crowd...
Jim Schutze of the Dallas Observer on Wallace Hall:
But what is to be said for the Texas press and its handling of the Wallace Hall story? Every major newspaper in the state has either called for Hall's head at one point or questioned his integrity, most of them basing their complaints on an allegation that Hall asked for too much information from the university -- in other words, that he did too much reporting.
Ouch. Fortunately Texas had one journalist who did the legwork to investigate. Schutze continues:
Eight months later in a triumph of virtuoso investigative reporting, Jon Cassidy, writing for Watchdog.org, an online news service sponsored by a conservative foundation, laid out the real back story of the law school admissions racket. Pitts had told the truth about one thing: It was standard practice.
In an ingenious use of public information laws and law school application procedures, Cassidy was able to expose an entire cadre of candidates admitted to UT law school in spite of startlingly low scores on the national Law School Admission Test (LSAT), many of whom graduated somehow, but, unlike almost anybody else at UT Law School, kept flunking their bar exams after they got out.
Of these, 15 of the names unearthed by Cassidy were of students directly linked to officeholders, either by blood, influence or money. Cassidy reported that a large number of ringers came from the district of state Senator Judith Zaffirini, former chair of the state higher education committee, including her son Carlos Manuel Zaffirini Jr. Many were connected to House Speaker Joe Straus.
I guess we know why Speaker Straus has been trying so hard to impeach Wallace Hall.
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School closures should never be undertaken lightly, be they district or charter schools. Academic troubles, a fall in enrollment, economic problems, and a myriad of other issues can push the issue to the forefront. Under such times of duress, policymakers and education officials are forced to ask a difficult question: Does closing a school cause more harm than good, especially for students?
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I am 15 weeks and i look like i am not pregnant ,.. am i supposed to look pregnant or am i suppose to look skinny still?? does anyone going thru what i am going thru? i know being skinny isnt bad but i want to know when i am suppose to be gaining weight??
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If this is your first pg, it's typical. I didn't wear maternity clothes with my first until I was 5 mos. With my second, 4 mos. And now, with my third, I am rapidly outgrowing my shirts, if not my pants. See the pattern? As long as you and your baby are healthy, enjoy not showing because it will not be the same with any pregnancies that might follow.posted 11/18/2007 by MLGDAG
i'm not showing either and i just look fat. and sometimes i don't even feel pregnant, but i can feel the hardness. i'm new at this so don't know much, but now i feel better reading these answers.posted 11/17/2007 by a BabyCenter Member
Thank you for sharing. I can relate to all of you. I'm 15 weeks also and not showing. I can tell my husband and I can tell but no one else. But I do feel pregnant. I haven't gain any weight yet. Although I already feel huge. =)posted 11/16/2007 by dottiev
I am also 15 weeks and this is my second child and I don't even look pregnant this time. With my daughter I was huge at this point compared to what I'm like now with this one, I also have placenta previa and am on bed rest but the doctor says everything is fine and the babies growing and the heart beat is strong so I wouldn't worry!posted 11/15/2007 by mia114
i am also 15 weeks and i still don't look pregnant.i don't think it is a bad thing though. what did your dr. say? i have only gained 4 pounds myself.posted 11/15/2007 by a BabyCenter Member
I am 15 weeks too. and I was starting to worry about that. now i feel much better knowing im not the only one not showing yetposted 11/13/2007 by a BabyCenter Member
Don't make too much of a fuss about not growing. It's actually much more common that you may think for some women to stay small, especially if it's your first child. The muscles in your lower abdomen tend to be tighter for your 1st and you might not be as big as you expected. Everyone's body responds differently to pregnancy. When I was 9 months pregnant with my first waddling around the hospital waiting for my son's arrival, I looked what most people would consider 3 months. I'm currently 15 1/2 weeks pregnant with my second, have gained about a pound with a stomach as flat as a pancake. If everything else seems to be going along fine and your doctor doesn't have any concerns, dont sweat it too much. If anything, be happy. Your normal activities won't have to be customized as much for the pregnancy, your legs might not swell so bad, and your regular clothes will last a bit longer.posted 11/11/2007 by a BabyCenter Member
I wore street clothes until my 5th month. Our bodies carry the babies differently so as long as your Doctor thinks everything is on schedule, don't worry!posted 11/09/2007 by a BabyCenter Member
I is so weird that I came onto this website and seen the EXACT question i have been asking people. Why doesn't my belly show?? I am 15 weeks and i can feel how my belly pokes out, but no one else can tell. I live in a small town so everyone has been telling my husband that i SHOULD be alot bigger and must be doing or eating unhealthy things while being pregant. That make me REALLY mad!!! I can still wear all my old clothes and basically i am the only one that can tell that my belly is growning, except for me and my mom and sisters who can touch my stomach. I even was getting worried, but I guess every woman will grow every baby differently.posted 11/07/2007 by a BabyCenter Member
Good to know that I am not alone. Nobody believe I am 15 weeks already when they looked at me. But my tiny belly is giving me trouble to fit into regular outfits already. I feel bad if I wear something tight. All maternity wear are too big for me. Any body has such problem? Solutions?posted 11/05/2007 by Echo119
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Rajan noted that the RBI has a tradition of integrity, independence and professionalism.
Known for his frank views, Rajan was acclaimed for predicting the 2008 global financial crisis. In 2005, Rajan had delivered a lecture severely critical of the financial sector and argued that a financial disaster might be looming.
Rajan, who was honorary economic advisor to the Prime Minister earlier, is an alumni of IIM-Ahmedabad and IIT-Delhi. He had replaced Kaushik Basu as Chief Economic Advisor in the Finance Ministry last year.
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Residents Flee, Home Sales Collapse 44% Following Biggest Gas Leak In HistorySubmitted by Tyler Durden on 04/07/2016 15:42 -0400
The "Fukushima class disaster" that emerged from Aliso Canyon's worst ever gas leak has left behind more than just medical and human issues. According to RealtyTrac, in the three months following the discovery of the gas leak in late October 2015, home sales in the Porter Ranch zip code (91326) plunged 44%, and "market disruption is further signified by the number of families that requested relocation out of the Porter Ranch area."
For The Average American, Owning A Home Is Increasingly UnaffordableSubmitted by Tyler Durden on 03/24/2016 21:01 -0400
Home prices are rising faster than wages in most of the United States, making homeownership increasingly difficult for average Americans in some of the most populous areas of the country, according to a report released on Thursday. The report found that home price growth exceeded wage growth in nearly two thirds of the nation's housing markets so far this year, with urban centers like San Francisco and New York City among the least affordable.
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Sure, the stock market had a great October with the Dow Jones Industrial Average jumping by 8.5%, but the disconnect between Wall Street and Main Street is too stark to ignore, and the Federal Reserve is about to pop the easy-money financial bubble.
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The bottom line: the gross profit from a "flip" in any of these 20 markets will result in an average profit of just over 102% in as little under 7 months. Good luck.
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"We are seeing more globalization as Southern California has become a destination for international buyers," said Mark Hughes, chief operating officer with First Team Real Estate, covering the Southern California market. "Eighty percent of new construction in Irvine last year was sold to Chinese buyers. International buyers are driving home prices up and sometimes out of reach for many local residents."
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For those concerned if their city is among the top most frequented by this particular, and very unpleasant, breed of "zombies", here are the top 50 cities in the US in which zombie foreclosures represent the highest percentage of all properties in foreclosure. For those readers certainly located among the Top 10, now may be a great time to hit a bid, any bid and get out while the getting is good.
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New rules at Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac in conjunction with lower FHA premiums helped to drive down payments on single family homes to their lowest level since Q1 2012 in the first quarter.
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There's never been a better time to be a home flipper. Not only are average returns at all-time highs (you can double your money in Baltimore), you can even obtain cheap financing from Wall Street as opposed to dealing with pesky local banks. Better still, there's a very good chance you won't have to deal with annoying aspiring homeowners because according to RealtyTrac, the percentage of flipped homes sold to other "investors" is at a four-year high.
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If there is one chart that most clearly captures the unsustainable US home price appreciation bubble, it is the following which was released overnight from RealtyTrac: home price appreciation nationwide has outpaced wage growth by a 13:1 ratio!
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With The Royals and The Giants flip-flopping scores like an HFT-trader on FOMC day, we thought a glance at the two teams' local real estate markets might give some context for who comes out the weekend the winner... As RealtyTrac notes, the San Francisco Giants may have one of the most Equity Rich real estate regions, but the Kansas City Royals hit a home run with home prices.
The Home ATM Is Back: HELOCs Surge To 2008 LevelsSubmitted by Tyler Durden on 10/10/2014 20:26 -0400
While the memory of a financial market participant can be measured in nanoseconds, it appears that the average American has also become goldfish-like as RealtyTrac reports a total of 797,865 home equity lines of credit were originated nationwide, up 20.6% from a year ago and the highest level since 2008. As Jim Quinn so eloquently notes, after a two year Wall-Street-engineered fraudulent boost in home prices in the exact markets that led the bubble in 2003 through 2007, the delusional dolts are now acting like the increase in home equity is real: As RealtyTrac's Blomquist exudes, "this recent rise in HELOC originations indicates that an increasing number of homeowners are gaining confidence in the strength of the housing recovery."
7 In 10 Americans Believe The Crisis Is Not Over Or Worst Is Yet To Come: 52% Can't Afford Their HomesSubmitted by Tyler Durden on 06/04/2014 21:31 -0400
According to a recent survey by the MacArthur foundation, during the past three years, over half of all U.S. adults (52%) have had to make at least one sacrifice in order to cover their rent or mortgage. Such sacrifices included getting an additional job, deferring saving for retirement, cutting back on health care and healthy foods, running up credit card debt, or moving to a less safe neighborhood or one with worse schools. More disturbingly, the survey also found that while there are some indicators that the American public's views about the housing crisis are shifting toward the positive, large proportions of the public are not feeling the relief: seven in 10 (70%) believe we are still in the middle of the crisis or that the worst is yet to come.


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Age distribution represents the distribution of the population in Burlington County by age group. In Burlington County, the male-to-female ratio is 220,307:227,117, which is 2% higher than the ratio of New Jersey, which is 4,379,756:4,589,998. Age demographic data is sourced from census, 2015.
Crime rate index represents the average crime rate for a local area in comparison to nearby areas and the national average. A crime index of 100 represents the national average. Burlington County, has 22% less property crime than New Jersey, and is 44% below the nation's average. Burlington County, has 53% less personal crime than New Jersey and when compared to that of United States, Burlington County is 63% below the national average.
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Household income distribution represents the distribution of Burlington County income brackets at the household level. Overall, the median household income for Burlington County is $75,921, which is 9% higher than that of New Jersey ($69,640). Income data for Burlington County is sourced from census, 2015.
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Daniel works all day, everyday and only rests on Sundays. He is a responsible person and produces high-quality work. As a result, he has attracted new clients requesting his services. Daniel is saving money to purchase a new paint spray gun and better tools.
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When my kids were little, we had annual passes to Disneyland and went frequently, always taking a break to eat a hot meal when they started to fade and get crabby.
I can't say I was impressed with the gustatory selections there, especially since my kids never wanted anything healthy, preferring pizza or burgers and fries.
The few restaurants there that served healthier fare seemed more expensive or hard to get into, booked up in advance with reservations.
Our last two trips, though, I was happy to discover the Cafe Orleans in New Orleans Square.
Not only was the food actually edible, even tasty, and the servers at this sit-down restaurant pleasant, but the kids' meals were really a great deal!
Both of my kids fell in love with the children's Mac N Cheese meal, which provided a big bowl of pasta, a drink, plus some fruit on the side. The cost?
Only $6.99, which you likely know is a great bargain in Land 'O Expensive Everything, Anaheim version.
I tasted the Mac and Cheese myself, and it was pretty good, though I was happy to have a cup of New Orleans style gumbo and a huge Monte Cristo sandwich which I must say was delicious. Oh, and try the huge basket of garlic fries for $4.99, because, while they might be fried, were covered in parmesan and fresh garlic so that makes them healthy, right? Just don't stand too close to anyone else in line afterward.
They also have salmon fillet and chicken kids' meals, which we did not try.
Try the tasty pomegranate lemonade, by the way. We liked it.
Here's the official Disneyland adult menu for Cafe Orleans, but it does not include the kids' menu
I've been told that the other sit-down restaurants in New Orleans Square offer similar children's menu deals, though I haven't tried them. I must say that, like in the real New Orleans, the food was tastier here than in the other "lands."
Here's a comprehensive list of all the Disneyland restaurants and their menus from AllEars.net.
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Maria is a very hardworking person who has had a general store for nine years. This is how she generates the income to sustain her household. Her great challenge is being the head of the household and a single mom to three children, given that her husband died awhile ago, leaving her a widow. Because of this, her business has been vital to moving them forward and giving them everything that they need. Since she doesn't have much capital, Maria is asking for a loan to stock her business and buy basic goods to stock her business with the products that she has been running out of.
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Maria es una persona muy trabajadora que desde hace unos 9 años tiene una tienda general con la que genera los ingresos para el sostenimiento de su hogar. La gran dificultad que tiene es que es madre soltera cabeza de hogar de sus 3 hijos, ya que su esposo murió hace un tiempo quedando viuda; y para esto su negocio ha sido fundamental para poderlos sacar adelante y brindarles todo lo que necesitan. Como no cuenta con mucho capital, para poder surtir su negocio Maria recurre a un préstamo para comprar productos de la canasta familiar y así surtir su negocio con productos que se han ido agotando.
Su sueño es poder tener este negocio y atenderlo hasta que su salud se lo permita y así mantenerse activa. Además poder sostener sus hijos para que tengan una buena calidad de vida y ofrecerles un estudio de buena calidad.
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Trixie offered a coy smile to the beautiful filly who sat across the table from her. She gave a flick of her hair and raised a glass. "Trixie never thought she would meet a pony as wonderful as you" she pouted. Her partner raised a glass at the same time.
Trixie clinked the glass against the mirror, which was propped against the chair on the opposite side of the table. "Oh Trixie!" she swooned. "I should have done this sooner!" She blushed. Her reflection blushed. This was the greatest date she had ever been on.
With a passionate swipe of her hoof, she knocked away the table, throwing herself at her reflection. Her reflection did the same. That was what she liked about herself, she thought: she was always good at doing what she wanted. "Oh Trixie, take me now!"
She started to kiss her reflection. Her kiss was a bit harder and flatter and colder than she had expected, but it was still good. She wrapped her hooves about the mirror and leant in. "Oh Trixie!" she gasped. "I've always loved you, from the moment I saw you!" The mirror looked back lovingly and returned the statement.
"I couldn't imagine anything better than this, my love!" she softly purred to the mirror. Her horn started to softly glow, and then, there was a tapping on her shoulder.
"Oh really?" smiled Trixie as she stood behind Trixie. Trixie recoiled. So did her reflection.
The second Trixie grinned smugly. "Oh Trixie. I'm a magical clone, created by your love for the most perfect unicorn in existence you!" Trixie leaned in to embrace Trixie, who kissed her deeply back. They leant against the mirror, and Trixie's reflection joined in the three-way hug.
"This is really the best!" Trixie cried. "Me and two favourite ponies: me and me!"
At this point, the door to Trixie's caravan crashed open. "STOP TRIXIE, I AM HERE FROM THE FUTURE TO STOP YOU ACCIDENTLY KILLING YOUR MOTHER!" Standing in the doorway was Trixie, but older, her hair longer and whiter, more years visible on her face.
She stood awkwardly, watching the three-way tryst going on. "Oh, well
I think I took the wrong turning somewhere. I was supposed to be
Trixie lifted her head from being buried in Clone Trixie's mane. She waved a hoof to Future Trixie. "Trixie says it can wait, beautiful unicorn. Come!"
Future Trixie trotted over to Trxie and ran her horn down her back sensuously. Clone Trixie started to kiss Reflection Trixie, and Reflection Trixie rubbed against Future Trixie.
The quad-Trixie tryst was underway, when another figure appeared in the door. Outwardly it resembled a blue unicorn with silver hair and a purple hat, but instead of eyes were a visor, a red light glowing.
"DISENGAGE SMUG MODE!" Robot Trixie announced loudly, trotting towards the pile of Trixies. "ENGAGE OPERATION NARCISSISM!"
Soon the room was full of five Trixies, all having their way with each other, in the most beautiful menagerie imaginable. "Oh!" Trixie cried as Robot Trixie and Future Trixie kissed her mane. "Oh, I can't imagine anything better than this!"
"Buckle up fillies!" came a gruff voice from the door. A tall masculine blue unicorn with a silver goatee and purple hat stood there, surveying the scene with a broad grin on his face. "Now Trixies," said Parallel-Universe Trixie. "This is where it starts to get REALLY complicated!"
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While this is shipping, it is comedy shipping in a totally unerotic manner, so I have no qualms posting it to DA. Hopefully it will not completely shatter my reputation!
While this is shipping, it is comedy shipping in a totally unerotic manner, so I have no qualms posting it to DA. Hopefully it will not completely shatter my reputation!
More Trixie is required!
This...is so beautiful. Only the great and powerful Trixie is good enough for the great and powerful Trixie XD
That's just inane.
Ok. That was just random. XD
When I saw the title I knew it was a clone The ending was really weird though.
Only The Great And Powerful Trixie could be fitting for The Great And Powerful Trixie.
my mind is full of fuck
Ha! That ending. This r so random!
Where's Tentacle Monster/Eldritch Abomination Trixie? I want Cthrixlieu!
I lul'd, good show.
"Future Trixie trotted over to Trxie --" :3 The orthography-nazi strikes!
Nice story by the way.
Nice story by the way.
*cue in pulsing bass*
*cue in synth and electro*
*cue in pulsing bass*
*cue in synth and electro*
Trixie is perfect for herself, of course.
Wait what?
That is a most... interesting story XD
That is a most... interesting story XD
Was... that a Doctor Who reference at the end there?
Pre reading reaction:
Reading-the-beginning reaction: XD
Reading-the-middle reaction: YES!
Reading-the-last paragraph reaction: o_o
This fic is epic!!! 10/10
Reading-the-beginning reaction: XD
Reading-the-middle reaction: YES!
Reading-the-last paragraph reaction: o_o
This fic is epic!!! 10/10
Let's see...i'll summarize my reactions.
First minute: O_O
5th minute: O_____O
Tenth minute: O______________O;
It was very good, very good indeed. I wonder HOW far can Trixie go with herself...
First minute: O_O
5th minute: O_____O
Tenth minute: O______________O;
It was very good, very good indeed. I wonder HOW far can Trixie go with herself...
Wow. This was pretty awesome! i lol'd.
To quote fluttershy:
Oh... My.
Oh... My.
Is that a Red Dwarf reference at the end there?
Madness! We haven't had alt universe modest Trixie yet!
It doesn't get really complicated until the end?? I thought it got really complicated when time travel became involved... especially since there was no blue box mentioned. As soon as multiverse theory became involved this went from complicated to Pinkie Pie.
Finally! Trixie\Trixie ship, only one ship that completely justified!
I....I am not worthy.
You owe me a pair of lungs, since they obviously imploded from laughing so hard.
Trixissism at its finest everyone! And I'm laughing so hard at this too.
Is that a Red Dwarf quote I spy there
The entire time I was just going "What?" to myself while giggiling. I'm gonna have my fellow pony-loving friend read this.
This reminds me of my nicknames for all the Toonami hosts: Short TOM, Cool TOM, Big TOM, and Fake TOM. And if you include Moltar, Not TOM.
Love the Doctor Who reference.
Love the Doctor Who reference.
Wow and I thought I was nuts. XD
This story is, dare I say, a perfect Trixiegasm.
I liked the part where Trixie said stuff.
You completely broke my mind sir. Broke it with laughter and happiness.
This is so many kinds of awesome.
XD Wow... That was very silly XD I like it
Needs more Trixie.
Im slightly not following this story, there are 4 trixies (reflection, clone, original, future) and a man trixie right?
*Doctor Whoof walks in* "Wot wot wot!?"
This is just...madness, absolute madness. Someone make a pic of it NOW!
This is just...madness, absolute madness. Someone make a pic of it NOW!
You insane person!, I love you sometimes
Beautiful madness just beautiful.
I am in awe.
Wow, and I thought I was insane! I love this, so maybe I am!


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The topic to be discussed in this chapter is the religious milieu of 2 Thessalonians. How must we locate the way of speaking about God and man that we meet in this letter among the religious movements that we find in the Mediterranean at the beginning of our era? It is obvious that we have to look here in the first place to the variegated world of early Judaism and early Christianity. Maybe such an effort to connect 2 Thessalonians with well-known religious attitudes of mind, together with some of our earlier findings, can help us in determining as closely as possible the place and date of composition of the letter.
Quite often, the labels 'apocalyptic' and 'eschatological' are attached to 2 Thessalonians, especially to its two opening chapters. (I have already explained the term 'eschatology' in the introduction.) G.S. Holland, for instance, calls 2 Thessalonians 2.1-12 an 'apocalyptic scenario' and discusses this passage in a chapter entitled 'The eschatology of 2 Thessalonians' (Holland 1988: 91-127), while a recent article of H. Koester bears the telling title 'From Paul's eschatology to the apocalyptic schemata of 2 Thessalonians' (Koester 1990). What is meant by these characterizations?
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Nice and easy soup. I used carrots, peas and corn.I usually make chicken stock but didn't have any this time so I used chicken bujon cube. Thanks for recipe Asha.
Tasty, tasty & very tasty! This is a great, easy-to-make soup! I used frozen mixed vegetables instead of the carrots & added with the broth. For my 2 tsp of herbs, I used 1 tsp of basil & 1 tsp of rosemary and for my pasta, I used half orzo & half spaghetti (broken into small pieces). We were very pleased with the flavour - it was somewhat of a debate to see who gets to take the leftovers for lunch tomorrow.
Hello Asha! :) This was so simple to make and soooooooo delicious. I've been staying in NY for the last month, so this soup sure tasted good on a cold, wintery day. The only different thing I did was use egg noodles, instead of small-shaped pasta. I will definitely make this again! Thank you!
Perfect Winter Soup! This is like a very comforting chicken noodle soup. I actually threw in some extra veggies that I had that needed to be used up. I used half cauli and half broccoli! Thanks Asha for a fabulous soup!!