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The ability to release/use electricity to various attacks. Sub-power of Electricity Manipulation. Variation of Elemental Attacks and Energy Attacks.
Also Called
- Electrical Attacks/Techniques
- Electricity Techniques
- Electrokinetic Attacks/Techniques
The user can release/use electricity to attacks of various shapes and/or intensities, either projected, used as a part of melee attacks, etc.
- Electric Bomb Generation: Create bombs/explosions of electricity.
- Electric Blast: Release electricity over a specific target area.
- Electric Breath: Discharge electricity from the mouth.
- Electric Bullet Projection: Fire in short sequence over a wide area.
- Electric Cutting: Uses electricity to cut opponents.
- Electric Pillar Projection: Project electricity pillars.
- Electric Spike Projection: Project electricity spikes.
- Electric Vortex Creation: Create spiral/vortex of electricity.
- Electrical Arc Emission: Release continuous streams of electricity.
- Electrical Beam Emission: Release beams of electricity.
- Electrical Bolt Projection: Release low powered bursts of electricity.
- Electrified Surface: Cause surfaces to emit electricity.
- Electricity Infusion: Empower and energize anything touched or used (usually a weapon) with electricity.
- Expanding Electricity Bolts: Project electricity that expands rapidly on contact with an object.
- Formulated Electricity Blast: Release blasts of electricity in a form of a creature or object.
- Hand Blasts: Discharge electricity from the hands.
- Lightning Ball Projection: Create and launch spheres of electricity.
- Lightning Vision: Emit electricity from one's eyes.
- Hidden Attacks: Channel attacks through a medium.
- Lightning Bolt Projection: Create, summon, and/or discharge lightning bolts.
- Missile Generation: Create missiles of electricity.
- Omnidirectional Electricity Waves: Send out a wave of electricity in all directions.
- Reflective Attacks: Release attacks of electricity that can bounce off of any surface.
- Scatter Shot: Release electricity blasts that split into multiple fragments.
- Shock Wave Emission: Send out a wave of electricity that repels everything.
- Shocking: Release extreme electric current in a person or object.
- Sword Beam Emission: Release electrical blasts from swords and other such bladed weapons.
- Wave Motion Blast: Launch a massive wave of electricity.
- Zap: A tiny short release of electricity to cause pain or discomfort, usually too low-powered to be destructive.
- Electric-Fire Attacks
- Electrical Constructs
- Electricity Manipulation
- Electricity Mimicry
- Electrokinetic Combat
- Force-Field Generation
- Power Augmentation
- Projectile Enhancement
- Solidification
- Volatile Constructs
- Weather Attacks
- Users may require outside source of electricity to create a blasts.
- Users may not be immune to effects of own blast.
- Firing may be involuntary reaction, or released in constant stream.
- Users will be exhausted when too much energy is used.
- Users may be over-charged/wounded if too much energy is used at once.
- Users need control to avoid unnecessary destruction.
- Electricity can be insulated by the air.
Known Users
- Zatch Bell and Kiyo Takamine (Zatch Bell!)
- Zeno Bell and Dufort (Zatch Bell!)
- Budo (Akame Ga Kill!)
- Laxus Dreyar (Fairy Tail)
- Avatars (Avatar: The Last Airbender)
- Azula (Avatar: The Last Airbender)
- General Iroh (Avatar: The Last Airbender)
- Mako (The Legend of Korra)
- Ozai (Avatar: The Last Airbender)
- Gwendolyn (Saga) (Image Comics)
- Storm (Marvel)
- King Ghidorah (Godzilla)
- Mikoto Misaka (A Certain Scientific Railgun/A Certain Magical Index)
- Commander Drex (Super Buddies)
- Ness (Super Smash Bros)
- Lucas (Super Smash Bros)
- Zygons (Doctor Who)
- Guy (Draglade)
- Static (DC Comics)
- The Flash (DC Comics)
- Rio (Draglade)
- Sasuke Uchiha (Naruto/Naruto: Shippuden)
- Kratos (God of War series)
- Zeus (God of War series)
- Electric-type Pokémon (Pokémon)
- Pokémon that can use Electric-type moves (Pokémon)
- Sesshōmaru (InuYasha)
- Tazerling (Slugterra)
- Tecna (Winx Club)
- Stormy (Winx Club)
- Leo (Charmed)
- Elders (Charmed)
- Peridot (Steven Universe); via Limb Enhancers
- Osiris (Age of Mythology)
- Son of Osiris (Age of Mythology)
- Cole McGrath (Infamous)
- Elecman (Megaman)
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David Moyes admitted he was stunned by the inept display of his players as Manchester United were left on the brink of an early Champions League exit by Greek side Olympiakos.
Goals from Alejandro Dominguez and Arsenal loanee Joel Campbell gave Olympiakos a 2-0 lead at the halfway point of their Champions League last-16 tie against United.
Given that Moyes' men are 11 points adrift of the top four, winning the Champions League was seen as their best way back into the competition.
But after such a woeful performance in Athens, the odds are firmly stacked against the reigning Barclays Premier League champions making the quarter-finals.
"That's the worst we have played in Europe," the United manager said.
"It was a really poor performance. We never really got going from the start and we didn't deserve anything because of the way we played.
"We never really got to grips with things and to a man you could hardly pick anybody out. We just didn't perform.
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1/12 David de Gea 5/10
Spaniard had little to do before being wrong-footed by Dominguez's improvised flick. Slow to get across for Campbell's second.
2/12 Chris Smalling 5/10
Again deployed at right-back and again looked ill at ease throughout. Troubled by Greek side's pace and movement – and also the pitch.
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3/12 Nemanja Vidic 5/10
A towering presence at the back in the opening exchanges but unable to do much with either goal. Must feel his exit cannot come soon enough.
4/12 Rio Ferdinand 5/10
Advancing years were shown up as he allowed Dominguez through for first and could only watch Campbell's shot swerve round him for the second
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5/12 Patrice Evra 5/10
Harshly booked in the opening minutes. His header out led to the opening goal. Spent most of the evening engaged in defensive matters.
6/12 Antonio Valencia 5/10
Has endured an inconsistent campaign – and United career – and unable to provide attacking spark. Subbed for Danny Welbeck with half an hour left.
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7/12 Michael Carrick 6/10
Careful as ever with his passing but even that deserted him as United faded. Woefully weak in the challenge as Campbell went past him for the second
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8/12 Tom Cleverley 5/10
Restored to starting line-up after missing weekend win at Palace but unable to make any impact. Careless in possession and taken off on hour mark.
9/12 Ashley Young 6/10
Impact increased after slow start but unable to use his footwork to great effect. Kept on till the end, though – more than can be said for some of his colleagues.
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10/12 Wayne Rooney 6/10
Left frustrated at lack of movement and service to front line. Dropped back into midfield in attempt to have more influence. Nothing changed.
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11/12 Robin van Persie 5/10
Received precious little service and was clattered by Roberto. Reduced to feeding off long balls. Blazed over inside the area with goal at his mercy.
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12/12 Best of the bench: Danny Welbeck 6/10
Came on for Valencia after an hour as United desperately searched for an away goal. Toiled away on left-hand side to little overall reward.
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"We came into the game in good form and a good mindset but it just didn't show. I am just surprised. I didn't see that level of performance coming. I just didn't see it."
Olympiakos goalkeeper Roberto did not have a save to make all match as Wayne Rooney and his team-mates failed to live up to their pre-match bravado.
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Other than a wayward effort from Robin van Persie, United did not look like scoring at all.
Tom Cleverley and Michael Carrick failed to take any hold of the game in midfield and Chris Smalling had a very poor game at right-back.
It was United's manager who took the blame for the manner of the defeat, though.
"I take responsibility," Moyes said
"It is my time and I will always front it up. We didn't play well. We have to play better."
Although the raucous home support in the sold-out Karaisakis Stadium helped Olympiakos, the Greek champions also showed far more skill and composure on the ball.
United will have to win by three clear goals in the second leg on March 19 to make it through to the quarter-finals, but Moyes has not given up hope just yet.
"The one good thing is that there is still a second game to come," the Scot said.
"We will do everything we can possibly do to reverse the 2-0 defeat."
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A broken, sarcastic teenaged girl with an underlying need of attention.
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The empty driveway made me smile. Or grimace. It was a smile in my head; to others it may have seemed more like a grimace or a frown. People say I have a pretty smile, and I like to say I agree. I've only ever seen it on morning-after facebook pictures, though. I have no memory of being particularly happy, but it shines through in those pictures. I have pretty white teeth and even my eyes seem to smile. I tried it in the mirror once. I nearly cried in revulsion.
I went down the bus stop. The bus was already there. It's the last stop of it's route, almost right outside my door, so the bus driver likes to take a nap or eat a butty or smoke a joint, whatever the hell they do for about ten minutes before setting off again. The bus driver stood leaning against the lamppost, finishing his cigarette. It was the polish guy who's always friendly. I like him. He can barely speak English. He told me his name once, but I'd forgotten it. Something beginning with … B.
'Good morning, B.' I said with a grimace. 'Isn't it a lovely day.'
'Ah, hello, hello.' He grinned. He had a couple of teeth visibly missing around the front of his mouth, the stunner. 'See you week and week.'
I took that as he saw me every week.
'Yeah, you do.' I said, standing outside the bus and sighing lovingly all over my cigarette until I'd smoked it right down to the butt. I flicked it over my shoulder before flashing my weekly bus pass at the Pole and climbing onto the bus. Busses, my second home. Especially this one, the 464. Beautiful.
Ten minutes and a flask of coffee later, B set sail for the streets of Whitworth. I watched the sights as we passed, my head pounding the glass of the window at every bump (and there were many of them). We saw the Chavs. Capital C. Maybe a capital T. The Chavs. They were smoking outside the corner shop, which you could tell they considered immensely badass. I squinted at them as the bus rattled past. They'd tucked their tracksuit bottoms into their socks. Keeping up with the latest trends. One of them saw me out of the corner of his eye, I think, because he turned to look at me full on. He said something to his mates and they all turned around to look in my direction. They seemed to be laughing. I stuck up my middle finger. They returned the favor. Mm, I think I pulled.
The bus remained quite empty the whole way. A few old people got on and off, that's all. Never that busy on a Thursday afternoon. I got off at the last stop, the bus station.
If you need a description of Rochdale, I'll give you one. Rightly referred to as Satan's shit hole by my friend Caleb. Good man. It's a pretty massive slum. OK, slums a bit of a strong word … maybe not. Well … depends where you look.
There's a hole in the world like a big black pit, and it's filled with people who are filled with shit. The vermin of the world inhabit it.
I got to the train station to be greeted by a group of rowdy Chavs. One of them had a massive hole in his McKenzie jacket, which I randomly noticed. They whistled and shouted stuff at me, not particularly pleasant stuff, but I ignored them and put my head down as I walked in and headed towards the ticket sales office. I hated having to lower my head because of them. Scum.
I bought my rip-off return ticket to Manchester with the coins in my purse. The old guy looked on quite impatiently as he watched me count out the pennies. A little rudely, actually. They were never particularly friendly here.
There was a rainbow in the sky. I saw it through the rattling window of the train. It shone through the grim white clouds and almost glittered. It reflected in the puddles on the station platforms we passed. I had my feet up on the worn down seat. The plastic of my sneaks was cracking. I didn't know old trainers cracked, but there you go. I tapped my fingers on them rhythmically as the train plodded loudly on. There was a group of boys across the isle. They were young, maybe thirteen or fourteen. None of them looked at me, and I barely looked at them, but I couldn't help noticing how well groomed they looked. They looked athletic; they wore fashionable, pristine clothes. They were talking about a mainstream indie band I'd vaguely listened to once.
I suppose I had been the same at their age. Probably exactly the same. If I was their age, I'd probably be intimidated by boys like that. They made me think about all the other children that would die for the opportunity to look just like everybody else, just like these boys. Children that get abused, that live in poverty, that are sick, that have no family… and I wasn't one of them. I was just a pathetic indie-kid of thirteen, sitting there, talking about The Kooks. Urgh, I was pathetic.
I glanced sideways at them again. None of them noticed me at all. I wanted to shock them. I wanted them to be shocked by me. I put my entire leg up onto the seat next to me, quite dramatically. The boy closest to me, with neat blonde hair, gave me a quick, furtive look, before laughing at a joke told by his friend. They continued their conversation. I pulled my bag noisily onto my lap and began to dig through it, my fingernails scraping its bottom. I jingled my keys around a little. I pulled out my mobile. A couple of them had glanced at me – I noticed from the corner of my eye. I looked down at the blank screen of my phone and sighed loudly as though I had just realized it had turned off. I held down the on/off button, waited, sighed again. Did it again.
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I smiled. Grimaced. I looked down at my arms myself and felt something a little like pride and something a little like disgust, as well as the feeling of utter isolation from everybody else in the whole wide world.


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A Bulgarian student and his American husband are the first gay couple in the US to have their green card petition, or permanent visa, approved after the Supreme Court ruling on same-sex marriages.
Traian Popov, who has a student visa, married Julian Marsh in New York because Florida, where they live, did not recognise same-sex marriage. Mr Popov will not be able to travel to his family in Bulgaria for at least six months while his green card is processed.
The pair's lawyer, Lavi Soloway, says he has filed 100 petitions for same-sex couples since 2010.
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Quick Hits: Ubaldo Jimenez takes his mind-boggling road statistics (7-1, 0.76 ERA) over to Target Field on Thursday. He's put himself on pace for numbers not seen since 1968, "The Year of the Pitcher." Let's take a closer look at Ubaldo's road dominance:
Jimenez's seven road wins equal the Orioles' total number of road wins (7-27).
At his current pace, Jimenez is on track to win 17 games on the road alone. Over the last 50 years, that's only been done twice according to STATS LLC, both in 1968: Juan Marichal (18-4) and Denny McLain (17-2).
The last pitcher to even win 14 on the road was Scott McGregor, who went 14-1 for the Orioles in 1983.
His 0.76 road ERA is nearly half Roy Oswalt's 1.50, which ranks second in the majors.
The lowest qualifying road ERA over the last 50 years? Bob Gibson's 0.81 in his historic 1968 season.
Jimenez has allowed just five earned runs in 59.1 innings on the road. There have been 393 starts this season in which a pitcher has allowed at least five runs.
Jeff Samardzija has pitched only a third of an inning on the road this season, and has allowed the same number of earned runs (5) as Jimenez has in over 59 innings of work.
Opponents are hitting just .152 against Jimenez in these games. The last pitcher to pull that off on the road was Luis Tiant (.145) in 1968.
Jimenez already has a pair of road shutouts. The last pitcher with more than three was Jack McDowell (4) in 1993.
Today's Trivia: Arguably the top two active starters from the Dominican Republic face each other on Thursday, as Ubaldo Jimenez and Francisco Liriano will do battle. With neither Pedro Martinez or Bartolo Colon on a roster, who is the winningest active pitcher born in the Dominican Republic?
Today's Leaderboard: Though opponents are hitting just .152 against Jimenez when he is on the road, he has issued 22 walks in those games. As a result, he ranks just fourth in the majors in opponents' on-base percentage in road games. Roy Oswalt's .217 opponents' OBP is the best in the majors.
Lowest Opponents' On-Base Pct in Road Games
Key Matchups: Manny Ramirez has only faced his former teammate Bronson Arroyo once (a flyout). However, the other hitters in the heart of the Dodgers order are licking their chops. Andre Ethier (.368), Matt Kemp (.455) and James Loney (.471) have hit a combined .426 against the Reds' veteran. For Loney, it's his second highest average against a pitcher he has faced at least 15 times.
Adrian Beltre is a .410 career hitter against Dan Haren, having faced him extensively as AL West foes. However, the two have not squared off since 2007 and Beltre is hitless in his last five at-bats against him. Yet, Beltre may not be the Red Sox hitter most excited to see Haren. Victor Martinez is a .538 hitter against Haren, the highest average for anyone who has faced the Diamondbacks' ace at least 15 times.
Trivia Answer: At 95-110, Nationals' reliever Miguel Batista has more wins than any other pitcher from the Dominican currently on a roster. He ranks ninth all-time among pitchers born in that country.


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I spent a great deal of preparatory time in the U.S. focusing not on where I was going to go, but what I was going to bring with me. The path is always going to change—wasted energy—but the supplies I carry on my back wouldn't… or so I generally thought.
When I look back at the photo of the innards of my pack, taken a year ago, it's amazing to think about how much has changed. A very solid and well researched foundation, but there were still loads of kinks to work out.
My backpack is small enough to fit in the overhead carry-on compartment of an airplane, but feels like I'm carrying bricks. Where is all this weight coming from?
I take everything out of my pack, lift the items in my hands, and feel nothing—but collectively this stuff is a good 16 or 17 kilos (35+ pounds). My medium sized 54 liter backpack is at capacity.
Gio, my Italian buddy, laughs and shakes his head at all the locks I carry, saying that's a good 5 kilos right there. Probably not that much, but it's a couple pounds worth.
I am on a perpetual mission to refine what I carry—making it the lightest, most durable, and efficient that I can. I don't carry that much clothing, and trying to adapt to wild swings in regional and seasonal climates with the same clothing can be an interesting task. My clothes are still for warm weathered Caribbean islands—cold can be a problem.
I've been a technologist for a long, long time. I'm exceptionally intuitive when it comes to computers, gadgets, and electronics in general, and over the years my environment has been increasingly surrounded by them.
As I planned for my travels, I had the overwhelming desire to remove the technology from my life. It had defined me for so long, I wanted to give opportunity for new interests to take hold—while embracing a more humbled and less burdened lifestyle.
I had reduced the main electronics in my pack to nothing more than a CD player, portable speakers, and a digital camera.
The fancy MP3/CD player that I bought turned out to be a mistake. Compact, light, and durable are qualities that you want items in a backpack to be—it would seem this certainly was not. The thought was to carry a music source that ran on batteries, for which I could easily buy cheap new music on the street (new tunes without the need of a computer), but the bulk of the unit and the accompanying audio discs was just too much.
The player was replaced in Mexico with a loaded iPOD (that was subsequently stolen a month or so later, in Guatemala). I am now using an iRiver MP3 player about the size of my thumb, donated to me by a friend.
I had to send one of my favorite items away with my brother in Costa Rica—the portable JBL speakers. They were fantastic to have, but I was too afraid they'd eventually get stolen as well (and I just didn't need them). Earbud headphones continue to keep breaking on me, though. I'm on my fifth pair—annoying.
I'm also currently on my third camera. A small drop killed my new Canon SD400 in Puerto Rico, and a hammock broke the screen on my replacement SD300 in Honduras. Mailed to me by my photography mentor was a Canon A530 in Guatemala, but the lens cover stopped retracting back in Central America (I have to use my fingernail to open it each time it's powered on) as well as the flash (which will no longer fire). Many others I've met in South America with an A-series camera are having the same problem with the lens guard, but none with the flash.
I'm good to my cameras, and truly don't think my durability expectations are out of line.
I suppose I was probably a little ignorant to think that I could get away with maintaining an online travelogue with only a pen, paper, and an Internet café computer. It turned out that writing posts out for Travelvice on paper, then typing them up, was a nightmare. It was costing me heaps of time and money (especially in the Caribbean, where some cafés were charging ludicrous amounts like US$9/hour).
I hated the idea of carrying around a laptop—convenient and professionally useful as it might be—thoughts of the stress and burden of such things was just too great.
My solution came in a very expensive FedEx package, delivered to the island of Bequia—a PDA (with a collapsible keyboard attachment, later couriered into Mexico). This has been absolutely fantastic. The writing versatility of a laptop, without the bulk. People are amazed by the setup in every hostel I'm at. I simply type whenever I feel like it, save to a memory card, and use my handy memory card reader to transfer it to an Internet enabled computer.
This device has been working out so well for me, that when my brother offered to sell me his wireless Internet (WiFi) enabled Palm for a song, I couldn't refuse. I have only been using this new device for a few days—it was sent down in a package to Buenos Aires (graciously couriered down by one of my dad's coworkers).
A USB thumb drive has been an essential item to have. I've been suffering for the past month, since I misplaced mine in Salta, Argentina. I kept a copy of Portable Firefox, a web browser, on it (among many other important and/or useful things). This application allows me to keep and use all my Web site bookmarks, securely save passwords, as well as surf around without leaving a browsing trail on a public computer.
Things will float in and out of my pack. Sometimes the simplest of items, like a motion sickness bag picked up on a ferry from Tobago to Trinidad, becomes a long-term installment (I use it to hold a dozen clothes pins).
Simple items, such as those clothes pins, or bigger ones, like the mosquito net that was donated to me in Colombia, are items that needed to be a part of my pack. An umbrella and rain jacket also were also lacking, and greatly needed.
I've gone through footwear. I replaced my expensive running shoes with a pair of Diesel's that I bought on sale during my second pass through Puerto Rico (as well as picking up a dress-shirt).
My Teva sandals were a nightmare—I wrote a letter to the company. I have lots of time to write letters now, and I'm not afraid to send one off when I'm greatly displeased (although I should be doing it when I'm feeling the opposite as well). My Reef sandals are great, and had them replaced with the same model (after they fell apart from six continuous months of wear).
I only carry one pair of shorts and pants, and I'm a big fan of the military-grade clothing that I take with. I could never backpack around with jeans—although fashionable, their heavy, and very slow to dry. The TRU-SPEC line is designed to be durable, lightweight, fast drying, and rip and stain resistant—claims that are indeed very true. A big thumbs-up from me.
My backpack itself is holding up very well; although I suppose it could probably use a bath (last washed in March). If I had known two years ago (when I bought the bag for Thailand) what I know now, I would have selected a side-loading model (instead of the top-loading variety). Most side-loading backpacks unzip similar to a suitcase, and allow you access to the entire compartment—avoiding the big dig every time you need to access something from the bottom of the pack.
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I just thought I'd let you know that I had never really heard about the TRU-SPEC clothes, and looked them up and they look awesome. I think I'll use them for my impending journey.
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Your criticism of the micro-economy we have here in the marketplaces is really a criticism of capitalism. This isn't likely to change anytime soon. What you are suggesting is that in some sense the level of earnings of an author should be relative to the amount of commission owed, but instead of the current model you believe it should be reversed.
No, we dont start there. What i am suggesting is, that the company schould offer more options for the small sellers based on promotion / self-promotion and the marketing team schould show a progress on this…an example is the site model suggested, that will help such small sellers and authors of GR to get faster on where they want to get. We dont want graphicriver to become a place where AD, TF, VH buyers come to spend their cents left in their account balance just coz they dont want to leave the $1-$2 balance to envato as a present. No one ofcource expect envato now to leave all they have on the "emergency" list and get busy with such ideas. Such ideas for additional/better marketing doesnt have specific time to be implemented, i mean they cannot be used as last minute boast to increase sales or as alternative marketing strategy when there is some crisis. Such sites are community generated sites and can exist anytime…this is just good for the company.
You are suggesting a kind of 'tax break' for lower income authors and to 'tax' more heavily the higher income earners.
Not really, this was not what i was tring to say. For what you say now, the difference comes on the earning % increasement policy. An example would be, when an TF authors get the income % increased just with lets say 100 sales, the GR author need 1000 sales to get to the next earnings level. This what needs an revision, simply for GR outhors different terms must apply and this terms must be reworked and there schould be balance established. It is not GR authors fault they sell items which are in lower level of cost, but then hit hard against the wall and have the same conditions like authors from other marketplaces selling items starting from minimum $10 and get faster to the next income % increasement.
High earning authors had to start somewhere, and are given the same opportunities as you.
actually not…read my last sentence above.
I get salty when the issue is marketing, as this is what effects the small sellers. Yes the business may look great as a whole, but when you break it down into marketplaces there would be some difference everyone can notice. Author that produces wordpress themes may not get so annoyed if his item makes him $100 a month with just 7-8 sales. But an author from GR may get quite annoyed if he need to wait for 200 sales to process in order to earn just $100. This is why i call the marketing team to action…produce new ideas, implement them fast as they can, or else soon start to lose their GR item suppliers completely.
additionaly, maybe is time for me to just take all my items down and leave. Some days ago, someone told me something in a way of "wtf are you still doing here if everything seems to be so bad for you", this pushed me to another idea…maybe that person was right and i schould start to sell my stuff on my personal site and do everything on my own…market the products whenever i want and the way i want. I may even be successful in doing this…no one knows.
I see what you are saying, I slightly missed what you were originally proposing sorry. We are talking about quite a lot of interrelating issues.
The thing is that GR items in general are cheaper for several reasons.
- 1) To compete with an already saturated market, competing with big stock graphics sites
- 2) The entry level and difficulty of producing items for GR is generally lower than some of the other marketplaces
These factors add up to a situation where GR prices will be lower. Is this fair? Yes IMO .
You are right, because of lower prices it takes longer to increase commission earnings as a GR author. I'll agree with you that the motivation to continue producing such items is less than perhaps some of the other types of products on the other marketplaces. GR items seem somewhat 'small fry' in comparison. This is not something we can change easily. GR is an entry point for authors, and even if some are driven away with frustrations, there are always going to be thousands of eager designers ready to jump on board.
There is success to be had on GR, again take a look at some of the top selling items and you can see that the effort / reward ratio can be very beneficial for an author.
I don't think you should leave, you seem passionate about selling. Maybe try going on your own, but just switch to non-exclusive for an experiment. That way you can try selling and marketing your own model and see how it goes. Companies like GoMedia seem to have very successful self run e-commerce.
additionaly, maybe is time for me to just take all my items down and leave. Some days ago, someone told me something in a way of "wtf are you still doing here if everything seems to be so bad for you", this pushed me to another idea…maybe that person was right and i schould start to sell my stuff on my personal site and do everything on my own…market the products whenever i want and the way i want. I may even be successful in doing this…no one knows.
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Hackney New School is an exciting, oversubscribed secondary school, which opened in September 2013. Our core vision is to provide students with access to the widest range of opportunities in life by fostering academic excellence and instilling self-belief, intellectual curiosity and responsibility towards others in society. All at HNS share the belief that an outstanding education can be provided to children from a wide range of backgrounds, if they are being challenged in all aspects of their academic and personal development. Our successful Ofsted inspection, after only 5 terms, is testament to our current success. We now need additional outstanding staff to continue to develop our school. In September 2015 we moved into our exciting new purpose built buildings on the Kingsland canal basin.
The continued growth of the school provides an exciting opportunity for a teacher of mathematics. You will work alongside the subject lead to continue the development of the new curriculum and assessment methods, with the likely prospect of leading the department in the following year. You will be an integral part of the team ensuring every student makes outstanding progress and developing successful intervention strategies for those who are underperforming.
With daily Maths lessons and time in our extended day for extra numeracy sessions - students at Hackney New School make exceptional progress in Maths. The Maths teaching at Hackney New School integrates technology fully. Every student has a Chromebook allowing for plenty of opportunities to fully use educational apps as well as blended learning.
You will be committed to ensuring every student is supported and challenged to reach their potential in all areas of their education. You are an enthusiastic, well-qualified and inspirational teacher who is ready to take on a new challenge with excellent prospects for career development. You have the vision, drive and interpersonal skills to motivate students in mathematics and you are keen to make a real and significant difference to the students in our school.
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Hall was 9-12 from the field and led all scorers with 24 points. She also added nine points, five assists, four steals, three blocks and zero turnovers.
"It was maybe the best game of my career," Hall said. "We all knew it was a big one, needed to execute and do the little things that we could do to help our team win. That was a definitely a game I enjoyed. That is a great way to start the season and it is a lot of early momentum."
Meighan Simmons led the way for Tennessee with 23 points while Bashaara Graves added 14 points and Isabelle Harrison notched a double-double with 13 points and 12 boards.
But the Lady Vols shot 38.1 percent overall, 18.8 percent from long range and had 26 turnovers.
"My hat is off to Chattanooga," Tennessee coach Holly Warlick said. "They played a great game. They played hard. We could not guard them one-on-one and that caused problems for us. When you can't contain the ball and give a team good, open looks you will gets tonight's result.
"I thought our defense affected our offense, and that's something we have to go back and work on. As long as we learn from this, it's alright, but if we keep making the same mistakes we're not going to get any better."
Tennessee settled down from a tough start of four turnovers to open the game and after falling behind 9-4 at the 12:35 mark, took the lead 10-9 on an Ariel Massengale free throw with 11:15 left in the first half.
The Lady Vols went up 20-11 after Harrison got to the rim but then didn't score for nearly seven minutes and Chattanooga took the lead, 21-20, on a three-pointer by Alex Black.
A layup by Graves with 1:31 left before halftime got Tennessee to 22 points and within two of Chattanooga, 24-22, and Massengale answered a Meghan Downes three with one of her own to tie the game at 28 at the buzzer going into the break.
However, Tennessee allowed 52 second-half points - while scoring 43 - and couldn't make up the deficit after Chattanooga opened the second half by hitting six of its first seven shots.
"I am not going to say it was our biggest win ever, but it is a very big win," Chattanooga coach Wes Moore said. "It is up there with the Rutgers win in the NCAA Tournament. Those two will be something that we'll never forget.
"Tennessee is going to be fine. We caught them in a year that they have a lot of inexperienced players and they graduated a lot of talent. But they still have a lot of talent and they'll be fine.
"Don't get me wrong, this is special. I told the team this will be something they never forget and can always be proud of."
Tennessee's coaches will look at the game film and the box score and see where the Lady Vols self-destructed, especially with the miscues. The 17 first-half turnovers didn't allow the Lady Vols to get into any offensive rhythm.
Tennessee did dominate the glass - Harrison had eight offensive rebounds - and the Lady Vols held a whopping 53-31 advantage on the boards.
"We gave up too many offensive rebounds, which I was afraid of, but we limited the damage somewhat," Moore said. "Probably the biggest stat is the assist-turnovers ratio. Seventeen assist and 13 turnovers is unbelievable.
"I can't say enough about Alex Black handling full-court pressure, but I thought our two seniors did a great job of handling the ball and helping get it up the court."
Even with its board prowess, Tennessee's inaccuracy from the field was too much to overcome, especially with Chattanooga shooting a scorching 56.3 percent in the second half and 46.8 percent for the game.
Black added 14 points for the Lady Mocs while Kayla Christopher chipped in with 11.
"This is huge," Christopher said. "This is a great way to start off my senior year. It is something we will never forget, and it gets us jumpstarted for the season.
"We know what we are capable of now and it really raises our expectations. We know we can do it, and now we just have to keep doing it."
The Lady Vols defense was a source of concern for Warlick, and the Lady Vols dropped into a zone at times in an attempt to slow down Chattanooga's offense.
"It was a good move when they went to a zone, and I thought we were a little disoriented for the first few possessions," Moore said. "That was a scary stretch and it was a good move on their part.
"Late in the stretch, they were just putting their head down, attacking the basket and attacking the offensive boards. We had a hard time keeping them in front of us and keeping them boxed out, but we were able to hold on.
"As a coach, I don't know if we are going to hit shots every night like we did tonight. The 80 points is nice, but you can't hang your hat on that every night. We're going to have to continue to work defensively. We gave up 43 points in the second half so that's a little concerning. But I am proud of them, and we were able to hit enough shots to keep a lead."
The Lady Vols buried themselves amid turnovers and poor shooting and will start the season 0-1 after Friday's 80-71 loss to UTC.
Holly Warlick opens her career with a loss, just as Pat Summitt did to Mercer in 1974. Summitt sat cattycornered to the bench and posed for photos and signed autographs before the game. By the end of the game, the familiar stare was in place, and the head coach emeritus didn't look at all pleased with the play of Tennessee.
Senior Taber Spani mentioned in the post-game press conference that Tennessee was in a period of adjustment with a lot of new players and a new era on the bench.
The Lady Vols are a very young team - those warning bells were sounded all preseason - but a season opening loss to Chattanooga was still a surprise.
Lady Mocs coach Wes Moore said he didn't feel the game was in hand until about nine seconds were left on the clock because he knew that Tennessee had firepower and could dominate the offensive glass.
Tennessee did indeed own the boards, 53-31 with a whopping 22 on the offensive end, but the Lady Vols also let the ball squirt loose 26 times in a variety of manners from bad passes to charging fouls to three seconds in the lane.
Tennessee also shot an abysmal 18.8 percent from long range and 38.1 percent from the field overall.
Combine those stats with porous defense in the second half, and it added up to a season opening loss for the first time since 1999, when the Lady Vols lost to Louisiana Tech.
Warlick was disappointed in her team's debut - and especially their defense - as the Lady Vols failed to stop the Lady Mocs and couldn't hold onto the ball.
She indicated that Saturday's practice in Atlanta - the schedule ratchets up even more with Georgia Tech waiting to open its new arena on Sunday - would consist primarily of one-on-one defense.
Warlick specifically cited freshman Andraya Carter as the one player willing to put pressure on the ball handler. Carter didn't enter the second half until nearly midway through - Tennessee was behind and the freshman doesn't yet hunt shots on offense - but she made an immediate impact on one end of the floor. Step one for Warlick will be to get the precocious guard to be a threat on both ends as soon as possible.
In the first half the three best players on the floor for the Lady Vols were Carter, sophomore point guard Ariel Massengale - she was 2-4 from long range, including a buzzer-beater three to knot the game at 28 right before the half - and freshman Bashaara Graves.
Warlick said the halftime emphasis was to strengthen the defense - it was actually stout at times in the first half - and instead Chattanooga hit six of its first seven shots. The Lady Vols trailed the rest of the way and when the final buzzer sounded, the students streamed onto the court.
A boisterous crowd of 8,468 at McKenzie Arena was ready for an upset - Tennessee last lost to Chattanooga in 1973 - and it got it. The Lady Vol players looked stunned and saddened as they left the court while the celebration commenced around them.
Warlick was dismayed with her team's defense in the post-game press conference, while Moore endorsed her as the head coach for Tennessee and pointed out how young the Lady Vols were.
That youth was on display throughout the game, and especially in the first half when the players were noticeably jittery. That was apparent in the stat box in the first half with 17 miscues, enough for an entire game.
One bright spot, though, Graves played 15 minutes in the first half and tallied nine points, seven boards and zero turnovers. She moved into the starting lineup in the second half, and, despite fouling out, made a case to be there again.
Tennessee managed to get the miscues under control in the second half with a more manageable nine, but then the defense got soft and Chattanooga went where it wanted to with the ball from shooting behind the arc to getting to the paint.
Chattanooga's Kayla Christopher said the Lady Vols' frustration was apparent in the second half and the Lady Mocs knew they had the edge because of veteran players.
Chattanooga pounced - its biggest lead was 13 points - and the Lady Vols played the entire second half chasing the Lady Mocs. They never caught them, though two free throws by Isabelle Harrison cut the lead to seven points, 70-63, with 1:57 to play.
Tennessee's predicted advantage with speed didn't materialize as Chattanooga's guards, led by Alex Black, were more than willing to keep pace. The Lady Mocs also did a good job in transition defense and while Meighan Simmons went coast to coast several times, the Lady Vols didn't erupt as they did in the two exhibition games when they wore down the opponents in the second half.
Simmons was 9-25 but she was told to shoot by her teammates, as she was willing to attack the basket. While a few shots may have been ill advised, Simmons mostly worked well within the offense. She also was one of the players willing to take shots - some teammates passed up open looks in moments of indecision - and she finished with 23 points to lead Tennessee.
Graves, who looks more impressive every game out, added 14 points and eight boards. Harrison tallied a double-double with 13 points and 12 boards but also had a team-high six turnovers.
Graves had just one miscue in 29 minutes of play on a quick whistle for three seconds. She was 6-7 from the line - Harrison was 7-10, another bright spot as the post players are hitting their free throws - and Graves was crushed when she fouled out. Graves gets it. She needs to get on the floor as much as possible.
So does Carter, who must become an offensive threat. If Tennessee is going to be a defensive-oriented team, those two need to log significant minutes. Despite being freshmen, they are two of the best defenders on the team.
It was a signature win for Chattanooga and Moore, always gracious and engaging, shared an anecdote after the game. He said his wife had to leave the arena for her mother's 100th birthday and the last thing she said to him was, "Don't embarrass the family."
He didn't as Chattanooga sent a message to the rest of the Southern Conference that being picked third mat have been too low. Moore warned his team in the locker room after the game that the bar was just raised.
Warlick, on the other hand, wasn't at all pleased with her team.
"I think our defense was nonexistent the whole night," Warlick said. "I think, outside of Andraya Carter putting pressure on the ball, we didn't affect them one bit. We were at the mercy of them missing shots.
"Our defense was nonexistent, and you can't beat a veteran team like Chattanooga on their home floor when you can't score."
Warlick acknowledged that her team was young. But she won't use that as an excuse when she didn't see enough effort on the defensive end.
"I think we are a little anxious," Warlick said. "We are young, have a new coach and were playing in a hostile environment. When it comes down to it, you have to take care of business and we didn't.
"Things may not go your way, but you can always get down on the defensive end and play. You can control that. There was one series where we missed four layups in a row right underneath the basket, but the ball didn't go in. We can always muster up a little heart and energy to play defense. That's all it is."
The schedule gets significantly tougher with Sunday's game at Georgia Tech, a home opener against Rice and then a trip to play at Miami.
Warlick knew the schedule was tough and that her team was going to take some hits. She likely didn't expect one in the season opener, though she had warned her team that Chattanooga was a rugged road game.
It's a new era at Tennessee. And if the Lady Vols are to return to their winning ways, they will have to play like the Tennessee of old - defense matters.


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Her StoryMature
True Story.
The Beautiful woman was sitting calmly underneath the tree
As I approached it, I could see her beckoning me
Her visible pain had been long and hard, and lasted through the night
I then sat with her until morning light
"What's your name?" she smiled as best as she could
"Someone with me will surely do me good.
I've been here all day and all night with scarcely any rest
A night with someone will cure the pain in my chest."
As I looked at her, I could see the rips in her shirt
Beautiful tan skin mixed with the earth's dirt
She smiled "He told me I am the best.
They're all the same, while I'm not like the rest."
"I tried to fight him off, I looked about and found
That no one was in sight, just small insects on the ground
I kept fighting him off, I tried to do my best,
But finally I gave in to a small pain in my chest."
"Can it be getting dark so soon?" she winced up at the sun
"It's growing dim and I thought my life had just begun.
I think before I go, I'll get a little rest"
And quietly, the woman died from the pain in her chest.
I don't recall what happened then, I think I must of cried,
I put my arms around her, and pulled her to my side
And, as I held her to me, I could feel our wounds were pressed,
The large one in my heart against the small one on her chest


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Uh oh, ENN and GEE are stuck on our planet – a long way from their home on Planet Zog.
They'll need energy to get home – and lots of it!
Now where on earth are they going to find energy?
What is lightning?
Lightning is made of a type of energy called electricity – and travels at 186,000 miles a second.
Electricity can be very dangerous, but if it's packaged safely, it's a seriously cool type of energy that can be made from almost anything. Humans love it!
Animal and plant waste is a biofuel and that can be used in power stations which churn out electricity.
Electricity is made with electrons. Electrons are really tiny parts of atoms which normally whizz around the edge of atoms, like little moons in orbit.
Atoms of different substances have different amounts of electrons. An earth metal called Iron has twenty six little electrons in each atom.
Electrons are either positive or negatively charged – and just like magnets, opposites attract. Power generators send out positively charged electrons in a loop with a negative charge at the end – that's called a circuit. And circuits can be created all over the planet carrying energy to do sorts of handy things. Energy is AMAZINGLY great at changing from one type to another
Electrical energy can be changed into heat to power radiators and microwave ovens
It can also be turned into radio waves to make the pictures and sounds in things like televisions and radios.
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On a Stanford Man Who Alleged a Sexual Assault - The Atlantic
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Earlier this month, Stanford University senior Justin Brown published an opinion article in The Stanford Daily claiming that he was sexually assaulted by a female classmate. His account came amid an ongoing debate at Stanford about how best to handle allegations of rape, sexual assault, and sexual harassment. Those who hold that perpetrators of sexual assault escape with too little punishment have rallied around Leah Francis, who protested when a classmate she accused of "forcible rape" was found responsible in a disciplinary process, but permitted to return to campus upon completing "a five-quarter suspension, 40 hours of community service and completion of a sexual assault awareness program." She declared in an open letter, "Stanford did not expel the man who raped me."
Emily Bazelon of Slate later reported that from 2005 to 2011, nine Stanford students were found responsible for sexual assault. One was expelled. "The other eight received suspensions ranging from one quarter to eight quarters," she wrote. "The average sanction for sexual assault at Stanford is a four-quarter suspension."
At the same time, Stanford has been faulted by a largely different group of critics for offering inadequate due-process to students accused of sexual misconduct. "In 2011, a male student was found guilty of sexual assault and suspended for two years after Stanford determined that his accuser had been intoxicated during a sexual encounter, violating Stanford's sexual assault policy which states that one cannot consent to sex if 'intoxicated' to any degree," the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education reported. The organization objected that the burden of proof needed to find guilt was changed in the middle of that student's case.
The op-ed that Justin Brown wrote describing an encounter with a female classmate does not fit neatly into either camp. He believes that Stanford has handled his allegation poorly and failed to properly discipline the accused. But he also insists that though she assaulted him, he does not want her expelled or suspended.
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What would happen if the woman in this case decided to file a complaint, arguing that her intoxication rendered her unable to consent to kissing and groping sessions during the early part of the walk when he, too, was an initiator? If Brown's account of that night is accurate, it would seem perverse if both of these students were ultimately found guilty of sexually assaulting one another. But given how the rules are written at Stanford and how they've at times been applied, it seems that such an outcome is plausible, even if not the likeliest scenario. Were I Brown's father or big brother I'd have urged him to weigh that risk.
His personal testimony is a confounding case study. So many people, myself included, tend to conceive of sexual assault as a very serious crime committed by a predatory perpetrator who victimizes a devastated survivor. The outpouring of passionate support for anti-sexual assault campaigns is premised on that understanding. But here is a man citing his experience as a victim—a status that inclines many to avoid questioning his narrative—to argue that his sexual assault proves it can be a non-catastrophic act carried out by a non-dangerous person with no malicious intent, and that the victim's reaction might be, "the whole situation seemed laughable."
How we ultimately define sexual assault is a choice–one that combines elements of prevailing culture and law, of connotation and denotation. Insofar as a community adheres around a notion of sexual assault that tends to involve high degrees of predation and trauma, the stigma against it will remain relatively powerful. As "sexual assault" is broadened to encompass gray areas that combine low degrees of predation with victims who aren't traumatized, the stigma may diminish. Expelling the woman in this case would cause even her accuser to object.
What's most striking to me, as someone from an earlier generation of college students, is not this student's aversion to a punishment for the accused. One commenter observed that since, "there was no great or permanent harm done to him and as she did not act with malice, he reasonably concludes that he, in turn, should cause no great or permanent harm to her... Instead, he looks at the event, recognizes where bad decisions were made, accepts responsibility for his actions and decisions that contributed to the situation, and seeks to use the unfortunate as a learning experience to enlighten and not as a legal club with which to punish."
That's an understandable reaction.
More remarkable is the extent to which even this heterodox thinker, who offers a forthright, unsparing critique of his university and of its disciplinary norms, was simultaneously so eager to resolve problems through official channels. At a time of confusion, he turned to campus administrators to help understand his own experience. What he wanted most of all was an administrator who would validate his understanding of what happened during a traumatic moment. How many older readers would've thought, as undergrads, to cast an administrator in those roles?
Although Brown didn't want administrators to punish the woman who stuck her hands down his pants after he said no, he did want them to explain to her why it wasn't okay, because he wanted that done and didn't feel that it was his job to do it. His generation's notion of normal involves college administrators—people paid to safeguard the interests of multi-billion-dollar institutions—intervening in the sexual lives of students to a much greater extent than they did in the recent past, even as the normative judgments of administrators are both policed and exalted.
There is no telling how this will turn out.
Geez. What is wrong with people that they even think about treating each other this way?
That is really serious. I've heard of this occurring way too much, especially with (and I hate to say it) black guys. When I was 18 in college I had several friends confide in me about sexual assaults they've received from women, usually in the form of them groping their genitalia. It's emotionally damaging and objectifying. Flirting with someone doesn't say "stick your hand down my pants".
What's the solution? Teach more empathy to people as they're growing up so they realize that it's not right to give aggressive unwanted attention?


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Faith & flying in our own backyard
Posted on March 20th, 2014
hen I opened the door to Peaches' friend, I told her she would find her in the backyard.
"Oh," the girl said, and nodded knowingly. "Training Friday to jump through a hoop, I guess."
I laughed and replied with something light and dismissive that essentially equated to 'hardly.' I wondered what Peaches might have imagined aloud to her friend about some shared girl-and-her-dog adventures that might possibly have led her friend to believe she was teaching Friday to perform circus tricks in the unloved wilds of our blighted backyard.
But I found myself drifting over to the kitchen window to peek anyway. Because while the idea was fanciful in a colorfully, perfectly childlike way, there was also the distinct air of possibility to it. In the faintest outlines of a beautiful and far-fetched reality—one that might only become real through intention and hopeful repetition—I thought I could sense Peaches' small, certain hand.
And, sure enough, through the glass I could see my daughter standing with an oversized hula-hoop in one hand and a rope toy our year-old puppy favors in the other. As the dog ran merry circles around her (at the very least, the girl was a focus of Friday's excited interest), Peaches waved the toy at the dog, speaking words I couldn't quite make out.
She told me later that she had talked to her father about an idea to teach our family dog to perform circus tricks. (Scott says he remembers being encouraging but also recalls their conversation having lasted about 30 seconds.) Peaches' dog-training strategy was elegant; simply put, she planned to coax Friday to run through the hoop while it still rested on the ground. Then, little by little, she would raise the obstacle off the ground until, before the dog really knew it, she would be flying through it.
"She's just not ready to jump for me yet," she finished.
And with her last word, I could see it emerging steadily, if blurrily, again: Peaches' expectation of things to come. She would seem to carry within her the precious understanding that whatever she might hold in her hands at the end of one day doesn't dictate what she will have gathered in her arms at the end of another month or year or even another day. Hers is a faith with the power to carry her through dark passes and dry spells, a strength of belief with the power to engender flight.∗
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WEâRE ALL ABOUT TO FLY WILDLY OFF THE EDGE OF A FISCAL CLIFF AND DIE, MAN!
WEâRE ALL ABOUT TO FLY WILDLY OFF THE EDGE OF A FISCAL CLIFF AND DIE, MAN!
Letâs face itâwhen you win an election, everyone looks to you for what to do next, even people who didnât vote for you.
If thereâs one lesson, any lesson, that progressives should take from this election, itâs that our ideas are winning.
To say I was amused by last nightâs primary results would be an understatement. I was rolling in the calm laughter of an average guy who just caught on to the true meaning of poetic justice.
We have to re-examine how we look at presidential primaries, especially in the post-Citizen's United era. Especially this campaign. Because the only thing Mitt and Newt have in common is that they love their Super PACsâso much so that itâs a little uncomfortable.
The Florida primary inches closer, and tension mounts in a state so well-known for its political incompetence that one could say, without at all underestimating, that Florida is where Republican legends are born.
What is so inherently difficult about ordering polling data in a logical sequence and reporting on it as a trend? Even in the 21st century, where media even at its most informative is little better than a cartoon for grownups, I think society demands better.
Even as the South Carolina primary was mercifully coming to an end, several hundred conservatives were already gathering in a rally/religious revival at Lake Eola in Orlando, Florida. Cain was just one of a travelling band of anti-regulation minstrels attracted to the event that became known as 'Conservatives United 2012.'
Itâs true, of course, that Mitt wasnât ever supposed to really win South Carolina. Nor was he supposed to concentrate too many of his resources in a state that was really far too conservative for him to win. But that doesnât mean he had to make it easy for everyone else.
The rules are pretty simple (for best results, Make sure you have s—-y rum on hand that tastes like nail polish and slides down the throat like wood stain)
The appropriately named Newt Gingrich is the political personification of slime. His sociopathic selfishness is the product of blind ambition driven by a reptilian lust for power and revenge.
According to FLA Politics, Florida Governor Rick Scott has just named the legendary Ken Detzner as his next secretary of state.
The (tar)sands are running out for the Keystone XL pipeline.
One of the watermarks of every campaign is going negative. Itâs a huge step, itâs a step almost everyone has to take, and itâs one of literally thousands of things that could go wrong in a nationally coordinated election effort over fifty states.
This is why we see no real harm in the legions of Paulbots that charge daily like a horde of angry libertarian lawn gnomes onto Facebook, Twitter, every blog ever conceived, and even Youtube. But theyâre far from harmless, and debating them plays straight into their hands.


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