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If You Can’t Make Discourse At Home, Store-Bought Is Fine

On the car ride home with my mother we got into it. She believes the conspiracy theory that Hillary Clinton has gotten people killed and the lies about Benghazi and how she wishes people would get over the election already. She even implied that Hillary was behind Justice Scalia’s death.And I said that however bad the two candidates were, one of them was clearly worse.

She said: “Yeah, and she didn’t get elected!”

And that right there, folks. That’s why. That’s why this happened. Because people are so against Hillary Clinton that no matter what Donald Trump does, Hillary is worse because [random right-wing fact-free torrent].

Most people aren’t actively sexist or racist or whatever -ist you want to name. There’s just the petty small-mindedness of ‘I don’t like this person’.

“They both lie! They’re both bad!”

“I don’t want to pay the rising cost of healthcare just because some people don’t want to work.”

“I wasn’t happy when Obama was elected and I don’t like what he’s done.”

“Someone has actively destroyed this country and he’s leaving office soon and it’s going to take a while to get us back to where we were.”

Donald Trump won because people, in their heart of hearts, believe that the current President of the United States of America ruined the country. That’s why his rallying cry of ‘Make America Great Again’ got him so far.

He won because people really believe that this country needs a big change and they thing he’s it. They really believe that this man, this horrible, lying, sexual assaulting, corrupt, petty tin-pot dictator will bring back nonexistent jobs and.... I don’t know, make poor people unable to have health insurance again so ‘real’ people don’t have to pay higher premiums as insurance providers spitefully raise rates.

They really believe that.

My parents really believe that.

And folks.... I just don’t know how to handle that.

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[oceansoulsamerica]

Click on the photo above to take a look at this article posted at Sonic Cathedral; it's a top-10 list of a writer's favorite interviews over her 10 years at the site. Nightwish made the list, as well as a few other femme-metal bands you might know and love. Enjoy!

Thanks to Sonic Cathedral for sharing.

[msclarissegallardo]

300 for Goal and VideoPress Launch!

It has been 2 years now since i started my Blog, i started from movie reviews, book reviews, which is what i liked and what i wanted to do. I enjoyed doing it because i love watching movies and i also like reading book and talking about them to people, it is natural for me because it is something what i really planned to do when i first started my blog.

I intended to name it “teenhabitat”…

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Ijji, Inc, an application developer with deep experience in the videogames industry, has launched a new mobile marketplace for gamers called Gameflip. Accessible via a free iOS or Android app, Gameflip enables gamers to buy new and pre-owned games, collectibles and accessories at a significant discount and sell those same items at a much higher return than other retailers, e-tailers and online marketplaces.

“Packaged games are currently the only medium allowing gamers to get cash for their pre-owned games. Yet the process of trading in games and game-related items is neither easy nor cost-effective. We created the Gameflip marketplace to put the power of buying for less and selling for more in the hands of gamers,” said JT Nguyen, CEO of Ijji, the company behind Gameflip. “In other words, we are transferring the monetary power of retailers to gamers.”

Gameflip has been designed to deliver the best combination of price, selection and convenience to gamers. While other online marketplaces such as Amazon or eBay focus on a huge variety of goods, Gameflip focuses solely on those items the gaming community wants: games, collectibles, game accessories and consoles. Gameflip currently carries over 600 game-related SKUs, including some of the best-selling titles and collectibles on the market. Sellers pay a 10% commission on all items sold, which enables them to offer their games for far less than most retailers. In addition, all items are protected by the Seller’s Guarantee — if an item doesn’t sell in 30 days in the Gameflip marketplace, Ijji will pay the user the difference (in credits) between the Gameflip list price and the GameStop trade-in price, virtually ensuring sellers make the most off their trade ins.

Accessible via a mobile app, Gameflip is always close at hand, and takes advantage of key smartphone functions which transform buying and selling into a few easy steps. For instance, the app leverages the camera to allow users to instantly snap a photo as well as scan the barcode, which then automatically populates the product information in the listing. The app also uses push notifications to instantly inform the buyer or seller at each step of the transaction, from purchase to shipment to delivery to rating.

Gameflip takes advantage of the social aspect of smartphones, allowing users to instantly invite their friends, share their favorite items with them, and discuss the hottest upcoming games together. Invitations will earn users credits which can then be applied to the purchase of more Gameflip items.

Pricing and Availability

The Gameflip marketplace launched today. The Gameflip app is free to download from iTunes or Google Play and is also available today in the US for iPhones and Android phones. Support for tablets and other international markets is coming soon.

iOS: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/gameflip-buy-sell-video-games/id970274077

Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ijji.gameflip

  Gameflip is a mobile app to Buy and Sell your used games Ijji, Inc, an application developer with deep experience in the videogames industry, has launched a new mobile marketplace for gamers called…

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Currently Reading: July 12th, 2014

Currently Reading: July 11th, 2014

I picked up the July issue of Harpers Magazine at the newstand and ran across these two articles:

“The Man Who Stole The Nile,”

This is a look into Ethiopia and the issues that confront it with its water and rice concerns and its government’s involvement or noninvolvement. Rating: 4 stars out of 5

“Good Pilgrims,”

An excellent look at immigrants moving back from the United States to Mexico and…

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[unesourisetmoi]

Pour les 'articles au hasard',si vous utiliser PluXml, vous pouvez facilement suggérer à vos visiteurs d'autres articles à lire sur votre site, comme il est fait et affiché ici, en bas de page. Juste un fichier à créer et un ' bout de code ' à intégrer dans votre thème...

à lire et à appliquer ... sans modération :)