Bisexual and not picky, although he’s currently kind of dating
I just watched the segment with economist Paul Krugman. As a conservative I find myself disagreeing with Krugman cheerleader assessment of the Obama administration performance, but in particular in regards to Care My personal experience as a woman in her mid 50s looking for self pd medical insurance, who family income puts us above the subsidy line http://ruttienthevisa.com/mcilroy-and-pieters-never-trailed-against-johnson-and-kuchar/, is not very positive. To tell my entire experience would take too much space; the most glaring misstatement I heard from Krugman is about the premiums. I have yet to hear anyone do a comparison of the benefits one is receiving for those premiums. So while it may be true that young men in CA are paying higher premiums (which I doubt is NOT the only demographic thus affected), how were the benefits for those with more premiums affected? In my case, I now paying over $400/month so that I can keep my deductible at $500/yr, I only had one insurance provider to choose from. That amount is only slightly less than what I paid for good COBRA coverage, where the premium was based on my husband (the employee) age, which is mid 60s. I know that I fortunate to be able to pay the premium for a policy with a $500 deductible, because at age 67, my husband has a good job and we aren having to live on Social Security income. But my other policy options for what I would consider an affordable premium would given me deductibles in the thousands of dollars. That kind of negates the positiveness of a lower premium. There needs to be more discussion on the affect of the ACA in all respects, and not just on how many people signed up.
A God Am I: Nefarius. He’s more or less right. Anything That Moves: Manny. Bisexual and not picky, although he’s currently kind of dating the bouncer of a local nightclub for supers. Badass Teacher: Coach Julian. He is a superhero, after all. The Casanova: Manny. Code Name: They’re not supposed to have them. Cool Teacher: Again, Coach Julian. Cyborg: Karne, Manny’s kind of boyfriend. Dope Slap: Ruby to Iain. Extranormal Institute: Obviously, although it’s more of a « course » than an « institute. » Fanservice: The shower scene. Kinda Busy Here: Something of a Running Gag. Mistaken for Gay: Iain. Mundane Utility: Ruby uses her power to start the stove because the ignitions broken. Nigh Invulnerable: Iain. It’s not his skin that’s invulnerable, though whenever he’s hit with something, purple armour appears on the area of impact before he can be hurt. Power Trio: Iain, Ruby, and Manny. Psychic Powers: Manny, although not in the typical sense. He knows subconsciously exactly what to say/do to get what he wants. This makes him very good Order Purchase at talking people into bed. He’s also used it to talk a veritable god out of leaving Earth, at least temporarily. He is, according to his bio on the cast page, « potentially the most powerful telepath on the planet. » Secret Identity: It was Iain’s secret identity being penetrated that set off the plot. Shockand Awe: Ruby. Shout Out: The Apartment that they live in is called Christopher Reeves Residential. Also Iain wears shirts referencing other superheros. Super Registration Act: ARMS. And Then What? Flat « What. »: 5 Jan 2010. And here.
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