Mewtwo LVL 100
Thunder
Flamethrower
Ice Beam
Psyhic
Charizard LVL 100
Flamethrower
Earthquake
Fire Blast
Blast Burn
Suicune LVL 73
Hydro Pump
Surf
Ice Beam
Aurora Beam
Infernape LVL 75
Close Combat
Mach Punch
Flare BLitz
Flame Wheel
Palkia LVL 60
Surf
Dragon Claw
Earth Power
Spacial Rend
Tryanitar LVL 65
Thunderbolt
Earthquake
Flamethrower
Ice Beam
Which sign do you find to be the most energetic? Air signs certainly have a lot of energy and fire signs well that goes without saying but what about the water and earth signs…are they equally as energetic?
Please give just one sign–the MOST energetic? Please give your sign too okay?
Thanks a mill 
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My dad’s Aquarius and he goes non-stop too. He’ll cook, clean, walk like 10 miles all while sweeping and talking to anyone and everyone who crosses his path
Tagged air, air signs, EARTH, earth signs, energy, fire, fire signs, lot, sign, water
We can generate electrical power with wind, water, fire, etc. Should’nt there be a way to harness the energy we use daily?
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Tagged bicycle, donâ, electrical power, electricity, fire, fire etc, harness, home, power, water, water fire, way, wind, wind water
They could transform and they would have Armor on. The leader of the 3 had a sword and had red armor. He also gained control over a red dragon. The leader controlled the power of fire. The woman had a bow. She controlled the wind, her armor color was blue. The other guy controlled the earth, his armor was yellow. He had a mase for a weapon. Now This is what i remember and i could be wrong on some of the smaller details but on the majority i am correct.
They could transform and they would have Armor on. The leader of the 3 had a sword and had red armor. He also gained control over a red dragon. The leader controlled the power of fire. The woman had a bow. She controlled the wind, her armor color was blue. The other guy controlled the earth, his armor was yellow. He had a mase for a weapon. Now This is what i remember and i could be wrong on some of the smaller details but on the majority i am correct.
Home damaged, VICTIMS of 2002 Rodeo/Chediski fire. Have NO adequate electric power or running water for over 3 yrs. FEMA lied to them for 2 yrs. telling them they would help them and get others to help them also. Home received $58,000 in damages. Were given $2,726 total. SBA, HUD, Red Cross, many others walked away from them without giving them any assistance whatsoever. Told them they were TOO POOR to obtain any Grants or Loans to repair their home. (income $600 /mo.) Roof leaks, damaged ceilings, walls (mold) and floors. Wheelchair ramps needed, decks and steps removed need replaced, now very unsafe, falls frequent. Lost their Solar/Wind electric power system and generators. NO running water.They need gas and propane.. NO working heat or A/C system, house low 40′s to high 30′s in winter. Summer 105 to 108 degrees inside, conditions difficult for healthy people. Disabled they’re in pain because of their situation. Anyone know if legal Pro Bono help is available for them or worth it??
(NOT on reservation Julie)..They thought they had insurance coverage they tried to place claim, their AARP insurance Co. reneged, got nothing. All agencies and others tell them to contact Local assistance, there is NONE… Apache County AZ is poorest county in country. Moving, NOT a good idea, they want independence and living costs are more affordable where they are on their own. They do NOT want to be living off others and have you pay $3,000 each month or more for their care. Does anyone know where they might get their property refi’d so they can replace their electric power system ?… All they have found are rip-off people that want to take advantage of them.
We all have tried to locate local and distant assistance… there just is NONE, at least NOT for the POOR. Cattle rancher politicians of this area are able to get $90,000 from DOA for not growing cattle…while the poor are unable to obtain DOA Home repair loans and grants of up to $27,500 that they should be eligible for.
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Tagged brain, brother, ceilings, damages, decks, elect, father, fema, fire, generators, grants, help, home, hud, mold, power, power water, propane, red cross, rodeo chediski fire, roof leaks, running water, sba, solar wind, Summer, system, Victims, water, wheelchair ramps, winter summer
This is a simple concentrator for summertime usage that can cook in a small 6 inch skillet.