A sensible answer to the primary elections mess
The early states—Iowa, New Hampshire, and South Carolina, for example—disproportionately influence the primaries. Win in these states and you look more “winnable” in the November election, so you are more likely in other states to get votes. But this is causing a problem: politicians only campaign in these states, ignoring the others. If the primary race is decided early, most of the country is totally left out. So South Carolina moved its Republican primary up to January 19th, Florida is probably going to go even further back, and before you know it, we will have election campaigns lasting two to three years. Already, many candidates appear to be in perpetual campaign mode; everything is a glory train of publicity for the next run for office, no matter what year it is.
There is a simple, easy solution to this Read on…
enslavement and not reporting it. 
Set your calendars…Sunday, August 12th is going to be a beautiful night for shooting stars. 
Yesterday my wife an I decided we had had enough of the heat and wanted to go to the beach. So we went swimming in Nahant beach—a lovely place where the waves are small and the increase in depth is very slow as you go farther out. A good place to take the kids, you know.
In the United States, especially in the South and the Midwest, country music is popular. Granted, not everybody likes country music, but I have to say, it is quite a unique style. Aside from Canada, I have heard nothing like it anywhere—until now. 
If you want good sustainable energy for your home, forget solar or wind energy—that is, plain old blowing wind energy. Instead, beat those utility bills into oblivion with your very own environmentally friendly twister!
