Day 22/67, Five Month GED, Repeated Ops, and Repeated Steps
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Transportation is the repeating of foot steps, and the knowledge of location, while tools like exponents, multiplication, and division, are repeated operations on the same numbers. These repeated operations are what every democracy movement must teach:
| Day 22/67, Week 6 of 18 weeks |
Grammar: Essay writing 3/4: on paper (Please finish your outline for your 500 word essay, and add your thesis sentence…) |
| Easiest: Power of a power practice using the Power Rule |
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Action Prompts:
1.) Consider sharing some ideas you may have on how our society can solve homelessness and child abuse, starting right now,
2.) Write a story, post or tweet that uses those sources and your thoughts.
Thoughtful Readers, ideas on learning, especially multiple #LanguageLearning, on-going education and empathy-building, to #EndPoverty, #EndHomelessness, #EndMoneyBail & achieve freedom for All HumanKind?
Support our key #PublicDomainInfrastructure…
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French deforestation database pressures Brazilian soy traders to clean up supply chain
The Danger Zone ⛔

You know that saying about a frog in a pot?
How you can put a frog in boiling water and it’ll jump straight out, but if you put a frog in tepid water and slowly increase the heat, it’ll adjust and adjust until it dies? -Nathaniel, from the novel “I Have Lost My Way” by Gayle Forman
Survival. How do we look at it? Is survival a place of comfort, ease, and familiarity? Is survival just getting by? I am reading the novel from where the above thought comes from, as the character Nathaniel, surmises how he is dead and has been for a long time now because he stayed in the water (a place of complacency) too long until he succumbed to the normalcy of it.
- Do we become complacent in a situation where we’ve existed too long? Have we normalized the place where…
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Comforting Thought: True friends will like you, just as you are
Don’t change for others.
True friends will like you just the way you are, despite your faults.
Be a good friend to them in return.
Forgive shortcomings.
No one is perfect.
Don’t change for others. True friends will like you just the way you are, despite your faults. Be a good friend to them in return. Forgive shortcomings. No one is perfect. @googiemccabe #bookquote #DwieSiostry

Billie Eilish: I would have died from Covid-19 if I hadn’t been vaccinated | Billie Eilish | The Guardian
Billie Eilish has revealed that she had Covid-19 in August, and said that she felt sure she “would have died” had she not been vaccinated.
Appearing on Howard Stern’s US radio show on Monday, Eilish said: “The vaccine is fucking amazing and it also saved [her brother/musical collaborator] Finneas from getting it; it saved my parents from getting it; it saved my friends from getting it.”
Eilish said she was unwell with the virus for two months and that she was still experiencing undisclosed side effects.
Meadows falsely claims that Trump ‘acted quickly’ to quell Jan. 6 riot | TheHill
Emails and text messages that Meadows submitted to the select committee, however, tell a different story.
Meadows, as Trump’s right-hand man, had a front-row seat to the president’s response as the violence at the Capitol unfolded. And the trove of documents that Meadows turned over to investigators reveals that he was fielding desperate messages from Trump’s eldest son, GOP lawmakers and the leading pundits at Fox News — including Hannity — urging Meadows to convince Trump to tell his supporters to end the siege and go home.
News reports have also revealed that Meadows was working behind the scenes with Ivanka Trump, the former president’s elder daughter, in an effort to press her father to make a public statement urging an end to the insurrection.
The elder Trump, alone in his private dining room watching the riot on television, resisted those pleas for hours. After the Capitol building was breached at 2:11 p.m., Trump’s first public statement was a tweet attacking former Vice President Mike Pence, himself a target of the rioters, for lacking “the courage to do what should have been done to protect our Country.” That was at 2:24 p.m.
In a second tweet, at 3:13 p.m., Trump encouraged his supporters to “remain peaceful” and “respect” the police officers in the Capitol — a message that even his closest allies said was inadequate, since it suggested the rioters were welcome visitors in the Capitol.
Source: Meadows falsely claims that Trump ‘acted quickly’ to quell Jan. 6 riot | TheHill
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